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TOWN_BOARD_MINUTES_1943-1953
Town Board Meeting The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Bldg. on Jan. 9 at 10 A. Lt. 1llt3,' The following members were present: 'H. N. Gordon, Supervisor, Justices T. B. Maxfield, W. H. Hornbrook, F. R. Hartsock, Councilman L. E. Chase, Town Clerk, Rachel T. Hanshaw. Harry U. Baker, Sapp: of Highways was present. Albert 17. Force, Tax Collector was present and asked for suggestions on the wording of the Tax Notice cards. Moved by Justice Hartsock tha t the Tompkins County Trust Co., be designated as the depository of all monies coming into the hands of Town Officers. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved by the following vote:- Hartsock-Chase-Hornbrook-Maxfield. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Ithaca Journal be designated as the official newspaper of the Town. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved by the following vote: Hartsock-Chase-Hornbrook- Maxfield. Noes 0. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Chase: Resolved, that this Town Board does hereby fix the salaries Of the f011owing town officers and employees, for the year begining January 1st, 1943, at the amounts respectively stated, and that such salaries shall be payable at the times respectively specified: - Name Office Salary Payable F. H. Grover Welfare Officer A600. Monthly H. No Gordon Supervisor 41000. Yearly IV. H. Hornbrook Justice of Peace 4175. Yearly T. B. Maxfield " " " $500. Semi Annual F. R. Hartsock 500. Quarterly L. E. C hase Councilman 4150. Semi Annual Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk y1200. Quarterly Albert W. Force Tax Collector $800. Quarterly F. C. "Marshall Assessor $325. Semi Annual F. B. Howe " 4325. Semi Annual R. C. Mandeville " 4325. Semi Annual Harry U. Baker Supt. Highways $2400. Semi Monthly Allen Whitley Attendance Officer $150. Quarterly Dr. Philip'Robinson Health Officer $500. Yearly Rachel T. Hanshaw Registrar 450 Yearly This was seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the following vote: Ayes - Chase - aiaxfield- Hornbrook - Hartsock. Noes 0. The following bills were audited:= Name I • Nature Claimed Al roved Ithaca'City Water Dept. 2 Hydrants for RHWD 80.00 80.00 VanNatta Office Equip. Co. Chairs -for Town Hall 160,00 160.00 R. S. Hoothroyd Ins. on Ply. Pickup •27.63 27.63 Richard Sammons Ins. on Sullivan Welfare House 22.00 22.00 Cornell University Water for IBM 84.00 84.00 Chase Rational Bank Into & services on FH'ND Bonds 213.00 213.00 Moved by Justice Maxfield these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote: Ayes - Maxfield- Hartsock-Hornbrook - Chase. Does 0. On Motion the Board adjourned. Clerk -Torn of Ithaca. k Town Board Meeting The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Bldg., on Saturday, February 6 1943 at 10:00 A.M. The following memberw were present: Supervisor H. N. Gordon - Justices T, B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsook, W. H. Hornbrook - Councilman L. E. Chase - Clerk Rachel T. Hanshaw. Ruth B. Trousdale was present to consider the work as Clerk to the Supervisor. The minutes of the,previous meeting were read. The Supervisor suggested the hiring of a Clerk to assist with the Town Account books, and other work he may have. Moved by Councilman Chase that this Board approves the hiring of a Clerk to assist the Supervisor at the amount stipulated in the budget. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - Chase - Hartsock - Hornbrook '- Maxfield. Noes 0. Mrs. Nina Royce tendered her resignation as School Director. Moved by Councilman Chase this resignation be accepted and Mrs. Ruth McMillan be appointed to fill the unexpired term.as School Director. This was seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows :- 4es - Chase - Maxfield.- Hartsock - Hornbrook. Noes Q. A letter of thanks from the American Red Cross was received for the donation of 4713,67., the proceeeds of the Town Scrap Drive.. The Supervisor appointed Councilman Chase and'Justice taxfield, as a committee to study surveys on -the Town Insurance policies and report. Moved by Justice Maxfield the following be appointed as fire Wardens:- John Osborne - W. H. Hornbrook - Roland Kelly - Harry Baker - Percy Williams. This Was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote: Ayes - Maxfield - Hartsook - Hornbrook - Chase. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that H. N. Gordon represent our Town at the Association of Towns Meeting at Albany on Feb.. 17-18. Justice Hartsock as alternate., This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows: -.Ayes Maxfield - Hartsock - Hornbrook - Chase. Noes 0. The following bills were audited: Name Nature Claimed Allowed Jamieson McKinney Heating plant for Town Bldg 1640.43 1640.43 Williamson Law Book Co. Office supplies 4.72 4.72 Albert Force Collector Tax on Town prop. 46.26 46.26 N. Y. State Elea. & Gas Corp. St. Lights 56.33 56.33 John Allen Reading & Billing F,H.W.D., 33.50 33.50 Tomp.. Co. Trust, Co. Supervisor Check. Book 2000 2000 F. S. Grover Welfare Off. Salary for Jan. 50*00 50.00 Ithaca Fire Dept. Response to 3 Town fires 150.00 150.00 Welfare Bills . Relief for Jan.. 48.39 48.39 Moved by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. .This was seconded by Justice Hornbrook and approved as follows :- Ayes - Chase -,Hornbrook - Harteook - Maxfield. Noes 0 . The minutes were read and approved, Motion to adjourn was unanimous. Clerk -Town of,lthaaa 3 Town Board Meeting. The Town Board of the Town of ithaoa met at the County Bldg., Saturday, March 6th, 1943 at 10i00 A.M. The following members wwre present:- Supervisor H. N. Gordon - Justices T. B. Maxfield - W. H. Hornbrook - F. R. Hartsook -. Goumilman L. E. Chase - Dlerk Rachel T. Hanshaw. Also present was Highway Supt. Harry U. Baker. The minutes of the previous meeting were read. Albert W, Force, Tax Collector was present and asked for suggestions as to -the best policy for replacing the Town Assessment Roll which was stolen. It was decided to use two bopiso which the Clerk of the Supervisors.providedt said make copies of the roll which was on file with the Town Clerk. Justice Maxfield reported on the survey of the Town Insurance policiesq with recommendations. Moved by Justice Maxfield that insurance on the flown Bldg. be increased from the present 43000. to 45000* without the 80% oO-insurance basis clause. 'This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved by the following vote:- Ayes Maxfield - Chase - Hartsock - Hornbrook. Noes 0 . Moved by Justice Maxfield that the present insurance om road machinery equipment of 42000, be canceled and a new Marine floater insurance policy.be written for the present value of the property. This was seconded by Count ilman.Chass and approved by the following vote :- Ayes - Maxfield - Chase - Hornbrook - Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the present property liability. insurance policies on town equipment be canceled and a single policy be written to cover all twon equipment being owned or used with liabilities limit of 410 000.'- 420 000. This was seconded. by Councilman Chase and approved by the following vote_ :- Ayes Maxfield'- Chase - Hornbrook - Hartsook. Noes 0. Moved by gustice Maxfield that the insurance on equipment and tools in the Town Shed be amended to eliminate the 90% clause. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved by the following vote: - Ayes - Maxfield Chase.- Hornbrook - Hartsock..Noes 0. The ,Supervisor read his monthly statement which was placed on fide. Supervisor Gordon gave a report of his attendance at Association of Towns meetings._ The following bills were audited :- Name Nature Claimed Allowed New York State Gas & Else. St. Lights for Feb. 56.33 56,33 D.L. w W. RR Co.', Rent land Poll. PI. 3 6.00 6.00 Albert W, Force Collector Printing & Postage 34,45 34.45 Cayuga Uts. Village Share of Beverage Tax 78.63 78.63 F. H. Grover Welfare Officer Salary'far Feb. 50.00 50.00 H. N. Gordon Supervisor Expenses to Assoc. towns 29.77 29,77 City.of Ithaca Water Dept. Ext. line S. R. 7. D. 200.00 200.00 City of Ithaca Water Dept. Moving hydrant ..G*W.Do 93.43 93.43 Williamson Law Book Co. Supervisor record books 5.62 5.62 Stella Williams Collector School tax on Sullivan Pro•24.24 24.24 Moved by Justice Hornbrook these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice Hartsook and approved by the following vote :- Ayes - Hartsock- Hornbrook - Chase - Maxfield. Noes *0. The minutes were read and approved. Moved by Justice Hartsook to adjourn was aeoonded by G"ouncilman Chase and approved as follows :- Ayes - Hartsock - Chase - Hornbrook - Maxfield. Noes 0. Town Clerk 4 Town Board Meeting The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Bldg. on SaturdaV, April 3, 1943 at 10:00 A.M. The following members were present :- Supervisor H. N. Gordon - Justices T. B. Maxfield - F. R.Hartsock - W. H. Hornbrook - Councilman L. B. Ghase - Clerk Rachel T. Hanshaw. Sapt. of Highways H. U. Baker. The minutes of the previous meeting were read, H.-B. MacNamee appeared before the Board and asked'the Town to consider the maintaining of a road on his property. Moved -by Justice Maxfield the Supervisor be authorised to accept a deed -to the improved portion of a road on MadNamee property, commencing qt C oddington Road running north easterly. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- .Ayes - Maxfield - Hartsook - Chase - Hornbrook. Noes 0 . The Supervisor read a letter iu regard to the Smithboro Bridge bond project which was placed on file. A letter from the Association of Towns stating that the Governor had signed a Special Act of the Legislature authorixing-the Town Board of,the Town of Ithaca to hold its meetings in the City of Ithaca. The letter was plaoed"on file. Moved by Justice Maxfield the Town Board: aocept for the Willow Pt lnt-Labe Road Water District the contract iretwee_ ,'that Water District and the Oity of Ithaca, as approved by a majority Committee from that District. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote: Ayes*- Maxfield - Hirtsock !* Hornbrook - Chase. Noes 0. The Supervisor presented a letter from the Comptroller's office in regard to making a copy of Town Assessment Roll for the Collector's use. This letter was placed on file. Moved by Councilman Chase the 'Highway Agreements as presented by Highway Supt. Baker be approved. This was seconded by Justice Hartaook and approved by the following vote:- ,Ayes - Chase - Hartsock - Hornbrook - Maxfield. Noes 0. The following bills were audited: No. Name Nature Claimed Allowed 26 Albert Vt. Force Collector-lst Quar. AIIW4== 200.00 200.00 27 Allen Whitley Attendance Off. " " .37.50 37.50,. 28 F. R. Hartsock Justice Peace 125.00 125.00 29 Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk " +' 300.00 300.00 30 H..N. Gordon Supervisor - Postage 5.54 5.54 31 McKinney Ins. Inc. Fleet Ins. on Motor Vehic.� 412.06 412.06 32 R. S. Boothroyd Volunteer Firemen's Ins. 221.25 221.25 33 Ithaca Ins. Agency Sup. School Bond 24.00 24.00 34 Wm. A. Church Co. Assessors Field Books :550 5.50 35 Ithaca -Journal Adv. Supv. Annual Report 33.84 33.84 36 R. S. Boothroyd Ins* stock-tools-tvvm bldg. 228.19 228*29 37 F. H. Grover Welfare Off. 'March salary 50.00 50,00 38 Cornell University Water for F. H. W. D,t -76,31 76.31 39 N. Y. State Gas & Elea. Co. St. Lights for March 56.33 56.33 Moved byJustice Maxfield these bills be paid, This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved by the. following vote: Ayes - Maxfield - Chase - Hartsoak'-,Hornbrook. Noes 0. Moved by Justice raxfield, seconded by Justice Hornbrook to adjourn was approved unanimously. t '% Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. 5 Town Board Meeting The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at Town Highway Bldg. on April 10, 1943 at 7:00 P. M. The following members were present: Supervisor H. N. Gordon - Justices F. �R:oHdrtsock• ",W.H.Hornbrook - Counncilman L. E. Chase Clerk- Rachel T. Hanshaw. Absent .Justice T. B;' Maxfield. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Chase: - RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town 8f Ithaca hereby directs the collector to continue to receive taxes in the year 1943 at the rates specified in his notice as given for the collection of taxes in such year, pursuant to the law then in effect. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote :-Ayes - Hartsock, Chase - Hornbrook. Noes 0. ' This resolution was pursuant to Chapter 272 of the Laws of 1943. On motion the Board then adjourned to the property of George Visynei to inspect conditions Y=UcAlro dgL4 by backwater. ZHan Clerk. Town Board Meeting The Town, Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Bldg. on Saturday May 1, 1943 at 10:00 A.M. Members present.:- Supervisor H. N. Gordon - Justice N. H. Hornbrook -; Councilman L. E. Chase. Members absent Justices T. B. Uaxfield'- F. B. Hartsock. Also present Harry Baker Supt. Highways -'Cleric Rachel T. Hanshaw. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Moved by Councilman Chase that this Board approves the granting of a bonus of 10% effective May let to be paid at the and of the year to the Highway employees. This was seconded by Justice W. H. Hornbrook and approved by the following vote:- Ayes Chase - Hornbrook. Noes 0. The Supervisor's monthly statement Was presented and filed. The.following bills were aa'dited:- • Name Nature Claimed Allowed New York State Elea. & Gas Corp. St. Lights 56.32 56.32 Cayuga Heights Village Share of Beverage Tax 134.26 134.26 F. H. Grovel Welgars Officer 50.00 50.00 John T. Allen Reading meters F.H.W.D. 37.50 37.50 Wilcox Press Printing School sheets 8.25 8.25 T. G. Miller's Sons Supplies for School Com .3.05 3.05 VanNatta Office Equip Sup, Supplies 1.25 1.25 Moved by Justice Hornbrook, second by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. .Ayes - Hornbrook -'Chase. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Chase to adjourn was seconded by Justice Hornbrook. Ayes :- Chase - Hornbrook. Noeess/0. Rachel T. Hanshaw - Town Clerk. 7 fteeial Town Board Meeting. The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Bldg., on Saturday. May 299 1943 at 10:00 A. M. All members veceived a written notice of this meeting and all members were present. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The following resolution was offered by Justice IZaxfi.eld:- Resolved that from and after the thirty-first day of December, 1943, there shall be -but one assessor for the Town of Ithaca, who shall be appointed by the Tovm Board as prov6ded by Section PI of the Town Laws This resolution was asoonled by Justice Hartsock and apmroved by the following vote:- Ayres - Maxfield - Hartsook - Chase - Hornbroolr. Noes 0. This racV,-uYIt-n.- shall be sub.laot to Permissive referendum. Loved by Justice Maxfield that it in the sense of this meeting that the compensation of the Assessor so api3oluted will lie established at an amount not greater than theamount now raid thepresentBoard of Assessors. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved by the following vote.-- Aves - Haxf ield -. Chase - Hartsook -'Hornl�rook. Noes 0* Motion to adjourn was offered by Justice Maxfield, seconded by Councilman Chase and aporoved unanimously. The miniites were read and avoroved. 7 Rachel T - Hanshaw Clerk. The above resolution was i3ablished in the Ithan-a Journal June 2 and posted. in 5 places In the Town. 0 June 4 1943 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Blde. on Friday, June 4 at 7:30 P. M1. Members present :- H. 14. Gordon-SrDervisor: T. B. Mxfield- Justice: F. RL Hartsock-Justice: L. E. Chase -Councilman: Rachel T. Hanshaaw-Clerks IXembers absent V1. H. Hornbrook-Justice. The minutes of the previous meeting were read. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature WIbliamson Law Boo?k- Co. Justice supplies N. Y. State E1eo. & Gas Coma. St. Lights F. H. Grover Welfare Officer Louis K. Thaler Att. Welfare case Albert W. Force Collector- Postage T. G killer's Sons Super.'Supplies Cayuga Press 2 Assess. Roils Robinson & Carpenter Town repairs(Welfare) Moved by Counoilman Chase these bills be paid. Claimed Allowed 2.10 2.10 56.31 56.3i 50.00 50.00 25.00 25.00 9.91 9.91 1.95 1.95 40.83 40.83 1.76 1.'76 This was Seconded by Justice Hartsook and approved by the following vote: Ayes - Chase - Hartsook - Maxfield._ Noes 0. :Jastice'Biaxfield gave a report on the insurance in regard to the Ithaca Fire Dept.',while'responding to fires ib the Town of Ithaca. Moved by Justice Maxfield that insurance be placed, protecting the Town in case -of bodily Wuries to third parties neaulting from Ithaca Fire Deut. reswading to fires is the Town of Ithac^, outside the village of Cavnga. Heights.. TAtis was seconded by Justice Hartsock: and approved by the following vote.- Ayes- afield-Hartsock-Chase. Noes 0. IIt)tion to adjourn was offered by Councilman:-,C ftgd.. seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved unanimously. Rachel T. Haushaw Clerk N July 3 1943, The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca net at the County B1dR.. Saturday. Ju17 3. at 10:00 A. M. Members present: - H. N. Gordon. Supervisor: - L. H. Chase. Councilman: - T. B. Maxfield. F. R. Hartsook. W. H. Hornbrook. Justimes: Rachel T. Hanshaw. Clerk. A130 present -was H. U. Baker. Highw%v Suet. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Moved by Councilman Chase that T. B. sfield ire appointed to fill the unexpired term Of Justice Meigs who is absent on Military Dnty. This was seconded by Justice Hartsook and approved by the following vote: A-vea - Chase - Hornbrook - Zartsool-r. Noes 0. 'Whereas a petition has been filed with the Town Clerk. requiring a referendnm on the question of reducing the number of Assessors fro^± three to one: Resolved. pursuant to the provisions of the Town Law. that, a Special Esetion'be held at the Town Highway Bldg.. on the Ithaca - Newfield Road on Au�mst 3. 1943. and that the polls shall open at 2:00 8. U. and close at 9:00 P. if. on said dav, add that the following proposition shall be voted upon at such election: - 'Shall the resolution" of the' Town Board providing that from and after the 31st day of December. 1943. there shall be but one Ass#%--msor-. for the Town of Ithaca. who shall be appoinidd by the Town Board, as provided by Sec':• 21 of the TownI.aw. be approved?' This resolution was offered by Councilman Chaso. seconded by Justice Hornbrook and approved by the following vote:- Avea - Chase - Hornbrook - Hartsock - Maxfield. Noes 0. The Supervisor presented hid report for the month which was planed on file. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed R. S. Boothrovd Insurance on Town Equip. 142.39 142.39 N. Y. State Elea. &Gas Corn - St. Lights for Jane 56.32 56.32 Ithaca Journal legal notices 3.36 3.36 Corner Bookstore Flags for Memorial Day 18.75 19.75 H. N Gordon Postage April -Slay -June 5.40 5.40- F. H. Grover 17elfare Off. June all. 50.00 50,00 Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk - Qnar. Salary 300,00 300,00 Albert 'U. Force Collector - Quar. Salary 200.00 200.00 Allen Whitlev Attend. Off. Quar. Salary 37.50 37.50 F. R. Hartsock Justice - Quar. Salary 1?S= 125.00 T. B. Maxfield Justice - Semi Salary 250.00 250.00 L. E. Chase Councilman - -s yr. Salary 75.00 75.00 06o Lne 11)� rsi v �*for� F. H. Wo D. Rn,34 tx�3• vo 80.34 �. 3•vo ov ,y ustice ors rook.�seconded�b Jt�stiae Hartsoek these bl�s be paid. Apnrove6 as follows: -A-es - Chase-Hornbrook-Hartsook - Uaxfield. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. . Rachel T. Haushaw - Clerk. 10 August 3 - 1943 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Town Highway Bldg. on Tuesday, August 3 xlat 5:30 P. it. Members present: - H. N. Gordon-Sapervisor: - T. B. Maxfield and F. R. Hartsock - W. H. Hornbrook - Justices: - L. E. Chase, Councilman: Rachel T. Hanshaw - Clerk. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature New York Electric & Gas Corp. Rath Trousdale Philip J. Robinson F. H. Grover Gabriel Mockembarg Ithaca Journal Ithaca Journal Carl Crandall Robert Si Boothroyd John T. Allen St. Lights -July Sup..Aid .j- yr. salary Health Officer Year sal. Welfare Off . July Sal . " Legal services Legal Ad Special Elec. Ad. by Assessors Eng.-Services C.H.W.D. Pre. on Justice Bond Services meters-F.H.W.D. Claimed 56.32 250.00 488*80 50.00 2050 2.40 3.12 100.00 5.00 29.50 Allowed 56.32 250.00 488.86 50.00 2.50 2,40 3.12 100.00 5.00 29.50 Moved.by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice Hornbrook and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - Chase-Hornbrook- Hartsock - Maxfield. Noes 0. The Supervisors report was read and filed. Motion to adjourn was offered by.Councilman Chase, seconded by Justice Hornbrook and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - Chase-Hornbrook- Hartsock - Mayfield. Noes 0. loved by Councilman Chase the following be designated as Polling Places In the Town of Ithaca:- Polling Place 1 +:Y3�€sr .G^,1 :s'•-bff T ial Ave.:- Nn. 2 - Forest Hone School House :- # 3 - Coddington Cross Me.: - # 4 . Cayuga Heights School. This was seconded by Justice Hornbrook and approved by the following vote:- A^es - Chase - Hornbrook - Hartsock - Maxfield. Noes 0. Rao el T. Hanshaw - Clerk. August 3 1943 A. Special Election was field at the Town Highway Bldg., on August 39 1943. Polls were open from 2 to 9 P. lf., to vote on the following proposition: — Proposition to reduce the number of Assessors of the Town - of Ithaca from three to one*' Shall the resolution of the Town Board, providing that from and after the 31st day of December, 1943, there shall be but one assessor for the flown of Ithaca who shall be appointed by the Town Board as provided by Section 21.of the Tovm Jaw, be approved? The return of the votes cast on this proposition were 177; Votes in'favor 88 — Votes against 88 -: Void 1. Retarna filed. Attorney Eewmai< ruledil that .bli ce,,3hatzesolution of the Town Board was'not approved by affirmative vote of a majority of the qualified -voters -who voted, the resolution is not effecthve and the Town must continue to have three eledtied Assessors. His decision was placed on file Rachel T. Bansbaw Town Clerk. 12 September 4 1943. The Town Board of the Tow* of Ithaca met at the Countv Court House on Saturday, Sent,: 4th at 10:00 A. U. Members present: - H. 1,14 Gordon. Snnervisor - T. B.* afield.` ' W.H. Hornbrook. F. R. Hartsock. Justices - L. E.'Chass. Councilman - Rachel T. Hanshaw. Clerk. Harry U. Baker, Town Stet. Highways was present. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The following bills were audited: - Rams . mature Claimed Allowed D, L. & W, RR Cn. Rent for land for Foil. P1. 3 6.00. 6.00 Newman & Adams . Legal Services -' Sp_ ee , Elea* 25.00 25,00 N. Y. State Elea. & Gas Corn, St. Lights 56-32 56.32 Wilcox Press Ballottsq' & Assess. Cards 4?,90 49',90 F. H. Graver Welfaare Off. A"g. Salary 50:00 50,00 Welfare Bill" Relief for A"z: ?3;As9 23.49 T. B. Maxfield Refund on Motor Veho, Fine 5,00 5.00 Loved by Jnstiae Hartsock these bills be paid. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and ,approved by the followinp- vote:- A,7es - Hart aock-Chase- Maxfield-Hornbrook. Noes 0. Moved by Justice 11axf ielcl that the deeds to the property for the MaNa*±ee Road be accepted, subiect to' °review by legal council. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved by the following vote:- maxfield- Chase-Hartsook-Hor2brook. Noes 0, The Supervisor's report was read and filed.. A report on the Smithboro Bridge Bonds was read and placed on file. Motion, to adjourn was offered by Justicefield, seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:-.4-es - Maxfield-Hartsock-C hase- Hornbrook. Noes 0, Rachel T. Hanshaw - Clerk. c 4 October 2 1943. The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Court House on Saturday. Oct. 2, at 9:00 A.M. 2-resent - H. N. Gordon - Supervisor: - Justices T. B. Maxfield - F. R. Hartsock - W. H. Hornbrook.-,Cou_*±cilman L. E. Chase - Clerk Rachel T. Hanshaw. Harry U. Bakers Snot. Highways was present. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Mr. Gordon_,reported that the matter of the acceptance of the deeds to the property for the MaNa*^ee Road had been referred to an Attorney. The followinR bills were audited: - Name Nature N. Y. Gas & Elea, St. Lights Welfare Bills Relief for Sent. Velfare B13,1s ledical for Sent. Robinson & Carpenter Repairs for Snllivan House F. H. Grover Welfare Officer Sept. Cavaga, Heirrhts Vi11Age Share of Beverage Tax Allen Whitley Attendance Off. Qnsr. H. ld. Gordon Office Ex. & Postage Ithaca Journal Ad. Completion Assess. Roll F. R. Hartsock Justice - Qnar. All. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk - Q^ar. All. Albert Force Collector - Q-ar. All, Cornell University Water for F. H. W. D. _ Moved by Justice E=field these bills be paid. Claimed Allowed. 56.3?, 5643? 20.91 20.9? 29.00 29.00 .60 .60 50.00 50.00 70.23 70�23 37.50 37t50 6:.59 6r59 2;64 2:64 125.00 125.00 300-00 300POO 200.00 200.00 81.73 81.73 This was seconded by Jxistice H-rtsock and approved by the following vote:- Aires Maxfield-Hartsock- Chase=Hornbrook. Noes 0. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. The Following resolution was offered by Justice Yaxfield: Resolved. that this Towa Board does hereby prepare and approve as the Preliminary Bndget of this Town for the fiscal year beginning on the 1st day of January, 1944, the itemized statement of estimated revenues and expenditures hereto attached and made a part of this resolution, and be it F^rther Resolved, that such preliminary Bndget shall be filed in the office of the To= Clerk where it shall be available for inspection by any interested person at all reasonable hours, and be it Frrther Resolved, that this Board shall meet at a:00 2.11. on the 4th day of ilovember, 1943 for the purpose of holding a public hearing upon such Pr*liminary Bndget. and be it Frrther Resolved. that the Town Clerk give notice of such 'public hearing in the manner provided. in Section 113 of the Town Law. and that such notice be published at least twice. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote: - Ales - Maxfield - Hartsock - Chase - Hornbrook. Noes �. Moved by Councilman Chase that C, Norris Gray and Otis Root be appointed Cnstodians of Elections Machines and Nancy Hammond and Laura. Brown be appointed as Gheckers of Election Machines after Election. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vnte:- Ames- Cha. se -Hart sock-Hornbrook- ttaxfiekt. YNnes 0. Motion to ad)=171 was appr ad unanimously. Clerk 14 November 4 1943 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaga met at the County Court House on Thursdn=r evening, Nov. 4, at 8:00 P.M. Members present :- H. N. Gordon-Snrylervi.sor: L. E. Chase -Councilman: T. B. Maxfield - F. R. Hartsock - W. H. Hornbrook - Justices: Rachel T. Hanshaw - Clet`. H. U. Baker Highwav Snpt. was present. This meeting was called for a public hearing -on the preliminary budget of the Town, proof of publication of such meeting was presented. No persons appeared either for or against. The followinz resolution was offered by Justice uaxfield:- Whereas. this Town Board has met at the time and place specified in the notice of public on the Preliminary Budget. and heard all persons desiring to be heard thereon;. Now. Therefore Be It Resolved. that this Town Board does hereby adopt such Preliminary Budget as originally compiled. as the Ann -:al B-dget of this Tavm- for the fiscal year beginning'on the first day of January. 1944. and that such b„dget as so adopted be enetered or attachedd hereto in the minutes of the oroceedines of this 'Town Board. And Be It Ffirther Resolved'.=thst-:;the Town Clerk of this Town shall 7nrepare And certifrr in duplicate. conies of said A„nral Btldget as adopted by this Tort Board. together with the Estimates, if any, adopted pursuant to Section 202 a Subdo of the Town Law. and deliver one copy thereof to the Supervisor of this Town to be presented by him to the Board of Supervisors of this County. This resolution was seconded Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- dyes - Maxfield - Hartsock Chase - Hornbrook. Nr+es 0. Public hearinm ad3ourned. Town Board meeting; opered-. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The vote of the Biennial Election was canvassed and sigaod. The Si-nervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. The following bills were afldited:- Name Gladys n. Allister Samuel Newman '.Arthur Teeter Grace Smith Charles Norris Floyd E..Andrews Aorothv McKeemn Yargare} Mapes Lrella Thomson Florence Trers B.na L. Updike Armes Granville Margnret Kennard Nature Cgs imed gal n;rea. Election inspector 40.00 40.00 it if `52,00 52 ,00 it It 40,00 401,00 it If 41.00 41.00 ff r/ 53.00 53,00 11 ►f 41.no 41.00 rf If 42 ,00 41,00 n n 41. $00 41.n0 n If 41.00 4? .00 It ff 41,00 41 ' 00 ff I! 5-31,no '5.i.n0 n ►f 4).00 40.00 11 n 35." Bills continued 15 Continued from Page 14 Name Mature Blendina Howe Election Inspector tta Xie1n ++ E+: 'EMarvel Edna Ruth Trousdale ++ Joseph xustyak Janitor -Poll. Pl., 4 Otis Root Custodian Election Mach, D Uorris Gray it ++ ff R Nancy Hammond Re -Checker Elea, Mach R Emily Sheldon . ff of It D Rachel T. Hanshaw Registrar Vital Statistics F. H. Grover Welfare Officer Welfare Bills Relief for October N. Y. State Gas & Elea. St. Lights for Oct. Stover Printing Co. 500 Town Envelopes Williamson Law Book Co. To= Budget supplies Ithaca Journal Ad Notice Budget Hearing Ithaca Insurance Agency School Bond Rider John T. Allen Reading.Meters F. H. We D. Robert Boothroyd Justice Bond H. N. Gordon Postage - 'later Dist. Fin. Assoc. of Towns Dues J. R. Roe Sc hool Tax on Town Prop. F. C. Marshall Assessor - Yr. Salary R. C. Mandeville if it ff F. Be Howe it it ++ Claimed Allowed 4i.00 4�1 s/0��0 /� 0 ttloj� i/1�0 .t, 00 �11 41.00 41.00 41.00 12.00 12.00 29.00 29.00 29.00 29.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 51.25 51.25 50.00 50.00 19.08 19.08 56.32 56.32 5.50 5.50 3.26 3.26 7.20 7.20 5.12 5.12 35.00 35000 5.00 5.00 Reports4.50 4.50 28.00 28.00 12.12 12.12 325.00 325:00 325.00 325.00 325.00 325.00 Moved by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the rollowing vote:- Ayes - Chase - Maxfield - Hartsock - Hornbrook. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was offered by Councilman Chase and seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows :- Ayes - Chase - 14axfield - Hartsock - Hornbrooii. Noes u. Rachel T. Hanshaw - Clerk. 16 December 4 1943 The Town .Hoard of the TO= of Ithaca met at the County Court House Saturday, Deo. 4 at 10:00 A. M. Members present:, H. N.Gordon, Supervisor: 71. H. Hornbrook - F. R. Hartsook - T. B. liaxfield; Justices: L. F. Chase, Councilman: Harry U Baker, Supt.-Highways: Rachel T. Hanshaw, Clerk. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Mr. Sweet appeared before the Board in regard to widening a ditch on private property, but -was advised no action could be taken. The Supervisor's -report was read and filed. - The Highway Co=nittee reported they had inspected the Tovrn roads and found -them in good shape. Mr. Fdree, Collector, was present with an exhibit of the tax notice cards to be sent out. The following bills were audited: Name rature Claimed Cayuga Fits. Village Share of Beverage Tax 98.39 IT. Y. State Elea. & Gas St. Lights & Poll P1. 62.32 T. G. Miller & Sons Offic© Supplies 2.00 F. H. Grover Welfare Off. - Nov. bill 50.00 , Williamson Law Book Co. Office Supplies .40 Albert Force Collector Last Quar. Salary •200.00 H. I.. Gordon Supervisor - Y r. Salary 1000.00 T. B. Maxfield Justice - Last half salary 250.00 F. R- Hartsock " Last Quar. salary 125.00 W. H.' Hornbrook Yr. Salary 175.00 L. E. Chase Councilman Last Half Salary 75.00 Allen Whitlev Attendance Off. last Quar. Salary 37.50 Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk - Last Quar. Salary 300.00 Ruth Trousdale S„'nervisors Clerk last half 250,00 Allowed 98.39 62.32 2.00 50.00 .40 200.00 1000.00 250.00 125.00 175.00 75.00 37.50 300,00 2r0 00 Uovo4 by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following; vote: Aves - Chase-Hartsock- Maxfield - Hornbrook. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was offered by Justice Maxfield. seconded by Justine Hornbrook and approved by the following vote:- Aves - Maxfiald - Hornbrook - Chase - Hartsock. Noes 0. Rachel T. Hanshaw - Town Clerk. 17 December 28 1943, The Town Board of the Torn of Ithaca met at the Town Clerk's office on Tuesday, Decz. 28, 1943 at 10:00 A,ti. Members present:- H. IF. Gordon - Supervisor: Justices, W. H. Hornbrook T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock: Councilman, L. E. Chase: Clerk, Rachel T. Hanshaw. This was the annual meeting for the purpose of auditing the accounts of the Supervisor and Justiees.Doekets. The books of the Supervisor were audited, including General Fund, Highway Fund, School Fund, War Bond Deduction Fund, Victory and Withholding Tax Fund. The Justices Dockets were audited, approved and signed. Moved by Councilman Chase that Rachel T. Hanshaw be appointed Dog Enumerator for the year 1944. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - Chase - Hartsock - Hornbrook - Maxfield. Noes 0 . Moved by Justice Maxfield that the bonds of H. N. Gordon, Supervisor General, Rachel T. Hanshaw, Town Clerk , Harry U. Baker, Supt. Highways, and Albert W. Force, Collector be approved. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - Maxfield - Chase - Hartsock- Hornbrook. Toes 0. Moved by Justice .Maxfield that the Tompkins County Trust Co, be designated as depository of all monies of the Town. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following votes- ,Ayes - Maxfield - Hartsook - Chase - Hornbrook. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was offered by Justice Hornbrook, seconded by Councilman Chase and approved: as follows:- Ayes - Hornbrook - Chase - Hartsoc7k�� - Maxfield* Noes 0. - �Raeh�elT. Hanshaw - Town Clerk. 19 January 8 1944 The Town Hoard of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Court House on January 8 1944 at 10:00 A.M. Members present:- H. N. Gordon, -Supervisor: - T. B. Maxfield F. R. Hartsock,-Justioes:- L. E. Chase - go A. Munsey, Councilmen: - Harry Baker, Highway Supit:- Rachel T. Hanshaw - Clerk. The minutes of the previoue meeting were read and approved. The Supervisor appointed the following Highway Committee:- L. E. Chase - W. A. Munsey - F. R. Hartsock. Moved by Justice Hartsock the following be, appointed fire wardens for the Town of Ithaca :- John Osborne - Rolland Kelly - Percy.Williams,- Harry U. Baker - W. H. Hornbrook. This was seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the following vote: - Ayes - Hartsock-Yaxfield-Chase-Iiunsey. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Ithaca Journal be designated as the official paper of the Town. T12is was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote :- Ayes- Maxfield-Hartsock-C hase-:lunsey. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Chase the following be appointed Election Inspectors for the four districts in the Town as recommended by the Chairman of the Democrat and Republican County Committees: - Dist No. 1 - Democrat Republican Gladys MmAllister Samuel Newman Arthur Teeter Grace Smith Dist, No. 2 Charles L. Morris Floyd E. Andrews Dorothy MaKeegan Margaret Mapes Dist. No. Luella Thompson Tana Updike Agnes Granville Florence Flyers Dist. No. 4 Edna 'Marvel Blendina Howe Etta Kiely Ruth Trousdalu Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the following; vote:- Aye s-Chase-Maxfield-Iiunsey-Hartsoc x. Noes 0. 11oved by Justice 11axiield that Supervisor H. V. Gordan be designated to represent the Town at the Association of Towas meetings at Albany and Councilman L. E. Chase as Alternate. "Tilis was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes- liaxfield-Hartsock-Iiunsey-Chase. Noed 0. Moved by Councilman Chase that Rachel T. Hanshaw be appointed Registrar of Vital Statistics and Frank Hanshaw be appointed Deputy. This was seconded by Councilman Iiunsey and approved as follows: - Ayes - Chase-Iiunsey-Hartsock-LTaxfield. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that Frank Hanshaw be appointed Deputy Town Clerk. Seconded by Councilman Iiunsey and approved as follows:- Aye a-Hartsock-Iiunsey-Chase-Maxfield. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Ughoyay Department be empowered to purchase a power mower. This was seconded by Councilman: M nsey and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- bTaxfield-Munsey-Chase-Hartsock. NoeoO. The Supervisor's report was read and place dconfflle. The following bills were Name Albert 'J. Force John T. Allen lianNatta Office Equip. Co. L. E. Patterson H. N. Gordan Robinson 1 Carpenter MoKinneyy Agency F. H. Grover audited: - Nature Claimed Allowed Tax on 'Tov.0 Property 19.28 19.26 Reading & Billing F.H. W.D . 35.00 35.00 Office repairs for Sup. 2.75 2.75 Ins* on Voting Mach.& Poll `'1107.50 107.50 i Postage 5.52 5.52 Coal -Welfare cases 10.28 10.28 Sup. Bond 40.00 40.00 We3lfare Off. Dee, Salary 50.00 50.00 PRELI5UNARY BUDGET FOR THE TOWN OF ------- Ithaca _______________. GENERAL FUND —APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL GOVERNMENT Town Board Town Hall and Offices Rentals -(board room, offices, elections, etc.) Compensation of employees Purchase of furniture and equipment Repairs, light, heat and telephone Other expenses .Elections Compensation of election officials (including mileage) 'compensation of custodians of voting machines Other expenses; Voting machines, .purchase and repair Insurance Compensation insurance Official bonds and undertakings Fire and liability Other Printing and advertising (all departments) Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation Services of engineer and expenses Zoning inspector and expenses Annual audit and examination Publicity fund Employees' Retirement System (town share) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Supervisor Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Justices of the Peace Salaries Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Councilmen Salaries Office and other expenses Town Clerk Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees $- - &00 ------ ------------------ ------------------ .2al-00.------ ------------------ -------------- -- 3m"QQ...--- ------------------ 1QQ;.QQ...--- 100..QQ....._ .................. . .................. .................. ------------------ ------------------ .................. Total $ "1' 31. 00 ... $MD.;JJD.... --ZOD.fA.O ... Total $1000:9.0... _,_..2540 ... ------------------ Total $!•?... $..4QQxQQ... .................. Total $... 4.00s-90_.. $1200 .00.... 50.00 ------------------ .................. Total $-IRAs A4Q... TOWN HEALTH FUND APPROPRIATIONS Board of Health Salary of health officer Other health expenses .................. Compensation of nurses TOTAL BOARD OF HEALTH $ ... 486.0— Registrar of Vital Statistics Compensation $ Other expenses .................. Fees of physicians .................. TOTAL REGISTRAR OF VITAL ST.A,TISTICS ' $ ..... 50AQQ AMOUNT TO ',BE RAISED BY TAX FOR TOWN HEALTH $-::558-80--- Fire Protection Dist. watside Village) Soo *00 No. 18 Williamson Law Book Co., Rochester, N. Y. Dog Warden Compensation Other expenses Forest Fires Compensation of fire wardens and laborers Other expenses Payment -to Conservation Commission Inspection Costs Building inspection Plumbing inspection Electrical inspection Examining Boards Plumbers Electricians Heating and ventilating $------------------ ------------------ Total $ ----------- ------------------ ------------------ Total $----�`0sQ0---- $------------------ ------------------ ------------------ Total $----------- $------------------ ------------------ ------------------ Total War Emergency Purposes TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY EDUCATION Ottendance Officer $--------- ----- $_.._15Q:44__ Compensation $... __-150AQQ Other expenses __________________ Total $.__.��.�QQ-- Town Historian Other expenses $----------------- Compensation ------ ----------- Town Library Total $ ------------------ Compensation $----- —,___--_---- Other expenses __,__ Payments to other libraries -------,,,,„_-,_- Total $.................. TOTAL EDUCATION $MQ,QQ,_ RECREATION Parks and Playgrounds Compensation of employees $,-,-__---_ --,,,,- Other expenses __________________ Purchase of equipment ______________„_. Total $.............�..h... Patriotic Observances $...... W i_Y.V.. TOTAL RECREATION $ ...... 2p_.pB__ PUBLIC UTILITIES Cemeteries $ 1C1U .00 Airports TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES $___„�QppQ_ WELFARE FUND APPROPRIATIONS Town Welfare Officer, Salary $ ---- 6QQ.00.. Office and other expenses .................. Compensation of employees .................. 600 #00 Home Relief Total $ 400.0100— Burials $ 150.000.- Lunacy Cases $ ...... Lunacy examinations $ ------------------ Other-expenses .................. Veterans' Relief ' Total $ ----- — ----------- TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $ ------------------ Estimated Revenues Reimbursement of home relief from State $..240-400 .... Reimbursement of welfare. salaries from State -------- Refunds of home'relief from recipients ----------- -Unexpended balance (See. 115, Town Law) 1140,00 ................ TOTAL REVENUES - AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR WELFARE FUND ------------ HIGHWAY FUND HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1) —APPROPRIATIONS General repairs Special improvements _2500-40.. Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to See. 273, Highway Law __________________ TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues State aid 1,Psce oujhtzVtneaousid revenues ------------ Unexpended balance ___._r0a4.00L. TOTAL REVENUES $ AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1) $.7100-*00... GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes Income taxes --- 250Q;oQ_ Franchise taxes on business corporations _____10000_ Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) ---6000.00. Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) ------------------ Dog licenses (from county) ----- 600..QQ. Other licenses (town ordinances) ------------------ Fines, penalties and forfeitures Rent of town owned property Fees of town clerk ----- 35Q.*-QQ_ Fees of justices of the peace -----3QQtQQ_ Fees of assessors -----------------` Fees of tax collector -----SQQ..QQ. Fees of constables or police officers ------------------ Fees of town library .................. Fees of parks and playgrounds .................. Fees of airports .................. Fees of cemeteries .................. All other Sale of town property ------------------ Reimbursement from special districts for supervision •---------.._....................................................................... ------------------ .................. .................................................................................... ------------------ Total Unexpended balances (Sec. 115, Town Law) TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $.16�030=QO SUMMARY Appropriations arl General government $-400e:.00... Protection of persons and property -..250.00... Education ...15.0 #00 _ Recreation -----20;00... Public Utilities ...100.000--. Redemption of Debt .................. Interest on debt .................. Construction and permanent improvements .................. Miscellaneous ._ .O.C...... Contingent purposes .......... TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $-10:07.&WO TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $.; RPPAP AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND $.A=J0........ MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS AND INTEREST (exclusive of district and special improvement debt) Redemption of Debt (Principal) Temporary loans Emergency appropriation loans Revenue anticipation loans Deficiency Ioans Other temporary loans (specify) Bonds (give title of each issue) a. ----- ------------------------------------------------------- b- ------------------------------------------------------------ C- ---------------------------------------------------------- TOTAL • REDEMPTION OF DEBT Interest on Debt Interest on temporary loans Interest on bonds (give title of each issue) a. ................................... -....................... b------------------------------------------------------------- c------------------------------------------------------------- -TOTAL INTEREST ON DEBT $------------------ ------------------ ------------------ ------------------ Total ' $------------------ $------------------ ------------------ ------------------ Total $------------------ $------------------ $------------------ $------------------ .................. Total $.-..--...- $.-......-- CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS Nature of Improvement a......................................................................... $ .................. b-................. ....................................................... .................. ....................................... .............................. --.......--------- Total $ ------------------ TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $ ------------------ MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Organizations for Rooms Judgments and, SettIements (describe in detail) 1943 Accounts, Claims and Demands TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS' Xel Ifiil Ct 41 . • Sec. 112 of the Town Law $------------------ $------------------ .................. $------------------ $------------------ $:----------------- $---M Q... ( Over) BRIDGE FUND (ITEM 2)—APPROPRIATIONS Labor and team work $ ------------------ Materials for repair and maintenance .---41J.0-40-- Construction of new bridges .................. Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law ------------------ TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $....4W.S.00- stimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues $.................. Unexpended balance ---- 400A.W . TOTAL REVENUES $ --400-=- AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 2) MACHINERY FUND (ITEM 3)—APPROPRIATIONS Purchase of machinery, tools and implements $... 15QQ;.QQ. Repair of machinery, tools and implements ..4aCA.W. Storage of machinery, tools and implements ------------------ Repairs or pay_ of operators on machinery rented to county or village .................. Gasoline or oil for machinery rented to county or village .................. Redemption of machinery certificates .................. Interest on machinery certificates ................ - TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $--.a�St1Q�QQ- Estimated Revenues Rentals of machinery $---10Q0.0.p4. Miscellaneous revenues .................. Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES $-- xQQ- AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 3) SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)—APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent $..2AQaxQQ- Expenses town superintendent .................. Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent ................ Removing obstructions caused by snow ... MAQ Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush .....5QQ;QQ. Other miscellaneous purposesRedemption of of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law .................. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $-515QL1D-•- Estimated Revenues $...none --.--- Miscellaneous revenues $..... 2a0A0. Unexpended balance ..... S4tl-QQ- TOTAL REVENUES $-.USQ-*Qp-•- AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (.ITEM 4) $.4--W0.+Q0--- AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEMS 2,3 and 4) $1.1-0 `0.0.... Assessors Salaries $.975100 ..... Office and other expenses .................. Compensation of employees .................. Total Receiver "of.*,,Taxes or Tax Collector Salary $-850.00 ----- Office and other expenses --- Z.SAQQ ----- Compensation of employees __________________ Total Town Attorney Salary $_ ----------------- Office and other expenses __________________ Compensation of employees __________________ Total $ ------------------ Town Engineer Salary $ ------------------ Office and other expenses __________________ Compensation of employees __________________ Total $ ------------------ Town Comptroller Salary $ ------------------ Office and other expenses ----------- ------- Compensation of employees .................. Total $ ------------------ Zoning Comnus§10n, Office and other expenses $ ------------------ Compensation of employees .................. Total ------------------ Board of Appeals Office and other expenses $ ------------------ Compensation of employees __________________ Total $ ------------------ Planning Board Office and other expenses $ ------- ----------- Compensation of employees __________________ Total $ ----------------- TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT s-0056n— PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation Mileage and other expenses Purchase of equipment Lockup Compensat.ion of employees Other expenses Traffic Signs, signals and highway lighting $ ------------------ ------- 50.1100. .................. Total $ $ ------------------ ------------------ Total -------------- ANNUAL BUDGET { t �' �; / / GENERAL GOVERNMENT Town Board Town Hall and Offices Rentals (board room, offices, elections, etc.) $.................. Compensation of employees ------------------ Purchase of furniture and equipment ------------------ Repairs, light, heat and telephone --A--UP--- Other expenses ------------------ Elections Compensation of election officials (including mileage) Compensation of custodians of voting machines -___ dad P. Other expenses ------------------ Voting machines, purchase and repair ------------------ Insurance Compensation insurance - ------------- Official bonds and undertakings -v�-Qa- Fire and liability Other Printing and advertising (all departments) ------------------ -__.1p.0'aQ_- Services of attorneys and expenses of Iitigation ---- MQvojo Services of engineer and expenses ------------------' Zoning inspector and expenses ------------------ Annual audit and examination .................. Publicity fund .................. Employees' Retirement System (town share) .................. ............................................................._ .................. [7� Total $--c . . �.•.:. Supervisor $_f p 00 Salary Office and other expenses ......... -...'a- 4,e cap Compensation of employees Total $-....... Justices of the Peace va $ f d.-�.o� Salaries - Office and other expenses ..._..`�l.sq_ 00 Compensation of employees ../f�'' ; Councilmen Total.,, �. : Salaries '.v o Office and other expenses -----=-=-=-------.. Total Town Clerk Salary f WO $1ta�d?'a. Office and oilier expenses ------ ":-++it+}'t't, Qo Compensation of employees ------------- n Tottalal TOWN HEALTH FUND Board of Health, Salary of health officer $--4- 52-5p Other health expenses ------------------ Compensation of nurses ------------------ ` TOTAL BOARD OF HEALTH g -� Registrar of Vital Statistics Compensation s-5-P ---------- Other expenses ------------------ Fees of physicians --•--------------- TOTAL REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS o� AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR TOWN HEALTH $•• -- C1 E Ro -r gC, T/ o lV ,U l 'S 7- 0 U7 S 1 .1;E Yi6700 0 .n State of N � rYor ss County of ! ... .. . ----, Town Clerk of the Town of _... - ----------- DO HEREBY CERTIFY that I have compared the foregoing with the annual budget of the Town of ._ __ __ 1____________ __________________I duly adopted by the Town Board of said Town on the ..... day of 19_ 3., and entered in detail in the minutes of the proceed- ings of said Board, and that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of said annual budget and the whole thereof. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of said Town, this ..... day of __ .-dY:........, utttl+ititttirnrr/> (SEAL) a /1(F1[ilittClkV" Town Clerk Form 22 Williamson Law Book Co., Rochester, N. Y. GENERAL FUND Mortgage taxes A 0 o ....... Income taxes _-a-0d_---- Franchise taxes on business corporations _ % 0_0__._ -- Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) _ ____- ------/----- Dog licenses (from county) ------ Si20A___- Other licenses (town ordinances) Fines, ------- --------- 0.Q____ penalties and forfeitures ....... _.... Rent of town owned property ------- 1__0--- Fees of town clerk ------- Fees of justices of the peace _______ "5.Q_0L Fees of assessors ____ - Fees of tax collector --------TQ_Q Fees of constables or police officers .................. Fees of town library __________________ Fees of parks and playgrounds .................. Fees of airports .................. Fees of cemeteries .................. All other Sale of town property __________________ Reimbursement from special districts for, supervision ........... _....................................................................... .................. ------------------ Tot a I Unexpended balances (Sec. 115, Town Law) TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES I / O (GENERAL FUND) $_______________ GENERAL FUND SUMMARY Appropriations �(` % General government $_. .15..!..._ Protection of persons and property ...... cp_ Education ...... %_go--- Recreation .......... An - Public Utilities ...... J__C? G?.. Redemption of Debt __________________ Interest on debt .................. Construction and permanent improvements •.................. Miscellaneous __________________ Contingent purposes ------- Too — TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $___I_&_ozo AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND $---- __.._ .. MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS AND INTEREST (exclusive of district and special improvement debt) Redemption of Debt (Principal) Temporary loans Emergency appropriation loans ,Revenue anticipation loans Deficiency loans Other temporary Ioans (specify) Bonds (give title of each issue) a------------------------------------------------------------- b.................. ........................................... c............................................................. Interest on Debt Interest on temporary loans Interest on bonds (give title of each issue) .. ...:...................--..................... a......... b............................................................. c............................................................. Nature of Improvement $------------------ •.............. .................. ................ Total $ ------------------ $...........:...... .................. .................. Total $------------------ $------------------ $------------------ Total $------------------ $------------------ • PERMANENT r IMPROVEMENTS a------------------------------------------------------------------------- $ ------------------ b.................. ...................................................... .................. c......................................................................... .........__....... Total ' $.___ TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $__._ MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Organizations for Rooms Judgments and Settlements (describe in detail) 1943 Accounts, Claims and Demands TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS CONTINGENT PURPOSES Sec. 112 of the Town Law $ ------------------ ----------------- $------------------ $------------------ .aa $--IYO-0 t ( Over) BRIDGE FUND (ITEM 2)—APPROPRIATIONS Labor and team work $ ------------------ Materials for repair and maintenance --- 400----- Construction of new bridges ------------------ Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law ------------•----- TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS _ $--4oQ----- Attimated Revenues " Miscellaneous revenues balance $------------------ Unexpended --- TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 2) MACHINERY FUND (ITEM 3)—APPROPRIATIONS Purchase of machinery, tools and implements rr Repair of machinery, tools and implements Storage of machinery, tools and implements .................. Repairs or pay of operators on machinery rented to county or village ------------------ Gasoline or oil for machinery rented to " county or village ------------------ Redemption of machinery certificates ------------------ Interest on machinery certificates -------------- -- TOTAL ' APPROPRIATIONS $• �� - Estimated Revenues Rentals of machinery $-i-a o Q ..- Miscellaneous revenues -------------- -- Unexpended balance i�i-Q4---- TOTAL REVENUES $--A 4 d AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 3) $--..-- SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)—APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent $- 40_10 - Expenses town superintendent ------------------ Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent ------------------ Removing obstructions caused by snow 5Q--- Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush --- __�5_Q O Other miscellaneous purposes 1_s� O_ �+ } Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law .................. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $-�-- �Stimated Revenues t Miscellaneous revenues $- --- ..-- Unexpended balance --- ---�•---- TOTAL REVENUES $-• .1 5 AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (.ITEM 4) $_4 AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEMS 2,3 and 4) Assessors . 00 etc — Salaries 11.0 ..... Office and other expenses .................. Compensation of employees .................. 0Q Total Receiver of Taxes or Tax Collector Salary q�1-- Office and other expenses ....... Compensation of employees ------------------ Total Town Attorney Salary $ ------------------ Office and other expenses __________________ Compensation of employees __________________ Total $ ------------------ Town Engineer Salary $ ----- - ----------- Office and other expenses .................. Compensation of employees .................. Total $ ------------------ Town Comptroller Salary------------------ Office and other expenses .................. Compensation of employees ............. I .... Total $ ------------------ Zoning Commission Office and other expenses $ ------------------ Compensation of employees __________________ Total $ ------------------ Board of Appeals Office and other expenses $ ------------------ Compensation of employees .................. Total $ ------------------ Planning Board Office and other expenses $ ------------------ Compensation of employees ------------- * ...... Total ---- I;-J. 00 $ -- TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT V s-14-4JAP , Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation Mileage and other expenses Purchase of equipment Lockup Compensation of employees Other expenses Traffic Signs, signals and highway lighting $ ..... ac ---------- Total $ ---- t6c ....... $ ------------------- .................. Total $ $ ------------------ Dog Warden Compensation Other expenses Forest Fires Compensation of fire wardens and laborers Other expenses Payment to Conservation Commission Inspection Costs Building inspection Plumbing inspection Electrical inspection Examining Boards Plumbers Electricians Heating and ventilating $ ------------------ ------------------ Total $------------------ $ -------- ------------------ --- va Total $ - ---- $------------------ ------------------ ------------------ Total $__________________ $------------------ ------------------ ------------------ Total $-------------- av War Emergency Purposes $_____Lt l"- ao TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY $------- a5,-Q_ EDUCATION Ottendance Officer Compensation Other expenses Town Historian Other expenses Compensation Town Library Compensation Other expenses Payments to other libraries TOTAL EDUCATION RECREATION Parks and PIaygrounds Compensation of employees Other expenses Purchase of equipment Patriotic Observances Cemeteries Airports TOTAL RECREATION PUBLIC UTILITIES TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES 00 $ `00 -- . L ao .................. $ � d --- Total ----------------- $ ------------------ ------------------ Total $------------------ $------------------ ------------------ ------------------ Total $_____ _ _oa $----�--------- $------------------ ------------------ ------------------ Total $.... _�yy_-.__. �7a- $----d--- - O0 WELFARE FUND APPROPRIATIONS Town Welfare Officer Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Home Relief Burials Lunacy Cases Lunacy examinations Other expenses Veterans' Relief TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Reimbursement of home relief from State Reimbursement of welfare salaries from State Refunds of home relief from recipients Unexpended balance (Sec. 115, Town Law) TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR WELFARE FUND HIGHWAY FUND HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1)--APPROPRIATIONS General repairs $SOQ Q__ Special improvements _1_90a. Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law .................. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues State aid $_-)_Q Miscellaneous revenues Co tiK7YA! D A©O Q .. Unexpended balance Z-Q0__ $----- ---------- --- $------------------ TOTAL REVENUES $__3_goc�_ AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1) �.9 continued from Page 18 bills Name Nature Claimed Allowed Uilliamson Law Book Co. Digest fees for Justice 5.00 5.00 Robert S. Boothroyd Collector's Bond 131.50 131.50 Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk -Postage 1943 21.91 21.91 N. Y. State Elea. & Gas Corp St. Lights for Dec. 56.32 56.32 R. S. Boothroyd Bonds - jonn.Clark & Hy -Sup; 42.50 42.50 Ithaca Fire Dept. Response'to Phillips fire 50.00 50,00 Moved by Councilman Chase, seconded by Justice I!axfield these bills be paid. Approved as follows :- Ayes-Chase-Kaxfield-Munsey-Hartsock: Noes 0. 3�oved:,by.�Justace:Eield:�the salarie�.,of At! Ithe] amounts. -stated-- and.; sue ft'_. salikrie s'_!..; laal 1 be respectively specified: - Name Office F. H.. Grover Welfare Officer Allen Whitley Attendance Officer Assessors (3) each Harry Baker Highway Supt. Albert W. Force Collector Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk H. N. Gordon Supervisor T. B. Maxfield Justice F. R. Hartsock Justice Rachel T. Hanshaw Registrar 111. A. Munsey Councilman L. E. Chase Councilman Inspectors of Elections , per day Custodians and Checkers of Election Machines per This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and :field-Hartsock-Chase-:3unsey. Noes 0. Town_:Of.ficers.be-_ =fixed payable at the times Salary Payable '600.1 Monthly 150.1 Quarterley 325.1 Yearly 2400.1 Semi-mont hly 850.E Quarterly 1200.E Quarterly 1200,J Yearly 400.4 Semi-Ynnua� 600.E Quarterly. 50.11 Yearly 20O.v Semi-annual 200 .,1;) Semi-annual 7, annually hr. 1. Annually approved as`follows*- Ayes - Motion to adjourn was offered by Justice Maxfield, seconded by Councilman Chase and approved unanimously. Rachel T. lianshaw - Torn Clerk. 20 February 5 1944 The Town .Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Court House on February 5, 1944 at 10:00 A.M. Members present:- H. N. Gordon, Supervisor: Justices - T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsowx:- Councilmen - W A. Munsey, L. E.*Chase:- Rachel T. Hanshaw, Town Clerk. H. U. Baker Supt. Highways was present. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. W. H. Hornbrook tendered his resignation as -Fire Warden and the Supervisor appointed L. E. Chase for that position. The new road leading to the Therm Electric has been named Hudson Street Extension. The Supervisor's report for the 'month was read and placed on file. Moved by Councilman Chase that the Supervisor be empo„ered'to invest such portion of the Gospel School Fund, as'allowed oyy Late, in War Savings Bonds* This was seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved oy the following vote;- ,Ayes - Chase-Iaxfield-Munsey-Hartsock. Noes-0. The following bills, were audited: - Name Nature Claimed All owua N. Y. State Elea* & Gas St. Lights for Jan. 56.32 56.32 Ithaca Fire Depp. Responau togsvanau;gh-1?_ire 50.00 50.06 City hater Dept. Services to 2 Ester Dist. 280.00 280000 Tompkins Co. Trust Co. Check Books for Sup. 4.00 4.00 Cornell University Water for F.H.VI.D. 92.48 92.48 Albert W. Force , Tax Cards & Postage-Collec. 33.27 33.27 W. J. b;cCormick Rent& Elea. Service -Welfare 37.61 37.61 Robinson & Carpenter fuel - Welfare 3.45 3.45 F. H. Grover Welfare Off. Salary* -Jan. 50.00 50.00 Harry Gordon F:., H._ _`�+.° -4— lie s'.:rund..i� bandi.4 ,0.00 1480,00 Moved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - Hartsock- Chase-liansey-:Maxfield. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Chase, seconded by Justice Maxfield to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaty Clerk. 21 March 4 1944 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Count; Court House un march 4, 1944 at 10:00 iL.aa. Members present:- H.,TT. Gordon, Supervisor: T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock - Justices: L. E. Chase, 1,11. A. I{unsey, Councilmen: Rachel T. Hanshaw, clerk: Harry U. Baker, Supt. Highways. The minutes of the previous meeting vrere read and approved. Mr. LaVella from the State Health ,sanitation vept. was present and spoke about Sewer disposal in the .owa as a postwar project. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the action of the supervisor in purchasing Series F Bond with F.H.W.D. Repair Reserve Fund in the amount of i�1480 be ratified. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - =xfield,Hartsock, Chase,Mansey. Noes 0. Loved by Councilman Munsey that the Supervisor be authorized to have printed and mail cards to boxholders in the Town of Ithaca, explaining what to do in case of fires in the sown of Ithaca. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote: - Ayes - Munsey, Hartsock, Maxfield, chase. noes 0. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature, Claimed Allowed N. Y. State Elea. & Gas St, Lights 56.32 56.32 Williamson Law Book Co. School Roll Supplies 13.52 13.52 11,-Kinney agency Inc. Fleet Ins. on xown' veclAc 272.24 272.24 Ithaca Journal Pub. Sup. Report 30.00 30.00 Ithaca Ins. Agency StIp, School Bond .Pre. 19.84 19.84 Harry Ix. Gordon Expenses to Assoc. Towns 30.07 30.07 Robinson x Carpenter Fuel for welfare case 6.15 6.15 F. H. Grover Welfare Officer -Feb. 50.00 50.00 34 Ithaca Fire Dept. Response to Richards Fire 50.00 50.00 Moved by Councilman Mansey these bills be paid. TJ1is was seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes - lunsey,Maxfield, Chase, Hartsock. NoesO. The Supervisor's report was read and placed on file. Motion to adjourned was offered by Justice Maxfield, seconded by Councilman. Chase and approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw, Token clerk. 22 ,April 12 1944 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Court House on April 12, 1944 at 7:30 P X# Members present :- H. V. Gorond, Supervisor: W* A. Munsey, Councilman: T. B. Maxfield & F. R. Hartsock, Justicess Harry U. Baker Highway Supt: Rachel T. Hanshaw, Clerk. Absent - L. E. Chase,Councilman. Air. Carl Crandall, Engineer was present. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Mr. Crandall explained the preliminary survey procedure needed for Sewer disposal in the Town to co-oper:it4 with the Engineers employe+i uy the City. Moved by Justice L.1axrield the Town Boara approves the hiring of a Clerk for the Supervisor, according to the iaudget. This was secondeu by Justice Hartsocx and approved as follows:- Ayes -Iwaxfiel(z-Hartsock- Munsey. Noes 0. The Supervisor stated he was endeavoring to get a contract with the Ithaca City Fire Dept for response to fires. The resignation of Edna Marvel as Election Inspector for Dist. 4 was read and _Ocept;:d. Moved by Councilman Munsey that we accept the recommendation of Chairman of the County Comm. Cvowley and hereby appoint Ruth Cleary to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Edna Marvel. This was seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes - 1:unsey- Maxfield - Hartsock. Noes 0. - The Supervisor's report was read and placed on file. Supt, of Highways Baker asked the opinion of the Board as to a yearly rubbish clean up. He also asked for permission to burn area on Granville tract on Spencer Roads which was -granted. The following bills were audited:- ,)I Name Nature Claimed Allmved New York Electric Gas Corp. St. & Polling pl. Lights 62.32 62.32 Cornell University water for F. H. V1, D. 77.16 77.16 Better Paint & Wallpaper Repairs for Sullivan House 19.30 19.30 F. H. Grover Welfare Officer 50.00 50.00 Alan Whitley Attendance Off. 1st Quar. 37.50 37.50 Albert Force Tax Collector " " 212.50 212.50 R. S. Boothroyd Vol. Firemen Ins. Floater 351.45 351,45 Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk - Lst Quar. All. 300.00 300,00 H. N. Gordon Superv. rostage Quar. 5.27 5.27 Welfare Bills Relief for 1,11arch 20.50 20.50 F. R. Hartsock Justice - 1st Quar. All. 150.00- 150.00 Moves} by Justice HartsoWc these bills be paid. This was seconded by Gounailnd approved as follows:- Ayes - Hartsock, Illaxfield,Kunsey. Noes 0. Motion by Justice Maxfield. to adjourn was seconded by Councilman. Munsey and approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw u lerk -23 May 3 1944 The Town Board of the Iowa of Ithaca met.at the County Bldg., on May 3, 1944 at 7:30 P. M. Uembers'present:- H. N. Gordon,'bupervisiori Justices F. R. Hartsock,T. B. Maxfield: Councilmen.- L. E. Chase* W. A. Mansey. Clerk - Rachel T. Hanshaw: Highway bapt, H. U. Baker. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved? Moved by Justice Maxfield that we arrange for a survey of the sewage needs -of the Town by Carl Crandall, at an estimated cost of;;pl2OO. to 61500. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-M=field-Hartsock-Chase- I'ansey. Noes 0. A report from the Smithboro Bridge bonds was read and filed. The Supervisor.gave a report on the matter of a contract with the Ithaca City Fire Department. Ithaca Land Co. Aevelopement was discussed but no action taken. The Supervisor's report for the -month was read and filed. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed N. Y. State Elea. & Gas Corp. St. Lights 56.32 56.32 Ithaca Fire Dept. Response to 2 fired 150*00 150.00 Rachel T. Hanshaw T.0 , . Postage Ist quar 14,68 14 48 H. 11. Gordon Fire notices & post. 11.35 11*35 John T. Allen Reading meters F.H.W.D.35#00 35*00 F. H. Grover Welfare Off 0 April 50.00 50,00 Welfare bills Relief for April 3*08 3.08 Moved by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice-. Haktsook. and approved as follows :- Ayes - Chase-Hartsock- Munsey-ILazileld. Noes 0& Motion to adjourn was offered by Councilman Chase, seconded by Justice Hartaock and approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. 24 June 2 1944 The Town Board of the Town ofLIthaca met at the County Court House on June 2, 1944 at 7:30 P*M& Memberwpresent :- H. N. Gordon,, Supervisor - F. R. Hartsock, Justice - L. E. Chase, Councilman - Rachel T. HanshAw, Clerk. Harry U.°Baker, Highway Supt. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The Supt. of Highways presented the Highway Agreements which were approved by signing. The Supervisor's report was read and filed. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Percy T. Williams rire itardeu bervices 18.Ou 18,00 N. Y. State Gas & Elea. St, Lights 56032 56*32 Williamson Law Book W*'o. Office books 10015 100i5 Newman & Adams Legal Services 17e50 17*50 ,,Velfare bills Relief for rav 14.08 14$08 F. U. Grover Uelfare Officer 50.00 50,00 Iloved by Councilman V"hase these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice H artaock and approved -by the f allowing vote;- Ayen Chase - Hartsock. Noes 0. Motion to adJourn was offered by Justice Hartsock and seconded by Councilman Chase and approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. 25 July 7 1944 The Town Board of the `town of Ithaca mut as the County Court House on July 7 1y-14, at 7:30 Po 11. Members present :- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon: Councilmen ,�L. E. Chase, Wo A. Mansey:- Justices, T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsouk:- Clerk, Rachel T. Hanshaws- Supt. of Highways, Harry U. Baker. Also presaut were County Attorney C. H. Newman, J. J. Kiely, G. F. Holmes una D. D. Burnett. The minutes of the previous meutin,; were read And approved. Mr. Kiely and Mr. Holmes :,ere preacnt to ask :4e Board to take some action in the matter of =owing vacant lots in the Renwick Hts, area, which are.cuvered with poison ivy and a menace to health in that section. Mr. Burnett asked"if there was any way that action could ae taken to rid deserted lands from Canadian thistle which was seeding onto other lands under cultivation'. The Supervisor was authorized to write to owners of these vacant iots and ask for their cooperation in abating these nuisances. 2r. Newman presented a -resolution in regard to a contract with the Ithaca City Fire Dept.; for establishing a fire district in, the Town. Lioved by Justice Maxfield the following resolution be adopted: - RESOLVED that this Board proposes, upon its own motion, pursuant to Article 11 of tho Town Law, to establish a fire protection district to include the entire territory of the Town, outside of the incorporated Village of Cayuga Heights, and ii such district is formed to contract for fire protection for all or part of said district, and that a public hearing on such proposal be hold in' the Supervisors-1 .rooms of the Court house in the City of Ithaca, New York, on the 31st day of July, 1944; at 7:30 .P.U., and that a notice of such hearing be published 'in the Ithaca Journal once and be posted in five oonspicuous places in the Town outside of said village, by the Clerk, not less than ten days nor more than twenty days before the day designated for said hearing. This resolution was seconded by Goundilman tiunsey and approved by the following vote:- ,Ayes - Maxfield, M nsey, Chase,-Hartsock, Noes 0. The Supervisor's report was read and placed on file. The following bills were audited: - llama Nature Claimed Allowed N. Y. State Eleco & Gas 0 orp- ,jt. Lights 66.32 56.32 R. S. Boothroyd Auto fleet fire & theit 52.;53 52.33 Williamson Law Book Coo Justicc. supplies 2.11 2011 lJoKinney Agency Ins. audit pre. 3.54 3.54 Philip J. Robigsou Health Officer yr. Salary 487.60 487.60 T. B. Maxfield Justice -Semi salary 200000 200.00 W. A. Mansey Councilman -Semi Salary 100.00 100.00 Lo E. Chase Councilman -Semi Salary 100.00 100.u0 Albert 1. Force Collector-2nd Quar. Salary 212.50 212.50 Ruth S. Trousdale 6upervisor Clerk- Semi S. 250.00 250.00 Rachel T. Hanshaw Town ulerk-2nd Quar. Sal. 300.00 300.00 H. N. Gordon Postage-2nd Quar. 5.46 ` 5.46 Albert * Force Postage & printing 9.97 9.97 Allen Whitley Attend. Off, 2nd Quar- S. 37.50 36.50 F. R. Hartsock Justice- 2nd guar« Sal. 150.00 150.00 Corner Bookstore Flags for Memorial Day 18.75 18.75 Welfare bills Relief for June 11.08 11.08 F. H. Grover Welfare off June salary 50.00 50.00 Chase Nat'l Bank F.H-W-D- bond & into 1197.00 1197.00 Cornell University Water for F.H.W.D. 86.62 86.62 Moved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. This was seconded by Councilman Chase abd approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Chase- Mansey-Maxf ield- Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was offered by Councilman Liunsey, seconded by Councilman and was approved unanimously. Rachel To Hanshaw Clerk. ITA-Q LA11 SPECIAL MEETING July 31 1944 Ppblic Hearing on Fire Protection District. The Town Board met at the County uouft House in Special session on July 31 1944 at 7:30,.e.11. Present were Supervisor H. N. Gordon - Councilmen, L. E..Chase- W. A. Munsey - Justices, T. B. Yaxfieldf F. R. Hartsook# clerk itachel Hanshaw, and about. 25 residents of the Town. The minutes of the previous meeting were read,, and approved. iroof, of publication of the notice of this meeting was' presented. Attorney Charles H. Newman read the resolution to establish fire protection district and also the tentative contract whio# the City Attorhey offered. Afterconsiderablediscussion, the following resolution was offeredfOrl4doption on the motion of Justice Maxfield:-,, Resolved, pursuant to Article 11 of the Town Law of the State of New York, that.it is hereby determined that it is in the public interest that there be established, and there hereby is established, ' ' a fire protection district within the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins county,, New York, to be known as the "To.vai of Ithaca Fire Protection District". which said "'istricr, shall be contained in and embrace the following boundaries,, to wit: The entire territory of the Town of Ithaca accepting the portion thereof which lies within the boundaries of the .incorporated Village of Cayuga Heights: A11D IT 13 FURTHER RESOLVED that this board doe a hereby f ind and determine that all pimperty,, propeyty owners and J."terested persons within the proposed dittrict are -,,enefited thereby, and that all property or property owners benefited are In-cluded therein. .This was ,seconded by.CouAd1lmazi Mansey and approved as follows:- ,Ayes Mxfield-liansey-Chase-Hartsooz. Noes 0. A copy of the resolution .o establish :Ire protection district was filed in the Town and County Clerk's off icea. Motion to adjourn was offered by Justice Hartsoak, seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved unanimously. Rachel T. lianshaw Clerk* August 4 1y44. The Town Board of the ToFm of Ithaca met at the county Court House, August 4, 1944. Members prebent:- H. Pi. Gordon, Supervisor: T. B. tlaxfield & F. R. Hartsock, Justicess Vie A. liunsey, Councilman: Rachel r1`. Hanshaw, Town 'Dlerk:•H. U. Baker, bupt. of Highways. Absent - L. E. Chase, V�ounc. The minutes of the special Meeting held July 319 1944 viere read and approved. Moved by Justice Itaxfield the Supervisor be given authority to modify the interest account of the r'.• H., W. D. fond to comply with the .eederal tteserve regulations. This was seconded by Councilman Linsey and approved by the following vote:- ?yes - Maxfield-Hartsock-Munsey. noes 0. The supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file: Moved by Justice Uartsook the following be designated as Polling Places in the Town of Ithaca:- No. 1 Town Bldg. on Coy Glen Rd. - No. 2 Forest Home Schoolhouse: - No. 3 town Bldg. on Coddington Cross Rd. - No. 4 Cayuga Heights 4choolhouse. This was seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - Hartsock - Munsey - liaxfield. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that Allen Whitley be appointed as Attendance Offiodr for the cchool year 1944-45. • This. was seconded by councilman Lansey and approved as follows:- .,ayes - 11axfield - liunsey - Hartsock. Noes 0. The following bills were audited: - ,Name Vature claimed Allowed Nola cork state Blec. & Gas .lorp. 5t. Lights 56.32, 56.32 ith;aca ,journal Ad Ypr public hearing 2.88 2.88 ,John T. Allen ,mead & k6lAir meters F.H.37.75 37.75 Stover Printing %�o. Town letterheads 6.60 6.60 Barry N. Gordian Post cards & mimeograph 14.87 14.87 Robinson 6: varpenter :,elief for July 3.38 3.38 F.-H. Grover welfare Officer 50.00 50.00 Moved by uouncilman Xunsey these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - Munsey - Hartsock - 1axfield. (Noes 0. Notion to adjourn was offered by councilman. sec nded by Justice Maxfield and approved unanimously. Aschel T. Hanshaw rlown Ulerk. September 6 1944 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Town Highway Bldg. at 7:30 P.U. Members present:- Supervisor, Harry N. Gordon:- Justices F. R. Hartsook - T. B. Maxfield:- Councilmen, L. E. Chase - W. A. liunsey:- Cleric, Rachel T. Hanshaw:- Highway $apt., Harry U. Baker. ,The ,School Attendances Officer's report for 194" was read and placed ok-'.file. The Town of Ithaca Salvage Conan.. received 450.00 from the Ithaca - Tompkins Co. War Council from scrap paper.drive, and the same was donated to the Ambulance Fund of the Reconstruction.Home. The bond of Justice Hartsock was presented and approved. Moved by Justice MaxXield that the To= Highway Sept, be authorized to-purohase a Brockway 152 W. Truces. -This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved by the,followin,g vote:- Ayes - Itaxfield-Chase- Muns iy - Hartsoo4# Noes 0. Price not to exceed 05000.00. '-`7Oe.,;u Moved „y Councilman Chase the following resolution 'be adopted:- Resolved that a public hearing be weld iu the Supervisors XoomZ of the Courthouse in the City of Ithaca, New York, on the 18th day of September, 1y44, wt 7:30 P.U., for the purposo of o,:nsidering the proposed contract with the City of Ithaca, for fire portection in the Town of Ithaca Fire Protection District; and that a notice of such hearing be, published in the Ithaca Journal, once, at least ten days prior to September l8th, which notice shall describe in general terms the proposed contract. This was seconded by Councilman Mansey and approved by the following vote: - Ayes - Chase-Munsey-Uaxfield-Hartsock. .Noes 0. The Supervisor's monthly report was read'and placed on file. The following -bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed N. Y. State Elec. & Gas Corp. St. Lights 56.32 56.32 R. S. Boothroyd Justice bond 5.00 5.00 Ithaca Journal Ad by Assessors 2.52 2.52 Carl Crandall Eng. Services for C.H.I.i.D. 200.00 200.00 Cayuga Press 2 Assessments books 40.83 40.83 Williamson Law Boob Co. Budget report blanks 11.98 11,98 D. L. & W. RR Co. Rent of land for poll. P1. 6.00 6.00 Welfare bills Relief for Aug. 11.08 11.08 F. H. Grover Welfare Off. Aug. Salary 50.00 50.00 Xoved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes - Hartsock-Chase-Maxfield- 11unsey. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was offered by Justice Hartsock and seconded by Councilman Chase and approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. September 18 1944 Public Hearing on Contract with City of Ithaca. for Fire Protecti on in Tov= of Ithaca. The nearing was called to order at 7:3u P.M, Members present:- H. N. Gordon, Supervisor: T. B. Maxfield, F. R, Hartsock, Justices: - L. E. Chase, W. A. Munsey, Councilmen: C. H. Newman, Attorney: Rachel T. Hanshaw, Clerk. The agreement between the City of Ithaca and the Tovvn of Ithaca for fire protection district was read. The resolutimi.which is attached hereto,was offered by Councilman Munsey, seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - llunsey,Hartsock,Chase, .Iaxfield. Noes 0. uOlt ci serturthebitnove.d �' Councilman Munsey seconded by, Justice Hartsock and approved unanimously# that since the foregoing agreement is made for the benefit of the Town of Ithaca Fire Protection District, the compensation provided for therein and all expense be charged against and tasted to the property of suldhdisCriet,sexTlasite rb& the Village of Cayuga Heights. Motion to adjourn was offered by Councilman Chase, seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved unanimously. Rachel 111. Hanshaw - Clerk. 30 October 5 1944. The Town Board of the Tovrn of Ithaca mot at the Town Highway Bldg. on Oat. ,Ath at 4:00 P. if. Siembers present:- H. N. Gordon, Supervisor: - Justices, F. R. Hartsock, T. B. LIIaxfield:-. Councilmen, L. E. Chase, `;T. Ia Munsey:- C lerk, Rachel '2. Hanshaw: - a. U. Baker, Highway Supt. The minutes of, the previous meeting were read and approved. The resignation of Ray Harvey as a member of the Zoning Comn. was accepted. _ The Supervisor appointed W. D. Minnich as a member of the Zoning Co --mission. Mr. W. D. iiinnich and Uslie.:Tottey representing the Spencer Rd. District on the Zoning Uonm. were present in regard to the establishing of a Zoning ordinance .in the Spencer Rd. Dist. The Supervisor appointed Albert W. Force as Town Historian. The following resolution was offered by Justice Maxfield: - Resolved, that this To= Board does hereby prepare and approve as the Preliminary Budget. -of this Torn for the fiscal year beginning on the lst day January, 1945, the itemized statement of estimated revenues and expenditures hereto attached and wade a part of this resolution, and be it further Resolved, that such preliminary Budget shall be filed in the office of the Town Clerk where it shall be available for inspec- tion by any interested person at all reasonable hours, and be it Further Resolved, that this Board shall meet at 4:00 P. i:. on the 9th day of November, 1944 at the To= Highway Bldg., for the purpose of holding a public hearing upon such Preliminary Budget, and be it Further Resolved, that the To,vn Clerk give notice of' such public hearing in the manner provided in Section 113 of the Town Law, and that such notice be published at least twice. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following votev- Aye s-Maxfield-Hartsock-Chase-1lunsey. hoes 0. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed N* Y. State Elec. & Gas Corp. St. Lights 56.32 56.32 Ithaca Journal Legal ad 9.60 9.60 Allen Whitley Attend. Officer 3rd Quar 37.50 37.50 Albert W. Force Collector-3rd Quar 212.50 212.50 Rachel T. Hanshaw `mown Clerk-3rd guar. 300.00, 300.00 Rachel T. Hanshaw it to Postage-6 mos. 2.50 2.50 H. 14. Gordon: Supervisor -Postage 3 mos. 5.24 5.24 F. R. Hartsock Justice - 3rd Quar. 150,00 l5O1Q_ i7olfare bills Relief for Sept. 9.08 9.08 F. H. Grover Welfare Off. Sept all. 50.00 50.00 Moved by Councilman Chase these hills be paid. TAis was seconded by Councilman Mansey and approved as follows: -Aye s-Chase-Munsey-Hartsock- Yaxfield. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk RESOLUTION AUTHORIZ I VIG CONTILACT BE*r7EEN THE TOMil OF ITHACA FIRE PROTECTIO11,1 DISTRICT AIM THE CITY OF ITHACA 7iHEREAS, at a meeting of this board held on September 6, 1944, it was resolved that a public hearing be held in the supervisors' rooms of the courthouse countyAon the 18th day of September, 1944, at 7:50 p.m. for the purpose of considering a proposed contract with the City of Ithaca for fire protection I in the Town of Ithaca Fire Protection District, and the said, h6ai-i:fig1..h6v1fig,* been held at the time and place aforesaid after due notice published in the Ithaca Journal more than ton days prior thereto in which notice the proposed contract was described in rreneral terms and no one having appeared who op- posed the making of such contract, it was rioved by Councilman -kiilliam A. Llunsey, seconded by Justice Fred A. Hartsock and carried, pursuant to.§184 of the Town Law, that the supervisor be authorized and directed to execute on behalf of the Town the following contract with the City of Ithaca for the furnishing of fire protection to the Town of Ithada, Fire Protection Districti and the said contract is hereby approved by the Board: "THIS AGREEMENT "Made as of the first day of October, Nineteen Hundred Forty-four "BETREEN "THEE BOARD OF FIRE COII<ISSIWZERS of the City of Ithaca, Tompkins Couhty, 'New York, (hereinafter called the 'Board'}, party of the first part, and "THE TOINN OF ITHACA, (hereinafter called the 'Town'), a munici- pal corporation in Tompkins County, New York, party of the second part, "WITHESSETH: That 7.1hereas the party of the first part is the -6-.rerninz Board of the municipal Fire Department of the City of Ithaca, and U has under its control and custody the personnel and fire fighting equipment of said department, and "' 11E vjli�REAS there has been duly established in said Town a fire protection district known as 'Town of Ithaca Fire Protection District, em- bracing all of the territory in said Town, except the Village of Cayuga Heights, as more fully described in the resolutionestablishingsaid Dis- trict duly adopted by the Town Board of said Town, and whereas, following a public hearing duly called, the. -said Town was duly authorized to contract with the party of the first part for fire protection to said District upon the terms and provisions herein set forth, "NOW THE-REFOREE, IT IS LUTU"iLLY AGREED AS FOLL9,':!S-. - 1 - "1. The Board agrees that,except as otherwise hereinafter limited, one engine company will respond to any alarm of fire in said Tovrn, provided that the information obtained on the fire call indicates that the property involved is located within 500 feet of a regularly maintained fire hydrant, and, when deemed necessary or advisable by the Chief or Assistant Chief of the Department, will furnish additional apparatus. To aid in the determination of hydrant locations with reference to particular alarms, the Town agrees to furnish to the Board and keep up to date, a map of all areas having hydrant service, showing hydrant locations, normal hydrant pressure, streets and highways, location of improved properties and the identity of the owner thereof. The Department shall be entitled to rely on such map and shall not be responsible for any inaccuracies therein. "2. The answering of any alarm of fire where the property in- volved is not located within 500 feet of a regularly maintained fire hydrant, shall be determined in the sole discretion of the Chief., Assistant Chief, or fire alarm operator Nho shall take into consideration the accessibility of the property affected, the availability of water supply, the nature and ex- ten t of the fire, and whether or not the dispatch of apparatus to such alarm will be practicable and effective; the decision of the Chief, Assistant Chief, or fire alarm operator shall be conclusive, and no liability of any kind shali arise.out of t:c refusal or failure of the Department to answer such alarm. "3. The Department shall be under no obligation to answer any alarms of grass fires, but may do so upon 0 - n the call of a Town fire warden or when it Shall appear from available information that buildings are in immindnd; danger of demage or destruction. The Department shall be under no obligation to answer any alarms of fire in motor vehicles but may do so when it shall appear that such motor vehicle fire is endangering a buildinz, or where there are unusual circumstances indicating that the dispatch of apparatus is partic- ularlir desirable and would. be effective. The determination of the Chief.* As- sistant Chief, or fire alarm operator as to ans-verin-, alarms of grass or motor vehicle fires shall be conclusive and no liability of any kind shall arise out of the refusal or failure of the Department to answer such alarms. .14 T t h11 � P 6 a con'!as-ratjon or otn,-r error-ency 6r 0� ffint of cReflou rWstfon 1 gr.ara U rend -a. within the City Of a aA.riOn,w-RA!ch 'HesRa 6 unsafe In FRS Judgment of tlno 5hief, Assistant Chief', or other person in charge of the fire department, to send men or equipment in answer to any alarm in said owwLl, th_- _,50,_-artrnent shall not be obligated to nr.s-r,3r such call, to the end that under such unus- ual conditions, adequate protdction for persons and property in the City may be preserved. '75. The Town agrees to pay to the Board the sum of W"'100.00 per year, payable on or before the first day of Yaroh in each year, together with the sum of V'50.00 per hour or portion thereof per niece of apparatus used in response to an alarm within the Town; the latter charge shall be billed to the Town monthly by verified claim. "S. The consideration aforesaid shall cover and include compen- sation to the City for the expense incurred in the operation of fire appara- tus or other equipment answering a call for assistance, including the cost of any materials used in connection with such call; but the Town also agrees to reimburse the City for all loss or damage to such apparatus or other equip- ment incurred in answering; such call, provided notice is given as required � by §209 of the General L�unicipal Law. "7. The Town acknowledges its liability under '205 of the Gen- eral 1.1unicipal Law, to the extent and upon the conditions therein provided, for payments to or on account of injuries to. -members of the Ithaca Fire De- partment while answering such calls; and it also assir-nes and agrees to pay for all damages to the person or property of third persons occurring rhile answering such calls, for which the City is liable, to the extent', that such liability is not covered by insurance carried by the City. In this connec- tion, the City will keep the To.. Supervisor informed of any changes in its liability 7 insurance coverage. 'IS. Nothin,'b herein contained shall be deemed to limit in any way any right of the Board, the City, or any member of the Ithaca Fire Do- 0 Dartment provided by the general statutes of the State of New York. "9. This agreement shall continue for a period of one year from the date hereof and thereafter until terminated by the sqrvice of thirty days'' written notice by either party upon the other; but, in any event, shall termin- ate five years from the date hereof. The notice herein provided for shall be served in the same manner as is required for the service of a summons in an action in Supreme Court. "10. It is specifically understood and agreed that the number of men and the nature of equipment dispatched in enswer to a fire call, the man- ner of fighting the fire, and other,,operations upon the scene of the fire, are maftL-rs within the judgmdnt of the Chief and other officers of the Ithaca Fire Department, and there shall be no liability or responsibility whatever upon the Board or the City of Ithaca for any failure,act or omission in con- nection therewith. "11. The words 'Chief' and 'Assistant Chief' shall mean the per- sons duly appointed to those offices in the Ithaca Fire Department by the Board, and shall include any person_ temporarily acting in a similar capacity by authority of the Board or of the Chief or Assistant Chief. The term 'Fire Alarm operatory shall mean the member of the Fire Department operating the fire alarm desk and receiving the alarm of fire. "IN -RITNESS 7,7FEREOP, the parties have caused this instrument to be executed by their duly authorized officers on the day and year first above written. "BOARD OF FIRE C0121-ISSIOTFERS OF THEE CITY OF ITILICA "BY Arthur J. Burrq as Chairman "THEE W."IfIll OF ITHACA "By HARRY N. GORDON as Supervisor'' Approved by the Cor=on Council of the City of. Ithaca, September 6 1944 Melvin G. Comfort as Mayor Floyd H. Springer AS City Clerk Approved by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, September 18, 1944 Harry N. Gordon As Supervisor Rachel T. Hanshavr As Town Clerk - 3 - / q too, PRELIAUNARY BTGEIT FOR THE TOWN OF ..... ..... GENERAL FUND --APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL GOVERNMENT Town Board Town Hall and Offices Rentals (board room, offices, elections, etc.) $_-__.__ ...... Compensation of employees __________________ Purchase of furniture and equipment Repairs, light, heat and telephone _____z_S'_______ Other expenses ________________ _ Elections Compensation of election officials (including mileage) __.t%---___ Compensation of custodians of voting machines _____ .}d-__--__ Other expenses ------------------ Voting machines, purchase and repair ------------------ Insurance Compensation insurance ____________ Official bonds and undertakings ;_,3_40-----_ Fire and liability 10440 ____ _ Other ------------------ Printing and advertising (all departments) __- - o o--__-_ .Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation !_0_ 0_-_-__ Services of engineer and expenses 1 ------ Zoning inspector and expenses ------------------ Annual audit and examination ------------------ Publicity fund __________________ Employees' Retirement System (town share) __________________ .......................................................................---- ----------------- Total Supervisor Salary la ---- Office and other expenses .... I'ln1*o-.... Compensation of employees Total $................. Justices of the Peace Salaries lw�a?a Office and other expenses .................. Compensation of employees .................. Total . $__:l�' '�--_- ' Councilmen Salaries_ ` Office and other expenses .................. Total $...... Town Clerk Salary la. f.�f�?-_i. Office and other expenses ______: S'c�_..-. Compensation of employees ------------------ Total $- ---_-- g r c TOWN HEALTH FUND APPROPRIATIONS Board of Health Salary of health officer Other health expenses Compensation of nurses TOTAL BOARD OF HEALTH Registrar of Vital Statistics Compensation Other expenses Fees of physicians TOTAL REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR TOWN HEALTH $._If-'Y _.._.._ . I .................. ------------------ $ ---- `- n�------ ------------------ .. $---� - ..�•.�— r-'....z,'���..L� vG'1rU i'C.,..i....#s.,-vk �=! � tf t �} f No. 18 Williamson Law Book Co., Rochester, N. Y. GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes -------- Income taxes 3 °-° -------- Franchise taxes on business corporations ... I � -------- Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) G a ........ Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) .................. Dog licenses (from county) ....... Other licenses (town ordinances) .................. Fines, penalties and forfeitures ... qlrr..... Rent of town owned property :..! S ....... Fees of town clerk ..<?._...-: Fees of justices of the peace l v 0 11 � Fees of assessors ..'?:4.!A...... ...... L.!?....... Fees of tax collector Fees of constables or police officers .................. Fees of town library .................. Fees of parks and playgrounds .................. Fees of airports .................. Fees of cemeteries .................. All other Sale of town property .................. Reimbursement from special districts for supervision .................................................................................... .................. .................. Total Unexpended balances (Sec. 115, Town Law) $- '............ TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $_.. .:�.. GENERAL FUND SUMMARY Appropriations General government -- Protection of persons and property .......- Education .......l ? __- Recreation ...... .. Public Utilities ------- Redemption of Debt ------------------ Interest on debt ............ Construction and permanent improvements .................. Miscellaneous ------------------ Contingent purposes ......7Ad.... TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $17--- - AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND $---- L"D--'-`---- MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS AND INTEREST (exclusive of district and special improvement debt) Redemption of Debt (Principal) Temporary loans Emergency appropriation loans $ ------------------ Revenue anticipation loans ------------------ Deficiency loans ------------------ Other temporary loans (specify) ------------------ Total $ ------------------ Bonds (give title of each issue) a------------------------------------------------------------- $------------------ b------------------ ------------------------------------------- ------------------ c- ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------ Total $ ------------------ TOTAL REDEMPTION OF DEBT $ ------------------ Interest on Debt Interest on temporary loans $ ------------------ Interest on bonds (give title of each issue) a------------------------------------------------------------- $------------------ b------------------------------------------------------------- - ------------------ c- ----------------------- ------------------------------------ ------------------ Total $ ------------------ TOTAL INTEREST ON DEBT $ ------------------ CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS Nature of Improvement a------------------------------------------------------------------------- $------------------ b------------------- ------------------------------------------------------ ------------------ c- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ .................. Total $ ------------------ TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $ ------------------ MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Organizations for Rooms Judgments and Settlements (describe in detail) $------------------ ----------------------------- ------------------------------------------ $------------------ ----------------------------- ------------------------------------------- ---- --------=----- $------------------ 1943 Accounts, Claims and Demands $ ------------------ TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS $ ------------------ CONTINGENT PURPOSES Sec. 112 of the Town Law $ -------------------- (Over) Dog Warden Compensation Other expenses Forest Fires Compensation of fire wardens and Iaborers Other expenses Payment to Conservation Commission Inspection Costs Building inspection Plumbing inspection Electrical inspection Examining Boards Plumbers Electricians Heating and ventilating $------------------ ------------------ Total $------------------ .................. Total - $-----_F?__._.. $..... --------...- .................. .................. Total $------------------ $------------------ ------------------ .................. Total $------------------ War Emergency Purposes $...L1.?...,_.. TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Attendance Officer Compensation Other expenses Town Historian Other expenses Compensation Town Library Compensation Other expenses Payments to other libraries TOTAL EDUCATION RECREATION Parks and Playgrounds Compensation of employees Other expenses Purchase of equipment Patriotic Observances Cemeteries Airports TOTAL RECREATION PUBLIC UTILITIES TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES $....-.f4 -•................ Total $--------!?-.-..- $.................. .................. Total $.................. $------------------ .................. Total $......,--...... $----- —..--------- .................. ------------------ Total $ ------------------ -..-4............ ------ $--------------- $ 4 d----- WELFARE FUND APPROPRIATIONS Town Welfare Officer Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Home Relief Burials Lunacy Cases Lunacy examinations Other expenses Veterans' Relief TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues $.... 1'4_9-,A +... Reimbursement of home relief from State $----`-'�� . Reimbursement of welfare salaries from State ------------------ Refunds of home relief from recipients .................. Unexpended balance (Sec. 115, Town Law) .................. TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR WELFARE FUND HIGHWAY FUND HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1)—APPROPRIATIONS General repairs Special improvements_ ---- Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law ------------------ TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $ Estimated Revenues fate aid ,scellaneoixs revenues ° ... Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES $__ :.::--:---- AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1) $J - $------`- `------ `-- $l";� BRIDGE FUND (ITEM 2)—APPROPRIATIONS Labor and team work Materials for repair and maintenance Construction of new bridges Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS ;timated Revenues — Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES $------------------ AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 2) $---- ----------- MACHINERY FUND (ITEM 3)—APPROPRIATIONS Purchase of machinery, tools and implements Repair of machinery, tools and implements Storage of machinery, tools and implements Repairs or pay of operators on machinery rented to county or village Gasoline or oil for machinery rented'to county or village Redemption of machinery certificates Interest on machinery certificates TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Rentals of machinery $- �U - Miscellaneous revenues ------------------ Unexpended balance d_ - , TOTAL REVENUES $-- "--=-'- — ---- AMOUNT TO BE RAISED -BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 3) SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)—APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent Expenses town superintendent Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent Removing obstructions caused by snow Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush Other miscellaneous purposes Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS stun � te�nues Miscellaneousrevenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES $----- 75 -- ------------------ --------------- -c�x / L '2....-- / d 10 D ------------------ ------------------ $3 _...... %a o $------ ----- -------------- - $.....:........ ... AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (.ITEM 4) $__ --- --`------ AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEMS 2,3 and 4) 0'rp b Assessors Salaries ca) $ Office and other expenses .................. Compensation of employees ......... Total Receiver of Taxes or Tax Collector Salary Office and other expenses ........ q.q Compensation of employees ------------------ Total $ t Town Attorney Salary $ ------------------ Office and other expenses .................. Compensation of employees ------------------ Total $ ------------------ Town Engineer Salary Office and other expenses .................. Compensation of employees ------------------ Total -------------- Town Comptroller Salary $ ------------------ Office and other expenses .................. Compensation of employees 1 --------- ------------------ Total Total $ --------- Zoning Commission Office and other expenses $ ------------------ Compensation of employees --- -------------- Total $ ------------------ Board of Appeals Office and other expenses $ ------------------ Compensation of employees '** ......... * ..... Total $ ------------------ Planning Board Office and other expenses $ .................. Compensation of employees ........ Total $ .................. TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation Mileage and other expenses Purchase of equipment Lockup Compensation of employees Other expenses Traffic Signs, signals and highway lighting $ ------------------ ---------- Total $ $ ------------------ ------------------ Total $ ------------------ $ ------------------ ANNUAL BUDGET FOR THE TOWN OF ....Ithaca. ....................... GENERAL GOVERNMENT Town Board Town Hall -and Offices Rentals (board room, offices, elections, etc.) $__.6Qt3.__---- Compensation of employees __________________ Purchase of furniture and equipment ------------------ Repairs, light, heat and telephone -25-.5)Q...... Other expenses ------------------ . Elections Compensation of election officials (including mileage) 760..QQ..... Compensation of custodians of voting machines _4Q-.Qg ...... Other expenses .................. Voting machines, purchase and repair ------------------ Insurance Compensation insurance .................. Official bonds and undertakings -.*0Q-*9Q----- Fire and liability I.QQQ- 09...-- Other.................. Printing and advertising (all departments) .1QQ..QA._._ Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation -199_09__--- Services of engineer and expenses 150Q-+QQ----- Zoning inspector and expenses ------------------ Annual audit and examination ------------------ Publicity fund ------------------ Employees' Retirement System (town share) ___--------------- --------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ ------------------ Total_ Supervisor Salary-� •� - Office and other expenses ...�Q0 9-00 - Compensation of employees Total 2 • Justices of the Peace Justices Salaries $-.D.QQ-•QO .. Office and other expenses ..... •QQ--- Com ensation of employees pTotal`,t325:OtJ.f',, ... -.... - - y'��,��stit,'c#�frrf�,r�Jrr Councilmen Salaries $_--40J)- QW - Office and other expenses --------- Total y `> $_ .0O X :4 Town Clerk Salary Office and other expenses -_-.___54:4A_`'`'j Compensation of employees ------------------ Total TOWN HEALTH FUND APPROPRIATIONS Board of Health Salary of health officer $... 4813.00 ... Other health expenses .................. Compensation of nurses ------------•••--• TOTAL BOARD OF HEALTH Registrar of Vital Statistics Compensation $..... 5Q.QQ ... Other expenses .................. Fees of physicians .................. TOTAL REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS , AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR TOWN HEALTH Fire Protection District (outside Cayuga Heights Village) Fire calls 500.00 Contract 100.00 Unexpended balance .amount to -be raised by taxation State of New York ss County of- _--Tompkins --- _----- $... 488..00... $..... OQ,9tQQ... $... 538,.QQ... 600.00 200.0 0 400.00 ............................ Town Clerk of the Town of___It_ft=_a.................. DO HEREBY CERTIFY that I have compared the foregoing with the annual budget of the Town of. --- Ithaca --------------------------------- __duly adopted by the Town Board of said Town on the Qth_ day of _L?ov..-------------------- 19_4.4__, and entered in detail in the minutes of the proceed- ings of said Board, and that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of said annual budget and the whole thereof. .IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of said Town, this gth___ day of --- ILavemb-r---------------- 19_ 4A_.. La-.1___- Town Clerk- - -y -- ��tt,teutlt �'�11t;`f( r'lee4 m 12 s 1Y k\ tattit�t Williamson Law Book Co., Publishers, Rochester, X. Y. GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes Income taxes Franchise taxes on business corporations Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) Dog licenses (from county) Other licenses (town ordinances) Fines, penalties and forfeitures Rent of town owned property Fees of town clerk Fees of justices of the peace Fees of assessors Fees of tax collector Fees of constables or police officers Fees of town library Fees of parks and playgrounds Fees of airports Fees of cemeteries All other Sale of town property Reimbursement from special districts for supervision Unexpended balances (Sec. 115, Town Law) TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) GENERAL FUND SUMMARY Appropriation& General government Protection of persons and property Education Recreation Public Utilities Redemption of Debt Interest on debt Construction- and permanent improvements Miscellaneous Contingent purposes TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND $..... 2QQ:00. ...3QQQ.QQ. ...flQQQa�Q. $..12..Z71..Qfl ........25QAQfl ........15QADO ..........2QAQ0 ........ 19 40 $1.1 2 .04 $x7..,--:36.QQ $-..7.2aS.x00 $-h oue .._..... MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS AND INTEREST (exclusive of district and special improvement debt) Redemption of Debt (Principal) Temporary loans Emergency appropriation loans $ .................. Revende anticipation loans .................. Defici61cy loans ...... : .......... . Other temporary loans (specify) ........... ...... f Total $ ------ *............. Bonds (give title of each issue) a- ----------------------- - ----------------------------------- b. .................... ------------------------------- - ------------------------------------------------------- TOTAL REDEMPTION OF -DEBT Interest on Debt Interest on temporary loans Interest'on bonds (give title of each issue) a- --------------------------------------------------- - ------- b- ----------------------- - ----------------------------------- e- --------------------------------------------------- - ------- 'TOTAL INTEREST ON DEBT .................. .................. Total $ ------------------ $ ----------------- 7- $ ------------------ $ ----- - ----------- ------------------ ............ Total $ ---------- $ ------------------ CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS Natureof Improvement $ a . ........................................................................ b. ......................................................... I ............... .................. . ....................... . ............................................. .................. Total------------------ TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $ .................. MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Organizations for Rooms Judgments and Settlements (describe in detail) ............................ ...................... . ................... ................... -------------- — ------------- - ------------------- 1943 Acdounts, Claims and Demands TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS CONTINGENT PURPOSES See. 112 of the Town Law $ ------------------ ..... ............ .................. $ ------------------ $ ---- 7 ------------- $ ------------------ $ --- 700.000... (Over) Dog Warden Compensation Other expenses Forest Fires Compensation of fire wardens and laborers Other expenses Payment to Conservation Commissioner Inspection Costs Building inspection Plumbing inspection Electrical inspection Examining Boards Plumbers Electricians Heating and ventilating $ ..... . ........... .................. Total $ ------------------ $ ..... P.O. & -0 0 ... .................. ..... . ......... Total $ ------ War Emergency Purposes TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Attendance Officer Compensation Other expenses Town Historian Compensation Other expenses Payments to other libraries TOTAL EDUCATION RECREATION Parks and Playgrounds Compensation of employees Other expenks Purchase of equipment Patriotic Observances TOTAL RECREATION PUBLIC UTILITIES Cemeteries Airports TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES $ .................. Total $ ----- - ----------- .; ---------------- ------------------ Total $ ------------------ s-150-.0a $ ..... ............ .................. ------------------ Total $ ------------------ $ 99-tq Q .... $ 99AQ .... $.-. QQ AD ... .......... WELFARE FUND APPROPRIATIONS Town Welfare Officer Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employes Home Relief Burials Lunacy Cases Lunacy examinations Other expenses Vettira=' Relief TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues rl�* #� Total .................. Total U280.00 Reimbursement of home relief from State $ ---- 20-0- Reimbursement of welfare salaries from State .................. Refunds of home relief from recipients - .................. Unexpended balance (See. 115, Town Law) TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR WELFARE FUND HIGHWAY FM HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1)—APPROPRIATIONS General repairs Special improvements Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to See. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues .................. $-11[aa.cl4 State aid $.Iocaza.- .Miscellaneous revenues 00, Aid ..200L.ICICL.. Unexpended balance 1000.00 $ ..... . ........ 7. TOTAL REVENUES $-.40,00-40- AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1) BRIDGE FUND (ITEM 2) —APPROPRIATIONS Labor and team work $ ................... Materials for repair and maintenance Construction of new bridges Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to See. 278, Highway Law .................. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS � timated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues $ .................. Unexpended balance .... 4ze.0.6A.. TOTAL .REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 2) MACHINERY FUND (ITEM 3) —APPROPRIATIONS Purchase of machinery, tools and implements $ .................. Repair of machinery, tools and implements —5000.*010. Storage of machinery, tools and implements .................. Repairs or pay of operators on machinery rented to county or village .................. Gasoline or oil for machinery rented to county or village .................. Redemption of machinery certificates .................. Interest on machinery certificates .................. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Rentals of machinery Miscellaneous revenues ------------------ Unexpended balance ..100ma. TOTAL REVENUES $ ... 20.0.Q.0.0. AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 3) $ SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)—APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent Expenses town superintendent Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent Removing obstructions caused by snow Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush Other miscellaneous purposes Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to See. 273, Highway Law TOTAL, APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues County Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES $ .................. ...... 5QAQQ.. .................. s...35WAO.O.. s—iffia.-OLL.- AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 4) $--30.QCL.00.- AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEMS 2, 3 and 4) $--60.00&00-- 8506.00 Assessors Salaries $--- 9.7- i.W--_ Office and other expenses -----=------------ Compensation of employees ------------------ Total $__`'_•__ Receiver of Taxes or Tax Collector Salary $..... fi0..00. Office and other expenses. ..._---__!kO..QQ_ Compensation of employees ------------------ Total $--- 890.00_ Town Attorney Salary Office and other expenses .................. Compensation of employees ................:. Total $ ------------------ Town Engineer Salary Hy Supt, - Office and o her expenses $---2400.QQ. .................. Compensation of employees ------------------ Total Town Comptroller Salary Office and other expenses ................... Compensation of employees' .................. Total ......... ----- Zoning Commission Office and other expenses $---.__:_-......_. Compensation of employees .................. Total $.........:........ Board of Appeals Office and other expenses $..... _........... Compensation of employees ------------------ ' Total $................... PIanning Board Office and other expenses $----- --.-._-.--.- Compensation of employees ------------------ Total . $.................. TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT $--U7.71.Q0 PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Conitables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation $ Mileage and other expenses ......5QAQ0-- Purchase of `equipment Total ...... Lockup Compensation of employees $..... _........... Other expenses Total $.................. Traffic .Signs, signals and highway lighting $------------------ 31 November 9 1944. The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Town Highway Bldg. on November 9, 1944 at 4:00 P.L.. L4embers present:- H. V. Gordon, Supervisor: - Justices, T. B. 'M=field- F. R. Hartsock: - Councilmen,- L. E. Chase - W. A. L.unseyf - Clerk - Rachel T. Hanshaw. This meeting was called for a Pudic Hearing on the Preliminary, Budget of the Toim3I. proof of publication of such meeting was presented. No persons appeared either for or against. The following_ resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock:- Whereas, this Town Board has met at the time and place specified in the notice of Public Hearing on the Preliminary Budget, and heard all persons desiring to be heard thereon;, Now, Therefore Be It Resolved, that this Town Board does hereby adopt such Preliminary Budget' as originally compiled, as the Annual Budget of this Town f or the fiscal year begining on the first day of January, 1945, and that such budget as so adopted be entered or attached hereto in the minutes of the proceedings of this Town Board, And Be It Further ' Resolved, that the Town Clerk of this Torn 'shall prepare and certify in duplicate, copies of said Annual Budget as adopted by this Town Board, together with the Estimates, if any, adopted pursuant to Section 202 a Subd. 2 of the Town Law, and deliver one cops thereof to the Supervisor of this Tovn, to be presented by him to the Board of Supervisors of this County. 'his resolution was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved by the following vote:- .Ayes - Hart sock-Llunsey-Chase-Y;axfield. Noes 0. Public Hearing adjourned. Town Board Meeting opened. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Moved by Justice L.axfield the salary of Election Inspectors for Election Day, owing to long hours,be increased to y10.00. This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved by the following vote: - Ayes - I.axfield-L.uansey-Chase-Hartsock. Noes 0. Borman G. Stagg having resigned from the Zoning Commission, the Supervisor appointed Robert S. Boothroyd to fill that vacancy. Roved, by Justice Maxf ield that Rachel i'..Hansha; be appointed Dog Enumerator for 1945. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Liaxfield-Hartsock-Chase-Ilunsey. Noes 0. :loved by Councilman Munsey that the sum of 75. from the Salvage Comm.. be donated to the 'Tompkins County Chapter of .American Red cross. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- .Ayes - Munsey - Hartsock Chase - Maxfield, Noes 0. The Supervisor read his monthly statements for Sept. & Oct. which were placed on file. The f ollowin g bills were audited: - Name Future Claimed Allowed Cornell University '4'ater for F.H.W.D. 86.29 66.29 II.Y. State Eloc. &; Gas it. bights for Oct. 56.32 56.32 Robinson Pz carpenter `rood voal for Poll. Pl. 4.38 4.38 John T. Allen Reading & Bill F.H.I.D. repair 59.48 59.48 Assoc. of ` o-oms Town dues 28.00 28.00 Ithaca Journal Legal Ad 6.80 6.60 Nancy 11. Hammond Rechecker on Voting :.'.ach. 5.00 5.00 Otis 1. Boot Custodian Voting i:ach. 27.00 27.00 C. U. Gray Custodian Voting Mach. 27,00 27.00 Emily .1.3. Sheldon Rec hecker on Voting Mach. 5.00 5.00 D. E.destervo2t Janitor Services Poll 21 2 12.00 12.00 Joseph Rustyak Janitor Services Poll Pl 4 12.00 12.00 Grace Smith Election Inspec. # 1 39.00 39.00 Samuel Iyewman of it ,t 54.50 54.50 Gladys McAllister it it 39.00 39.00 Arthur Teeter tt " 't 39.00 39.00 bills onntt 32 continued from Page 31 .Name Nature Claimed Allowed Charles Morris Election Inspector 42, 55.24 55.24 Dorothy 11cKeegan it of , ft . 39*00 39#00 Floyd Andrews it ti ft 39#00 39,00 Margaret- YApes it of it 39.00 39.00 Agnes Granville to of 3 38*00' 38,900 Cora M. Gray ti it it 25*00, 25.00 Florence 11. Flyers to it it, 39*00 39.00 Edna L. Updike it of ft 32*#00 32.00 Louella Thompson it it rt 39.00 39000 Etta 11. Kiely it of 32#00 32#00 Beverley 0. Cleary it if 32#00 32.00 Blendina Howe to It tt 39*00 39.00 Ann R. Johnson it It 14.00 14.00 Ruth Tronsdale It of n 54*.64 54.64 Rachel T. Hanshaw Registrar Vital Statistics 38#54 38.54 ,Ielfaro bills Relief for Oct. 7#25 7.25 F. H. Grover ,Ielfare Off. dalary for Oct. 50,00 50.00 Moved by Councilman 11unsey these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice Llaxfield and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - kunsey-Mv-field- Chase-Hart sock. - Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was offered by Councilman Chase, seconded by Justice Maxfield was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw .- Clerk. 33 December 7 1944 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Court House on December 7, 1944 at 3:30 P. 16S. Members present:- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justicis, F. R. Hartsock- T. B. Maxfield - Councilmen, L. E. Chase, 71. A. Munsey - Hurry U. Baker, Supt. Highways - Clerk, Rachel T. Hanshaw.. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor obtain at a minimum cost the necessary consent from the State Plater power Commission for water supply to the various water districts of the Town. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes-Maxfield-Chase-Hartsock- Munsey. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Chase the To.= Board approves the Supervisor representing the Town at a 'Welfare Meeting held in Elmira on Nov. 10, 1944. This -was seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes -Chase- Maxfield - Hartsock - Munsey. Noes 0. A letter of thanks from the Red Cross was read. The Supervisor's Nov. report was read and placed on file. . The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed 11. Y. State Elec. & Gas Corp St. & Poll. Pl. Lights 58.85 58.85 F. Be Hove Assessor(Yearly salary) 325.00 325.00 R. 01. Mandeville . " 325.00 325.00 F. C. Marshall to a n 325.00 325.00 Albert V7. Force Collector Taxes(*th Q,uar 212.50 212.50 R. S. Boothroyd Add. Policy on .Brockway 22.9:3 22.'V3 Percy T. Williams fire warden(2 fires) 10.00 10.00 Ruth Trousdale Sup. Cleric("' yr. Salary) 2b0.00 250.00 .R. S. Boothroyd Floater Its. on equip. 186.21 166.21 R. R. Hartsock Justice(last quar.) 150.00 150.00 Harry 1T. Gordon Sup. Services(Yearly) 1200.00 1200000 Harry N. Gordon &penses to welf. Beet 5.62 5.62 Allen Whitley Attendance (4th Quar) 37.50 37.50 We A. Munsey Councilman(i yr.salary) 100,00 100,,00 T. Be Maxfield Justice(z yr. salary). 200.00 200.00 L. Be Chase Councilman 2 yr. Salary) 100.00 100.00 Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk(last guar.) 300.00 300.00 Ithaca Fire Dept. Response to `ihorsland f i 50,00 50,00 Welfare Bills Relief for Nov. 28*41 28.41 F. H. Grover Welfare off (Nov, salary) 50.00 50.00 ldoved by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- C hase-..axfield-Hartsock-Munsey. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was offered by Councilman Chase, seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by all. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. December 28 1944 The To;= Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Town Clerk's iffice, Thursday, December 28, 1944 at 10:00 A.1111. Members present:- Supervisor. H. 11. Gordon:- J11stices, F. R. Hartsock. T. B. Maxfield:- Councilman, 7I.A. 111unsey:- Clerk, Rachel T. Tan s haw. Absent - Councilman, L. E. Chase. This was the Annual Meeting for the purpose of auditing the accounts of the Town Officers. The books of -the Supervisor, Including General rand, Highway Rind, School fund, 'War Bond Deduction Viind, Victory and i7ithholding Tax Fund were audited. The Justices dockets were audited, approved and signed. The Town Clerk's fee book was auditedandsigned. Moved.by Justice Hartsock the Supervisor draw up proper resolutions of respect on the death of our Vlelfare Officer F. H. Grover, - one copy to belsent to the family and one to be spread on the minutes. This was seconded by Justice ';.%xfield and approved as follows:- jores- liar t s 6ck-11ax f I e ld-'lunsey. Loes 0. Moved'by Justice 1141axtield the -inpervisor be appointed temporary Telfare Officer to serve without additional compensation. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows: -Ayes - 11axfield- Hartsock-11,lansey. Noes 0. I Yoved'by Jouncilman "I'ansey that the Tompkins County 'rust 'Co. be designated as the depository of all monies of the Town. viis was seconded by Justice 7axfield and approved as. --follows:- Aye s-I.Tunsey-'.axf ield- Hart sock. LO-0. The minutes were read and approved. 114otion to adjourn was unanimous. Mrs. Marth4 E. U J� R. D. 7r Itha-cal 11. Y. Rachel, T., Hanshaw - Clerk Grover and Pamily In beha.1.1, of the Town Board of the To-oin of 1-1i'Ohaca, I am writing to teader our deepdst regrets ali(I sympathy for your loss. The Town of lt'hac4: thus jr,,akes a pulblic expression of 11"Oo uppreciatLon f;)r 11.1s mUny ye"r& c.)i Cervlct:' Lu Lhe W A, elfara ol Lhe oj: 14-ho coix;ewilty. A copy O.f t1US 18;.ter htis been incorporated 11.n th6 minutca of the iwe-Un6 of the Towin Hoard of Decewber 28tho 1944. I ar, Very truly ycurs,, // /VIC d_$:P6AJ 35 January. 4 1945 The Town board of the To= of Ithaca met at the Coarty Bldz.. on Jan; 4, 1945 at 3:00 P.1.. Members present:- Fi. Id. Gordon, 5npervisor:- Justices, T. B. ;.iaxfield- F. R. Hartsock - Council...an. W. A. Munsey - Clerk. i?achel T. Hanshayr. Absent - Councilman, L. E. Chase. The following; resolution was offered by Councilman unsev:- RESOLVED, that this Town Board does hereby fix the salaries of the following torn officers and employees, for the year beginning Jan. 1st. 1945, at the amounts resnectivelyy stated, and that such salaries shall be payable at the times respectively specified: Name Office :;aIary savab la H. N. Gordon SnDerviaor ,1900.00 Yearltr T. B. Maxfield Justice Peace V 400.00 Semi Arnfta'! F. R. Hartsock Justice Peace 500.00tiarterl,r L. E. Chase Councilman 200.00 Semi A'nnt+.al W. A.I'Alunse_y Councilman} 900.00 Semi Annual Albert Force Collector 650.00 Quarterly Rachel T. Haonshaw Tovm Clerk w1200.04 c=arterly F. C. Marshall Assessor 325.00 Yearly F. B. Howe Assessor N 325.00 Yearly R. Mandeville Assessor „. 325.00 Yearly. Harry U. Baker HiRiTuav Stint. 92400,00 Lion t hlv Allan tidhitlev Attendance Officer ; i50.00 grarterT•' Jar. Philip Robinson Health Officer :i: 4A8,00 Yearly Rachel T. Hanshaw . Registrar 50,00 Yearl- 11,is resolution was seconded by Justice Fl.artsock and approved by the following vote: Ayes - Litinsev-HartsockMaxfield. 2,oes 0. Moved by Justine Maxfield that H. S• . Gordon. Supervisor represent the Toren at the Assnciation of Towns meeting at Albany on Feb. 15-16. Alternate Justice F:. R. Hartsock-. This wn.s seconded by "ouncilmar yltvnsev and approved as follows: Ares-:axfield-Hartsock-l'unseY. Loes 0. Copiesfor the Approval of State Water & Power C"nrnmission for acquisition of source of water supply from ;;ity of Ithaca for Cavn�a Fits. Water Dist..-Glenside Water Dist..- Spencer Rd. „ester Dist..- and Renwick Fits. eater Dist. were presented by Attorney Charles S,eyr.,an and ordered filed. . The Slipervmsor's monthly report was read and placed on file. Resigned from the Zoning Coanission were Glenn E. larion. Earl uortrig;ht. and by death F. Ai. Grover. The Supervisor appointed the following to fill the vacancies on the Zoning Board: ;. G. Bradt-J. D. Burke-H. A. ;,illman- Kenneth Vann. The matter of the Ostertamx• Act to amend the Social ilellinre law in relation to eliminating settlement requirements as a factor in determining responsibility for public assistance and care_ and in relation to State reimbursement for home relief and eligibility, and State reimbursement for old age assistance. aid to dependent children and assistance to the blind. was discussed. A suggestion was made that the Supervisor talk over the :natter with Ostertaiz by telephone and if advisable to attend the meeting. The following bills were audited: - Name future Claimed Allo-ved New York :Mate Electric & Gas St. Lights 56.3? 56.3P Fi. 1. Gordon Postage last Guar 5,66 5.6r, ."temp. uo. Trust Co. Check book for Stim. 2.00 2.00 - R. S. Boothroyd Bonds-Sup.-T.C.-Hv Sept. 4P-50 42.5c R. S. Boothrovd Bond for Justice iiaxfleld 5.00 5.00 °,'elfare Bills Relief for Dec. 10.36 10.33 F. H. Grover Est. Welfare Off. for Dec. 50.00 50.00 Ile Kinney Ins. Agency pup. *, Bond 40.00 40,00 Ithaca Fire ,Dept. Response to Powers Fire 50,00 50.00 Harry U. Baker Hv. Supt. 2 wks salary 100,00 100.00 Chase Sla01(-3att Int. on F.H.W.D. bonds 181.00 181.00 Cornell University .. .'. .. "Wat6rf'Tor'I': H ,~71: Si '"88.09 ' ' 88:ti9 loved;by:Councilman,Ylunsey-t6dido1MI-s�'ba ani s' 'Bkilns= :vase seconded y , Justice S:.axfield and approved as follows: -Aye s-Munsey-Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. 'Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. 36 February 1 1945 The torn Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Bldg., on February 1. 1945 at 3:30 P.M. The following members tivere present:- H. 11. Gordon, Supervisor:- T. B. 11axf1eld - F. 3. Hartsock, Justices:- iJ. A. liunsey, Councilmans- Rachel T. Hanshaw, Clerk. Absent - L. E. Chase, Councilman. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. A check from the Scrap Drive Comm for k?25 was presented. Moved by Justice Hartsock this check be presented to the Junior Red Cross, This was seconded by Councilman 11unsey and approved by the Following vote:- Ayes - Hart sock-Mansey-Llaxfield. Noes 0. Roved by Justice 14axfield that the men in Highway Department liecic b :uJaiau:3d1ba9 Aof 10% of - their salaries, providing they are on the job the full year., -This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows: - Ayes - Llaxfield-Hartsock-liunsey. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield the 'Town Board approves the.hiring of a Clerk for the Supervisor, -at a salary of y'500.00 per year accodding to the budget. This was seconded by Councilman Llunsey and approved as follows: - Ayes - Maxfield-Llunsey-Hartsock. Noes 0,. Moved by Councilman ifunsey the expense of the Supervisor for attendance at the Ostertag Commission relative to Welfare be paid. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Munsey-Hartsock-Maxfield, No 0. Moved by Justice 11laxfield the Supervisor be re-imbursed for necessary expenses in perfonxiing welfare work. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follo.os:- Ayes - Ka_-field-Hartsock-liunsey. Noes 0. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and .placed on file. The following bills .;ere audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed N. Y. State Elec. & Gas. St. & Toll PI Lights 58.57 58.57 Welfare bills Relief for Jan. 33.78 33.78 Stover Printing Co. Town .Envelopes 9.35 9.35 T. G. zliller's Sons Town Clerk Supplies 1.17 1.17 Harry Baker Highway Supt. Jan. salary 200.00 200.00 A. W, force Postage & tax notices 27.04 27.04 R. S. Boothroyd Tax Collectors bond 99.57 99.57 Ithaca Fire Dept. Service - Ferris fire 100.00 100.00 Ithaca slater Dept. 2 hydrants r Main L�, . .280000 280.00 H. N. Gordon Lxpense to Ostertau CComm. 19,45 i9.45 �. N. G on � ov by Councilman T xi .& c eage n 4elfare cases 4.60 Munsey th se'biils' e' paid. 'phis wal"ie onded 4.60 bgS' ao Justice Hartsock and approved as folloi;s:- :dyes-lartsock-liunsey-::iaxfield.. Noes 0. L2otion to adjourn was offered by Justice Maxfield, zeconded by Justice Hartsock and approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshavv Town Clerk 37 1;arc h 1 1945 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Bldg. on Thursday, March 1, 1945. Members present:- H. N. Gordon, Supervisor:- T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock, Justices:- 71. A. Munsey, Councilmans- Clerk, Rachel T. 'Hanshaw. Absent Councilman L. E. Chase.` The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The Supervisor's minthly report was read and filed. The matter of the new County Infirmary was discussed. The following bills ivere audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed 11. Y. State Elea. & Gas Corp. St. Lights 56.32 56.32 Harry Baker Hy. Supt. Feb. 200.00 200.00 Welfare bills Relief for Feb. 70.00 70.00 MlaXinney Agency Inc. Lia. Ins. on trucks 339.77 339.77 Charles Newman Legal-3',Vater Dist. �: 75,00 ' 75.00 Williamson Law Book Co. office supplies S� 13.15 13.15 H. N. Gordon Kileage-1elfare casos 4.80 4.60 Ithaca Journal Ad. Annual Sup. Report 34,44 34.44 33-Ithaca Journal Ad. 4 water list. 43,20 43.20 Moved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid.- This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as follows:- Ayes - Hatt; sock -Marl ield-?'unsey. No 0. Motion to adjourn was offered by Councilman Runsey, seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Torn Clerk. Mare h 15 1945 Special Meeting on Night Quarantine of dogs. The 'To.= Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Bldg. llar. 15. Members present :- H. N. Gordon, Supervisor:- T.-B. Maxfield-F. R. Hartsock - 4. A. Lunsey - Harry Baker- Hwy. Supt.- ;1achel T. iiunshuw Clerk. Charles 27ez=n, County Attorney. Absent Councilman L. E. Chase. Moved by Justice liaxfield that Harr;; Baker be appointed temporary dog ,warden of the Tatra of Ithaca 6 :A#00 an hour for the time spent. This was seconded by Councilman 11unsey and approved as follows:- Ayes - Maxfiold- 12unsey-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Justice 11=field that the Supervisor be authorized to pay up to ?'100.00 for the elimination of stray dogs as of April lst, 1945. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as Billows:- Ayes - Maxf iold - Hartsock - 14unsey. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw - Ole-ik. April 5, 1945. The Town Board of the - Town of Ithaca met at the County Bldg. on Thursday, April 5, 1945. Members present:- H. N. Gordon, Supervisor- = T. B. llaxf ield- F. R. Hartsock, Justices:— W. A. Munsey, Councilman:--H. U. Baker, Hwy. Supt.; Rachel T# Hanshaw, Toun Clerk. Absent-L. E. Chase, Coun. The minutes of the Special 16:eeting held Lurch 15 were read &.Approved. A letter from Dist. State Health Officer in regard to the appointment of a Town Health Officer was read. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor be authorize(i to talk with the resident Aoctors in the Torm in view of getting one of them to serve as Health Officer. This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and' approved as, follows:-, Ayes - Maxfield-Munsey-Hartsock- floes 0. -The Supervisor's report was read and filed. Moved by Councilman 11ansey the Town Highway StLpt. be authorized to place an order for a Marmon -Herrington Track not to eiceed "�3000.00. This eras seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved, as follows:- Ayes - Munsey - Maxfield - Hartsock. Noes 0. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed N. Y. State Elea. & Gas Corp. St. Lights 56.32 56*32 Charles Newman Legal R.H.W.D. 25*00• 25,00 VanNat to Office Equip. Go* Office Supplies 5.85 5.85 H. N. Gordon Sup. -Postage lst Quar* 5.17 5.17 H. N. Gordon Mileage - Welfare Cases 8,22 8*22 Allen Whitley Attend. Off. 1st Quar.salary 37,50 37*50 Gabriel Meckonberg Legal - 'Welfare, Case 2*50 2.50 F. R. Hartsock Justice-Lst Quar. salary 150.00 150,00 Albert IV. Force Collector-lst Quar. Salary 212.50 212*50 Cayuga Press Assessors Books 40.83 40.83 Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk-lst Quar. salary 300*00 300.OQ Rachel T. Hanshaw Towns Clerk -Postage lst Quar* 13*48 13.48 R. S. Boothroyd Vol. Fireman - Cas. Ind. Ins.221*25 221,25 Welfare Bills Relief for March 31.48 31.48 Harry Baker Hwy. Supt. March Salary 200,00 200*00 Cornell University Water for F.H.W.D. 87*17 87.17 Moved by Councilman Munsey these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and aoproved as follows:- Ayes - L"iansey-iartsock-11aafield. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw To= Clerk 39 May 3 1945 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Court House on Thursday, ISay 3, 1945. Members present H. N. Gordon, Supervisor - T. B. Yaxfield, F. R. Hartsock Justices - S. E. 'Chase, W. A. Munsey, Councilmen ; Harry Baker, Hwy. Supt. - Rachel T. Hans haw, Clerk.' The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Moved by Justice Laxfield that Dr Philip Robinson be appointed Health Officer for the Town of Ithaca for a four year term starting Mar. 14, 1945. This was sedonded by Justice Hartsock and approved by'the following vote: - Ayes - Maxfield-Hartsock-Munsey-chase. Noes 0. - A report from the Smithboro Bridge Bond Co. was read. Moved by Councilman llunsey the N. Y. Telephone Co. and the N. Y. State Elea. & Gas Corp. be given the right of way to put in a pole in the Renwick Hts. District on Town property. This was seconded by Justice Laxfield and approved as follows Ayes - Munsey-Maxfield-Hartsock-Chase. noes 0. The resignation of Ruth Trousdale as Election Inspector in Dist. # 4 Town of Ithaca was read and placed on file. Moved by Councilman Chase that 'the Assessors be allowed 6¢ per mile on all cases of damage caused by dogs. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase-Hartsock-Munsey-Maxfield. Noes 0.. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the check from the Town Paper drive be donated to the Cancer Drive Fund. This was seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes - Hart sock-Maxfield-Chase-llunsey. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Chase the Torn Highway Supt. be authorized to purchase a D6-Caterpillar Tractor and Trail.Builder not to exceed Q7000&OU# This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Chase-Hartsock- Maxfield-Munsey. Noes 0. The Supe°rvisor's report was read and filed. Moved by` Justice Maxfield the Supervisor be authorized to 'obtain such ` assistance as necessary to investigate the value of certain mortgages and other claims iiz the files of the Welfare Officer. - This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- .Ayes - '. afield-Cha- se-L'unsey- Hartsock. Noes 0. The following .hills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry U. Baker Hwy. Supt. Salary April 200.00 200.00 N. Y. State Elea. & Gas Corp. St. Sights - .April 56.32 56.32 Ithaca Fire Dept. Contract & response 1 fire 150.00 150*00 H. 11. Gordon Mileage as °,Welfare Off. 3.90 3.90 John T. Allen Reading meters F.H.W.D. 35.00 35.00 Better Paint & Wallpaper Co. liaterial for Sullivan Rouse 18.31 18.31 I-7elfare Bills Relief for April 22.25 22.25 Moved by Justice Laxfield these bills be paid. This was seconded b�>: .:.... Councilman Munsey and approved as follows:- Laxfield- lnsey-Chase-Hartsoci,. NoesO. Motion to adjourn was unanimous. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. Wuw June 7 1945 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Court House on June 7, 1945 at 3:00 P.ii. Members present:-T. B. b:axfield - F. R. Hartsock, Justices: H. N. Gordon,`Supervisor: 17. A. Munsey, Councilman: Harry Baker, Supt. Hwy.: Rachel T. Hanshaw, Clerk: Members absent, L. E. Chase, Councilman.' The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. A letter from the Smithboro Bridge Bond Co. was read. Moved by Justice Maxfield the bupervi sor be authorized to forward to the Smithboro Bridge Co., the bonds of the Town of Ithaca and sign the letter of agreement. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows Ayes - Eiaxfield - Hartsock- Munsey. Noes 0. The Supt. of Highways estimates were presented and signed. The following resolution was offered by Justice Maxfield:_ Resolved: That Harry-N. Gordon as Supervisor of the 'iown of Ithaca is hereby authorized and directed to prepare or'have'prepared, upon form presecribed by the Superintendent of Public Works of the State of New York, a statement to be signed and verified by him claiming such payment, which statement shall include only expenditures of snow control on public ways within the boundaries of Tompkins County during the periods mentioned in Sub. 1 and 2 of Section 2 of such chapter for the following items exclusively: (1) labor costs exclusive of the salaries and wages Of persons regularly employed for municipal purposes, but payments for overtime work on snow control *by such regularly employed persons may be included, (2) rental of hired equipment other than new equipment rented from manufacturers or dealers;(3) motor fuel and lubricating oils and greases; '(4) cost of erecting and dismantling snow -fences; and,(5) sand and cloride. This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as follows: - Ayes - Maxfield-Munsey-Hartsock. Noes 0. The Supervisor's report was read and filed. r The following bills were audited: - Name 14 ature Claimed Allowed Harry Baker Supt. Hwy. May Salary .200.00 200,00 Harry 11. Gordon Mileage - welfare Off. 12.04 12.04 N. Y. State Eleo. & Gas Corp. St. Lights - May 5.6.32 56.32 Ithaca City Fire Dept. Response to 2 fires 100.00 100.00 Albert W. Force Collector -Postage& printing 7.43 7.43 Welfare bills Relief for May 21.16 21.16 Moved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid.iM,::This was seconded by Councilman, Munsey and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-tiunsey-1 fiel'ct. NoasO.' Motion was approved unanimously to adjourn. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. 41 July 5 1945 The Town Board of the Tovm of Ithaca inet at the County Court House on July 5, 1945 at 3:00 P.11. Plembers present:- H. IT. Gordon, Supervisor - Councilmen W. A. Munsey, L: E. Chase - Justice F. R. Hartsock,Supt. Highways Harry Baker -'Clerk Rachel T. Hanshaw, Absent T. B. Maxfield, Justice. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. An acknowledgment from the State of verified statement of snow removal excess costs was received and filed. The matter of appropriating public monies to assist sufferers drom storm damage in the County was discussed, but no adtion taken. ?:loved by Councilman Munsey the following be appointed Inspectors of Elections in the Town,of Ithaca: - Dist. 1 Samuel Newman - Grace Smith, Republicans Gladys McAllister - Arthur Teeter, Democrats Dist. 2 Floyd Andrews - Margaret Napes. Republicans Charles Morris - Dorothy MaKeegan, Democrats Dist. 3 Florence Uyers - Cora Gray, Republicans Agnes Granville - Luella Thompson, Democrats Dist. ;# 4 Blenaina Hoye : --Mildrel- Srebder, Republicans Ruth White - Ft,ta Kiely, Democrats This was seoonds ca byyGouneilman Chase and upprove+a as follows: - Ayes - Munsey - Chase - Hartsock. Noes 0.? Moved by Councilman Chase that the Supervisor be empowered to select a dog warden to cv-operate ivith the State Health Bept. for the duratio:. ox the dog quarantine for rabies. Warden. to serve at v1.00 per hour, f;xnish oim transportation ancc at the pleaDure of tuffs Board. This was seconded oy Councilman llunsey and approved as follows:- Ayes Chase-llunsey-Hartsocx. No 0. The Supervisor's mont4ly report was read and placed on file. The State Examiner's,report of Town accounts was presented, discussed and placed on the table for further discussion. The rollowing bills were audited: - Name Mature Claimed allowed Harry Baker Supt. Highways June salary 200.00 200.00 Harry Baker Dog t7arden Services 16.00 18.00 ,Alen Whitley '" attend Off. 2nd iQuar. 37.50 37.50 F. R. Hartsock Justice'- 2nu ,,E?ar. wage 150.00 150.00 H. 11. Gordon Postage - 2nd guar. 5.69 5.69 H. N. Gordon Meaga-,lelfare work 6.48 6.48 Rachel T. Hanshaw To= Cle&-, 2nd guar. `' - 300.00 300.00 'J. A. Mansey Councilman - Semi Salary 100.00 100.00 L. E. Chase Councilman - Semi Salary 100.00 100.00 Albert +:.:Force Collector - '2nd Qiiar. 212.50 212.50 Ruth S. Trousdale S►iD. Clerk - Semi Salary 250.00 250.00 Philip Robinson Health tiff. Year Salary 486.19 486.19 T. B. lllaxfiold Jntstldi�7 mnSemi Salary 200,00 200.00 R. S. Boothrovd Insurance 73.58 73.59 Ithaca Journal Legal ad 1.68' 1:6R N. Y. State Elec. a Gas St. Lights 56.32 56.32 .7illiamson Law Book Co. Siinervisor supplies -MI 2.11 Welfare bills Relief for Jmip IR:08 ls.()P Corner Bookstore Flags for Memorial day 18.75 18,75 Cornell University Water for F.FiX.D. 89.79 89.79 Chase Nat'l Bank Bond & int. F.H.,D. 1181.00 1181.00 Loved by Councilman. Chase these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice. Hartsock and approved as follows:- dyes - Chase-Hartsock-Linsey* Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk August 1 1945 The Town Board of the Town of .lthaca met at the County Bldg. on Wednesday, August 19 1945 at 3:30 P&M. Members present:- Sup. H. N. Gordon:- Justices, T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsook:-'Councilmen, 1W. A. Munsey, L. E. Chase:- Supt. Hwys., Harry Baker:- Clerk, Rachel T. Hanshaw. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The matter of Town Ordinances was discussed. No action taken. Moved by Councilman Chase the following polling places be designated: - Polling Place # 1 Floral Ave. Extension Polling Place 4 2 Forest Home Schoolhouse Polling Place # 3 Coddington Cross Rd. Polling Place #L 4 Cayuga Heights Schoolhouse This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved by ttie following vote:- Ayes - Chase-Munsey-Hartsook-Maxfield. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Chase the following be appointed Custodians of Election Eachinos:- Republican, C. Morris Gray:- Democrat, Otis W. Root. This was seconded by Councilman wunsey and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase- Munsey-Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Chase°that Allen T. Whitley be appointed Attendance Officer for,the shhool year 1945 - 46 at a salary of �150.00 per year. This was seconded by'Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase - Hartsock- Munsoy - Maxfield. Noes 0. The•State Examiners report was examined and appropriate actions taken as suggested. Moved by Councilman`Munsey that'the men in the Higirvay Dept. receive a bonus in 1945 of 10% of their salhiries, providing they are on the job the full year. This was . seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as foll%7s:- Ayes - Munsey - Maxfield - Chase - Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the F. H. W. D. consumers be billed at the not rate plus a penalty, and:that this penalty be waived if the bills are paid promptly. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as followa:- Ayes - Maxfield- Hartsock- Chase - llunsey. Noes 0. The Supervisor's monthly report was read.and filed. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry Baker Supt. hwys. July salary 200.00 200.00 Harry Gordon Welfare Mileage 7:14 7.14 John T. Allen Reading & Billing F.H.W.D. 35:00 35.00 N. Y. State Elec. & Gas Corp. St. Lights for July 56.32 56.32 Carl Crandall Engr: Services C.H.W.D. 200.00 '200,00 Welfare bills Relief for July 15.00 15.00 Clarence Becker Special Dog Warden 19.00 19.00 Moved by Justice Maxfield these bills be paid. IAis was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as follows:- 94ms - Maxf ield-Mun sey-Hart sock-. Chase. Noes 0. Motion.to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. 43 Sentewber 6 1945. The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Uourt House on lhursday,Sent. 6, 1945. at 2:00 2.1"'. Members present H.N Gordon, Sutvervisor - Justices, T.B.Yaxfield. F.R.Hartsock - Councilman .i7. A.Munsey - Harry Baker, Hwy. Sept • - Rachel T. Hanshaw, Town Clerk. Absent, L. H. Chase, Jouncilman. The minutes of the previous meeting were read. and approved. A letter in regard to Smithboro:Bridge Co. Bonds was read. Lloved by Justice 11Zxf1eld that this Hoard authorizes the extension of lines in the Cayuga heights „ater District as requested by the Cayuga Fro. Corp, subject to the approval of the Village of "ayuga heights. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Avus - Kaxfield - Hartsock - Yunsey. I -Toes 0. An extension of the water main up Hanshaw Road to Jones and Jushman properties included in this motion. A letter from 'Mr. Burckmyer of the R.H L.D. requesting another light in that district was read. Moved by Justice :'axfield that we authorize the installation of an additional light in R H L. D. as outlined in :r. Burckmyer's letter of August 3. This was seconded by Councilman-"Unsey and approved as follows:- Aves - Maxfield,::'unsey,Hart sock. Does 0. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and filgd, IToved by Justice 1.7axfield that the Snpervisor call attention of Special Dog Wiarden that the Quarantine has been lifted, express our appreciation for services rendered during the quarantine. This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and Approved as follows:- Aves - Lfaxfield,Yansey.liar tsock. I;oes 0. The following bills were audited: Vame Eature Claimed Allowed Harry Baker Supt. Hwy - Aug. Salary 200.00 200.00 iT . Y.State Elec. & Gas St. Lights for august 56.32 56.32 Carl Crandall Traciug Tovn Laps 55.00 55.00 T.G. Miller Co. Sup. Office Supplies 5.20 5.20 VanNTatta Office Sup.Co. Office Supplies 3.30 3.30 Dennis a Co. Budget forms 5.17 5.17 Ithaca Journal Legal Ad 3.12 3.12 R.S. Boothroyd Justice bond pre. 5.00 5.00 Harry N.Gordon t7elfare Off. Mileage 6.96 6.96 Barry 211. Gordon Post cards -Grievance, Day 13.95 13.95 Clarence D. Becker Special Dog ',%arden 34.00 34.00 D. L. & W. RR Co. Rent for land Poll. Pl. 6.00 6.00 k:cKinney Agency Add. Premium on fleet Ins. 52.20 52.20 :relfare Bills Relief for august 18.08 18.08 ..roved by Councilman "unsey these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice I.'axfield and approved as follows:- Aves - L1.unsey,.,.axfield, Hartsock. Noes 0. :Motion to adjourn was offered by Justice Hartsock and approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw To',7n Clerk October 4 1945 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Bldg. on Thursday, Oct. 4, 1945 at 1:30P. I. Members present:- Supervisor - H. L. Gordon: Justices - 11. R Hartsock. T. :3. I.1axfield: Councilmen - L. El. Chase, 17. A. Unnsev: Supt. Uveys. H. Baker: Clerk - Rachel Hanshart. Several residents of Forest Home were present in regard to improving road leading; from, 1.11arren Rd. around Halcevon Hill. A resident from Vine St. in regard to moving obstruction at edge of said street. The minutes of the previous meeting were rend and approved. A letter from Citv Engineer in regard to the City's attitude in the repairing bridge across the dam at Byrne trlace, was read...::,: ,.,I ,x: lloved by Justice IWaxfield this letter be placed on file, in as much as the To= Clerk has verified the accuracy of the statements in the same. This wRs seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes-IKaxfield- Chase-:,:unsey-Hartsock. hoes 0. 41 letter from the State Engineer stating that A certified check be deposited before the extension of water main on Hanshaw Rd. for Jones & Cush_man. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor be authorized to deposit certified check for "250. with the State Dept. of Public works. with the understanding that any charges against the deposit shall be charged to the property owners involved. This was seconded by Justice iiartsock and approved as follows:- Aves - Maxf ie ld- Hart sock-C ha s e-Lun sev. noes 0. A letter from Democrat Jounty Committee with a list of Election Inspectors for the four Town Districts was read. Moved by Councilman Chase the names recommended be ,approved. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Aves -Chase-Hartsock- Yunsev-11axf ield. Noes 0. The Supervisors monthly report was read. and placed on file. The following bills were audited: - Name Fiat ure Claimed Allowed Harry Baker Hwy Supt . Sept . Salary 200.00 200.00 E.-Y. State Elec. Gas Dorn. :3t. Lights for Sept. 56.32 56.32 Ithaca Journal Legal notice 2.40 2.40 Albert il. Force Collector-3rd Quar. 212.50 212.50 Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk-3rd. .:roar. 300.00 300.00 R. C. Mandeville Assessor - Annual fee 3?5.00 3?5.00 F. C. Marshall Assessor - Annual fee 325.00 325,00 F. B. Howe Assessor - Annual fee 325.00 325.00 Allen :7hit1ev Attandance Off. 3rd Qoar. 37.50 37.50 H. V. Gordon Welfare Off. Mileage 4.86 4.86 H. 11. Gordon Postage - 3rd Q»ar. 4.95 4 �05 J. T. Scofield Printing -Letter& Bill Heads 30.00 30.00 ilarvin Page Printing -Assessors field books 60.00 60.00 vielfare bills Relief for Sent. 18.08 18.0p F. R. Hartsock Justice - 3rd Quar. 150.00 150.00 Tompkins Co. Trust ;;o. Supervisor's Check book 2.00 2.00 Cornell University -Water for F .H. tl.v. 89.20 89.20 Moved by Councilman Chase these bills be ;:aid. This was seconded by Councilor man .iunsey and approved as follows:- Aves - Chase- :unsey-Hartsock-liaxfield. (does 0. The estimates of Town officials and Tovm Government were presented. 4stizates attached hereto. The follo.wing'resolution was offered by Councilman Chase:- RESOLVIM, that this Toim Board does hereby prepare and approve as the Preliminary Budget of this To.r~ for the fiscal .Year, beginning on the 1st day of January, 1946. the itemized statement of estimated revenues and expenditures hereto attached and made a part of this resolution. and be it Further Resolved, that such Preliminary Budget shall be filed in the office of the iot.'n Clerk where it shall be available for inspection by any interested person at all reasonable hours, and be it . Further Resolved., that this Board shall meet at 2:00 P.L.,on the 8th day of i,ovember., 1945, at the sown Highvay Bldg. for the purpose of holdink a public hearing upon such Preliminary Budget, and be it Dirther Resolved. that the T ovm Clerk give notice of.. such public hearing in the manner provided in Section 113 of the Town Late. and that such notice be published aC least twice. This .was seconded by Justice Hartsoek and approved by the follaxing vote:- ,fives-Chase-Hartsock-l.,unsey L;axfield. Toes 0. .potion to adiourn was approved unanimously: .Isobel T. Hanshaw Clerk. November 8 1945 The Tamn Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Town ilightivay Bldg., Nov. 8 1945 at 2:00 P.li. Members present:- H. l . Gordon, Supervisor:- T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock, Justices:- L. E. Chase, W. A. Tlunsey, Councilmen: - Harry Baker, Supt. of Highways:- Rachel T. Hanshaw, Clerk, This meeting was called for a Public Hearing on the Preliminary Budget of the T o wn. Proof of publication of such meeting was presented. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Ito persons appeared either for or against the Budget prepared. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Chase: - WHEREAS, this T own Board has met at the time and place specified in the notice of Public Hearing on the Preliminary Budget, and heard all persons desiring to be heard thereon, Now Therefore Be It RESOLVED, that this Town Board does hereby adopt such Preliminary Budget as originally compiled, as the ANNUAL BUDGET of this Torn for the fiscal year beginning on the first day of January, 1946, and that such budget as so adopted be entered or attached hereto in the minutes of the proceedings of this Tovn Board; And Be It Further RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk.of this Town shall prepare and Certify in duplicate, copies of said Annual Budget as adopted by this Torn Board, together with the estimates, if any, adopted pursuant to Section 202a, Subd. 2 of the Town Law, and deliver one copy thereof -to the Supervisor of this Town to be presented by him to the Board of Supervisors of this County. This resolution was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Chase-Munsey-Hartsock-Maxfield. Noes 0. Public Hearing Adjourned. Town Board lieeting opened. Moved by Councilman Chase the resolution of May 3, 1945 in regard to the purchase of a D6 Caterpillar Tractor and Trail Builder be amended to read not to exceed the sum of �7500.00. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:_ Ayes - Chase-Hartsock-l?axfield-Munsey. Noes 0. A letter from the Tioga-Nichols Bridge Co. in regard to the To:n's bond was read. Enclosed was a certificate in the amount of one and two tenths share of stock in that Company to replace the original bond which the Supervisor was instructed on June 7, 1945 to turn in. A right of way agreement between the City of Ithaca and the Toval of Ithaca for improvments of Rosemary Lane was read. Roved by Justice laxlield the Torm Board accept this agreement axed place same on file. Tbis:,was ;seconded .by-;Councilman..Cbase .and approved _by the f ollowing vote: -.Ayes - Maxfield - Chase - Hartsock - =unsey. Roes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield the Supervisor - appointed -a committee to study the boundaries and possible changes in Election Districts in the Town and report back to this Board. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - Maxfield-Hartsock-l2unsey-Chase. Noes 0. Mr. Emmons appeared before the Board in regard to the road on Pearsall Place. A letter from State Comptroller in regard to Supervisor's -bond was read. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Clamed Allowed Harry Baker Hwy. Supt. Salary 200.00 200.00 Alpha Rubber Stamp Co. Stamp for Welfare Off. 4.50 4.50 It. Y. State Electric & Gas St. bights for Oct. 56:32 56.32 Ithaca Journal Legal Ad? 7.00 7.00 Assoc. of To,vns To."n dues 28.00 26.00 T. G. Miller Sons Sup. books 2.30 2.30 John T. Allen Reading & bill F.H.W.D. 35.50 35,50 H. N. Gordon `7elfare mileage 4.86 4.86 Ithaca Fire Dept. Response to 3 fires 200,00 200.00 Williamson Law Book'Co. Justice supplies 7.00 7.00 47 bills continued Name 'Mature Claimed Allowed South Side Coal Co. Wood for Polling Pl. 0 6.15 6.15 Mrs. Georgiana Wright Rent - Welfare C ase, 25,00 25.00 Welfare bills Belief for Oct. 24.24 24.24 Arthur Teeter Election Insp. Dist. I (Chair.), 30*28, 30.28 Gladys LaAllister of of it 28*00 28.00 Grace M. Smith it It « It 29000 29*00 Hazel B. Baker It . to rt of 29.00 29,00 Charles Myorris of If 2 (Chair.) 30,00 30000 Dorothy McKeegan to is to it 7,00 7*00 Margaret So napes it If it if 29.00 '29.00 Viola C. Boot hroyd it It it of 224,00 22*00 Floyd E. Andrews it it it it 29.00 29-00 Florence U. Myers tt it it 3 (Chair.) 33*00 30,00 Cora M. Gray a to it it 32*00 29*00 Luella S. Thompson tt It it it 32*00 29-00 ALmes Granville tt of to it 25.00 22.00 Helen B - Phillips it it it to 7*00-, 7.00 Anne Ryder Johnson it it 11 4 (Chair.) 22.00 22.00 Helen Wagner tt a it It 22.00 22.00 Sara L. Nungezer If of 22000 22000 Edna 14arve L it to 14,00 14*00 Ruth T.S. Wttite tt n of Is 14,00 14.00 Ruth Trousdale to It it It 7,00 7.00 Maude C. Vilegand it tt to of 7,00 7.00 Etta L11. Kiely it n it to 7*00 7,00 Carl Uharr= Janitor Services Dist. 4 12000 12.00 Do E. Westervelt it it It 2 13.00 13*00 Uorris Gray Oustodiaii Elea. L11ach (Rep.) 28,00 28o00 Otis Root it it it (dem.) 28*00 28.00 Emily Sheldon Rechecker on Yach. (Dem.) 5000 5000 Nancy H,,-5=ond it of it (Rep.) 5000 5.00 Uoved by Justice Maxfield these bills be paid. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved by the -following vote:- Ayes - Mxfield-Chase- Hartsock-11unsey;, Hoes 0. The Supervisor's report was read and placed on file. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel To Flans have Town Clerk. December 6 1945 The Town Board of the Toum of ,Ithaca met at the County Bldg. on December 6, 1945, at 2:0.0 P.M, Members present:- H. N. Gordon, Supervisor:- L. E. Chase, Councilman:- Justices, T. B. Y.:axfield & F. R. Hartsock. Absent:- ti7. A. Munsey, Councilman. Also present - Harry Baker, Hwy. Supt. - Rachel T. Hanshaw, Clerk. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The matterof changes in Election Districts was reported by Supervisor Gordon,.but further study of the problem was deemed necessary before any action is taken. Supervisor, reported that he had discussed the matter of using the City Dump with Mr..Novidor, owner of the land and he offered no objection. Roved by Justice I:a.xfield that the Board authorizes the attendance of our. Supervisor at the U. Y. State Conference on Social Welfare to be hold at Syracuse Dec. 11 to 14th. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Ilaxf ield-Hartsock-Chase. Noes 0, The Supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. A letter from School Dist. # 6 in regard to snow removal was read, and referred to the Highway Supt. The Highway Supt..reported that Rosemary Lane had been graveled. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry Porker.. Hivy. Supt'. Nov. Salary 200.00 200,00 N. Y. State Electric & Gas Corp. St. & Polling Pl. Lights 63,02 63.02 H. N,. Gordon Supervisor Year Salary . 1200',00 1200.00 H. N. Gordon Welfare Mileage 3.96 3.96 VI. A. Munsey Councilman 2 Year Salary 100.00 100.00 L. E. Chase Councilman 2 Year Salary 100,00 100,00 T. B. Maxfield Justice - 2 year Salary 200.00 200.06 F. R. Hartsock Justice - ;--year salary 150.00 150.00 Rachel T. Hanshaw Registrar - Year Salary 50,00 .50.00 Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk-r year salary 300.00 300.00 Ruth S. Trousdale Supervisor Clerk-4 yr. sal 250.00 250.00 Allen Uhitely Attendance Off. t yr. sal 37.50 37.50 A. 1. Force Collector - " year salary 212.50 212.50 Welfare bills Relief for Tiov. 49.55 49.55 Roved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes - Hartsockulaxfield-Chase. No 0, L10tion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw - Town Clerk 114- Ito PRELIMINARY BUDGET FOR-THE,TOWN -OF C1 _ yfi _f/4 GENERAL FUND —APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL GOVERNMENT Town Board Town Hall and Offices Rentals (board room, offices, elections, etc.) Compensation of employees ..... _,__._-_-,________- Purchase of furniture and equipment .......................... Repairs, light, heat and telephone .............. ........... Other expenses ..... . .... . ..... I ......... Elections Compensation of election officials (including mileage) Compensation of custodians of voting machines 0 0 Other expenses Z Voting machines, purchase and repair .......................... Insurance Compensation insurance ............. Official bonds and undertakings Fire and liability Other Printing and advertising (all departments) ... zoa. 0-0- Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation .... Services of engineer and expenses 1.. ! Zoning inspector and expenses . . ................... Annual audit and examination ........... - Publicity fund ...... .... ......... ........ Employees' Retirement System (town share) ...................... ..... ........ ............ ............... ....... .............. ....... - .......... -- .... --.. TOTAL J ....... . .... . .Q Supervisor Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees TOTAL Justices of the Peace Salaries Office and other expenses .... - Compensation of employees --------------------------- TOTAL $ ..... . I ... e- Councilmen Salaries $ Office and other expenses TOTAL $ Town Clerk Salary $.A2--40a-!Q.0 Office and other expenses —.5-DitAo Compensation of employees TOTAL $.. Town Budget For. No. 20 Den als & Co., Inc., Publishers, Buffalo, N. Y. APPROPRIATIONS Board of Health Salary of health officer Other health expenses Compensation. of nurses TOTAL BOARD OF HEALTH Registrar of Vital Statistics Compensation Other expenses Fees of physicians TOTAL REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR TOWN HEALTH 8 - - - - - --------------- ........................ $ .... q $ . ... . .... . .... . . ... ..... ............. $ r, SO" ......... ....... 0 4' M ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes .�. a._....__ Income taxes st o r_o _ - Franchise taxes on business corporations Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) z o d o._____� Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) Dog licenses (from county) Other licenses (town ordinances) Fines, penalties and forfeitures o---------- Rent of town owned property i Tlo Fees of town clerk _N 4o ,. Fees of justices of the peace t v o._-_----- Fees of assessors Fees of tax collector f t6 . Fees of constables or police officers Fees of town library ..... - .... _..-_.... _..... Fees of parks and playgrounds .................... _..„ Fees of airports _ ................. Fees of cemeteries ...._.._._---..._.._._--.-- All other Sale of town property Reimbursement from special districts for supervision ..................... e._ ._----_................_....------......................... - 1 - TOTAL $1 V J o 0 Unexpended balances (Sec. i i 5, Town Law) $ G o c1 0— TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) �_ 0 GENERAL FUND SUMMARY Appropriations General government.f381- Protection of persons and property Education a .............. ---- Recreation 7-0 ......................... Public Utilities It a 47 ........................... Redemption of debt .... ._........... .......... Interest on debt Construction and permanent improvements .......... _.............. Miscellaneous Contingent purposes ......... TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND $ 5 MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS AND INTEREST (exclusive of district and special improvement debt) Redemption of Debt (Principal) Temporary loans Emergency appropriation loans $................ .............. Revenue anticipation loans _.... Deficiency loans _.......... Other temporary loans (specify) .............................. TOTAL$.............................. Bonds (give title of each issue) a. ........................................................................................................................ $ - b............... ......................... ................... ........................._................................... .... ........... ---...... ..... c..... ........................._............................_.......... --- ........ .................................. TOTAL $.............................. TOTAL REDEMPTION OF DEBT $............................. Interest on Debt Interest on temporary loans Interest on bonds (give title of each issue) a, ...._..... ---- .... -.................... ......... ........... ... ............ ...,.. b................................................................................... c. ........................... ............................. TOTAL INTEREST ON DEBT TOTAL $.......... ------------ .. $ ---------------------- CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS Nature of Improvement --------------------------- $----- -------- ...------------ b. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -.... TOTAL $--- --- -------------------- TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $---.._-------..-----..._.. MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Organizations for Rooms $----------- ------------------ Judgments and Settlements (describe in detail) .... -.-............................................................ ----.... .................................... .- ........ ....... $...------------------ .._..- --...---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------............. TOTAL$.............................. 1942 Accounts, Claims and Demands $ ------------------------------ TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS $ ------------------------ CONTINGENT PURPOSES Sec. 112 of the Town Law $...........................-. (Over) 4 Dog Warden Compensation $. Other expenses TOTAL $ .. _..._..... Forest Fires Compensation of fire wardens and laborers Other expenses Payment to Conservation Commission ........_. . TOTAL Inspection Costs Building inspection $ --------------------------- Plumbing inspection ...._.. ..... .......... .._ Electrical inspection ............ TOTAL $ ........................ Examining Boards Plumbers Electricians Heating and ventilating ..... TOTAL$,...__...._.........._..... War Emergency Purposes TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY $....._.. ..._ EDUCATION Attendance Officer Compensation -- .._..--------------- Other expenses TOTAL $- — t ,---------• Town Historian Compensation $---------------------------- Other expenses ........ lt !�L...._..... Town Library Compensation of employees $-.---------_----_-..-___ Other expenses ----------------------------- Payments to other libraries------------------------------ TOTAL- TOTAL EDUCATION $.....?_.-____ RECREATION Parks and Playgrounds Compensation of employees $...__...- ... -....... ..... Other expenses .............. .-------- -..._. Purchase of equipment ............................. TOTAL $ ................ - .. Patriotic Observances TOTAL RECREATION $--------- . - �.?D..__._ PUBLIC UTILITIES Cemeteries 606 Airports $............... .--- _.---- TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES 3 Town Welfare Officer Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Home Relief Burials Lunacy Cases Lunacy examinations Other expenses Veterans' Relief WELFARE • FUND APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Reimbursement of home relief from State Reimbursement of welfare salaries from State Refunds of home relief from recipients Unexpended balance {Sec. I ] 5, Town Law) TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR WELFARE FUND HIGHWAY FUND HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1)—APPROPRIATIONS General repairs Special improvements Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estim ed Revenues State a�ci Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM ] ) -----._....---- TOTAL $--..._...._.d ..:._...-- TOTAL ----- ----- ---- - - - `}..,........�. BRIDGE FUND (ITEM 2) —APPROPRIATIONS Labor and team work Materials for repair. and maintenance ......... o 0 Construction of new bridges Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 2) MACHINERY FUND (ITEM 3) —APPROPRIATIONS Purchase of machinery, tools and implements Repair of machinery, tools and implements Storage of machinery, tools and implements Repairs or pay of operators on machinery rented to county or village Gasoline or oil for machinery rented to county or village Redemption of machinery certificates Interest on machinery certificates TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Rentals of machinery Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 3) $ . .. . ...... .......... . ........ $ 1Jo e 4 ; SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4) —APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent Expenses town superintendent Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent Removing obstructions caused by snow Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush Other miscellaneous purposes Redemption of debt contracted pursuant.to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended ba'-Ia'n*ce TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 4) AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEMS 2,3 and 4) i. $ ----------------------- - $ Assessors Salaries Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Receiver of Taxes or Tax Collector Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Town Attorney Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Town Engineer (jQ c �'/'� Salary ff Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Town Comptroller Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Zoning Commission Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Board of Appeals Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Planning Board Office and other expenses Compensation of employees TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation Mileage and other expenses Purchase of equipment Lockup Compensation of employees Other expenses Traffic Signs, signals and highway lighting 2 t %g --- - -- ---- TOTAL -- TOTAL .......................... TOTAL' $----------- ----- ----------- $..... Z 7 A--.. $ ------------------------- ........... ........................... TOTAL$.... -.... ---------------- $ .._...._ ,------ _---- TOTAL $ .,_...---------------- $-..------------- -----• , TOTAL $ .... ............ .......... �. TOTAL $ -- - -- - $---------- $---------- ----------------- TOTAL $ $----------------------- ------ ....:....._...._...------.. TOTAL • $.... -...................... - E ANNUAL BUDGET FOR THE TOWN OF ------- Iti",aa ---- ---------------- GENERAL FUND — APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL GOVERNMENT Town Board Town Hall and, Offices Rentals (board room, offices, elections, etc.) $ -------- 6.1010 .. Compensation of employees ------------------ Purchase of furniture and equipment .................. Repairs,'light, heat and telephone : ----------------- Other expenses .................. Elections Compensation of election officials (including mileage) '—.7,60,10.0— Compensation of custodians of voting machines ----- 4D.4.0.. Other expenses ..... 2.5*99... Voting machines,, purchase and repair ------------------ Insurance. Compensation insurance ------------------ Official bonds and undertakings ..-30QAQQ ... Fire and liability .19N.400 ... Other .................. Printing and advertising (all departments) ---100100 .. Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation ---:LQQAQQ-'. Services of engineer and expenses Zoning inspector and expenses .................. Annual audit and examination .................. Publicity fund .................. Employees' Retirement System (town share) .................. ....................................... . ................................... .................. Total Supervisor Salary $ ... 1800.00- Office and other expenses ....... 3QQ.QO. Compensation of employees .. ; ... o9op. Total Justices of the Peace Salaries Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Total -------- Councilmen Salarl--,s $ ----- 4LOO.XD--," Office and other expenses Total (o Q b 0..; Town Clerk Salary <. Office and other expenses ...... 1/'p' Compensation of employees --------- - "I -----ff" j(jl, Total TOWN HEALTH -FUND APPROPRIATIONS Board of Health Salary of health officer $... 485,00... Other health expenses I ................. Compensation of nurses ................. TOTAL BOARD OF HEALTH Registrar of Vital Statistics Compensation $..... SCxSC ... Other expenses .................. Fees of physicians .................. TOTAL REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS $---1.QQ--- AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR TOWN HEALTH $... 535,00--- Fire Zrotection Dist. (Outside Cayuga Heights) Fire Calls 4500.00 Contract 100.00 600.00 Unexloended Balance 000.00 600.00 State of New York ss County of..Tampkins..... _..... I, ._ �liQl.. :__Ha�luha--------------------- Town Clerk of the Town of ---- lth=------------------ DO HEREBY CERTIFY that I have compared the foregoing with the annual budget of the Town of- ---------- It-h=a-------------------------- _,duly adopted by the Town Board of said Town on the --------St-hday of --- 11QMA----------------- 19._ 5__, and entered in detail in the minutes of the proceed- ings of said Board, and that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of said annual budget and the whole thereof. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and' the seal of said Town, this, -------8th_ day of ........................ �__ ---- (3-- Town Clerk SEAL ,ltrl�ttsrrr{r I t i, ttlftt{r lttJtt[t1t 1 `�`�t Williainso❑ Law Book Co., Publishers, Rochester, N. Y. GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes Income taxes Franchise taxes on business corporations Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) Interest .and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) Dog licenses (from county) Other licenses (town ordinances) Fines, penalties and forfeitures Rent of town owned property Fees of town clerk Fees of justices of the peace Fees of assessors Fees of tax collector Fees of constables or police officers Fees of town Iibrary Fees of parks and playgrounds Fees of airports Fees of cemeteries All other Sale of town property Reimbursement from special districts for supervision ..... ExtenziDr of-Ta es ........................................... Unexpended balances (Sec. 115, Town Law) TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) GENERAL FUND SUMMARY Appropriations General government Protection of persons and property Education Recreation Public Utilities Redemption of Debt Interest on debt Construction and permanent improvements Miscellaneous Contingent purposes TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $....20"00-- .-4000.00.- _.._250+00-- ._6Q0CL,,QQ__ ----5%5.Q�J-- ........7.a 600. Total TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND .................. ..- MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS AND INTEREST (exclusive of district and ,special improvement debt) Redemption of Debt (Principal) Temporary loans Emergency appropriation loans $ ----- - ----------- Revenue anticipation loans .................. Deficieficy loans ------------------- Other temporary loans (specify) __________________ Total $ ------------------ Bonds (give title of each issue) a- ----------------------- - ---------------- b- ----------------------------------------- c- ----------------------------------------- TOTAL REDEMPTION OF DEBT Interest on Debt Interest on temporary loans Interest on bonds (give title of each issue) a. ................................................... . ....... b. ............................................................. c. ................................................... . ....... TOTAL INTEREST ON DEBT $ ----- - ----------- ---------------- 7. ------------------ Total $ .................. $ ------------------ $ ------------------ $ ----- . ........... .................. Total' $ .................. $ ------------------ CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS Nature of Improvement a. --- ------------------------------------------------------------------- $----- - ----------- b- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------ c- ----------------------- - ----------------------------------------------- ------------------ Total $ ------------------ TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $ .................. MISCELLANEOUS Veterans, Organizations for Rooms Judgments and Settlements (describe in detail) ............ ........................................................... $ ----- - ----------- ............ ...................................... . ................... .................. 1943 Accounts, Claims and Demands TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS CONTINGENT PURPOSES See. 112 of the Town Law $ ------------------ $ ... "-" . " ........... $ ................... $ ------------------ $ --- ?.0D..-00 ... (Over) - Dog Warden Compensation Other expenses Forest Fires Compensation of fire wardens and laborers Other expenses Payment to Conservation Commissioner Inspection Costs Building inspection Plumbing inspection Electrical inspection Examining Boards Plumbers Electricians Heating and ventilating $ ----- ------------ ------------------ Total $ ------------------ $ ----- 50.00- ------------------ ------------------ Total $ $ ----- ------------ .................. ----------------- Total ................. $.................. .................. .................. Total $.................. War Emergency Purposes . TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY EDUCATION Attendance Officer Compensation Other expenses Town Historian Compensation Other expenses Payments to other libraries fl��� Mkl RECREATION Par!;s and Playgrounds Compensation of employees Other expenses Purchase of equipment Patriotic Observances TOTAL RECREATION PUBLIC UTILITIES Cemeteries Airports TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES $-.15a4o ... .................. Total $ $ ..... ------------ --- 50*00 ............ Total ----------- I ...... .... 20D.,D.O. $-..-. - ----------- .................. .................. Total ....... $ ------ 20..DD-- $ ....... zo-f9g.- $ ---- U0,00- $ ------------------ WELFARE FUND Town Welfare Officer' Salary $.................. Office and other expenses ------ .6t}_4 . Compensation of employes .................. Home Relief Total $ .... Ao.*00 .... Burials Lunacy Cases $.................. Lunacy examinations $------ Z0.1fli}_. Other expenses ------------------ Veterans' Relief Total TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $__--__--.--___--_ Estimated Revenues Reimbursement of home relief from State $----- Reimbursement of welfare salaries from State __________________ Refunds of home relief from recipients ------------------ Unexpended balance (Sec. 115, Town Law) ----- 60,Q4 _ ,TOTAL REVENUES t AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY, TAX FOR WELFARE FUND HIGHWAY FUND HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1)--APPROPRIATIONS General repairs $... 8000.00. Special improvements ...4500..00. Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law .................. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $.22WO..00. � Estimated Revenues County Aid 2000.00 State aid Miscellaneous revenues .................. Unexpended balance 2000 *00 TOTAL REVENUES $ ------------------ AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1) BRIDGE FUND (ITEM 2)—APPROPRIATIONS Labor and team work $ Materials for repair and maintenance .....3534.44- Construction of new bridges .................. Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law .................. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $.....7Q0.Qfl. Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues $.................. Unexpended balance ..__4M.M. TOTAL REVENUES $.••- 4C2Q.flfl. AMOUNTTO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 2) , $..._.3Q.il{2. MACHINERY FUND (ITEM 3)—APPROPRIATIONS Purchase of'machinery, tools and implements $_-Zoaa'4a. Repair of machinery, tools and implements ._aSOS).CO. Storage of machinery, tools and implements .................. Repairs or pay of operators on machinery rented to county or village ------------------ Gasoline or oil for machinery rented to county or village ------------------ Redemption of machinery certificates ------------------ Interest on machinery certificates .................. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $--B-50Q•m- Estimated Revenues Rentals of machinery $--����-- Miscellaneous revenues .................. Unexpended balance --'.flD•- TOTAL REVENUES $.m.0 ..9A. AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 3) SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)—APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent $ ------------------ Expenses town superintendent .................. Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent .................. Removing obstructions caused by snow----2DOD.Da Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush------950A.0 Other miscellaneous purposes ._--10DO1OD Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law ------------------ TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $--3fl •flfl - Estimated Revenues County Aid $------ 250.00 Miscellaneous revenues----3QQQAQQ Unexpended balance .................. TOTAL REVENUES $ AMOUNT TO TO BE RAISED BY TAX 'FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 4) AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEMS 2, 3 and 4) $..650-2 --00-- Assessors Salaries $----9a.ilg-- Office and other expenses ------------------ Compensation of employees ------------------ Total $____TS.QQ__ Receiver of Taxes or Tax Collector Salary $---- 8B01-0 __ Office and other expenses _-_-__-5Q.QQ__ Compensation of employees ------------------ Total $-----}_.�3Q_. Town Attorney Salary $ ------------------ Office and other expenses ------------------ - Compensation of employees ------------------ Total $ ------------------ Town Engineer Salary $..2200.00-- Office and other expenses ------------------ Compensation of employees ------------------ Total Town Comptroller Salary $ ------------------ Office and other expenses ------------------ Compensation of employees ------------------ Total $ ----------------- Zoning Commission Office and other expenses $ ------------------ Compensation of employees ------------------ Total $ ------------------ Board of Appeals Office and other expenses $ ------------------ Compensation of employees ------------------ Total $ ------------------ Planning Board Office and other expenses $ ------------------ Compensation of employees ------------------ Total $ ------------------ TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT $__13681..QG PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation $ ------------------ Mileage and other expenses--------aQ.-QQ Purchase of, equipment Total $________6Q�QQ Lockup Compensation of employees $ ------------------ Other expenses Total $ ------------ Traffic -Signs, signals and highway lighting $ ------------------ P U9 December 28 1945 The Annual meeting of the Yov.n Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Town Clerk's office at 10:00 A.M. Members. present:- Supervisor H. N. Gordon:- Justices T. B. Maxfield, P. R. Hartsock:- Councilman W. A. Munsey;- Clerk Rachel T. U=Shav7:- Absent Councilman L. E. Chase. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The Supervisor's accounts were audited, including the General Fund, Highway Fund, War Bond Fund, Withholding Tax Fund, Gospel School Fund, Forest Home 71ater District Fund. The Justices' docketswereapproved and signed. The To= Clerk's accounts were approved and signed. Moved by Justice 11axf ield that the Tompkins County Trust Co. bank be designated as the, depository of all landssof the Torre. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Liax'field- Hartsock-Ilunsey. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Munsey that Rachel T. Hanshaw be appointed, Dog Enumerator for the Tova for 1946. This was seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes-�unsey-Ilaxfield-H&Lrtsock. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that Frank Hanshaw Jr. be appointed as Deputy Tovn Clerk, to serve without oompensAtion-This was seconded by Councilman Itunsey and approved as follows:- Aye s-Hart sock-1,11unsey.-I-Oraxf ield.No 0. The sewage disposal system reportcUrathe Town with maps was presented by Engineer Carl Crandall for study by the Town Board. The minutes were read and approved. Ilotion to adjourn was unanimous. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. 50 January 4, 1946 The Town. Board of the Town of Ithaca met at th'e County` Court House on January 4, 1946 at 2:00 P.M. Members present:- Supervisor, H. 11. Gordon- Justices, T. B..11 axfield, F. R. Hartsock - Councilman, N. A. liunsey. Absent: Councilman L-.- E. Chase. Also present, Highway Supt. H. U. Baker - Clerk, Rachel T. Hanshaw. The minutes of the previous meeting were read. The following resolution was offered by Justice Maxfield:- RESOLVM, that thin Town Board does hereby fix the salaries of the following To= officers and employees, for the yean1beginning Jan. lst, 1946 at the amounts respectively stated, and that such salaries shall be payable at the times respectively specified:- 11ame Office Salary Time payable H. 14. Gordon Supervisor V^1800.00 Annually T. B. Maxfield Justice of Peace V 400.00 Semi-annually F. R. Hartsock Justice of Peace Y600.00 Quarterly L. E. Chase Councilman C'&41 200.00 Semi-annually W. A. Munsey Councilman � 200.00 Semi-annually Albert Force Collector of 'Taxes N'?' 850.00 Quarterly Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk : 1200.00 Quarterly Harry U. Baker Highway Supt. �2700.00 Monthly F. C. Larshall Assessor 325.00 Annually F. B. Howe Assessor 325.00 Annually R. C. Mandeville Assessor 325.00 Annually Allen Whitley Attendance Officer 150.00 Quarterly Dr. Philip Robinson Health Officer 488.00 .wally Rachel T. Hanshaw Registrar 50.00 Annually This resolution was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - Maxfield-Hartsock-Munsey. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that Ruth B. Trousdale be appointed Clerk to the Supervisor for 1946 at a salary of V500.00 per year.to bJ paid Semi-annually. This was seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Maxfield- Munsey. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Yaxfield that H. 11. Gordon, Supervisor be authorized to attend the Association of Towns meeting at Albany on Feb. 20 to 22. This was seconded by Justice H artsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Maxfield-Hartsock- Yunsey. hoes 0. Moved by Justice Maxf ield that Rachel T. Hanshaw be appointed Registrar of Vital Statistics for 1946-47. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- dyes -Maxfield- Hart sock-tiunsey. NoesO. Moved by Justice Hartsock the General Bond of the Supervisor be approved at Y20 000. This was seconded by Justice L:axfield and approved by the following vote:- Ayes Hart sock-Y,,axfield-LINInsey. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman the following bonds be approved:- Albert W. Force, Tax Collector 79 000. - Rachel T. Hanshaw - '1000. - Harry U. Baker, "500.00 T. B. ':axfiel&-, �1000.-Harry 11. Gordon, Highway, V8000. This was seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows!- Ayes-ulunsey-1,axfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the contract between the City of Ithaca i�later Dept. and Renwick Heights Water Dist. extending to June 15, 1947 be signed and executed. This was seconded by Councilman Llunsey and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - .daxfield-Mlansey-Hartsock. Eoes 0. The Town Highway Supt. presented the inventory of machinery which was placed on file. The following bills were audited:- Naiie Nature Claimed Allowed Harry Baker Highway Supt- Dee- Salary 200.00 200.00 Rachel T. Hanshwa Postage -Toren Clerk 4.33 4.33 N. Y. 8 tat e Elec. & Gas St. Light s s 58.04 56.04 Carl Crandall Town Engineer 1400.00 1400.00 Robert S. Boothroyd Collector's Bond Pre. 69.13 69.13 Harry 1?. Cordon Postage -Supervisor 5.20 5.20 51 bills continued Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry N. Gordon Expense to 'Nelfare Conference 22.52 22.52 Harry 11. Gordon VIelf are Mleage 5.28 5.28 Moved by Justice H artsock these bills be paid. This seconded by Councilman 1.111ansey and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - !Iaxf i old-Liansey-Hart sock. Iioer.O. Motion to adjourn was unanimous. Rachel T Hanshaw Town Clerk 52 February 9 1946 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Court House on .February 9, 1946 at 2:00 P.M. Members present:- Supervisor H. N. Gordon:- Justices T. B. Maxfield, R. R. Hartsock. Absent - Councilmen Ti. A. Munsey, L. E. Chase. Also present were Highway Supt. H. U. Baker, Town Clerk, Rachel T. Hanshaw. Attorney Gabriel Meckenburg. The Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Mr. Meckenburg explained about payments due the Town on Welfare cases where mortgagee were given. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the settlemen6 in the Iacovelli case be limited to 4 180,70. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. A letter from the Ithaca City Fire Dept. was read and filed. The following resolution was offered by Justice Maxfield: - Resolved, that a public hearing be held in the Supervisor's room of the County Court House in the City of Ithaca on the 25th , day of February, 1946, at 7:30 P. M., for the purpose of considering the proposed contract with the City of Ithaca for fire protection in the Town of Ithaca Fire Protection District; and that a notice of such hearing be published in the Ithaca Journal, once, at least ten days prior to February 25th, which notice shall describe in general terms the proposed contract. This was seconded by Justice Hartsook and approved as follows:- Ayes - Maxfield,Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the mileage for use of specified Town Officers be in the amount of 6¢ per mile:- Assessors - Welfare work. This was seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes - Hartsock - Maxfield. Noes 0. The Supervisor appointed the following Highway Committee: - Councilmen Chase, Munsey - Justice Hartsock. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Ithaca Journal be designated as the official paper of the Town. T1tis was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Maxfield,Hartsock. Noes 0. The December and January reports of the Supervisor were read and filed. The matter of people throwing garbage along highways in the Town was discussed and referred to the Supervisor to investigate and report. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Chase Nat'l Bank F.H.1W.D. Bonds 165.00 165.00 Harry U. Baker Hwy Supt. Jan. Salary 225.00 2.25.00 Cornell University 'Water for F.H.W.D. 97.47 97.47 11. X. State Gas & Elec. St. Lights for Jan. 58.04 58.04 VanNatta Office Equip. Supervisor supplies 1.83 1.83 Ithaca Journal Legal Ad Annual report 30.00 30.00. John Geherin Ins. on Sullivan House 25.00 25.00 McKinney Agency Sup. Gen. Bond 32.00 32.00 R. S. Boothroyd Bonds Town Officers 33.50 33.50 H. N. Gordon 'Welfare Mileage Printing 7.35 7.35 Tompkins Co. Trust Cb. Gen. fund Check book 2.00 2.00 Albert W. Force Postage & Printing Coll. 27.53 27.53 John T. Allen Reading & Bill F.H. W.D . 35.50 35.50 Gabriel Meckenburg Legal Services 76.50 76.50 City of Ithaca 'later Dept. Last pay on line 200.00 200.00 Moved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- .eyes - Hartsock-Maxfield. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Han shave Town Clerk 53 February 25 1946. Public bearing on Contract with City of Ithaca for Fire Protection in Town of Ithaca Fire Protection, District. The puklic hearing was called to order at 7:30. P.M. Proof of publication for this meeting was presented. The Supervisor read the Contract and the melting was open' for discussion. It was suggested that the Town of Ithaca arrange to have either two 500 gal tanks or 1000 gal* tank of water mounted.on chassis for additional protection in case of fire, to be kept at the Town Highway Building. After considerable discussion the following resolution was offered by Justice Maxfield: - In the interest of promoting good feeling between the Town of Ithaca and the City of Ithaca it is resolved to enter into a contract with the City of Ithaca along the line of the contract offered, to be effective from Match 1, 1946 to Dec. 31, 1946, stipulating that the stun of 41000.00 be prorated for the shorter period. This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved. It was further resolved that the Supervisor appoint a committee to oe approved by the Town Board to study the fire protection problem of the Town of Ithaca. This was approved. Adjournment was approved. Members present were Supervisor H. N. Gordon - Justices T. B. 2%xfield, F. R. Hartsock - Councilman iiunsey. Also present were H. U. Baker, Highway Supt., C. H. Newman, Attorney and about fifty tax- payers of, the Town. Rachel T. Hanshaw Taan Clerk 54 March 7 1946 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Bldg. on March 7, 1946 at 2:00 P.M. Members present :- H. 11. Gordon, Supervisor: - Justices- T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock: - Councilman W. A. Munsey: - Harry Baker, Hwy Supt.:- Rachel T. Hanshaw, Town Clerk. Absent : - Councilman L. E. Chase. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The Supervisor reported that he had been in touch with various companies to secure prices on 850 gal. water tanks for extra fire protection. The matter of improving the Pearsall tract roadway was discussed and referred to the Highway Supt. and Supervisor to investigate and repott. . The Preliminary of the Zoning Commission was presented and the Town Board requests the Zoning Commission to publish the same and arrange for a public hearing. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. Thb-Ifollowing bills were audited:- Nature Claimed Allowed Harry Baku:, ::e Highway Supt ;(Xeb . Salary',' 0122540 _�2254Q R. S. Boothroyd Ins. on stock -tools -Hwy Bldg. 149.93 149.93 Macks Photo Copy Co. Photostatic work 1.30 1.30 Ithaca Journal Leagal Notice 8.16 8.16 H. N. Gordon Mileage - Welfare work 3.72 3.72 H. N. Gordon Expense - Assoc. of Toms Meet 28.75 28.75 City Water Dept. Hydrant service, • r 320.00 320.00 N. Y. State Elea. & Gas St. lights for Feb. 58.04 58.04 City Fire Dept. Services to one fire 100.00 100.00 Neptune Meter Co. Water meters 77.40 77.40 Moved by Justice Maxfield these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes-Maxfield-Hartsock-Munsey. No = 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. 55 April .4 1946 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Bldg. AprJ1 4th, 1946 at 2:00 P.M. Members present:- Supervisor, harry N. Gordon:- Justice, F. R. Hartsock:- Councilman, 17. A. Munsey:- Highway Supt. Harry Baker:- Clerk, Rachel T. Hanshaw. Absent:- Justice T. B.. Maxfield: - Councilman, L. E. Chase. The minutes of.the previous meeting were read and approved. The Supervisor reported that no further action was. taken to procure water tanks for aid in fire protection. The matter of the improving highway on the Pearsall tract was laid on 'the table. The fire contracts with the City of Ithaca with the change in the time of payment to April 1, 1947., were presented, approved and signed. The Supervisor appointed the, following fire wardens:- John Osborne - Richard Blatchley - Percy Williams - Roland Kelly - Walter Westervelt - J. R. Powell. The Supervisor's report was read and. filed. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry U. Baker Highway Supt. March Salary 225.00 225.00 F. R. Hartsock Justice - 1st Quar. Salary 150.00 l50.00 H. 11. Gordon Welfare Mileage 3.60 3.60 H. N. Gordon Supervisor Postage -1st Quar. 6.47 6.47 Ithaca Journal Legal Notice -Zoning notice . 164.52 164.52 Albert W. Force Tax Collector -1st Quar. Sal. 212.50 212.50 R. S. Boothroyd Volunteer fireman ins. 221.25 221.25 J. C. McKinney Fleet ins. on trucks 366.82 366.82 Norton Printing Co. Reprints of Zoning ord. 15.00 15.00 N. Y. State Elec. & Gas St. Lights for Ylarch 58.04 58.04 Allen Whitely Attendance Off. 1st Quar. 37.50 37.50 Ithaca Fire Dept. Response to Sweet fire 100,00 100.00 Rachel T. Hanshav; Town Clerk -Postage -1st Quar. 4.68 4.68 Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk -Services -1st Quar. 300.00, 300.00 Moved by Councilman Mansey these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes-Munsey-Hartsock. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. 56 May 10 1946 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Bldg.•on Friday, May 10, 1946 at 7;00 P.M. Members present:-'H. N. Gordon, Supervisor:- Justices, F. R. Hartsock, T. B. Maxfiedd:- Councilmen, L.- E. Chase, W. A. Munsey.- Hway Supt. Harry U. Baker:- Clerk, Rachel T. Hanshaw. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The resignation of Richard Blatc hley as fire warden was presented, and the Supervisor appointed Harry U. Baker to fill the vacancy. Mr. L. Hornbrook and Victor Ross were present and presented a petition signed by 225 taxpayers protesting against- the Town adopting a Zoning Ordinance. Ilov6d,;by Justice Maxfield the petition be placed on file for future study. This was seconded by Councilman Munseyy and approved as follows: -Ayes Ilaxfield-,Uunsey-Chase-Hartsock. Noes 0. A delegation from the University and Meadowbrook Corp. were present in regard to establishing on the Savage farm in the.Town of Ithaca an area for building project to be known as the,Meadowbrook tract. It was agreed to meet with this delegation,'049Q officials and Town Board on Saturday, May 11 to discuss the water problem for this project. Prof.t:MaDauiels was present in regard to breeding areas for mosqui- toes in'the Town and control of the same. Moved by Justice Maxfield that we authorize an expenditure up to 4500'XO f.or mosquito control in the Town of Ithaca. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes Maxfield-Hartsock- 6hase-Munsey. Noes 0. Moved by Oouncilman Chase that our Justices attend school of instruction at either Albany or Rochester if possible. This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase- Munsey-Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. A letter in regard to improving Halcyon Hill Road was read and referred back to Lrs. Boicourt and surrounding property owners for their agreement. Moved by Justice Maxfield that an appropriate ordinance be drawn up and presented at the next meeting in regard to the dumping of garbage along the Town highways. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved a s follows:- Ayes-Maxf ield-Chase-Hartsock-ttunsey. Noes 0. The Supervisor's report was read qnd placed on file. The following bills were ad�Zfted:- Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry U. Baker Highway Supt. April Salary 225.00 225.00 Cornell University Water for F.H.W.D. 138.13 138.13 Paul Mancini Water Box - F.H.r7.D. 9.50 9.50 John T. Allen Reading & Bill F.H.W.D. 36.00 36:00 Charles E. Houghtaling Office supplies - Town Clerk 2.11 2.11 Ithaca City Fire Dept. Services Richardson fire 50.00 50.00 N. Y. Elea. & Gas Corp. St. Lights for April 58.04 58.04 Charles Newman Legal Services C.H.W.D, 100.00 100,00 Iloved by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as follows:- ayes - Chase-llunsey-Hartsock= Maxfield. Noes 0. Lotion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. 57 Special Town Board Meeting The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met with 6ity of Ithaca officials University representatives and representatives of the 2aeadowbrook tract on Saturday, My 11 at 2:00 P.M. Also representatives of C.H.W.D. present. After some discussion the following� resolution was adopted: - Resolved that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca hereby approves a temporary connection from existing water ma in s in the Cayuga Heights Vater District to the Meadowbrook site for service to the meadowbrook development on the following conditions: -- I- This approval is subject to all the provisions of the existing agreement between the Town on behalf of said water district and the City of Ithaca. 2- That Cornell University will undertake, as soon as possible, under existing conditions, to extend its own water supply to the Meadowbrook site. 3- That the University supply, after it has, been extended to the Meadowbrook site will be available to private owners along its route, or reasonably accessible thereto on terms at least'as favorable as those by the City. 4- That the approval given is upon, the understanding that the present Ueadowbrook development will be limited to accomodatioas for not to exceed 101 families. 5- That it is assumed the University Water supply will be available not later that June 1, 1947, and if it is not, application must be made to this Board•f or continuation of the temporary supply for a definite period. 6- It is further understood that the University will submit any plans for future developments in the Meadowbrook area to the Town Board and will cooperate with the. people of the area to the end that there shall be ample opportunity to discuss the affect of such development upon the Cayuga Heights region. Ck"* June 5 1946 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Bldg. Wednesday evening, June 5, at 7:00. Members present:-.H. 14. Gordon, Supervisor:- Justices, T. B. Maxfield - F. R. Hartsock: Councilman, 1-7. A. Mansey:- Hway Sdpt. Harry U. Baker:- Clerk, Rachel T. Hanshaw. Absent - L. E.-Chase. The minutes. of the previeus'meeting and a Special meeting were read and approved. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Highway Supt. be authorized to correct the water condition of Halcyon Hill Road without accepting any responsibility f or.the same, providing the property owners accept these conditions. This was seconded by Councilman Mansey and approved as follows:- Ayes Maxfield-Hartsock-!Iansey. Noes 0. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry U. Baker Highway Supt. May Salary 225.00 225.00 i "Rs ravtal a * nt `rGaD it eCoRs rf 'on n ap y aca ray. o. es for Zon n a 1 .19 1 . 1 :50 Albert W.'Force flax Coll. Postage 7.68 7.68 McKinney Agency -Add. Premium on Truck Policy 10.72 10.72 Ithaca City Water Dept. Supplies for.F.H.W.D. 55.01 55.01 R. S. Boothroyd Fire & Theft on Fleet Ins. 57.30 57.30 Moved by 'Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. This was seconded by Councilman Mansey and approved as follows:- Ayes- Hart sock-afield-Munsey. NoesO. Mr. Ewig representing Lozier & Co. Engineers was present and explained about sewer and water project for the Town. The following resolution was offered by Jusiice 1a11axfield:- WfiEREAS, The State of New York has indicated, Pursuant to Chapter 660 of the laws of 1943 and amendments thereto, that it will contribute toward the costs of plans for approved Municipal projects within the limits set forth by such Chapter, and WHEREAS, the Town Board acting as Commissioners for Cayuga Heights Water District and as the Town Board for proposed water and sewer districts, wish to make application for grants toward the cost of the preparation of the plans for the poojects listed (estimated costs shown and herewith attached) , be it RESOLVED, that the Town Board submit these projects for the consideration of the Nees York State Postwar Public Works Planning Commission with the request that allocations be granted by such Commission to defray part of the cost of the preparation of the plans of such projects, and be it further RESOLVED, that when and if such Commission approves any or all of these projects, and when and if such Commission allocates funds for the preparation of plans for such approved projects, the Town Board acting as Commissioners for the Cayuga Heights Water District and as Town Board for future proposed water and sewer districts, will make available an amount at least equal to that allocated by the Commission. This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as follows: - Ayes - Maxfield-Munsey-Hartsock. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. At a meeting of the- Town Board, Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, held at the office of the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County on June 5; 10A.6 at 7:00 P-11-, the following Resolution was passed: WHEREAS, the State of New York has indicated, pursuant to Chapter 660 of the Laws of 1943 and amendments thereto, that it will contribute toward the costs of plans .for approved Municipal projects within the limits set forth by such Chapter, and WHEREAS, the Town Board acting as Commissioners for the Cayuga Heights Water District and,as the Town Board for proposed water and sewer districts, wish to make applicatiorn for grants toward the .cost of the preparation of the plans for the projects listed(estimated costs shown and herewith attached), be it RESOLVED, that the Town Board submit these projects for the consideratinn of the Nei York State Postwar Public Works Planning Commission with the request that allocations be granted by such Commission to defray part of the cost of the preparation of the plans of such projects, and be it further RESOLVED, that when and if such Commission approves any or all of these projects, and when and if such Commission allocates funds for the preparation of plans for such approved projects, the Town Board acting as Commissioners for the Cayuga Heights Water District and as Town Board for future proposed water and sewer districts, will make available an amount at least equal to that allocated by the Commission. PERVIS PRELIMINARY APPLICATION Cayuga Heights Water District Tompkins County, Town of Ithaca, N. Y. Project Status of Plans Est. Const. Cost Water Supply none $90,000.00 Improvement It is anticipated that it will be necessary,to expend approximately Three Thousand Dollars (3000,00) for exploratory well drilling. SUPERVISOR I PRELIMINARY APPLICATION Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, N. Y. ProJect No. 1 Status of Plans Est. Const. Cost Proposed Cayuga Sewer District, complete Seger System and Sewage Treatment Works Norte It is anticipated that the area to comprise this pro- posed District will be all of the land within the Town of Ithaca which lies east of Cayuga Lake, and north of an east -west line passing through the center of the Village of Cayuga Heights. Project No. 2 Status of Plans Est. Const. Cost Proposed Forest Home Sewer None $75,000,.00 District and Sewage Treatment Works The proposed Forest Home Water District will serve that area which is now generally known as Forest Home and lies east of the City of Ithaca. Project No. 3 Status of Plans Est. Const. Cost Proposed Pine Tree Road None $145,000.00 Water Supply and. .dater Distribution The lands to comprise the proposed Pine�Tree Water District are those lying generally eatt and north of six mile creek and.south of Cascadilla Creek. It is anticipated that it will be necessary to drill exploratory wells, the cost of which will be approximately Two ThousadU Dollars ($2,000.00). -2- Project No.- Status of Plans Est. Coast. Cost Proposed Spencer- None $100,000.00 Glenside Sewer System only The area comprising the Spencer-Glenside Sewer Dis- trict consists generally of that land lying adjacent to Elmira Road, old Spencer Road and Stone Quarry Road for a distance of approximately one mile south of the south city limits of the City of Ithaca, and all that land commonly known as the Community of Glenside. Project No. S Status of Plans Proposed Northwest District {4MM Est. Const. Cost $285,000.00 The Northwest Water District is to comprise all that land west of Cayuga Lake and the City of Ithaca and lying nor.th� of the Mecklenburg Road, It is anticipated that it trill be necessary to expend approximately Three Thousand Dollars ( 3000.00) for exploratory test well drilling. Project No. 6 Status of Plans Est. Const. Cost Proposed Coddington-- Danby Water District None 0170,1000,00 The area comprising the Coddington-Danby Water District will be generally that land on both sides of Danby Road from the south city limits of the City of Ithaca to the south town line of the Town of Ithaca and along Coddington Road from the south city line of the City of Ithaca to a point approximately four hundred feet (4001) south of the intersection of Troy Road and the Coddington Road. It is anticipated that.it will be necessary to expend approximately One Thousand Dollars (1000.00) for exploratory test well drilling. -3— ELo Ject No. 7 Status of Plans Est. Const. Cost Proposed Pine Tree Road None $2101000.00 Sewer District The area comprising this District will be generally the same as that comprising the Pine Tree Road Water District described at No. 3 SUPERVISOR JOHN E. BURTON, CHAIRMAN CHARLES D. BREITEL, NEW PORK STATE MARTIN P. CATHERWOOD JULIUS J. GANS POSTWAR PUBLIC WORKS PLANNING COMMISSION STATE OFFICE BUILDING ALBANY 1, NEW YORK To: 1-4r. Harry N. 'Gordon Date Supervisor Ithaca, New Yorlt 111inic. DEAR SIR: FRANK C. MOORE D. MALLORY STEPHENS ARTHUR H. WICKS HOLDEN A. EVANS. JR. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY JOSEPH D. HECK EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT MMENNOMEM-1 Ithaca (Tn) We wish to acknowledge receipt of your application for a State grant towards the cost of the plans for the projects listed below. In accordance with the law these will be referred to the Superintendent of Public Works for his consideration. As soon as we have his recommendation on them we will present them to the Commission for its consideration. FORM MA Serial Est. Cost 3290 8 j? 901000 Project Water Supply Improvement -- Cayuga Heights Water District Very truly yours, r=xecutiye Secretary Munkipal Program JOHN E. BURTON. CHAIRMAN FRANK C. MOORE MALLORY STEPHENS CHARLES D. SREJTEL NEW YORK STATE D. ARTHUR H. WICKS MARTIN P. CATHVRWOOID JULIUS J. GANS POSTWAR PUBLIC WORKS PLANNING COMMISSION HOLDEN A. EVANS. Jft. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY STATE OFFICE BUILDING JOSEPH O. HECK ALBANY S. NEW YORK EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT i,o: 1,,Ir* Harry 11. Gordon Date June 182 1946 Supervisor Ithaca, Kew York 11111nic. Ithaca (Tn) DEAR SIR: We wish to acknowledge receipt of your application I for a State grant towards the cost of the plans for the projects listed below. In accordance with the law these will be referred to the Superintendent of Public Works for his consideration. As soon as we have his recommendation on them we will present them to the Commission for its consideration. Serial Etter. cost Project 3291 4001000 Sewer System & Treatment Worlks for proposed Cayuga Seger District Very truly yours, 7 �Vye Secretary --- rn ?"� JOHN E. BURTON, CHAIRMAN CHARLES D. BREITEL NEW YORK STATE MARTIN P. CATHERWOOD y JULIUS J. GANS POSTWAR PUBLIC WORKS PLANNING COMMISSION STATE OFFICE BUILDING ALBANY t. NEW YORK To: Mr. Harry N. Gordon Date Supervisor Ithaca, New Yorli dlunic. DEAR SIR: FRANK C. MOORE D. MALLORY STEPHENS ARTHUR H. WICKS HOLDEN A. EVANS. JR. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY JOSEPH O. HECK EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT June 18, 1946 Ithaca (Tn) We wish to acknowledge receipt of your application for a State grant towards the cost of the plans for the projects listed below. In accordance with the law these will be referred to the Superintendent of Public Works for his consideration. As soon as we have his recommendation on them we will present them to the Commission for its consideration. Serial Est. Cost Project 32912 $ 75,eOO Sewer System & Treatment Works for the Proposed Forest Home Sewer Dist. Very truly yours, Executive Secretary Pfunicipal PrOgrtn" JOHN E. BURTON. CHAIRMAN FRANK C. MOORE CHARLES D. BREITEL D. MALLORY STEPHENS MARTIN P. CATHERWOOD NEW YORK STATE ARTHUR H. WICKS JULIUS J. GANS POSTWAR PUBLIC WORKS PLANNING COMMISSION HOLDEN A. EVANS. JR. STATE OFFICE BUILDING EXECUTIVE SECRETARY ALBANY 1. NEW YORK JOSEPH O. HECK EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT To: 11ro' Harry 11. Gordon Date June 18-,' 1946 Supervisor Ithaca:, New York31,1111'e. Ithaca (Tn) DEAR SIR: We wish to acknowledge receipt of your application for a State grant towards the cost of the plans for the projects listed below. In accordance with the law these will be referred to the Superintendent of Public Works for his consideration. As soon as we have his recommendation on them we will present them to the Commission for its consideration. Serial Est. Coat 3293 69 145,000 Project Proposed Pine Tree Road Water Supply System Very truly yours, -.M M1. Executive Secretary Ifunkipal Program J OHN E. BURTON, CHAIRMAN CHARLES D. BREITEL NEW YORK STATE MARTIN P. CATHERWOOD JULIUS J. GANS POSTWAR PUBLIC WORKS PLANNING COMMISSION STATE OFFICE BUILDING ALBANY 1. NEW YORK To: Mr. Harry N. Gordon Date Supervisor Ithaca, New York Munic. DEAR SIR: FRANK C. MOORE O. MALLORY STEPHENS ARTHUR H. WICKS HOLDEN A. EVANS, JR. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY JOSEPH 0, HECK EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT ,,Tune 18, 1946 Ithaca (Tn) We wish to acknowledge receipt of your application for a State grant towards the cost of the plans for the projects listed below. In accordance with the law these will be referred to the Superintendent of Public Works for his consideration. As soon as we have his recommendation on them we will present them to the Commission for its consideration. Serial Est., Cost 3294 $ 1009000 Project Proposed Spencer — Glenside Sewer System Very truly yours, Executive Secretary lffunkipal Progmm JOHN E. BURTON, CHAIRMAN FRANK C. MOORED MALLORY STEPHENS CHARLES D. BREITCL NEW YORK STATE ARTHUR H. WICKS MARTIN P. CATHERWOOD JULIUS J. GANS POSTWAR PUBLIC WORKS PLANNING COMMISSION HOLDEN A. EVANS. JR. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY STATE OFFICE BUILDING JOSEPH O. HECK ALBANY 1. NEW YORK EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT To: Mr. Harry N. Gordon Date June 18, 1946 Supervisor Ithaca, New Yorlt 31111de. Ithaca (Tn) DEAR SIR: We wish to acknowledge receipt of your application for a State grant towards the cost of the plans for the projects listed below. In accordance with the law these will be referred to the Superintendent of Public Works for his consideration. As soon as we have his recommendation on them we will present them to the Commission for its consideration. Serial Est. Cost 3 :) r,9. 96 285SO00 Project Proposed North*uest ITater District Very truly yours. Executive Secretary -U� JOHN E. BURTON. CHAIRMAN CHARLES D. BREITEL MARTIN P. CATH£RWOOV NEW YORK STATE JULIUS J. GANS POSTWAR PUBLIC WORKS PLANNING COMMISSION STATE OFFICE BUILDING ALBANY 1. NEW YORK To: Mr. Harry N. ;Gordon Date Supervisor Ithaca, New York 1111171k. DEAR SIR; FRANK C. MOORE D. MALLORY STEPHENS ARTHUR H. WICKS HOLDEN A. EVANS. JR. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY JOSEPH D. HECK EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT June 18, 1946 Ithaca (Tn) We wish to acknowledge receipt of your application for a State grant towards the cost of the plans for the projects listed below. In accordance with the lase these will be. referred to the Superintendent of Public Works for his consideration. As soon as we have his recommendation on them we will present them to the Commission for its consideration. Serial Est. Cost 3296 9 1709000 Project Proposed Coddington r- Danby Water District Very truly yours, tVRM MA �� Executive Secretary JOHN E. BURTON, CHAIRMAN FRANK C. MOORE CHARLES D. SREITEL D. MALLORY STEPHEN$ MARTIN P. CATHERWOOD NEW YORK STATE ARTHUR H. WICKS JULIUS J. GANS POSTWAR PUBLIC WORKS PLANNING COMMISSION HOLDEN A. EVANS. JR. STATE OFFICE BUILDING EXECUTIVE SECRETARY AL13ANY 1, NEW YORK JOSEPH O. HECK EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT To: Mr. Harry N-4 Gordon Date June 18 1 1946 Supervisor Ithaca, Nei; York Allude. Ithaca (Tn) DEAR SIR: We wish to acknowledge receipt of your application for a State grant towards the cost of the plans for the projects listed below. In accordance with the law these will be referred to the Superintendent of Public Works for his consideration. As soon as we have his recommendation on them we will present them to the Commission for its consideration. -FURM-MA Serial Est. Cost 3297 A q 2101000 Project Proposed Pine Tree Road. Se-uer District Very truly yours, Executive Secretary !funicipaf Progre"" 59 July 2 1946 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Court House, Tuesday, July 2 1946 at 7:30 P.M. ' Members present H. N. Gordon, Supervisor:- T. B. Maxfield, F. 9. Hartsock, Justices:- tt. A. M nsey, L. E. Chase, Councilmen: - Harry U. Baker, Supt. Highways:- Rachel T. Hanshaw,. Clerk. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. A letter of agreement to the conditions on Halcyon Hill, signed by all residents was read and filed. Moved by Councilman Munsey that'Article # 4 of the resolution in regard to'Meadowbrook proposition, which was adopted at a Special Meeting May 11, 1946, be amended to read for not to exeeed 126 families. This was seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows: - ,Ayes - llunsey-Maxfield-Hartsock-Cbase. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the legal statice of the Sullivan property be determined by an attorney and an opinion be received as to the`interest'of the Town in the property. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:`- Ayes - Maxfield-Chase-Hartsock-ltunsey. No 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock the Highway Supt. be authorized to paint Polling Places 4 1 and # 3. This was seconded by Councilman Mansey and approved has follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-tiunsey-Mxfield-Chase. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Chase that the Board approves the attendance of the Supervisor at the Post filar Planning Office in Albany. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes Chase-Mansey- Hartsock-Maxfield. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Munsey the Highway Supt. be authorized to buy a Bodge ton pick-up truck at a price not to exceed �752., to replace truck damaged in accident. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes - Munsey-Chase-Hartsock-Maxfield. Noes 0. The following resolution was offered by Justice Maxfield: - RESOLVED, pursuant to Section 95-c of the Vehicle and Traffic Law of the 'State of New York, that'this Board hereby requests the State Traffic Commission of the State of New York to restrict the speed at which vehicles may proceed to thirty miles per hour on or along the following portions of county roads located in the Town of'Ithaca, Tompkins County, outside of any City or incorporated Village, to wit: Triphammer Road from the north line of the City of Ithaca to Hanshaw Road. Klinewoods Road from Hanshaw Road to Triphammer Rd. AND 10 IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this Board hereby requests the State Traffic Commission to restrict the speed at which vehicles may proceed to thirty miles per hour on or along the following portions of State highways located in the Toss. of Ithaca, Tompkins County, outside of any City or incorporated Village, to wit: Hanshaw Road from the north line of the Village of Cayuga Heights northerly and easterly to its intersection with Warren Road (County Road No. 121)• The so-called Forest Home Road (392) from the east line of the City of Ithaca to the right-angle turn in said highway immediately south of the southern -mast bridge over fall Creek in the hamlet of Forest Home. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows: - Ayes - Laxfield-Chase-Hartsock-Munsey. Noes 0. XC The Supervisor's monthly report was read and filed. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry UL Baker H'way Supt. June Salary 225.00 225.00 N. Y. State Elec. & Gas St. Lights for June 58.04 58.04 Ithaca City Fire Dept. Response to 3 fires 150.00 150.00 R. S. Boothroyd Preium on,Justice Bond 4.00 4.00, Richard F. Darsie Mileage' on Mosquitos s:ontrol 12.00 12.00 Williamson Law Book Co. Justice supplies 18,74 18.74 McKinney Agency audit on policy 11-496070 23.62 23.62 Ruth S. Trousdale Sup. Clerk - semi salary 250.00 250.00 Dr. Philip Robinson Health Officer Annual salary 491.40 491.40 Albert W. Force Tax Collector -guar. Salary 212.50 212.50 F. R. Hartsock Expense o Justice School 28.36 28.36 F. R. Hartsock Justice - Quar. Salary 150,00 150.00 Alan Whitley Attendance Off. Quar. Salary 37.50 37.50 T. B, ?:axfield Justice - Semi salary 200.00 200.00 Rachel T. Hanshaw .Town Clerk - Quar..Salary 300,00 300.00 Rachel T. Hanshaw Torn Clerk - Postage _2nd Quar. 2.00 2.00 H. N. Gordon Supervisor - Postage 2nd Quar, 4.55 4.55 H. 11. Gordon Expense to Alb2ny Conference 17.33 17.33 L. E. Chase Councilman - Semi Salary 100.00 100.00 W. A. Mansey Councilman - Semi Salary 100.00 100.00 Chase Nat 'I Bank Pre. & Bond Pay't F.H.VV.D. 1165.00 1165.00 Cornell i-.-Movedzby Councilman_Chase:::theses;bills L,be-paid.-T:hisr;w"-jsecended by Qounailman Munsey and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase-lainsey-Hartsock- Maxfield. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Chase the following be appointed Inspectors of Elections in the various districts:- A ,Republican Democrat Dist. 1- Grace Smith Arthur Teeter Hazel Baker Gladys McAllister Dist. , 2 Floyd Andrews Charles Morris .targaret :Sipes Viola Boothroyd Dist. 3 FlorendeMyers Mabel Thompson Cora Gray Agnes Granville Dist. 44 4 Sara L. 3,ungezer Edna Marvel Helen: Szlagner; :�:t Anne R. Johnson This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows: - Ayes - Chase-Hartsock-Munsey Maxfield. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was unanimous. Rachel T, Hanshaw Clerk. 61. August 8 1946. The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at -the County Court House Thursday, August 8, 1946 at 3:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor - H. N. Gordon:- Justices F. R. Hartsock & T. B. Maxfield:- Councilmen, 17. A. Munsey. Absent were Councilman L. E. Chase. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Moved by Justice -Maxfield that the -resolution on restricting speed on Triphammer Road be amended to read from the City Line to the north Village line be 25 miles per hour. T#is-was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - taxfield-Hartsock ►iunsey. Noes 0. After discussion on the Sullivan property owned by the To= the following resolution was offered by Justice Maxfield:- that the property be offered for sale and the representatives of the Sullivan familyibeeziotified. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Maxfield- Hartsock- Munsey Noes 0. The matter of the appointment of a new attendance officer was discussed but deferred until the next meeting. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry Baker Hway Supt. July salary 225.00 225.00 N. Y. State Electric & Gas Corp. St. Lights for July 58.04 58.04 H. N. Gordon Cards & Mimeo for Tax notice 14.45 14.45 John T. Allea Reading & Billing F.H.W.D. 36.50 36.50 Cayuga Press 2 Assessments rolls 56.25 56.25 Carl Crandall Engineer services C.H.W.D. 200.00 200.00 Richard Darsie Mileage - Mosquito Control 18.80 18.80 Ithaca Journal Legal Ad - Grievance ➢ay 5.20 5.20 Moved by Councilman Mansey these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Munsey-Hartsock-Maxfield. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was unanimous. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. C:�A September 5 1946 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Court House at 7:30 P*U., Sept. 5, 1946. Members present:- H. N. Gordon, Supervisor:- Just lees T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock:- Councilmen - L. E. Chase, W. A. Munsey. Supt. Highways - Harry U. Baker:- Town Clerk, Rachel T. Hanshaw. The Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Moved by Councilman Chase the following be appointed Custodians of Elections machines for the Towa:- Rep, C. M. Gray:- Dem. Otic Root. This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as follows:- Ayes- Chase-L:unsey-Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that John Turk be appointed Attendance Officer for the school years 1946-47. This was seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as .follows:- Ayes -'Hart sock-11axf ield-Chdse-Munsey. Noes 0 Representatives of the Sullivan family were present in regard to the sale of the.house owned by the Town. After some discussion it was decided the Town sell the property and after deducting the Town's expense to this family the residue be turned over to the heirs. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Town adopt a single assessor procedure, effective as provided by Town Law. This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as follows:- Ayes - Uaxfield-Munsey- Chase-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Chase the Town approve the bills of Election Inspectors f or services on Primary Day, Aug. 20 at $10.00 a day, and this rate applies for future Primaries. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock, and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase-Hartsock-Maxfield- Munsey. Noes 0. The Supervisor's report was read and filed. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry U. Baker Supt. H'ways-AIug« salary 225.00 225.00 N. Y. Elec. & Gas Corp. St. Lights for Aug. 58.04 58.04 H. N. Gordon Welfare mileage 3.30 3.30 Ithaca Fire Dept. Services to Cornell -Taylor fire 50.00 50.00 Paul Mancini Repair work-F.H.;I.D. 21.45 21.45 Richard Darsie Mileage 14osqu�ito control 25.68 25.68 C. J. Rumsey Co. Sprayer -Mosquito control 13.90 13.90 D. L. &. 71. RR Co. Rent of land for polling pl. -1:P 3 6.00 6.00 Moved by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes -Chase-Hartsock-Mansey- Maxf ield. Noes 0. Lotion to adjourn was unanimous. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. Assessors Salaries Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Receiver of Taxes or Tax Collector Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Town Attorney Office -and ofiwr expenses Compensaa of —employes Town Engineer Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Town Comptroller Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Zoning Commission Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Board of Appeals' Office and other expenses ,Compensation of employees Planning Board Office and other expenses Compensation of employees TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation Mileage and other expenses Purchase of equipment , Lockup Compensation of employees Other expenses Traffic ,Signs, signals and highway lighting 2 $...1WO-..0-0---- .....-... SQ.0.0 ---- TOTAL $--- 12.60.aQQ.... $ 6.Q0..0.0.... ......... 50.00. .... TOTAL $..... 85-0.00 TOTAL $._3000-.00 $------..------------------- ----------------------------- ........................... TOTAL$---------- ...... - .... ...... $.....- ...................... .......................... TOTAL$ .................-.......... ----------------------------- TOTAL $....: ....................... --------------------------- TOTAL $ ......... ......... $.... .......... ---------------- . .. .... TOTAL $................. ... - $..130.51.00_ $.......... .-.......... ...... TOTAL $..... _..... O—QQ.. $..... -....- ................. TOTAL$...... .................._..... $----------------------------- BRIDGE FUND (ITEM 2)—APPROPRIATIONS Labor and team work Materials for repair and maintenance Construction of new bridges Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law -TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 2) MACHINERY FUND (ITEM 3)—APPROPRIATIONS Purchase of machinery, tools and implements Repair of machinery, tools and implements Storage of machinery, tools and implements Repairs or pay of operators on machinery rented to county or village Gasoline or oil for machinery rented to county or village Redemption of machinery certificates Interest on machinery certificates TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Rentals of machinery Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 3) $ -----------------------_ $-----_---------------- $ -------------------------- ..41R.&I ...... $... 412._rA- $ . N4T---------- $_.70() Q.04_.... _304Q..QQ.... $10AS)0...0Q..- $...20<)0+40._ ..20-0-(3.Q4.--- $-.400U.R00 ... SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4) —APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent Expenses town superintendent Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent .Removing obstructions caused by snow Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush Other miscellaneous purposes Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 4) AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEMS 2, 3 and 4) WELFARE FUND APPROPRIATIONS Town Welfare Officer Salary $--- --------------------- Office and other expenses _--__-60..00... 'Compensation of employees TOTAL $-----•--60-00-..... 60.00 Home Relief $___-OQ,,,OQ______ Burials $----150.RS24.------ Lunacy Cases Lunacy examinations $..... _... .SQ..QQ.-. Other expenses -------- -_---------_ TOTAL $...... .K.QO_..... 50.00 Veterans' Relief TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $.... 7ftQ,OQ_..... Estimated Revenues Reimbursement of home relief from State $....40.0...04...... Reimbursement of welfare salaries from State ...... ...................... Refunds of home. -relief from recipients ..... _.......... ...... ..... Unexpended balance (Sec, 115, Town Law) --..3.60;Q.0-.--- TOTAL REVENUES $..,760-,QQ_--•-_, AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR WELFARE FUND $...Npae------ -----. HIGHWAY FUND HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1)—•APPROPRIATIONS General repairs $_--70_00._0.0-- Special improvementsOQ-�00.-_ Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law __............. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $1-300,,00-••• Estimated Revenues State aid Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance balance TOTAL REVENUES $--- =0-.-0.0.... AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1) $..12100_g00. R Dog Warden Compensation Other expenses ......... TOTAL $ ....... ........ Forest Fires Compensation of fire wardens and laborers Other expenses Payment to Conservation Commission ..... TOTAL Inspection Costs Building inspection $ Plumbing inspection --- .............. Electrical inspection TOTAL $ .................... Examining Boards Plumbers $ Electricians Heating and ventilating TOTAL $ ............... War Emergency Purposes ........... TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY $ EDUCATION Attendance Officer Compensation Other expenses ------------------------- TOTAL $ ..... Town Historian Compensation $ Other expenses ----- 50*00 Town Library Compensation of employees $- _--I----------------Other expenses Payments to other libraries TOTAL TOTAL EDUCATION $.-I.- ------ RECREATION Parks and Playgrounds Compensation of employees $ ----------- - -- ------------ Other expenses -------------------------- Purchase of equipment - ---------------- - TOTAL $_.........._.---_.......... Patriotic Observances $ 50.1S0Q--- TOTAL RECREATION $ ...... 50.-00..- PUBLIC UTILITIES Cemeteries Airports TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES $ 3 MUNICIPAL I-NDERTEDNESS�AND INTEREST (exclusive of district and special improvement debt) Redemption of Debt (Principal) Temporary loans Emergency appropriation loans $..... -....................... Revenue anticipation loans Deficiency loans ............................ Other temporary loans (specify) ............................ TOTAL. $..........._.........._..... Bonds (give title of each issue) a.--------.-................_..---.-.._..._--..--...._---._...._.....--.._....-........................_..... $..... ....................... b............ .......... _.................................................... _............................ _........... ............................ C...................................................... .................. ................... ................ ,,.....- ......... _........... ...... TOTAL $............. ............ ... TOTAL REDEMPTION OF DEBT $........................ Interest on Debt Interest on temporary loans $•........... ................. Interest on bonds (give title of each issue) a. ........... ........... ............... ...................... _.... _.......... _... ._........................... ._..... $..... ... _.................. b................ ....... ................... --,......... _........... .................................. _................. ..-...-....................... C............... ....... ...... _............................ ......_-------...................._-...................... ....................... TOTAL $................. _,,,,-... TOTAL INTEREST ON DEBT $.... .............. CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS Nature of Improvement a......_................_.,.._.........._...._...._............................_.-............................................. $--------._...._.-......... b..-............................. .................. ..................... ._........................... ,,,.... .............. .- ....._-..._.............. c.......... .......................... ....... ...... ....... ....... .......... ...................... ,,....... ...................... ... _........ ....,..._.,,,. TOTAL$............................. TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $................ MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Organixations for Rooms Judgments and Settlements (describe in detail) 1942 Accounts, Claims and Demands TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS Sec. 112 of the Town Law CONTINGENT PURPOSES 4 $..... _...-,- .............. ............... TOTAL $........... ...... ...._.-,.. $..... _.... _..-............. $... ,,_....................... $----A Q,Q.00-- (Over) GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes I ncome taxes Franchise taxes on business corporations Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) Dog licenses (from county) Other licenses (town ordinances) Fines, penalties and forfeitures Rent of town owned property Fees of town clerk Fees of justices of the peace Fees of assessors Fees of tax collector Fees of constables or police officers Fees of town library Fees of parks and playgrounds Fees of airports Fees of cemeteries All other Sale of town property Reimbursement from special districts for supervision Extension of Taxes Unexpended balances (Sec. 115, Town Law) TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) GENERAL FUND SUMMARY Appropriations General government Protection of persons and property Education Recreation Public Utilities Redemption of debt Interest on debt Construction and permanent improvements Miscellaneous Contingent purposes TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND S ............. TOTAL $._I4498.0Q_ $... 10000.00.. $ 24498.00-- .............. 2500600 .................. -........ - $... 16001.00. $. 2"98 000 $..... None ............ TOWN HEALTH FUND APPROPRIATIONS Board of Health Salary of health officer Other health expenses Compensation of nurses TOTAL BOARD OF HEALTH Registrar of Vital Statistics Compensation Other expenses Fees of physicians TOTAL REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS $----- -. a..DQ.... $........ 5Q..DD AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR TOWN HEALTH Fire,Protection District mire Calls 800.00 contract 1946 833000 1947 1000.00 1833.00 183, .00 91 $-.. 50.a...0.0 $------ 550..DC)..... 2633,00 PRELIMINARY BUDGET FOR THE TOWN OP. ............. lthawa..--..-__..-.----_-19.4-7-------------- .--------------- GENERAL FUND —APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL GOVERNMENT Town Board Town Hall and Offices Rentals (board room, offices, elections, etc.) Compensation of employees Purchase of furniture and equipment Repairs, light, heat and telephone Other expenses Elections Compensation of election officials (including mileage) Compensation of custodians of voting machines Other expenses Voting machines, purchase and repair Insurance Compensation insurance Official bonds and undertakings Fire and liability Other Printing and advertising (all departments) Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation Services of engineer and expenses, Zoning inspector and expenses Annual audit and examination Publicity fund Employees' Retirement System (town share) Supervisor Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Justices of the Peace Salaries Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Councilmen Salaries Office and other expenses Town Clerk Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Town Budget Form No. 20 Dennis & Co., Inc., Publishers, Buffalo, N. Y. $----------- 6..00----- ......................... ------ 20.0-00 ... 1000-•00 ---• .... - Q9.:.0Q ..... --------- --- ---- TOTAL $-..._226 kjtQQ, -500.•00._-- TOTAL $-----25f70.00 -- 25.00 . ..... -.......... .. TOTAL $-..-.1025.00 $.....1�-:.4Q..... TOTAL $........ 4.00 , 00.. $... 1200-aQQ.,... ....... g�Q AQQ. ..- . -TOTAL $... 1250.00 ANNUAL BUDGET FOR THE TOWN OF ._____ Ithaca ---------- 19,kZ-.. GENERAL FUND — APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL GOVERNMENT Town Board Town Hall and Offices Rentals (board room, offices, elections, etc.) $------- 640.... Compensation of employees .................. Purchase of furniture and equipment ------------------- Repairs, light, heat and telephone ------------------- Other expenses ................... Elections , Compensation of election officials (including mileage) 1--760.00.... Compensation of custodians of voting machines .... 60.00.... Other expenses _._.40.00._.- Voting machines, purchase and repair .................. Insurance Compensation insurance ------------------ Official bonds and undertakings __2QQ.SQQ---- Fire and liability 1QQQtQQ.._. Other------------------ Printing and advertising (all departments) _110Q.QQ.... Services of attorneys and expenses of litigatioi --1QQ__QQ.._. Services of engineer and expenses ------------------ Zoning inspector and expenses ------------------ Annual audit and examination .................. Publicity fund .................. Employees' Retirement System (town share) ------------------ --------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ .................. Total Supervisor Salary $.18QA_R00.. Offic,. and other expenses 0--- Compensation of employees -=- 500-00-- Total Justices of the Peace Salaries Office and other expenses `---•QQ--- Compensation of employees ------------------ Total 25.QQ... Councilmen .�`�:� I 1; �' 1r / is Salaries Office and other expenses -------'-' ---- $ AQ0.1QQ Total �` - (0 Town Clerk Salary Office and other expenses -----5Q`f1Q_..;, Compensation of employees ` "z" Total I APPROPRIATIONS Board of Health Salary of health officer $ ... 5QQAQQ ... Other health expenses .................. Compensation of nurses .................. TOTAL BOARD OF HEALTH Registrar of Vital Statistics Compensation $ ....... 50.0a. Other expenses .................. Fees of physicians .................. TOTAL REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR TOWN HEALTH Fire.Protection District Fire Calls 800,00 Contract 1946 833.00 . 1947 1000*00 1833,00 2633,00 State of New York ss County of.Mompk4m ---- - ----- # M . ..... ........................... Town Clerk of the Town of. --- Ithaca ................... DO HEREBY CERTIFY' that I have compared the foregoing with the annual budget of the I Town of .. Ittlaaa .................................... duly adopted by the Town Board of said Town on the ..... 7.tJi- day of ..N.Oxero'her ........... 19146—, and entered in detail in the minutes of the proceed- ings of said Board,. and that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of said annual budget and the whole thereof. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of said Town, this ------- Sth- day of -11ovember ----------------- 1946 ..... 7' . . .......... ------------ Town Clerk ( SEAL) tttmmiijj,,,,, rrr v ,Tdrin,22 Williamson Law Book Co., Publishers, Rochester, N. Y. BRIDGE FUND (ITEM 2) APPROPRIATIONS Labor and team work $.................. Materials for repair and maintenance .................. Construction of new bridges .................. Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to See. 273, Highway Law .................. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $--------- _------- 'Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues $...... 7........... Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 2) MACHINERY FUND (ITEM 3)—APPROPRIATIONS Purchase of machinery, tools and implements $30.0O..O0--- Repair of machinery, tools and implements 300O-1.010 Storage of machinery, tools and implements .................. Repairs or pay of operators on machinery rented to county or village .................. Gasoline or oil for machinery rented to county or village .................. Redemption of machinery certificates .................. Interest on machinery certificates .................. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues $10DDD..OD .. $_None -------------- Rentals of machinery $...20DO..00. Miscellaneous revenues .................. Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 3) SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)--APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent . $.................. -Expenses town superintendent .......5.0.90. Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent .................. Removing obstructions caused by snow ...$3QAD.00. Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush .....55i?..OQ. Other miscellaneous purposes ...2000..00. Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to See. 273, Highway Law' .................. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenue& $.................. Miscellaneous revenues .....500..OD. Unexpended balance .................. TOTAL REVENUES $... 5DD-.DD... AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 4) AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEMS 2, 3 and 4) $.IO�OQ:aQ Assessors Salaries Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Receiver of Taxes or Tax Collector Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Town Attorney Salary Office and other expenses C ompensation of employees Town Engineer Salary ' Office and other expenses Compensation of employebs Town Comptroller Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Zoning Commission Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Board of Appeals Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Planning Board Office and other- expenscs Compensation of employees TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT 9 so Is -2 $ QQQ **Q-Q.. Total 39� $ ..... - ----------- .................. ------------------ Total ------------------ $ .................. ------------------ Total .................. ------------------ Total $ ----------------- $ ---------- * ------- Total $ $ ------------------ Total $ --------- $ .................. Total $ ----aa----------..0-0- $3z PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation $ ----- - ----------- Mileage and other expenses ........ 5a.2a Purchase of 'equipment ---------- * ------- Total $ ...... NAE Lockup Compensation of employees $ ----- - ----------- Other expenses ------------------ Total $ ------------------ Traffic Signs, signals and highway lighting $ ------------------- Dog Warden Compensation Other expenses Forest Fires Compensation of fire wardens and laborers Other. expenses Payment to Conservation Commissioner Inspection Costs Building inspection Plumbing inspection Electrical inspection Examining Boards Plumbers Electricians Heating and,ventilating $-..-. . ........... .................. Total $ .................. $ ..... M.400.. .................. .., ................ Total $ ..... ............ .................. ................... Total $ ------------------ $-..-- ----------- 7 .................. ----------------- Total ................. War Emergency Purposes $ ------------------ TOTAL PROTECTION OF -PERSONS AND PROPERTY Attendance Officer Compensation Othef expenses Town H , istorian Compensation Other expenses Payments to other libraries TOTAL EDUCATION Par!rs and Playgrounds Compensatibn of employees Other expefises ' Purchase of. equipment Patriotic Observances TOTAL RECREATION Cemeteries Airports EDUCATION RECREATION PUBLIC UTILITIES TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES .................. Total $ ..... . ........... ..... 50.*00... .................. Total $: .... b.Q.19.Q ... $ ... 20.Q.00 ... ---- ----------- .................. .................. Total $ ------------------ $ ------ ao..OD --- $ ...... do.0-0 _. $ ------------------ $ ---- WRLFARR FUND Town Welfare Offim ' baInry Offl@@ And oth@r @xp@n@@@ Comp@n@Atlon of mplop@ H=@ R@11@1 Bur1u1@ un"y Criss Lnnmy mminntlon@ @th@r @xp@n@@@ V@wrnnO R@110 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS F,stlm@t@d R@v@nu@s Total Total ............ 31:.-0.0, R@1mbumm@nt of hom r@l1@f from State $1- 400..00. R@1mbnr@@m@nt of w@lfar@ @uInrl@@ from State .. _ ......... R@fund@ of born@ r@li@f from Y@@lp1@nt@ ...........:...... =Un@xp@nd@d balgn@@ (8@@f 115, Town Law) TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR WELFARE FUND HIGHWAY FUND HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM I)�APPI OPRIATION3 G@n@rAl f@PPIY@ spclal improv@rid@nt@ R@d@mptlon of d@bt oontrn@t@d Puy@aunt to Sm 278, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Esti n@#@d R@Y@nu@a $15AQ0.4a. Stet@ alb -ml@@@llnn@ou@ r@v@nu@@ ...2aaa.,aa. TOTAL REVENUES #................. AMOUNT TO'BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM I) GENERAL FUND HoAgage tam If4g@m@ tiom mn@hi§@ tag@§ on b@§i@@§§ @@rp@fati@m Ai@@h.@ii@ b@v@F§ ff@ tam (town §h@y@) f@t@f@§i and p@fi@iti@§ on t§x@§of f@@§) Dog ii@@@§@§ (from @@@@ty) Othu ii@@@§@§ (town @rtli@@fi@@§) pi@@§, P@@§iti@§ find fuhitum jimt of town own@d pr@P@Fty Fm of town @iul� F@@§ of j@§ti@@§ of th@ p@@@@ Fm of 114@@§§@1:@ '@@§ @f'tgk @@ii@@t@F Fm of @@H@tttbi@@ @F poll@@ @M@@F@ F@@§ of town iibr@ry F@@§ of p@ik§ and pi@ygr@@hd§ F@@§ of @irp@A§ F@@§ of @@ @t@.vi@§ All @a &W of town pf@P@Ay A@ib@r§@m@@t from §P@@i@i di§tri@t§ fop §up@rvi§ion ::::::::::::------ Un@jip@iid@d b@i@h@@§ (@@@. 115, down Law) (GENERAL FUND) 13UMMAR i ApPF8PFI8tI8A§ 0@11aal #@v@rRin@fit Prfit@@tifin of p@r§@@§ and prop@rty Ed@@atifin humatifin P@bii@ utiiiti@§ @d@mpti®n of D@bt lRt@y@§t on d@bt @@n§tru@ti®n and pamamit imp .@v@m@iit§ mi§@@Ii@ii@®@§ C@Rtiiiff@fit pupp@§@§ . TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL H§TI AT -HD REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) AMOUNT OF TAXES TO 1119 RAMED FOR GENERAL FUND @ $:14498.00.: :..0000..a.Q. 16pQLQQ-- --------------- -- �2,449#3a4t}:: inns..------ MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS AND INTEREST (exclusive of district and special improvement debt) Redemption of Debt (Principal) Temporary loans Emergency appropriation loans Revenue anticipation loans .................. Deficiency loans .................. Other temporary loans (specify) .................. Total $ ------------------ Bonds (give title of each issue) a-------................. _................................... $----- ------------ b---------------------------------------------------- -------- ------------------ c- ----------------------- ------------------------------------ ------------------ Total. $ -------------- TOTAL REDEMPTION OF DEBT $ ------------------ Interest on Debt Interest on temporary loans $ ------------------ Interest on bonds (give title of each issue) a- --------------------------------------------------- -------- $----- ------------ b------------------------ ------------------------------------ ------------------ C- ----------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ Total $ ------------------ TOTAL INTEREST ON DEBT $ ------------------ CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS Nature of Improvement a..:.....................-.-.-...-----...------------------------*........ $----- ------------ b......................................................................... .................. c-....................... -............................................... .................. Total $.................. TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $.................. MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Organizations for Rooms Judgments and Settlements (describe in detail) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------.-.....--- 1943 Accounts, Claims and Demands TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS CONTINGENT PURPOSES Sec. 112 of the Town Law $------------------ $----- ------------ ------------------ $------------------ $------------------ $------------------ $.2500R00... (Over) 63 October 2 1946 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Bldg. Wednesday, Oct. 2, at 7:30 P.U. Members present:- H. Id. Gordon, Supervisor - Justices F. R. Hartsock, T. Be Maxfield, Harry Baker, Highway Supt ., Rachel T. Hanshaw, Town Clerk. 'Absent - W. A. Yunsey & L. E. Chase, Councilmen. Estimates for the preliminary budget were presented. The f ollowing resolution was offered by Justice Maxfield: - RESOLVED, that this Town Board does hereby prepare and approve as the Preliminary Budget of this Town for the fiscal year, beginning on the first day of January, 1947, the itemized statement of estimated revenues and expenditures hereto attached and made a part of this resolution, and be it Further resolved, that such Preliminary Budget shall be filed in the office of the Town Clerk where it shall be available for inspection by any interested persons at all reasonable hours, and be it Further resolved, that thisa'Board' shall meet at 2:00 P.M. on the 7th day of November, 1946, at the Town Clerk:'s office for the purpose of holding a Public Hearing upon such Preliminary Budget, and be it Further Resolved that the Town Clerk give notice of such Public Hearing in the manner provided in Section 113 of the Town'Law, and that such notice be published at least twice. The Resolution was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows.:- Ayes - Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. Aye - Gordon. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and filed. The following bills were audited.:- N a m e Nature Claimed Allowed Harry Baker Highway Suet. Sept. Salary 225.00 225.00 11. Y. Elec. & Gas Co. St. Lights for Sept. 58.04 58.04 Ithaca Fire Dept. Response to Robb fire 50.00 50.00 F. R. Hartsock Justice - 3rd guar. 150.00 150.00 Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk-3rd guar 300.00 300.00 Albert W. Force Collector - 3rd guar. 212.50 212.50 Williamson Law Book Co. T. u. blanks 1.46 1.46 H. Ile Gordon Welfare Mileage 2«7O 2.70 H. N. Gordon Supervisor p ostgge 5.03 5.03 Gabriel Meckenberg Legal services 10.00 10.00 John F. Geherin Insurance Poll P1 3 18.55 18.55 Moved by Justice t:axfi.eld these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice Hartsook and approved as follows:- Ayes - Maxfield - Hartsock. Noes 0. 'Aye - Gordon. Motion to a4&urn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. November 7 1946 The To,,n Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the office of the Town Clerk at 2:00 P.M., Nov. 7, 1946. Members present:- H. N. Gordon, Supervisor:- Justices T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock:- Councilman, L. E. Chases- Highway Supt. 'Barry U. Baker:- Town Clerk, Rachel T. Hanshaw. This meeting was called for a Public Hearing on the Preliminary Budget.. ,Proof of publication of such meeting was presented. No persons appeared either for or against the budget prepared. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Chase:- MIEREAS, this Town Board has met at the time and place specified in the notice of Public Hearing on the Preliminary Budget, and heard all persons desiring to be heard thereon, Now Therefore Be It RESOLVED, that this Town Board does hereby adopt such Preliminary Budget as originally compiled, as the ANNUAL BUDGET of this Town for the fiscal year beginning on the first day of January, 1947, and that such budget as so adopted be'entered or attached hereto in the minutes of the proceedings of this Torn Board;ANDD BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, thattthe Town Clerk of this Town shall prepare and CERTIFY In duplicate, copies of said ANNUAL BUDGET as adopted by this Toan Board,ztogether with the estimates, if any, adopted pursuant to Section 202a, Sub,. 2 of the Town.Law, and deliver one copy thereof' to the Supervisor of this Town to be presented by him to the Board of Supervisors of this County. This resolution was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes-Chase-Hartsock-liaxfield. Noes 0. Public Hearing adjourned. Town Board Meeting opened. A notice,of pul1lic hearing on the right of street railways to run in the Town of Ithaca was read. A map prepared by the -Mosquito Control Committee was presented. Moved by,Justice Hartsock the Inspectors of Election receive ten dollars a ,day for all days served. This was 'seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Maxfield-Chase. Noes 'O. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry Baker Hway Supt. Oct. Salary 225.00 225.00 N.Y.State Elea. & Gas St. Lights for Oct. 58.04 58.04 Ithaca Journal Legal Notices 11.40 11.40 Hazel B. Baker Inspector of Elections Dist 1 41.00 41.00 Grace I1. Smith it it tt tt it 41.00 41.00 Beryl J. Paige tt it tt it tt 40.00 40.00 Arthur J. Teeter it it " tt it 41.28 41.28 Viola C. Boothroyd of it " " 2 30.00 30.00 Helen B. Philips it it " " tt 10.00 10.00 M rgaret S. Mapes if It " +t tt 41.00 41.00 Charles L. Morris it tt tt " it 10.00 10.00 Floyd E. 'Andrews tt tt tt tt it 41.50 41.50- Cora M. Gray it it tt tt 3 41.00 41.00 Agnes Granville if ft tt tt It 41.00 41.00 Luella Thompson It it tt tt tt 41.00 41.00 Florence M. LWers it tt n tr of 42,00 42.00 Mary A. Southard tt it tt tt 4 41.00 41.00 Rut h M. White tt tt tt tt tt 41.00 41.00 Eleanor Olsefski n :t tt tt ;; 40.00 40.00 Mildred Weider tt tr tt tt tt 41.00 41.00 Morris Gray Custodians of Election. (Rep*) 28.00 28.00 Emily E. Sheldon Recheaker on Elea. machines Dem. 5.00 5.00 Nancy I1. Hammond :t It tt it Rep . 5000 5.00 Carl Sharrow Janitor Services Poll. P1. 4 12.00 12.00 D. E. Westervelt n tt it it a 12.00 12.00 .4FFID,IVIT OF PUBLICATION THE ITHACA JOURNAL �fnte of 'Nefir 'Vark, TOW.Phins (901111ful. so.: L. 9a*P0J6P?q4 ................ __ .......... being, duly sworn, deposes .................. .. . .... and says, that Elie resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and that S he is ... !WX1CQ.QP.Qr ............................... .......... _ ........... of THE ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true copy, was published in said paper ..... Q.p.t.0or ........... and that the first publication of said notice was on the.... dayof............................................qtober ........ _194,A_ ................ e ....... Subscribed and swori� �o� before,"i�i e, this........... 16th .....................day of.............. Q11 I I 001� N% INOTIC".1-6— - yl�LIC HEARING ly rel.. �ry Budget 1-1'leepis. hereby given that the pre- ,10hary budget of the Town of Ith- aca for the fiscal year, beginning Jan- uary 1, 1947 has been completed and filed in the office of the Town Clerk, at the' Town of Ithaca, N. Y., where it is available for inspection by -any interested person at all reasonable hours. Further notice is hereby given that the Town Board of the Town of Ith- aca will meet and review said prelim- inary budget and hold a public bear- ing thereon, at the Town Clerk's of- fice at 2.00 P.M. on, the seventh days of November, 1916, and at such hear-, Ing any person may be heard in favor ., agmj t'tbo preliminary budget as compiled a or for or against any item or items therein contained. *Pursuant to Section 113 of the Town I,,,Iw, the proposed salaries of the fol- lowing officers are hereby specified aS follows Supervisor ... $1,800 00 2 justice, of (t;tat salaries) ........ — I'm 00 2 Councilmen ................ 400 00 Town Clerk .................. 1.200 00 Town Superintendent ........ 3,000 00 Dated: October 8, 1946. By order of the Town Board RACHEL T. IIANSIIAW Town Clerk oct, D, 16. 65 Bills continued Name Nature Claimed Allowed F. B. Howe Assessor - Annual fee 325.00 325.00 R. C. Mandeville TM of 325.00 325.00 F. C. Marshall if It 325.00 325.00 Ithaca Fire Dept. Services - Auble fire 50.00 50.00 Rachel T. Hanshaw Registrar - Annual fee 41.00 41.00 Rachel T. Hanshaw Postage Town Clerk to date .4.00 4.00 John Geherin Insurance on 4 voting machines 90.00 90.00 Tompkins County Welfare Dept. Catlin Case 28.00 28.00 Dean Phipps Stores Paint for polling places 26.00 26.00 Ithaca Water Dept. Install services F.H.-W.D. 14.72 14.72 Richard P. Darsie Mileage - Mosquito control 6.08 6.08 John T. Allen Reading & Billing F.HoWoD. 36.50 36.50 R. S. Boothroyd Insurance on poll pl. 41 20.25 20.25, Corner Bookstore Flags for 'Memorial Day 28.50 28.50 Association of Towns Town dues 28.00 28.00 Moved by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes -Chase-Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. blotion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. December 5 1946. The, Tm,,,n Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Bldg., Thursday,. December 5, 1946 at 2:00 P.m. Members present -Gordon-l'axfield-Hartsock-b;unsey. Absent Chase. The, minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Moved by Councilman Munsey that Rachel. T. Hanshaw be appointed Dog Enumerator for the year 1947. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Munsey-Hartsock-Maxfield. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that we instruct the Supervisor to request the extension of the, present fire contract with the City for such time as he is able to arrange. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes Ilaxf ield-Hartsock-Munsey. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield, that the sum of �2000, be made available for the Town's share of the cost of preliminary studies of the proposed Cayuga Heights -Renwick Heights -Lake Road sewer district, and that the Supervisor be authorized to execute the contract and..certi�iodrforms with the State Planning Commission. This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as follows:- dyes - Maxfield-Munsey-Hartsock. Noes 0. A representative group from the neighborhood of the Dickerman air field were present. A petition of protest afainst the operation of the air field was presented. No action taken by the Board. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and filed. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry U. Baker Higinvay Supt . Nov. Salary 225.00 225.00 N. Y. State Gas & Elec. St. Lights for Nov.& Poll. Pl. 62.51 6241 Williamson Law Book Co. Justice supplies 7.50 7.50 Otis U. Root Dem. Custodian Elec. Machines 18.00 18.00 L. E. Chase Councilman - Semi Salary 100.00 100.00 A. W. Force Tax Coll. 4th Quar. Salary 212.50 212.50 Rachel T. HanEhavr Town Clerk - 4th Quar. S_.lary 300.00 300.00 Harry Gordon Supervisor -Annual Salary 1800;00 1800,00 John H. Turk Attendance Off. 4 Mo. Sal. 50.00 50.00 R. S. Boothroyd Sup. & Hwy Supt. Bonds 27.00 27.00 Ruth S. Trousdale Sup. Clerk Semi Salary 250.00 250.00 F. R. Hartsock Justice - 4th Quar. Salary 150.00 150.00 W. A. 11unsey Councilman - Semi Salary 100.00 100,00 T. B. ...1 axfield Justice - Semi Salary 200.00 200.00 Moved by Justice Maxfield these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Maxfield - Hartsock - liunsey. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Munsey that the down Supt. of Highways be authorized to proceed, according to law, to obtain a ten ton roller not to exceed �6100.00. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as,follows:- Ayes - Munsey - Hartsock - Maxfield. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was unanimous. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk ,IFFID,IPIT OF PUBLIC.MrON 2M-10-44 THE ITHACA JOURNAL fate of Veftt i ork, Zriantphilts Q10111ttil, ss.-. NOTICBMJVX OP ITHACA Notice is hereby given in compliance with Section 142 of the Highway Law L. 0 as amended by Chapter 731 of the being duly sworn, deposes Laws of 1945, that Harry U. Daker, Superintendent of Highways of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, and says, that S he resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and New York, has recommended the Pur- chase of a 10-ton gas roller at a cost to exceed lire hundred dollars. The, Town Doard of the Town of Ithaca that S he is .... ......hookkceape.r.. ... ............. ......... will meet at the Town Clerk's Office, Ithaca, New York on the 28th day of Dec., 1946, at 2 p.m. to consider such , , , t, a se - of THE ITHACA JOUPNAL a public newspaper printed and published in Dated: Dec. 16, 1946. RACHEr, T. HANSHAW Town Clerk, Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true copy, Town of Ithaca, N.Y. Dec. 17. was published in said paper...- PP P!i??�?Qr 17t.h1,,---1-946 ........ and that the first publication of said notice was on the.... ...... day of ..... Pecember ....... ........ ........... ...194 ... I �Mrrjfj. ......... ... ..... ....... Subscribed and rne,- this. ....... th .................. day of ...... P�qember .............................. C �er ........ .. .. MAR01 z "X- fictry State nt tilt` Tompkim Crunty 0333- Notary Public(i MY Cortunisen Expitell-6 34 I9—t-/ Gm - /} } 4j t "� i j 1 �.� �f f i/ft/ �; ���� � �� � '���� 67 December 28 1946 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Town Clerk's Office on Dec. 28th, 1946 at 10:00 A.M. Members present:- H. V. Gordon, Supervisor: T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock, Justices: - W. A. %Sunsey, Councilman. Absent -L. E. Chase, Councilman. Also present Harry U. Baker, H'way Supt., Rachel T. Hanshaw,Clerk. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. After some discussion on the extension of Highgate Road between Highland and Berkshire :Roads, it was decided to contact C. H. Neuman about deed to the same. Moved by Justice Liaxfield that the Town renew the Fire Protection contract with the City of Ithaca according to its present terms. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Maxf ield- Hart sock-Munsey. Noes 0. The Supervisor's and To= Clerks accounts were checked and found correct and approved by signing. The Town .Board meeting adjourned. Meeting for Public Hearing called to order at 2:00 P.M. Proof of publication was presented. Tdo persons appearing for or against it was Loved by -Councilman Munsey the Town Supt. of Highways be authorized to purchase a Buffalo Gasoline Roller from the Syracuse Supply Co. at a Price of 96100.00 F.O.B. Ithaca. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes-lsunsey-Hartsock-1Saxfield. Noes 0. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. • W' January 11 1947 The TowncBoard of the Ton of Ithaca met at the County Court House on Saturday, Jan. 11, 1947, at 2;00 P411. Members present:- H. 11. Gordon, Supervisor:- Justices, T. B. Maxfield-F. R. Hartsock:'- Councilman W. A. Munsey: Absent L. E. Chase, Councilman. Also present H. U. Baker, Hway Supt and Town Clerk, Rachel T. Hanshata. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. 11oved by Justice Hartsock that H. 11. Gordon 'be representative delegate to Association of Towns meeting at Albany, Li. Y., Feb. 19-21, and F. R. Hartsock be alternate delegate. Ttiis was seconded by Councilman Llunsey and approved as follows:- Ayes - Hart sock-Llunsey Praxf ield. Noes 0. The following resolution was offered by Councilman lllansey:- RESOLVED, that this Tom. Board does hereby fix the salaries of the following Torn Officers and employees, for the year beginning Jan. 1, 1947, at the amounts respectively stated, and that such salaries shall be payable at the times respectively specified: - Name Office Salary Payable H. W. Gordon Supervisor y1600.00 Annually T. B. I.axfield Justice of Peace 400.00 Semi-annually F. R. Hartsock Justice of ileace 600.00 Quarterly L. E. Chase Councilmen 200.00 Semi-annually W. A. i.unsey Councilman 200.00 Semi-annually Albert Force Collector of Taxes 800.00 Quarterly Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk 1200.00 Quarterly Harry If. Baker Highz;ay Supt . 3000.00 Monthly F. C. Llarshall Assessor 400.00 Annually F. 3. Howe Assessor 400.00 Annually R. C. Mandeville Assessor 400.00 Annually John Turk Attendance Officer 150.00 Quarterly Dr. Philip Robinson Health Officer 500.00 Annually Rachel T. Hanshaw Registrar 50.00 Annually This resolution was seconded by Justice Ma.cf field and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - Hartsock-Iaxfield-Llunsey. Loes.O. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. Moved by Justice T:axf ield that the Tompkins County Trust Co. bank be designated as the depository of all funds of the To=. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes-M field-Hartsock-:.iunsey. No 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that Ruth Trousdale be appointed Clerk to the Supervisor for 1947 at a salary of 9500.00 per year to be paid semi-annually. This was. seconded by Gouncilman Munsey and approved as follows:- Ayes -Maxfield- Eansey-Hartsock. Noes 0. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Alloyed Harry U. Baker Hway Supt. Dec.salary 0225.00 3225.00 V. Y. State Elea. & Gas St. lights for Dec. 58.04 58.04 Ithaca Fire Dept. Response to 2 fires 200.00 200.00 Ruth L. Putney Elea. Insp.4 2 Primary 10.00 10.00 Ithaca Journal Legal ad 2.28 2.28 Ithaca ;'later Dept. Hydrant services R.H.';J.D. 80.00 80.00 Ithaca }later Dept. Hydrant Services W.P.i/.D. 120.00 120.00 H. id. Gordon Cards -Postage C.H.t7.D. 3.05 3.05 x'.cKinney Agency Supervisor's bond pre. 32.00 32.00 H. IT. Gordon Supervisor -Postage labt guar 5.60 5.60 Tome. Co. Welfare Dept Home relief 47.10 47.10 Chase Nat'l .Bank Int. on F.H.'W.D. bonds 149.00 149,00 Loved by Justice Maxfield these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as f ollows:- Ayes-Yaxfield-Hartsock-T:.unsey. Noes 0. Notion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw To'.sn Clerk e February 6 1947 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Court House, Thursday, Feb. 6, 1947 at 2:00 P.M. Members present:- H. N. Gordon, Supervisor:- Justices T. B. Maxfield - F. R. Hartsock:- Councilmen L. E. Chase - Vl. A. Munsey:- Supt. Highways - H. U. Baker: Clerk -Rachel T. Hanshaw. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The question of the Water Tank Road was discussed and the Supervisor was instructed to contact the Village Clerk and report. The contract of the W. 3, Lozier Co. for post war planning project was presented. Eng:. surveyrfor.;, C. K. stater Dist: R. H. Plater Dist.: and ;.1. P. Water Dist. for seVer.. --, Moved by Councilman Munsey that.the Supervisor be empowered to sign the contract that the proposal is hereby accepted and the W. S. Lazier Co. is hereby e*loyed as engineers for the work specified therein upon the terms and conditions therein set forth. This was seabnded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes - Munsey Ilaxfield-Chase-Hartsock. Noes 0. A letter from State Traffic Commission pertainirig"to speed limits in the To= was read. The speed limit on the east side of Triphammer Road from the City line to the north boundary line of the Village of Cayuga Heights was limited to 25 miles per hour. The letter was referred to the County Supt . of Highways to erect proper signs. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor appoint three residents on the fact, finding committee to study the question of City, Town and Village relations in regard to a larger City. This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as f Ilovs•- " s - Maxfield - Munsey - Chase - Hartsock. Noes 0. � ,,��•��� �;-t. r- Moved by, Councilman Chase that the bond of Albert For e, Tax Collector be accepted. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase - Hartsock - Maxf field - Munsey. Noes 0. The Supt. of Highways presented Highway Agreements. Moved by Councilman Chase these agreements be approved and signed. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase Hartsock - Maxfield - Munsey. Noes 0. ,The following bills were audited: - Name - Nature Claimed Allowed Harry U. Baker Supt. HIway Jan. Salary 250.00 250.00 Cornell University dater 6 Mo. F.H.W.D. 269.17 289.17 N. Y. State Bloc. &. Gas St. Lights for Jan. 58.04 58.04 R. S. Boothroyd Bonds for T. C. & Justice 6.50 6.50 R. S. Boothroyd Bond for Tax Collector 79.49 79.49 H. N. Gordon Cards for C .H.W.D. 3.05 3.05 H. N. Gordon mileage for Welfare 5.40 5.40 Cayuga Press Assessment Rolls 55.25 55.25 Ithaca Fire Dept. Response to 2 fires 450.00 450.00 John T. Allen Reading & Billing 37.00 37.00 Moved by Councilman Chase these bills be ;paid. This was seconded by Just ice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase - Hartsock - Maxf ield I.1unsey. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Han shave Tocin Clerk 70 Mare re h 6 1947 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Court House at 2:00 * . PLi, lurch 6, 1947. rembers present:- Supervisor, H. li. Gordon:- Justices, T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock:- Councilmen, W. A. Mansey. Also present was K;T&;n�! Clerk Rachel T. Hanshaw. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The Supervisor reported that the committee on the ,`Dater Tank Road were agreeable that the road should be open the entire length. Moved by Justice Maxfield that H. IV. Gordon, Supervisor, be appointed Service Officer for the To7m under the new Relief Law, Sec. 72 of Social Welfare Law, as of March 1, 1947. This was seconded by Councilman M'unsey and approved as follows:- Ayes - Maxf ield-Ilunsey-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Justice t.axf ield that the Town. Board authorize expenditures made by the representative of the Fact Finding Committee up to �'250.00. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and arproved as follows:'- Ayes - paxfield- Munsey - Hartsock. Noes 0. !'.loved by Councilman Mansey that the Supervisor be authorized to obtain a refund on the purchase of the D. C. Caterpiller Tractor Bulldozer from the Syracuse Supply Co., in line with a ruling issued by Attorney General of the State of New York. This was seconded by Justice Maxf field and approved as follows:- A.Ves:- Mansey - Maxfield - Hartsock. Noes 0. The Supervisor's reports for January and February were read and placed on file. The following bills were audited, - Name Nature Claimed Allayed H. U. Baker Highway Supt. Feb. Salary 250.00 250.00 H. 11. Gordon Mpenses to Assoc. of Towns 32.79 32.79 N. Y. State Elec. & G St. Lights for F eb. 58.04 58.04 Ithaca Fire Dept. Response to fire at Frears 50.00 50.00 Tompkins Co. Trust Co.Sup. Check Book 2.00 2.00 Ithaca Journal LegalA.d - Sup. Report 47.52 47.52 McKinney Agency Ins. Liability on trucks 395.09 395.09 Albert 1,7. Force Collector -Postage & Tax Notices 30.45 30.45 Williamson law Book Supervisor's Supplies 25.22 25.22 Robinson & Carpenter Sash for Sullivan House 4:10 4.10 Moved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as follows:- Ayes - Maxf ield-Munsey-Hart sock. No 0 Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Torn Clerk. 71 April 3 1947. The To"�u Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Court House, at 2:00 P.M., Thursday, April 3, 1947. Members present.- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon:- Councilmen, L. E. Chase, 167. A. lansey:- Justice, F. R. Hartsock:- Highway Supt. H. U. Bakerz- Tor;n Clerk, Rachel T. Hanshaw. Absent, T. B. 11axfield, Justice. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The matter of speeding and parking in Forest Home near the school was discussed and was referred to the Supervisor to confer with the County Highway Commission. The Supervisor's report was read and placed on file. Moved by Councilman 11unsey that the Highway Supt. be empowered to sell the old steam roller to the best advantage. This -was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- 1yes - 111unsey-Chase-Hartsock. Voes 0.` 'The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry Baker Highway Supt. Uprch salary 250.00 250,00 I7.Y.Sta.te Elec. & Gas Co. St. Lights for ilarch 58.04 - 58.04 Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk - 1st Quar. 300.00 300,00 Rachel T. Hanshavr Postage -- 3st 'guar. 11.35 11.35 T. G. Biller Sons Supervisor supplies 1.25 1.25 R. S. Boothroyd Ins. Pre. on volunteer firem 187.50 187.50 Albert Vt. Force Tax Collector - 1st Q,uar. 200.00 200.00 F. R. Hartsock Justice - Zst guar. 150.00 150,00 H. Id. Gordon Postage - 1st guar. 4.22 4.22 Ithaca Fire Dept. Response to 4 fires 300.00 300,00 John Turk. attend. Officer -1st guar 37.50 37.50 Ithaca City Expense fact find. ,comet. 250.00 250.00 Moved by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- 1yes -Chase-Hartsock-Ilunsey. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved. Rachel-T. Hanshaw - Town Clerk. 72 May 8 1947 The Town Board of the Town of Ithatia met at the Court House, Llay 8, 1947 at 2:00 PoM. Ilembers, present:- H. F. ' Gordon, Supervisor - W. A. Idlunsey, Lagrand Chase, Councilmen - F. R. Flartsock, T. B. Maxfield, Justices. Also present Supt. Highways Harry Baker, Town Clerk, Rachel 12. Hanstiaw. The minutes of the previous meeting were readnand approved. The Town Bonds have to be approved each year. The Superyisor's Highway Bond in the amount of vQM000 was presented. loved by Councilman Chase this bond be approved. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - C ha- se- Hart sock-Tiunsey- !Aaxfield. Noes 0. A letter from Genevieve ' Savage and Cayuga Heights Land Corp, repre- sented by Charles Newmanr3 asking for official abandonment of E. Remington Rd. across their properties was read. .1 certificate of abandonment was signed by the Tovm Board and filed in the I'Toim.,, Clerk's of five. At the request Of School Dist -,,j 6 of the Tozu of Ithaca for a roadway approx. 520 ft. long and 50 ft. -.aide between Highgate Md North4 Sunset Drive, the CayugaHeights Land Corp. pre ' sented * to the Town a deed, e ' for right of way, for this road. Loved by Justice Maxf ield this deed to right of way be accepted and, fiald in the County Clerk's office. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows!- Ayes - Ylaxfield- C:iase, - Munsey-4artsock. Uoes 0. A deed to, the Tank Road from Cayuga Heights Village was presented. Loved by Councilman Muns * ey the deed to the Tank Road be accepted and filed in the County Clerk's office. This was seconded by Justice Lla.%field and approved asfollows:- Ayes - Munseym-Maxfield-Hartsock-Chase. Noes 0. 1.:r. Nev;man read a letter to the State Franchise Tax Comm. prepared by him at the request of the Supervisor, in protest Of the reduction of the franchise of the N. Y. State Elec. & Gas Corp. assessment. The bond of Justice F. R. Fartsoc� was presented, Aloved by Justice., Maxfield this bond be approved. This was seconded by Councilman and approved as follows'- Ayes -Maxfield-Munsey-Ch-ase-Hartsock. Noes 0. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry Baker Highway Supt. April salary 250.00 250.00 John T. Allen F.H.W,D. Reading & services 37.00 37,00 Cornell University F.H.1W.D. water for 168,64 168.64 IT.Y.State Elec. & Gas Co St. Lights for April 56.04 58.04 Harry Gordon Mileage 9 'Welfare 4.50 4.50 Charles Herrman Legal Services 25.00 25.00 R? S. Boothroyd Bond of Hartsock 1.40 1.40 County Clerk Filing % road deeds 2.90 2*90 Moved by Justice 1axfield these bills be paid. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- 111axf ield-C ha se-Mansey-Hart sock - ITO 0. Mlotioh to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. Town of Ithaca, NY Town Board Minutes 1943-1953 73-74 These pages are missing Kofile�� www.kofile.com or blank. 75 Special Meeting - May 24 1947 A Special Meeting of the Toun Board of the 'Town of Ithaca was held at the County Court House, May 24 1947 at 2s P.M. :Members present:- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon:- Justices, T. B. :;'axfieldv F. R. H artsock:- Councilmen, V1.' A. Munsey, L. E. Chase:- Tomm Clerk, Rachel T. Hanshaw. Also present were taxpayers from the Trumansburg Road, and Slaterville Road and representing the City Water Council, T. G. Miller. The purpose of the meeting was to clarify the matter of more extensions of water to users in the Town. Mr. Miller stated that until the City heard from a engineering report on the present filtration plant, no further water could be guaranteed to new water districts. There is a limited supply of filtered water, and the City users shall be serviced first. In case of increased building within the Citym the demand for water would be too great for the present filtration plant. Those present were in favor of forming a water district on the Trumansburg Road. Meeting adjourned. Rachel 1'. Hanshaw, Town Clerk. t , ?6 June 5 1947. The To�.n Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Tom Highway Bldg. June 5, 1947 at 7:30 P,I:. . Members present:- Supervisor, H. L. Gordon:- Justices, F. R. Hartsock, T. B. %'axfield:- Councilmen, L. E. Chase,' W. A. Llunsey':- Highway Supt. Harry Baker:- Town Clerk, Rachel T. Hanshaw'*' The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved as corrected. Mr. James Lacy appeared before the Board in regard to the formation of a Lighting District in Glenside. He presented a petition signed by the residents of the Glenside district for the establishment of a Lighting District. It is hereby ordered that a meeting of the Town. Board of the Tovm of Ithaca, Tompkins County, N. Y., will be held at the Polling Place 4 1, in said Tozu, on the 10th day of Jul;*,' 1947 at 7:30 P.M., to consider said petition and to hear all persons interested in the subject thereof, concerning the same, and for such other action on the.part of the To= Board relative to said petition as may be required by law... The following resolution was offered by Justice Maxfield: - Resolved that a copy of the order adopted at this meeting, certified by the Town Clerk, be published once in the Ithaca Journal, Which is hereby designated as the official paper of the Town, and that such publication be not less than ten nor more than twenty days before the loth day of July, 1947,(the hearing date specified in said order), and that copies of such order be posted conspicuously in five public places within the proposed Lighting District, not less than ten nor more than twenty days before said date. This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as follows:- Ayes-Maxfield- Munsey-Chase-Hartsock. Noes 0. A delegation from School District 4 3 were present and presented a petition for a recreational field for the children of that school district in the Spencer Road - Buttermilk Falls area. The Board filed the petition and suggested they elect their officers and find suitable place for said field, and report to the Board. Moved by Justice Hartsock the following be appointed Election Inspectors for the Town:- District # 1 - Dem. Arthur Teeter - Heryl Paige, Rep. Grace Smith, Hazel Baker:- Dist. 4 2 - Dem. Viola Boothroyd, Gladys Andrews: Rep. Margaret napes, Floyd .Andrews:- Dist. ;r 3 - Dem. Agnes Granville, Luella Thompson: Rep. Florence Dyers, Cora Gray:- Dist. -� 4 - Dem. Eleanor Olsefski, Ruth i7hite: Rep. Mildred Werder, Mary Southard. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes - Hartsock-Chase-Llaxfield-L.unsey. No. 0, A petition from residents of Lake Road in protest of being in a sewer district and against having proposed sewer plant installed in that section, was presented and. ordered filed. The Supervisor's monthly was read and placed on file. The following bills were audited:-, Name Nature Claimed Allowe Harry Baker Highway Supt. May Salary 250.00 250.00 I.T. Y. Elec. & Gas Corp. St. Lights for L: iy 58.04 58.04 D. B. Smith & Co. Inc. 6 Fire pumps 108.00 108.00 H. N. Gordon Express on fire fighters 1.85 1.85 Albert Force 7ax Coll. Postage & cards 9.95. 9.95 Corner Bookstore Flags for Mem: Day 26.25 26.25 R. S. Boothroyd Added --Uis'tonz.tenctomtroller 25.69 Moved by Couoilman Chase these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice Eaxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase -Maxfield- Hartsock- L':unsey. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hansha.w Town Clerk. 77 July 10, 1947 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at Polling Place Ito. 1 July 10, 1947 at 7:30 P.m. Members, present :- H. N. Gordon, Supervisor:- Justices, F. R. Hartsock, T. B. 11axfield:- Councilman, L. E. Chase. Absent Councilman, 7. A. Munsey. This was a public hearing on the fro±ming:.ofi:a , li;,�hting district to be known as the Glenside Ligftting District.. The motion of the establishing the district, together with resolution was read. Proof of publication and posting was presented. The following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock:- Resolved, that a contract for the construction and installation of the improvment and the providing of service therefor be made with the Ne:w York State Electric & Gas Corporation, a corporation already having the consent of the Tour Board for the use of such streets, Highways and other public places as may be necessary for the use of the corporation's poles, wires and other apparatus: that such contract shall provide for the lighting of streets, avenues, highways, public places and public buildings in the said lighting district; that said contract shall provide that the Town Board may, from time to time, require, and the Company shall furnish, additional lamps at the rate specified therein; that a majority of the Town -Board be, and hereby is, authorized, empowered and directed to execute, for and in behalf of the Town Board, the written contract 'with the New York SULbe Electric & Gas Corporation, a copy of which has this date been presented to and filed with this Board. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and immediately adopted by the following vote:- Ayes - Chase-HartsockMaxfield. Noes 0, The following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock:- Resolved that the written contract submitted by the New York State Electric & Gas Corporation for lighting the streets and public places of Glenside District, Town of Ithaca, dated July 10, 1947, be, and the same hereby is, approved and that a majority of the members elected to this Board be, and they hereby are, authorized and directed to execute the same in the name of and in behalf of the Tovrn of Ithaca. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes - Hartsock-Chase-11axfield. Aloes 0. Public meeting adjourned. Town Board meeting called to order. The minutes'of the previous meeting were read and approved. 11r. Robinson appeared before the Board and asked that the road near the entrance to his property be made straight. This was referred to the Highway Supt. to correct. 11r. Niles was present and demonstrated road signs. A survey was suggested to get an idea as to cost. Moved by Councilman Chase that we ask permission of the State traffic Commission to limit speed on the old :Spencer Road. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes -Chase-Hartsock-Maxfield- Noes d gloved by Councilman, Chase that the sum of �6e375. be made available for the Town's share of the cost of the preliminary studies of tine proposed Forest Horne Sewer District, and that the Supervisor be authorized to execute the contract and certified forms with the State Planning Commission. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and a„proved as follows:- Ayes -Chase-Hartseek- Maxfield. Noes 0. Also to employ Lozier Co. to make plans and test borings. The following resolution was offered by Councilman 3hase.- Resolved that the written contract submitted by the Tdew York State Electric A Gas Corporation for lighting the streets and public places of District Renwick Hcights, Town of Ithaca, dated July 10, 1947, be, ar_d the same hereby is, approved and that a majority of the members affected to this Board be, and they hereby are, authorized and directed to execute the same in the name and in behalf of the Town of Ithaca. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes-Chase-Hartsock-Maxfield. No 0. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and filed. The following bills were audited: - Name Iwature Clai:zed Allowed Harry Baker Highway Sant. July salary 250.00 250.00 N. Y. State Elea. & Gas St. Lights for July 58.04 58.04 H. I.. Gordon Supervisor-Postage-2nd wear 5.06 5.06 Robinson & Car -,)enter Vvbod for ballott boxes 12,88 12.88 R. S. Boothroyd f ire & theft on fleet of truks 44.64 44.64 John H. Turk Attendance officer - 3 mo. salary 37.50 37.50 Bills continued Dame Mature Claimed Allowed Ruth S. 2rousdale Supervisor's Clerk- Semi salary 250.00 250.00 Dr. Philip Robinson Health officer 478.80 478.80 Albert r7. Force Tax Collector-2nd Quar. Salary 200.00 200.00 Rachel T. Hanshaw Torn Clerk - 2 nd @uar. Salary 300.00 300.00 Rachel T. H anshaw '+ �+ Postage - 2nd, guar. 2.00 2.00 L. R. Chase Councilman - semi salary 100.00 100.00 T. B. Llaxfield" Justice - semi salary 200.00 200.00 F. R. Hartsock Justice - 2nd guar. salary 150.00 - 150.00 Chase Nat'l Bank Bond w interest F.H.W.D. 1149.00 1149,00 Cornell University Water for F.H.W.D. 162.54 162.54 Moved by Justice 11axfield, seconded by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. approved as follows.- Ayes -Chase-lamfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk 79 August 7 1947 The Town hoard of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Court House August 7, 1947 at 7:00 P.l:. Ittembers present :- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon: - Justice, T. B. LSaxf ield:- Councilman, L. E. Chase. absent - Justice F. R. Hartsock:- Councilman, J. A. Munsey. The minutes of the previous meeting rare read and approved. The approval of the State Postwar Public Vlorks Planning Commission on the Forest Howe Suer project was received and placed on file. The following resolution was offered by Justice Laxfield:- Resolved, that the Supervisor be empowered to sign the contract that the proposal is hereby accepted and the W. 3. Lozier Co. is hereby employed as engineers for t he work specif ied therein upon the -terms and conditions therein set forth. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes - Maxfield -Chase. Noes 0. The Supervisor explained about the various recreation fields for school children but no adtion taken a s' yet . The Supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. The following bills were audited:- . Name Ile- ture Claimed Allowed Harry U. Baker Highway Supt. July salary 250.00 250.00 N. Y. State' Elec. & Gas Corp. St. Lights for July 58.04 58.04 C. J. Rumsey & Co. 4 padlocl.s for, ballott boxes 2.40 2.40 Ithaca Journal Legal Notice - Grievance Day 7.56 7.56 John T. Allen Services - F .H.itl.D. 37.00 37.00 Carl Crandall Eng. Services - C.H.710. 200.00 200,00 Gilliamson Laa Book :o. Justice supplies 4.00 4.00 H. N.; _Gordon- -Post-;cardst!- Umeograph_- 1845 17.:.A«::11unsey: Councilman. -.k 5emi-.=,salary, : 1006W :1OQ.00 Lloved by '.30uncilman Chase, seconded by Justice taxfieldd, these bills be paid. Moved by Justice Iiaxfield the following be designated as Polling Places for the Town of Ithaca:-_ No. 1 - Tovmn Bldg. - Coy Glen Rd. Ito. 2 - Forest Horne School House No. 3 - Town Bldg. Coddington Cross Rd. No. 4 - Cayuga Heights School. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows: - Ayes - Chase,'.!axfield. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Mixfield that C. Morris Gray, republican and Otis 3. Root, Democrat be appointed as Custodians of Election Machines. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows: -.Ayes - Chase- Maxf ield. ldoesO . Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. i s September 4 1947 The Toz,n Board of the Tovn of Ithaca met at the County Court house Thursday, Sept. hth, 1947 at 6:00 P:::. Limbers present - H. 1.. 'Gordon, Supervisor - L. E. Chase, Councilman - F. R. Hartsock, Justice. Absent - Justice T. B. Maxfield - CI. A. Mansey - Councilman. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. A letter from Louis L. ITangeroni asking for permission to connect with water mains in C . R. W. D. was read. b Moved by Councilman Chase this permit be granted subject to the approval of the C. H. W. D. Committee. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase - Hartsoex. hoes 0. The following bills here audited: - Dame I Nature Claimed Allowed Harry Baker Highway Suet. Aug. Salary 250.00 250.00 D.L. & W. RR' Co. Rent of land at Polling Place 3 6.00 6.00 17illiamson Law Book uo., S3hool Tax sheets 5.13 5.13, N Y. State Electric & Gas St. Lights for .?august 54.08 54.08 Moved by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice Hartsbck and approved as follows:- !ayes - Chase-Hartsock. Does 0. On motion the Board adjourned. Rachel T. Hanshaw To:.,n Clerk PRELIMINARY BUDGET FOR THE TOWN OF ... J-1 r �,' ------------------------ GENERAL .FUND — APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL GOVERNMENT Town Board Town Hall and Offices Rentals (board room, offices, elections, etc.) $ ......... G..Q0.. Compensation of employees .................. Purchase.of furniture and equipment . .................. Repairs, light, heat and telephone . .......... * ........ Other expenses .................. Elections Compensation of election officials (including mileage) ... 7.fx"QO ... Compensation of custodians of voting machines ..... W-0.00 ... Other expenses ..... 4.Q -- Q.Q. =.. Voting machines, purchase and repair .................. Insurance Compensation insurance .................. Official bonds and undertakings —=40.0 ... Fire and liability .10NA0.0 ... Other .................. Printing and advertising (all departments) —100.0.0 ... Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation ... ...10.0.00... Services of engineer and expenses .................. Zoning inspector and expenses —50040 ... Annual audit and examination .................. Publicity fund .................. . Employees"Retirement System (town share) .................. ....................................................................... . ... ------------ Total Supervisor Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Total Justices of the Peace Salaries Office and other expenses ------ 10-9.0-0 -- Compensation of employees ------------------ Total $ -- 1130.00 ----------------- Councilmen Salaries $ ---- 00-.OD .. Office and other expenses ------------------ Total Town Clerk Salary $-azoa;j=-- Office and other expenses ----- zo-=.. Compensation of employees ------------------ Total TOWN HEALTH FUND APPROPRIATIONS Board of Health Salary of health officer Other health expenses Compensation of nurses TOTAL BOARD OF HEALTH Registrar of Vital Statistics Compensation Other expenses Fees of physicians TOTAL REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR TOWN HEALTH Fire Protection Fire calls Borro«ed from Gen. Fund Contract To tat �-1000.00 200.33 610 00.00 Amount to be raised for fire protection $.237..3D ----- � 2200.33 4 2200.33 No. 18 WIlliamson Law Book Co., Rochester, N. Y. GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes IKiffdJff1Mtaxe9t shared taxes Franchise taxes on business corporations Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) Dog licenses (from county) Other licenses (town ordinances) Fines, penalties and forfeitures Rent of town owned property Fees of town clerk Fees of justices of the peace Fees of assessors Fees of tax collector Fees of constables or police officers Fees of town library Fees of parks and playgrounds Fees of airports Fees of cemeteries All other Sale of town property Reimbursement from special districts for supervision ............. z.t2nz1.Qn.-sQf..t=--as...................................... Unexpended balances (Sec. 115, Town Law) TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) GENERAL FUND SUMMARY Appropriations General government Protection of persons and property Education Recreation Public Utilities Redemption of Debt Interest on debt Construction and permanent improvements Miscellaneous Contingent purposes TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND ----------------- .................. .................. ........ $.Q tQ.(! .................. Total $..141Q6..QQ ...... nQ.1Qa ......2QQ.AQQ ----2050AQQ --....1QQ,.QQ $19056..00.- $3I.Agz.QQ-- MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS AND INTEREST (exclusive of district and special improvement debt) Redemption of Debt (Principal) Temporary loans Emergency appropriation loans $ ------------------ Revenue anticipation loans ------------------, Deficiency loans ------------------ Other temporary loans (specify) ------------------ Total $ ------------------ Bonds (give title of each issue) a------------------------------------------------------------- $------------------ b------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ c- ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------ Total $ ------------------ TOTAL REDEMPTION OF DEBT $ ------------------ Interest on Debt Interest on temporary loans $---------------- -- Interest on bonds (give title of each issue) a- ----------------------------------- ------------------------ $----- ------------- b------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ c- ----------------------- ------------------------------------ ------------------ Total $ ------------------ TOTAL INTEREST ON DEBT $ ------------------ CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS Nature of Improvement a------------------------------------------------------------------------- $------------------ b------------------ ------------------------------------------------------ .................. c-------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------- Total $ ------------------ TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $ ------------------ MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Organizations for Rooms Judgments and Settlements (describe in detail) $------------------ ----------------------------- ------------------------------------------- $----- ------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------ ------------ $------------------ 1943 Accounts, Claims and Demands $ ------------------ TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS $ ------------------ CONTINGENT PURPOSES Sec. 112 of the Town Law $2544-1-4Q --- (Over) BRIDGE FUND (ITEM 2) —APPROPRIATIONS Labor and teamwork * $ ------------------ Materials for repair and maintenance .................. Construction of new bridges .................. Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to See. 273, Highway Law ------------------ 1 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS timated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues $ ------------------ Unexpended balance ...... 652&co TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 2) MACHINERY FUND (ITEM 3) —APPROPRIATIONS Purchase of machinery, tools and implements $..700Q.00.- Repair of machinery, tools and implements Storage of machinery, tools and implements .................. Repairs or pay of operators on machinery rented to county or village .................. Gasoline or oil for machinery rented to county or village .................. Redemption of machinery certificates .................. Interest on machinery certificates .................. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $100.QQ.QQ.. Estimated Revenues Rentals of machinery $-2000.0.0 --- Miscellaneous revenues ------------------ Unexpended balance -20JO-0-.0-0— TOTAL REVENUES $-4a00-"0.4-- AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND, (ITEM 3) SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)—APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent Expenses town superintendent Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent Removing obstructions caused by snow Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush Other miscellaneous purposes Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to See. 273, Highway Law . TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS timated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES 1§2 AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 4) AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEMS 2,3 and 4) $12-10--0-. Assessors Salaries Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Receiver of Taxes or Tax Collector Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Town Attorney Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Town Engineer Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Town Comptroller Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Zoning Commission Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Board of Appeals Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Planning Board $-.'Sorg-.00 ---- Total $ --- 6.5.0. II.Q.0 ... ----- 5.0.0.0.0 .................. Total $ ... 9.0.0..1.00.... $------------------ .................. ----------------- * Total $ ------------------ ------------------ ------------------ Total $ ----- — ----------- .................. Total $------------------ M $ ------------------ ------------------ Total $ ------------------ $ ..... . ........... .................. Total $ .................. Office and other expenses $ .................. Compensation of employees -------- Total $ .................. TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation Mileage and other expenses Purchase of equipment Lockup Compensation of employees Other expenses Traffic Signs, signals and highway lighting $ ------------------ ------ Moaa . . ------------------ Total $..501-00 ...... $ ------------------ ---------- * ------- Total $ 10 Dog Warden Compensation Other. expenses Forest Fires Compensation of fire wardens and laborers Other expenses Payment to Conservation Commission Inspection Costs Building inspection Plumbing inspection Electrical inspection Examining Boards Plumbers Electricians Heating and ventilating $ .................. .................. Total $ ------------------ $ ------------------ ------------------ ------------------ Total War Emergency Purposes TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Attendance Officer Compensation Other expenses Town Historian Other expenses Compensation Town Library Compensation Other expenses Payments to other libraries TOTAL EDUCATION EDUCATION RECREATION Parks and Playgrounds Purchase of land Compensation of employees nev7 equipment Other expenses Purchase of equipment Patriotic Observances Cemeteries Airports PUBLIC UTILITIES TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES .................. Total $ ------------------ $ ------------------ $ ..... 5D...Q-Q ... .................. Total $ $ ------------------ .................. ------------------ Total $ ------------------ $-.=Ioja --- 1000,00 1000,00 $ ------ ----------- ------------------ ------------------ Total $ --- g0QQ.00-. $ ------ za.0ja. $.4QqQkQQ ... $...!9QA20 --- $ ------------------ $---1CL0L.QQ ... WELFARE FUND i Town Welfare Officer Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Home Relief Burials Lunacy Cases Lunacy examinations Other expenses Veterans' Relief TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Total $ ----- - ----------- $ ----- - ----------- Reimbursement of home relief from State $ ------------------ Reimbursement of welfare salaries from State ------------------ Refunds of home relief from recipients ------------------ Unexpended balance (See. 115, Town Law) .................. TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR WELFARE FUND HIGHWAY FUND HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM I) —APPROPRIATIONS General repairs Special improyements .-9.30Q'.QQ'. Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to See. 273, Highway Law .................. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $--27300.00 Estimated Revenues State aid $--12QQ�QQ-- Miscellaneous revenues County 2000.00 ------------------ Unexpended balance, ------------------ TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1) ------------------ $ ------------------ $-3.4a00.Q0.- October 6 1947 The Torn Board of the `town of Ithaca met at County Court House, Monday evening, Oct. 6, 1947 at 7:00 P.111. Members present :- H. I:f. Gordon, Supervisor - T. B. Yaxfield, F. R. Hartsock, Justices - xl. A. tunsey,' L. H. Ghase, Councilmen. The minutes of the pravious meeting were read and approved. Estimates for the Preli minary Budget were presented. The following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock:- RESOLVED, that this Torn Board does hereby prepare and approve as the Preliminary budget of this Town for the fiscal year, beginning on the first day of January, 1948, the itemized statement of estimated revenues and expenditures hereto attached and made a part of this resolution, and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that such Preliminary Budget shall be filed in the office of the Tovm Clerk where it shall be available for inspection by any interested persons at all reasonable hours, and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that this Board shall meet at 2:00 ?X. on the 6th day of November, 1947, at the Tovm Clerk's office for the purpose of holding a Public Bearing upon such preliminary budget, and be it FURTHN''R RESOLVED that the Torn Clerk give notice of such Public Hearing in the manner provided in Section 113 of the Town Law, and that such notice be published at least twice. The resolution was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes - Hart sock - Chase - Munsey - I.Iaxfield. Noes 0. Theaupervisor reported on the bill of '„fin. S. Lozier Co. for test borings. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and filed. Moved by Justice Maxfield that Augusta L. Hanshaw be appointed Debuty To:-m Clerk to serve without compensation. This was seconded by Councilman P.Iunsey and approved as follovrsc- Ayes-Maxfield-I'lunsey- Chase - Hartsock. Noes 0. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry Baker Highway Supt. Sept: Salary 250.00 250.00 ib.Y.State Elec. r Gas St�. Lights for Sept . 58.04 58.04 John H. Turk Attendance officer - 3rd ;,uar 37.50 37.50 R. S. Boothroyd Highway fund bond -Supervisor 12.80 12.80 H. 11. Gordon Supervisor - Postage 3rd guar 5.21 5.21 Albert W. Force Collector 3rd Quar &Mary 200.00 200.00 Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk- 3rd :-Zuar Salary 300.00 300.00 Rachel T. Hanshaw " " Pantage 3rd Quar 1.68 1.68 Dennis S Co. Budget supplies 8.11 8.11 r . R. Hartsock Justice - 3rd guar Salary 150.00 150.00 Loved Counciliwin Yunsey these bills be paid. This -,,,as seconded by Justice Taxfield and approved as follar:s:- Ayes - 1.1ansey-Maaifield- Chase- H";rtsock. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was offered by Councilman Chase, seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Tovm Clerk October 25 1947 The T awn Board of the loran of Ithaca :net at the Town Clerk's Office on Oct. 25, 1947 at 11:00 A. M. Members present - H. R. Gordon, Supervisor: -- F. R. Hartsock, Justice: - ,Councilmen, W. ,I. Muns'ey, L. E. Chase. This eras a special meeting in the maater of a petition for the extension of .the Spencer Road Water District in the Town of Ithaca. A petition signed by over one-half of resident ovrners and over half the assessed valuation owners was presented by Boardman Les, ,attorney for petitioners. The following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock:- ihereas, a written petition dated the 15th day of October, 1947, in due form and containing the required signatures has been presented to and f 11ed with the Torn Board of the To;:n of Ithaca. County of Tompkins, and State. of Nerr York, for the establishment of an:extension of the Spencer Road hater District in the said Tovn, such extension to be bounded and describer as follows: Commencing at the intersection of the center line of the Ithaca -Elmira State Highway, and the south corporation of the City of Ithaca running thende nest along the south City line to its intersection with tfie easterly boundary of property of the Delaware, lackat,rana and 7 estern Railroad Col,.inamy: thence south along; the easterly boundary of said Railroad'Company's lands to the center of the Cayuga Inlet: thence in a southerly direction along the center, of said Cayuga Inlet as it winds and turns to the center line of the old Elmira Road; thence easterly along the,center of the said Old Elmira Road to the center line of the Ithaca -Elmira State Highway; thence northeasterly along the center of said Ithaca - Elmira State Highway to the place of beginning. And, Whereas, the improvements proposed consist of the laying of water -distributing pipes and hydrants, including the acquisition of the necessary lands and rights of way therefor in accordance" with certain plans made a part.of such petition and heretofore adopted by this Board and now on file in the office of the Town Clerk of the said Town: and Whereas, the maximum amount proposed to be expended for such improvements as stated in the said petition is the sum of �U0,000) it is hereby Ordered; That a meeting" of the Town Board of the ToT,rm of Ithaca shall be held at the Tovm Highway Building; in the Torn of Ithaca,, New York, on the 6th day of November, 1947, at 4:00 O'clock in the afternoon of that day to consider the said petition and to hear all persons interested in the subject thereof concerning the same and for such action on the part of said Town Board xvitn relation to the said petition as may be required by. law or proper in the premises. To be published and posted as required by law. This was seconded by Couhcilmen Munsey acid approved as follows:- Ayes - Hart sock-Mansey-Chase. IJoes 0. On motion the Special meeting was adjourned. Rachel T . Funs haw 'roan Clerk. M Ilovember 6 1947 The ,Town Board of the To.fm of Ithaca met at the riOYM Clerk'; Office, I;ov..6 , 1947 at 2:00 P...i. Members present:- Supervisor, H. Ii. Cordon - Councilmen, L. E. Chose, W. A. ':unsey - Justice, F. R. Hartsock. Absent:- Justice, T. 3. L.axfielcl. This meeting was called for a -Bublic hearing on the Preliminary Budget. Proof of publiaation of such meeting was presented. The minutes of the _previous meeting were read and approved. The following resolution -aas offered by Councilman Ch se:- 'MEEHEAS,, this To= Board has met at the time and place specified in the notice of Public Hearing on the Preliminary Budget, and heard all persons desiring to he heard thereon, now therefore be it Resolved, that this Town Board does hereby adopt such Preliminary Budget as originally compiled, as the AI'' -UAL BUDGET of this Tower: for the fiscal year beginning on the first day of January, 1948, and that such budget az so adopted be entered or attached hereto in the minutes of the proceedings of this Towrm .Board, and be it further RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk of this To= shall prep ;re and certify in duplicate, copies of said AI'MUAL BL.DG T as adopted by this To,= Board, together with the estimates, if any, adopted pursuant to Section 202a, Sub. 2 of the Town Law, and deliver one copy thereof to the Supervisor of this TowT.n to be presented by him to the Board of Supervisors of this County. This resolution was seconded by Justice Hartsoek and approved as follo ws:- Ayes - Chase-Hartsock-Ilunsey. noes 0. Public Hearing adjourned. Town Board meeting opened. T.Zoved by Justice Hartsock that vie ask the State Traffic Commission under Chapter 210, Laws of 1947, for 25 mile speed limit on the old Spencer Road from Ciine to the State Park:- H.snshacv d from Cayugga ilei. hts Village line to Warren Road:- Forest home Drive frora Citylline to the pecond,;bridge in that hamlet. This was seconded by Councilman llunsey Land approved as follows: - Ayes - Hart sock--;±unsey-Cha-se . Noes 0. Moved by Councilman :iunsey that the water contracts between the City of Ithaca and the To-wn of Ithaca for the Cayuga Heights, Glendise, bpencer Rd., and Reiwvick Heights Water Districts be approved and signed. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follo-as:- Ayes-Munsey-Chase-Ha.rtsock. No 0. Those contracts to be affective as of Sept. 15, 1947. Moved by Justice Hartsock.the To-= Supt. of Ftigbviays be authorized, with the consent of the County Hi^_'h'wway Supt.,to proceed, according to Lava, to obtain a Brockway 260 XW 4 yard dump- truck not to exceed the sum. of .6350.00. This .was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase - Hart sock-Mansey. Roes 0. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and filed. Moved by Councilman Linsey that Rachel T. Hanshaw be appointed dog enumerator for the year 1948. This was seconded by Councilman Chose and approved as follows-.- Ayes - 2.1unsey - Chase- Hart,sock. IToes 0. The following bills were audited: - Name Rature Harry Baker I,. Y. State Elec. Ithaca Journal Arthur Teeter Beryl J. Paige Grace IT. Smith Hazel B. Baker Viola Boothroyd Anne Force Ht~len K. Hoffman Margaret S. t.cpos Highway Supt . Oct . Salary x C-s StLight s for Oct. Legal yid on Assessment roll Insp. Elections Dist 1 tt it It 1 it it It 1 it it it 1 It it It 2 It it it 2 it It it 2 M it It it 2 Claimed "250.00 58.04 3.60 41.28 41.00 41.00 41.00 41.00 41.00 41.00 A.r1.00 Al Iowed 250.00 58.04 3.60 41.28 41.00 41.00 41.00 41.00 41.00 41.00 41.00 raMl Lai; A Nov. 6th cont'd Bills Name Nature Cla imed Allowed Florence M. Yqors Inspt. Elections Dist. 3 42.60 42.60 luella Thoppson f? It it 3 41.00 41.00 Cora 11. Gray it ff it 3 41.00 41.00 Agnes Granville of it to 3 40.00 40.00 1.1ildred Worder it ti of 4 40.00 40000 Eleanor Olsef ski rt It ti 4 30.00 30.00 Helen S. Sale r, tv r, 4 41.00 41.00 Ru t ft "Wh it a tt tt rt 4 40.00 40.00 ,'.:n- A. Winslow Janitor Services Poll.Pl. 4 12-00 12.00 D. E. Westervelt if it it to 2 12.00 12.00 Morris Gray Re Custodian Elec. Machines 26.00 26.00 Otis Root D. it rt it 26.00 26.00 Nancy Hammond Rechecking Blec. -71anchines 4.00 4.00 Edna Y arvel it it 11 1 day Insp. 14.00 14.00 Ithaca Journal legal ad on Budget 6.80 6.80 3outh Side Coal Co. 'Wood for Poll PI 3 6.00 6.00 John T. Allen Reading -R billing F.H.W.D. 37.00 37.00 I'lloved by Councilman Munsey these bills be paid. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as f oilows:- Ayes -1,1uns ey-C hase-Hart sock. 1-.oes 0. Notion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. Assessors Salaries Office and other expenses -=-`Q•_ Compensation of employees -- - --- TOTAL $ Receiver of Taxes or Tax Collector Salary Office and other expenses ............ -5Q-•0-0. Compensation of employees --- - --_ TOTAL $.....-.__9d0.00_ Town Attorney Salary -- ......... Office and other expenses .... -.................. - Compensation of employees ---.----------•----- TOTAL $..... - .... _-- ---•-------- Town Engineer hi .n-X r aupt . Salary $_33—OQ..40 ..... Office and other expenses -------------------------- Compensation of employees...... - .... - .... - ...... :_.. TOTAL $....;i.... 30.Q..D..Q Town Comptroller Salary $....... _-............ ...... . Office and other expenses ----=------------------ Compensation of employees ------•-----•---•------•-• TOTAL$...... ..... ................ Zoning Commission Office and other expenses_ $--:-----•-----•--••------- Compensation of employees ---- ----................. TOTAL $....._--............ .-.... Board of Appeals Office and other expenses $-,..------,----•------•--- Compensation of employees .............. .......... TOTAL Planning Board Office and other expenses $--- .----- -_:.:_...:::..._. Compensation of employees ....... ..... ....... TOTAL $....-_._..- ...._.-.-. TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT $-14.... 0a^.40 PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation Mileage and other expenses Purchase of equipment Lockup Compensation of employees Other expenses Traffic Signs, signals and highway lighting liq $..... _...------ ------.--•-- TOTAL $..............:5.Q..�?0 $ -----................_....- ... TOTAL $...... ..................... $- ...:........................ BRIDGE FUND (ITEM 2)—APPROPRIATIONS Labor and team work Materials for repair and maintenance Construction of new bridges Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 2) MACHINERY FUND (ITEM 3)—APPROPRIATIONS Purchase of machinery, tools and implements Repair of machinery, tools and implements Storage of machinery, tools and implements Repairs or pay of operators on machinery rented to county or village Gasoline or oil for machinery rented to county or village Redemption of machinery certificates Interest on machinery certificates TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Rentals of machinery Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 3) $........ .............. ...... $.........1is�ne .__.. $-------------------------- ------ 652.00-.... $------&52-.00.... $... 7-.-.QDQ1100-- ... 3..-Q.OQ..QA.. U0_..000..bb. $.-12000.100..... ..2O.OQ..QO..... SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)—APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent Expenses town superintendent Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent Removing obstructions caused by snow Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush Other miscellaneous purposes Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES ,AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 4) AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEMS 2, 3 and 4) F1 $-------------------------- . • • WELFARE FUND APPROPRIATIONS Town Welfare Officer Salary ........................ Office and other expenses Compensation of employees _„- ...... TOTAL$ .................. Home Relief Burials $....._...._...._......_ Lunacy Cases Lunacy examinations $.-..-_-_._- Otherexpenses TOTAL$-..... _.._._..._.._._..- Veterans' Relief $--..._...._............. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $....__....-----__.......... Estimated Revenues Reimbursement of home relief from State Reimbursement of welfare salaries from State Refunds of home: relief from recipients Unexpended balance (Sec. 115, Town Law) TOTAL REVENUES $ - AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR WELFARE FUND $Now ------_---_---- HIGHWAY FUND HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM T)—APPROPRIATIONS General repairs Special improvements ...--3oC..10_ Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec_ , 273, Highway Law --------------------------- TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $1'i'_.-30.0.0.0. Estimated Revenges State aid $-,---}{�_,-4�p Miscellaneous revenues Cour_ty aid --- g-_0CrC,.00. Unexpended balance ........... _.... _--.-__---, TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNTTO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR H IGHWAY FUND ( ITEM I ) Dog Warden Compensation Other expenses Forest Fires Compensation of fire wardens and laborers Other expenses Payment to Conservation Commission Inspection Costs Building inspection Plumbing inspection Electrical inspection Examining Boards Plumbers Electricians Heating and ventilating War Emergency Purposes TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY EDUCATION Attendance Officer .......... . ........... . .... . ..... TOTAL $ ...... . ............. TOTAL $-----.-- ate.. -DO ----- ------------- -------------- -- - - ----- TOTAL $--------- - ---- - ---- - ----- $ ----- - ----------------------- TOTAL$ ------------------------------ $ ----------- ----------------- $ ------- 100-.Qa- Compensation $ ...... 1BO...00- ... Other expenses ........ ..... . ..... TOTAL Town Historian Compensation Other expenses ..... 50,00 Town Library Compensation of employees $ Other expenses ---------- Payments to other libraries ---...._.--..._------------ TOTAL $ --------- ZQQ..-Q0-, TOTAL EDUCATION $ --------------- : ------------ RECREATION Parks and Playgrounds Compensation of employees -Pu-h:ase of lend Other expenses pruen t , e:! i Purchase of equipment Patriotic Observances TOTAL RECREATION Cemeteries Airports PUBLIC UTILITIES TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES 3 -------------------- TOTAL $.--..2 ... 02-0.�Q-Q $ ----- - ------ -50.00 $ ------ z 050.0,0 $ $--, ........ I ------------ - $ MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS AND INTEREST (exclusive of district and special improvement debt) Redemption of Debt (Principal) Temporary loans Emergency appropriation loans $.............................. Revenue anticipation loans ...... Deficiency loans _...., Other temporary loans (specify) .......................... TOTAL $... Bonds (give title of each issue) a. .--- ..--- -------------------------------------------........ ---............ . -----------------.. ---- $ ----------------------------- b. ....................................... ----------------- ............................... ....._..--------- c-................................... -.... -------------------------------------------------------------------------- TOTAL REDEMPTION OF DEBT Interest on Debt Interest on temporary loans Interest on bonds (give title of each issue) a. ....................... -- -------------- ---------------------------------..................... .............. ....... b--------------------------------------- ------------------------------ ------ _----------------------------------- ----- c......................................................................................................................... TOTAL INTEREST ON DEBT ------------............ TOTAL $.......... $------------------------------ $--------------- $.............................. TOTAL $.............._....... CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS Nature of Improvement a. ............ ............................._................._........................ --- ... ,..... ... ........... ................ $...,._................,...... b..................................................................................................................................... c........................_...........,...._............. ........................,,.,.. TOTAL $- - -------- TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $..........................._. MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Organizations for Rooms $ ------------------------------ judgments and Settlements (describe in detail) ..................... F............ .-------------- .------------- ...... ............................................................ $-------------------------.-._. .................»....._....-........-.............._._.._...................................................................... TOTAL $ ------------------------------ 1942 Accounts, Claims and Demands $---- ------------------------ TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS $---------------------------- CONTINGENT PURPOSES 2 Sec. 112 of the Town Law $ ......500...._.....00.._..._..... (Over) 4 GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes $ 103XMIalm shared taxes 12-113440. Franchise taxes on business corporations Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) . ..... Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) Dog licenses (from county) .......... 600-40- Other licenses (town ordinances) Fines, penalties and forfeitures ---------------------------- Rent of town owned property --------- 18CL100. Fees of town clerk AQQ.&QQ. Fees of justices of the peace ......... 200.0-0. Fees of assessors Fees -of tax collector Fees of constables or police officers ......................._---- Fees of town library ........ ................ Fees of parks and playgrounds ------------ --------------- Fees of airports ........................... Fees of cemeteries --- ....................... All other Sale of town property ............... ....... . ..... Reimbursement from special districts for supervision ....... ................. ............ . ................................... M.ADO. ... .......... . .......................... - ..... ........................................ ............ ................ TOTAL $16-03.00. Unexpended balances (Sec. I 157own Law) %.;�..qqQ.00 .......... TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $33-493...K GENERAL FUND SUMMARY Appropriations General government $11-10-6.00. Protection of persons and property Education --------- 200-1koo. Recreation ... 2 --- QW-.00. Public Utilifiet ......... 290.2-w— Redemption of debt I ..... .... Interest on debt ......... . ............. Construction and permanent improvements ........................ Miscellaneous ........... . ................. Contingent purposes ... Z-50Q.&W. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $-19 05.6.0.0 TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $ ... 31,A91.0.0 AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND $.-KQUe . . ........ 5 TOWN HEALTH FUND APPROPRIATIONS Board of Health Salary of health officer Other health expenses Compensation of nurses TOTAL BOARD OF HEALTH Registrar of Vital Statistics Compensation Other expenses Fees of physicians TOTAL REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR TOWN HEALTH Fire Protoation Fire Calls - Borrowed from -Gen. Fund Contract Total Amount to'-befor Fire Protection 0 $ .... _237.130 .........12...7.0.... $ 1 000.00 260.33 1 000.06 2 200,33 k_gp_fl _-313_ ANNUAL BUDGET FOR THE TOWN' OF_.,.._1m9AC.:,,.,_....___:�__.«...._...._.Y......._. �..__._._...» GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL GOVERNMENT Town Board Town Hall and Offices Rentals (board -room, offices, elections, etc,) Compensation of employees Purchase of furniture and equipment Repairs, light, heaf.and telephone Other expenses Elections Compensation of election officials (including mileage) Compensation of custodians of voting machines Other expenses Voting machines, purchase and repair Insurance Compensation insurance Official bonds and undertakings Fire and liability Other Printing and advertising (all departments) Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation Services of engineer a6d'expenses Zoning inspector and expenses Annual audit and examination Publicity fund Employees' Retirement System (town share) Supervisor Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees justices of the Peace Salaries Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Councilmen Salaries Office and other expenses Town Clerk Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Town Budget Form No. 21 Dennis & Co., lot.. Publishers, Buffalo, N. Y. TOTAL :t20---- .__..5Q4.4Q ... TOTAL $- ^_ TOTAL $..._4G .Q{?_._ ------_«--.............. TOTAL $..... ...400.Ob TOTAL $...X.»ra50.Oq November 6 1947 Special Mdeting of Town Board on'Extension of Spencer Rd. -Water Dist. Members present:- Supervisor H. N. Gordon - Justice F. R. Hartso3k- Councilment L. E. Chase -VI. A-. Zansey. Absent -Justice T. B. Maxfield. 1,71MME-AS, a petition for the extension of the Spencer Road i1ater District in the Town of IthacaY Tompkins County, New York, the said petition being dated October 15, 1947, was duly 'presented to this Town Board, together with the necessary map attached e thereto and �-71HEREAS, an Order was duly adopted by the Town -board on October 25, 1947, requiring the filing of the said 'petition, the improvements proposed, the boundaries of the proposed extension and the estimated expense thereof and specifying November 62 1947, at 4 otclock in the afternoon as the time and the Town Barns on the Ehr-ira Road in said Town as the place where the said Board would meet to consider the petition and to hear all persons inter- ested in the subject thereof concerning the same, and WHEREAS such Order was duly posted and published as require by law, and proof of publication presented, and ,VHEREAS, a hearing a hearing in the matter was duly held by the Board on this 6th day of November, 1947, commencing at 4 b1clock in the afternoon at the said place and considerable discussion upon the matter having been heard and all persons desiring to be heard having been heard; NOW, upon motion of ",a, and seconded by 44-�_ jfzc,.` -oeA it is RESOLTE'D AND DEI`TIIIRIMITI�TED, that (a) the petition aforesaid is signed and ae-knowledged or proved as required by law, it duly complies with the requirements of Section 191 of the Town Law as to sufficiency of signers with respect to the proposed extension a,s herein approved and it is otherwise sufficient-- (b) all the property and property owners within the proposed extension are benefited thereby',- (c) all the property and property owners bene- fited are within the limits of the proposed extension - 'and (d) it i.s in the uublic interest to grant in whole the relief sought; and it is further RESOLVED AITID DETEIU.IINED, that the extension of the Spencer Road ;-ater District as established be approved; that the i_nprove- ments proposed be constructed upon the required funds being made available or Drovided,#br; and that such extension shall be bounded and described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of the center line of the Ithaca -Elmira State Highway and the south corporation line of the City of Ithaca; running thence west along the south City line to its intersection with the easterly boundary of prop- erty of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western railroad Company; thence.south along the easterly boundary of said Railroad Companyts lands to the center of the Cayuga Inlet; thence in a southerly direction along the center of said Cayuga Inlet as it winds and turns to the center line extended of the old Elmira Road; thence easterly along the center line of said Old Elmira Road to the center line of the Ithaca -Elmira State Highway; thence northeasterly along the center of said Ithaca -Elmira State Highway to the place of beginning. and it is further RESOLVE-D, that the. proposed improvement, including cost of rights of way, construction costs, legal fees and all other expenses, shall be financed as follows: and it is further RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk of this Town shall within ten days after the adoption, of this resolution file certified copies thereof in duplicate in the office of the State Department of Audit and Control at Albany, New York, together with an appli- cation in duplicate for permission to extend such district as -orovided for by Toim Law, Section 194; and that such applibation shall be executed by and in behalf of the Toti,,n Board by the Supervisor of the Tom. On motion the meeting was adjourned. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk bocemuoe 4 19-17, The Towii Hoard of the To= of Ithaca net at the Town Clerkts Office Dec . 4, 1947 at 7:00 P.M. Members present:- H. I.. Gordon - Supervisor.- Justices - F. 111. Hartsock , T. B. Yaxf field:- Councilman, 71. A. Munsey. Absent - Councilman L. E. Chase. The minutes of the previous meeting .sere read and a}3proved. This meeting was called to consider the purchase of a Brocl,7ay Truck at a cost to exceed �;?5009 and published in comnlianae with Sec. 142 of the Hi., L::7 as amended by Chapter 731 of the Laws of 1945. Proof of r>ublication of this meeting was presented. No persons appearing for or against this purc hase, it was, Moved byJustice Hartsock that the To,m Supt. of High;,ays be authorized, with the consent of the County Hiz,hway Supt., to purchase a Broelztiay 260 XW 4 yard dumps truck at a cost to exceed .'500.00. This was seconded by Justice Mixf field and approved as follaas:- Ayes - Hart sock-Maxfi eld-Munsey. l.oea 0. The matter of the contracts for fire protection between the City of Ithaca and the Torm were discussed. Moved by Councilman l.lunsey that a pnb3�!a hearing on the new fire contracts be held Dec. 13, 2;00 P.i.,. at the County Court House. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Munsey- Hartsock-91axf iold. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield the Supervisor be authorized to transfer the sum of 2500,00 from the General Fund to the llliscellaneoue HigfTmay Fund, Item 4. This was seconded by Councilman I:.unsey and approved as follows: - Ayes - liaxfiel,.l - 1,11unsey - Hartsock. Noes 0. The Supervisom's'monthly report was read and filed. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed AlIovied Harry U. Baker Highway Supt. Nov. Salary 250.00 250.00 U. Y. Elec. P. Gas Corp. St. Lights for Nov. 58.04 58.04 Misc. Highway Fund, Item 4 Transfer Of funds 2500.00 2500.00 3°lilli =son Law Book Co. Justice supplies 7.50 7, 50 Assoc. of Towns To= dues 28,00 28,00 Ithaca Journal Legal ad-Purcfruse of truck 2.28 2.28 Rachel T. Hinshaw Town Clerk-4th quar. salary 300.00 300,00 4achel T. Hinshaw tt . tt 4th quar. postage 4.35 4.35 Rachel T. Hanshnw Registrar Vital Statistics -annual 50,00 50.00 F. B. Howe Assessor - Annual fee 400.00 400.00 F. C. 11arshall Assessor - Annual fee 400.00 400.00 R. C. Mandeville Assessor - Annual fee 400.00 400.00 L. S. Chase Councilor-n - Semi annual 100.00 100.00 111. A. Munsey Councilman - Semi annual 100.00 100.00 F. R. Hartsock Justice - 4th guar salary 150.00 150.00 T. B. 11azfield Justice - Semmi salary 200.00 200.00 H. N. Gordon Supervisor - annual salary 1800,00 1800.00 Albert '3. Force Collector - 4th quar. Salary 200.00 200.00 John H. Turk Attendance Officer-4th guar. 37.50 37.50 Ruth S. Trousdale Supervisor's Clerk -Semi Salary 250.00 250.00 R. S. Boothroj7d ins. -Contractors equip trans 372.50 372.50 Robinson & Carpenter Coal for Poll. P1. 1 1.00 1.00 Harry U. Baker Supt. Highway - Dec. Salary 250,00 250.00 Moved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. This was seconded by Councilman 11unsey and approved as follows:- Ayes - Hart sock-Lunsey-M=field. No 0 Lotion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshan - Clerk. .4FF1D,4V1T OF PUBLIC,4TION 2M-10-44 rew- ,*ate of "N'611 U06, Zompkins Q101111tu, 55.: NOTICE —TOWN 01' ITHACA Notice is herb) —given in *to4ipllante with Section 142 of the Highway Law .... being duly sworn, deposes as amended by Chapter 731 of the, ....... Laws of 1915, that Harry U. Baker.� Superintendent, of Highways of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, and says, that S he resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and New York, has recommended the pur- chase of a Brockway 260 %NV 4 yard dump truck at a cost to exceed Five Hundred Dollars. - The Town Board that S be is ................................................................ of the Town of Ithaca will niept at the Town Clerk's Office, Ithaca, New York, on the 4th day of December, of THE ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in purchase: 7:00 P.M. to consider, such- , Dated Nov. 170), 1947, RACHEL T. ILANISHAW Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true copy, Clerk —Town of Ithaca, ji.Y. was published in said paper........ NP:s�,pAb!r-17,J94:7 ................ and that the first publication of said notice was on the........ 17th .......... day of..... .Npye.mb.er .... .............. 194.7 ...... ........... .................. 'Subscribed and sworn to before me, ' this. .......... ........ day November of....... ................................. A94-:'. .. ..................... PutVd Nov, W9Nothr, Public. TOM, inst�G` #333 fly e December 29 1947 The Annual meeting of the Torzi Board of the To;.:2 of Ithaca ,:as held at the Town Clerk's office, December 29, 1947 at 2:00 P-11. Members present:- H. :w. Gordon, Supervisor: - Justices - �. B, is afield, F. R.Uartsock:- Douncilman, :W. :1;, ;lunsey. Absent - Councilman L. E. Chase. The minutes of the previous meeting -,-:ere tied and approved. 'fir. Gordon reported on the hearing held in regard to fire protection by the City. Moved by Justice M-; f field that the Supervisor and To'.0 Clerk be authorized to sign the fire contract zrith the City of Ithaca for fire protection in the Town for the year 1948. Contract price 2000.00 and �50 for each hour or part.of hour for response to fires. This eras sec onded by Councilman '.11nsey and approved as f ollous:- Ayes - yaxf ield--Tunsey-Hart sock. noes 0. The Supervisor's accounts were audited, includin; the General, High;vay, withholding lax, Gospel School and, Forest Home rater District funds. Approved and signed. The Town Clerk's accounts were approved and signed. The Justices' dockets were approved and signed# and reports filed. Moved by Justice Mazxf i eld that the deed to hi f- .vay in Highland park be submitted to an attorney for approval. This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as follovs:- Ayes:- llaxf field-l:_unsey- Hartsock. i;oes 0. Supervisor's monthly report eras read and filed. Adjournment was taken until Jan. 3, 1948 at 2:00 P.i% at the To .-n Cleric's office. Rachel T. Hanshar, Town Clerk REPORT OF JUSTICE OF THE PEACE To the Board of Supervisors Tompkins County, New York: 0��- - C--A�4 ............ '7 ....................... ........................... .( ............................ ., a justice of the Peace, in and for the Town of 0�4 ................... -- ........... ........................... in said county, do respectfully report that the following is a full and true statement of all moneys received by me as such justice during the past year, the source from which received; for what purpose and the disposition made thereof by me: COX0 DATE FROM WWHOM WHAT IPU FOSSE DisposiTioN I( 7 y=& V-7 d—r , 111f 0 0 Dated, ...... 194.7... R 0 C' - Ael ....... ....... ....... justice of the eare Town of ............ ........ ..... ... .............. ....... Tompkins County, New York. State of New York-, County of Tom i SS. Town of ...... ......... . ... . ......... ..... ...... ............. . Ar"�� ..................... being duly sworn says that the foregoing report made by him is true. ................... ............. ............ ....... Sworn to before me this ...... ........ day Noldry-Publ;v REPORT OF -77 . ... ........... jusfiie of the Peace Town of .... c� .... � ...................... Tompkins County, N. Y. Filed ... e&-rl- .......... 1194,7. Clerk Board—oj—Sxtn7-rirors M J anuary 3 1948 2'he '2'own Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the :i.'o:°rn Ulerk's office Jan. 3, 1948 at 2:00 F.r-I. Hembers present:- Supervisor, H. ly. Gordon:- Justices, r. B. Maxfield- r . R.: Hartsock:- Councilman, J. A. 2.runcey. nbsent - uounvilm- n, L. E. Chase. The minutes of the r„evious meeting were read and approved. The following bonds were presentedpllector, :�lbert -J. Force:- Town Clerk, Rachel T. Hanshaw:- Supervisor !t7�iV"'f `. Gordon:- Justice, F. R. Hartsock. .12oved by Justice 1aafield these bonds be approved and filed. Thil s z.as seconded by Councilman i'unsey and approved as follows:- ayes - !a-.-field- Hartsock - I..unsey. Toes 0., Moved by Councilman :lunsey that the Tompkins county Trust oo. be designated as the depository for all funds of the Town. This ,vas seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes - :;-Lunsey-Kaxfield-Hartsock. Designatioh tc revoked by action of said Tome Board ::oWe�a by Qouncilman i.runsey that the Ithaca Journal be designated as the official publication of the 12o,°;n. ',his was seconded by Justice :Ia field.::nd approved as follows:- Ayes - 1.unsey-Maxfield-Hartsock, Loes 0. The following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock:-that t'hbs Tov;n .Board does hereby fix the salaries of 'the following '2'uwn Officers and employees, for the year beginning Jan. 1, 1948 at the amounts respectively stated, and that such salaries shall be payable at the tines respectively specified:- ,,taW office z3• lary }ayable H. K. Gordon Supervisor 1,2100.00 Annually T. B. 1115xfield Justice 400.00 Semi-annual F. R. Hartsock Justice 720.00 tivarterly. L. E. Jhase Councilman 200.00 Semi-annual 7. A. Irunsey Councilman 200.00 6emi-annual Albert Force Collector 850.00 vuarterly Rachel 12. Hanshav; Town. Clerk 1500.00 ;quarterly Harry U. Baker Highway 6upt. 3300.00 monthly F. C. Marshall Assessor 400.00 Annually R. C. r•Iandeville Assessor 400.00 Annually F. B. doge Assessor 400.00 Annually John 'lurk Attendance officer 150.00 .quarterly Rachel T . Hanshaw negi strar 50.00 Annually .ehis was seconded by Uouncilman'�:unsey t:nd approved as follows: - Ayes - Hartsock - 11ansey - I.:axfield:? Noes 0. tloved by Justice Hartsock that Aachel :ianshaw be appointed he ;istrar of `Vital 3tr:tistics. This, was seconded by Justice Ma,2field and approved as xo1lows:- Ayes - Hartsock-Maxfield-7:,unsey. Noes 0. r,loved by Justice Lraxfield that Ruth %rousaale be appointed as vlerk uo the dapervisor xor tore year IV48 at a salary of �bvO.00 to oe paid semi. -an. Seconded by Councilr.L;.n and approved as follows:- Ayes - trax.sield-.runsey-iiar�soc4. :.roved by Justice Hartsock. that .Frank Hanshaa, Jr. and Augusta L. Hunshaw ue appointed uenuties to the Town Clerk to serve without renumeration. Secoudeo. vy Justice Maxfield and approved by Aye s-Hartsock-Maxfield-Yunsey. hoes U. 11oved by Justice 1'.axfield that the Town of Ithaca go on record as not approving the changing the term of To-.vn Officers from a 2 year term to a four year term. '2'his was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Maxfield-Hartsock-idunsey. Loes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that H. 11. Gordon, Supervisor be designated as aelegate and F. R. Hartsock, alternate, to the Association of Towns meeting at Albany on Feb. 18-19-20. This vvas seconded by Councilman i.Iunsey and approved as follows:— Aye s-Maxf ield-llunsey-Hart sock. Noes O-. The following bills were audited:- I;r::c=., 1 ature Clained Allowed U. Y•; , State Mee . & Gas ..St. &, Polling Pl . Li ht s 66.22 66.22 Albert Force Collector Printing & Postage 30.70 30.70 Bills continued H. S. Boothroyd I -Ire . on bonds 109.43 109.43 H. I.I. Gordon gap. Posta6-e 4th wuar 5.28 5.20 Chase Kat'l Bank Int . on F.H.W.D. bonds 133.00 133.00 Cornell University dater for F.H."J.D. 3rd Quar 193.58 193.58 Cornell University ''dater for F.H.7,7..u. 4th guar. 181.22 '181.22 1.1oved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. Seconded by'Councilrr-,n I Munsey and approved as follows:-Ayes-Hartsock-!.iunsey-�.',ayfie2d. IT ,hoes 0. Motion to adjourn was ap- .?roved unanimously. ha-chel T. Hansha-vi To-,-,,n Clerk February 7 1948 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Court House on Sataiday, Feb. 7, 1948 at 10:00 A.M. .Present - Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, T. B. Maxfield - F. R. #.Hartsock -- Councilman, W. A. Manseyo Absent —Councilman, L. E. Chase, The minutes_ of tfte_.previous meeting were read and approved* ' Moved ed by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor be authorized to get competent. advice on the possibility of developing a Town Dump alonf the Elmira.Road and the cost of acquiring the same. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- ayes - Maxf ield-Harts ock-lalujisey. Noes 0-," The Supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. Moved by Councilman Mansay that the Town authorizes expenses of one member of the Town Board and one member of the.Board of Assessors to attend Assoc. of Towns meeting at Albany, Feb. 18-20. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:= Ayes - Manse.V-Hartsock-Maxfield. Noes 0. .- Moved by Justice Maxfield that the -Town Board approves the action of 0. a *.'' Newman, Attorney, in requesting a change in the Town Law pertaining to Fire District or Fire Protection District as per attachad'exhibit A. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes Maxfield-Hartsock- Mansey. Noes 0. ' Move - d by- Justice Maxfield that the and. filed. This was "seconded by Justice Ayes. - Ma.xf.leld-Hartsock-Mansey, Noes 0. The follov;ing bills were audited: - Supervisor's General Bond be approved Hartsock and approved as follows:- t Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry, U. . Baker. HIway Supt. Jan. Salary 275.00 275.00 V. Y. State. Eledo & Gas St. Lights for Jan,' 58.04 58,04 McKinney Agency Pre. on 31p, Gen. Bond 32.00 32-00 Ithaca City Water Dept'* Hydrant Serviee-R.U.& W.P.-W.D. 200000 20040 John T. Allen Reading & Billing F.H.W.Do 36,50 36.50 Mack's Photo Co. 2 Ozalites 1.41 1.41 H. N. Gordon Printed matter on Water & fire list. 2,35 2035 Ithaca City Fire Dept. Response to 2 fires 100,00 100,00 Tompkins.Coo Trust CO. Sap. Check Book 2,50 2.50 Ithaca Journal -'Legal Ad -Annual Report 16.32 16.32 _Q T^Pv4eL". Test borims,,,& report (,SewAr__..PrnA.4609.26 r 4609.26,, To authorize'and iernpoweir fix town board to alter the boundaries of a fire protection dli,>triat upon its olm notion and wiithout a petition. The People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows: Section i. Section-. one hundred and seven";.* V-tro-c 0 of chapter six hundred thirty-four Of the laws of nineteen A ae hunda.ed thirty -'two, entitled An t relating to torvns, constituting chapter sixty_tjivo of the consolidated laws" as added by chapter seven huodred ninety-three of the 10TV's of nineteen hundred forty-five, is hereby amended to read as followa: § 172-c. Alteration of boundaries of fire protection distriat. The town board of 6 town in vihich uny fire pro- tection district has been established, or if established in tvo or more towns,, 'the town boards of such towns acting jointly by a majority vote of the members of each of 81,10" tom boards, upon petition os here ina -after a public fter _,�pp oNrided, or u-pon" its own rjotjo;� anti wvitihout a P0tiTJ_O)1.s ach ,9nr,l fire protection h(,,arin k'.,r. . ray filter the boundaries of si district an accordance with such petit Dand exclude from ion the district territory previously located therein,. This act shall take effect immediately.- February-7 1948 The. Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Court House on Saturday, Feb. 7, 1948 at 10:00 A.M. Present - Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, T. B. Maxfield - F. R.-Hartsock -� Councilman, ,Y. A. Munsey. Absent -.Councilman L. E. Chase. The minutes of the,pre�vious meeting were read and approved. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor be authorized to get competent.advice on the possibility of developing a Town Dump aloof the Elmira, Road and the cost of acquiring the same. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Maxfield-Hartsock-Ma#sey. Noes 0*,;' .The Supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. Moved.by Councilman Munsey that the Town authorizes expenses of one member of the Town Board and one member of the -Board of Assessors to attend Assoc. of Towns,meeting at Albany, Feb. 18-20. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:.: ,ayes - Munsey-Hartsock-Maxfield. Noes 0. ?Moved by Justice Maxfield that the -Town Board approves the action of C. H....Newman, Attorney, in requesting a change in the Town Law pertaining to Fire District or Fire Protection District as per attar hed'exhibit A. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Maxfiel d-Har t sock- Munsey. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor's General Bond be approved and filed. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes. - Maxfield-Hartsock-Uunsey. Noes 0. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry,U, Baker H'way Supt. Jan. Salary 275.00 275.00 N. Y. State Elec. & Gas St. Lights for Jan. 58.04 58.04 McKinney Agency Pre. on Sdp. Gen. Bond 32.00 32.00 . Ithaca City eater Dept. Hydrant Serviee-R.H.& W.P.-T.D. 200.00 200.00 John T. Allen Reading & Billing F.H.W.D. 36.50 36.50 Mack's Photo Co. 2 Ozalites 1.41 1.41 H. N. Gordon Printed matter on Water & fire dist. 2.35 2.35 Ithaca City Fire Dept. Response to 2 fires 100.00 100.00 Tompkins. Co. 'Trust C.O. Sup. Check Book 2.50 2.50 Ithaca Journal .Legal Ad -Annual Report 16.32 16.32 W. S._L..czier Co. Test borings & report on Sewer Proj.4609.26 4609.26 Moved by Councilman Munsey these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes - Munsey-Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. •6 LEM KI March 6 1948 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Court House, March 6, 1948 at 10;00 A.M. Members present:- H..N. Gordon, SgpeTvisor - Justic8s T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock-.,Councilman W. A'. Munsey�. Absent Councilman, L. E. Chase. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved letter from Ruth S. Trousdale, clerk to the Supervisor tendering her resignation was read. No action taken. A letter from R. S. Boothroyd, Insurance agent notifying of the cancelation of insurance on City fireman while respond- ing to fires in the Town of Ithaca, was read. The following resolution was offered by Justice Maxfield: - RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca hereby elects to participate in the Tompkins County Mutual Self - Insurance plan of the Workmne's Compensation, pursuant to Sec. 50, subdivision 3a of the Workmen's, Compensation Law, and requests that volunteer firemen while performing their duties in the Town of Ithaca, outside the Village of Cayuga Heights, le included in said plan, to the fullest extent permitted by Law. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows - Ayes - Maxfield-11artsock-Munsey. Noes 0. MT. Newman, reporting on Act to authorize a Town Board to alter the boundaries of a fire protection district upon its own motion, without a petition, stated the following resolution would be necessary. Moved by Justice Maxfield the following resolution be adopted:- Pursuant to Sec. 1, Art. 9 of the Constitution the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca does hereby request the enactment of legislation as set forth in State Assembly bill No. Int. No. entitled 'An act relating to Towns.' The report of the examination of Town accounts by the State Auditor was read and discussed and placed on file. The Supervisor's monthly report was read end filed. The following bills were audited:- U1 Name Nature Harry T. Baker Supt. H:way. Feb. Salary N. Y. State Gas & Elec. Feb. St Lights' Williamson Law Book Town Clerk supplies Ithaca Fire Dept. Response to 2 fires Ithaca Journal Legal ad ' Ithaca Water Dept. S.R.W.D. Hydrants J. T. Scofield, Printing Town Envelopes Claimed Allowed 275.00 275.00 75.00 75.00 1.46 1.46 250.00 250.00 1144 1.44 275.47 275.47 9.00 9.00 Uoved by Justice-Ha-rtsock these bills be paid. This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as follows:— Ayes — Hartsock — Munsey — Maxfield. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk 92 April 1 1948 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Counts- Court House on Thursday, April 1, 1948 at 4:00 P.M. Members present - Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justice, F. R. Hartsock - Gouncilmen; L. E. Chdse - W. A. Munsey. Absent, Justice, T. B. Maxfield. The minutes of the previous meeting were reaCan4 approved. H. N. Gordon gave a report of -the conference on f ire districts held . with representatives from Dewitt, N. Y1. The matter of grass fire fighting was discussed. The approval of the addition to the Spencer Road Water Dist, was disprovod by the State. A *new petition" from residents was filed for a smaller district. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Chase: - Whereas, a written petition dated the 28th day of January, 1948, in due form and containing the required signatures has been presented to and filed with the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins and State of New Yoxk, for the establistment of the Elmira Road, Water. District in the said Town, such district to be bounded and described as follows:- Commencing at the intersection of the center line of Ithaca - Elmira State highway and the south corporation line of the City of Ithaca, running thence west along the south City line to the northwest corner of property of Jacob Novidor, being also the northeast corner of property of William Knight; thence south along the west boundary of said lands of Novidor and the east boundary of said lands of Knight, to the northeasterly corner of property of Nelson S. and Viola M. Palmer; thence southeasterly along the boundary between said lands of Palmer and 1:ands of Jacob Novidor to the center line of the Elmira -Ithaca State Highway; thence northeasterly along the center line of said highway to the place of beginning, and Whereas, the improvements proposed consist of the laying of water -distributing pipes and hydrants, including the acquisition of the nece_saary .rights of way therefor in accordance with certain plans made a part of such petition and heretofore adopted by this Board and now on file in the Office of the Town Clerk of said Town, and Whereas, the malimum amount proposed to be expended for such improvements as stated in the said petition is the sum of 45000,00, it is hereby ORDERED, that a meeting o I f the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca shall be held at the Town Barns in the Town of Ithaca, N. Y., on the 16th day of April, 1948 at 7:00 O'clock in the afternoon of that day to condider the said petition and to hear all persons interested in the subject thereof .the the same and for such other action on the part of the said Town Board_ with relation to the said petition as may be required by law or proper in the premises. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows: - Ayes - Chase-Hartsook-Munsey. Noes 0. Resolved by Councilman Chase that the deed to Highland Park Road be .accepted and recorded. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Ghase-Hartsock-Munsey. Noes 0. Mr, Miles of Road Signs Co. was present and gave a report of the signs selected by the Highway Supt. Moved by Councilman Chase that the Highway Supt, be authorized.to pure hose the road signs and necessary materials for placing the same in a sum not to exceed 4500.00, Seconded by Councilman Munsey anal approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase-Munsey-Hartsock. Noes 0, The Supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. The Highway Agreements were approved as of March 31 ani signed. Moved by Councilman Chase that the .Town Board approves the purchase of"a shovel and clam, not to exceed 413,000,00,'less the allowance for old shovel trade in. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows: Ayes - Chase-Hartsock-Munsey. Noes 0. 93 The following bills were audited: - Name Harry U. Baker N. Y. State Elea. Rachel T. Hanshaw Rachel T. Hanshaw H. N. Gordon H. N. Gordon John Turk Macks Photo Albert W. Force F. R. Hartsock County Clerk C. H. Newman Nature Claimed Allowed H'way Supt? March Salary 275.00 275.00 & Gas St. Lights 70.56 70.56 Town Clerk Servkves -1st Quar 375.00 375.00 It it Postage " " 12.02 12.02 Super viso r-Postage " it5.86 5.86 Expenses to fire conference 7.00 7.00 Attendance Officer -1st Quar. 37.50 37.50 cloth map of Town for census 1.60 1.80 Collector- 1st Quar. Salary 212.50 212.50 Justice - 1st Quar. ff 180.00 180.00 Fee for filing road deed 1.50 1.50 Legal lees 10.00 10.00 Moved by Councilmen Chase these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes -Chase-Hart sock-Munsey. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hans haw Town Clerk Special Meeting of Town Board.on Elmira Rd. Water Dist. April 16th 1948 A. special meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca was held at the Town Highway Bldg, at 7:00 P. U. April 16, 1948. Members present:- H. 17. Gordon, Supervisor - T. B. Maxfield, F.,R. Hartsock, Justices - Also present was Attorney Lee. Proof of publication was presented. No appearing for or against the proposed water district, the following resolution was offered: - WHEREAS, a petition dated January 28, 1948, for the establish- ment of the Elmir4 Road Water District in the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, was duly presented to the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, together with the necessary map attached thereto: and WHEREAS, an Order was duly adopted by the said Town Board on April 1, 1948, reciting the filing of the said petition, the improve- ments proposed, the boundaries of the proposed extension and the estimated expense thereof and specifying April 16, 1948, at the 7:00 o'clock in the afternoon as the time and the Town Barns on the Elmira Road in said Town as the place where the said Board would meet .to consider the petition and to hear all persons interested in the subject thereof concerning the ,same : and WHEREAS a hearing in the matter was duly held by the Town Board on the 16th day of April, 1948, commencing at 7 O'clock in the afternoon at the said place and discussion upon the matter having been heard and all persons desiring to be heard having been heard: NOW, upon motion of Justice Hartsock, seconded by Justice Maxfield, members of the said Board, it is RESOLVED AND DETERMINED that (a) the petition aforesaid is signed and acknowledged or proved as required by law, it duly complies with the ,requirements of Sect ion 191 of the Town Law as to saff iciemy of signors with respect to the boundariesof the proppeed district as herein approved, and it is otherwise sufficient: )b) all the property and property owners within the proposed district are benefited thereby: (a) all the property and..property owners benefited are within the limits of the proposed district:rand:(d;�:�ittisMiatEsspublie interest to grant in whole the relief sought: and it is further RESOLVED AND DETERMINED, that the establishment of the proposed Elmira Road Water District as proposed in said petition be approved: that the improvements therein mentioned be constructed, upon the required funds being made available or provided for: and that such district shall be designated and known as the "Elmira Road Water Distriot" and shall be bounded and described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of the center line of Ithaca -Elmira State Highway and the south corporation line of the City of Ithaca: --running thence west along the south City line to the northwest corner of prop'eitg mfZJ&q_ab;Noviidor;rabeing• dlso the northhastriaorner of property of William Knight; thence south along the west boundary of said lands of Novidor and the east boundary of said lands of Knight, to the north- easterly corner of property o.f Nelson S. and Vida M. Palmer; thence .southeasterly along the boundary between said lands of Palmer and lands of Jacob Novidor to the center line of the Ithaca -Elmira State Highway; thence northeasterly Uan.g the center line of said highway to the place of beginning, and it is further RESOLVED, that the proposed improvement, including cost of rights of way, construction costs, legal fees and all other expenses, shall be financed as follows: By certificate of indebtedness subject 66 the approval of the State Department of Audit and Control, or privately, or at a local lendgin.institution or institutions, at the option of the Town Board; and it is further RESOLVED, t h4t the Town Clerk of the. Town of Ithaca shall within ten days after the adoption of -this resolution file certified copies thereof in duplicate in the office of the State Department of Audit and Control at Albany, N ew York, together with an application in duplicate for permission to create said district; as provided for by Town Law, Section 194; and that such application shall be executed by and in behalf of the Town Board by the Supervisor of the Town. On motion the Board adjourned. (�!%% +95 May 6 1948 The Town of Ithaca Town Board met at the County Court House, MV 6, 1948 at 7:30 P.M. Members present:- H. N. Gordon, Supervisor.- Justices, F. R. Hartsock- T, B. Maxfield:- Councilmen, I;. E. Chase - IV. A. Munsey. Absent 0. The minutes of the last regular meeting and Special meeting were read,. and approved. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Munsey:- RESOLVED, that at two o'clock A.M. on the 6th day of june, 1948, the standard time in that portion of the flown of Ithaca outside of the Village of Cayuga Heights shall be advanced one hour from that of the seventy-fifth meridian of longitude west from Greenwich, and that at two o'clock A. M. on the 26t h day of September, 19480 such standard time as so advanced shall be retarded to the mean astronomical time of such seventy-fifth meridian west from Greenwich. This was seconded by Councilman Chase andd approved as follows:- Ayes .Munsey-Chase-Hartsock-Maxfield. Noes 0, The report of Assessor F. B. Howe who attended Assessors Meeting in Albany was read. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor's Highway bond be approved and filed. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- A.yes - Ilaxf iel d-Chase-Hart sock-Munsey, Noes 0. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and filed. The following resolution was offered by Justice Maxfield: - WHEREAS, a written petition dated the ..3rd day of Apr., 1948, in due form and containing the required signatures has been presented to and filed with the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins and State of New Yo:e4, for the establishment of a water district in the said Town to be bounded and described as follows: - Commencing at the point of intersection of the north boundary of the City of Ithaca with the center line of the Ithaca-Trumansburg State Highway No. 616; thence west following the line of the north boundary of the City of Ithaca to a point 800 feet distant from the center line of the said State highway measured on a line perpendicular to the center line of the said State highway; thence in a general*:~ northwesterly direction on a line parallel with the center line of said State highway to a point Soo feet south of the center line df the Bundy Road; thence westerly on a line parallel with the center line of the Bundy Road 1600 feet; thence northerly 300 feet to the center line of the Bundy Road; thence easterly along the center line of the Bundy Road to a point in line with the second described course; thence continuing in a general northwesterly direction on a line parallel with the center line of State Highway No. 616, 800 feet distant therefrom to the center line of the Hayts Corners Road; thence easterly along the center line of the Hayts Corners Road to and across State Highway No. 616 to a point on the east side of said State Highway 800 feet distant from the center line of said State Highway measured on a line perpendicular to the center line thereof; thence in a general southeasterly direction on a line parallelwith the center line of said State Highway approximately 1.4 miles to the north boundary of the City of Ithaca; thence west along said boundary to the place of beginning. Excepting therefrom the property now owned by the State of New York and used for or in connection with the Hermann M. Biggs Memorial Hospital, it being..thd :,ijntention of the petitioners to exclude from the proposed water. district the buildings and grounds of the said State Hospital. AND R`dEREAS, it is contemplated that the supply of water to be used in said district shall be purchased from the City of Ithaca upon such terms and conditions as may be agreed upon by and between the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca and the proper authorities of said City of Ithaca; and it is estimated that the total cost of the establishment of the district will not exceed 4500,00, and it is stipulated that said 0 district $ball, be formed on a benefit basis. IT IS =HEREBY 'ORDERED, that a_ meeting of the Town Board of the said Town of Ithaca shall be held in the Supervisors Rooms in the Court House in the City of Ithaca on the 20th day of May, 1948 at 7:30 P.M,, to consider the said petition and to hear all persons interested in the subject thereof concerning the same, and for such other action on the part of said Town Board with relation to said petition as may be required by law or proper in the premises. This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as follows: - Ayes - Maxfield-Munsey-Chase-Hartsock. Noes 0. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry U. Baker Supt. Highways -April Salary 275.00 275.00 F. B, Howe Expenses attend. Conference 11.50 11.50 McKinney Agency Fleet Ins. Town Hiway Equip, 436.74 436.74 John T.' Allen Reading & Billing F.H.W.D, 36.50 36.50 FanNatta Office Egdpp. Repairing typewriter 12.85 12.85 Williamson Law Book Co. Assess. Rolls & Office supplies 76,14 76.14 Ithaca Fire Dept. Response to 1 fire 50,00 50,00 N.Y.St'ate Elec. & Gas St. Lights'- April 70,54 70.54 Moved by Councilman Chase these bills be paid, This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase-Hartsock-Munsey- Maxfield. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Haashaw - Clerk 97 A 31+ecial Meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca was held May 20, 1948 at the Court House to condider the proposition of the Trumansburg Water District and any other business' to' come before the meeting. Members present:- Supervisor,H. N. Gordon:- Justices, F. R. Hartsook, T. B. Maxfield:- Councilmen, L. E. Chase. Absent, Councilman W. A. Munsey. Proof of t he pabl icat ion and post ing of t he meeting was presented. The minutes of the previous meeting were read aid approved. The following resolution'was offered: - Moved by Councilman Chase, seconded bye {Justice Hartsock that the petition for the formation of the Trumansburg.Water District be granted and that the order establishing said district; as prepared by Attorney Charles H. Newman, be signed by the members of the Board; and that within ten days from this date the Town Clerk cause a certified copy of said order to be redorded in the office of the County Clerk of Tompkins County, and a certified dopy thereof to be filed in the Office of the State Depart- ment bf. Audit and Control at Albany, New York, Ayes 3 - Noes 0: Carried. A letter from Post War Planning in regard to the proposed Pine Tree- Slaterville Rd.s Water Dist. was read. Also a letter from R. D. Sweet Chairman of the proposed district was read. Moved 'by Justice Maxfield that, the Board authorizes the expenditures of 4725 for preliminary plans and $1000* for the test borings in the Pine Tree-Slaterville Rds. Water District and the Supervisor sign the contracts. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote: - Ayes - Maxfield,Hartsock,Chase. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock this Board authorizes the appointment of W. S. Lozier'Co. as Engineers for the PinOTree-Slaterville Rds. Water District tgr..proceed with the contract specifications for test well- drilling and preliminary plans. This was seconded by Councilman Chase sid approved as follows:..; Ayes - Hart sock -Chase Maxfield. Noes 0. A quit Claim deed to all Town highways formerly cojiveyed to the Town by J. _T. Newman was given to the Town of Ithaca by. Cayuga Heights Land Corp. Moved by Justice Maxfield that this deed be accepted and placed on file. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows: - Ayes - Maxfield-Chase-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Chase • t hat the Justices attend one of t he - Justices Conference being held in June, 1948. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved'as'follows:- Ayes- Chase-Hartsock-Maxfield, Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. dFFIDBPIT OF PUBLIC,4TION THE ITHACA JOURNAL State of Neftr '§ork, Zompkius Tountg, ss--- L. ....• ,O rPgP .. ..........being duly sworn, deposes and says, that She resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and that 5 he Is ..... b.O.Q.kke.e.p.ex..... ,r......................................................... of THE ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the -annexed' is a true'copy, was published sn said paper ............ May I 194a and that the first publication of said notice was on the ........... 1Qth—..... day of.,. ..... !tf.PY............. ...................... .194-- .. ,............................. alb,;,;zz9titPo, fJ. � Subscribed and sworn to before. trie,^,thin.:.'`rrft''.:....kl...................day F of........., play ......................:. rit-ul -Y €uDli ,., Wbf NeNXp P •''i�, , ! i311:3� •..Sl✓ is gyr ijt133 if. Mr kpir" March 30,19....6�' r. ±�tiSi St tt 2M-10-47 NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF THE PETI- TION FOR THE ESTABLISHSIENT OF THE TRUMANSBURG ROAD WATER DISTRICT AN THE TOWN OF ITHACA. WHEREAS, a written petition dated Ap1il 3, 1948 and containing, the re- quired signatures has been presented to the Town -Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York for the establishment of a water dis- trict in the said town, to be bounded and described as follows: Commencing at the point of inter- section of the north boundary of the City of Ithaca with the center line of the Ithaca-Trumansburg State High- way • No, 616; thence west following, the Iine,of the north boundary of the City of ithaca'to a. point 800 feet dis- tant from the center line of the said state highway ineasured on a line per- pendicular to the center line of the. said state highway; thence in a gen- eral northwesterly direction on a line parallel with tine center line of said state highway to a point 200 feet'soutli of the center line of the Bundy Road; thence westerly on a line parallel -with, the center line of the Bundy Road 1.600 feet; thence northerly 300 feet to 'the center line of,tbe Bundy ,Road; thence easterly along the center line of tine Bundy Road to a point in line with the second described course; thence continuing in' a general nortbwesterly direction on a line parallel with tilt, center line of State. Ilighway No.' 616 800 feet distant therefrom to the cen- ter line of the IIayts Corners Road*.' thence , easterly along the center line of - the Ilayts Corners Road to and across State Illghway No. .616 to a, point on the east side of said, state highway- 800 feet distant front the cen- ter: line' of said state highway meas- ured on a line perpendicular to,,tho. center line thereof; thelice in a general southeasterly direction on.' a line par- allPl'with the center line of -said state highway approximately 1.4 miles to the north boundary of the City of Ithaca: thence. west along said, boundary .ta the place of beginning, Excepting 'therefrom thr property now owned by, the State of New .York and used for or in connection with the . Hermann M.,Biggs' Slemorial Hospital; it being the"intention of the pcAlt.ion- ers to exclude frenn.the proposed water district the buildings and grounds of the said state hospital. , AND WHEREAS. it is contt*mpiated' that the supply of , water to be used in said district shall be•purchased from ;the City of Ithaca upon such ternis and iconditions as may be agreed upon by and between the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca and the proper authorities of said City of Ithaca', and' it is estimated that the total cost of the -establishment of _the district trill not exceed $500.00,' and it is stipulated that said district 'shall be formed op a benefit basis. - IT IS HEREBY OP,DERED, that a Meeting . of the Town Board of the said Town of Ithaca shall be held in the Supervisors' Robins in the Court House in -the City � of , Ithaca on the, 20th•day of May, 1948 at,7:30 p,rrl.,.to consider the said . petition and �to hear all persons interested in_ the subik'et thereof concerning the sanfe, and for such other action on the part. of said Town'.Board with relation-to'the said petition , as maybe, brequired by lain or proper in the premises. Town Board of the Town of Ithaca Dated May 6; 1948. By :Rachel Hanshaw Town Clerk STATE OF NEW YQRK 1 COUNTY 0F.TOMPKINS L'RACHEL HANSHAW, Town Cleric of thn Town of.Ithaca, Tompkins Ctmn- -ty, Now York: do' hereby certify that the foregoing order ,cas made by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca at a regular meeting of said board lield in - the Court house in the City of Ith- aca, New York, ,on May 6, 1948, and that the' same Is a ' true and correct `copy of the original of said order as it appears in the minutes of said meet- ing... , IN TESTIIIIONY WHEREOF. I.have henpunto set, my hand and affixed the seal of the said town this 7th day of Slay.,. 1918. RACHEL HANSHAW Town ,Clerk of ; Me Town of Ithaca,. -Tomp- kins Coullty, N_Y. May 10. June 2 1948 The Town Board of the Toan of Ithaca met at the County Court House at 4:30 P.M. Members present:- H, N. Gordon, Supervisor:- Justioes, T. B. Maxfield:- F, R. Hartsock:- Councilmen, L, E. Chase - W. A. Munsey. The minutes of.the previous meeting and Special meeting were reads and approved. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the following Inspectors having been approved by the Chairman of the two County Camas. be approved by this Board:- No. 1-Rep, Graco Smith -Hazel Baker, Dem.. Arthur Teeter -Beryl Paige. to No. 2-Rep, Margaret Mapes -Anna Force, Dem.-Viola Boothroyd-Helen Hoffman July 1 No, 3-Rep, Cora Gray-Florenas dyers. Dei-Louella Thompson -Jennie Centini 1949 No, 4-Rep, Mildred Warder -Helen Sale* Dem.- Edna Marvel -Maude White. This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as follows: - Ayes - Maxfield-Munsey-Hartsock-Chase. Noes 0. Letters from State Traffic. Control limiting the spy on Hanshaw, Lake Spencer and Slaterville Rds. were read and placed on file. Moved �by Justice Maxfield thgt the water rates in F.H.W.D. will be increased N per 100 Ga. Ft. as of April 1, 1948. This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as follows:- Ayes-Maxfield-Munsey-Chase-Hartsock. Moved by Councilman Chase that the Supervisor be authorized to sign the new contract with Cornell. University for the water for F.H.9.D, This was seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase -Maxfield -Hart sock -Mans, vl. The matter of fire protection in the Town was discussed as to present rates and was referred to the fire committee to study t he same. A letter from the Greater Ithaca Committee was read. Moved 'by Justice 'Maxfield that the Supervisor be authorized to negotiate with other interested parties as to the allocation of the reque9ted appropriation This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as follows:= Ayes - Maxfield Munsey-Hart soo k-C base, The Supervbsor's monthly report was read and placed on file. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry Baker Supt. H'way May salary 275,00 275.00 N.Y.State Elea. & Gas St. Lights for May 70.56 70.56 Ithaca Journal Legal for T.R.W.D. 13.92 13.92 Ithaca Journal Legal Ad on,Daylight Saving 2.04 2.04 Charles Newman Legal Services T.R.W.D. 100.00 100,00 Mack's Photo Ozalid copies of map 1,34 1.34 Moved by Councilman, Munsey, seconded by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. Approved as follows:- Ayes - ChasA-Munsey-Maxfield-Hartsock. Moved by Councilman Chase that the Town Supt . of Highways be authorized with the consent of the County Highway Sdpt., �o proceed according to Law, to obtain a Shovel and boom not to exceed 413,000,00. This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase-Munsey-Maxfield- Hartsork. Noes 0. Publish June 7th, hearing June 17th at 5:00 P.M. Motion to adjourn was unanimous.�— June 17, 1948 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Town Clerk's Office at 5;04 P.M., June 17 1948. Members present;- H. N. Gordon, Supervisor:- Justices T, B. Maxfield- F, R. Hartsock:- Councilman, W. A. Munsey. Absent Councilman L. E. Chase. The minutos of the previous meeting were read and approved. This meeting was called to cionsider the purchase of a Shovel and Boom at a cost to exceed 4500.00, and same was published in compliance with Sec. 142 of the Highway Law as amended by Chapter 731 of the Laws of 19450, Proof of publication was presented. No persons appearing for or against this purchase, it was Moved by Councilman Munsey, seconded by Justime Maxfield that the Town Supt. of Highways, with the consent of the County Supt. of Highways be authorized to purchase a Shovel and Boom at a cost not to exceed $13,000. Approved as follows: Ayes-Munsey-Maxfield-Hartsoak, Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk ,1FFTD.4F1T OF PUBLICATION 2M-10-47 THE ITHACA JOURNAL �tafr of Wdu 1jark, Tompkins TITOUItfu, 155-: TOWN OF ITHACA ....... CjR PQ ................. __ ......... being duly sworn, deposes Notice. is hereby given in complianm with Section 142 of the Highway Law as amended by Chapter 731 of the Lawi of 1945, that Harry U. Baker, Super - and says, that She resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and Intendent of Highways of the Town of.. 'Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York. Iias recommended the purchase of a Shovel and Boom at a cost to exceed that She is ...... bq9Xk9PP94� ..................... ...... ........................... �Five Hundred Dollars. The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca will meet .at the Town Clerk's Office, Ithaca, of THE ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in New York, on the 17th day of June. ,1948, at 5 p.m.,' to consider such pur- chase. RACHEL T. ITANSHAW. Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true copy, Clerk —Town of Ithaca, N.Y. Dated June 7th. 1948. was published in said paper,,,.... Jun;9_7.,.... 19.4.8 ... .............. ............... .... .... ........ I ...... - ....... ................. ..... - and that the first publication of said notice was'on the .......... M ........... dayof .............. =P ............................. 194... Subscribed' and sworn to beforerne,jhls......................day of ............. jimp .... ...... 94, A - .I: c�A LL l......,.. ................. ... N3to�yP"clState of-Ne�Tri Notary Public. Tompkins unty #333,\ity CommissionExpiresMarch 100- July 1 1948 The Town Board of the Towa of Ithaca met at the County Court House July 1 1948 at 5:00. P.M. Members present - All present. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The_ following resolution was offered by Justice Maxfield: -- BE IT• RESOLVED, this rot day of laly, 1948, by the Town Board of the Town -of Ithaca, .Tompkins County, N. Y. as follows: Sec. 1. The object and purpose for which the obligation herein authorized to be issued consists of the purchase of machinery for highwa$ construction and maintenance, to wit, a power shovel at an estimated maximum cost of 412,250,00, Sec. 2. The plan for finaming such object and purpose consists of the payment of the sum of 44,250.00 from the machinery fund and the issuance of a capital note in the principal ambant of 48,000.00, Which capital note is hereby authorized for such purpose. Sec. 3. The period of probable usefulness of such purpose is hereby determined to be five years. Sec. 4. Said note shall be sold by the Supervisor for not less than par and accrued interest at a private sale. It.shall bear interest at"a rate not exceeding two and one-half per centum (2J%) per annum payable at maturity, and will be payable as to both principal and interest in lawful money of the United States at such place as the Supervisor shall determine. It will bear such date aid be in such form aid of such terms and contents consistent herewith and with the Local Finance Law of the State of New York as the Supervisor shall determine, except that the maturity date shall be not later than February 1, 1949 and shall not be renewed. Sea, 5o The faith and credit of the Town of Ithaca are hereby irrevocably pledged for the payment of the principal of and interest on such note, and an amount sufficient to pay the same shall be included in the next annual budget of said Town. Sec. 6. This resolution ehall take effect immediately. Seconded by Council and approved as follows:- Ayes -Maxfield - Chase - Hartsock - Munsey. Noes 0. The.matter of forming additional water districts in the Town was discussed. The Supervisor was instructed to confer with Supt. Laverty of the City Water Dept. in regard to more water districts, . The Supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry Baker Highway Supt. June Salary 275,00 275.00 No Electric & G as Corp St. Lights for June 70.56 70.56 Ithaca Journal Legal Ad 2.28 2.28 Rachel T, Hanshaw Town Clerk Services 2nd guar. 375.00 375.00 Rachel T. Hanshaw " " Postage it it 1.00 1.00 Albert III, Force Collector Services :t It 212.50 212.50 L. EL Chase Councilman - Semi Salary 100.00 100.00 F. R. Hartsock Justice -Expenses to Confenence 42.25 42.25 F. R. Hartsock " Services - 2nd Quar, 180.00 180,00 Tompkins Co. Trust Co. Check Book for Highway fund 2.50 2.50 John H. Turk Attendance officer- 2nd quar, 37.50 37/50 Albert VJ, Force Collector - Postage 2nd guar, 13.30 13.30 Corner. Bookstore Flags for Memorial Day 33.75 33.75 T. B. Maxf ield Justice Services - Semi 200,00 200,00 W. A. Munsey Councilman - Semi Salary 100,00 100.00 H. • N. Gordon Supervisor - Postage g R.W D, 1.00 1.00 H. N. Gordon. n tt 2nd Quar. 6.40 6.40 F. R. Hartsock Justice - Jury Trial 11.30 11.30 Wm. Be Lozier Co. Engineering Services F.H.S.D. 665.00 665,00 Chase Nattl Bank F.H.VI#D. bonds & into 113S.00 1133.00 Moved by Moamilman Mansey these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes-Munsey-Chase-Hart sock -Maxfield, Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was, approved unanimously. The date for opening bids for ""Test 141ell Drilling in the Pine Tree- Slat ervil le Rd. Water dirt was set for July ,fir,;.. at 2.00 P,M. �� 101 July 6 1948 The Supervisor, Councilman Munsey, Town Clerk and E. W. ]Wig, Representing the W. S. Lozier Co. of Rochester, N. Y. met at the Town Clerk's office to inspect the proposals and sealed bids for test well -drilling for the Pine Tree-Slaterville•Rd-, Water disc. The bids were opened at 2:00 P.M. after presentation of proof of publication of the same. r The- contract � was awarded to Barney A. Moravia of Penn Yan,. 2t. Y. J,=Bids were received from Layne -New York Co. and Barney A: Moravia of Penn Yan. Rachel T. Banshaw Town Clerk 1.02 August 2, 1948 The Town Board of the Town. of. Ithaca met, at the Court. House August 2 at 5:00 P@M. Members present:- H. N. Gordon, Supervisor:- Justices - T. B. Maxfield - F. R. Hartsock:- Councilman W. A. Munsey. Absent:- Councilman, D. E. Chase. The minutes of the preYious meeting were read and approved. Moved by Justice Hartsock the polling places in the Town of Ithaca be designated as follows:- Dist. 1 - Coy Glen Rd. :- Dist. 2 Forest Home School House:- Dist. 3 - Coddington Cross Rd.:- Dist. # 4 - Cayuga, Heights School, This was. seconded -by Coutddlman Munsey and approved as follows:- Ayes - Hartsock-Linsey-Maxfield. No- 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that C. M. Gray and 0. 1. Root be appointed Custodians of Election machines. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Maxfield - Hartsock- Munsey. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Town .Hoard approves the action of the Supervisor and Consulting .Fnginedring in awarding the contract for test well drilling for the Pine Tree-Slaterville Rd. Water District to Barney A. Moravia of Penn Yan, N. Y. This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as follows:- Ayes Maxfield-Munsey-Hartseak• Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor H. N. Gordon represent the Town at a meeting at Rochester, N. Y., to study the problem of pollution and abatement. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- .ayes - Maxf ield-Hartsock-Mansey. Noes 0. The offer of free use of land to use for a Town dump by Jacob Novidor was discussed and the Supervisor was authorized to investigate and report. The Supervisor's monthly report vacs read and placed on file, The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry Baker Highway'Supt. July Salary 275.00 275.00 N. Y. State Elea. & Gas St. Bights for July 70.86 70.56 J. T. Scofield Printing cards for Grievance 5.00 5.00 Ithaca Fire Dept. Response to fire 50,00 50.00 Carl Crandall Eng. Services C.H.CI.D, 200.00 200.00 T.G.Mlller's Sons Office Supplies- Sup, 3.15 3.15 Harry N. Gordon Post cards for Grievance Day 15.25 15.25 John: T. Allen Reading & Bill F.H.W.D. 39.25 39.25 Cornell University Water for F.H.W.D. 203.22 203.22 Moved by Councilman Munsey these bills be paid. This was seconded by Justice Hartsook and approved as follows:- Ayes - Munsey-Maxfield- Hartsook. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk 103 Sept. 2, 1948. The Town Board of the -Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Sept. 2, 1946 at 5:00 P.M. Members present:- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon:- Justice F. R. Hartsock:- Councilman, L. E. Chase. Absent:- Justice T. Be Maxfield:- Councilman, W? A. Munsey. . The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The Supervisor reported on the State meeting on pollution and abatement held at Rochester, N. Y. on Aug. 12, 1948. Moved by Justice Hartsock, seconded by Councilman Chase the following resolution be adopted: - BE IT RIESOLYED by the Tom, Board of the Tom of Ithaca, County of Tompkins, State of New York, which has, or may have jurisdiction over the area in which Project Nos. N.Y.U.-30182, N.Y.U.-30200-1, N.Y.U.-30200-29 N.Y.U.-30200-3, N.Y.U.-30200-4 of Cornell University are looated,that the waiver of the removal requirements of Section 313 of the Lanham Act (Public law 849, 76th Congress, as amended) with respect to said project is hereby specifically approved in accordance with Public Law 796, 80th Congress. Approved as follows:- Ares - Hartsock-Chase. Noes 0. An ad for bids for the Sullivan property, a=tax lien proposition was put in the Journal. Bids to be opened on Sept. 30. The matter of asking the State to have the whole Town under a speed zone, was discussed. The Supervisor's report was read and filed. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry Baker Highway Supt, August Salary 275.00 275.00 H. NO,Gordon Expense to Pollution Conf. 10.97 10.97 N.Y. State Elea. & GAS St. Lights for August 70.56 70.56 N.Y.State Eleo. & Gas Lights for Poll Pl. 1 3.15 3.15 R. C. Mandeville Assessor Services 400.00 400.00 F. Be Howe tt It 400.00 400.00 F. C. Marshall' to of 400.00 400.00 Ithaca Journal Ad on Grievance Day 7.56 7.56 Ithaca Fire Dept. Response to fire at Lake Hotel 50.00 50.00 D. L. &. We RR. Co. Rent of land for Poll. Pl. 3 6.00 6.00 Moved by Councilman Chase these bills be paid-`: Seconded by Justice Hartsook and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase-Hartsock. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk, 104 105 October 2 1948 The Town Board of ttie Town of Ithaca met at the Court House,, October 2; 1948 at 2:00 P.S. Members present:- H. N. Gordon, Supervisor - Justice T. B. Maxfield - Councilman L. E. Chase. Absent:- Councilman W. A. Munsey - Justice, F. R. Hartsock. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Chase: - WHEREAS, a written petition, dated September 17, 1948, in due form and contaiAing the required signatures has been presented to and filed with the Tom Board of the Town of Ithaca, To*pkins County, New York, for the establishment of a water district in the said Town, with description and map attached,dgsignated. ag E. State St. Ex WHEREAS, the improvements proposed consist of the maintainence (hater dish of a water system already'established by private owners including tha acquisition of the present pipe line and present rights of way as shown on the survey filed with the petition now on filedin the Off ice of the Town Clerk of the said T own, and WHERFAS, the petition sets forth that no expenditures for the Improvement is contemplat6d at this time, it is hereby ORDERED, that a meeting of the Town Board of the said Town of Ithaca shall be held at the Court house in the City of .Ithaca, New York, on the 15th day of October, 1948, at 5:00 =. O'clock In the afternoon of that day, to consider the said petition anti, to hear all persons interested in the°subject thereof, concerning the same, and for such other action on the part of the said Town Board with relation to the said petition as inay be required by law or proper in -the premises. This was seconded by Just ioe Maxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase - Maxfield. Noes 'O. The matter of the regulation of trailer camps in the Town and the way . they affect school districts was discussed and laid on the table for future ddsousikion. The bids for the Sullivan property were opened. All bids were rejected. Moved. by Justice Maxfield that further action on the Sullivan property be deterred. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved. Ayes -Maxfield -Chase. No The Supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. The matter of the flown accepting the retirement fund was discussed, but no. action taken. Estimates for the Preliminary Budget were presented. The following resolution was offered by Councilmen Chase: - RESOLVED, that this To=.Board does hereby prepare and approve as the Preliminary Budget of t his � Town for the fiscal year, beginning on the first day of January, 1949, the itemized statement of estimated reveztuesu-,apd expenditures hereto attached, andmade apart of this resolution, and be it FURTHER RESOLVED,, that sac h Preliminary Budget shall be f iled in the Office of the Town Clerk where it shall be available for inspection by any interested persons at all reasonable hours, and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that this Board stall meet at 4:00 P.M. on the 4th day of November, 1948 at the Court House for the purpose of holding a ' abl is Hearing upon such Preliminary Budget, and be it FURTHER RESOLV.�..J' that the Town Clerk give notice of such Public Hearing in the manner provided in Section 113 of the Town Law, and that such notice be published at least twice. This was seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase -Maxfield. Noes 0. The following bills were auditedis- Name Nature Claimad Allowed Harry Baker Highway Supt. Sept. Salary 275.00 275.00 i7.Y.Stgte Elec. & Gas Corp. 4* lights for Sept. 70.56 70.56 Ithaca Fire Dept.' Response to Bushey fire 50.00 50.00 H. N. Gordon Sup. Postage - 3rd quar 7.11 7.11 106 continued from Page 105 Bills Name Nature Claimed Allowe Ithaca Journal Legalads 8.08 8.08 John Turk attend. Officer-3rd Quar 37.50 37.50 Albert W. Force Tax Collector - tt 212.50 212.50 Rae hel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk - 3rd Qusr. 375.00 375.00 Rachel T. Hanshaw " if Postage 6.00 6.00 F. R. Hartsock Justice - 3rd guar. 180.00 180.00 Moved by Justice Maxfield these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- ,dyes Maxf field -Chase. Noes O. Motion to adjourn was approve unanimously. Rachel 2. Hanshaw Town Clerk October 15 1948 Special Meeting on E. State St. Water District Extension A Special Hearing on the E. State St. Ext . of Water Dist. was held at the Court House at 5:00 P.M., Oct. 15, 1948. Members present:- H. N. Gordon, Supervisor:- Justices, T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock:- Councilmen, L. E. Chase, , A. Munsey. Proof of publication and posting were presented. The resolution adopted Oct. 2, pertaining to the said Water District was read. Moved by Councilmen that a_ water District be established in the said Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, N. Y., to be designated as the E. State St. Extension Water'District of the Town of Ithaca and to he of the following description aryl boundaries,'to wit: Beginning at south line of the City of Ithaca at a culvert at the southerly side of the street{E.'State St.}, running thence westerly and along the south line of the`City of Ithaca, a distance of about 820 feet to the lands owned by the City of Ithaca for watershed purposes:,running thence south 22 degrees 50 minutes east along the southwesterly lines of premises oomed by Grace Hanford and M, Adelia Thorsland, a distance 'of about 452. feet: to iiar.pip%,� crunkAng bt-nda doutheasterlyaaodcalong t:.belceaterfofaalspaUdbrook beiAg itbwuwdtherly: boundaxy.- efsMsese1i& Thorgland,aaudLstanotiof abontr387 feet# %andeeeasterly about 62rfeet to :theiarsst orne ;aiulazk3s o HarleyrwAaGoralprion;.Ixmmiog tbaweasouttieasterly aidialongotbe%iBduthwostoline ofnMarion rnof Mtarion::propayty;j.rmzmingttbenootaortheasterly anL along the southeast lina, of ]clarion about 512 feet to the center of E. State St. Extension; running thence southeasterly ani along°the center line of E. State St. Extension about 46 feet to the intersection of the center line of H mnness Lars; running thence north- easterly and along the center of Honness Lane about 245 feet to the southeast corner of premises owned by Stephan J. and Betty J. Roberts; running thence northerly and along the easterly line of Roberts about 200 feet to the northeasterly corner of Roberts; running thence southwest and along the north line of Roberts 240 feet to the east corner of premises owned by Marjorie Vorhis and Jane Hoffenberger; running thence northerly along the east Line of Hoffen�erger ani Kantrowita about 196.7 feet to the northeast line of Kantrowitx; running thence northwesterly and along the northeast line of Kantrowita, Millard J. and Edna M. Horning, Frank G. and Rose Flaoco, Clarence G. and Sarah Bradt, and the extension thereof, a distance of 367.5 feet to the souto line of the City of Ithaca; running thence westerly along the south lima of the City of Ithaca; running through property of Archie L. and, Vera Coggshall, and Thomas B. and Mary L. Tracy, about 440 feet to the point or . place of beginning. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:-+ Ayes - Mansey -Hartsock - Chase - Maxfield. Noes 0. Hearing adjourned. .Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. PRELIMINARY BUDGET FOR THE TOWN OF .... UhWa ....................... GENERAL FUND -,APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL GOVERNMENT Town Board Town Hall and Offices Rentals (board room, offices, elections, etc.) Compensation of employees Purchase of furniture and equipment Repairs, light, heat and telephone Other expenses Elections Compensation of election officials (including mileage) Compensation of custodians of voting machines Other expenses Voting machines, purchase and repair Insurance Compensation insurance Official bonds and undertakings Fire and liability Other Printing and advertising (all departments) Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation Services of engineer and, expenses Zoning inspector and expenses Annual audit and examination Publicity fund Employees' Retirement System (town'share) ---------- ------------------------------------------------------- - — Supervisor Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Justices of the Peace Salaries Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Councilmen Salaries Office and other expenses Town Clerk Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees ------------- SA ------------------ M-1 -------- 1000A ---------- 1Q0.W ---------- 100. ------------------ 0 ---------- 50G.) ------------------ ------------------ Total $ ZWD.*.. ........ 29.09.. ............ Total $ ---- 28044 ........... ao.... 7 .................. Total ------------------ Total ----- 4DD $ .... 1800.1.— (_ --------- 50 --0----- Total $..1850 TOWN HEALTH FUND Board of Health Salary of health officer Other health expenses Compensation of nurses TOTAL BOARD OF HEALTH Registrar of Vital Statistics Compensation Other expenses Fees of physicians TOTAL REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR TOWN HEALTH Fire Px+tm teat ion District Contract & charges 2500. 10000 Total 3500. No. 18 - Williamson Law Book Co., Rochester, N. Y. ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes Income taxes pe=apita Franchise taxes on business corporations Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) Dog licenses (from county) Other licenses (town ordinances) Fines, penalties and forfeitures Rent of town owned property Fees of town clerk Fees of justices of the peace Fees of assessors Fees. of tax collector Fees of constables or police officers Fees of town, library Fees of parks and playgrounds Fees of airports Fees of cemeteries All other Sale of town property Reimbursement from special districts for supervision ........... ----------------------------------------------------- =---------- -....... --------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------- Unexpended balances (Sec. 115, Town Law) TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES ( GENERAL FUND) GENERAL TUND $-_. 3000...--- J 3 SL 4. rJ _15470. _... ------------------ ------------------ ------------------ ------6a0..--- ------------------ ------1Qa.--.- ` / ga ------------------ 0 O ------W0.-.-.' ------------------ .................. SUMMARY Appropriations General government $.14.576._--. Protection of persons and property _.-_.1aa...-. Education ----- am.,____ Recreation .... Z.45Q._.... Public Utilities ----- I00..... Redemption of Debt .................. Interest on debt .................. Construction and permanent improvements __________________ Miscellaneous __________________ Contingent purposes ...... TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND $.1a270 ..... $_ 3327.0.____ $-AQ=--------- MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS AND INTEREST (exclusive of district and special improvement debt) Redemption of Debt (Principal) Temporary loans Emergency appropriation loans Revenue anticipation loans Deficiency loans Other temporary loans (specify) Bonds (give title of each issue). a- ------------------------------------------------------------ b- ------------------------------------------------------------ c- ------------------------------------------------------------ TOTAL REDEMPTION Or DEBT Interest on Debt $----- ------------- .................. ------------------ ------------------ Total $------------------ $------------------ ------------------ ------------------ Total $------------------ $------------------ Interest on temporary loans $ ------------------ Interest on bonds (give title of each issue) a............................................................. $------------------ b--------------------------------------------------------- .................. c............................................................. .................. Total $.................. TOTAL INTEREST ON DEBT $------------------ CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS Nature of Improvement a------------------------------------------------------------------------- $----- -------------' b------------------ ------------------------------------------------------ ------------------ c------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------ Total $ ------------------ TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $ ------------------ MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Organizations for Rooms Judgments and Settlements (describe in detail) 1943 Accounts, Claims and Demands TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS CONTINGENT PURPOSES Sec. 112 of the Town Law $------------------ $----------------- .................. $.................. $------------------ ( Over) Dog Warden Compensation $.................. Other expenses ------------------ Total $........... Forest Fires Compensation of fire wardens and laborers $.......... 50... Other expenses .................. Payment to Conservation Commission .................. Total $.......... SQ.... Inspection Costs Building inspection $.................. Plumbing inspection .................. Electrical inspection .................. Total $------------------ Examining Boards Plumbers $ ------------------ Electricians ........ Heating and ventilating .................. Total $.................. War Emergency Purposes $. TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY $------ 00..... _ Attendance Officer Compensation Other expenses Town Historian Other expenses Compensation Town Library Compensation Other expenses Payments to other libraries TOTAL EDUCATION Parks and Playgrounds ,Compensation of employees Other expenses Purchase of equipment Patriotic Observances TOTAL RECREATION Cemeteries Airports EDUCATION RECREATION PUBLIC UTILITIES TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES $-----150.- - ------------------ Total $ ------ 50.---- $---------- 5Q.-- ------------------ Total . $---------- 50,._ $------------------ ------------------ Total $------- ---------- $-----2-0Da----- $..------------- --...1000*... .....1000.... Total $--- 2000...... . $...2Q5C1...... $..... 3,.QQ,L..... $------------------ $..... 100 ....... WELFARE FUND APPROPRIATIONS Town Welfare Officer Salary$ ------------------ Office and other expenses ------------------ Compensation of employees ------------------ Home Relief Total $----- _.---------- Burials $ Lunacy Cases $__________________ Lunacy examinations $------------------ Other expenses ------------------ Veterans' Relief Total $ ------------------ TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $ ------------------ Estimated Revenues $__________________ Reimbursement of home relief from State $ ------------------ Reimbursement of welfare salaries from State ------------------ Refunds of home relief from recipients __________________ Unexpended balance (Sec. 115, Town Law) ------------------ TOTAL REVENUES $.................. AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR WELFARE FUND HIGHWAY FUND HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1)—APPROPRIATIONS General repairs $___9000.._____ Special improvements .12M-0a..... Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law ------------------ TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues State aid County aid Miscellaneous revenues 300 Unexpended balance ----- 300,&..... TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1) BRIDGE FUND (ITEM 2)APPROPRIATIONS Labor and team work Materials for repair and maintenance Construction of new bridges Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $------------------ ------------------ ------------------ ------------------ $------------------ ' stimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues $__________________ Unexpended balance _-...630.e--__-- TOTAL REVENUES $__:_B3D--_..__. AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 2) $...... xo-ne-_ MACHINERY FUND (ITEM 3)—APPROPRIATIONS Purchase of machinery, tools and implements $--150D..---.-_ Repair of machinery, tools and implements -_---- Storage of machinery, tools and implements ------------------ Repairs or pay of operators on machinery rented to county or village __________________ Gasoline or oil for machinery rented to county or village ------------------ Redemption of machinery certificates ..BD.00.-_____ Interest on machinery certificates---_20D.---_-- TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $--13200 "--- Estimated Revenues Rentals of machinery $._10.OD..--___. Miscellaneous revenues ------------------ Unexpended balance ---- 20D..______ TOTAL REVENUES $-----UOO AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 3) SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)—APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent $ ------------------ Expenses town superintendent -------50,---_-- Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent __________________ Removing obstructions caused by snow ... 6-0Q0-....... Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush ..20DD....... Other miscellaneous purposes ._10DD-8..____ Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law ------------------ TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $..9A30....... stimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues $------ zoo ..... Unexpended balance -------- W-*---- TOTAL REVENUES $.......___ AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND ( ITEM 4) $____BS�Q. AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEMS 2,3 and 4) Assessors Salaries Office and other expenses .................. Compensation of employees .................. ... * ........- Total Receiver of Taxes or Tax Collector Salary * $ ...... 850 Office and other expenses ........ Wo Compensation of employees ------------------ Total Town Attorney Salary $ ------------------ Office and other expenses ------------------ Compensation of employees ------------------ Total $ ------------------- Town Engineer Salary $--moo ....... Office and other expenses .......... ------- Compensation of employees ------------------ Total $.36QQ& Towri Comptroller Salary $ .................. Office and other expenses .................. Compensation of employees .................. Total $ .................. Zoning Commission Office and other expenses $ ------------------ Compensation of employees .................. Total $ ------------------ Board of Appeals Office and other expenses $ ------------------ Compensation of employees. .................. Total $ ------------------ Planning Board Office and other expenses $ ------------------- Compensation of employees .................. Total $ ------------------ TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT $-14926 PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation Mileage and other expenses Purchase of equipment Lockup Compensation of employees Other expenses Traffic Signs, signals and highway lighting $ ------------------ ............ Total $ ........ 50b,,... .................. .................. Total $ .................. $ .................. Assessors Salaries $--- -1-; Office and other expenses ------------------ Compensation of employees -- -- -- --------- TOTAL $_-.1-,_,24SL......-. Receiver of Taxes or Tax Collector Salary $........... -$,... Office and other expenses ----- ----------- 5" Compensation of employees -- -• ---- TOTAL $ ......... Town Attorney Salary $...__3...600-0 -. Office and other expenses ---•- ..... ...... -, of employees..... ... -............ - .-Compensation TOTAL $_...._any...... Town Engineer Salary $.... .:................. ..... Office and other expenses ....... ...-......... .•--- Compensation of employees- .... -........................ TOTAL$ .............................. Town Comptroller Salary$-._....... .---------------.. Office and other expenses,, ....... .... •--.-- _....... Compensation of employees •------•--.----. ____ TOTAL$ .............................. Zoning Commission Office and other experjses�, ....... ------ Compensation of employees • ........................... TOTAL$ ........................... Board of Appeals Office and other expenses $------- -....... .-Compensation of employees :TOTAL $_ Planning Board Office and other expenses Compensation of employees ......... TOTAL $....................... _..... TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT $.....� `�'�• PROTECTION OF, PERSONS AND -PROPERTY Police, Constables,and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation $-----------_,--_---_,_-__-_- Mileage and other expenses --- ....------`W.A._ Purchase of equipment --- --------_-.,a_.__. TOTAL $_.._._-...... ..... 5QA., Lockup Compensa`tion-of employees $----- ------------ -- .Other expenses ...... TOTAL ............ -......... Traffic Signs;. s finals and highway lighting $_- -------- 2 BRIDGE FUND (ITEM 2)---APPROPRIATIONS Labor and team work Materials for repair and maintenance Construction of new bridges Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Cstimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTALREVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR -HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 2) MACHINERY FUND (ITEM 3)—APPROPRIATIONS Purchase of machinery, tools and implements Repair of machinery, tools and implements Storage of machinery, tools and implements Repairs or pay of operators on machinery rented to county or village Gasoline or oil for machinery rented to county or village Redemption of machinery certificates Interest on machinery certificates TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Rentals of machinery Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 3) $....................... _..... $--------------------------- $....------ 613D...... $-...--._aarw...... $... —1_.500,... .....__.BOA..... .,... _....-.......... _..... $------. --- Goo..--- ------ ..............------- ------------- 20.0.1... $------ $_ ...-004..-... SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4) APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent Expenses -town superintendent Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent Removing obstructions caused by snow „ Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush Other miscellaneous purposes Redemption, of debt contracted pursuant:to. Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance. TOTAL. REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY: FUND ( ITEM 4) AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND ( ITEMS 2,3 and 4) 7: $-------------- ............. --------------- -.W...... ........I .............. . ......6 _Q.DO.....' A.-0.OQ ..... ............ $..... ....... ()0,..:. $........... -fSQ, $ - A..500..... $-20 500..._: WELFARE FUND APPROPRIATIONS Town Welfare -Officer Salary $ .-._...._.---------.---- Office and other expenses .......................... Compensation of employees .......................... TOTAL $ ........................... Home Relief $ Burials $ Lunacy Cases Lunacy examinations $ ....................... . ..... Other expenses ....... ................... TOTAL $... --.— ......... Veterans' Relief $ TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $ Estimated Revenues Reimbursement of home relief from State $ Reimbursement of welfare salaries from State ......... Refunds of home relief from recipients _._------- Unexpended ba lance (Sec. 115, Town Law) .............. .......... TOTAL REVENUES $ AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR WELFARE FUND $ HIGHWAY FUND HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1) —APPROPRIATIONS General repairs $ .... 9 Special improvements .11 ...... Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law ...................... TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues State aid $ I ... 20.0. ...... .Miscellaneous revenues eo=ty aid ---- z --- 0-QQ.0 ...... Unexpeincled balance ... - ..... 3-0-0-0 ...... TOTAL REVENUES $ .... A .... 50.0-IL ..... AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1) $16 D.O.O.A R Dog Warden Compensation $------------------------- Other expenses ........................... TOTAL $............ ................ Forest Fires Compensation offire wardens and laborers $.............. �&4�.- {]therexpense« ................... to Conservation Commission -_._-..--- . TOTAL $_-,_�0w`-. Inspection Costs Building inspection $-------- P|umnbinginspection ................ --...... Electrical inspection -'-------- lOTAL ........... __ EoamminBoards ` � Plumbers $----- ------ E|ectricianm -------- |{eat(ngand ventilating ------'-- TOTAL .......... War�Em�r�epcy Purposes ' ' -. � . $-'------' TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY EDUCATION Attendance Officer Compensation � Other expenses -�------' TOTAL. Town -Histwrian ' CO-n56-nsation $-_-_-�!m-- uthe expenses Total 50° Town Library Compensation ofemployees $--'------ [)therexpenses -------------- ............... .Payments to other libraries ---------' T(]T/\L $ ----------------- EQUCAT|ON RECREATION Parks and Playgrounds Compensation of� Other expenses ------- 1-uu"- Purc6asenfequipment __1-000-1- T[TTAL $--�'�yy/«_ . �. . 50 Patriotic �mmn�m�m�m ~--'r+'��� «�' TOTAL RECREATION $--a'C/1W.*- PUBLIC |QT0LKTIM �' CeMete'ribi. $ ........... Airports 8i......... ................ TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS. AND INTEREST (exclusive of district and special improvement debt) Redemption of Debt (Principal) Temporary loans Emergency appropriation loans $. Revenue anticipation loans .... ,---................... Deficiency loans ..... ......... Other temporary loans (specify) .............................. TOTAL $ .................. Bonds (give title of each issue) a. -------------- ------------------------------------ ----- --------------------------------------- b---------------------- - - ---------------------------- ._----------------- c.-------------------------------------------------- ---............ - .... - ------ TOTAL $------------------ ........... TOTAL REDEMPTION OF DEBT $----- ------------------ -._., Interest on Debt Interest on temporary loans Interest on bonds (give title of each issue) a.................._..------------.._.._.........-..._........................ b....................... ................._..._...._-........._._....-..._...._.... c.............. --- ... ..._............................................. ......... _.... TOTAL INTEREST ON DEBT $--:.. _:............... .: ..... ........................... TOTAL , $...:......._...._...._..... $.............................. CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS Nature of Improvement a- ------------------------- -----------... -.... ----------------- --------- -.................... . ........................... $----------------- ------------ b.------ --------------- . ............... -----------------............ .................. -,,------- ................... ............................ c--------- -------------------- --- -- ---- ....... -.... -...... -------------------------...... ................ _..... --------------..-........... TOTAL$----------------------- ------ TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND -PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $----- -„--------------------- MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Organizations for Rooms $....,. ........ .......... Judgments and.Settlements (describe in detail) _....-...--......... ....... ........................ ......._-._.................... ................................... .................. .. _....__.._..._..... ..................... - .................................. ._-..--.................. TOTALS � , $..........:.....:............. 1942 Accounts, Claims and Demands $-..-=- ....... ............... TOTAL M I SCELLANEOUS $.,......... .............. ..... CONTINGENT PURPOSES Sec.] 12 of the Town Law $------ 2----500- ---- (Over) GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes Income taxes Franchise taxes on business corporations Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) Dog licenses (from county) Other licenses (town ordinances) Fines, penalties and forfeitures Rent of town owned property Fees of town clerk Fees of justices of the peace Fees of assessors Fees of tax collector Fees of constables or police officers Fees of town library Fees of parks and playgrounds Fees of airports Fees of cemeteries All other Sale of town property Reimbursement from special districts for supervision Unexpended balances (Sec. 115, Town Law) TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) GENERAL FUND SUMMARY Appropriations General government Protection of persons and property Education Recreation Public Utilities Redemption of debt Interest on debt Construction and permanent improvements Miscellaneous Contingent purposes TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND 5 TOTAL $--1$...174-&-.- $ none- TOWN HEALTH FUND APPROPRIATIONS Board of Health Salary of health officer Other health expenses Compensation of nurses TOTAL BOARD OF HEALTH Registrar of Vital Statistics Compensation Other expenses Fees of physicians TOTAL REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR TOWN HEALTH Fire Proteotion Distriot Coat raat 2500* Charges 1000* Total E-3 $ ... 11 1 - - ---------- - - -. $ ----------- -- ..... -- $35000 ANNUAL BUDGET FOR THE TOWN:.OE...........Itti�aa........ .-_1949.._..._------...._...._...._...------- GENERAL FUND --,APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL GOVERNMENT Town Board Town Hall -and Offices Rentals (board room, offices, elections, etc.) Compensation of employees Purchase of furniture and equipment Repairs, light, heat and telephone Other expenses Elections Compensation of election officials (including mileage) Compensation of custodians of voting machines Other expenses Voting machines, purchase and repair Insurance Compensation insurance Official bonds and undertakings Fire and liability Other Printing and advertising (all departments) Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation Services of engineer and expenses Zoning inspector and expenses Annual audit and examination Publicity fund Employees' Retirement System (town share) Supt'rvisor Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Justices of the Peace Salaries Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Councilmen Salaries Office and other expenses Town Clerk Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Town Budget term No. 21 Dennis & Co., Ino., Publishers, Buffalo, N. Y. ........ _....trilQ.... ........... _....4Q..--- . ............. 2QQ..... ........................... -------------10.0 AD . .............1.0.0.A ............................/�n ........... _500.1---- ----------------------------- .................... I........ TOTAL $.....8.._$Q6....... .................. TOTAL $ ._2...7.0.0.•..... TOTAL $.-...1...520.... . $............ 1.Y..Q .*,.,.. .. ...... ... TOTAL $.....:..,..40p.�,.... $....1... 800....... _....................... TOTAL$......................._..... 850. 107 November 4 1948 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House on Thursday, Nov. 4 1948 at 4:00 P:1. Members present : H.'N. Gordon, Supervisor:- Justices T. B. Maxfield- F., R. Hartsock:- Councilmen W. A. iunsey, L. E. Chase. The minutes of the previous and Special meeting were read antic. approved. Proof of publication and posting on the Annual Budget were presented. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Chase: - WHEREAS, this Town Board has met at the time and place specified in the notice of Public Hearing on the Preliminary Budget, and heard all the persons desiring to be heard thereon, now therefore Be It. Resolved, that this Town Board does hereby adopt such Preliminary Budget as originally compiled, as the Annual Budget of, this Tom for the fiscal year beginning on the first day. of January, 1949, and that such budget so adopted be entered or attached hereto in the minutes of the proceedings of this Town Board, and BE IT Further Resolved, that the Town Clerk of this Town shall prepare and certify in uplicate, copies of said Annual Budget as adopted by this Town Board together with the estimates, if any, adopted pursuant to Section 202a, Sub. 2 of the Town Law, and deliver one copy thereof to the Supervisor of this Town to be presented by him to the .Board of. Supervisors of -this County. This resolution was seconded by Justice .Hartsock and -approved as follows: - Ayes - Chase-Hartsock-Mansey-Infield. Noes 0. Mr. Newman representing various Water Districts in the Town,.was present. The following resolution was offered by Justice 11axfield:- Whereas, written petitions in due form containing required signatures have been presented to and filed with the- Toran Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, for the establishment of two water districts and for the extensio of the territory of two existing water districts, as follows: - East Ithaca Water Districst:s All that tract or parcel of land situate in the Tosm of Ithaca! County of Tompkins, and State of New York, bounded and described as follows:- Commencing at the point. of intersection of the east line of the City of Ithaca with the center lire of the Ithaca-Cortland Road, now known as State Highway #13; theme in a general easterly direction along the center line of said highway to the point of intersection of said center line with the center line 'of Cascadilla Creek; thence southeasterly and easterly along the center ling of said Cascadilla Creeketo the boundary line between the .Town of Ithaca and the Town of Dryden; thance south along the said Town boundary line to a point 300 ft. south of the 'south line of the Ellis Hollow Road, thance in a general westerly direction on 'a line parallel with the south line of the Ellis Hollow Road and. 300 f feet distance therefrom to the east line of the City of Ithaca; thence north along the east line of the City of Ithaca to the place of beginning. Elm Street Extension Water District: All that tract or parcel of land situate in the Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins, and State of New York, bounded and described as follows:- Beginning at the point of intersection of the west lire of the City of Ithaca with the center lisp, of Elm S treet: thence south 3 degrees west along the west line of the City of Ithaca 150 feet to a iron pipe; thence north 87 degrees west along the line parallel with the center line of Elm St. Ext. and 150 feet distame therefrom 909.48-feet to an iron pipe in the fence line; then north 4 degrees east 1501to the center line of Elm St. Extension; thence continu- ing north 4 degrees east 849.42 feet to the boundary line between property of Chris Haller and Stuart Carpenter; thence north 3 degrees 15 minutes east 6 et to an iron pipe; thence south 86 degrees 15 minutes east 881.1 feet to i`i` 0 n pipe in the west line of the City of Ithaca; thence south 3 degrees west along the west line of the City of Ithaca W" feet more or less to the place of beginning. Estension of the"Renwick teights Water District to include the following area: All that tract or parcel of land situate in the Tovu of Ithaca, County of Tompkins and State of New York, bounded and described as- follows:- Commencing at a point in the west line of the Lake Road at the southwest corner of the Renwick Heights Water District; thence easterly along the south boundary of the said Renwick Heights dater District 300 feeet: thence south 250 feet; thence west to the east li line of the Lake Road; thence southerly along thY east line of the Lake Road to the north line of the City of Ithaca; thence west along the north line of the 91ty of Ithaca to the west boundary of property now owned by Earl Killen; thence northerly along the west boundaries of Millen and Leo Deeb .and the west line of the drake Rd. to the south line. of Rosemary Lane; thence west along the south line of Rosemary ,IFFID,4VIT OF PUBLICITIOIV THE ITHACA JOURNAL �fafr of �Xdu Varlt, Zontphiiis Tomitij, S_q.: ...... %.......................... being dilly sworn, deposes and says, that She resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and that S be is_ ........ bQokkeeper_ ........................ of THE ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true copy, was published in said paper ....... Qctob.er ... 201.27y ... 1948 .............. and that the first publication of said notice was on the .... day of ........... O.C.to-b-er ........ ........ .......... 4�..? ...... .................................... Subscribed and sworn to before me, this..........'.. 2.8.th ..................day .. .. . .... of... ............ ..... 19A ...... AR"G'A" RE "Ivi I AL Not,-ry Puhj, ,C, State 6f 7lew Tompi(ins C unty, # 333 14Y C0171'rlissi011 Expires Match 300 ji � 2M-10-47 NOTICE OV HEARING UPON PRELIMINARY MIDGET Notice is hereby given that the pre. liminary budget of the Town of Ith- aca for the fiscal year beginning January 1. 1949,has been completed. and' filed in the office of the. Town Clerk, at X. 'Triphammer Rd., where It Is,avallable for Inspection by any Interested' person at all 1, e asoimble hours. Further -notice is hereby given that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca will meet and review said preliminary budget ' and hold a public hearing thereon, at the Court house at 4 o'clock p.m,' on the4th. day of No- vember, 1948, and that at such hear- ing any person may be heard in favor or - against the preliminary budget as compiled or -for or against any item or items therein contained. Pursuant to Section,113 of the Town Law, the proposed -salaries of the fol- lowing town officers are hereby ,peci-- fled as follows: - Supervisor ........... ; ..... $2,500 Councilmen .... : ............ 400 Justices of the Peace 1,500 Town Clerk ................ 1,800 Supt. of Highways ........ 3.600 Town Attorney Town Engineer Dated, October 19, 1918.' By order of the Town Board. - RACHEL T. HANSHAW Town Clerk Oct. 20. 27. rw _AQ Lane_ to the.eas.t boundary of property.'now .owned by A. R. Cornish and wife; thence southwesterly 113.E feet, westerly 37.2 feet ,and northerly 100 feet around the boundaries of said Cornish property and back to the south line of Rosemary Lane; thence west along the south line of Rosemary lane 250 feet more or less to the east boundary of property now owned by Victor.H. Weber; thence southerly 100 feet, westerly 100 feet& northerly 100 feet around the boundaries of the said Weber property and back to the south line, of Rosemary Lane-, theme west along the south line of Rosemary Lane. 2I0• feet more. or less to. the east line of-N. Cayuga St.; thence north along the east line of 11. Cayuga St. 50 feet to the north line of Rosemary Lane; thence east along the north line of Rosemary Lane 110 feet more or less to the west line of property owned by Irving E. Cook; Chance northerly 100 feet, westerly 110 feet, north loo feet, easterly. 110 feet, southerly 100 feet, easterly 120 feet, and south 100 feet around the boundaries of the Cook aid Fred E. Howe properties and back to the north lira. of Rosemary Lane; thence east along the north line of Rosemary Lane to the west line of the Lake Rd: thence northerly along the west line of the Lake Rd# to the place of beginning. Twerr separate Extensions of the Spencer Road Water District to cover the following area: Extension No, 1: All that tract or parcel of land situate in the Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins, and State of New York bounded and described as follows: Commencing at the point of intersection of the center lima of the Ithaca -Elmira State highway with the center line of the old Spencer Rd. near Buttermilk Creek, said point being the southwest corner of the Spencer Road Water District; thence westerly along the center line of the Old Spencer Road, -to the, boundary line between property of David Powers Jr. ,and Phyllis McMillan; thence northerly along said boundary line between powers and McMillan to ,the south boundary of the right-of-way of the D. L. & W. RR.; theme easterly along the south boundary of .said Railroad right-of-way to the center line. of the Ithaca -Elmira State highway. - thence southerly along the -center line of said State Highway to place of beginning. Extension No. 2: All that tract or parcel of land situate in the Tovm of I Ithaca t..Cowityof Tompkins, and State of New York, bounded as described as follows:- Commencing at, the point of intersection of the center of the Old Spencer Road, with the east line of what As. known as the sand bank road running from said Spencer Road to the sand bank now operated by Hugh Ramsey; thence southerly along the east line of said sandbank road across Buttermilk.Creek'and to the north boundary of property belonging to the eatate of Laura H. Treman, and known as the sand bank property; thence southeasterly. along the north boundary of said sand bank property to the northeast corner thereof; thence westerly along the said boundary to the southwest corner of said sand bank property; thence northerly along the west boundary of said sand bank property to the center line of, the said sand bank road; thence southerly along the center line of said sand bank road 68 feet to a corner of said property; thence westerly along the south boundary, of said sand bank property 343.2 feet to a corner; thence northerly along the western boundary of said sand bank property 872 feet to the northwest dorner of said property; thence easterly along the north boundary of said property to thO west line of the sand bank road; thence northerly along the west line of the sand bank road, crossing Buttermilk Creek to the center line of the Old Spencer Road; thence northerly along the center line of the Old Spencer Road to the place of beginning. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, that a special meeting of the Town Board of. the said Town of Ithaca shall be held at the Supervisors' Rooms in the Court -House in the City of Ithaca, New York 3n the 16th day of November, 1948 at 4:00 in the afternaon of that day to consider the said petitions and to hear all persons interested in the subject thereof concerning the same and for such.other action on the part of said Town Board with gelation to the said petitions or any of them as .may be required by law or be proper in the premises. This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as follows:- dyes- Maxfield-Munsey-Chase-Hartsomk. Noes 0. Corrected maps and descriptions of the four election districts in the Town were presented. Moved by Councilman Munsey thstthre corrected descriptions. of, the four election districts be as follows: - Election District No. 1 - Beginning at, the intersection of the south. line of the City of Ithaca with the middle of Cayuga Inlet; thence southwesterly along the middle .of Cayuga Inlet to its intersection with the south line of the. Town of Ithaca; thence west along the south line of the Torn to the southwest corner thereof; thence north along the west line of the Town of Ithaca to the northwest corner of said Town; thence east along the north line of, said Town to the middle of Cayuga, L ake; thence southeasterly along as easterly, boundary of said Tom and along tW middle of Cayuga Laka to the southwest corner of the Town of Lansing; thence east along the line between the Towns of Ithaca and Lansing to the east shore of Cayuga Lake; theme southeasterly along the east shore of Cayuga Lake to a northwest corner of the City of Ithaca; thence west across Cayuga Lake following a north line of the City of Ithaca to a northwest corner of said City, in the west shore of the 109 Lake; _ t hence southwesterly along .a westerly boundary of the City of Ithaca as it bends. and turns to a corner in said boundary; thence west along another north line of the City to a northwest corner thereof; thence south along a west line of the City to the southwest corner thereof; thence east along the south line of the City of Ithaca to the place of beginning. Election District No. 2 Beginning at the southeast corner of the City of Ithaca; thence north along the east line of said City to the northeast corner thereof; thence west along a north "line of said City to the southeast corner of the Village of Cayuga Heights; thence northerly along the east line of said Village, following the center line of Triphammer Road, to the northeast corner of said Village; thence west along the north line of said Village to the center of Highland Road; thence no northwesterlyalong the center of Highland Road to the north line. of the Tone of I `thaca; thence east along the north line. of said Town to the northeast corner thereof; thence south along the line between the Towns of Ithaca and Dryden to ttie south line' of the City of Ithaca prolonged; thence west along said prolongation to' the place of beginning. Election Bistrict 'No. 3 Beginning at the intersection of the south line of the City of Ithaca with the middle of Cayuga Inlet; thence east along the s,outhline of said City and prolongation thereof to the eattline of the Town of Ithaca; thence south along the east line of said Tovai to 'the southeast corner thereof; thence west Along the south line of said Tovai to the intersection with the middle: of Cayuga Inlet; 'thence northeasterly along the middle of Cayuga Inlet to the place of beginning. Election District No. 4 Beginning at the intersection of the north line of the,City of Ithaca with the east shore of'Cayuga Lake; thence northwesterly along the east shore of Cayuga Lake to the north line of the Town of Ithaca; thence east along the line between the Tovus of Ithaca and Lansing to the center of Highland Road; thence southeasterly along the center line of Highland Road to the north line of to the Village of Cayuga Heights; thence east along the northline of said Village to the northeast corner thereof; thence southerly along the east line of said Village, following the center of Triphammer Road, to the southeast corner of said Village; thence west along a north line of the City of Ithaca to a corner in said City line at the east boundary of North Cayuga St.; thence northerly along an easter ly boundary of said City, as it heads and turns, to the place of beginning. ^This was seconded by Justice Maxfield and ,approved as follows:- Ayes Munsey-Maxf ield-C hase-Hart sock. Noes 0. In regard to the establishment of a water district in the Town of Ithaca ens be known as the Elmira Road Water District, the following resolution was offered by Councilman Mansey:- It is hereby ordered that the application dated April 21, 1948, to the State of New York Department of Audit and Control for the establishment of said Elmira Road 'later District be and the same hereby is withdrawn without prejudice to the right of the Town Board to resubmit such application when and. if it shall be appropriate so to do: and ka it is hereby further Ordered, that a water district be established in the said Town of Ithaca Tompkins County, New York, as described in the aforesaid petition to the Town Board to be designated as the Elmira Road Water District of the Town of Ithaca and to be of the following descriptions and boundaries:- Commencing at the Intersection of the center line of Ithaca -Elmira State H ighway and the south corporation line of the City of Ithaca; running thence west along the south Qity Line to the northwest corner of property of Jacob Novidor, being also the northeast corner of property of William Knight; thence south along the west boundary of said lands of Xdti dbr and the east boundary of said Knight to the northeasterly corner of property of Nelson S. and Viola M. Palmer; thence south- easterly along the boundary between said lands of Palmer and the lands of Jacob Novidor to the center line of the Ithaca -Elmira State Highway; thence northeasterly along the center line of said highway to the place of beginning. This was seconie by Justice Maxfield aryl approved as follows:- Ayes - Munsey-Maxfi eld-C hase-Hart sock The Supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry Baker Highway Supt . Oct. Salary 275.00 275.00 N.Y.Elec. & Gas Co. St. Lights 70.56 70.56 John W. Richards School tax on Sullivan Prop. 24.24 24.24 Otis Root Custodian Election Machines 30.00 30.00 Morris Gray it " it & keys 33.00 33.00 Vivian Priest Rechekking Election Machines 4.00 4.00 Frank Han shave it It • it 4.00 4.00 Grace M. Smith Election Inspector Dist. 1 51.00 51.00 110 bills continued Arthur .Teet.er . Hazel B. Baker_ Beryl J. Pai ge Margaret Mapes Anna L. Force Viola Boot hroyd Anne Rideout Jennie Iaeovelli Elizabeth Murnighan Cora M. Gray Florence M: Myers Luella Thompson Edna Marvel Helen Sale Mildred Werder Eleanor Olsefski Ruth White Carl Personius Cornell University VanNatta Off is a Equip Ithaca Journal Carl Crandall Carl Crandall Carl Crandall Carl Crandall Macks Photo Copies Association of Towns William Winslow Ithaca Fire Dept.. Moved by J Councilman Munsey and Noes 0. Election Inspector Dist. 1 « ustice 53.04 53.04 it tt n rt 51.00 51.00 tt et tt n 50.00 50 «0 0 tt It -it 2 56.00 51.00 tt tt tt n 56.00 51.00 >* tt tt it 56.00 51.00 tt tt tt tt 46.00 41.00 It :t n 3 2D .00 20,00 n a tt tt 36*00 31.00 tt » tt tt 56.00 51.00 let tt ' tt tt 58.04 53.04 to It tt +t 56.00 51.00 it tt tt 4 46.00 41.00 to tt tt tt 56.00 51,00 55.00 51.00 n ti tt ' tt 20,00 20«00 tt n tt 10.00 10 «00 Reading & Billing F.H.W.b* 37.00 37.00 Water for F.H.W.D. 215.15 215.15 Office Supplies , 11.60 11,60 Legal Ad 7.40 7.40' Map of R.H.W.D. Ext. 50.00 50.00 Map of East Ithaca W.D. 78.00 78.00 Map of S.R.W.D. Ext. 50.0,0 50.00 Map of Corrected Election Dist 65.00 65.00 Photostatic copy of Election Dist 3.60 3.60 Town dues 38.00 38.00 Janitor services Elec. Dist. 4 12.00 12.00 Response 'to 3 f Tres 250000 250.00 Maxfi'eld these bills be paid. This was seconded by approved as follows: .Ayes - Maxfield-Munsey-Chase-Hartsock. N Councilman Chase offered the following resolution; - Resolved, that .the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, and State of New York approve of the inclusion of "the officers and employees of the Town of Ithaca,, Tompkins County, in the New York State. EmpIoyee,s.!:KRet iremeatx .�x,z System, which system is provided for by Chapter '741 of the Law of 1920, as amended being article 4 of the Civil Service L aw and which inclusion, together with conditions of same, is provided for by Chapter 591 of the Law of 1922 as amended by Chapter 708 of the Laws of 1823, being article 5 of thw Civil Service -Law, with full time service allowame as provided in Chapter 140 of the: Laws of 1930 and any subsequent amendment to the laws governing said system. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows;- Ayes Chase -Hart sock-Munsey-Maxfield. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn wad unanimous. Rachel T. Hanshaw Tovm Clerk. it November 16 1948 The Town .Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Court House Tuesday, Nov. 16 1948 at 4:00 P.M. Members present:- H. N. Gordon, Supervisor - Justices F. R. Hartsock- T. B. Maxfield. Absent Councilmen L. E. Chase - W. A. Munsey . This was a Public Hearing on water districts in the Tova. Proof of publication and posting was presented. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Mr. Newnan, Attorney for the Water Districts, read the order for' the establishment of the Elm St. Extension Plater District. Several interested persons were present and fvaored the order. Moved by Justice Hartbo5k, seconded by Justice Maxfield the following IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, RESOLVED AND DETERMINED (a) That the said petition is signed and acknowledged as required by law, and is otherwise sufficient; (b) That all the property and property owners within the proposed district are benefited thereby; (c)•.That all the property and property owners benefited are included within the limits,.of the -proposed district; (d) That it is in the public interest to grant the whole of the relief sought; AIM IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED AID DETERMINED that the establishment of a water district upon the terms and conditions set forth in the said petition be approved; AIV IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that a water district be and the sama hereby is established in the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins, New York. to be designated as 'Elm Street Extension Water District' and that the said district shall be bounded and described as follows: - All that tract or parcel of land situate in the Tovn. of Ithaca, County of Tompkins, and State of New Y o rk, bounded and described as follows: - Beginning at the point of intersection of the west line of the City of Ithaca with the center line of Elm Street; thence south 3 degrees west along the west line of the City of Ithaca 150 feet to an Iron pipe; thence north 87 degrees west along a line parallel with the center lire of Elm Street Extension and 150 feet distant tberefrom 909.48 feet to an iron pipe in the fence line; thence north 4 degrees east 150 feet to the center line of Elm St. Extension; d3he.rne continuing north 4 degrees east 849.42 feet to the boundary line between property of Chris Haller and Stuant Carpenter; thence north 3 degrees 15 minutes east &&8 *.feet to an iron pipe; thence south 86 degrees 15 minutes east 881.1, feet tov�n�'%on pipe in the west line of the City: of Ithaca; thence south 3 degrees west along the west line of the City of Ithaca feet more or less to the lace of beginning. Approved as- follows:-/�y s`''Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes �. Mr. Newman read the order for the extensions of the Spencer Road Water District. Persons interested who were present favored the order. Moved by Justice Maxfield, seconded by Justice Hartsock that IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, RESOLVED AND DETERMINED (a) That the said petition is signed and acknowledged as required by law, and is otherwise sufficient; (b) That all the property and property owners within the proposed extension are benefited thereby; (c) That all - the property and property owners benefited are included within the limits of the proposed extension; (d) That it is in the public interest to grant the whole of the relief - sought; AND IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED AND DETIRMINED that the two extensions of the Spencer Road Water District upon the terms and conditions set forth in said petition be approved; AID,? IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Spencer Road Water District be and the same hereby is extended to include the areas hereinafter described to wit: Extension No. 1: All that tract or parcel of land situate in the To= of Ithaca, County of Tompkins, 'and State of New York bounded and described as follows: - Commencing at the point of intersection of the center line of the Ithaca -Elmira S't"�ft'e Highway with the center line of the old Spencer Road near Buttermilk Creek turos,have been presented to and tile'! with the Town Board of the Town, of Ithaca, ',Tompkins County, New ,'Y tirk. o for tine establishment of twwater. districts and for the extension of fhr territory of two existing water dis- tricts as follows:, EAST ITHACA WATER DISTRICT: All that tract or parect,of land situ- ate in the Town of Ithaca, Countyof :Tompkins, an-d State of New .York. bounded and described as follows:- Conimencing at the point of. intersec- tion of the east -line .of the City of Ithaca with the center Sine of the' Ithaca -Cortland Road, now . known as State . highway No. 13:. thence _-in , a general easterly direction . along the center, tine of said highway -totine point of interscetion of said center' line .with the center line of Cascadilla Creek; thence southeasterly and easterly along the center line of said Cascadilla Creek to the boundary line between the Town of Ithaca and the, Town, of Dryden; thence south along the said town boun- dary line to a point 300 feet south of the , south line of the Ellis. hollow Road; 'thence In a general westerly direction oil a line parallel with the south line of .the Ellis hollow Road and 300 feet distant therefrroln to the .east line or the City of Ithaca; thence north along the east line of the City -of Ithaca to the place ofbeginning. ELM STREET EXTENSION WATER DISTRICT: All_that tract or parcel of land situate in the 'Sown of Ithaca. County of Tompkins, and State of New York, bounded and described as follows; Beginning at the point of in- tersection of the west' line of the: City of Ithaca teeth the center line of Elm Street; thence south 3 degrees west along the west line of the•City of Ith- aca ILO •feet Jo an, iron pipe.}; thence north 87 degrees west along aline parallel with the center line of Elm Street Extension -and 150•feet distant Alicrefrom 909.48 feet to an iron pine in the'fence':line; thence. north 4- de-grees east 150-feet to the renter line of Bile Street �rxtension; thence con- tinuing .north 4 degrees east 849.42 feet to the boundary line between prop- erty of Chris Haller and Stewart Car- penter; thence north 3 degrees 15 min- utes east 8S9 feet to an iron pipe; - thence south 86 degrees 15 minutes east 881.1 ffet to an iron pipe in the west line of tine City,of Ithaca; thence south 3 degrees west long the west line of the City of Ithaca 1,694.02 feet more or less to -the place of beginning. EXTENSION OF R E N W I C K' HEIGHTS WATER DISTRICT TO IN-. CLUDE ' THE FOLLOWING' AREA: All, that tract or parcel of land situ- ate in the Town of Ithaca.. County of Tompkins, and State ' of. New York, bounded and . described as follo% s:- Commencing at a point in.the west line of the Lake Road, at the southwest cor- ner of the Renwick heights Water Dis- trict; thence easterly. -along the south boundary of said .Renwick Heights Water District 300 feet, thence south 250 feet: theu.e w'st €o;tile._east-line. ;f` the take Road;. thcnc southerly along the east -line rf't ,Lake. Road to the north line of,tile City of Ithaca: thence west along the north _line of the City of Ithaca to the west bound- ary- of property now owned by Earl Millen thence northerly., ,along the west '.boundaries - of . Millen -and, .1,eo Deeb .and the west line of the -Lake Road to the south line of Rosemary Lane;' thence..west along the •south. 1 1 a e of + Rosemary. •Lane �to . the -east boundary, of property now ,owned by A. R,,,'Cornish-and,wife:"thence. 'southwesterly`.213:6 feet..-u°esterly 37 2 feet, and northerly 100 feet around the boundaries of said" Cornish' property and back to the south line Of Rose- mary Lane; then-,._ west along the' south line .of Rosemary Lane 2:50 feet more' or less to' the - east boundary of property now, owned by Victor IT. Weber: thence southerly 100 feet: westerly 100 feet, and northerly 100 feet around the boundaries 'of said Weber property. and back to the south line of Rosemary. Lane: thence west, aeons; the' south 'line of. Rosemary Lane 210 feet •more or less to the east line of North Cayuga Street; thence north along the east line of 'North Cayuga Street ''50,'feet to the north line of Rosernar'y Lane,•' thence east along the ijicirtjj link of .ioh a mlineist ofpro p- erty:,ownee� ke. �z , northerly 100 feet;' we-tPrSs 11J fes t, nortii..lob. feet,_e�asterly 110 feet, south- aouth.100IW f et around the0bounfeet. aries tof the Cook and Fred E. Howe prop- erties . and back io the north line of Rosemary Lane: thence east along the ,north line' of Rosemary Lane to„ the. west line of .the Lake Road: thence northerly along the west line of the Lake Road to the place of begimling. TWO SEPARATE EXTENSION'S OF THE SPENCER ROAD WATER DIS- TRICT TO COVER , THE FOLLOW= 'ING AREAS: Extension ;tie.. I: All'tlrat tract or parcel of land situate `in tine Town of Ithaca. County of Tompkins, and State of New York bounded and described as follows'- Commencing qt- the point of tntersectlon of the conP'r line of the Ithaca -Elmira, State.''-Iligh- way e with' the center Ilna- of- the. old Spencer Road near Buttermilk Creek, .said point being ill(, southwest corner of the Spencer .Road Water District; thence westerly along the center line of the old Spencer.Road-to the boun- dary line •between property of. David Powers Jr. , and" Phyllis McMillan; thence northerly along the said boun- dary:line between Powers and 1ticltlil- 1an to , the south boundary, of tine right of. wa„y • of- the Delaware. Lacka- wanna and . Western R hl bad; thence easterly along�tthe of said railroad right of way to the center' line of the Ithaca-Flmira; State High- way; thence southerly along file center line of said state highway.to-the place of beginning ` . Extension No. -` , All that tract- ar parcel of land situate in the Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins, and State' of'New York, bounded and described xas #b11o,�ta-. CIammencing'at the point of rntersec ion .Of f11e canter' line of the ,old ^Spencer Road -_with the• -east line ,of *list' Is known- as •tbe -Sand -Berk- Road . running from , the said Spencer Road' to the Sand Bank now operated by Hugh Rumsey; 'thence southerly along the east line of said Sand Bank, Road across Buttermilk Creek 'arid to the north boundary of property-belong- ,IFFID,1V1T OF PUBLICATION ing to the estate of Laura H. Trenian, th Sand Bank property• THE ITHACA JOURNAL State of Xefu IjIIrlt, C` ontphitts QJouittLt, sr,-: Capagros$!_...........................being duly sworn, deposes and says, that S he resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and that s he is ... bQQWeeper...............................................__.............. of THE ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true copy, seas published in said paper ... ......NQVPMb!Qr.. 67,,..j.948 ................ ............................... ......................................... .............I ..... I .... ............. and that the first publication of said notice was on the ...........�?.... ............ and known as e thence southeasterly along the' north. boundary, of said Sand Bank property :—to ithe northeast corner thereof; thence westerly along the said boundary, to the southwest corner of said Sand Bank property; thence ngrtherly,along the west boundary of -said Sand Bank property to the' -•center line of said Sand Bank.'Road,-thence southerly along the center line of said Sand Bank Road 68 feet to a corner of•said-prop- erty; thence" westerly along the -south boundary- of said Sand Bank property "M feet to a. corner- thence northerly. along the -western boundary of said Sand, Bank property 872 feet, to - the northwest corner of said property; thence easterly along the north boun dary of said property to the west line, of the Sand Bank Road; thence north- erly along tine west Tine_ of the S:znd. Bank Road, crossing Buttermilk Creek to the center Iine of the old Spencer Road; thence northerly along the can- ter line, of the old- Spencer Road, to the place of beginning. IT IS IIERI-19Y ORDERED. tliat a special meeting of the Town', -Board of, the said Town of Ithaca shall be held at the Supervisors' Rooms in the,. Court House In the City of Ithaca, New 'Rork' on the '16th day of Novem- ber, 1918, at 4:00 in the afternoon of that day to consider the said petitions and to hear all persons interested in the ,subject thereof concerning the same and for such 'other action on thew part of said Town Board with relation to the said petitions or any of them as may be required by law or be Prop - er in tine premises. Dated, Novernbe.r 4, 1948. HARRY N. GORDON F. R. HARTSOCK LAGRAND CHASE T. B. MAXFIEILD W, A. MUNSEY Councilman &Iernbers of the Tawn November t Board of the Town of day of......lriivi ............ ..............194 Ithaca. .. ....... STATE OF NEW YORK es. COUNTY OF TOMPKiNB I. RACHEL T. HA'VSHAW, Town . Cierk of the Town of Ithaca, T,omp Subscribed and sworn to before Inc this kips County, New York, as hereby, t r NOTICII OF I1EAItING certify that the foregoing is a true do Formation and Extension copy of a resolution. duly adopted by Of Water Districts the Town.Board, of the Town of Ith- of..... . NQypMl?er 4:8 aca at a meeting regularly called and. EAST ITHACA, WATER DISTRICT; held on the 4th day -of November, ELM STREET EXTENSION WATER 1948,, at. the Court House in Ithaca. DISTRICT: EXTENSION OF 2EN- New York. WICK HEIGHTS WATER JDIS- IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have. tt. ti TRICT; EXTENSION OF SPE CET{ hereunto' set my hand and affixed the iiQtF y PUt)i:3, :t! ROAD WATER DISTRICT. seal, of said Town this 4th: day of November, 1949. Tom hinsC unty� WHEREAS, wr1hpli petitions .in due RACHEL T. RANSHAW. Ajy cMMj33M t ltform containing the required signa- Town Clerk of the Town of Itha;: tures.have been.presented to and tiled 'frith the Town Board of the Town- of Ithaca, -Tompkins County, New 'York, for the establishment - of two water 'districts and for thc'extension of the ;territory of two existing -rater dts- tricts as follows: - EAST ITHACA 'WATER. DISTRICT: All that tract or parcel, of land situ- ate in the Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins, anti State of *New . York, bounded and described as follows: - Commencing at the point of _ Intersec^ tion of the east .line of tine City of Ithaca with the center line of the' Ithaca -Cortland Road, now known as State highway No. 13;. thence in . a general. easterly direction along the center line of -aid highway to the point of intersection of said centerline with the center Iine of Cascadilla Creek; thence southeasterly and easterly "along the center line of said Cascadilla Creek to tine boundary lime between the Town of Ithaca" and the Town of Dryden; thence south along the said town boun- dary line to a point 300 feet south of ,the . south line of the Ellis Hollow Road; thence in a general "westerly 'direction on a line parallel with the south line of the Ellis hollow Road and 200 feet distant therefrom to the east line of the City of Ithaca; thence north " along. the east line of the City of Ithaca to the place of'bekinnfng. FLIT STREET EXTENSION WATER DISTRICT: All that tract or parcel of land situate in the Town of Ithaca, County' of Tompkins, -and State of. New York, bounded and described as follows: BYghming'at the point of in- tersection of, the west" Ilne of the City of .Ithaca with the center line of Elm Street; thence south 3 degrees west along the west Iine of the, City of ith- aca 150 feet to air ".iron pipe,; thence north 87 degrees west . along a" line parallel with the center line of War Street Extension -and 150 feet distant .theiefroni 909.48 feet to an iron pipe in : the fenee- line; thence north 4.'de- grees cast '150 feet to the center Iine of Elm Street Extension; thence con- tinuing north 4 degrees east 849.42 feet to the boundary line between prop- erty of Chris Bailer and Stewart Car- penter; thence north 3 degrees 15 min- utes east 889 feet to 'an iron pipe; thence south 86 dpgrees.la minutes east 88I.,1 f1•et to an iron pipe in .the west line of.the City of Ithaca; thence south 3 degrees west. long the west Ilne of ,the City of Ithaca 1,691.02 feet more ,or less to' the place of beainning. EXTENSION -- O 1` . R E N W I C IC HEIGHTS WATER DISTRICT. TO IN- CLUDE 'THE FOLLOWING AREA. All, that tract or parcel of land 'situ- nte. in tiro Town of Ithaca, County ,of Tompkins, and State • of New' York, bounded and described as 'follows: - Commencing at a point in the west line of the Lake Road- at the southwest cor- ,ner of tine Renwick heights Water Dis- trict; thenco easterly along the south boundary of said Renwick l•Ieights Water District 300 feet; thence south 250 feet; thence wi st to the cast,lj_n - the I.ak a.. Rnad; thence `fioutheriy along the east "lint of,-theLake' Road to tile. north line of the City of Ithaca; thence west along the north line of the City of Ithaca to .,the west bound- a,ry' of property, now Owned by Earl .1'lillen; thence `northerly- along tine west ' boumdaries of Millen -and- 1,eo Deeb .an,I the west line of tile 'Lake Road to` the south' line of Rosemary Lane; thence;, -,vest along" the -south I I an a of � Rosemary •Lane to the east boundary of property now ,owned ence b©uti esA. stterlS 113 G ,feeornish t .westerly 37.2 feet, and northerly 100 feet "around the bonndarie:i of said Cornish' property and back to the south line of Rose- mary Lane; thence west . along tho south line of 'Rosemary "Lane 250 feet, more -or less to the east boundary of: property now: owned by Victor If. Weber; thence southerly .100 feetr' westerly 100 feet, and northerly 100 feet around the.boundaries °of said Weber property _ and back to the south line of ;Rosemary_ Lane; thence west, along the south line of, Rosemary bane 210 feet more or, less to the cast line of North Cayuga Street: thence north along the east line of 'North Cayuga Street 50.''feet to the north line of Rosemary Lane-' thence east along the north , line of Rosemary Lane .110. feet the west line of prnp- cwt y own nortberly 100 feet, westerly north Z00 feet, easteriY 1,0 fef-t. south- erly ,100 feet, easterly. 120 feet, and south`160 feet, around the boundaries of the Cook and Fred' E. Howe prop- ortles and back io the north line of Rosemary Lane; .thence. east along the north line of Rosemary Lane to"_ the west line of the "Lake Road; thence northerly along the west line of the Lake, Road to the.plaee of begin.ing. TWO SEPARATE EXTENSIONS OF THE SPENCER ROAD WATER, DIS- TRICT TO COVER „THE FOLLOW-w ING AREAS: Lxtension No. 1; Alt'that tract or parcel of land situate in the Town of Ithaca. County of Tompkins. and State of New'York"bonnded--and described as follows:- CommFncing 0t" the point of intersection of the-cenfel• line of the 'Ithaca -Elmira- State, -High- way •with the center. line `of the old Spencer Road near -Buttermilk Creek, said point being the" -southwest corner of the Spencer Road Water.District; thence westerly along the center line of the old Spencer Road to the -boun- dary line between. property of. David Powers Jr. and Phyllis 3iebtillan; thence northerly along ,the said boun- dary..line between Powers and Irlclrlil- Ian to tine, south boundary of the ,right of.way of- the Delaware- Lacka- wanna and .'Western Railroad; thence easterly along the south boundary of said railroad right of way to the center' line' of 'the Ithaca -Elmira -State High- way; thence southerly along the center 'line of said state highway to tine place {of beginning: k:xtension ho. 2:-"All that tract or 'parcel of land situate in the Town of 'Ithaca, County of Tompkins, and State iof 'New York, bounded and described ?P's•fbilo��vrs; typmmencing"at the point of intersect On of 3S#e cantek iif;i= of the {old ^Spenrr Road . ndtlt the east line 'Or -what is known- as the -Sand, laaak4 Road running' frann the said Spencer ,Road'to,the Sand Banknow operated 'bye Hugh - Rumsey; -thence southerly along the east line oil said Sand Bank. Road across Buttermilk Creek and to the north boundary of property belong-- AFFIDIWIT OF PUBLMITION ing to the estate of Laura H. Treman, the Sand Bank property; THE ITHACA JOURNAL �tttte of �leftl 1. nrlt, `CTntitphitts TnlultLl, ss_: L.,,_eaj30grO,SS.............................being duly sworn, deposes and says, that S he resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and that S he is....bOa� ePQr,.. of THE ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true copy, Was published in saidpaper........hTOVember ............... ........... ................ ................ .................. I ....... ......, and that the first publication of said notice was on tile ............ 6 r.h da of November 194 $ an d known as thence southeasterly- along the' north boundary of said Sand Bank property to the northeast corner thereof` thence [westerly along the said boundary, to' the southwest corner of said Sand Bank 'property' thence northerly, along the west boundary of said Sand Bank property to the -center line of" said Sand. Bank Road; thence southerly along the center line of said Nand Bank Road "68 feet to a corner of -raid prola- erty; thence westerly along the, south boundary -of said Sand Bank property 343.2 feet to a corner; thence northerly" ,along the western :boundary of said 'Sand. Bank property 872 feet to -the .northwest corner of said propertY;" ,thence easterly'along -the north boun-• dary of said property to the west line of the Sand Bank road; thence north- erly along the west line "of the .Sand Bank Road, crossing Buttermilk Creek to the center line of the old Speneer - Road;"thence northerly along the cen- ter line of the old Spencer Road to the place of beginning." IT IS ]AERMSY .ORDERED; that a special meeting of the ' Town-lRoard of, the said Town of Ithaca shall be held of the Supervisors'. Rooms in the, Court House in the City of Ithaca, New 'Yorlt on the 16th day at Novem- ber, 1948, at 4:00 in tine afternoon of that day to consider the said petitions ;and to hear all persons interested in the subject thereof concerning-._the, --�saiuco and for sueh.'other action on tile - part of said Town Board with relation to the said petitions or any of them as may be required by law or be prop- er in the premises. Dated, November 4, INS HARRY N. GORDON F. R. HARTSOCK LAGRAND CIIASE T, B: DIAX171FILD w. A. :tIuNSFIY Councilman Members of the flown y Board of the Town of Ithaca " STATE OF NEW YORIC s.s. COUNTY 01 Tfl3IPI�INS 1 I, RACIIEL.-T. IIA SIIAw, Torun Clerk of the Town of Ithaca, Tomp- "" _4kins County, New York, do hereby. Subscribed and sworn to -before rile, this .............. 9th......................da' Cl1"rtify that the foregoing is a true ?n ed pf a resolution. duly, adopted by reWep Zb; � Board, of the Town of Ith- of.... .... November 1�}..8 : r.,lwer ¢ (3)tOtalin regularly Nuceaobe d 5129 chi gip-46, I ouse in -Ithaca, vI9j70 tot abPo Pi -OF, I have. `b g5g Q1 2 �Ie.r ��0 xed" the R 'i: '!, (1'!'. - Jr b'�1' .k'ojt�3s• 2g �. $�. day of Not y Public, .te,a o new Yolk N.tti�gry Yublic..'��s dlli1z ner �Iso°j sII,iW. Toni Mns C 11* 4 333 Sp f �4). , � `1�� " of itha; a, My Commissiat Expires Matcb'30,ii$.« e'd; 4v� t t �a c�A �'10; toy /. °ta t�1 0,- 114 �Itr 112 SAID. point being the southwest corner of the Spencer Road Water District; thence westerly along the center line of the Old Spencer Road to the boundary line between property of David Powers Jr, and Phyllis McMillan; thence northerly along the said boundary line between rowers and McMillan to the south boundary of the right of way of the Delawara Lacawana and Western Railroad; thence easterly along the south boundary of said railroad right• of way.to the center- line, of the Ithaca -Elmira State Highway; thence southerly along the center lire of said state 7highway to the place of beginning. Extension No.- 2: All that tract or -parcel of land situate in the Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins, and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: Commencing at, the point of intersection of the'center line of the Old Spencer Road with the east line of what is known as the Sand Bank Road running from said Spencer Road to the Sand Bank now pperated by High Rumsey; thence southerly along the east line of said Sand Bank Road across Buttermilk Creek and to the north boundary of property belonging to the estate of Laura H. Treman, and known as the Band Bank property; thence southeasterly along the north boundary of said Sand Bank property to the northeast corner thereof; thence westerly along the said boundary to the southwest corner of said Sand Bank preperty; thence northerly along the west boundary of said Sand Bank property to the. center line of said Sand Bank Road; thence southerly along the center line of said Sani B ank Road 68 feet to a corner of said property; thence westerly along the south boundary of said Sand Bank property 342.2 feet to a corner; thence northerly along the western boundary of said Sand Bank property 872 feet to the northwest corner of said property; thence easterly along the north boundary of said property to the west line- of the Sand Bark Road; thence northerly along the west line of the Sand Bank Road, crossing Buttermilk Creek to the center line of the 01D Spencer Road; thence northerly along the center line of the Old Spencer Road to the place of beginning. Approved as follows:- Ayes = Maxf iel d-Hartsoalr-_ C_6�doh� Foes, Mr. Newman read the order for t he extension of the Renwick Heights Water District. Upon motion by Justice Maxfield, seconded. by Justice Hartsock, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED? RESOLVED AND DETERMINED (a) The the said pet ition, is signed aryl acknowledged as required by law, and is otherwise sufficient; (b). That all the property and property owners within the propeedd extension are benefited thereby; { (c) That all the property and property owners benefited are included within the limits of the proposed extension. ,(d) That is is in the public Interest to grant the whole .of the relief sought; AND IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED AND DETERMINED that the extension of the Renwick Heights VDater District upon the terms and conditions set forth in'the said petition be approved; AND IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the . Renwick Heights Water District be and the same. hereby is extended to included the area bounded ard described as follows:- All that tract and parcel of land situate in the Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins, and State of New York, bounded and described as follows; Commencing at a point in the -west line of the Lake Road at the southwest corner of the Renwick Heights -Water District; thence easterly along the south boundary of the Renwick Heights Water District 300 feet; thence south 250 feet; thence west to the east line of the Lake Road;, thence southerly along the east line of the Lake Road to the north line of the City of Ithaca; thence west along the north line of the, City of Ithaca to the west boundary of property now owned by Earl. Millen; thence northerly along the west boundaries of Millenand Leo Deeb and the west line of the Lake Road to the south line of Rosemary Lane; ,thence west along the south line of Rosemary Lane to the east boundary of property now owned by A. RL Cornish and wife; thence southwesterly 113.6 feet, westerly 37#2 feet, and northerly 100 feet around the boundaries of said Cornish property and back to the south line of Rosemary Lane; thence west along the south line of Rosemary Lane 250 feet more or less to the eabt boundary of property now owned by Victor H. Weber; thence southerly 100 feet, westerly loo feet, and northerly'100 feet around the boundaries of the said Weber property and back to the south line of Rosemary Lane; thence west along the south line. of Rosemary Lane 210 feet more or less to the east line of North Cayuga Street; thence north along the east line of North Cayuga Street 50 feet to the north line of Rosemary Lane; thence east along the north line of Rosemary Lane 110 feet more or less to the west line of property now owned by Irving E. Cook; thence northerly 100 feet, westerly 1910 feet, north 100 feet, easterly 110 feet, southerly 100 feet, easterly 120 feet and south. 100 feet around the boundaries of the Cook aril Fred E. Howe properties and back to the north line of Rosemary L ane ; thence east along the north line of Rosemary Lane to the west line of the Lake Road; thence northerly along the west line of the LakeaRoad to the place of beginning. ' Approved as follows:- Ayes - Hartsock-MaxfieldY�iddli=;;;hoes 0. itpprovod next page 113 Mr. Nev=n read the order for the .farmer-tion of the East Ithaca Water District. Upon motion of Justice Hartsock, seconded by Justice Maxfield IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, RESOLVED AM DEZEfSIPt�.�D (a) That the said petition is signed and acknowledged as required by law, and is otherwise sufficient; (b) That all the property and property owners within the proposed district are benefited thereby; (a) That all the property and property owners benefited are included within the limits of the proposed district; (d) That it is in the public interest to grant the whole of the relief sought; AID IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED ATID D12EMIMM that the establishment of a rater district upon the terms and conditions set forth in the said petition,,,be approved; AND 17 IS HEREBY ORDERED that a water district be and the same hereby is established in the Toemm of Ithaca, Tompkins County, Iyeez York, to be designated as "East Ithaca Water District" and that the said district strap be bounded and described as follows: - All that tract or parcel of land situate in the Town of Ithaca,- County of Tompkins;, aid State of New York, bounded and described as follows:- Cozmencing at the point of intersection of the east line of the City of Ithaca with the center line of the Ithaca -Cortland Road, now known as State Highway # 13; thence in a general easterly direction along the center line: of said highway to the point of intersection of said center line with the centerline of Cascadilla Creek; thence southeasterly and easterly along the center line of said Cascadilla Creek to the boundary line. between the Tovn of Ithac4 and the Town of Dryden; thence south along the said town boundary line to a point Soo feet south of -the south line of the Ellis Hollow Road; thence in a general westerly direction on a line parallel with the south.line of the Ellis Hollow Road atnd 300 feet' distant therefrom to the east line of the City of Ithaca; thence north along the east line of the City of Ithaca to the place of beginning. Approved as follows:- Ayes-Maxfield-Hartsock. Gordon. noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that Rachel -T. Hanshaw be appointed dog enumerator for the year 1949. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock aryl approved as follows:- Ayes -, Maxfield-Hartsocr.-Gordon ,woes 0. Motion to,adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. H anshaw Clerk. 0 114 December 2 1948. The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court Souse at 5;00 P,M. on Dec. 2, 1948. Members present:- H. N Gordon, Supervisor - Councilman L. E. Chase - Justice F. R. Hartsock - Councilman N. A. Munsey, Absent Justice T. B. Maxfield. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Chase:- . Whereas, it is the intention of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca to establish a Recrea xkj!r jeal, and ereas the Town of Ithaca of Tompkins County.is about to submit • am.applieation for such project to the New York State Youth Commission for its _approval, and if approved .to apply subsequently to the State of New York for partial reimbursement of funds expended on,.said project, as provided by Chapter 556 of the haws .of .1945- NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that such application, is -in all respects approved, and H. N. Gordon, Supervisor is hereby directed and authorized to duly execute said application and forward it to the Nev York State You Commission for its approval. Secondedeby Councilman Munsey and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase-Munsey-Hartsock. Noes O..To take effect immediately: Moved by Councilman Chase that the Supervisor be authorized to transfer 48000.00 from the General Fund to the Machinery fund to pay the indebtedness on the power shovel. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows: - Ayes - Chase-Hartsock-liansey. Noes 0. The Supervisor'.s monthly.report was read and placed on file.. . The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed r Allowed Harry Baker. H'way Supt - Nov. Salary.:, 11. 275.00 275.00 N.. Y. State Elea. & Gas St, Lights for Nov. 70.66 70.56 N.Y. State Elea. & Gas Lights for Poll Pl. - 1 2.39 2.39 John F. Gehern Pre. Ins. on Sullivan Property 25.00 25.00 -Mack's Photo copies Copies of. maps ,2.64 2.64 Otis "1. Root {Lem} Custodian Elea? Mach. Turn davn 4.00 4.00 Morris Gray (Rep. It to to it it 4.00 4.00 Edward A. Kinne Janitor Services Poll. P1. 2 9.00 9.00 Ithaca Journal Legal Ad - 'later Dists. 30.12 30.12 Chas. H. Newman Attorney for Water Dists. 250.00 250.00 Williamson Law Book CO. Justice Mannual Maxfield 7.50 '" 7.50 Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk - 4th Quar. 375.00 .375.00 Rachel T.. Hanshaw Registrar 50.00 50,00 Rachel T. Hanshaw Postage - 4th guar. .99 .99 H. N. Gordon Supervisor - Services annual 2100,00 2100,00 Albert W. Force Collector - 4th Guar. 212.50 212.50 John,H. Turk .attendance Officer-4th quar 37.50 37.56 T. B. '!axf ield Justice - Semi-annual 200.00 200.00 F. R. Hartsock ,Justice.- 4th guar. 180.00 180.00 71. A. Munsey Councilman - Semi annual 100.00 100.00 LaGrand Chase Councilman - Semi annual 100.00 100.00 N.Y..Elec. & Gas Poll. Pl. 3 Lights 5.26 5.26 i. N. BG rdon a sfer r m �,e n. fki d to Mach. %1w - W a er Moved by CounrYZIP JA t' hre Q be paidis was secon 'e by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes Munsey-Chase-Hartsock. Noes 0. On motion the Board adjourned. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. Dec. 7 1948 A Special Meeting of the Town Board of the Toirn of Ithaca washeld at the Court House in regard to Cobert property on the Elmira Rd. Mr._ Pyle presented -the question that if Mr. Cobert could not get enough water by drilling on. the %bore project, would the Town Board contest the property being_ taken into the Citty for adequate water supply. After considerable discussion, no action was taken penging further developement. On motion the Board adjourned. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. December 15, 1948• A Special Meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca was held at the Cburt House at 5:00 P.M., Dec. 15, 1948. Members present:- H. N. Gordon, Supervisor:- Justices, T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock. Absent Councilmen, t. E. Chase - W. A. Munsey. Truman ,Powers, attorney for South Hill Water District was present and presented the petition for the establishment of the Distict, accompanied by map, description and signatures. The following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock:- Whereas, a written petition, dated December 14, 1948, in due form and containing the required signatures has been presented to and filed with the_ Town Board of the Town of I th aca, Tompkins County, Kew York, for the establishmmnt of a Water District to ge known as #South dill ;later District" in said Town,oand ter be bounded and described as follows: ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL Or LAND SITUATE in the Town Of Ithaca, county of Tompkins and State of New'York, bounded ani described as f ollows:- Commencing at the intersection of the easterly line of South Aurora Street (being also the easterly line of the Ithaca -Darby State Highway) with the south line of the City of Ithaca, and thence running easterly along the south line of the City of Ithaca to the southwesterly line of the Delaware, :aekawanna and Western Railroad right of way(lower track); thence southeasterly along said southwesterly right of way line to its intersection with the west line of Lilitary Lot 95; thence south along the west line of Military Lot 95 to the northerly line of premises of Ithaca Enterprises, Inc., ;and continuing further along said Military Dot line 182 feet to the northerly lire of the former Conover Tract; thence westalong said Conover Tract north .lire, and also along the southerly line of Ithaca Enterprises, Inc. and. - Therm Electric Meters Co., Inc., a total distance of 776 feet to a point 33 feet distant northerly from and at rightt abgles with the center line of the middle track of the Delaware, Lackawanna ani. uJestern Railroad; thence in a westerly direction along a 1izu 33 feet northerly from the center of said track, to its intersecation with the easterly 'line of tfe. Ithaca-Danby State Highway; theace northerly along the easterly .line of said highwey to a point 400 feet southerly from the south City line, measured along the east line of said highway; thence westerly and parallel with the south City line to a point 300 feet westerly from the westerly line of said highw,V ;.,thence northerly ani parallel with South Aurora Street 400 feet to the south City line; thence easterly along the south City line to the place of beginning, as more particularly shown on a map entitled "Map of South. Hill Water District", dated December 7, 1948, and made by Carl Crandall, C.E., and _ WHEREAS, the improvement consists of the maintabancec:of a water system already established and t he acquisition. of pipe -lines and rights of way, all as shown on the survey filed with said petition, and WHEREAS, it' appears from said petition that no expenditure for improvements is contemplated or requires at this tima, it is ORDERED, that a meeting of -the Town Board of the said Town of Ithaca shall be held at the office of the Town Clerk, north Triphammer Road, in said Town of Ithaca, on the 28th day of December, 1946 at 10 Wolock in the forenoon of that day, to consider the said petition and to hear all persons interested in the subject thereof concerning the saws, and for such other action on the part of the Town Board with relation to the said petition as may be required by law or'proper in the premises. Seconded by Justice Maxfield aid approved as follows:- byes Hart sock-tiaxfieldz-Gounn,lhoes 0. Approvea. On motion the Board adjourned. Rachel T . Hans haw Clerk. 116 December 28 1941 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Town Clerk's office Tuesday , Dec .. 28 at 10 :00 A. M. Members present:- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon:- Justices T. B. Maxfield- F. R. Hartsock:- Councilmen L. E. Chase - W. A. Munsey. The minutes of the previous meeting were and approved. This was a special meeting called in the matter of the establishment of the South Hill Water District. 'roof of Publication and posting were presented. No persont:,appearing for or against the establishment of the said district the following resolution was offered by Councilman Chase: - ORDERED, that a water district be established in the said Town of Ithaca., Tompkins County, New Y ork, to be designated as 'South Rill Water District' of the To= of Ithaca, and to be of the following description and boundaries, to wit: ALL THAT TRACT AND PARCEL OF LAND situate in the Toro of Ithaca, County of Tompkins, and State of New York, bounded and described as follows:- Conneming at the intersection of the easterly line of South Aurora Street (being also the easterly line of the Ithaca-Danby State Highway) with the south line of the City of Ithaca, and running thence easterly along the south line of the City of Ithaca to the southwesterly lim of the Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad right of way (Lower track): thence southeasterly along the said southwesterly right of way lire to its intersection with thr west line of M 1 litary Lot No. 95; thence south along the west lira of Military Lot No. 95 to the northerly line of premises of Ithaca Enterprises Inc., and continuing further along said Military Lot line 182 feet to the northerly line of the former Conover Tract; thence west along said Conover Tract north line, and also along the southerlyline of premises of Ithaca Enterprises, Inc. and Therm Electric Meters Co., Inc., a total distance of 776 feet.to a point 33 feet distant northerly from and at right angles with the center of the middle track of the Delaware, lackawanna and Western Railroad; thence in a westerly direction along a line 33 feet northerly froya the center of said. track, to its intersection with the easterly line of the I thaca-Danby State Highway. thence northerly along the easterly line of said highway to a point 400 feet southerly ,from the south City line, measured along the east line of said highway; thence westerly and parallel with the south City line to a point, 300 feet westerly from ,'the westerly line of said highway; thence northerly and parallel with South. Aurora Street 400 feet to the south City line; thence easterly along the south City line to the place of beginning, as more particularly shovm on a map entitled 11I2ap of South Hill Water DistrictIf dated December 7 1948, made by Carl Crazdall, C.E. This was seconded by Councilman I:unsey and approved as follows: - Ayes - Chase-Iiunsey-Maxf iel'd-Hart so ck . Noes 0. Special meeting adjourned. Regular s2alsd meeting for auditing of books called to order. A letter from State Traff is ,Control was read. A letter from National association of Assessors was read. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor suggest to the ,Assessors that they approach other assessors in the County relative to forming a regional association of Assessors. Seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as follows:- Ayes - Maxfield-14unsey-Chase-Hartscck. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that it: appear in t he minutes that the matter of the one, assessor plan be discussed at our first meeting of 1949. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as f ollows::oyes - Maxfield.-Munsey- Hartsock-Chase- Noes 0. The Supervisor►s, Justices and Town Clerk's books and accounts were audited, found correct and duly signed. Motion to adjourn was offered by Councilman Chase and seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved unanimously. Next meeting Jan 6 1949 at 5:OOP.M. Rache l T. Hanshaw Tov= Clerk NOTICE At a meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, at the Tompkins County .,YFFIA4FIT OF PUBLIC,42"IOAT Court House in the City of Ithaca, N ,�$Iafr of Nefu 'Park, Toutphins 0-Tinuthl, ~as_.- ...... ... being duly sworn, deposes and says, that She resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and that S he is ..... bQQXk eeper ...................... ....................... ................. of THE ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true copy, was published in said paper...... Dec.ember ... 17, .... 1 948 .................. and that the first publication of said notice was on the ...... 17 ........ day of_ ... _December ...... Subscribed and sworn to before me, this ..... 2.Qth ........................day of ....... __194_8 I X�I�fy 1,4 Notary Public. My thch 30, I'LJO. r. York, on t e a day. 01 Decem- ber. 1948. ,Present: —Harry N. Gordon, Super- visor; Fred R. *Hartsock, Terrill B. Maxfield.. Justices of the Peace; Ra. cliel'Hanshaw, Town Clerk. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - In tlie Matter of the Establishment of the SOUTH HILL WATER DIS- TRICT in the Town of Ithaca, Tomp- kins County, New York. ------------------ WHEREAS, a written petition, dated December 14, 1948, in due form and containing the required signatures has been presented to and filed with the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, for the establishment of a water District to be known as "South Hill Water District" in said Town, and to, be bounded and described as follows: ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate in the'Town of Ith- aca -ins and State of New York, of Tompkins York, bounded and described as follows, Commencing at the intersection of the easterly line of South Aurora Street (being also the easterly line of the Ithaca-Danby State High -way) with the south line of the City of Ithaca, and running thence easterly along the south line of the City of Ithaca to the southwesterly line of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western 'Railroad right of way (lower track); thence southeasterly along said southwesterly right -of way line to its intersection with the west line of Military Lot 95; thence° south along the west- line of Military .Lot 95 to the northerly line of premises of Ithaca Enterprises, Inc., and continuing further along said Mili- tary Lot line 182 feet to the northerly line of the former Conover -Tract; thence west along said Conover Tract north line, and also along the south- erly line of premises of Ithaca Enter- prises, Inc. and Therm Electric Meters Co., Inc., a total distance of 776 ft. to a point 33 feet distant northerly from end at right angles with the center line of the middle track of th,, Dela- ware, Lackawanna and Western Rail- road; thence in a westerly direction along a line 33 feet northerly from the center of said track, to its Inter- section with *flip easterly line of the Ithaca-Danby State Highway; thence northerly, along the easterly line of said highway.to a point 400 feet south- erly from the south City Line, rocas- ,ired along the cast line of saki high- way ; thence westerly and parallel with south City Line to a point 300,feet westerly from the westerly lizie of said highway; thence northerly and parallel with South Aurora Street 400 feet to the south City Line,; thence easterly along the south City Line to the place of beginning, as more particularly shown on a .map entitled "Map .of South Hill Water District,". dated De- cpmber 7, 1948, and made by Carl Crandall, C.E., and . WHEREAS, the improvement consists of the, maintenance, of a water system already established and the acquisition of pipe lines and rights of way, all as shown on the survey filed with said petition, and WHEREAS, it appears from said, pe- tition that no expenditure for im- provements is contemplated or re- quired at this time, it is ORDERED, that a meeting of the. Town Board of the said Town of Ithaca shall be held at the office of the Town Clerk North Triphammer Road, in said Town of Ithaca, on the 28th day of December, 1948, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, to consider the said petition and to hear all persons interested in the subject thereof,, con- cerning the *same, and for such other action on the part of the Town Board with relation to the said petition as may be required by law or proper in the premises. Dated, December 15, 1948. HARRY. - N. GORDON T. B. MAXFIELD F. _R. HARTSOCK Members of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, -Tompkins Coun- ty, New York. - STATE OF NEW YOR COUNTY OF TOMPKIN S ss.: TOWN OF ITHACA I I, RACHEL HANSHAW, Town Clerk of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, do hereby certify that I have compared' the preceding order with the original thereof filed in my office at North Triphammer Road. Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, on the 15th day of Deceni- her, 1948, and that the same is a true ,and correct copy of said original and of the whole thereof. IN TESTIAIONY*WIIEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affilced the seal of said Town this 15th day of December, 1948. RACIW,L T., IIANSIIAW Town Clerk of the Town of. Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York. Dec. 17. 117 January 6 1949 The Torn Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House on January 6, 1949 at 5:00 P.M, Members present:- Supervisor, H. 11. Gordon:- Justices, F. R. Hartsock- T. B. Maxfield - Councilmen, L. E. Chase - N. A. Munsey. A letter. from Tibga-Nichols Bridge Ito. in regard to stockholders meeting was read. A letter from Association of Towns in regard to a meeting to be held in.New York on Feb. 16 to Feb. 1S was read. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor be designated as delegate to Association of Towns meeting and F. R. Hartsock as alternate. This was seconded by Councilman i;unsey and approved as gollows:- Ayes - Yaxfield- Munsey - Chase - Hartsock. Noes 0. A letter from residents of Forest Home in regard to hazard at the corner of Judd Falls and Forest Home $rive intersection. The Supervisor was instructed to write the State Traffic Control for stop signs for this intersection. The following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock:- RESOLVED, that this Town Board does hereby fix the salaries of the following To-= Officers and employees, for the year beginning Jan. 1, 1949, at the amounts respectively stated, and that such salaries shall be payable at the times respectively specified: - Name Office Salary Payable H. 11. Gordon Supervisor -j�,2500.00 Annually T. B. Maxfield Justice of Peace 700.00 Semi-annual F. R. Hartsock Justice of Peace 500000 Quarterly L. E. Chase Councilman 200.00 Semi-annual IV. A. Munsey Councilman 200.00 Semi-annual Albert W. Force Collector of Taxes 550.00 Auarterly Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk 1800.00 Quarterly Harry U. Baker Highway Supt. 3600.00 Monthly F. C. Marshall Assessor 400.00 Annually R. C. Mandeville Assessor 400.00 _ Annually F. B. Howe Assessor 400.00 Annually John Turk .; Attendance Officer 150.00 Quarterly Rachel T. Hanshaw Registrar Vital Statistics 50.00 Annually Motion was seconded by Counc ilmanfi Chase and approved as follows; - Ayes - Hartsock - Chase - Maxi.ie1 d - Munsey. Noes 0. The following bills were audited:- N ane Nature Claimed Allowed N.Y.State Elea. & Gas Corp. St. Liglits for Dec. Ai 70.65 70.65 H. L. Gordon Supervisor -Postage 12/31 5.50 5.50 VanNatta Office Equip. Co. to I , supplies 4.99 4.99 Edward Thompson Co. Justice supplies 4.00 4.00 Williamson Law Book Co. Town Clerk, supplies 4.11 4.11 Ithaca. Fire Dept. Response to Seidenberg ,150.00 150.00 R. S. Boothroyd Ins. on fleet trucks 44.64 44.64 C ha s. H. Neiman legal Services 69.00 69.00 Chas. H. Nemnaa Recording & legal fees 13.73 13.73 Albert W. Force Collector Print & Postag 32.95 32.95 Truman K. Powers Legafk ervioes S.H.y7.Do 245.63 245.63 Chase National Bank Int. on F. H. I. D. bon 117.00 117.00 Moved by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by Ayes - Chase-Maxfield-Munsey-Hartsock. Noes 0. *** (See opposite page) Moved by -Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor be instructed to get the necessary.legal procedure relative to the one -assessor plan. Seconded by Councilman Chase and Epproved,by Ayes - Maxfield-Chase-Munsey-Hartsock. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. H anshaw Clerk. February 3 1949 The Town Board of the. Town of Ithaca met at the Court House February 3, at 5:00 P-Mo Members present :- H. N. Gordon, Supervisor - Justices, F. R. Hartsock - T. B. Maxfield:- Councilmen, W. A. L:unsey-L. E. Chase. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Mr. Pendleton appeardd before the Board in regard to mosquito control in the, Town. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Board approves the expenditure of not to exceed $1000. for mosquito control. This ;.as seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- .ayes - Maxfield-Hartsock-Cftase- Munsey. Noes 0. It was also suggested that publicity be given this mosquito control work to get the reaction of t to people . Moved by Councilman Chase that the Supervisor be authorized to purchase land from James Grooms ani Carl Root, adjacent to the lands of the Highway Building for storage purposes, at an approximate cost of ,�",440. This was seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the following vote: - Ayes - Chase-waxfield-Hartsock-tlunsey. Noes 0. Contracts wit h the City of Ithaca f or fire protection in the. Tovm were presented, and it was Roved by Justice Maxfield that the Taan' Board of the Town of Ithaca will hold a public hearing in the Supervisor's rooms at the Court House in the City of Ithaca, New York, at 5:00 P.M. on Thursday, the 3rd of March, 1949, for the purpose of hearing all persons interested in a proposed contract withtthe City of Ithaca for a period of one year for fire protection in the Town of Ithaaa fire Protection District in consideration of the payment to the City of the sum.�of twenty five hundred dollars- (y2500.), plus fifty dollars (50) per hour or portion thereof per piece of. apparatus used when used in response to an alarm beyond existing fire hydrants. Notice of hearing to be published at least once in the dthaoW.Journ-1 not"l.ess than ten days before the hearing. This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as follows:- Ayes - L,"axfield- I-Tansey-Chase-Hart sock. Noes 0. The following resolution was offered by Councilman tiunsey;Y i7MZREAS the Board of Public. 576rks of the City of Ithaca has . submitted agreements for continuance of the City Viater Supply to the East Ithaca, E. Stag St, Extension, Elm St. Extension, Renwick Heights, South Hill, Spencer Road, and Willow- Point -Lake. Rd. Water Districts; and under date of January 27. 1949 served notice upon the Supervisor that unless the agreements are executed by February 15, 1949 the water will be shut off ; Al, WHEREAS the Board of Public Works has declined to amend the proposed agreements as requested by several of the District Committees; AND 71HEREAS the inhabitants of the Districts are dependent upon the C ity f o r t hddr water supply and a di sconti nuance of t he .wat er supply in .the winter with no .opportunity to obtain water from another source would be detrimental to the health and safety of the inhabitants,. be it RESOLVED that the Supervisor be and he hereby is authorized to execute the agreements on behalf of all of said water districts under protest, reserving to the Tovn ,and to the people of said. Water Districts the right to renew thdir objections before the Water Power, and Control Commission, rfien said agreements are submitted, for its arproval . AUjD BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that-,tha Water Power and Control Commission, be requested to review the said contracts and all contracts for the supply of water in the Town of Ithaca, and to hold a public hearing thereon at the Court House in the City of Ithaca. Seconded by Councilman Chase and ._ approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase-Mansey-Laxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. .Moved by Councilman Mansey that H. N. Gordon be appointed Service Officer of the Town of Ithaca. Seconded by Coun(tIllman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes - ilunsey-Chase-Laxfield-Mart sock. Noes 0. The bonds of H. N. Gordon, Supervisor - Just ices T. B. Maxfield and F. R. Hartsock, Highway Supt. H. U. Baker, Collector, Albert V1. Force , Town Clerk, Rachel T. Hznshaw were presented. Loved by Councilman Chase these bonds be approved. Seconded by Councilman Ltunsey and approved as follows:- Ayes Chase-Munsey-Maxfield-Hartsock. 119 The Supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry Baker Highway Supt. Jan, Salary 300.00 300*00 N.Y.State Elea. & Gas SP. Lights for Jan. 70.54 70.54 R. S. Boothroyd Pre. on Tozn Officers bonds 155.80 155.80 Williamson Law Book Co. Supervisor supplies 5,11 5.11 Ithaca Fire D ept . Response to two fires 300,00 300.00 Cornell University ;dater for F.H.yI.D. 2B0'.76 220,76 Carl E. Personius Reading & Billing F.H.d.D. 37.00 37.00 Ithaca City Water Dept. Rental of hydrants 1000,00 1000,00 Moved by Coundilman Munsey,these bills be paid. Seconded. by Councilman Close and , proved as follows:- Ayes Munsey-Chase-Maxfi.el d--Hartsock. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. 120 March 3 1949 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House on March 3,.1949 at 5:00 P.M. All members present. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The first part of the meeting was a public hearing advertised for, the purpoae of making a contract with' the Ithaca' City Fires Dept. for fire protection in the -Town of It haca. Proof of publication was presented. All persons appearing being agreeable, it was moved by Justice Hartsock that the contract witht the City Fire Dept. for fire protection in the Town be approved and the Supervisor be instructed to sign the same. This•vus seconded by Councilman Chase anI approved by all members voting aye. Letters in regard to Water Districts agreements between the City of Ithaca and. the Town were read. The Supervisor's monthly report`was read and approved. Mr. C. H. Newman was present and explained about deeds to the Root and Grooms properties adjacent to the. Highway Building. The title to the Root property being clear, the Supervisor was instructed to pay for the same,. and the -Grooms property subject to the approval of title. The following bills were audited: - llama Nature Claimed Allowed Harry Baker Supt. Highways Feb.Salary 300.00 300,00 N.Y.State Elec. & Gas St. Lights for Feb. 70.54 70.54 Ithaca Fire. Dept. Response to DeGraff fire 250.00 250.00 .McKinney Agency Bond of Supe rvi sor 32.00 32.00 H. N. Gordon Expense to Assoc. of Towns Conf 57.83 57.83 Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk's Postage 1-149 2-28 5.98 5.98 R.,S. Boothroyd Ins. on Bldg.& tools & Liabilityl91.49 191.49 Shulmans Inc. Codd. Rd. project - Radio 85.00 85.00 Robinson,& Carpenter Codd. Rd. protect - lumber 44.41 44.41 Irving P. Booth Inc. Pipes for road signs 177.77 177.77 F. R. Hartsock Expense to Assoc. Towns Conf. 56.13 56.13 Lyle Signs Co. Road Signs 270.62 270.62 Carl Root Land for H'way Bldg. Ext. 300.00 300,00 Moved by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by all members voting, aye. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T . Hanshaw Clerk 121 April 7 1949 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House at 5:00 P.M. April 7, 1949. Members present:- H. N. Gordon, Supervisor:- Justices, T. B. l-xfield- F. R. Hartsock. Absent - Councilmen, L. E. Chase - 71. A. Mansey. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Moved by Justice Maxfield that Assessor F. B. Hove represent the To.-;4 at an Assessors meeting at Albany, 11. Y. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved. as follows:- Ayes "- Maxfield-Hartsock, Zz-: do . t a :4 AT+moved• The Supervisor reported on an agreement between the Assessors and Triiler Camp owners. Water for Pine Tree-Slaterville Rd. water district was discussed. No action. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. The folloraing bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry Baker Supt . Hi.ghiays -.March salary 300.00 300,00 N.Y.State Electric & Gas St. Lights for March 70.56 70.56 7711liamson Law Book Co. Supplies for Superv. & Justice 20.65 20.65 Ithaca Journal Legal Ad. Fire Protection 3.00 3,00 -AlbeitsW'U.Force?4n rooms i:ard 2124A 21:2,50 Mckinney Agency Insurance an fl6et autos 455.83 455.83 John H. Turk Attendance Off. 1st guar. 37.50 37.50 z A. V1. Force Collector - Lst Quarter Postage .'6.85 ;216.85 Lyle Signs Inc. Correction on St. Siena 12.98 12.98 H. N. Gordon Supervisor -Postage& Recording fees 7.95 7.95 Ithaca Fire Dept. Response to two fires _$38r0o t38.00 Ithaca Fire Dept. Yearly contract 4"500.00 2500.00 Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk Services lst guar 450.00 450.00 F. R. Bart sock Justice services lst guar. 200.00 200.00 Hull Heating & Plumbigg Caps for St. Signs 20.25 20.25' J mesE: Grooms LandrgoroHi .11way FAt.Comri. -lent 140*00 140.00 moved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Mxfield and approved. as follows:- Ayes - Yaxaxfiel d-Hartsock, Rordog, 170es 0. ,1ppro red Motion to adjourn was unanimous. Rachel T. Han sh aw Clerk 122 May 5 1949 The Tovm ,Board of the To= of Ithaca met at the Court House on May 5, '1949 at 5:00 PX. Members present:- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon:- Justice, F. R. Hartsock:- Councilman, L. E. Chase. Absent :- Just ice T. B. Maxfield: - Councilman, W. A: Munsey. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Moved by Councilman Chase that the Supervisor be authorized to pay to the Greater Ithaca Faczt. Finding Fund 'the sum of 4500.00, one-half of the amount agreed upon. `Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase - Hartsock, Uurdo i. ;goes 0. approved A letter from Cornell University statirg that the Vetsburg section would be furnished with water from the University water supply was read and placed on f ile . Letters from the Committee of Pine Tree- Slatervil le Rd. Water District asking for additional sum for test well boring, and from State Postwar Planning Commission alloting �1000, for this project were read and placed on file. Moved by Councilman Chase that the Town appropriate Q1000. to match the sum alloted by Postwar Planning Commission and the Supervisor be authorized tb sign the contracts for 'the test well boring. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase-Hartsock, Dal -don. The Supervisor's report was read and placed on file. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Al1owed Harry U. Baker H'way Supt. April salary 300,00 300.00 N.Y:State Elea: & Gas St: Lights for April 70.56 70.56 R. P. Pendleton lst payment on.Mosquito control 200,00 200,00 Carl, Personius " Reading '& Billing F.H.4`J.D. 37.00 37.00 Cornell."University eater for F.H.W.D.. 211.95 211.95 McKinney Agency Additional Pre. on fleet Ins. 16.05 16.05 Williamson Law Book Co. 2 assessment rolls 72.19 72.19 Lyle Signs Inc. Additional street signs 80.28 80.28 Shulmans Inc. Chairs for Codd. Rd. community 189.00 189.00 Chas. H. N6wmsn Legal services Root -Groom lots 25.00 25.00 Moved by Justice Hartsock these bills be pa id . Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follozz:- Ayes - Hartsodk - Chase., r.loev 0. approved Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T Hanshaw Town Clerk i23 June 2 1949 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, June 2, 1949 at 5:00 P.ti. Members present:- H. N. Gordon, Supervisor: - Justices,'F. R. Hartsock - T. B. Maxfield:- Councilmen, L. E. Chase - W. A. Munsey. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. , Moved by Justice Hart sock the Highway Agreements be approved and signed. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes - Hartsock- Maxfield-Chase-Munsey. Noes 0. Mr. Newman was present and explained about the cortractsibetween the City of Ithaca and the Town for water supply and the reason why we have to have the approval of the Water Power ani Control Commission. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Munsey:- 'T1iiEREAS, this Board by resolution adopted on February 3. 1949, requested the eater Power and Control Commission to review the water district contracts with the City of Ithaca for the benefit of the East Ithaca "later District, East State Street Extension Water District, Elm Street Extension Water District, South Hill Water District, and the extension of the RezUck Heights 'rater District .: ar ndtther3peacerniioadI 71HEREAS, the regulations of said Commission require the filing of formal applications by a verified petition for the approval of said contracts; RESOLVED, that the Supervisor be and he hereby is authorized and directed to make formal application to the Commission for the approval of said contracts; that said Commission be requested to review the contracts made between the City of Ithaca and the Tovai of Ithaca for the benefit of the said districts as of December 31, 1948; and to h6ld a public hearing thereon at the Court Souse in the City of Ithaca, giving opportunity to the people of the said water districts and all other persons interested therein to make and file objections thereto if they ,so desire. Seconded by Justice liaxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes - Munsey- ! xfield - Chase - Hartsock. Noes 0. The Supervisor's report was read and placed on file. The following; bills, were audited:--_. Nature Claimed Alloyed N. Y. State:: Iec. & Gas St. Lights .'for,,May - :%70:56d a10 5601 Harry.Baker Highway Supt, Llay Salary 300.00 300.00 Marion Christman Services -Cold. Rd. Comm. Center 6.00 6.00 Tony Constantino n " " " :r 2.00 2.00 Axel Larson 4.00 4.00 Charles H. Ne.m= Legal Services -slater Districts �, 1Q0 /,ks,vo Corner_ Bookstore Flags for Memorial Day 33.75 33.75 T. G.,Biller Office Supplies - Supervisor .85 .85 F. B. Howe Assessor -Expense to Co#ference 32.71 32.71 R. F. Pendleton, Ind Paylt on Mosquito Control 200,00 200.00 Moved by jastic.e Hartsock these bills be _paid. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes -"Hart sock-Chase-Maxfie Id-Liunsey. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk 124. July 7 1949. The Torn Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, July 7, 1949 at 5:00 P41. Members present:- Supervisor, H. Id. Gordon:-- Justice, F. R. Hartsock:- Councilmen, L. E. Chase - 1'1. A. 2:iunseys- Just3ae, T. B. Maxfield. The. minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Lists of approved Inspectors of Elections were received from John .Berry Republican County Committee and Daniel Crowley, Democrat County Committee were received. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the following Inspectors of Elections be appointed for one year: - Republican Democrat Dist. I- Grace Smith - Hazel Baker Arthur Teeter - Teressa Pearson Dist. 2 Margaret Mapes - Anna Force Viola Boothroyd - Helen Hoffman Dist..4 3 - Cora Gray - Floreix;e IZrers Elizabeth Murnighan-Luella Thompson Dist. � 4.- Mrs. Donald Baker - Mrs? E. Chane.V Edna �nrvel - Eleanor Olsefski This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as folla.*s:- Ayes-liaxfield Hart sock-Chase-Mun3ey. Noes 0. A letter from R. E. Treuan in regard to Highland Park Rd. was read and referred to the Highway Supt. 1110ved by Councilman Chase that C.-Morris Gray and Otis Root be appointed Custodians of. Election Machines for the period of one year. This was seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase-Munsey-Hartsock- Miaxfield. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Chase. that the Supervisor be authorized to pay �1000. to the City of Ithaca Youth Bureau for the Spencer Road Play Ground Project. This was seconded by Justice Hartrock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase-Hartsock- Iivas ey-Tsiaxf i el d. Noes 0, The_ Supervisor is monthly report was read and approved. The following bills were audited: - Nacre Nature Claimed Allowed Harry Baker Highway Supt. June Salary 300.00 300.00 11.Y.State Gas & Elea. St. Lights for Jury 70.56 70.56 Albert Force Collector-2nd Quarter Services 212.50 212.50 Albert Force It Printing &.Postage 6.00 6.00 H. MIL Gordon Cards for C .H.W.D . Sewer meet 3.00 3.00 Ithaca Sporting Goods Playground Equip. C.R.Co=. 99.95 99.95 Barney 1ioravec Drilling for P.T.-S.R. W. D. 2000*00 2000,00 Rachel T. Hanshaw Tom Clerk Services-2nd Quar 450,00 450.00 Rachel T. Hanshaw, it it Postage it It 3.00 3.00 H. 11. Gordan Sup. Postage for Griev. Day 16.00 16.00 H. N. Gordon Sup. it it 2nd Quar. 5.35 5.35 John Turk Attend. Officer',- 2nd Quar. 37.50 37.50 T. G. Muller & Sons Supplies for Assessors 3.45 3.45 Cornell University dater for F.H.71.D. 155.93 155.93 Fenner Studio Lantern Slides for C.H.vI.D. 1.80 1.80 Grant Jones Janitor Serv. for Seger Meet 3.50 3.50 Ithaca Co=op G.L.F. Fencing for O.R. Gomm. 58.95 58.95 R. F. Pendleton 3rd Install. on Mosquito coot. 200.00 200.00 T. B.,;axfield Justice - Semi Salary 300.00 300.00 F. R. Hartsock Justice - 2nd Quar. Salary 200.00 200.00 L. E. Chase Councilman - Semi Salary 100*00 100.00 W. A. nnsey it It to 100.00 100.00 Chase Nat'1 Batik Bond and Int. F.H,W.D. bonds 1117.00 1117.90 Moved, by Justice Maxfield. these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes - Iiaxfield-Chase-Hartsock-Iiunsey. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rac he 1 T. Han show Clark 125 August 4 1949. The Tovm Board of the Tov= of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, August 4,� 1949 at 5:00 PoIl. Members present:- H. N. Gordon, Supervisor - Justices, F. R. Hartsock- T. B. Maxfield - Councilmen, W. A. Munsey, L. E. Chase. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. A report from R. F. Pendleton on the work he has done on mosquito control was read. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Tovm Board hold a public hearing on a_ flown Zoning Ordinance at the Court House on Sept. 8 1949 at T;30 P.M*' Seconded by Councilman Mansey and approved as follows:- Ayes -Maxfield-Munsey- Chase-Hartsock. Noes 0. A letter from Thomas R. Johnson giving permission for a pond on f}i.s property to be used for fire protections was readt and placed on file. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and filed. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry UL Baker H'way Supt. July Salary 300.00 300.00 N.Y.State Elea. & Gas Corp St. Lights for July 70.56 70.56 R. F. Pendleton 4th Install. on Mosquito cont. 200.00 200.00 C. E. Personius Reading & Billing F.H.W.D. 37.50 37.50 Carl Crandall Engineer Services C.H.W.D: 200.00 200.00 Failings Plumbing Pump for Sullivan Prop. 18.94 18.94 R. C. Mandeville Paint for Polling Places 2.35 2.35 J. T. Scofield Printing cards for griev. day 5.00 5.00 Pete's Glass Shop Glass for Polling Places 1.85 1.85 T. G. Miller Sons Supplies for Supervisor 1.70 1.70 Ithaca Fire Dept. Response to 2 fires and ladder 118.08 118.08 Ithaca Journal Ad Legal for Griev. day 7.56 7.56 Johnson Cinder Block Co. Cinder blocks for C.R.C.C. 58.31 58.31 lioved by Councilr.;aa Mansey these bills be paid. Secorded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- Aye s-Uunsey-Maxfield-Cha.so- Hart soak . Noes 0. Motion to adjourn approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. IL26 August 8 1949 The Town Board of the To.%n of Ithaca met at the Court House on August 8, 1949,' at 5:00 24, Ilembers present:- Supervisor, H. IT. Gordon - Justices, T. B. Maxfield - F. R. Hartsock - Councilman, W. A: Munsey,. Absent - Couheilman L. E. Chase. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved* iioved by Justice Maxfield that the motion of August 4, 1949 in regard , to a public Hearing on Zoning Ordinance be rec inded, -and,-- the;l Supe rvis or beuaut4ox#edl-toyappoint wCofanitteel6f:,,fiveAtoorevisef th8:.proposed;'-Zoning..:.. > Ordinance and report to ,the Town Board. This was seconded by Councilman Mansey abd approved..as follows:- Ayes - 11axfield-Munsey-Hart sock. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn Nvas approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hans haw - Clerk 0 ti September 2 1949 The Town Board of the. Town of Ithaca met at the Court. House, Friday Sept. 2, 1949, at 5:C0 P.M. Members present:- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon: Councilmen, L. E. Chase- W. A. Mansey: Justice T. B. Maxfield. Absent - Justice F. R. Ha rtsock. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Supervisor Gordon reported on the 'later Conference held at Syracuse. The case of J. Vittorri in road shut-off was discussed and referred to the Highway Superintendent. The following bills were audited: - Name list ure Claimed Al lowed Harry U. Baker H'way Supt. Aug. Salary 300.00 300.00 N.Y«State Elec. & Gas St. Lights for August 70.56 70.56 Ithaca Journal Legal Ad -Water Dists. 56.60 56.60 H. N. Gordon Attend. Water Conf. 10.47 10.47 R. F. Pendleton Mosquito Cont. Last Pay't 200.00 200.00 Cayuga Lumber Co. Paint for Poll. Pls. 13.50 13.50 Ithaca Fire Dept. Response to Elmo fire 350.00 350.00 D. L.- & Vie RR. Co. Rent for Poll. Place 7#3 6.00 6.00 Frank Hanshaw Painting Poll, Places 81.00 81.00 Moved by, Counoilmen Chase these bills be paid. Seco ded�,b�r Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase-11axfieldV"_61 "1 Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. IL28 October 3 1949 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, October 3, 1949 at 5:00 P 1. Members present:- Supervisor H. N. Gordon Justices - F. R. Hartsock- T. B. Maxfield:- Councilmen - L. E. Chase - W. A. Mansey. . Absent 0. khe minutes of the previous meeting were read aisl approved. Also present'were Assessors F. C::arshall'- F. B. Hoene - R. C. '.Mandeville. Attorney C. �.. Nenman. The katter +nbrticarar proceedings by Sheldon Smith and ,W. C. Geer was discussed. Loved by Justice laxfield t6 authorize the Supervisor, to employ council on the cessori proceedings. Seconded by Councilmen Chase and approved by the following vote. Ayes - Maxfield -.Chase - Hartsock - Munsey. Noes 0. The matter of the J. Vittorri roadway was discussed, but no action taken. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. Estimates for the Preliminary Budget were presented. .The following resolution was`of fered by Justice Hartsock:- RESOLVED, that this To= Board does hereby prepare and approve ds the Preliminary Budget of this Town for the , fi seal year beginning on the firet'day of January, 1950, the itemized statement of estimated revenues and expenditures hereto attached and ,made a part of this resolution, and be it FURTHEtt RESOLVED, that".such Preliminary Budget shall be filed in the office of the Town Clerk where it shall be available for Inspection by any interested persons at all reasonable hours, and be FURTHER RESOLVED, that this Board shall meet at 5:00 P.M. on the 10th day of November, 1949, at the Court House for the purpose of holding a Public Hearing upon such Preliminary Budget, and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk give notice of such Public Hearing in the manner provided in Section 113 of the Town Law, and that such notice be published at least twice. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes Hartsock-Chase-Maxfield- iMunsey . Noes 0. The following bills were audited: - Name Nature Claimed Allowed Harry U.-Baker Supt. Highways -Sept . Salary 300.00 300.00 N.Y.State Elea. & Gas Corp St. Lights for Sept. 70,56 70.56 Ithaca Journal Legal ad -Comp. ,assess. Roll 4.42 4.42 John Gehrin Ins. Poll Pl. 4 3 18.73 18.73 Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk Services-3rd Quar. 450.00 450.00 Rachel T. H anshas !} rr Postage " t' 3.00 3.00 Albert.:. Force Tax Collector Services 3rd Auar. 212.50 212.50 City of Ithaca dater Dept . Hydrant charge S.R.W.D. 275.49 275.47 John Turk Attend. Off. 3rd guar. 37.50 37.50 H. N. Gordon Supervisor -Postage 3rd quar. 6.93 6.93 Lyle Signs Inc. Stree sign 6.39 6.39 Emily Gray School tax- Sullivan Prop. 24.24 24.24 Frank B. Howe Assessor- Annual salary 400.00 400.00 R. C. Mandeville of it it 400,00 400.00 F. C. yarshall to if rr 400.00 400.00 F. R. Hartsmk Justice- 3rd guar. 200.00 200.00 0. J. Ramsey & Co. Supplies for C.R.H.C. 1.69 1.69 Robinson & Carpenter t' it C.R.R.C. 58.93 56.93 Moved by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- ayes Chase-l=field-Hartsock-Mansey. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk PRELIMINARY BUDGET FOR THE TOWN O GENERAL FUND —APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL GOVERNMENT Town Board Town Hall and Offices. Rentals (board room' offices, elections, etc.) Compensation ofemployees ................ Purchase offurniture and equipment . Repairs, light, heat and telephone __----__- . Other expenses � Elections Compensation ofelection officials (including mileage) .... lOO=D&..... Compensa!ionofcustodians ufvoting machines ....... 60.0.0-- Otheroxpensen Voting mnachines, purchase and repair _' ...... ... ..... Insurance Compensation insurance . Official bonds and undertakings -f.Q0_=20_' Fire and liability .1Jl0°-Gl.... Other -------'- PrintingandadverhslnQ (all departments) Services ofattorneys and expenses oflitigation __- 500.0D -.. Sorvicesofengineerandoxpenyos Zoning inspector and expenses _�{�X)�[Kl' Annual audit and examination __- Publicity fund Employees' Retirement System .(town share) TOTAL Supervisor Salary Office and other expenses '_'2O"O0 ' Compensation ofemployees ' --- lOTAL $ .-3200o.�L' Justices of the Peace Salaries Office and other expenses __-_.��*o- Cmnnpensa||onofernp|oyeos ........... TOTAL $.. 5O Councilmen Salaries Off|coandotherexpensos ...... -__'_-_ TOTAL Town Clerk Salary 3L-I8_0U�D_Q- Office and other expenses Compensation ofemployees -_-._---- [ Town Budget Form m`� TOWN . H EALTH . FUND Board of Health APPROPRIATIONS Salary of health officer Other health expenses Compensation of nurses TOTAL BOARD OF HEALTH ----- ----- ---------------- - Registrar of Vital Statistics Compensation $ ........... -r-C.QQ.. Other expenses Fees of physicians .............. TOTAL REGISTRAR OF VITAL $ 5Q*.00.- STATISTICS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR TOWN HEALTH $ Fire Protection 1949 deficit 1 000.00 Fire Galls 2 000,00 Contract 3 000*00 Total 6 000.00 0 GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes Income taxes per c ap i t a Franchise taxes on business corporations Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) Dog licenses (from county) Other licenses (town ordinances) Fines, penalties and forfeitures Rent of town owned property Fees of town clerk Fees of justices of the peace Fees of assessors Fees of tax collector Fees of constables or police officers Fees of_ town library Fees of parks and playgrounds Fees of airports Fees of cemeteries All other Sale of town. property Reimbursement from special districts for supervision Unexpended balances (Seca 115, Town Law) TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) Appropriations General government Protection of persons and property Education Recreation Public Utilities Redemption of debt Interest on debt Construction and permanent improvements Miscellaneous Contingent purposes TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND 5 $.....3QC2:?C). 20010.0. TOTAL $..4.8.... a44...a5 $--48 844.55 $ —none........ MUNICIPAL INpE$TEDNESS AND INTEREST (exclusive of district and special improvement debt) Redemption of Debt (Principal) Temporary loans Emergency appropriation loans $-------- --_------------------ Revenue anticipation loans ------ -_-..__._...------ Deficiency loans __.... ---------- Other temporary loans (specify) -------------- _......... $__..-----_._------._.--- Bonds (give ' title of each issue) TOTAL a. ......... ............. --- .........---------- ....... b................. .............. ............ ---- ................ ....... c......... ;......... ................................................ TOTAL $...... TOTAL REDEMPTION OF DEBT $...-........_.............. Interest on Debt Interest on temporary loans $.............................. Interest on bonds (give title of each issue) a- ------------------- - ---- ---------------•--•---............---------........... ------------------- ---- $-----_..-._.-...----- - b-................... ....................... ---•-............ ------------- ---............ ------------ ----- ------------- ---- ------- ..... -..... c- -------------------------------- -------------------------------------------- - - -- TOTAL$----------------------- .. TOTAL INTEREST ON DEBT $ CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS Nature of Improvement a b.......... ........_...................................................._....._........._.................._................... ... _............ c............. ............... ................................ .......... --- ............................................_---........ .......... ---- ......... - TOTAL $........ TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $.............................. MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Organizations for Rooms Judgments and Settlements (describe in detail) 1942 Accounts, Claims and Demands TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS Sec. 112 of the Town Law CONTINGENT PURPOSES 4 $-- - ------------- TOTAL $--- ----------- $-------------- $----------------------------- $--pa-..tia 0i .Q0 . Dog Warden Compensation $----- ----------- ----- ------ Other expenses ..... -....... ............. TOTAL$ .............................. Forest Fires Compensation of fire wardens and laborers $........ Lo.0ja----- Other expenses ----------------------------- Payment to Conservation Commission -------------------- TOTAL $..... - SQ..OQ..... Inspection Costs Building inspection $----- ----- ------------------ Plumbing inspection ------------------- -------- Electrical inspection ............................ TOTAL$ ---------------------------- Examining Boards Plumbers $----- ------------------------ Electricians --------------------------- Heating and ventilating ---------------------------- TOTAL $----------------- ------------ War Emergency Purposes $ ------------------------------ TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY $........ 1.00..QQ.. EDUCATION Attendance Officer Compensation $-------` .QQ Other expenses -- -- -- --------- TOTAL $........ 150...00-- Town Historian Compensation $ ............50.•Q0- Other expenses ---------------------Total 50.00 Town Library Compensation of employees $-------- ------ Other expenses .............................. Payments to other libraries -------------- TOTAL $ TOTAL EDUCATION $ ------------------------------ RECREATION Parks and Playgrounds Compensation of employees $ ------------------------------ Other expanses----..1.000..00. Purchase of equipment-----.1�?00-..0Q. TOTAL Patriotic Observances $ 5-Q•00.... TOTAL RECREATION $..2Q50.0-`0---- PUBLIC UTILITIES Cemeteries $....._10-- .0.00 Airports$ ------------------------------ TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES $...... � - 3 Town Welfare Officer Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Home Relief Burials Lunacy Cases Lunacy examinations Other expenses Veterans' Relief WELFARE FUND APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Reimbursement of home relief from State Reimbursement of welfare salaries from State Refunds of home relief from recipients Unexpended balance (Sec. 115, Town Law) TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR WELFARE FUND HIGHWAY FUND HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1)—APPROPRIATIONS General repairs Special improvements Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues .State aid Miscellaneous revenues 3ouaty aid Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND ( ITEM 1 ) R $-------------------------- TOTAL $ ------ - - $----------- ... ............. $--------------------------- $................. -........... --- -----------........... TOTAL $...... ..--.......- $.............................. $................. ... .. $................ ........ .... ------ - -------------- --- ----- $........----------......... $---------- ------------------ st • $ .... 1...20.a.00 $ .....2Q...O? $-.1b...800.00 BRIDGE FUND (ITEM 2)—APPROPRIATIONS Labor and team work Materials for repair and maintenance Construction of new bridges Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 2) MACHINERY FUND (ITEM 3)—APPROPRIATIONS Purchase of.machinery, tools and implements Repair of machinery, tools and implements Storage of machinery, tools and implements Repairs or pay of operators on machinery rented to county or village Gasoline or oil for machinery rented to county or village Redemption of machinery certificates Interest on machinery certificates TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues_ Rentals of machinery Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 3) $-----------------_------ _..1--- 1.2°..24 $---------.---------------- .....-..... 52 a"24 $........... fit9 mJ: $-....M Q...Q.Q..... $.....1._Qoa..x ......1:..50Q..0.0 $......2._ a4QAQQ $.AZ...O00..0.0 SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)---APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent Expenses town superintendent Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent Removing obstructions caused by snow Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush Other miscellaneous purposes Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues lloiAokins County Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 4) AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND ( ITEMS 2, 3 and 4) $..... - .... -.......... ...... ............... 60.. Q.0 .....-....- ................. .......S...Q.QQ..Q0 _4...QOQOQ ....50.9.1-Q0 $.... 1.0._.55-Q..00 $....._l.-ma..Q0 -.3..... QQ Q-,.Q 0 $..... $.....ra....Q.K.O.Q Q $.19... 550.0 J Assessors Salaries Office and other expenses -------------------------- Compensation of employees --- - - -- ----- -- - -- ------- TOTAL $...JWQ..d-Q.... Receiver of Taxes or Tax Collector Salary $----- a5D..0Q.... Office and other expenses ____--_B01QQ.... Compensation of employees .............. .............. TOTAL $.._._900.00?.,. Town Attorney Salary 1 $------------------------- Office and other expenses _•-__- ......... ____________. Compensation of employees ........... TOTAL$ ..... _.......... -........... Town Engineer To= Hi8hvtuy Supt . Salary $... .S600..04... Office and other expenses _..................... Compensation of employees ...... ..:...._............. TOTAL $...-3.60Q. QQ- Town Comptroller Salary $ ---------------------------- Office and other expenses ...... ..................... Compensation of employees .............................. TOTAL ......... ................. Zoning Commission Office and other expenses $.............................. Compensation of employees ............... _-...... --... TOTAL $-.......... ... ................ Board of Appeals Office and other expenses $._...,....._-----_---_--_--- Compensation of employees ... .... ........ ...._..... TOTAL $._......_......_.......... Planning Board Office and other expenses $.----_--.-_-----..._..-_. Compensation of employees ....•........................ TOTAL $........ .- ...... ............. TOTALGENERAL GOVERNMENT PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation $------------ 50...QC?. Mileage and other expenses -____-_____________________ Purchase of equipment ........ Lockup TOTAL. $ -54,Q ------ Compensation of employees $------- _--_--°__-__-________ Other expenses __------ ___-_____ TOTAL $---------------- --- Traffic Signs, signals and highway lighting $ ........................ 2 November 10 1949 The Town Board of the Todyn of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, Nov. 10,,1949. Members present:- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon:- Justices, T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock:- Councilmen, L. E. Chase, :*l. A. 1::unsey. This meeting was called for a Public Hearing on the :Preliminary Budget of the Town. roof of publication of such meeting was presented. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. No persons appearing for or against the preliminary budget, the following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock:- 17hereas, 'this Town Board has met at the time and place specified in the notice of Public Hearing`oA the Preliminary Budget, and heard all persons desiring to be heard thereon, Now Therefore Be it RESOLVED; that this Town Board does hereby adopt such Preliminary Budget as originally compiled, as the Annual Budget of this Town for the fiscal year beginning on the first day of January, 1950, and that such budget as so adopted be entered or attached hereto in the minutes of the proceedings of this Tovai Board, AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED; that the Tovn 01`erk of this Tov,u shall prepare and certify in duplicate, copies of said Annual Budget as adopted by this Town Board, together with the Estimates, if any, adopted pursuant to Section 202a, Subd. 2 of the Torn Law, and deliver one copy thereof to the Supervisor of this To -Tan to be presented by him to the Board of Supervisors of this County. This was seconded by" Councilman Chase abd approved by the following vote:- dyes - Hartsock-Chase-Maxfield-LIunsey. Noes 0. Representatives from the new iarren Tract were present and asked for information necessary to build a roadway on this tract about 350 feet. The matter was referred to the Highway Supt. A petition from residents of the Coddingtoh Road and Slaterville roads asking that the approach to the Slaterville road from the Byrnes road be improved. This was referred to the Highway Supt. The Highway Supt. was present and recommended the purchase of a , new grader with extras, Moved by Councilman that the notibe�..ofn ukebase of machinery, not to exceed "'15 000.' be published according to Section 142 of the Highway Law as amemded by Chapter 572 of the Laws of 1949. This was seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follays:- Ayes-Munsey- Hart sook-Mlaxf ield-Chase. Noes 0. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. Mr. Neamand was present and stated that the c r igii { cope ;yi s against the Tovn has been set over until of -ter Jan. 1, 1950. The following bills Name Harry U. Baker N.Y.State Elec. & Gas Arthur Teeter Grace M. Smith Gladys MaAll ister Hazel B. Baker Teresa Pearson Margaret Mapes Anna L. Force Viola C. Boothroyd Helen Hoitfman Cora 1.. Gray Luella S. Thorropson Elizabeth Murnighan Florence Myers Mildred Chaney Eleanor 01 sef ski Ruth T. Baker Edna Marvel were audited:- Natu re Claimdd Allowed Highway Supt. Oct. salary V 300.00 300.00 St. LiE is for Oct. 70,56 70.56 Election Insp. Dist. 1 41.28 41.28 is It it 1 41.00 41.00 is it rt 1 21.00 21.00 it it It 1 41.00 41.00 it it it 1 10.00 10.00 It It of 2 40.00 40.00 tt It it 2 40.00 40.00 n it it 2 40.00 40.00 tt It it 2 41.00 41.00 tr It to 3 41.00 41.00 n rt of 3 41.00 41.00 if tt of 3 41.00 41.00 to rt to 3 42.00 42.00 it it rt 4 41.00 41.00 it it rr 4 40.00 40.00 it if to 4 41.00 41.00 to it it 4 41.00 41.00 con't over r1FFIAI IT OF PUBLIC ITION THE ITHACA JOURNAL ,*Nte of Nefu uorlt, 'Gloutykins L01111tu, 5S_: L. Capogrossi ......................... being duly shorn, deposes and says, that She resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and that. S he is ........ b.Q.okkeep.er .............................................................. Of THE ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true copy, was published in said paper ....... Q.CtA.ber... 2.4.y.31.,.... 19.4.9............. and that the first publication of said notice was on the day of....... Qctpber ........................... 19944.9..... `.......... ................ Subscribed and sworn to before me, this........... 15t........................ day of .......November:......................194..9.... AR10NE E. aUNTON .... ...... Notary Public, State of flew yC-tk Tompkins county #jgzr ic�� 99co Notary Public. tly Commission Expires march 2on-1 a.a r NOTIM OY` HEARI\C l'pon . Preliminary Budget Notice is hereby given that the pre- liminary budget of the Town of Ithaca fur the fiscal year beginning January ist, 19'0, has been completed and filed in the office of the Town Cleric. at N. Triphammer Rd., where it is available for inspection by any; interested per- son at all reasonable hours. Further notice is hereby given that the Town Board of ,the Town of Ith- aca, will m6et and review said prelinrl- nary budget and hold a public hearing thereon, at .the Cournty Court llouee at 5:00,1)'alock p.m. on -the loth day of - November, 1949, and that at such hearing any person niay be hoard in f4vor or against any item or items therein contained. Purauaut to Section 113 of the Town Law, the, proposed salaries of- the fol- lowing' town officers are hereby- speci- fied as' follows: Supervisor ....'................. Councilmen ................... 600.00 Justices of the Peace .......... 1,4WAN1 Town Clerk .................... 1.b00.00 Superintendent of Highticays .. 3,600.00 October 2I,.1949. By Order of the Town Board RACHEL T. HANSHAW Town Clerk Oct. 21, 3L 130 coat i iued from .Page. 129 Name Hall Heat-i.jig & Plumbing Uiil iam '"Winslow Carl 7ashburn Otis W. Root G. �1" Cray Robert S. Boothroyd Robert S. Boothroyd %7illiamson Law Book Co. Edward Thompson Co. Ithaca Journal hews Cornell University Carl E. Personius Association of Towns J. T. Scofield Robinson & Carpenter Robinson & Carpenter Ithaca Sand & Gravel Sidney Giles Jr. Norton .Electric Co. Ithaca Fire Dept* Irving D. Booth Inc. S. K. Fitzgerald Bala Fitzgerald Lent's Inc. John F. Geherin I1'ature Claimed cork &-supplies for C.R.C.C, IJ29:004 Janitor Services Poll P1 4 12.00 it it It it 2 12.00 D. Custodian Elea. Machines 30.00 R. to it tt 30-.00 Ins. on Poll P1 1 15.75 Ins. on fleet trucks 44.64 School tax records 5.19 Justice Supplies 4.00 2re. Budget ad 8.58 plater for F.H.W.D. 228.31 Reading & Bill F.H.W.D 4 repairs 40.75 Town dues 38,00 Printing Toym Stationery 10.00 Wood for Poll pl 1 3.08 Supplies for C.R.C.C. 451.79 ii n C.R.C.C. 53.44 Zia. 'ins. for C.R.C.C. 29.53 Elea. supplies for C.R.C.C. 25..00 Response to McHale firQ 100.00 Pipes for road signs 86.33 Supervisdon C.R.C.C, 9.50 to it *It' If' tt , 15.50 Record album C.R.C.C. 4.74 Ins. on Tozn Voting Machines 90.00 Moved by Councilman Chose these bills be Xid. Seconded by La,xnsey and approved as follows:- Ayes-Cha se-mansey"Haitsock--Mazf iel d. Notion to adjourn was approved unanimously. _Allowed 12.00 12.00 30.00 30000 15.75 44.64 5.19 4.00 8.58 228.31 40.73 38,00 10.00 3.08 451.79 53.44 29.53 25.00 100.00 86.33 9.60 15.50 4.74 90.00 Councilman Noes 0. Rachel T. Hanshaw Tovn Clerk �-- PRELIM INARY:*,StJDGET,'— SPECIAL DISTRICT FUNDS TOWN OF 17-14A C,4 v. �-�Pgj& �iiioiI DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS Bond principal Bond interest Personal services Purchase of equipment Hydrant rental Other expenses Fc'>P-mq-r1otv TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Fire protection contract Miscellaneous revenue Unexpended balances TOTAL REVENUE. 'AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOR.-S QUMY-11-L W,47V�, Ift DISTRICT -T�x IRA-rE- 7-r $ DISTRICT 6X7-,E/VS10/v APPRO�F5 1ATIONS Miscellaneous expenses r 0t4.977 0 IV049::� py 1S6 .5 � Fire protection contract TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $ /-7"A Estimated Revenues Unexpended balance, AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOR 1%74.:j law W F7t DISTRICT—/, J` —1- 6 / / 1A X 50 DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS Construction of improvement Bond principal Bond interest 1 P1�57V C--r Other expenses Fire protection contract TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Unexpended balance AMOUNT TO BE RAISED — DISTRICT -4�5X7eff 57/0 A/ Town Budget Form No. 22 Dennis & Co. Inc., Publishersp Buffalo, N. Y. It 't M Cost of Improvemeni Construction of improvement Bond principal Bond interest Maintenance Personal services Office and other expenses Town supervision Repairs Lighting Purchase of equipment TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance` TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOP PUBLIC DOCK DISTRICT PUBLIC DOCK DISTRICT .APPROPRIATIONS 14 TOTAL t TOTAL t ACA WATER DISTRICT 'APPROPRIATIONS Cost of Improvement Construction of improvement Bond principal Bond interest TOTAL t Maintenance Personal services Office and other expenses /r Amtqrtqyy ox-Pn-m ez!�- Town supervision Repairs Power and light Purchase of water Purchase of equipment Purchase and installation of meters and services TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL Estimated Revenues Water rents Penalties Hydrant rental Sale of water Sale and installation of meters and services Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUE AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOR-1-11-5-r17-10C4 WATER DISTRICT X due ;?,;?- - 06' WATER SUPPLY DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS Payment on contract TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Unexpended balance AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOR }HATER SUPPLY DISTRICT REFUSE AND GARBAGE DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS Cost of Improvement Construction of improvement Bond principal Bond interest Maintenance Personal services Office and other expenses Town supervision Repairs Power and light Purchase of equipment Paymenf_on contract TOTAL 4 TOTAL 4 .t. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS "t Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO, BE RAISED FOP REFUSE AND GARBAGE DISTRICT 13 r 1�t'mw!(° (10 kLIGHTING DISTRICT Cost of Improvement I Bond principal Bond interest Purchase and installation of standards Maintenance Personal services Other expenses Payment -on contract TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues I 4t Unexpended balance AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOR LIGHTING DISTRICT LL' =,4p A/0 0 0. 0 0 Personal services Other expenses Purchase of equipment Payment on contract TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Unexpended balance AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOP SNOW REMOVAL DISTRICT TOTAL � TOTAL SNOW REMOVAL DISTRICT . APPROPRIATIONS 12 Cost of Improvement Construction of improvement Bond principal Bond interest Maintenance Personal services Office and other expenses Town supervision Repairs Power and light Purchase of equipment TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues License fees and charges Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOP PARK DISTRICT Cost of Improvement Construction of improvement Bond principal Bond interest Maintenance Personal services Office and other expenses Town supervision Repairs Lighting -Purchase of equipment TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Fees and charges Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOP . PUBLIC PARKING DISTRICT PARK DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS It TOTAL $ ' - TOTAL $ PUBLIC PARKING DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL TOTAL (Over) QA WATER DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS Cost of Improvement Construction of improvement Bond principal Bond interest -TOTAL Maintenance Personal services 91N6trzI1V(.-- $100.00 Office and other expenses 2_6 G ,+z— 1,A)m .00 Town supervision Repairs Power and light, Purchase of water oNp t � �LR�it,L. J7L,LOW�YC�S ��a Purchase of equipment Purchase and installation of meters and services . TOTAL TOTAL -APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Water rents Penalties Hydrant rental Sale of water Sale and installation of meters and services Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance - TOTAL REVENUE5 AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FO OLrI�� WATER DISTRICT 10 $-3� a.-6 6 7j0 WATER SUPPLY DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS Payment on contract TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Unexpended balancer AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOR WATER SUPPLY DISTRICT Cost of Improvement Construction of improvement Bond principal Bond interest Maintenance Personal services Office and other expenses Town supervision Repairs Power andlight Purchase of equipment Payment on. contract TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOR REFUSE AND GARBAGE DISTRICT REFUSE AND GARBAGE DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS 13 TOTAL t TOTAL It r-T-Z-6A( F WATER DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS Cost of Improvement Construction of improvement Bond principal Bond interest $ TOTAL $ Maintenance Personal services $ Office and other expenses Town supervision Repairs �� Power and light Purchase of water (JNP14�t1 Y`� . t511.45(4L &JA ack Purchase of equipment Purchase and installation of meters and services // 1 TOTAL $le� TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $� Estimated Revenues Water rents Penalties Hydrant rental Sale of water Sale and installation of meters and services Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUE$�t? AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOR �i% WATER DISTRICT $ $ A Payment on contract TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Unexpended balance AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOR Cost of Improvement Construction of improvement ,Bond principal Bond interest Maintenance Personal services Office and other expenses Town supervision Repairs Power and light Purchase of equipment Payment on contract TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOR REFUSE AND GARBAGE DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS 't WATER SUPPLY DISTRICT REFUSE AND GARBAGE DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS 13 It TOTAL $ ' TOTAL It .t LIGHTING DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS Cost of Improvement Bond principal Bond interest Purchase and installation of standards Maintenance Personal services Other expenses Payment on contract TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues 4t TOTAL $ TOTAL $ Unexpended balance AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FO l3M151— IO LIGHTING DISTRICT -7"A����/DQ�� $— SNOW REMOVAL DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS Personal services Other expenses Purchase of equipment Payment on contract TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Unexpended balance AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOP SNOW REMOVAL DISTRICT 12 Cost of Improvement Construction of improvement Bond principal Bond interest Maintenance Personal services Office and other expenses Town supervision Repairs Power and light Purchase of equipment TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues License fees and charges Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOR PARK DISTRICT Cost of Improvement Construction of improvement Bond principal Bond interest Maintenance Personal services Office and other expenses Town supervision Repairs Lighting Purchase of equipment TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Fees and charges Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOP PUBLIC PARKING DISTRICT PARK DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL $ It TOTAL $ t $ $ PUBLIC PARKING DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS $ TOTAL $ $ TOTAL S $ 11 (Over) -,9L66L5ZM LIGHTING DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS Cost of Improvement Bond principal Bond interest Purchase and installation of standards Maintenance Personal services Other expenses Payment on contract TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Unexpended balance AMOUNTTOBE RAISED FOR1fA6W;5ZV5 LIGHTING DISTRICT 7-e 't TOTAL $ 5-0. 23 TOTAL SNOW REMOVAL DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS Personal services $ Other expenses Purchase of equipment Payment on contract TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Unexpended balance AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOR SNOW REMOVAL DISTRICT 12 4t Cast of Improvement Construction of improvement Bond principal Bond interest Maintenance Personal services Office and other expenses Town supervision Repairs Power and light Purchase of equipment TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues License fees and charges Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOP PARK DISTRICT Cost of Improvement Construction of improvement Bond principal Bond interest Maintenance Personal services Office and other expenses Town supervision Repairs Lighting Purchase of equipment TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Fees and charges Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOP PUBLIC PARKING DISTRICT PARK DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL t TOTAL $ $ $ R PUBLIC PARKING DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL $ TOTAL !L $ x l 1 (Over) SPAS0:5., 4 r7) WATER DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS Cost of Improvement Construction of improvement $ Bond principal Bond interest TOTAL Maintenance Personal services Office and other expenses Town supervision Repairs /00.00 Power and light Purchase of water ON PA! V�A-Wk &L.5 aloAri(*6) 2..2.,Oq Purchase of equipment (ALL T Purchase and installation of meters and services TOTAL TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Water rents Penalties Hydrant rental Sale of water Sale and installation of meters and services Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUE ,%— AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOR WATER DISTRICT -7 FA /I- t. —7-7-7— .7. T6 . NATER SUPPLY DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS Payment on contract TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS g c Estimated Revenues Unexpended balance R AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOR WATER SUPPLY DISTRICT Cost of Improvement Construction of improvement Bond principal Bond interest Maintenance Personal services Office and other expenses Town supervision Repairs Power'and light Purchase of equipment Payment on contract TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOR REFUSE AND GARBAGE DISTRICT REFUSE AND GARBAGE DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS. W 4t, TOTAL 't TOTAL $ g / o uj i! of= /rlviq CA �9e2:r I11OM6 WATER DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS Cost of Improvement Construction of improvement Bond principal Bond interest ADA'0-0 TOTAL $ .O O Maintenance Personal services 11ETSk 1 EA r%/NGf 511—LI MC - Office and other expenses L�f� LQ R0✓LrR TIS/NG Town supervision Repairs Power and light Purchase of water Purchase of equipment Purchase and installation of meters and services TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Water rents Penalties Hydrant rental Sale of water Sale and installation of meters ,and services Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES! AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOP !ARE ST WATER DISTRICT `v ��)g�/000 '10 $ /50,0 0 00 %�T JJ TOTAL $Ja'2_�t� /GDD.00 D O $�O HATER SUPPLY DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS Payment on contract TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Unexpended balance AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOR WATER SUPPLY DISTRICT REFUSE AND GARBAGE DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS Cost of Improvement Construction of improvement $ Bond principal Bond interest Maintenance Personal services Office and other expenses Town supervision Repairs Power and light Purchase of equipment Payment.=. contract TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOP REFUSE AND GARBAGE DISTRICT W TOTAL $ TOTAL hj7 DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS Cost of Improvement Construction of improvement Bond principal Bond interest TOTAL Maintenance Personal services! jY%��N�°�, �14,E'{� Office and other expenses Town supervision Repairs Power and light Purchase of equipment ONPAt10 WA 'M R. 614 WRAIX) ;2 k t 50' TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL $-Lb � 't m6-14r Estimated Revenues License fees and charges $ Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES &$ AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOR-j ,, 75 W 4 4W DISTRICT Cost of Improvement Construction of improvement Bond principal Bond interest Maintenance Personal services Office and other expenses Town supervision Repairs Lighting Purchase of equipment TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Fees and charges Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOP PUBLIC PARKING DISTRICT PUBLIC PARKING DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL TOTAL $ 11 (Over) LIGHTING DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS Cost of Improvement Bond principal -It Bond interest Purchase and installation of standards Maintenance Personal services Other expenses Payment on contract TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS -Estimated Revenues Unexpended balance AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOP LIGHTING DISTRICT Personal services Other expenses Purchase of equipment Payment on contract TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Unexpended balance AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOP SNOW REMOVAL DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS 12 TOTAL I't TOTAL $ %'C.vwF-2�'f.-—Xe—&WATER DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS Cost of Improvement Construction of improvement, Bond principal Bond interest Maintencince : Personal services Office and other e(tfi� Town supervision Repairs Power and light Purchase of water 1/11,01W Purchase of equipment Purchase and installation of meters and services TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Water rents Penalties Hydr'ont rental Sale of water Sale and installation of meters and services Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL t $ /'� 0, 0 0 TOTAL $yp. ?)I TOTAL REVENUES . (0 / AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOR_ /-41-o -W r-pt-z WATER DISTRICT 04V /� tor 10 Payment on contract TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Unexpended balance. AMOUNT TO" BE RAISED FOP Cost of Improvement. Construction of improvement Bond principal Bond interest Maintenance Personal services Office and other expenses Town supervision Repairs Power and light Purchase of equipment Payment on cor4roct TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOD REFUSE AND GARBAGE DISTRICT 'kATER SUPPLY DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS WATER SUPPLY DISTRICT REFUSE AND GARBAGE DISTRICT 33 'It 't TOTAL t TOTAL BRIDGE FUND (ITEM 2) —APPROPRIATIONS Labor and team work Materials for repair and maintenance Construction of new bridges Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 2) MACHINERY FUND (ITEM 3)--APPROPRIATIONS Purchase of machinery, tools and implements Repair of machinery, tools and implements Storage of machinery, tools and implements Repairs or pay of operators on machinery rented to county or village Gasoline or oil for machinery rented to county or village Redemption of machinery certificates Interest on machinery certificates TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Rentals of machinery Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 3) $ ---------------- - --- - ---- 1 $ 1:..129-.24 $ ... I ............. . .... . ..... ........... fipa.24 $ ..... . ..... 62.9..P-4 $.bao.'..0-0 $-12 ... 0-00-40 3 .... WD�&0.0 $.13 ()OD.0.0 SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)--APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent Expenses town superintendent Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent Removing obstructions caused by snow Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush Other miscellaneous purposes Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Tompkins County Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 4) AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEMS 2, 3 and 4) 7 $..........._.........._..... ----------- - -- WADo - .... 1-50D.AQ.0 $110 ---- 5.0.0.0.0 $ 1 .... 50Q-.QQ 3 ... O-G.O...00 . $ $ 6--Q.5.Q-O-QO $ LL 55.Q.1.90 Assessors � Salaries Office and other expenses Compensation of ofernp|oyces _ '-'__._.. TOTAL $-1�t5[�L°O�. Receiver of Taxes or Tax CwUUmmKmn Salary ` Office and other enpenses Compensation of employees ---------- TCTAL ��'-_�00,88 Town Offco and other expenses ..... ... ---...... Compensation of employees -----'�--- ' � TOTAL $_............... ...... Town Engineer Salary $--------' Office and other expenses ---'- ........... Compensation of employees .... TOTAL $ ......... Town Comptroller Salary [>fficeand other expenses ... .... ..... ,- Compensation of employees ------- .... .... --' TOTAL 9L-_-....... -_ Zon@mg Commission Office and other expenses $ ----- --- ------- __ Comnpensation of employees ----- ----------- ....... TOTAL $^'......................... Board of Ampmm&m ' Office and other expenses $L'_'-.__'-_ Compensation of employees ........ - TOTAL $i_------- Planning Board Office and other expenses $ --_--. --- -. [onmpenaation of employees -- '_ '_ $............. -...... -' TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT PROTECTION OF,PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constables ���������e�U��/ Compensation --- K4i|eaQaand other expenses _-------- --_-'' Purchaoeofequipnnent -------------------- .------- ' TOTAL $�-_.-'52�O<l �mc&�� ' Compensation of . Other expenses -`------' TOTAL $_'�---'-- Traffic Signs,.signals and highway lighting Dog Warden Compensation �_---- OMoarexpcnoes ...... ____--' TOT/\L Forest Fires Fimem Compensation offire wardens and laborers $----- '--- Other expenses _ . Payment to Conservation Commission ,._,-__--_- . ^ ,. . .... Inspection Costs Building inspection $-------------------------- Plumbing inspection ----'--._-- Bec1rica| inspection ........................... TOTAL ___- Examniming Boards Plumbers ` Electricians ........................... Heating and ventilating ............. TOTAL . War Emergency Purposes ........... ..... ........... TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY $i-]LOD^OCL' ' EDUCATION Attendance Officer Compensation ��------- I5D=0-0 ... Other expenses - -_-__'--' TOTAL Town Historian Himtoniam Compensation °100 .' Other expenses -'------' TotL-I .58°OO Tmnvm Library Compensation ofemployees 8.............................. Other expenses _--_-_-_- Paymnenbtoother libraries ...... ... .......... -.- TOTAL. $.-'...................... TOTAL EDUCATION Parks and Playgrounds Compensation ofemployees $------- -----' O1her expenses -. 1-000�1.00 Purchase ofequipment TOTAL �� Patriotic Observances �L-_-��°�0 TOTAL RECREATION m 28�l�0 PUBLIC UTILITIES Cemeteries $�----- -�OUL*-&Q Airports $ ------------- Town Welfare Officer Salary Office and other expenses -Compensation of employees Home Relief Burials Lunacy Cases Lunacy examinations Other expenses Veterans' Relief WELFARE FUND APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues, Reimbursement of home relief from State Reimbursement of welfare salaries from State Refunds of home relief from recipients Unexpended balance (Sec. 115, Town Law) TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR WELFARE FUND HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1)—APPROPRIATIONS General repairs Special improvements Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Seca 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues State aid Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1 ) n 1Nb $--------__------_-_----- ............... ..... ..... TOTAL $................... ........ $----- ----- ------•-------.... $..... _.... _ ..... ............. $................. _ ........... .......................... TOTAL $.:.... .............:....... $........... :... _........... $.......................... $..... _....................... $----......._................. $-1o...omoo .12.._QQQ..QQ --.a4...o..9 1...Q-Q.0.OD $---- 5...2QQ-..QQ $ 16 B.O.Q..Q.o GENERAL -FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes $-....3... Q074..-0.0 Income taxes.- Franchise taxes on business corporations :-.._.._w..._..-.__... -Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) _..__.._.._ .._..._ Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) _...__._...._...._.... Dog licenses ,(from county) Other licenses (town ordinances) ----- _.._,..-_...._... Fines, penalties and forfeitures Rent of town owned property ......... Fees of town clerk..... _.... 7Q.0.Q0 Fees of justices -of the peace ..... _.... SQL?.t1.0 Fees of assessors _..._..--................ Fees of tax collector ..... _... 200..0Q Fees of constables or police officers ........... ..... ........... Fees of town library .......................... Fees of ' parks and playgrounds _.:..:........ _.... _... _ Fees of airports ......................... Fees of cemeteries ..... _.-_...... _.... _..... All other Sale of town property ........ -_.---........... Reimbursement from special districts for supervision ... .-_--................... TOTAL $---1Q-_.841.55 Unexpended balances (Sec. 115, Town Law) $... 3.Q-_Q.QQ.0.0 TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $:Lta A.L.55 CENERAL FUND SUMMARY Appropriations General government Protection of persons and property ............IO-0..00 Education Recreation 2--.0-50-.Ro Public Utilities --- ------- 1Q2.00 Redemption of debt ....................... ..... Interest on debt .............................. Construction and permanent improvements ....................... _..... Miscellaneous ---------------------------- Contingent purposes ..... 2---00A.0.0 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $-21-... 29350 TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $..48----81 .55 AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND $----.WQne-.... ..... 5 MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS AND INTEREST (exclusive of district and special improvement debt) Redemption of Debt (Principal) Temporary loans Emergency appropriation loans $..... _.......... _....... I... Revenue anticipation loans ............ --............. Deficiency loans Other temporary loans (specify) ...:.......:.................. TOTAL $....:......................... Bonds (give title of each issue) a. ...... ..:.._......... .-............. ..._........ ....... ......... b. _:.....----.............. ................... ............. _._.............. ......................... ...... .............................. c......_.... ......... ......................... ..... ....._..._.............. ..._. . TOTAL $.......... ............. ....... TOTAL REDEMPTION OF DEBT $ ............................- Interest on Debt Interest on temporary loans Interest on bonds (give title of each issue) a. .....................--.---........................................................... b........... ---- ...... .............. ............. c . ................._............. -- ........ .............. _............................ $..---,........_........... TOTAL $.............................. CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS Nature of Improvement .._...-------------- ----- - ------- ...... _......................----- C. --------------- -----------------._....._.................-....._..........................-........... .. TOTAL $.............................. TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $.............................. MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Orgai.izations, for Rooms Judgments and Settlements (describe Ih detail) 1942 Accounts, Claims and Demands TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS Sec. 112 of the Town Law CONTINGENT PURPOSES V, $ ----------------------------- TOTAL $..--,�----- ------------- $------------------------------ $------------------------------ $.... 2... 90.0.00 (Over) ANNUAL- BUDGET FOR THE TOWN OF ------------- IACk GENERAL FUND —APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL GOVERNMENT Town Board Town Hall and Offices Rentals (board room, offices, elections, etc.) $ ..... Compensation of employees ..... _.... _..... _.... _..... Purchase of furniture and equipment ....... Repairs, light, heat and telephone ................. -... Other expenses Elections Compensation of election officials (including mileage)QQ�?�?... Compensation of custodians of voting machines Other expenses _...q_•.QO.... Voting machines, purchase and repair _.,......,._...._..,.. Insurance Compensation insurance _..._..., .,,., Official bonds and undertakings ...... 20.a4a... Fire and liability Other Printing and advertising (all departments) Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation ... Services of engineer and expenses _,....... Zoning inspector and expenses 2,-_Q00,0.0.... Annual audit and examination Publicity fund ........... _..... .......... Employees' Retirement System (town share) ............. TOTAL 3 7.Q,6*.Q.0 Supervisor Salary $--3-..00D.00.. Office and other expenses --- .._.20.0-.0-0. Compensation of employees ------_..-___ ......... TOTAL $..... 3--,2QO.OQ Justices of the Peace Salaries $--3----4QQ.00-- Office and other expenses ..._.____.,7- 30-, Compensation of employees --_-__....4Z..0.0, TOTAL $.....1-..51.7..,►0 Councilmen Salaries $--------60Q-.CAD-- Office and other expenses .............................. TOTAL $ ............ Town Clerk Salary Office and other expenses ......--..„20,,-QQ„ Compensation of employees ...--_--...-----_.......... TOTAL $----- .... 820_.-00 13 Town Budget Form No. 21 Dennis & Co., Inc., Publishers, Buffalo, N. Y. TOWN HEALTH FUND APPROPRIATIONS Board of Health Salary of health officer Other health expenses Compensation of nurses TOTAL BOARD OF HEALTH Registrar of Vital Statistics Compensation Other expenses Fees of physicians 'TOTAL REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR TOWN HEALTH Fire Protection 1949 Deficit 1 000000 Fire Calls Contract E: 2 000000 3 000.00 $ -------- I -------- - ------- 1- $ ----- - -------- .............. $. .......... bQ..J0Q.. $ ----- - ------ -- ---- -- $ .... --5.0.0-0-- Total 4 6 000.00 131 December 1 1949 The Tovn Board of the To.,n of Ithaca met at the County Court House, Thursday Dec. 1, 1949 at 5:00 P.M. .Members present:- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon:- Justices-T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartscck:- Councilmen-171. A. lunsey, L. E. Chase. Absent none. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Also present was Mr. Mason of the Agriculture & Markets Dog License Bureau to explain the new rules governing the licensing of dogs after Sept. 1950, if the laws are passed. This meeting was called for a public- hearing on the purchase -of a new grader. Proof of publication was presented. 110 persons appeari g for or against the purchase of the grader, there was no action taken as no figures were presented: The following resolution was offered by Councilman Chase: - WHEREAS, it is the intention of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca to continue the Recreation Project of the Coddington Road Recreation Center, and 61HMEAS, the To-.,n of Ithaca, Tompkins County, State of few York is about to submit an application for such project to the S:e,r York State.Youth Commission for its apRroval_, ataajtoxa1rnotta.tocexgeiD4 �7.a riMiLdh4 if approved:: toLapplyYsubsOque.ntly tortfio'IStatet)of.,Ne.Tiny=k for.C).partia7.dreimburserent of funds expanded on said project, as provided by Chapter 556 of the Lams of 1945- LIO',V THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLM that such application is in all respects approved, and H. N. Gordon, Supervisor is hereby directed and authorized to duly execute said application and forward it to the New York State Youth Commission for its approval. Seconded by Justice Maxfi eld and approved as follays:- Ayes - Chase-'axfield-1!unsey- Hartsock. Noes 0. Droved by Councilman Chase that Rachel T. H anshaw be appointed dog enumerator for the. year 1950. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follow:- ayes - Chase - Maxfield -Hart sock-Munsey . Noes 0. Loved by Jus t ic;e Hartsock that the Ta;vn Superintendent be furnished a used car, not to exceed '1150. for transportation in his work. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes - Hart sock -Chu se-Munsey-Maxfi.eldo Noes 0. Moved by Just3.oe Maxfield that the Supervisor be authorized to transfer A10 000.00 from the General Fund to the Uachinery fund to apply on the 1950 Highw y Budget Item # 3. Seconded by Councilman munsey and approved as follows:- byes-Ilaxfield-Munsey- Hart sock -Chase . Noes 0.' The-upervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. The following bills were audited: - Bills from ; 177 to,203 inclusive were presented. Mloved by Justice Maxfield these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as folloivs:- Ayes - Maxfield-Cbase- Hart sock-Munsey. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rac he 1 To Hans ha, w - Clerk. f1FFIZ}BPIT OF PITBLIC,ITION 2M-10-47 THE ITHACA JOURNAL NOTICE Town of Ithar•a Notice i hereby given in compliance v;itii Section 142 of the Ilighuay Law ^ tatc of rfti �IIrfi, Ll.ot tphilm C �'o1111tu, 55.: as amendedby Chapter 572 of the Laws of 1949, that, harry U. Baker, . Superiniendent of Highway-, the of, Town of Ithaca. Tompkins County, New York, has recommended the pur- n 1 liG� O I'O s S ......... --:....-......P...�....................................... being duly s-vvor' deposes chase of a new grader with r-xtras at ' a cost not to ere,-ed .C;15.coo) Fifteen thousand dollar=. The Torn Board of 'he Town of Ithaca -will nx•et at the and says that S he resides in Ithaca Count : , , and State aforesaid and S nucourt o, Ithaca, New York, oon th e`flrst daayy off Decenrbnr, 1919, at 5:00 p.m. to conzider such purchase. that she is.. ....... bookkeeper ........................................................... RACHEL T. IIA SHAw, Clerk Town of Ithaca, N.Y. Nov. 22. of THE ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true copy, was published in said paper ..... NOV2IIlb@P ........... ........ ..................................................... I .......... ..... ..................... ...................................................................................... ...... .............. .. and that the first publication of said notice was on the.....22nd.............. day.........................194...9... 7 Subscribed and sworn to before me, this ....... 2 nth .......................day of..... -November .................... ... 19-I.9.,... MARJORIE E. DUNTOR ••� Notary Pt 6tic, State of New Yam ......... ......................................... Tompkins County #iA1y —i o yt_ y'i) o, 1\Tat�rry PteGlic. MY Commission Expires March 3% 11..j® 132 December :# 1949 The 'To•,vn Board .of the To= of, Ithaca. met at the Town Clerk's Office at 10:00, A. LI., December 4^? 1949. xlenbers present:- Supervisor, H. 1I. Gordon - Justices, T. B. L'axfield, F. R. Hartsock - Councilmen, L. E. Chase, 17. A. llunseyy. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The accounts ana books of the Supervisor, Justices and Town Clerk were audited and signed. Supervisor receipts were as follows: - Gen. Fund - Receipts :'51 770.09 - - Disbursements �41419.23 Highway Fund,,- Receipts „46 657.35 - - Disbursements " 33 680.35. Justices reports were as follows:- T. B. Yaxfield,Receipt4ll7.75:- remitted to State i"?'112.75. Cash on hard �5.00. F. R. Hartsock receipts were ;A72.00 . Disbursements to State #S/0,00. Cash on hand �20.00. Town Clerk receipts were '�`15833.40. Disbursements W5833.40. The following resolution was offered by Justice yaxfield:- RESOLVED that the Tompkins County Trust Co. be, ` and. t he same hereby is designated as depository for all moneys coming into the hands of the Town Officers of the To:vn of Ithaca, County of. Tompkins, and be it further RESOLVE.TJ that this designation shall continue in effect until revoked by action of the Tovn Board. Seconded by Councilman lunsey gnd approved as follows:- Ayes - L'axfield-llunsey-Chase-Hartsock. floes 0. The bonds of Harry Baker, Highway Supt.-Rachel T. Hanshaw, To;sn Clerk - Albert 111. Force, Collector - H.:IT. Gordon, Highway bonds, - and continuation bonds of T. B. Maxfield and F. R. Hartsock, Justices were presented. . ;loved by Justice Hartsock these bonds be approved. Seconded by Cou.Lcil=n Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes - Zlunsey-Chase-Hartsock-uzaxfield. Noes 0. , Uoved by Councilman Chase that H. N. Gordon be appointed as Service Officer of the T oum for 1950. S econded by Justice Maxfield and approved as fo llcnas:- Ayes - Chase - Maxfi el d- Hartsock-Munsey. Noes 0. Motion tb adjourn was approved unanimously. ITT= H. 17.. Gordon Rachel T. Hanshaw Albert 'U. Force F. R. Hartsock T. B. Maxfield 71. A. Llunsey L. 1�. Chase F. C. Marshall F. B. Hdwe R. C. Mandeville Harry U. Baker John Turk Rachel Hanshavi Rachel T. Hanshaw Torn Clerk. Salaries set for 1950 Off ice Salary Payable Supervisor 3000.00 Annual Torn Clerk 1600.00 ;quarterly Collector 850,00 it Justice 800.00 It Justice 600.00 Semi -Annual Count ilman 300.00 tt Councilman 300.00 it , tr Assessor 500.00 Annually Assessor 500.00 it Assessor 500.00 it Hi ;hww Supt . 3600.00 Monthly Attendance Officer 150.00 quarterly Registrar 50.00 Annually 133 The T own Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House on Tdursday, Jan. 5, 1950, at 5:00 P.M. Members present:- Supervisor, H. N. Cordon - Justices, F. R. Hartsock, T. B. Ilaxf ield - Councilmen, L: F... Chase, W. A. Munsey: Also present were C. H._liewman, Attorney and Harry Baker, Tort Supt. Moved by Councilman Chase, the Town Board approves an agreement with Forest Home Water District and John Hertel of the installation, maintenance and operation of a booster pump in the Hertell Residence. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase-Hartsock-laxfield-Munsey. hoes 0. Er. Newman presented deeds to correct construction of Highland Rd. 'F-%tension to Berkshire Road and asked for quit claim deeds of preperty to the Torn of April 21, 1947. He also presented a deed to t hr Town of a triangular piece at the junction of Highgate and Parkway. Moved by -Justice Hartsock that the Board approves the conveyance of the old right of way and accepts the conveyance of the new right of .ray. Seconded by Councilman Munsey a,nd approved as follows:- Aye s-HartsocY l.unsey-Chase- Maxfiel d. lroes 0. Moved by Couhcilman Chase that Rachel T. Hanshaw be appointed as Registrar of Vital Statistics. Seconded by Justice Llaxfield and approved as follcrvs:- eyes - Chase-Maxfield-Llansey-Hartsock. Noes 0. 11oved by Justice Maxfield that Frank Hanshaw Jr. be appointed Deputy Registrar of Vital Statistics. Seconded by Councilman u;unsey and approved as follows:- ayes - Lriaxfi eld-P3unsey-Chase-Hartsock . Noes 0. Moved by Justice �,.axfield that Frank Hanshaw Jr. and ,ugusta Hanshaw be appointed deputies to the Town Clerk to serve without renumeration. This was seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes - Maxfield- Chase- Hartsock-::unsey. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman 'Munsey that the Town establish the amount of eight cents per mile to be flowed To•r;n Officers and employees for use of their own car. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- dyes - Ilunsey-Laxfield-Chase-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Justice M axf ie ld that the Supervisor, H. 3S. Cordon be designated as delegate to association of To=s meeting and. F. R. Hartsock as alternate. Seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as follows:- Ayes- P.Taxfield-T:.runsey-Munsey-Chase. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the To= authorizes the Supervisor, Justices and Highway Superintendent to attend the Association of Towns meeting in New York on Feb. o, 7 & 8, the Town to pay the expense of the sap . Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- dyes-Maxfield-Chase-I.Tunsey-Hartsock. No 0. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. Bills from 11.0. 1 to 14 were audited. 17.0ved by Councilman Chase, seconded by Justice Hartsock the bills be paid. Approved a-i follarrs:- Ayes - Chase-Hartsock- Maxfield-21unsey, noes 0. 2r. Newman reported that the case of Sheldon Smith dertiorarii proceedings has been canceled by Judge Coon, dismissing the action. Bids for the purchase of a grader were opened A vote by ballott was taken and the Caterpiller received the hif;h'est vote. 1:0ved by Councilman Chase that the Town Supt. of Hi�;tmays, with the consent of the County Highway Supt. be authorized to purchase Caterpillar 'P 12 Motor Grader with electric lighting and starting system, large front tires, scarifier, cab, cab - heater, windshield wiper, side window, snow wing installed, muffler, horn for the . net cost to the Town of ; 11,772.00, i;comrdhd Dyraeuse Supply Co. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as f ollvvs:- ,eyes - oterse-dzirtsock-lSunsey-yaxfield. i;oes 0. Motion to adjourn was unanimous. Rachel T. Hanshaw - Clerk 134 February 2 1950 The ,loan Board'.of t he.Tovm, of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, Feb.' 2, 1950 at 5:00 ?.?w':. Members present:- H. 11. Gordon, Supervisor - Justices, F. R. Hartsock:- T. B. Maxfield - Councilman, L. E. Chase. Absent - Councilman,W. A. 1I1unsey, The minutes of the previous meeting were read and appratied. 1.1r. Newman, Attorney was present and explained action being taker. in the cessorri proceedings against the Town by `J. C. Geer. Tb� General Bond of the .supervisor was presented, approved and filed. The. Annual Report of the Supervisor ,was presented :ni. placed on file . The list of men employed by the Ribh,ray department was presented and placed on file. The inventory of the Highway equipment was presented and placed on file. The Highway Supt . has recommended the purchase of a c inder ing box. Moved by Councilman Chase that the notice of purchase of a cindering box not to exceed "1200.00 be published according to Section'142 of the HighvW Law as amended by Chapter 572 of the Laws of 1949. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follo;rs:- Aye s-Chase-Hartsock-1-1axfield. 1;0 0. The Supervisor's monthly report was .read and placed on file. Bills from 4 15 to ;� 27 were presented. I.oved by Justice Maxfield these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes-laxfoeld-Chase-Hartsock. Noes 0. Motion* to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T . Hans haw Clerk 135 Ilarch 2 1950 The Town Board of the To-.,ai of Ithaca inat at the Court House, Thursday, '1,arch 2, 1950 at 5:00 40.1"14 Members present:- H. N. Gordon, Sdparvisor - Justices, F. R. Hartsock, T. B. Maxfield - Councilman, 14. A. Munsey. Absent Councilman L. 7. Chase. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. I'leeting called for the purpose of a purchase of a cindering box for the HigtT.,vay Dept. Proof of publication of such meeting was presented. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the To,,n Superintendent, 1.vith the consent of the County Highway Supt., be authorized to purchase, from the " Syracuse Supply Co., -a cinderigg box, at a cost not to exceed %�1200.00. Seconded by Councilman Munsey" and approved as f ollows:- Ayes -Hart soak- T,!.unsey-'1!.'axfield. Noes 0. The report of the State Examiner of the Tozn accounts and fiscal affairs was discussed and the report placed on file . Loved by Councilman nsey that the To-.,.,n Hirhway Supt. is hereby authorized to purchase tires, tubes ani small tools not to exceed 4*500* Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follcr.-;s:- Ayes-Yunsej- Hart so ck- 11ai.field. I'loes 0. Supervisor Gordon, Justice Hartsock, and Supt. Hi-0h-ways Baker C,,-,ave reports of the Association of Tovins meetinx�Qs held in Ne-a York. The matter of speed limits in the To-.,,-n was discussed. The Supervisor's -monthly report was read and placed on file. Bills from E.o. 28 to 38 were presented. !loved by Justice Lia-zfield these bills be approved arfi paid. Seconded by Councilman 211unsej and, appro , ved as follows:- Maxfield-Llunsey- Hartsoak. Toes 0. Llotion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hansha-w Tu-.,ii CleAc IIFFID,4VIT OF PUBLIC ITION THE ITHACA JOURNAL likale af Xr(u Varh, Zomphins Tauntu so-: C C.�9 -PP OS53 .......being duly sworn, deposes and says, that She resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and that She is ........ ... b.00.kke.ePjPr ........................................................ .. .... ........ .. of THE ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true copy, was published in said paper..... Febr.Vau ... IR,195.Q .................... ................................ ............ I ............. ........... . .............. .... __ and that the first publication of said notice was on the ... ...... day of.. ... FOZU.arY.........................19 Subscribed and sworn to before -me, tbis.... ..... 21st ........................day of ...... FjpbrvaTy .................... S(,10iew Or Notary Pblic' ,3 C unly # 333 rq ccainilssion Expires March 30, lq.-u6. 2M-1047 Town of Ithaca Notice is hereby given in compliance with Section 142 of the Highway Law as amended by Chapter 572 of the Laws of 1949, that Harry V. Baker, Superintendent of, —Highways of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, has recommended the pur- chase of a new cindt.ring box at a cosi not to exceed ($1,200) Twelve Hundred Dollars. The, Town Board of the Town of Ithaca will meet at the County Court Howe, Ithaca, New York, on the second day of Alarel'j, 1950, at 5 p.m. to consider such purchase. RACHEL T. HANSHAW, Clerk Feb. 18 ),Cj� c-e 136 April 6 1950 The Town ' Boa rd of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, April 6, 1950 at 5:00 :1.11. - . Iiembers present;- H. ix. Gordon, Supervisor -Justices, T. B. 11axfield- F. R.. Hartsock:- Councilman W.' it. V,unsey. absent, Coax-r-ilman, L. E. Chase,. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. lir. Corson was present and presented map to Sunrise Rd. .on McNamee tract. !loved by Justice Yaxf ield that we accept the anended road deed to Sunrise ?load, subject to the approval of the deed by attorney. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- A,;es Kaxf iel d-Hartsock-:Iunsey. hoes 0. !?r. Colbert was present and asked about the Tozu giving aid in repairing driveway leading to and from parking area at the "'hopping Plaza. He stated it was. being used. as a short-cut through way. by traffic,, The highway Supt. stated he could not do any work on private property. No action taken. Mr, Abbott was present in regard to acquiring land for a textile factory, and asked if any zoning law would keep out an industrial plant. M action taken. Mr. Pendleton was present and explained the work of mosquito control done by ham last year in the Town and stated he would carry on the =rk this year for the sum, of , 750.00 . !'loved by Justa.ce kaxfield that the Town appropriate ,'750.00 for the continuation of the mosquito control work for the season. Seconded by Justice Hartsock, and approved as follows:- byes-Maxfield-Hartsock-lunsey. Woes 0. The Hihwy Agreements were presented, signed and filed. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the recommendation of the Forest Home Water Ais.trict,Co !tteet intrtgar_d.Ito the;exteAbinn: ofi-tt2eWarren tract be approved, subject to advice of council, and. that it conforms to the provisions of the petition. Seconded by Councilman llunsey and approved as follo;is:- Ayes - i:Tazfield-is:unsey-Hartsock. Noes 0. I.:rred by Justice ll xfieN, bills_ from•', c9 tti= :53 be approved and paid. Seconled by Councilman Munsey and approved as follows:- ayes Llai:fiel d-ilunsey-Hartsoell, . lio ,0. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. A letter from the City in regard to payment clue on ;l.P.L.R. Crater lira: was read. The following resolution was offered by Justice ".axfield: shoppinfceiiter h seer.; et,a�lished on the Elmira Hoad a short distance south of the City Line, and the persons engaggd in business in said center have requested an*extension of the "the Railway Express Agency; and this Board believes that the request is a reasonable one; =SOLV D, that this Board hereby requests the Publia Service Coranission of the State of Lew York to institute an investi€;ation as to the adequacy of the service provided by the Railway Express AiSency, abd that the said Cosmission direct the Railwpy Express Agency to extend the service into the area in the To= of Ithaca bounded on the north by the south lire, of the City of Ithaca, on the south- east by the State highw4; running from Ithaca to Elmira, and on the west by the extension of South l:eadoa Street . S econded by Councilman Munsey and approved as f oll ovis :- Ayes - Yaxfi el d-Munsey-Hartsock . Toes 0. notion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk 137 May 4 1950. The Torn Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, May 4, 1950 at 5:00 F.U. .Members present:- Supervisor, H. 17. Gordon: -Councilman, L. E. Chase: - Justices,. T. B. uiaxfield - F.-R. Hartsock. Absent - Councilman ;7. .1. lansey. The minutes of the, previous meeting were read and approved. A committee representing the Lary ^Darren tract in regard to crater extension were present. The follo;ring resolution was offered by Councilman Chase:- k4MRM3, a written petition dated April 17, 1950 has been presented to and filed with the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca for the construction of a lateral ;rater main from the Warren Road along a right of way through the Yary 71. ':Darren residential development, in the Forest How eater. District, consisting of 200 feet of &-inch pipe, 300 feet of 4-inch pine, one hydrant, ors tie-in T-Sleeve, six curb stops and one blowy off valve, and thetbe maximum amount proposed to be expended for such Improvement as stated in the petition is ;12200.00, and it is proposed that the cost of such improvement, if constructed, shall be borne by the Forest Home 17ater District, at large, it is hereby. ORDERM, that a meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca will be held in the Supervisors' Rooms at the Court House in the City of Ithaca, New York, on the 18th day of May, 1950, at 5:00 oclock P.11, on that day to consider the said petition and to hear all persons interested in the subject thereof concerning the same, and for such other action in the part of the said ToVa' Board with relations to the said petition as may be required by law. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as folla;;s:- ayes Chase - Hart sock-SSaxfIel d. Noes 0,, The nutter of the abandonment of a town highwzy on the for rar Thomas Smith property was discussed. A letter from SchwiJbinger, asking that the Polling Place . 1 be removed from his property was read. The Treman Estate agreed to having the polling pl;.ce removed to their property across from its present site. Moved by Justice Hhrtso-cki thht wit.h'thd ,permission of the Treman Estate; .polldng place l building,; be removed from its present site to the south side of Coy Glen. Rd., no rent to be charged for land, and same to be removed from that site ah any time upon requetrt of Treman Estate. Copy of resolution to be sent to Treman Estate. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes -Hart sack-Chasc-Ilaxfield, noes 0. A letter from Public Service Comm. Jn regard to Railway E--press Service to Plaza was read. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor be sent to the 71ater Pollution �.11eeting in Binehamton, ::ay 26, 1950. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follcrns:- Ayes-'ulaxfield-Chase-Hartsoc' . Noes 0. The Supervisor appointed the follawin committee to study a Zoning Ordinance for the Tuan :- L. E. Chase -Elmer Phillips -Harry Dahmman-Joseph Jeffries - Aubrey L.arion. First meeting to be held Allay 5th. Yoved by Councilman Cfxise the Supervisor be authorized to pay to the City of Ithaca for use of the City Dump the sum of 7N per load for the month of clay. Seconded by Justice I,raxfield and approved as f ollows:- Chase-Iiaxfield-Hart sock The Supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. Supt. of Highwayg dtated there would be rubbish collection in the Tarn on :ionday May 8th and, asked it be publicized. Bills from ;�54 to 64 were pso sen ted. ,tiloved by Couhc ilman. Chase these bills,be paid. Seconded by Justice Mlazfield and approved as folla:xrs:- Chase- 11axfiel d-Hart sock. Noes 0. 138 continued from page 137 rioved by Just ice 11axf ield .the f Mowingresolution be adopted:- 'Proposed ordinance regulating excavation under Tovn Hig.hivays. l;otiae is hereby given that the To,vn Board of the Toys: of Ithaca proposes to enact an ordinance pursuant to 130 'subdivision 6 of the Torrn La,7 regulating the manner in which excavation may be. made under To..,n highways in said To,,=, and reauirinC a deposit to secure proper replacement of the highway, and that meeting of said Tozn Board will be held in the Supervisor's Room at the County Court house at 5:00 P.12., Jlay 18, 1950, to hear all persons: interested in the subject concerning. -.the same. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as .folloos•, Via: eld-CM se- Hart sock. Noes 0. To be published. i+i dur' er business appearing the meet in ; adjourned 444.&J Rachel T-. aunsha:v Clerk 139 May le 1950 T ' he Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met dtt tbo Court House, 1,1ay 18, 1950 at 5:00 2.M. mbers "'I present:- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, T. 110 B. 41,laxfield, F. R. Hartsock- Councilmen, L. E. Chase, 77. A. Illunsey. This was a public hearing on est. of-fma-in in Forest Horm ','later District, and to enact a Town Ordinance with respect to regulating excavations on highways. Proof of publications were presented. The minutes of the previous meetirg were read aryl approved. A delegation from Forest Hord, Town Attorney and Highway Supt. were also present. After considerable discussion, and all present int6r6stedowerarheard- the followir,g resolution was offered by Gouncilma-n,Chase:- VidEREA3. a petition presented to this Board on May 4, 1950 for the construction of a lateral water main f " rom the '.7arren Road along a right of way through the Lary N. 'Warren residential development in the Forest How :later District stating that the maximum cost of such improvement is estimated at 2200.00, and proposing that such cost be borne by the Forest Home ',later District at large; and a public hearing haring, been held this 18th day of I'lay, 1950, after due notice as required by Section 199 of the Tcr.vn Law, at which all persons desiring to be heard were heard; RESOLVED that this Board finds and determines that it is In the public Interest to make the said improvement and that Asa George be and hereby is employed as the engineer for such project to prepare definite plans aird specifications therefor, to maim a careful estima, to of the expenses, and to prepare a proposed contract for the execution of the work. BE IT FURTHER RESOlVED that if the said plans are approved, the cost of such improvement be assessed, levied and collected from the several lots or parcels of land within the Forest flow District in the sam manner and at the same time as other twn charges, pravided however, that if the Supervisor has on hand moneys of the said district raised for construction of a water system, the Supervisor Is hereby authorized to use the sairia thward the cost of said i=rovement in lieu of taxes ttierefor . Seconded by Councilman Lunsey and approved as -..follows:- Ayes - Ctiase- Muns ey-1.1axf I e ld-Hart soak. 1`oes 0. Public HearlrC on F.H.W.D. adjourned. The public hearing on the Ordinance regulating excavations under Highways was called to order. The following -d ; resolution was offered by Justice L:axfiel :- BE IT RESOLVED AIZ WUAIIIED by the T o= Board of th e Tavn of Ithaca, Tompkins County of the State of New York, pursuant to Article 6 of Section 130 of the Toran Law as f ollaas:- 3D.10TION I - Permits for Excavations NO person shall g"-Im an excavation under any To-,�n high-xay In the Town of Ithaca ,,rithout a permit therefor issued by the Toan Superintendent of said T=n. SECTION 2 - Deposit Required ITO permit for excavation under a Town high-a.V shall be issued by the To -an Superintendent unless and until the person applyirU for the saw shall have deposited with the Supervisor the sum of %"50.00 in cash or a certified check payable to the Town of Ithaca as security. for the proper performance of the ,irk and the replacement of the hi,-hwLU in the manner required by the Torn Superintendent. 'Upon a certificate of the To,.,,,n Superintendent that the norh has been performed in a satisfactory and the hiLh-,.ay replaced as required, the said deposit shall be refunded to the depositor; otherwise the said deposit, or as much thereof as sIL11 be necessary, may be used by the Twn 7)uperintendenlu to cover the cost of repairing the said hi,-.hv;ay and replaciiU it in proper aryl safe condition for public travel. SZO-1410111 3 - Directions of Torn Superintendent to be f ollor, ed .all excavations under Toan highways in the To,.,ni of Ithaca shall be rade and filled and all the work in connection there-aith done, in accordance 4-1th the directions of the Ta,1n :Superintendent, Lund no deposit .shall bd returned to the depositor until the replacement of the bip_h'.:ay has been approved by the Torn Superintendent. .1 ,IFFID,IPIT OF PUBLMITION 2M.10-47 THE, ITHACA JOURNAL N OTICS`OF- }I F.3R I \ G Frapoeed Ordinance regulating Exca- vations under Town Highways Sotice is hereby given that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca proposes �tttfe Df 'Nefu 'VDt'ti 'Tom hills TaltultY� tv"S.: to enact an ordinance pursuant to §130 �subdivision 6 of the Town Law rPgu- lating the manner in which excavation . r^� t mat• be trade under town highways in Lillian CS tJ i`C%SS L said town, and requiring a deposit to .....p....................................being duly sworn, deposes secure proper replacement of the high- way, and that meeting 'of the :aid Town Board will be held in the Su - and sa s that S he resides in Ithaca County and State aforesaid and pervisors' Roont at the County Cotlrt- Y r t house at 5 p.m., Alai- ls. 1950, to hear all persons interested in the subject , concerning the same. that S he is ....... bQQk Xe.en.er............................................................ TOWN -BOARD OF THE TOWN OF ITHACA By Rachel T. Iianshaw, Town Clerk. of THE ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in Afay 8 Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true copy, was published in said paper.. .... MP.y... a,..._.t}.5Q.................................... ................................................ ........................ ...................................... .................................................................................................................. and that the first publication of said notice Was on the... ........... fth ....... dayof ... .........148,T................................19 d.,... .................. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this........... th.........................day af.......... $a.. ............................. ......... lgz5d.... s;'.tc, Wtate of evr,Yar Notary Public 'v.,Urty No. 55-7842400 My �Lrt fY,t5:iJA CxN:res Minch 30, jq s? \ ,YFFID,IYIT OF PUBLMITION THE ITHACA. JOURNAL Mate of Nrfu 'writ, `Tantphitte; Tottidg, 55.: Lill ian...G*POgg`.©.s.si........... .—being duly sworn, deposes and says, that She resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and that She is........bookkeeper.................................... of THE I'THACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in' Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true copy, was published in said paper .... MP.Y..... .1... Mt? ...................................... and that the first publication of said notice was on the......:... 6.th............. dayof ....... MaY......... ............. .............A_9-0...... ..... .-Q�% Subscribed and sworn to before use, this_........99 h ..........................day 6f......... ay ...... ........... ................ ...19,50..... .:....`..A ......... ........_,r.Y..tL'� i {::3 3�G .,. fir. q� .... y Cammtssis�a �,a.-rs Barra` � �r!._ 140 coast inued f rom Page 139 SEdTIOI: 4 - 13enalties nny.-pgrson who violates the provisions of this ordinance or aho having; made an excavation into or under a tarn hi8hway in the said Town of Ithaca fails to restore the same to a safe, passable condition as required by the To;.n Superintendent shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall forfeit his deposit, and be punishable by a fine not eaceedin; .;eSO.00 for each offense, or by imprisonment in the County jail or by such fine ani imprisonment; and upon failure to pay any such fire be imprisoned in the County Jail ant it such fire be paid, not to exceed one day for each dollar of the fine imposed, or until released by 'a court of competent jurisdiction.. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes - Maxfield -Chase u.unsey-Hartsock. I;oes 0; Public Hearing on Execavati ons under highways adjourned. 1'r. Pyle," Attorney was present in regard to the abandonement of an old portion of State-�'Lla;n Road on the former 211on"s ::;pith porperty. AT=cent if ;sate o f si c-f-661 by - the . il@d with tho lo;rn Clerk•To a=d f on motion the Board adjourned. Rachel T. Hanshaw Ole rk 141 June 1 1950 The Town Board of the To-im of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, Junel, 1950 at 5:00 ?.M. Members present aere H. 11. Gordon, Supervisor - Justtees T. B. Maxfield- R. it. Hartsock:- Councilmen, L. E Chase w. A. munsey. "Ilso present was Hiehway Superintendent, Harry U. Baken.-k-. The minutes of the previous meeting were and approved. The Supervisor' s monthly re -port was read and placed on file. Moved by Jusitce Yaxfleld that the Zoning Commission be authorized to spend not to exceed 9250.00 for consultant and ether necessary expenses. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes-Maixfield-flartsock-Chase- 11unsey. Noes 0. .Bills from No. 65 to 7.5 inclusive were presented. Moved by Justice Hartsook the ' se bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as fallows:- Ayes - Hartsoak- Chase-Mansey-Miamfield. NoesO. Yotion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Ranshaw Clerk. 14:2 July 6 1950 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, July 6, 1950. Members present:- Supervisor, H. 11. Gordon - Justices, T. B. Maxfield- F. R. Hartsock - Councilman, L. E. Chase. Absent., Councilman ",7. A. Iiansey. The minutes of the previous meeting were read aria approved. I, request from residents of Forest Home asked the speed on the Judd Falls Road be restricted. loved by Justice Maxfield that tF,,- State Traffic Commission be requested to restrict the speed on the Judd Falls :goad from the Dryden Road to Forest Horne Drive. Seconded by Justice Hartsoc:k and approved as follows:- Ayes Iaxfield- Hartsoek - Chase. Noes 0. .d petition from residents on the Sheldon Road have asked that a Sewer District be formed so that they can connect with the Cayuga Heights Sewer. loved by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor be authorized to employ Engineer Crandall to prepare plans for a Sewer District for Sheldon Road, with the understanding that the individuals will reimburse the Tomi in case the district is not formed. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as folla,rs:- Ayes - 11axfield-Chase-Hartsock. Noes 0. petition from residents of the Elmira Water District askir. the right to purchase water from the Spencer Road Water District was presented and approved, subject to the approval of the Board of Public 7;orks of the City of Ithaca. d letter from the City of Ithaca stating that the Tmvn of Ithaca could have the unrestricted use of the City Dump for an annual fee of �500.00 was read. :,.oved by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor be authorized to contract with the City of Ithaca for the use of the City Dump in accordance with the letter from the Board of Public ;.Works. Seconded by Couhcilman Chase and approved as follws:- i1yes - Ilaxfi eld-Chase-Hartsock . does 0. An agreement of the City of Ithaca: with the Town of Ithaca for fire protection was read. Moved by Justice Maxfield that a public hearing be held on August 3, 1950, at the Supervisor' rooms at 5:00 P.M. for the purpose of hearing all persons interested in a proposed contract with the City of Ithaca for a period of one year for fire protection in the To;Frzn of Ithaca Fire Protection District in consideration of the payment to the City of the sum of Twenty Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars (.�"12750.00) plus fif ty dollars (•y50.00) par hour or portion thereof per piece of apparatus used when in res;)onse to �.r. beyond existing fire hydrants, trxclusivh of._C ;TughUHei�;fnt's1Vi?liig Publish onco in tbo Ithaca Journal not le---- th:;n ten days before the hearing. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes-.k:uxfI eld-Ohase-Hartsock. Noes 0. Iioved by Justice Llaxfield that the contract for the work on the Forest Home dater District Extension be awarded to James R. `3anOrm,,n, upon submission of a surety bond in the amount of y1000.00. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follow z:- Ayes - Maxfield-Hartsoc'_c-Chase. I1oes 0. ::oved by Councilman Chase the folloYir be appointed election in for the Town for 1950 - 1951:- Dist. 1F 1 Rep. Grace Smith -Hazel 3alcer:- Dem. Arthur Teeter -Gladys Yclister Dist. ;r 2 Rep. I1argaret 1.1apes-Aixa Force Dem. Helen Hoffmzai-Viola Boothroyd Dist. :f 3 Rep. 7.1oreace,11yers - Cora Gray Dom. Luella Thompson-Bliz. 11urnighan Dist. :y 4 Rep..;u' ti"`8 - Hel en Chaney Deem. Eleanor Oloef ski-Edr" Marvel Seconded by Justice Maxfield a:rl approved as follows:- Ayes Ch:AsO- ?axfield- Hartsock. iioes 0. Tta Supervisor's monthly report was read mnd filed. .Sills from ; 76 to 102 were presented. !Ioved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. Oeconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follow:s:- ,byes-Hartsoexc-Chase-Liaxfield. Noes 0. :.lotion to adjourn ;vas approved unanimously. Rachel T . bans haw Clerk 3FFID,411IT OF PUBLICATION 2M.10-47 THE ITHACA JOURNAL NOTICE OF PVBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town Board of the Town of Ith- aca will hold a public hearing in the Supervisors, Rooms at the Court House tate of al 1406, Zompkins QIX11111tu, 5s,-- in the City of Ithaca, at 5 p.m. on �Np Thursday, the 3rd day of AllIzust, 1950, to, the purpose of hearing all persons intere sted in a proposed contract with .................being duly sworn, deposes that hCity of Ithaca for a period of one year for fire protection' in the Town of Ithaca Fire Protection District in consideration 9f the payment to the and says, that She resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and City of the su ni of twenty -sec -en hun- dred fifty dollars ($2,750.00) plus fifty dollars ($50.00) per hour or portion that S be is.. bookke ............................................... ............. thereof per piece of apparatus used ..................... when used in response to an alarm be yond existing fire hydrants. By order of the Town Board. of THE ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in Dated July 6, 1950. RACHEL T. HANSHAW, Town Clerk Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true copy, July 21 Of the Town of Ithaca was published in said paper....... J.q1.Y....?19..J95Q .............................. and that the first publication of said notice was on the.... ..... 21st.. dayof ... ...... J-U1Y .................................19 .... .. . ........... Subscribed and sworn to before nfe, this, .......... ........... of......... j)AIY_ ................. _1 ...... 19 50 IM A Tamp it County Na.573I2- 1 my Expire: t;-S'19S2 143 August 3 1950 The To= Board of the ToYran of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday* August 3, 1950 at 5:00 11'embers present:- Supervisor, H. N. Cordon - Justices, T. B. llaxfield, F. H. Hartsock - Councilmen, :i. A. Munsey - L. E. Chase. The minutes of the previous meeting were read ani approved. This was a public hearing on the fire contract with the City of Ithaca Proof of publication -was presented. All persons appearing being agreeable, it was moved by'Councilman Chase that the contract with the City of Ithaca for fire protection in the To, --:a be approved and t he Supervi so r be instructed to sign the same . Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- eyes - Cho- se -Hart sock-'Iaxfield- Ilunsey. Does 0. The following resolution -was offered by Councilman ?`lunsey:- 11 EBOLVED, that a public hearing is hereby called to be held in the Surervisor.'s rooms in the County Court House- or. the 17th day of ,;ugast, 1950, at 5:00 P.yl., for' t he purpose of considering a: propo sal to consolidate the Spencer Hoad Water District and the Elmira Hod .later Oi trio, pursuant to Sction 206 of the Tarn Late, aryl to hear all persons interested therein either for or .against the said proposal; and be it further RESGLVL'D, that the Twin Clerk give notice of such hearing as required by lava. Seconded by Justice Hartoock and approved as follm;s:- Ayes - Munsey- Hart soak-IMaxf ie ld-Chase . Noes 0. Iar.. C. H. Tte,,=_ n., Attorney was prose: t ar explained in detail about the cc£iorari proceedings against the Town, the 4rerk involved and the high cost �f the bills. W. J.' Becker and J. R. H.oe ,,,ere present, representing residents of the Danby-voddington Hodds sections in regard to eatablishing a water district in that area. They were referred to C'. H. lie:*,ma , attorney for proper procedure, and advice. TIFu Supervisor's monthly report was read and filed. Bills from 104 to 123 ,,ere presented. !loved by Justice Llaxfield these bills be paid. aeconded by Councilman I.:u.usey and approved as follczvs:- Ayes - 1.1axf field - 1.unsey-Hart sock -Chase . Noes 0. .;lotion to adjourn was unanimous. :Rachel T . Han sha:r Clerk ,4FFID,4FIT OF PuBuc.4TIOY THE ITHACA JOURNAL �Iafe of Xj-du Vorfi, Zontphins Tonnig, ss.-- ... Lillian.. Capogras,si...................being duly sworn, deposes and says, that She resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and that She is ...... .... bookkeep.er ............. ................ of THE ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true copy, was published in said paper ....... Avgmqt ... 4.: ... 1950 ........................... and that the first publication of said notice was on the. .......... .4th ......... day of....... APVAO� ........................... _1951q.... ............ ....... Subscribed and sworn to before me,. ..8.th ..... ..............day of ........ August ........ ......... A950... 'j t, d New I Stotd dl Ne"Y otary Publi I cmpkins o MY N6j 46-7342400 cT My CC.Tn ncipiretm4muzoiliv 2M! 10-47 NOTICE RESOL�VED, that a public hearing is hereby called to be held in the Super- visors' Rooms in the County- Court house on the 17th day of August, 1950. at 5 o'clock p:tn_ for the purpose of considering a proposal to consolidate the Spencer Road Water District and the Elmira Road Water District, pur- suant to Section 26 of the Town Law. and to hear all persons Interested there- in either for or against the said pro- posal: and be it further RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk give notice of such hearing as required by law. RACHEL T. HANiSHAW. Town Cler!r. Aug. 4, 1950 144 :.iugus t 17 1950 The Town Board met at the Court House, August 17, 1950 at 5:00 .F.2,t. 11cmbers present:- Supervisor, H. it. Gordon - Justice, T. B. Maxfield - Councilmen, L. E. Chase - W. A. L:unsey. Absent - Justice,- F. R. Hartsock. This etas a public heariz:C on the consolidation of the Elmira Rot and Spencer Road ;later District:. Proof of Publication and trap were presented. or lyo persons appearing for against the proposition, the follaving resolution was offered by Justice Tf-xfield:- AMM..5 by resolution of this Board adopted on August 3; 1950, a public hearing. was, ordered to be held on the proposal- to consolidate the Elmira Road Water District with the Spencer Road Water District; AIM i,dERE.-IS, after due notice as required by law, a public hearing was held on this 17th day of August, 1950, and all persons desiring to be heard were heard on this said porposal, therefore BE IT RESOLVED that this Baird hereby finds and determines that it -is in the public interest to consolidate the said districts; AIM BE IT FURT'nMR RE SOLVED, pursuant to See. 206 of the Ta= Law, and subject to a permissive referendum, that the Elmira Road eater District be and the sti= hereby is consolidated with the Spencer Road District, the said cons olidatdd:distrio t to be hereafter known as the Spencer Road %Water District. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follo%7s:- ayes - lla,xfield- Chase - 1.unsey� 2ioes 0. The folloaing notice rtras ordered published: - TAKE NOTICE that on the 17th day of August, 1950, the Tovz Board of the Town of Ithaca adopted a resolution, pursuant to Sec. 206 of the Tcrmn law, and subject to a permissive referendum, consolidating the Elmira Road dater District, which is bounded on the north by the South line of the City of Ithaca, on the east by the Elmira -Ithaca State High;vay, and on the hest by the boundary line between property of Jacob Novidor and the properties of Nelson S. and Viola ll. Palmer and ,till!= Knight, with the Spencer Road �7a.ter District which is bounded on the north by the south line of the City of Ithaca, on the.east by the D. L. & W. RR right of way anti the Buttermilk Falls State Park, on the south by lands of Kura Treman Estate and Buttermilk Falls State Park, and on the vest by the property,of A. Janes and Emily Hall and the Elmira -Ithaca State Highway. This notice to be published rnd posted 5 ti*res in each district. On motion the Board adjourned. Rachel T. Hansha w Town Clerk 145 September 7 1950 The To,tn Board of the To,rrn of ith:�ca yet at the County Court House Sent . 7, 1950 at 5:00 P.:.l. w';mbers present— H. i:. Gordon, Supervisor - Justice, F. H. Hartsock,. Councilman, L. E. Chase. absent - Justice, T. B. i'.aafield, Councilman, ;l. A. iMunsey. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. ails Vittorri appeared before the Board in regard to the road to their place. "r. Sproul and 11r. "cDonald, representing the Therm -Electric Co. were present in regard to the Highway to the .factory. They asked that the 4iL,ftr;4y be deedgd back to the Therm -Electric Co., with t fn understanding the Company ri11 maintain the same and not restrict anyone using the s m . The.'matter was referred to Attornays to settle. A letter from the Election Inspectors of Polling Place ;r 3 in regard to better toilet facilities was referred to the Hirdiway -apt. to correct. ,v letter from'Llayor Sh vi of fhe City -of Ithaca,, asking the Tovin to join with the City pn a program of Civil Defense was read aril referred to the Supervisor to reply. The Supervisor's monthly report F;as read and filed. Bills from 124 to 140 w e read. :.loved by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. Seconded by JusticIpproved as follcrrs:- ayes - Chase-Eiartsock. h �v�on. I.oes 0. ;ipproved :Motion to adjourn was unanimous. Rachel T. Hazishuv Tarn Clerk 146 October 5 1950 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House on Thursd*, October 5, 1950. L"embers present:- Supervisor, —, U. Gordon - Justices, T. B. rasfield, F. R. Hartsock - Councilmen, L. E. Chase, W. A. �.""unsey. The minutes of the previous meetiva ,,ere and approved. The Annual Estimates were presented and the Prelimina-rSr.. Budget for 1951 was prepared, '.loved by Justice Hartsock that the contingent fundset aside in Itemrof the Highway fund for 1950 be trhn,sfi�rrcd by the Highway Superintendent to the Llaintainence fund to be used for maintainence purposes. Seconded by Councilman Chase a, d approved as follows:- eyes - Hartsock-C-se-Tlunsey-i!a.�field. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor be authorized to withdraw the F.H.7.2). Savings account in the Tompkirn, County Trust Co., a.rxi the same be used for construction of a new line in F.H.'W.D., Seconded by Councilman t:unsey =d approved as follows:- Ayes - Ilanfield- llunsey-Chase-Hartsook. foes 0. A letter from the Low York State Employees Retirement sy stem was read and filed. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and filed. The following, resolution was of fered by Councilman Chase: - RESOLVED, that this To:,xx Board does hereby prepare and approve as the, .:reliminary .Budget of this T o•,,rn for the fiscal year beginning,.on tW Lst day of January, 1951, the itemized statement of estimated revenues and expenditures hereby attached and made a part of this resolution, and be it FURTHER RESOLtiIED, that such ?relimir. ry Budget shall be filed in the off ice of the Town Clerk where it shall be available for inspection by any interested persons at all re-sonable hours, and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that this Board shall meet at 5:00 F- 1. on the 2nd day of November, 1950, at the Court House for the purpose of holding a public hearing upon su.mh Preliminary Budget, �snd be it FURTHER RE„ OI;JED that the Town Clerk shall give notice of such public hearizZ in the manner provided in Section 113 of the. Tom,n Lase, and that such notice be published at least twice. Seconded by Councilman l_unsey and approved as follovis:- Ayes- Chase-Munsey-Hartsock-:lamfield. noes 0. Bills from ;r 141 to ,� 1153 were presented. Zioved by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows.- Ayyes- Chase-Hartsock-P;a :field-YunsEy . Noes 0. P,.o t io n to adjourn was unanimous. Rachel T. Hanshaw - Clerk. ,IFFID,YVIT OF PUBLICdTION QM.zo-at THE ITHACA JOURNAL \OTICE OF H1AW« 1 pon I'reliminary ix Budget Town of Ithaca Notice Is hereby given that the pre- liminary budget of the Torn of Ithaca ;7� l oillptthil1s Tounf ss ,>5121#e of Alefu Ijorh,� for the fiscal year beginntng Jan. 1. 1951, has been completed. and filed in the of Clerk, Town hammer road, where where ita arailable for inspection by any Interested per- ,4�.Z.i....V.r 0 ros$i p.. g ........ ..................being duly sworn, deposes son at all reasonable hours. Further notice is hereby given that the Town Board of the Town of Ith- and says, that S he resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and aca will meet and reriew said prelimi- nary budget and Bald a public hearing thereon at the County Court House at •5:00 P.M. on the 2nd day of 3iocember, 11 that She is.. ....... Q�ikke.eper........................................... t...... 1950, and that at such hearing any person may be -heard in faror of or against any item or items therein con- tained. of THE ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper rinted and published in J pp p Pursuant to Section 113 of the Torn Law, the proposed salaries of the fol- lowing town officers are hereby _zpeci- " Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true copy, fled as follows: Supervisor $-.'s .00 Councilmen 600.00 Justices of the Peace 1,600.0 was published in said paper........0 �Qt?. ..:.. .�.2.. .�.:. � SQ.............. Town Clerk 1.800.00 Supt. of llighways 3,300.00' Dated October 5, I950. By order of the Town. Board. PACHEL T. H1`S33AW Town Clerk Oct. 19, 23. and that the first publication of said notice was on`the....... 19th..... ...... day of ..... ...O.ctoher.........................1950..:.-. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this..:.......24t............... ...day of .... 4c t.ob.er. ............................. MARGAREf J. ; cNAILY Notary Public, + to of NowoEs � °.+''Notary Public. °;.s County No. 55.7842400 . S - r+s March 30. 19. "� F �� ltl tl ,'t i } �1t jr r, 14?- l.ovember 2, 1950 The To~rn Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, Nov., 2, 1950at 5:00 lie=bers present:- Supervisor, H. 1% Gordon - Justice, F . R. Hartsock - Councilmen, L. E. Chase, ',l. :I. Massey. Absent, Justice, T. B. Lia::field . The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. This was a public hearing on the preliminary budget for 1951. Proof of publication and posting, v;ere presented. No persons appearing for or against the preliminary budget, the follar,ing resolution vras offered by Justice Hartsmk:- `TF''R 13m this Tovn Board has met at the time and place spedified in the notice of Bublic Hearin; on the Preliminary Budget, aryl heard all persons desiring to be heard thereon, E0`,V THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that this Town Board does hereby adopt such Preliminary Budget as orginally compiled, as the Annual Budget of this To:Yn for the fiscal year beginning on the f ir:;t day of January, 1951, ani that smh budget as so adopted be entered or attached hereto in the minutes of the proceedings -of this Town Board, .JD BE IT FURTHME RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk of this Torn shall prepare and certify in duplicate, copies of such :,nnual Budget as adopted by this Torn Board, together with the estimates, if any, adopted pursuant to Section 202a Subd. 2 of the Tan Law, and deliver one copy thereof to the Supervisor of this Town to be presented by him to the Board of Supervi m rs of this County. Seconded by Councilman Chase a.rd approved as follo,rs:- Ayes - Hartsock-Chase unsey. Noes 0. 11.r. Gengle was present, representing residents of the Indian Creek Road, and asked to have the road widened an3. improved. The Toc,n Highc°,ay Committee will investigate and report. L.r. Golder, representing Paymaster Corp. was present. and derronstratdd a ne,, check -writer. 11-oved by Councilman Chase the Toan purchase new check -writer for use of the Supervisor. :seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved as folla,s:- :yes - Chase-L"unse�r Hartsock. Noes 0. Loved by Councilman Chase that Rachel T. Hanshaly be appointed as Doi;• Enumerator for 1951. Seconded by Councilm::.n. Liunsey art! approved as follorrs:- Ayes - Chase-L:unsey-Hartsock. Toes 0. The following; resolution ,as offered. by Councilman Chase:- r"r??'R:S, it is the intention of the Tov.n Board of the Toai of Ithaca to continue the Recreation Project of the CoddLngton :loud Recreation Center, and ;.'F�'.g::A3, the To-;n of Ith�;ca, Tompkins county, State of 1:er York is about to submit an application for such project to the 1.e.r York State Youth Conz:lissiorl for its approval, i�t a total not to e:.ceed „CrQ0.00, and if approved to ripply subsequently to the State of I,ey, Yore: for T)artizal reimbursement of funds expended on said project as provided by Chapter 556 of the Laws of 1945. i;Ovi 'fh: a'Z'FO1U' 3E 17 R~301,11'..D. that such application is in all re s,"Qc is approved, ;:Frri H. I;. Gordon, Supervisor is hereby directed anal authorized to duly execute said application and forward it to the 1�,e.r 1.'orli State Youth Comzdssion for its amproval. Seconded by Councilin;;n "..'ansey and aaproved as follows:- Ayes :.oes 0. a4oved by Couuc ilwan Minsey that the Supervisor be authorized to p urchz s3 three double traffic centinels for hiL�iways near schools. Seconded by Councilman Chase aryl approved ,as f ollor,s: ::yes - L"unsey-Oh:Ase-Hartsock* floes 0, 211e Hifhvray erupt. was present and yeaor--.ended the purchase of a new Truck. :loved by Councilman Liunsey that the notice of purch.; se of =Zh.-:nLr;,r truck, at an estiL:ated ma::imum cost of .:"4200.00 be published accordin; to Sectian 142 of the Hi�h:,my Law us a:sended by Chapter 572 of the La:vs of 1949. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follo,,:s: - ayes - Lunse:y-Hartsock-Cbase . Hoes 0, The Supervisor's monthly reper t was read a �d filed. Bills from 164 to 178 vier presented and. Justice Hartsock moved they be paid. Oe4onded by Councilman Chase and approved as follo:rs:- ayes Uartsock-Chase-Liunsey. 1:0 0 M dFFID,1FIT OF PURLMITION 2M.10-47 5tttte, of X fu 'Llork, zompkills (91111111t1, >ars_-_ __Pa tr ci ..Morriss.e.y...................being duly sworn, deposes and says, that She resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and \OTICt:�OF YIIIiLtC; IIt:ARItiG thatShe is ....... .....b.o.okkeep.er......................................................... Preliminary Report of Zoning commission - TAKE NOTICE that a public hear- of THE ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in ing will .be hrld in the main Court Room at the,Court House, at the .cor- nPr of Tioga and Court Streets, Ithaca, New York, at 7:30 p.ni., on the I6th day -of November, 1950, upon the pre - Ithaca aforesaid,- and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true copy, liminary report made by .the Zoning Commission, appointed by the Town Board of the flown of Ithaca, which was published in said paper...................................................................... report is on file in the office of the Town Clerk of tile- Town of,Ithaca. Dated. November a, 1950. 1 ...Novembe.r..1Q.,....1. .5................................................ ZONING COMAIISSIO:L' OF -THE TOtVN V OF ITHACA ............... B)' Elmer Phillips Chairman and that the first publication of said noticelwas on the....... 10th.........., day of .... ,... Novemb.er..................... _Ic,5Q,..... "�17 ............. . Subscribed and sworn to before me, this......... .lth....'...................day of. .... ..Novemb ..November .........................19-5Q..... MA A£ET J. Ni NAt Notary I JJ Nor Pubitc, SroofNawYa 7omp Ins County No. 55•T8424ap My Co:nrisaMn Expires March 30, 14:3:` i4oved. by_ Justice Hartsoak that the Supervisor be authorized to sign an agreement with Paul R. Hoff -of the Toys-n of Ithaca ,-and:', of the Town of Ithaca acting for end on behalf of the Forest How ;later District, relating to maintainence and operation of a water pump on his premises. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as folio-ris:- :ayes - Munsey-Hartsock-phase. 11oes_0. 12h4 yo<,n Co=ittEe. on Zoninz; Ordinance having completed a preliminary drift it was- j4c[7qd b,y • aure%l x; Chase, .thy t;:a . j ublio :,bearing by the Co= i t to e be held at ttu Court House on T.ovember 16, 1950 at 7:30 :?.L1.--L"=4e t o be .publi shed in Joui n:1 :._otion to adjourn ,,;as urani=ous. ia:.hel T. Hans -haw - To;.n Clerk PRELIMINARY BUDGET FOR THE:TOWN OF. ........... 11i"GA GENERAL FUND --,APPROPRIATIONS GENKAL GOVERNMENT Town Board . Town Hall and Offices Rentals (board room, offices, elections, etc.) Compensation of employees Purchase of furniture and equipment Repairs, light, heat and telephone Other expenses Elections Compensation of election officials (including mileage) Compensation of custodians of voting machines Other expenses Voting machines, purchase and repair Insurance Compensation insurance Official bonds and undertakings Fire and liability Other Printing and advertising (all departments) Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation Services of engineer and expenses Zoning inspector and expenses Annual audit.and examination Publicity fund Employees' Retirement System (town. share) Supervisor Salary. Office and other expenses Compensation of employees justices of the Peace -Salaries Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Councilmen Salaries Office and other expenses Town Clerk Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Town Budget form No. 20 Dennis & Co., Inc., Publishers, Buffalo, N. Y. $... .____-_....6a..QQ ..................... TOTAL $....059 6- OQ_ $.... 3,',�i_Oa- .0.0. .......Z50-..0. .... _............. �.... TOTAL ... -•----....----------- TOTAL ........................ TOTAL TOTAL $.....Y� a_4a0. 6 TOWN HEALTH FUND APPROPRIATIONS Board of Health Salary of health officer Other health expenses Compensation of nurses TOTAL BOARD OF HEALTH . ........ . ......... Registrar of Vital Statistics Compensation, $ .. . ... Other expenses Fees of physicians TOTAL REGISTRAR OF VITAL .......... 11M.010- STATISTICS AMOUNT TO.BE RAISED BY TAX FOR TOWN HEALTH $ .... ...... E-0-0.0.. Fire 2rotection (outside Village). '41iscollanecus vire Calls '3n00.00 Contract 300040 Tota2. 000b.00 2000.00 '-,'o be rai;od b7r.T--,x A-OdO''00 Ev MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS AND INTEREST (exclusive of district and special improvement debt) Redemption of Debt (Principal) Temporary loans Emergency appropriation loans $.......................... Revenue anticipation loans .....- ................. Deficiency loans __.._....__.._.. . Other temporary loans (specify) ........ .--.............. . TOTAL $_............. --...... Bonds (give title of each issue) a. .......------------- - .................. .-........... __._._..... $_....-------- b. - -:....... ..................... ................. .......... .................. ....................... ..---------._........ c. ----------- ----- --------------------- ---- -------------------------------------------- ---------- ------------ - TOTAL REDEMPTION OF DEBT Interest on Debt Interest on temporary loans Interest on bonds (give title of each issue) a. .. --- ----- ------------------ -.... ................... ............................ . b.-----......---- --..... -.................................................... _.......... c.------------------------------------------------- - --- - TOTAL INTEREST ON DEBT TOTAL $ .......................... $----------- ------------------ $----- ------------------------ $--------------------- ------ TOTAL $ ........................... $----- ----------------------- CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS Nature of Improvement a. ..... .. .............................................. ................. ......................... ,.......................... $ .......................... b....... _.........__.._.............. --........... -.............-.,..............-................_....................... ........ ---- ....... c..................................... ...................... ......... -. . ------- TOTAL $........... _.......... _..... TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $.......................... MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Organizations for Rooms Judgments and Settlements (describe in detail) 1942 Accounts, Claims and Demands TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS Sec. 112 of the Town Law CONTINGENT PURPOSES 4 $..... _ ....................... $----------------._....... TOTAL $................ .......... $----- --------------------- $-....._--------------------- $--- 2090R00.. (Over) GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes Income taxes L3Z51w5Z_.. Franchise taxes on business corporations Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) » Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) Dog licenses (from county) ."ala— Other licenses (town ordinances) Fines, penalties and forfeitures Rent of town owned property _-1M1.QD.... Fees of town clerkQ..... Fees of justices of the peace .......wawao .... Fees of assessors » _.� .__..._..... Fees of tax collector 244..9.... Fees of constables or police officers ..... .... »..... ..... _... _ Fees of town library .......................... Fees of parks and playgrounds ................. Fees of airports ... --.................. Fees of cemeteries ..... _.... _.... _........... All other Sale of town property .......................... Reimbursement from special districts for supervision .......................... TOTAL $...�.Qt,�.55. Unexpended balances (Sec. 1 15, Town Law) TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) 1'Jtailu L:l.f ■ Appropriations General government $...22sP.G.,.qQ Protection of persons and property ..........I d. t Education Recreation .....»21.5Q..DQ Public Utilities .......1.0.0. D.Q Redemption of debt _ . Interest on debt __ _........_..... Construction and permanent improvements ..... ».... »..... .......... Miscellaneous Contingent purposes TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $...,_� AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND $.. 5 Dog Warden Compensation Other expenses ............... _ TOTAL $ _..... Forest Fires Compensation of fire wardens and laborers $___.,..._ Other expenses Payment to Conservation Commission _ TOTAL Inspection Costs Building inspection $--------------------- _--_ Plumbing inspection ._-_........................ Electrical inspection ......... _.......... _---- TOTAL $ ................. Examining Boards Plumbers $-------.._....._...._..... Electricians Heating and ventilating .......................... TOTAL $....._- War Emergency Purposes $-.,,,-.-__...-_----_,---- TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY $....._14Q...QQ... EDUCATION Attendance Officer Compensation $_..,_.15"00L. Other expenses ...................... _..... TOTAL Town Historian Compensation $ Other expenses .......... ba ao.. Town Library Compensation of employees $....._.........._....... ..,. Other expenses ...... .................. Payments to other libraries TOTAL EDUCATION $..... ,,�QQ�.c���... RECREATION Parks and Playgrounds Compensation of employees $------ ................ ,...,. Other expenses ....1PN...QQ.. Purchase of equipment .._„ TOTAL $....2f3QQ.-tom... Patriotic Observances TOTAL RECREATION $....235Q.CiD_. PUBLIC UTILITIES Cemeteries $...1QflQ�vQ... Airports $._ ._............ TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES $...1D9�..Q... 3 WELFARE FUND APPROPRIATIONS Town Welfare Officer Salary $ Office and other expenses Compensation of employees ........... TOTAL $ Home Relief $ Burials Lunacy Cases Lunacy examinations $----._-.--_- Other expenses TOTAL $...-..._.__.._,.......... Veterans' Relief TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Reimbursement of home relief from State $....._-_-------_--- - Reimbursement of welfare salaries from State ...... Refunds of home relief from recipients Unexpended balance (Sec. 11 5, Town Law) TOTAL REVENUES $ AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR WELFARE FUND $-.-.-_-_-_-_--.---__ HIGHWAY FUND HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1) —APPROPRIATIONS -General repairs $ 1.0.0nd..D.0 Special improvements Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law ..... . .... . .... . .... . . . . TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $ Zk0..QD..QQ Estimated Revenues State aid $_ ... izoa..aa Miscellaneous revenues Jounty :Ad Unexpencled balance .............. ........... TOTAL REVENUES $ ...... AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1) 0 Assessors Salaries $ Office and other expenses - Compensation of employees -=- TOTAL $_??- Receiver of Taxes or Tax Collector Salary Office and other expenses ....... Compensation of employees -- TOTAL $--- 900.00 Town Attorney Salary Office and other expenses - -• — - _ Compensation of employees - TOTAL $-_..._...._....w _ ..... Town Engineer Hig.way ;superintendent Salary $...3.900,wW.... Office and other expenses - Compensation of employees -' --......... TOTAL. $-39.00.e.00----• Town Comptroller Salary $...____ ...._...._... Office and other expenses - ---•---•--.... Compensation of employees -•• _ - - TOTAL$----- -------------------- Zoning Commission Office and other expenses Compensation of employees - TOTAL $..n. w............. Board of Appeals - Office and other expenses-�- Compensation of employees -- ---- - TOTAL$ ..... -................... Planning Board Office and other expenses $- ............. w_ - Compensation of employees TOTAL $--- - ------_---------- TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT $•-6r.QS?. PROTECTION OF PERSONS�AND PROPERTY Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation $----- _---- ----- ----- _----- Mileage and other expenses --.........+Q---- Purchase of equipment - - -- - _ TOTAL: Lockup Compensation of employees $ ...... - Other expenses •-._...... ---- ...... ' TOTAL $.E.... _ ..._.-.._..... Traffic Signs,'signals and highway lighting 2 BRIDGE FUND (ITEM 2)—APPROPRIATIONS Labor and team work Materials for repair and maintenance Construction of new bridges Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Cstimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE -RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY -FUND (ITEM 2) MACHINERY FUND (ITEM 3)—APPROPRIATIONS Purchase of Tachinery, tools and implements Repair of machinery, tools and implements Storage of machinery, tools and implements .Repairs or payof,operators on machinery rented to county or village Gasoline or oil for machinery rented to county or village Redemption of machinery certificates Interest on machinery certificates At 4 $------- 500.00 $ 5Q.Q.A.Q.0 $.... 45Q.Cl.11a... $....._":one..._..... TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Rentals of machinery $ .................... Miscellaneous revenues State 8: County' .....105.0.d4Q. Unexpended balance .......................... TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM3) SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)--APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent Expenses town superintendent Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent :Removing obstructions caused by snow Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush Other miscellaneous purposes Redemption of debt corit'racted`pu'rsuant to Sec. 2?3, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS, Estimated Revenues atWte Miscellaneous revenues County Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR . HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 4) AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND ( ITEMS Z, 3 and 4) 90t7.`C0! ANNUAL BUDGET FOR THE TOWN OF------=----- -:------ -- ---lyjt....... _............... GENERAL FUND --APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL GOVERNMENT Town Board Town Hall and Offices Rentals (boardroom, offices, elections, etc.) Compensation of employees Purchase of furniture and equipment Repairs, light, heat and telephone Other expenses Elections . Compensation.of election officials (including mileage) Compensation.of custodians of voting machines Other expenses Voting machines, purchase.and repair Insurance Compensation insurance Official bonds and undertakings Fire and liability Other Printing and -advertising (all departments) Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation Services of engineer and expenses Zoning inspector and expenses Annual audit and examination Publicity fund Employees' Retirement System {town share} Supervisor Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Justices of the Peace Salaries Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Councilmen Salaries Office and other expenses Town Clerk Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees 12 Town Budget Prrm No. 21 Dennis & Co.. Inc., Publishers, Buffalo, N. Y. $....._..:._...:_.d.s... ..... 10©,_..... — ._............... -•-------------------- TOTAL $..�...� -- ---------------------- TOTAL $_._.�7J'----- ............................ TOTAL $_...1 C�%.Q...... TOWN HEALTH FUND APPROPRIATIONS Board of Health Salary of health officer Other health expenses Compensation of nurses TOTAL BOARD OF HEALTH Registrar of Vital Statistics Compensation Other expenses Fees of physicians TOTAL REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR TOWN HEALTH la LY.W�,ani 4�l w—k 1.1 $.............................. .......................... - $............................ $.............. S $-.... .----... S:�Q_±... . 6 dd 0 G2.avd, GENERAL FUND - ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes Income taxes Franchise taxes onbusiness corporations _-_----__- Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) -_-_--_- Interest and penalties ontaxes (exclusive offees) Dog licenses (frorncounty) � -_.�""IPA..... Other licenses (town ordinances) Flnes, penalties and forfeitures ........ 1-10JO-t ..... Rent of town owned property ..... -�M.t..... Fees of town clerk _._7aa- .__ Fees of justices of the peace --.MAt .. Fees of assessors ........... ...... ...... Fees of tax collector ...... 19.�0.,...... Fees of constables or police officers ..... _.................. Fees of town library -- ................ of parks and playgrounds ...... Fees of airports .......................... Fees of cemeteries -------'' All other Sale oftown property -----' Reimbursement from special districts for supervision .......................... TOTAL Unexpended balances | ' 115, Town Law') - TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES � (GENERAL FUND) GENERAL FUND General government Protection ofpersons and property ---'����� ' Education Recreation Pub|bUtU' Redemption of debt .......................... Interest ondebt -------' 'Construction and permanent improvements ..... ...... ...................... Contingent purposes �.� � _ku8lvs_ TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) _ AMOUNT OFTAXES TOBE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND $-�^����`- 5 MUNICIPAL UVDEBTEQNESS.AND INTEREST (exclusive of district -and special improvement debt) Redemption of Debt (Principal) Temporary loans Emergency appropriation loans $------ ....- .......... _..... Revenue anticipation loans ........................... Deficiency loans Other temporary loans (specify) ---- .------------------ _.-__ TOTAL $_.......... _.... ...... _..... Bonds (give title of each issue) a b. .----------------.--_--------------------------------------------------------------------------..----- - .---.. C. _.... ................................ ........... ........................................................ ..... ..... _........... ............ TOTAL $........... _ ............. ..... TOTAL REDEMPTION OF DEBT $......... ..................... Interest on Debt Interest on temporary loans .. ....................... Interest on bonds (give title of each issue) a. .................................. ......... ..................... ....... _..--_.--................... _........... $....._............. ........... . b...... _.... _.... _...._..... __._............. --.............. .................... ............................ ............... . c..................... ........................... ...... .... .......................................................... _..._......... TOTAL. $............................ TOTAL INTEREST ON DEBT $.........._...._...:....... CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS Nature of Improvement a..,..._.,...,.._....---................_......,.-----,..._--.._....-...._.._.,.---------.........,........_.... $.............._._....._.. b........................................_.............................. _........................... ........... ...,................. ........................... C...................... .._................ ........... ------------------ ------ ------------------ ._....--..._.. TOTAL$..........._................. TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND.PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $........... MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Organizations for Rooms judgments and Settlements (describe in detail) __ ........... ................................... _........................ ............... .................... .... $.,.......................... ................................................................ ................ , TOTAL :,:$ ..:.._................... 1942 Accounts, Claims and Demands $::...:.:......:.:............ TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS $.....:...,.:.:... ..... ....... CONTINGENT PURPOSES Sec. 112 of the Town Law (Over) Assessors Salaries ........ Office and other expenses Compensation of employees TOTAL Receiver of Taxes or Tax Collector tMj Salary ... . ..... ' Office and other expenses ... . ..... Compensation of employees ...... . . . ......... TOTAL Town Attorney Salary ------ .. ..... ............ Office and other expenses ........................ Compensation of employees TOTAL Town Engi ew Salary Office and other expenses .... ..... . ..... Compensation of employees ...... TOTAL Town Comptroller Salary $ ----------------- Office and other expenses --------------- Compensation of employees .......................... TOTAL $ ------------------ Zoning Commission Office and other expenses $ ------ - ------------------- Compensation of employees ......................... TOTAL Board of Appeals Office and other expenses $ ---------------- ------------ Compensation of employees ..... -- - I TOTAL $ --------------------- Planning Board Office and other expenses $ ------------------------------ Compensation of employees ................ — ... TOTA - L TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT $ ------------------------------ PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation $ ........................ Mileage and other expenses Purchase of equipment ..... . — ................ TOTAL Lockup Compensation of employees Other expenses ...... -r TOTAL Traffic Signs, signals and highway lighting $ ..... ............. 2 BRIDGE FUND (ITEM 2)—APPROPRIATIONS Labor and team work Materials for repair and maintenance Construction of new bridges Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 2) MACHINERY FUND (ITEM 3)--APPROPRIATIONS Purchase of,machinery, tools and implements Repair of machinery, tools and implements Storage of machinery, tools and implements Repairs or pay of operators on machinery rented to county or village Gasoline or oil for machinery rented to county or village Redemption of machinery certificates Interest on machinery certificates TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Rentals of machinery Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 3) $----------- ----- ---------- -------•--540.= ... $........ , ql1...... .......... .......... _........-•--- $...or..... $.............................. ..... _.... _........ _. $...LJQ..t_..... SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)--APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent Expenses town superintendent Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent Removing obstructions caused by snow Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush Other miscellaneous purposes Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 4) AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND ( ITEMS 2,3 and 4) 7 $........... ..... ...... ..... ......... tw.f ..... r�I 70 00 $..... 6 Q.i......... Dog Warden Compensation $. Other expenses TOTAL$....._...._.........._..... Forest Fires Compensation of fire wardens and laborers $....._._._..Q!. _ Other expenses ....... Payment to Conservation Commission __.-.._...:..._ TOTAL $..,.. ,.._....Q..... Inspection Costs Building inspection $-...._....-------- ........, Plumbing inspection _....._...._...._..... Electrical inspection ..................... TOTAL$......_........._...._...,. Examining Boards Plumbers $....._.........._...._..... Electricians _..... Heating and ventilating ----- TOTAL$ ...... ...... .......... ...... War Emergency Purposes $......---__................. TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY $....._../.QO..:__..... EDUCATION Attendance Officer Compensation $______15--Q !_._... Other expenses --------------- _....... ...... TOTAL $ f �'- Town Historian Compensation Other expenses------------- Q-._---_ Town Library Compensation of employees $---_--___-__---- ___--_-___._ Other expenses ------------- -.............. Payments to other libraries --------------------- _----- TO I AL $-....-...1 Q±._... TOTAL EDUCATION $.-.�?--,.-----_- RECREATION Parks and Playgrounds Compensation of employees $.: . ..._...................... Other expenses ....1.1j.Q..Q, Purchase of equipment /.-Q-..-Q.O..,..... TOTAL $...G.. D,d .� _..... Patriotic Observances $----- _.J-...Q.�...__ TOTAL RECREATION $.02 /....ti.�...... PUBLIC UTILITIES Cemeteries Airports $. ............................. TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES $.%.t,..,..•......,. 3 WELFARE FUND APPROPRIATIONS Town Welfare -Officer Salary$._._........ ......... _..... Office and other expenses Compensation of employees _....................... TOTAL$.................... Home Relief $.._.__..-..__---•------•--_-- Burials$----._...---•-----..____.,. Lunacy Cases Lunacy examinations $----------- ------------------ Other expenses TOTAL$------ ---- ------------------ Veterans' Relief $-----_---------------_..--. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $ _ Estimated Revenues Reimbursement of home relief from State, $..... _....................... Reimbursement of welfare salaries from State _..............•,_,.... Refunds of home relief from recipients ............. Unexpended balance (Sec. 1 1 S, Town Law) ............... TOTAL REVENUES $ „ AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR WELFARE FUND $-------------•.--, HIGHWAY FUND HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1)—APPROPRIATIONS General repairs Special improvements Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law ----------------------------- TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues State aid Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance ............... TOTAL REVENUES $..-..2dQt..-- AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1) 149- i.ovembe r 17 1950 The Torn Board of the Town of Ithaca net at the lo:, h:aay Building, Friday, I;ov. 17, 1950, at 5:00 P.M. Members present:- Supervisor, H. IT. Gordon - Justices, F. 3. . Hartsack - T. B. &"_axfield:- Councilman, W. A. Yunsey. .'sbsent -Councilman -, .. L. u. Vha s©. The minutes of the previous neetinr^ were read and an roved. This .,,,as a public hearing to consider the purchase of a truck. Froof of publication ::as presented. Moved by Justice i:axfi eld that the To;,rn ;superintendent of Hir'hrrays, �7ith the consent of the County Superintendent of HiLrh„ays, be authorized to purchase from the Brocl ray Motor Co., a three ton Brack.,;ay truck for the sum of "3950.00. :seconded by Justice Hartsoc'. and apIr- ored as follo;rs:- A es-T.' ; xf i el d-Hart ^ock-S:unsey. ltoe s 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Supervisor be authorized to transfer `�6500.00 from the General, Fund to the Hilt* ay fund, Item. 3, Purchase of P.'.achi.nery. Seonaded by Justice Naxfield and approved as follaxs:- byes - Hartsock-Mazfield-,unsey. Logs 0. The Hijiway Committee reported on tin Indian Greek Road, and i'r. Gordon was instructed to contact 11r. Gergle and suggest the.. residents deed over to the To7ai sufficient property to rive the To ,~: a three rod road. nation to adjourn :,gas appro-.red unanimously. Rachel T. 'd al sftwl - Clerk 150 vece=b r 7 1950 The To*n Board of the To�an of ittieca met at the Court douse on Thur adny, Dua . 7, 1950 at 5:00 15.r.:. 1.10mbers present :- Supervisor, 11. i:. Gordon: -Justices, T. B. ?la, field, F. ?l. Hartsack« - Councilman, L. E. Chase. ,absent, Councilman. W. .:. l;unsey. . The minutes of the rruvious meeting were read and approved. ;.owed by Justice i:aafield that the H.56rftvay Superintendent be authorizes to ;,:;4c-rat the undertakirZ of the :;err York State Electric Ga} Corp, in lieu of deposits for obtaining permits for hi-hv;ay xork. - Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- ayes- 1.'axfield- Chase-Hsrtso;k. Noes 0. 1.r. ,%tson and Lawyer Byucou s were nr esent represent in'E the residents of the Clsterville Road -Pine tree Rd. ester district. Moved by Justice Maxfield that t-he scale- of rragps for hi jhway department be raised as f ollow-:- y:ator eclu ipment or.erator to 'receive 1.10 to 1.30 per hour:- Road maintainance inen to receive 90� to 1.10 Vier hour, effective as of January 1, 1951. Secondled by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- _,;,res-::au�field=Ch.:.se-Hartsock. ;:oes 0. The final reioor t of the Zoning Commission havinU been fi led, the follo::;i`z,& resolution was offered by Justice HartGock:- Re so lved that a public hearing Zvi l l be held by the To,;,.l Board of the To;.n of Ithaca in the main Court Room of the ;ounty Court Haase. at Ithaca, 1. Y., on the 4th day of January, 1951, at 7:30 ,:I. upon the Zoning ordinance for the said To.n of Ithaca, as reco.m.7ended to the To:n Board by the Zoning Corpmission of said Town; T,;- MTHHR rom , that certain amendments have been made in the ordi- n ce ;:t.ict. 3s orr is 71„- ',proposed by the Zoning Co:vm.ission and submitted to... pci lid hK�drir ; on-l',ove tuber 16t h; that copies of the ordinance, as amended, .nri of the mars -high accompanies the f ina.l report of the Commission may be seen by any interested mrson at any one of the following places, to ;xait: The office of the Clerk of the Board. of Surervisors, In the County Court House; the office of the To.fn Clerk in the Torn of Ithaca, on i.. Triphammer load; the Atwater's store in the Comrunity Cornerc on Hinshaw Road; and Buckingham's Service Station at the w 1:i a. Seconded by Councilman Chase and angoved as follows:- {ayes -Chase :., .. Hµrtsoc:�- � u1.fi old. !Toes 0. The Supervisor's monthly report was read acid filed. Bills from 179 to 229 ,,;ere presented. w"oved by Counc i lra; n• C ha se these bills be paid. Secor�.d ed by Justice Hartsoc k and approved as fo llcn7s:- Ayes - Chase-Hartsock-1:a::fi eld. Hoes 0. ".fotion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel "2. Hunstuw Clerk ,YFFID,4VIT OF PUBLIC,4TI01V 2M-10.47 ,,$fttfc of _INTefu Dark, Zompkiuo (flotuttt�r, ssz ..Patri.oia... NQrr].SS.£y..................being duly sworn, deposes and says, that She resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and that She is .... ...... ..b.o.okkeep.er..................................... NOTICE Town of Ithaca of THE ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in Notice i hereby given in wa compliance xcitiz Section i4.. of the Highway Lai;_ as amended by Chapter 572 of the Laws of 1949. that Harry U. Baker, Superin- Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true copy, tendent of Highways of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York. has recommended the purchase of a new Truck at an estimated maximum was published in said paper.......................................................................... cost of $4.200.00 (Forty-two Hundred Dollars,) The Town Board of the Town �l of Ithaca will meet at the Town High- No;u.ember....11. 3.C1 o way Building Nov. 17th, 19a0 at 5:00 ,,... ....................................I., p.m. to consider such purchase. Dated Nor. 10, 19,A) RACHEL T. HANSHEw, Town Clerk ................................................................................................. _................. and that the first publication of said notice was on the....... 11.t.h............ clay of ... ..November..November .......................... Subscribed and sworn to before me, this......... 13.�h..day of.......ovomb.er..........................19,5.0..... A RGARET' . McNAt1YV. Notnry Public. Notary Pubit , S(ote of Mew Yot�t, unty No. 55-7842400'o%" r ' . I -Jon Expires March 30" 19LS.;— 151 December 26 1950 The dorm Board of the Toren of Ithaca met at the o-.,.-- Clerk's office, December 20, 1951 at 10:00 x..'.:. 1r. Gordon b itrU absent, Justice 'Ya.�field was desiganated as tempor.Chai=an. Members present - Justices, T. 3. I:ayfleld - F. 3. Hartsoak: - Councilmen, .7. Ilunsey - L. F. Ch:se: Absent, -supervisor, H. 1:. Gordon. ,. t Ju:�tire i_a�field :-as aesinn �..a ed cs .. Chairman. The minutes of the _rnvious meeting were read and a:pprQred. The Justices books were audited and sig-ned. Justice Hartsock receipts -Here Y367.50 diGbursements ,367.50 Justiae liaafield receipts sere w76.00 - disbursements ,'7r-.00 Tho To-,-n Clerk's accounts and books .were audited and sided. To-:,rn Jlerk's receipts were ""6533.25. Disbursements "6533.25. ThL, Supervisor's books an! accounts ;*ere audited and signed. Supervisor's H,ray receipts V42439,59. Disbursements :f53470.25. �upervi.sor's Gen. receipts '74150.68. Disbursements �40478.76. The :revised :Zoj!Irg.:Qrdin=ce '.hay.in ;•-been: completed, it. i.s n6vdd. by Justice Hartsock tLlt a public .heariig on the sane be held at. the Court House, Jun. 4, 1951 at 7:30 Same.to be publizhc:,.- ir; tee lth c:. Journal. Jeconded by Justice Za--field,am' approveX,as follaw�:-..11yos Hartsoc : axfidld - 11!unseyv Chase. !Toes 0. A claim vs the To�:.n of itha3a by .1. 1. µ :,T rion G. .`,'ilcoz was presented 6� filed. i. otion to adjourn was unanimous. Rac he 1 T. ti=s haw - T or.m. -Clerk. The Salaries of Town. Officers and Dmployees .were set as foll0's:-fOr 1951 11me Office Salary i'ayable H. 1. Gordon Supervisor 3300.00 1800.00 Annually ',uarterly Rachel T. H nshari Tcr;n Clerk 850.00 ,.lbert 7,7. Force Collector 1000,00 ,)uwrterly :quarterly F. ;t. Hartsock T. B. i,!aYfield Justice Justice 600.00 Semi -.Ann ;1. 2,Yuz2sey Courcilr� xt 300,00 Sergi-�.nn <1. L. E. C11a.so Coulneilman 300,00semi-Ann F.-C. Yarshall ,ssessox 500.00 50"�0.00 atnxsually : actually H. C. i xxndeville :issessoyx r �Vq.gq iLrinu�ll� ,�. B. ii°-Lie Harry U. Baker 3is se sJV Hicjrx,�* 3uut. 3900.00 Monthly John Turk 1�tteriaanc. offi: er `�tital 150.00 ,,uarterly Rachel T. Ha.nsha"; JeLIstrar Sta. 5q.00 10.00 �li'rlucxlly Annually ? lection Inspectors 'er clay nnually Cus toclian of :.lec ti on 3.�::ch ire s 1.30 per hour .152 January 4 1951 Thy To•,m. Board of the Torn of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, JLnuary 4, 1951 at 5:00 :._embers present:- supervisor, H. 1. Gordon.- Justices, T. B. i::sfield- I` R. Hartsock:- Councilman, L. E. Chase. Absent, Councilman 3. :.. Munsey. Harry 2zker, Hi�hway Supt . i—b—f.. . The minutes of the provious meeting were read and approved. The bonds of the iolloain�: were presented:- Justices :.a..field and Hartsock; To -;in Clerk, Hi�h-nay Superintendent, and Collector. "oved by Justice Hartsock these bonds be accepted ; nd a-c-ormred. Seconded By Councilman Chase and approved as follcras:- :1yes-Hartsock-Chase-.afield . `r'.o 0. The Hivhway 3ond of the Supervisor was presented, sign d and aporCved. IMOLVED by,Councilmin Chase that the Tompkins County Trust Co. be, ;:nd tte same hereby is designated as depository for all moneys comin;, into the hazels of the Town. Officers of the Town'of Ithaca, and be it'further RT:30Lj1RD that this desiCnation shall continue in effect u.at'1 revokea b-,, L;ct`on of the To-�.n Board. :iecorded by Justice Hartsock ur..i z:pproaed follo:T;s:- ::yes - C!se-Hartso�It-:.�a::field l.oes 0. • I Yloved by CoaAcilm an Chose that H. 'Gordon, Super -:a sor be apr:ointed deleLate -to A ssoc i"tion - of To,., meetings at Buffalo, l'eb . -11., -1 ternate delegate, F. R. Hartsock, 2nd alternate, H. U: Baker, Iii�h :.:y Su};t."Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follo;vs:- Aye s-Chase-.i.:rtsocl:—;,.cc fieldZO-0. I..oved by Counc ilm::n Chase that Rachel T. H <ausliayw be appointed R,sj�i strar of Vital Statistics. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and a, -,proved as follo::s:- ]yes.- Chase-Hartsock-Ma::field. hoes 0. :.loved by Justice Hartsock that Frank j:anshar: be nypointed Deputy I?eListrar of Vital Statistics. Seconded by Councilri::: Chase aril zaar)nroved as follows:- Aye0 - Hartsock-Chase-.-Ilanfield. hoes 0.. Moved by Councilman Chase that the Torun establish the ;.; ount of ei, fit cents per mile to -be allowed Town Officers and em>loyees for use of their e:in car, in Town service, Seconded by Justi.:e Hartsock and approved as follows: - Ayes = Chase-Hartsock-11axfield. Does 0. The__Superv3s.or_!s monthly report was read.'and filed. Bills from 1 to 17 inclusive were presented. Moved by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. ,Seconded by Justice 1,.aafield aid &pproved as follors:- ,Lyes - Chase-l:"aNfield-Hartsock. itioes 0. _.1lotion to adjourn was unanimoas,.until 7:30 P.M., at which ti;fie the public Hearing on the'Zoning Ordinance All be held. Public Hearing held at 7:30.P.i:.,, minutes of the sx=! attached hereto. Rac i:e 1 i . H salts haw To -;in Clerk 153 February 1, 1951. Tre Torn Board of the To -an of Ithaca rnet_,at the Court :louse., T:iursday, Feb. 1, 1951 at 7 : 30 ..'embers present:- H. 1,. Gordon, ;supervisor - Just„^.es, T. 3. '. Hart oal F. a R:� .. — v0UnC11.^^.;n, L. E. Oh --se. Absent - Councilman i. 'i.`.ut2:,L'-y. The minutes of t he previods meeting Isere read and ap:: wed. 11oved,:tr;; „ivatiae,.'L."Igxfi.eld ;the.te:�,pensea,tof.: the A ssessors°=td, ussoc. of To:;ns meeting ba.,;piid. See onded':by`Jn:stide • Hartsock.•ard: approved unanirnouzly; _ In a�r�e::ant bet,;e�:it ttic ;it;,- of lthxc i and tree "_o,v.. of ltaav�r..1 fire protection was read, and the followine resolution 'aas offered:- 11oved by Justice l:axfield tt_- t a public hearinz- be told on Liarcn 1, 1951 at the Supervisor's room:s ' t 5:00 :.1. for the purpose of hearing all parsons interested in a proposed contract -.with the City of Ithaca for fire protection in the To•.,n of it h._:ca for a rer iod of one year in consideration of the payment of �4500.00.to the Cit';7 of Ith—a, exclusive of the VillaUe of Cayu;,a Heit;t.ts. Seconded by Justice Hartso(--k and upproved as f o1,Io�vs:- Ayes-.'Ilu:- field-Hartsock- Chase. toes 0. TP f ollavin;; resolution was of fered by Justice :.:a :field:- RZ3ULV .D that the v;ritten contract submitted by the S;e;; Yor-, ;State .Electric and Gas Corporation for lighting the streets of the Forest Home LLJitir.L; District, dated Feb. 1, 1951 be, and the same ho.reby is approved ani the Superviscr and Town Clerk be, and they hereby are authorized, empo'zered and directed to execute the sari in the name of and in behalf of the Forest Horne LiLhting District of the Tora2 of I thaca. Seconded by Coui.c ilman Chase and approved as f ollo.;s:- lycs- %Lla):field.-Chase-H;:rtsock. I•:oes 0. The Supervisor's General bond was pre sen ted and approved. The Supervisor's monthly report :vas read end p1zced on file. Bills from 'No. 16 to w7 v;ere presented. iloved by Councilmn Chase these bills be approved and paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsodk: and approved au follc:vs:- r .ayes - Chase-Hartsock-%la.:field.. noes. :oved by Councilman Chase, second by Justice Hartsock to adjourn and. meet with the, Zoniry Committee. Four members of t•he Zoning Committee and the To,,,rr_ Board convened at E:00 ..:. Iir. Phillips explained about the variouz district meti,,;:; he Id in the `-lo-.in to ac.,ivaint the people about ti.e Zoning ordinance. He stated the cor=ittee bad learned considerable on Zoning matters from these group meetirss and, feels that more meetings are necessary to ans'aer _,uestions. He also suL;Lezted that U group of ten represent in- each district in the Torn should meet Z:,ith the. Zoning Co=ittee. Thy. letters from residents of the To-.;z.- were turned over to the Zoning Committee to study. ...fter considerable cliant;es in. the revised Zoni.-�; ordinance, it was turned over to the To.ui Board for consideration. Moved by Justice 1..axfield that action on tt.e proposed Zoning Ordi.= e study be laid on the table pending a supplernental report from the ZoninsC C,;.=ittee. Seconded b,.r Councilman Chase and appr oved as f olla.ws:- 1,yes-llaxfield-Chase-Fiartso�r . '.Ages 0. i.;oved' =b; Jul' t ice eid -• tha t:; ttze _. ss:rsef t;er sonal be re -appointed on t i e ZoninL Committee to nnz.'•ee further study on the Zorin; Ordint oe. Seconded by Councilman. Chase and approved as fol3v.;s:- Ales 1.Ia7fie1dz.C1 -Ase-Hartsock- :,odh-0'.. 1.10tion to adjourn •,vas approved unanimously.. at 6:45 -P.M. Rachel T. H_..shay; - Clerk. ,1FF1D.4FM!05 PUBLICITIOAT 2M-1 0-47 THE ITHACA JOURNAL '-5 , tate of �rffi 'fork, 'Glompkins (9vitutu, so.: ... .. .. .. ... ..... P.at.ri.c.i,a ... M.orrl.s.sey........ .......... being duly sworn, deposes "OTICE N ' OF PUBLIC 11FARING; '.NOTICE IS,IIEREBY GIVEN-thaf the Town Board of the Townof Ithaca and says, that the resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and will hold a public hearing in: the 'So - pery sisors, , Room Of tile tout l1-lou— ' (i in the Cityof Ithaca. at 5:00 p.m. n Thu 'sda�tbe first of March,:1951.' for that She is ......... bookkeeper..... .... ..................................... ....... the purpose of hearing all persons in - terested In a proposed contract Nvitll the City of Ithaca for a period' of of THE ITHACA JOURZ4AL a public newspaper printed and published in one year for fire Protection in the Town of Ithaca Fire Protection District An consideration of .the payment to the City of the sum of forty five hundred Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true copy, dollars ($4,W0,00). By order of the Town Boayq. Dated Feb. 1. 1951. RACHEL T. HA.NSHAW was published in said paper ...................................................... Town Clerk ..... I ........ of the -Town of Ithaca -Februar-Y .. 14,) ....... 1-9-51- .................... ........................ 11111 ...... -- .................................................... I ...................... .................................... and that the first publication of said notice was on the....... 14th ........... day of -February ............................ 1951-__ . ..... .. ....... ........ Subscribed and sworn to before pe, ihis-�—.... .... 15th .................... day ofTebruary .................... ...... N Public, St o to Tompkips county ia. Public, 14Commlsslon ' rt 2r 154 :::arch 1 1951 The 2o-r.n - our d of t lx: To-,rn of Ithaca met at the Cou rt :iot.se, Thurcday, '_"arch 1, 1951 at 5:00 :.14. IT ie=bers precent: H. ... Gordon, :;l".,,ervisor - T. :.af ,field, .. . • , Justices ... +i. +.aG.LZJE'iv,., L. «:+. l,ll:isk., COui {�'..k 1rae hurry `.' 3a,cer, 3vpt . of HiLh .rays. This -aas a public hearing on Fire 'Protection. contract .vitb r it-, o� Ithaca for -.ire-irotection district of the To..n of Ithaca. ..'roof of publication ,ras presented. All persons appearing; beiri a,-recable, it was roved by Ju;.tice Hartsock that the contract witki t"o City of Ithaca for fire protection in the Fire Protection ,District in the To:.n. of lthwaca be ;-proved Lnd the Supervisor and. Tov.n Clerk be instructed to sif;n the s:=� . Seconded by Couac ilman 314ase and approved as fa.11ovrs:_, :;yes - Hartsock-Chase i:o4s 0. The minutes of the previous neetinG were read and approved. The ;,supervisor recommended the folly=ping to serve as z.,ardens ' on the Civil Defense pra-r= of the To,•n of Ithaca:- Ross Smith, Senior garden:- lissistants - 1. ill, Bickul, Robert Gray. Moved by Councilman Chase these recorinenda,tions be accepted and the above be appointed gardens. Seconded by Justice ;airfield and approved as follo,Frs:- i;o8s 0. . ,letter from Pendleton in regard to nroscluito control v.as read. Moved by Councilman iunsey that �.z�rdo ;endleton ba em-02oyed in s mosquito control work for the sum of ;750. a year for the year 1951. Seconded by Justice Hartsock =d approved as follows:- :yes-,sunsey- Kartsock-Cfuse-;i;field. Yoes O. lioved by Justice ilaxf ield that a contract for a new. vo t i nL machine in the sum of :"M30. be signed by the Surervi sor ex::. Tan Clerk and ordered. Jecoin ed by Counci3:ian Chase and approved as follows:- ,,yes- :u.:fiela-Chase-Hartsock-1,unsey. I;oes 0. Loved by Countiliran Chase the To-;n approve an application for State aid under the Irviin bill for a ten year hi,hvr.�V programs. aeconded by Justice :Hartsock ark a'.,proved as f ollovis:- Byes-Chase-Hart:oc_r- llaxfi eld-Minsey. Ttoes 0. a,loved by Justice Laifield that If. lrt. Gordon. be appointed Welfare Jervice Officer of the Tan of ltliac;a for the year 1951. :seconded by Councilman P..unsey and approved as follx.s: _byes Hart sock -Chase. 1;oes 0. The Suporvisor's monthly report was read and placed. on file. .Sills from 26 to 40 were presented. ;-over? by Justice liak:Lield these bills be raid. Seconded ny Councilin= ".1unsey :xd " p prcv ed .:as f o llo rs :- ;yes-:.'a:ifield-w:unsey-H�:rtsock--;base. i?oes 0. 11otion to adjourn .vas rapproved un=imous,ly, at £.:30 Rachel T . 11anshaw Cleric. 155 A-oril 5 1951 The To,.z. Board of the To -an of Ithaca met- at the Court House Thursday, April 5, 1951 at 5:00 in re,,ular meetir,�. Memberz present:- ' H - ..1% Gordon,, Supervisor - Justices, T. B. ax Lfield - F. R. Hartsoak - Couneilmen, Vi. ..'. Maxnsey- L. TE# dhase* Also Harry. Baker, Supt. HI -byways. The 'minutes of the previous meeting -,.-;ere read and approved. ,11oved by Justice '21axfield that the 110", "M of Ithaca retition the. State TraffIc Commission for an overhead viarnln'- sica on the Trum=-sburC Hold .' U, e in the vicinity of the State Odd Fellows Hom a=' hereby authoriz the Supervisor to sign this petition. Seconded by Counallman I'.unz(_y Z:rA approved as follaxs:- 17.oes. Carrii-d. The Superintendent of ta presented the were approv6d by The Supervisor's monthly re -port aas read 'and placed on file. Bills from ',,,,o. 41. to 61.were nresented.- !",),,red by C au jai l 1, w Chase these bills ba paid. 3ezoale;l by Just i4 e !:a2field =J a")proved as follows:- Ayes !.'oes 0. Carried. Potion to adjourn *xas offered by Juatice f icld, sec omled. by Coub-zilman Munsey arA. anproved ac follcr.,;3.- Zi'yes-'' I iw:f i e'ld-'L' unsey-cf". ce- T H,�xts*cak. hoes 0. adjourned at g;50 Ba3 he I n . jja.,j S. a_ 13 r'- 156 :::ay 3 1951 The Torn Board of the To-.vn of Ithaca inet at the Court house, Thursday, ii y' 3, 1951 at 5:00 ?''e:bers present:- H. 1; . Gordon, Supervisor - Justices, T. 3. :,:a.:fi eld, P. H. Hartsock. nbsent, Ciounci lmon, L.- E. C"- se- :i. 1..:iuusEy. z'Lloo present Harry Baker -Suet . of High -;rays - Chas. I:e=an, 1.ttorney. The minutes of the preitious meetir .�,ere read aryl approved. The dog license report for 1950 was read and p::,ced or. file. A letter from the State Traffic Comm. on the matter of an overhead sit,n oai the irum risburE; Road was read. Thw following resolution was offered by Justice Ya field:- R--,30LV .), That the plan prepared at t hu re:1aest of this Board for the iranravem.-,r_t of Toren hi`traays and coverim: all projects contemplated by it, pursuant to Chapter 8-24 of the Lars of 1950, as filed in the office of the Toni Olenk of the Ton of I t Mica, voubty of Tompkins, on the 3rd day of May, 1951, be, and the sail-✓ is hereby adopted; and be it furthar RE.30LV.:.L, t,at copies of such plan be filed in the appropriate State a.nd County offices In accord.mce ,rith the previsions of erection w, Chapter 824 of the Laws of 1950. Sec.orded by Justice Hurtsock and approved as follaus:O :;ye 1-.field Hart sac*,:.., :Gsbrdo •. I;oes 0. u letter from A. ',7. Pridh= in Teo; rd to work. on the Halycon hill Rood was read. The mat ter of t r4 Thera Elec trio deeding the road ,at the factory back to t he Town :vas discussed. It was su.!gested the Supervisor ;rite and call attention to the matter, ;and ask for the deed to sa:x . C. H. 11evznari, ':ttorrey g ve a.report on the thrid party action brought by ,Vella ,-zn -irr1 vs To,:n of Ithaca. Loved by Justice ::-=fie?d that C. H. 11e: µa.i be directed to huiidle the To,rr.'s interests irl this crxse. Seconded by Justice HLrtLoc.i and approved as folla. s:- eyes - 11axfie..ld-Hartsocl:. 2:oes 0. A petition for the extension of the rater main(lateral) .on South ideadow Street was read. The follovring resolution :vas offered by Justice Yaifield:- ,`diiFaM-,S, a written pe ti ti sin, dated WTI 3, 1951, pursuant to ,Section 199 of the Town Law, requesting the installation of a vrater main in the Spencer Road "later District southerly along South L:eado:v Street from the City Line to a designated point between the Ithaca -Elmira State HiLhway and the old Spencer iload has been filed with this Board., =.d it appears that this petition has been duly signed by the owners of real estate o.ruing at least one-half of the entire frontage on both sides of ttiat por tion. of Sout h Lieado:a Street ::ni by re sident o::ner s o;vninz; not le s.s than half of the aggregate frontage along such street owned by resident o::ners. The madimum amount proposed to be expended for such imp' rove.rent as stated in the petition.is the sum of :"'8500.00, and the totdl cost thereof is to be as against the ovrners of property benefited thereby raccordirE; to their frontage on said street. IT IS HEREBY 0-.UER:,:j, that the Tor,:- Board of the To•rrn of Ithaca, will met to consider the ----id petition a.,-i to. hear all rersans interested in the subject thereof concerning the: same , at the 5 - x visors I ;zoams in tha County Cotlrt house at Ith, r-u, 1TE.r Yor.., at 5:00 3.11. on the 17th dai; of u y, 195i. Seco wed by .Justi; e ;iart^3�,:. and approreelya.�fiela- Har t so cl:, GQrdou., 110e s Q: ri Tt:e "u'pervi orIo monthly report vas read ;and placed on file.. Bills from r 62 to 73 ivere pi-e sented. d b„ Ju- t :.:o-red by Just;�^.e Hartsoc:: these bills be paid. .euonded s i..e r.i,proved f ` :.:a:tfield rud � as o11�.rs:-.S;�e�s-L.�field-ciart;.ocL:.,�Gorddrt. i:oes 0. Motion to adjourn was offered by Justice afield, seeoa.: ed by Jks t iC a Harteock and appr,iv ed at 6,25 P.::. Rachel T . Haul haw Clerk. 157 May 17 1951 A Special 21eetin` of the To.=. Board of the'To;,n of Ithaca'=s he Id" at the Court House, :Say- 17, 1951 at 5:00 P:LI. llembe.rs prozent:- H. Gordon, Sulz-rvisor: Juotice', F. R. Hartsoek- - Councilran, L.::: Chase. Absent - Justi:.e, T. B. ianr"field-ii. . Ilunsey, CouLsilm Also present were Attorney, C. H. I;e•,m n - Eu�ineer A`sa George. - The minutes of-the,preiious meeting were reed and approved. This_..as a special tm-etizgg oxi the extension of :x;•ater.muin lateral. on the Meadow St. in the Spencer Road dater District. :roof of publication and posting :*,as presented. All .present _ interested havirZ beeii tnard, the`fcllawing -resolution was offered by Councilman Chase:- t riEREAS, a patition presented to this Board on Lay d, 1951 for the constractlon of a lateral 'water main in ttv- Spencer Read '.ater District autherly along iieado , Street from the City Lh:e to a designated point be'tweezi-tte Ithaca -Elmira State Higtrsay and the old Spencer Road, statir_;g that the g,aximum cost of such improvement is estimated at " 8500.00, and a publ i4 heari,:g having been trald thin 17th day of Play, 1951, after due notice as required by Section 199 of tf� To -an Law, at which tine all - �ersons desiring to be heard,,ere heard, RESOLVZD that this Board finds aryl determines that 'it is in ,the public interest to make the' said improvement, and that Lisa George be, and hereby is employed as the rnginaer for such project to prepare definite plans and specifications therefor, to nuke a, careful estivate of the expenses, and to prepare a proposed contract for the execution of th .,,ork. BE IT F€RTM MSOLVED that if said plans are approved, the cost of such improvement be assessed, levied and collected from the o7.-ff---rs of property bianifited thereby, according to their, frontage on said street. Secanded by Justice Hartsock.ani appreued as follws:- Ayes - Chase - Hart sock Gordon. ?Foes 0. Approved. :loved by Juo tic e Hartsoek, the Supe rvi:so r -be authorized to advertise --for bids for the installation of ,rater pipes for HiLligate Road, in the Cayuga Heights .7a.ter District, zmd the Meadaw Street Extension in the Spencer Road ,titer District, Bids to be received at the To,.n Clerk's Offi:.e up to 12 noon on June 7, 1951. . Seconded by Couwilma- a Chase aid approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsoek-Ob se -Gordon. l;oes 0. Approved. Lotion to adjourn „as of fered by Coon: ilmin Chase; secorried by Justice Hartsoek and approved at 5:45 z i, by the follO_-7h1.G vote:- Ayes - Chase-Hartsoek-Gordon. 1,Toes 0. Rachel T? Hanshaw, • Tomm- Clark. IIFFIDdFIT OF PUBLIC,4TION I 2M-10'47 THE ITHAC JOURNAL NOTICE iF INSTALLATION �tO� j, IDS WATER PII'B Sealed bids are invited for* the in- stallation of water pipe for a distance of 1162 feet running south front the - City Line on South Meadow Stiect, and for a distance of 1736 feet running northerly on Highgate Road from East �fitfe of Nr,efu 1jark� atillphins Tvitntg, Remington Road. Alt necessary pipe, fittings and hy- drants will be furnished by the Town. Map and specifications for the work tin....ri.Qic',3.. 4Qrr iSSE.',}?`....................being duly s�i'orn, deposes may be seen at u}e office of. the Town C.lerlc. I s. Rachel Ilanshaw, on Nortli Triphammer Road. .Lids must be '16 the hand" of the Town. Clerk by 12:00 and says, that She resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and noon on the. 7th day of .Tune. 1$51. TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWK OF ITHACA that S he is.......... �JOOkke.ep.er........................................................... chef 'T, Xlambaw. Cterl: of THE ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and, published in Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true copy, was published in said paper ......... May ... 24,,19.5l .............................. and that the first publication of said notice Was on the.. ... ....94tth.......... dayof ......... ...Y.IY.................................19�»..... llt }}iti t 11 Subscribed and sworn to before, -'me"' this .............. t 1.......... ......... day Ma �l of New Yot Notary Public. s Ca::r rr No. 55.7842400' MY ccmmission Expires Mach A* li7 j� .t l l �.��i....y�ee..� _ ems._.. 158 June 7 1951 The Town Board of.the To7,x:,.gf, Ithaca.met at the Court House at 5:00 '.?i., June 7, 1951. ;,tuber; present -Supervisor, Hurr;r Iv. Gordon - Justice, . Il. 11,rtsoc- - Councilmen, -.i. ;:. Yansey - L. =. Chase. Alsp presentrere Hight::; Sint. Hurry Baker - attorney, C. H. Asa Geor;e,, Fnglneer. ,ibs4nt- - ,Just i� e T. . 3. ?ia::f ield . Bids for extension of .pater nz-,,Jrz in tho i.?eado�: ;t., S.H.J.D. ax- Hiahg4te Rd. in the 13 "'. D. mere opened that rrzs eics` Fabricato ,=�i6r'n " t-h.e =10 Lcbidder; hi id :b a=c edi::.suhject to .his i vine pra�r- li0 Ts• °and 7ihi � Supervis or be authorized to order material necessary for the pro J'ect. Seconded by Councilman Munsey and approved. a�yes,Chrase-;,Iunsey-Hartsrcx d petition for the e=tension of the East Ithaca aster .coin, south of the present district ;,nre presented. the follorriuE.:.reeolution was offered .by Justice Hartsocy:- ',';�;,..,.:5, a petition has beer. filed for the extension ©f. East Ithaca Water District in the fio::n of Ithaca to include an area sounded on the north.by the south line of the pl--sent.district, ar..the east -by the. abandoned Lehigh ,Valle;r :jai lroad rid hI of v' jW , on the south by ..the Eastyroau.: sdbdilision_, and on the vest by`the east line of the City of I tha ca, wid. providing, that the -cost of ex tending v7ater`mains' and installing hydrants in the ar-a of the proposed, e: tension will be borne :by the, w.,niers` of the property benefited: IT 1.H QRuEIM, tha t the To`:m Board of 'th'e Ta.`M of, Ithaca shall meet; to consider the petition, and.' hear all parsons interested, at the. Supervisor's roams in the Court House, Ithaca, tj. Y., at 5:00 June 21. 1951. seconded by Coun; ilman ltuzmey aril approved as f allov7s:- t yes - Hart soak-llunsey Chase. tNoes ©. Cler' ta. publish' and post same acccrdirZ to 12W. A petition from residents of the Willow, Point_ :cad askin; for repairs on their road v.as _presented. ' It is the consensus of opinion of ,the To',,,U -Board that the MC#7ay Superintendent should repair the_ rozd. _~loved by Councilman Chase that *he Hiaphw- Supt. be instructed to repair the Elm St. EYteision Hii;hw2y on receipt of a deed to the same. c Seconded by Counilmaai duns ey and a proved as f of loins:- Ayes-Cha se-lluns ey- aartscak. hoes 00 C. H. lle mzan, Attorney reported:'t hat, t he To.,2n. lost , in; the cettorari proceedings broue-ht b-rr ',7. C. Geer and• aslmd the Town -Board if they wished to appeal the sane. The Twn Board agreed to lay the =tter on the table until, a future: .nee t i ng'. Moved by Councilman Chase that the Supervisor be authorized to -o to ';Washington to consult aitft the Committee on flood controlf and report bock to this Board. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and-aproved as followsi- Ayes-Chase-Hartsock-liunsey. Noes 0. The Supervisor's ?.ay rep cr t was read and placed on file. Bills f rom R4 to ,� J5fj were pre sented. Uov.ed by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and appresred as follavvz:- PVes Chase -Hart Qc1;- unsex- Egos 0. to re o e ition on nuism- ce of a dog; kennel 'on Tung. Blvd. was referred to HaiPrSaei p ck to this Board. Motion to adjourn.was offered by CounciLmnJiChase and approved unanimously at 6:45 2.I1I. i't ctiel T. Hanshaz. - Torn Clerk. �FFIDZVIT OF PUBLIC,4TION 2M-10-47 THE ITHACA JOURNAL :NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PETITION FOR LATERAL WATER MAINS �tafE of cXcfu Uark, iantykins (gountu, SS.T Application for Extension of Water Main (lateral) on South Illeadow Street Extension, Town of Ithaca — — — — — — — — — — — — — WHEREAS, a written petition, dated P.atrlc.la.... Morrlass. beingduly sworn deposes May 9, 1951, pursuant to Section-199 ... 3 •--•------"-'--" y s p of the Town Law, requesting the In- stallation of a water main in the Spencer Road Water District souther.' and says, that She resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and ly along South Meadow Street from the City Line to a. designated point betwee c the Ithaca -Elmira State High - ha that She is .... ...bookk.eeper ...... been filed twith thisoldSB Board, and pencer cit ape pears that.this petition has been duly signed `by the owners of real estate of THE ITHACA ,JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in owning at Ieast one-half of the entire, frontage on both sides of that portion of SouthMeadow Street and by resi- Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true copy, dent owners ,owning not less than half of the aggregate frontage along such street owned by resident owners. The maximunc amount proposed to be, ex - Was published in said paper..... ........... ........... .................. pended for such improvement as stated ............................. • in the petition is the scan o $S50Q.00. and the total cost thereof is to he assessed against the owners of property -••.•••••.•••.•.. May ... 5• 1951 -••••-••••-•.............................. benefited thereby according to their frontage on said street. IT IS HEREBY ORDP:RED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca .............................................................. . -'-'-•'•-•- will meet to consider the said petition and to hear all persons interested in the subject thereof concerning .the and that the first publication of said notice Was on the ........ 5t h.... same, at the Supervisors' Rooms in the County] Court House at Ithaca. New York,. at 5:00 P.HI. on the 17th day of ... May ................................ 19 ..... day of May, 1951. By Order of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca RACHEL T. HANSHAW ......................... Town Clerk Subscribed and stvarn to before me, this..... ...... 1.Q.tl......................day of.....;a. ........ ....19 1....: PGA c7 !. McNAttY Notary P b ic. l •''' "Ic. Sta`e of Now York County No. 655-7842400 nfrr -ts<icn Expires March 30,119 d Jur.z 21 1951 ,i Special meeting, of the Ta•rz2 Board of the To„u of Ithaca rss held a;t t t_; Gouut;; Gourt House, June 21, 1951 at 5:00 B._:.. 14lez.,la2rs presant :- Sup rvi so r, H. '-',.,Gordon - Jus t �.e, r . 3. iiartsock - Coui:cilm=, L. Chase. absent - Jus iz_e: T. :3. Zaifield- Cou:Z:ilm:u, :l. �_lso presant ,;ere several residents of the East Ithaca '.ester District aril ..ttorney C. U. 1,eviman. This ;;as a publichearin- to consider thn extension of the East Ithaca ',?ester District. goof of publication a.ri Lostir mare presented. tlri::::'AS' a petition for the extenoion of the East lti-'aca ';later District in the To-;,9i of Ithaca, Tompkins County, N. Y. fras duly presented to this. ?oard, tauothor with the neccsLary map kand plan attached thereto, and .;herons an order was duly adopted by the 1'0,:: Board on Jun. 7, 1951, recitirZ thr filini; of said petition, the iL-aprovements proposed, and the boundaries of the proposed e:cterded area, sy-ecifyin- the time ahen and place : aere the said Loa,rd moul(I m3et to consider the Petition and to gear all persons interested in t ho subject thereof concernin- t be sa--e ; 2,U2) :idEib:AS v ch order vas duly pasted and •.,ublished as re:;uired by law aal whereas : hearinu in the ratter was duly held by this Board on the 21st dairy of Jur:e, 1951, at t hL- ti.te, and place specified in said notice, and all_pars-ons desiriik-, to be heard have been duly heard; atxd no persons having opposed the granting of said peti Lion; no,.,; upor_ evidence Liven upon such hearing and upon motion of Justice Hartsack, seconded by Couhzilm n Chase, it is t'E_3OLVED ,ice D. ETE-%.I117ZJ' that (a-1the petition, as aforesaid is sired and aukno,;led-ed as re4uired by late, it complies ,xrith the requireme:�ts of Section 191 of the Town, Law as to sufficiency of signors cAth tespect to the boundaries of th; extended area 6f such district aril is otheralse sufficient: (b) all the prop arty and property owners w1thin the area car such extension are benefited thereby; (c) all the property and 2rorerty owners benefited are included %:within the limits4of the -area of st--h extension; and (d) it is in t re public interest to C;rant the relief sou ;ht ; arrd it is further :3.";;OLVF,j t id Dl.'T.Sr �" YM1 tha t the exten lion of tte .East Ithaca dater Diot%iot as proposed in said petition be a`a the uauto hu:=eay is approred; and the 'East Ith:ata fluter District is hereby extended to include the follcr:. in- described area, to vn t: rill that tract or f.arwel of land situate in the To':;n of Ithaca, County of ly'or:apkinu, :rl Btate of T:%.. Yoek, bounded and described as folloa3..- Comrnencing, at the point of intersection of the west boundary of the. S. ','l. Barnes tract witti-the south boundary of the Ernst Ithaca ',jester Diettrict as the said district 'was established ib 1948, said. point being appro::im_,,tely 50 feet east of the east boundary of the City of Ithaca; ther-ce southerly along the ,cast boundary of the S. ',l. Barnes tract 1075 feet more or less to the south cst corner of said tract at a point in th3 north boundary of the Eastwood subdivision; thence easterly along the north boundary of the Eastwood subdivision and alo ng the north boundary of the Earl .',. Rorapaugh tract,noa owned by Lamphere, a total distance of 995 feet more or less to the west boundary of the riJ,tl of :ray of the abandoned E.C.F.S;. branch of t txe LehiEA: Valley Railroad; thence northwesterly along; the a ;zest boundary of said Might of way 1140 feet more or lens to tEo south boundary* of the East Ithaca 'rater District as heretofore established; thence westerly alon;; the said south boundary line 510 feet more or less to the place of beginning; and it is forth; r RESOLVED tha t the o-= Clerk of this Toy= shall within tea days after the adoption of this resolution file a certified corny of this resolution in t E e office of the. County Clerk of Tompkins County. Approved by the follcaing. vote:- ,yes - Hartuo--k Chase -Gordon. lioes 0. ldo further business appearing the Board adjourned. i4eb. el T . Haa slia-a Toan C le r k ,IFFIE1,1VIT OF PUBLIC,4T.101V 2M-10-47 THE ITHACA JOURNAL ,$Mtc of Xcht '§ark, Iffamphins (1101mig, 55.-- T.q.t.rliPia ... M.qrr 1 A S. PY ..........being duly sworn, deposes WIIEREAS, a petition i,,a be,. fill-d and says, that She resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and for the extension Of Fast Ithaca water. District ,in the Town of Ithaca to In- clude an area bounded on the north by that She is........bookkeeper ............................................................ the south line of the prosent,district,' on the Past by the abandoned Lehigh Valley Railroad right of way, on the of THE ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in south by the Eastwood subdivision,, and on the west by the cast line of the, City of Ithaca, and prorfding that the. cost of extending 'water mains and 41- Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true copy, stalling hydrants in the area of the' prbpoied extension will be. borne by the owners of the property bpneftted; IT.IS ORDERED, that the Town' Board of the , Town of Ithaca sliall, was published in said paper ................................................ ___ ................... meet to consider the petition and hear all persons,Interested. at the Supervi- sors ' Rooms in the Court House, lth, Jun.e_ll ..... 1.951 ........... ........... ............... aca, New 'York, at 5M P,11,, June 21, ........................ RACHEr, T. IrANSHAV Town Clerk and that the first publication of said notice was on the...._-.1.1th .... __ day of....... JuMP ....... ........... . ...... ........ Subscribed and sworn to before,me, .................day of.... June............................... Mat r Notary Pmblc rk � tt" f _q bjl�:' S -.55- 2 W.. E 'teh 4 1 T Y C---'� 74�,f__ .G7 tit. �� !+: �lC. �� j ....--- %� � r' f ,�� t . { r''�'`-- �•t' art'. i, IG"rl: Gtr(- 160 July 5 1951 The :o.vn Board of the To•„n of Ithaca met at the County Court Howie, Thursday,' July 5, 1951 at 5:00 P01-1. Uembers present.- Supervi sor, H.- 11.- Gordon - Ju"st ices, F. R. Hartsocy - T. B." Idamfield - Councilmen; .l. 2,. :..unsey - L. E. Chace. Also present was HiLjrvay Suitt. Harry Baker. The minutes of the pr:,vious meetiri; :sere read ari a^proved. Lists of candidates for election inspectors in the To-,= of Ithaca approved by the chairmen of both the republican and democrat co=dttee were presented, and it was moved by Justice L-ai-field- the follo:virti be appointed as election ins%ectors:- Repub1ican De zorat Grace Zmi•th Irthur Teeter Dist. z 1- Hazel Baker Gladys 1:cAllister Force Viola Boothroyd Dist. ;:- .1arjS�-,ret 1.Iapcs Helen Hoffman Floreime 1!yers Luella Thompson Dist. ;'r 3- Cora Gr,q Iliz;beth llar.ai2h= Helen Sale ylviw Bartell Dist. 4 1-ildred Chaney Julia D. c='Pson Seconded by Council an. Cbase arts c,ppraved by tte folle:vin- vote: ryes - ':afield-Ch;se-iI rtsock-uTunsey. 1,oes 0. -ROOT- 1',oved by Justice 'Tart--ock that C., 1.°°. Gray and Otis, be aLlpoi.ated Cuotodicns of F1ection-. 1.lachines. Seconded bZ7 Couacil 1:unsey and apprwed Lis follc;:s:- Ayes roes 0. The Suiervi so r s monthly rtip r t ;as re,:..d u td placed on file . Bill, from dQ to 105 ,;ere -presented. i.oved by Jueticc HartswY these. bills be paid. Seconded r Juatic e La..fiel d a.z:i ar�-rcry ed as _} iyes — art.soch. 11,a2f 21iocz 'fir. On motion of Justice Hart:oc:, the Board ziulourncd wt 5:,15 i'.:.. uz ,,tiled by Cou aailr:aid i-,_prc7ed rual :imo=-ly. sic:'hel T. llw -baa T0.,`.: 161 Angus 2 I951 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, August 2, 1951 at 5:00 P.M. Members present:- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, T. B. Maxfield - F. R.. Hartsoc k - Councilmen, L. E. Chase-W. A. Munsey. Also present were Highway supt., H. u. Baker and Attorney, C. H. Newman. The minutes of the previous,meeting were and.approved. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the mileage rate for Assessors in the examination of damage by dogs. in the Town be 8¢ per mile. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes - Hartsockc-Chase-, Maxfield, Noes 0. Munsey not voting: A letter from Victor Burgess in regard to damage caused by a gully near his property was read. It was the consensus of opinion that it being a natural waterway for years, no action can be taken. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the deed to a road running north from Elm Street Extension about 650 feet.be accepted, subject to deposit of a fund by 'abutting property owners sufficient to cover construction of base. Seoonded by Councilman Chase and ,approved as follows:- Ayes- Maxfield-Chase-Hartsock. Noes 0. Munsey not voting. Moved-by'Councilman Chase that,Attorney Newman be directed to Appeal the' decision in the Geer residents iax case. Seoonried by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Cbase-Hart aook-Gordon. Maxfield was excused and Munsey not voting. Noes 0. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and iplaced on file. Bills from 106 to 116 were presented. Moved by Justice Hartsock these' bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows-.& Ayes - Chase-Hartsoo k-Gordon. Noes 0. Munsey not voting. 'Mo'Yet-by:Justice,.Harts€dk _th'at the -sgreemeniti tor.:,'the.yiinstalUtion of::water ma 1A) and :.appatt+enaawe*t.on,South "=MeaCdc*::Street by Francis Fabricators be approved and the Supervisor be authorised to execute the saw oa behalf of the "'own. Seconied by Councilman Chase and approved as follows;- ayes - 1L.rtsock-Chase-GordoAo!Nois=Og;':Munsey not,rot'iag; . Motion to adjourn was offered at 6:15 by Justice Hartsock, seconded by Councilman Chase and approved unanimously. 1 Rachel T. Hans haw Town Clerk. 162 August 17, 1951 A Special Meeting of the Tona Board of the Tova of Ithaca was held at the Court Souse at 7:00 P,M, , ,August 17 1951. The minutts of the previous meeting were read and approved. Members present:- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, F. -it. Hartsock- T. B. Maxfield - Councilmen, L. E. Chase - * A. Munsey. Also present were .Assessors, F. B. Howe, R. C. Mandeville, F. C. Marshall. A copy of a letter from the Supervisor to Yi^tor Burgess in regard to water damage from existing gully was read ar :placed on file. The tax cases of Gear- Smith-Tremau and Fried were discussed. After considerable discussion as to fair market value of the properties, it was moved by Justice Hartsock that a suggestion be given to the assessors to try ani meet a fair assessment to satisfy the parties complaining. Seconded by Justice Maxfield anI approved as follows:- Ayes - Hart sock -Maxfield -Chase. Noes 0, MunsW not voting. Adjournment was approved at 9:30 P.M. Rachel 2. Hanshaw Tours: Cleik. 163 Sept. 6 1951 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca not at t h9 Court House at 5:00 P,Mo# Sept. 6 1951. Members present:- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices F. R. Hartsock- T. B. Maxfield:- Councilmen, L. E. Chase - 'W. A. Munsey. Also present were Harry Baker, Highway Supt. and Victor Burgess. The minutes of t he previous meeting were read and approved. Mr. Burgess a resident of SSaterville Road asked f or relief from excess water wash down a gully next his property f and the Tovm Board agreed to visit his property for inspection on Monday, Sept. 10. Moved by Justice Maxfield the Supervi so r be authorised to obtain an estimate on cost of appraisal,of real property.in the Town. -Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes Maxfi eld,Chsse, Hartsock. Nose 0. The Erwin State aid plan f or, highways was discussedi and it was Moved by Justice Hartsock tha t the Town of Ithaca withdraw from participating in the Irwin Bill. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes - Hartsock-Chase-Maxfield. Noes 0.. The Supervisor's -report was read and filed. Bills from 117 to 130 were presented. Moved by Justice Maxfield these bills -be paid. Seconded by Councilman ,Chase. and approwed.as follows: - Ayes - Chase-Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. Motion was approved unanimously to adjourn at 6:20 P.M. Rac he 1 T . Hans ha w Tovin Clerk 164. October 1 1951 The Town 'Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court house, October 1, 1951 at 5:00 P.M. Members present :- Supervisor. H: N. Gordon - Justices, F. R. Hartsook- T. B. Maxfield - Councilman, L. E. Chase . Absent, 'Councilman W.- A. Munsey. . Also present were Attorney •C. H. Newman - Highway Supt. H. U. Baker - Mr. Powers from th6 -Post Office - Mr. Proskine of Ulysses and G. C. Enslen representing the Clemenstavowq.T'ax. Appraisers. the minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Mr. Powers stated that the `�Poit offioe would like 'to have the 'houses in the thickly populated sections of t he Town numbered. It ,was suggested that the.Highwag Supte make contact with Jim"Spencer 1. to wi-rk with the Highway Supt. on this project. The Post Office would like this work completed by Nov. ,l if possible. " Mr. Enslen, representing the glemens.haw Co. explained how the firm worked on making - tax , apprai sal s, and the manner in which they equalize properties. A deed to Texas Lane -was presented. Moved by Justioe'Maxfield the Town aocept the deed to Texas Dane, subject to the approval of title by Attorney Newman. Seconded by Justice Hartsock-and approved as follows: - Ayes - Maxfield- Hartsock-Chase• Noes 0. Annual estimates were presented, and the following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsook:- RESOLVED, .that this Tovam Board does hereby prepare and approve as the Preliminary Budget of this Town for the fiscal year beginning on the first day of January, 1952, the itemized statement of estimated revenues and expenditures, hereby attached and made a part of this resolution, and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that such Preliminary Budget shall be filed in the office of the flown Clerk, where it shall be available for inspection by any interested presons at all reasonable hours, and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that this Board shall meet at 5:00 P.M. on the first day of November, 1951, at the Court House, for the purpose pf holding a public hearing upon such Preliminary Budget, and be it FURTHER RESOLVED that the Town Clerk shall give notice of such public hearing in the manner provided in Section 113 of the Town Law, and that such notice be published at least twice. Seconded by Justine Maxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Maxfield-Chase. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that a deed to Roat Street Extension, running west a distance of about 450 be accepted, subject to deposit of a fund by abutting property owners sufficient to cover construction of a base, Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows: - Ayes - Maxfield -Chase -Hart sock. Noes 0. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. Bills from 131 to 149 were presented. Moved by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. Seconded by Justine Maxfield and approved as follows: - Ayes - Chase-Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn at 8:30 P.31. was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw - Tom Clerk PRELIMINARY BUDGET FOR THE TOWN .0F.-:,,A� - - - - - -------------------- GENERALFUND—AP9ROPRIATIONS GENERAL GOVERNMENT Town Board Town Hall and Offices ' Rentals (board room, offices, elections, etc.) Compensation ofemployees _-..................... Purchase offurniture and equipment ...................... Repairs, light, heat and telephone Other expenses ..... .... ............ Elections Compensation ofelection officials (including mileage) _- Cmnipansationofcustodiansofvotingrnach|nes -_�.�r���-' Other expenses . -_. ....... Voting machines, purchase and repair ___---_- /nsurance Compensation insurance ' .......... ..... -... ...... Official bonds and undertakings Fire and liability _- Other Printing and advertising (a|| departments) Services ofattorneys and expenses oflitigation ....&S.P .!�..... Services ofengineer and expenses -'__............. Zoning inspector and expenses -L�� ....... Annual audit and examination ... ............. .... ..... Publicity fund Employees' Retirement Rot/rennentSystorn (town share) ...... TOT AL Supervisor Salary Office and and other expenses Compensation of ofernp|oyeos - TOTAL�- ��. justices of the Peace Salaries Office and other expenses -__��il�_ Compensation of employees _-'---'-_-' TOTAL Councilmen ^m Salaries Office and other expenses ..... ... ... .... ..... �tic) TOTAL$ ......................... Town Clerk Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of . �� employees __-_-_._- TOTAL Town Budget n=No. m TOWN -HEALTH *.FUND Board of Health APPROPRIATIONS Salary of health officer Other health expenses Compensation of nurses TOTAL BOARD OF HEALTH Registrar of Vital Statistics Compensation Other expenses Fees of physicians TOTAL REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR TOWN HEALTH .51 SID 6 o, t 1, ej �! r Assessors Salaries $_..../ ®-%-,-- Office and other expenses Compensation of employees ----------------------- TOTAL $ - o. Receiver of Taxes or Tax Collector Salary $..... ...... _� �... Office and other expenses _-•_•••-_•-_�,-••• Compensation of employees - --- ----._.._.._.._ TOTAL $......... ram..' Town Attorney Salary Office and other expenses _---_--_---_..--_----• Compensation of employees _-----•----------._..._ TOTAL $................. ...... _ Town Engineer Salary $..::._41"60 •... Office and other expenses ......................... Compensation of employees TOTAL Town Comptroller Salary $ ..................... Office and other expenses .......................... Compensation of employees ..... __.._.... _.... _..... TOTAL $ ...................... Zoning Commission Office and other expenses. $....... .................. Compensation of employees., ................ TOTAL - Board of Appeals Office and other expenses ............... Compensation of employees _...._.,... - TOTAL' $.......................... Planning Board Office and other expenses $........... _.............. . Compensation of employees _;....... __ ........... TOTAL :. $---......_...:_...._..... TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT $.:...:" "� ?. `...1.4 PROTECTION OF, PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation Mileage and other expenses Purchase of equipment Lockup Compensation of employees Other expenses Traffic Signs, signals and highway lighting 2 .r TOTAL $........... $ :....... - ............... TOTAL' $.:........._...._.. - ......................... BRIDGE FUND (ITEM 2) —APPROPRIATIONS Labor and team work Materials for repair and maintenance Construction ofnew bridges Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS rwtimmm8md Revenues K4iscaUaneous'revanues Unexpendadba|anco - TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM Z) MACHINERY FUND (ITEM 3)--APPROPRKAJ[UONS Purchase of machinery, tools and implements Repair ofmachinery, tools and innp|ennonto Storage ofmachinery, tools and implements Repairs orpay ofoperators unmachinery rented to county orvillage Gasoline or oil for machinery rented to county orvillage Redemption ofmachinery certificates Interest onmachinery certificates Estimated Revenues Rentals mfmachiner� ....... Miscellaneous revenues Unexpendedba|once -- t%-P ^ ' 3J�m� TOTAL REVENUES $-'-z�.��c��" AMOUNT TOBERAISED BYTAX FOR ' ��. HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM ������0.� SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)--APPROPRKATXONS Salary town superintendent Expenses town superintendent Salary and expenses ofdeputy superintendent Removing obstructions caused bysnow Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush Other miscellaneous purposes Redemption nfdebt contracted pursu6rit.to3ed. 273. Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues ' Miscellaneous rev Unexpendedba|ance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TOBERAISED BYTAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 4) AMOUNT TO BE R/\|SE[} BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEMS 2,]and 4) 7, ��. la.o.!t ^ Dog Warden Compensation Other expenses ,Forest (Fires Compensation of fire wardens and laborers Other expenses Payment to Conservation Commission Inspection Costs Building inspection Plumbing inspection Electrical inspection Examining Boards Plumbers Electricians Heating -arid ventilating War Emergency Purposes TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Attendance Officer Compensation Other expenses Town Historian Compensation Other expenses Town Library Compensation of employees Other expenses Payments to other libraries TOTALEDUCATION Parks and Playgrounds Compensation of employees Other expenses Purchase of equipment Patriotic Observances TOTAL RECREATION Cemeteries -- Airports RECREATION PUBLIC UTILITIES TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES 3 $--_-._.--_-...... TOTAL $_ ._..._ ._..,._..... TOTAL TOTAL $_...._.. $---- --------------------- TOTAL .......................... .� TOTAL $....._,.,.?... s ....................... $ -------------------------- TOTAL-- $-...-_..-..........._d.. $..... _.... _.... _.... ....... JD LAG'. ....... ... TOTAL $ ........... $..:_._...._...._........... WELFARE FUND APPROPRIATIONS Town Welfare Officer Salary $ ._...._....--..._..--- Office and other expenses ..... Compensation of employees TOTAL$, .... . ........ ------------ Home Relief $ ---------- ----------------- Burials - ----- ----------------- Lunacy Cases Lunacy examinations $ ----------- --------- Other expenses ...... ........... —.. TOTAL $ ..... -------------------- Veterans" Relief $ ----------- --- - ---- - ----- TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $ Estimated Revenues Reimbursement of home relief from State $ .......... .................. Reimbursement of welfare salaries from State ........................... Refunds ' .. of home relief from recipients ............ ......... Unexpended balance (Sec. 115. Town Law) ..... . .... . .... . .... . . ... TOTAL REVENUES $ . ....................... AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR WELFARE FUND $ HIGHWAY FUND HIGHWAY -FUND. (ITEM 1)—APPROPRIATIONS General -repairs $1/----------------1700. --- Special improvements Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec: 273. Highway Law ..... . ... TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS --- ----------- Estimated Revenues. State aid $ ..... . Miscellaneous revenues ..... ..... .. . . ........... 'Uriexpen'ded balance .......... TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1) $ -0 MUNICIPAL. INDEBTEDNESS AND INTEREST (exclusive of district and special improvement debt) Redemption of Debt (Principal) Temporary loans Emergency appropriation loans $....._........_, ._.__. Revenue anticipation loans _.._....._ _..._ Deficiency loans ----.--.,_.,.•_-.--_--_ Other temporary loans (specify) ---- ........ TOTAL $ _..._ Bonds (give title of each issue) a. ............. --...... -.... -.... -.......... -..------------ .......-................---------------- $ ------------- bb _ - . ----•- -------------------..... ----.... .---......................... ---- --------------------------------- .......... -....... �_... C. TOTAL $ TOTAL REDEMPTION REDEMPTION OF DEBT $----------- -.--_._._..._. Interest on Debt Interest on temporary loans $...---------._....------- interest on bonds (give title of each issue) a. ........................ ._..................................................................... -........._ $...-._.-..-...._.-..-.-..- b....... ................................ ........ ........... ._........... .-----...--------------- .._--------...... .. ..... _.... _.... _---- C. --.......... -._.........._............. ,.,..... ......... ---.................. ....................._.......... ....... ....»........ __... TOTAL $ ......................... TOTAL INTEREST ON DEBT $----------- ................. CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS Nature of Improvement a. ... ........ - ... .__.._...._...__.._ __....--_....... ..._.-__...._.............................. $.._ ...._..,._...,_ _. b.,......_.............. .................... .__...._._............. ...._..... ...................... ....... ........... ..... _............. ._..... c. ........ .... ...................... ...__-._-,------._-..__----...._................_...._...._...._...._.----................. ----..... TOTAL $-------- - TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $-._._--------------- -__--- MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Organizations for Rooms judgments and Settlements (describe in detail) 1942 Accounts, Claims and Demands TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS Sec. 112 of the Town Law CONTINGENT PURPOSES 4 $--------------------------- $-------------- ------•----------------•-- TOTAL ' $ _..._ $- -------------------- $-------_-......_..-...-- ,4FFIDIWIT OF PUBLIC1ITION THE ITHACA JOURNAL 5lair of Nrfu -Uorh, Iffotnpliitts QTotttify, ss_ ..Patricia_..Norrl.S.sey....................being duly sworn, deposes and says, that She resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and that She is ............. bookke.eper.... ............ ......................................... of THE ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true copy, waspublished in said paper.......................................................................... Q.ctob ex...2.Q.}...22...,.......195....................................................... and that the first publication of said notice was on the..... ... 2pth........ day of .... �etOber.............................. 19-f 1..... x-:�............ ......... Subscribed and sworn to before me, this...........2 r.d .....................day of.. Q.0 luo.b.E;r...............................195.1..... 2M-10.47 \OTICli {}F 1II�ARi\G Upon I'reliminar}- Budget — Town of-Ithaea Notice is hereby given that the pre liminary budget of -the Toi,_rL of Ithaca for the fiscal year beginning Jan. 1, 1950 has been completed and filed in the office of the Town Clerk, N. Trip- hammer Rd., where it is available for inspection by any interested person at all reasonable hours. Further nottee is hereby given that the,Town Board of tine Town of Ith- aca will meet and review said prelhni- nary budget and hold a public hearing thereon at County Court Ilouse at a p.m. on the 1st day of November, 1951, and that at such hearing any person may be heard -in favor or against -any item or items therein contained. - Pursuant to Section 113 of the Town LaAy, the proposed_ salaries of the fol- lowing town officers are herrb)' ep 6- fied as follows:' Supervisor � �-'�' `• Councilmen ('o, tr Justices of the Peace Io.(I ) Town Clerk 12lr f •4 ) Supt. of Hirhtvat-I .4200.00 - Dated Oetot.�. ' •-'' By order of tl,,- T- ..- r 1. RACIIEL T. 11ANSIIAW Town Cleric �a, 20, 32 - ��.�_ � Cs.twf•�v P l I Mc At 1Votnry Public f rtai;�ry• Public, Slate of Now York $ar.P;lr.s County No. 55.7842400 MV Cn.e,nr.a - e...a— aa__r, on GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes $_-_3000. I ncome taxes ... >TA7. 12• Q'-• Franchise taxes on business corporations Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) . .... _..�-_-.__ Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) Dog licenses (from county) ..--._----% oa,• Other licenses (town ordinances) _-...---•-•--..... Fines, penalties and forfeitures ..... - .... -- ao. Rent of town owned property ..... -.... --l-Sqt-• Fees of town clerk ........... _.70 0.- Fees of justices of the peace -•-••-•-•-•_- oo, Fees of assessors __-._.__...._..... Fees of tax collector 0-0 0 0 Fees of constables or police officers ..... _.... ...... -.... -.•- Fees of town library.......... Fees of parks and playgrounds ..._. .............._... Fees of airports .................. -•...... Fees of cemeteries - ... -.......... - .... -..._ All other Sale of town, property ........ Reimbursement from special districts for supervision ......................... TOTAL Unexpended balances (Sec. 115, Town Law) TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES 43 JrO- (GENERAL FUND) $.....-.•..-....-..... GENERAL FUND 3l=� Appropriations General government $.:,• -"' Protection of persons and property .................1A g Education M.O. Recreation , ...........?�.�.!?� Public Utilities ........... Redemption of debt .... ._..... .::- - Interest on debt :.......... -....... Construction and permanent improvements ................. Miscellaneous ............... . 2-o `00! Contingent purposes ...... I••••...... -•- 12 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $ . '--t--`a TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $.... 43-1.f.a. AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND $.._- .................... 5� ANNUAL BUDGET FOR THE TOWN OF - GENERAL FUND —APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL GOVERNMENT Town Board Town Hall and Offices Rentals (board 000nn, off{cms, elections, etc.) Compensation ofemployees �-�—��—'-- Purchase offurniture and equipment ----`—.--' Repairs, light, heat and telephone . Other expenses .................. Elections, Compensation mfelection officials (including mileage) --.�.0O0D— [onnpensationofcustodians nfvoting machines ...... .Other expenses ....... IqQmQ<%— Voting machines, purchase and repair __--_.... Insurance Compensation insurance -------' Official bonds and undertakings —_�VD*_0D— Fire and liability —].,5Q.0.00 — Othnr —------- Printingand advertising (o(( departments) ...... I.50*D.0— Services ofattorneys and expenses oflitigation —. 15D�*OCy— Services ofengineer and expenses .......................... Zoning inspector and expenses —1000.°DD. Annual audit and examination ............ ..... ..... ..... Publicity fund Employees'. Retirement System (town share) —Z50D=DD— TOTAL Supervisor Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of ofemp/uyeoy ...... TOTAL $—��0.*QQ Justices of the Peace Salaries' $-16.QO.0.0—' Office and other expenses ......... A�OjQ{}... Compensation of employees ...... ................. ..... T(J7AL $ I05�0.0. Councilmen Salaries $ Office and other expenses .................... TOTAL $�_��n�� Town Clerk Salary $... 22,]O°.00 —. Office and other expenses ' ........ 1.5.4.0—. Compensation of employees _— .TOTAL o Dennis &u`./~`.Publishers, Buffalo, n.r. TOWN HEALTH FUND APPROPRIATIONS Board of Health Salary of health officer Other health expenses Compensation of nurses TOTAL BOARD OF HEALTH Registrar of Vital Statistics Compensation Other expenses Fees of physicians TOTAL REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR TOWN HEALTH Fire protection Contraot knexpended balance To be raised State of N(4,x York ) County of-Tumpkins)SS Town of Ithaca W00.00 1, Rachel T. Haashaw,, Gle3k of the Town of Ithaca I DO HEREBY 01—:RTIFY the foregoing is a true and corredt copy of the Annual �iidget of .the _down adopted on November 1, 1951 for the year 1952. Date4�;Iiov. 2. 1951. OleIthaca R-1 Assessors Salaries Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Receiver of Taxes or Tax Collector Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Town Attorney Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Town Engineer Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Town Comptroller Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Zoning Commission Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Board of Appeals Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Manning Board Office and other expenses Compensation of employees TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT TOTAL $.._._8.5U..0.0.... - - .50..0.a... .............................. TOTAL $.....9ffD.0.0..,. TOTAL $ ....... $...4200.40.0... -------------- TOTAL.-.4�00„00... ------------------ ----------------------------- TOTAL$ ....... ............. ........ $--------- ------------------ ------------------ ---------- TOTAL$.............................. $ - ---------------- ------------------------------ TOTAL$---............... ........... ----------- ----------------- TOTAL $.--23g16.00- $---23916.00- PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation $.........50,00.... Mileage and other expenses .... Purchase of equipment ..... Lockup Compensation of employees Other expenses Traffic . ,- Signs, signals and highway lighting F 6 TOTAL $... .........50.0.0 ------------------------- TOTAL ........................... $..... _....................... BRIDGE FUND (ITEM 2) —APPROPRIATIONS Labor and team work Materials for repair and maintenance Construction nfnew bridges Redemption ofdebt contracted pursuant tbSec. Z73. Highway Law 'TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS rstimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpendedba|ance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TOBERAISED 8YTAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 2) MACHINERY FUND (ITEM 3)—APPROPRKATIONS Purchase of machinery, tools and implements Repair ofrnachinery.tools and implements Storage ofmachinery, tools and implements .Repairs orpay ofoperators onmachinery rented to county orvillage Gasoline mroil for machinery rented tocounty orvillage Redemption ofmachinery certificates Interest on machinery certificates TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Rentals ofmachinery Miscellaneous revenues Unexpencledba|anca TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TOBERAISED BYTAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 3) SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)—APPROPRXATIONS Salary town superintendent Expenses town superintendent Salary and expenses ofdeputy superintendent ' Removing obstructions caused by snow Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush Other miscellaneous purposes Redemption pfdebt contracted pursuant.toSec. Z73. Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpendedba|ance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY T/\)| FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 4) AMOUNT TOBERAISED BYTAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEMS 2.]and 4) 7 Dog Warden Compensation ----- --- --------- ---------- Other expanses ----------------------- -- TOTAL ....... ----- Forest Fires Compensation of fire wardens and laborers $--------- 50-.-00-... Other expenses .................... - ..... Payment to Conservation Commission ---------------..-- TOTAL $......50,�Q0.-.--.. s� Inspeilion :,costs Building inspection --- ------------- Plumbing inspection ---------------------------- Electrical inspection ----------------- - TOTAL -------- --- --------- Examining hoards Plumbers ------ - ------ - --------- Electricians ------- --.......... ........ Heating and ventilating ----- -------------. --.---- TOTAL $,....100.0.0---- War Emergency Purposes $....._-------.--_------..._ TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY $...... 100.O0.... EDUCATION Attendance Officer Compensation $-----1-60.00---- Other expenses -------- --- -TOTAL $...... 150-0.0.... Town Historian Compensation $-.........50...0-0-- Other expenses ....................... 50.00 Town Library Compensation of employees $-......--.----.------------- Other expenses Payments to other libraries ------------------------------ TOTAL $..... 200..Otf.... TOTAL EDUCATION $-------- ------------------- RECREATION Parks and Pla";graunds Compensation of employees ----------------------- Other expenses ------100.0-000. Purchase of equipment -----10-00.0.0. . TOTAL $.....z00.0.00. Patriotic Observanr.es $......... TOTAL RECREATION $___._4N--00. PUBLIC UTILITIES cemeteries $...,10 ►o-,0_Q. Airports $ ------------------------------ TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES $-_..10a.0,00-. 3 WELFARE FUND APPROPRIATIONS Town Welfare Officer Salary$.............................. Office and other expenses ... .............._...... .._. Compensation of employees -------..-...----...-.-...-- TOTAL $- ......._.............. Home Relief $----------------------------- Burials $--------------------- Lunacy Cases Lunacy examinations $---------------------------- -- Other expenses --- -- -------- TOTA L $------ ------ ---------------- Veterans' Relief $------- ----------------------- TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $....._....................... Estimated Revenues Reimbursement of home relief from State $.................. ............ Reimbursement of welfare salaries from State _........... . Refunds of home relief from recipients Unexpended balance {Sec. 1 1 S, Town Law} _........... TOTAL REVENUES $.............................. AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR WELFARE FUND $.,..._....................... HIGHWAY FUND HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1)--APPROPRIATIONS General repairs $------- I104D-100 Special improvements ------ 130.00 00 Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law --- ---.-------------- -------- TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $.--24004.4.0 Estimated Revenues State aid $�...... l200.+.00. Miscellaneous revenues ..... _3Q00s00. Unexpended balance .... TOTAL REVENUES $.-....470.0.00 AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND {ITEM 1 } 1.9 MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS AND INTEREST (exclusive of district and special improvement debt Redemption of Debt (Principal) Temporary loans Emergency appropriation loans Revenue anticipation loans Deficiency loans Other temporary loans (specify) Bonds (give title of each issue) a. ......................................... .----- b. ...............------- - - - - - - -............. -................. c. ........................ -------------- ----------------------------- --- ...................... TOTAL REDEMPTION OF DEBT Interest on Debt Interest on temporary loans Interest on bonds (give title of each issue) a. ........... .................. •- ------------------------------------------------------ --....... ....... b.----------- ..... ..---............ ._---- .... -------.... -... ------- ---.....--------....------ c- ........ ............... ------------.....---------....... .... --- ...---...................... TOTAL INTEREST ON DEBT $......... ........ ------... --.......... TOTAL$............................. 5..------------ - :....... . ----------- ------- -- -------- -------- - ...._..-. ... TOTAL . $------ ------- $----------_-- $----------- TOTAL $.... CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS Nature of Improvement a. ....... .................. ................ _.......... ................................... .................. .......................... $........................_.... b.............................................................................................. _........ ...... _..... TOTAL $.............. TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $................. MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Organizations for Rooms judgments and Settlements (describe in detail) -------------------- ----- -------....--------- -------- -------------------------- -................... 1942 Accounts, Claims and Demands TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS Sec. 112 of the Town Law CONTINGENT PURPOSES M $ ---------------- ------------ ----- -------------------- TOTAL$-------------------- ........ $------------------------------ $------------------------------ ( Over) GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes $ ..... Income taxes --180.00...00 Franchise taxes on business corporations --.................. Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) __—_-- Interest and penalties ontaxes (exclusive offees) —...... — Dog licenses (from county) Other licenses (town ordinances) —_--'--'_ Fines, penalties and forfeitures ---1J�l00 Rent of town owned property ---'- 180-000 Fees of town clerk —_—��0U.*O.0 Foes of justices of the peace --_4DU-SIUO Fees of assessors --------' Fees of tax collector 20000 Fees of constables or police officers --------' Feeo of town library -----'-- Fees of parks and playgrounds --------' Fees of airports '-------' Foes of cemeteries --------' All other 5o/e of town property .............. .......... — Reimbursement from special districts for supervision '—__.......... ....... ... TOTAL 23180..00 Unexpendedba|ances (Sec. }}5.Town Law) $-2000*00 TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $--45WQ#UQ GENERAL FUND Appropriations General government Protection ofpersons and property ........-100-A.0-Q Education ---'ZW°O-0 Recreation '--2150°00 Public Utilities --�100-0000 Redemption ofdebt --........ ---' |nterostondebt — '------ [onstructkonmndpermanentimnprovernents _—'_---- K4/sceUaneous -------' Contingent purposes ...... _ TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) —. 44140-.00 AMOUNT CFTAXES TOBE RAISED FOR 165 November 1 1951 The Tom Board of the Tom bf Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, Nov. 1, 1951 at 5:00 P.M. - Members present :- H. N. Gordon, Supervi sor-T. B. Maxf is ld, F. R. Hartsock, Justices - Councilman, L. E. Chase. Absent, Councilman W. A. Munsey. The minutes of the px*vious meeting were read and approved. This was a public hearing on the adoption of the annual Budget. Proof of publication and posting were presented. No persons appearinE; for or against the preli.ninary budget, the following resolution was offered by Councilman Chase:- WHERJEAS this Town Board has met at the tiva and place specified in the notice of Public Hearing on the Preliminary Budget, and heard all persons desisting to be heard thereon, N07 THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that this Town Board does hereby adopt such Preliminary Budget as orginally compiled, as the Annual Budget of this Town for the fiscal year beginning on the first day of January, 1952, and that such budget as so adopted ne entered in or attached hereto in the minutes of the proceedings of this Town Board, A M BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk of this Tom shall prepare and certify in duplicate, copies of such Annual Budget as adopted by this Town Board, together with the estimates, if any, adopted pursuant to Section 202a Subd. 2 of the Town Law, and deliver one copy thereof to the Supervisor of this Town to be presented by him to the Board of Supervisors of this County. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes C ha se -Hart so ck-Maxf iel d . Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Chase that Rachel T. Hanshaw be appointed Dog :numerator for 1952. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as f ollows:- Ayes - Chase-Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. The following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock:- WKEREAS, it is the intention of the Tom Board of the Town of Ithaca to continue the Recreation Project of the Coddington Road Community -Center, and, WHEREAS, the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, State of New York is about to submit and application for such project to the New York State Youth Com=ission for its approval, at a total not to exceed$2&1:1•,�t, and if approved to apply subsequently to the State of New York for partial reimbursement of .funds expended on said project as provided by Chapter 556 o¢ the haws of 1945. NOW THE3WORE BE IT RESOLVED that such application is in all respects approved, and H. N. Gordon, Supervisor, is hereby directed anil authorized to duly execute said application and forward it to the New York State Youth Commission for its approval. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and zq?proved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Maxfield-Chase. Noes 0. Mr. NewiaaL:, representing C . H. L.0 . appeared before the Board in regard to the Town. accepting a park and path in the Comstock Road area. No action taken. The .matter of purchasing new election machines was discussed. No action taken. The matter of matcing another election district for next year was laid on the table for future consideration. The aupervi sor's monthly report was read and placed on fi la . Bills from 150 to 159 were presented. Moved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes - Hartsock- Ts:axfield-Cbase . Noes Q. Motion to adjourn at 6:00 P.M. was unanimous. Rachel T . Hanshaw Town Clerk 166 ,December 6 1951 The Towa .Board of the `.own of Ithaca :.net at the Court House, Tnursdgy, Decanber 6, 1951 at 5:00 Members present:- Supervisor, �i. i;. Gordon - Justices, F. i. Hartsock, T. 3. Maxfield:- Councilmen, .r. *;vnsey, L. E Chese. :also i;resent were Hi"hway Cupt. Harry Baker, <',ttorneys, C. H. Newman, Jame_:; Bayoucos-Also decker, J. Russell Roe and <S, torney Henry 3hirey. lnte mruutes of, the previous iLeeting were lead arri approved. .r. buyoucos, representing the Pine `:ree-alaterville ild. ",rater Districts discussed the :natter of cost basis. i�o petition filed. !1.r. P;ew:nan, Hoe and Becker appeared in behalf of the Coddington Hd- Danby Rd. .rater District with maps, but no petition filed. R11r. Shirey appeared in behald of the residents of road off the ,darren Road on the .'Darren plot, and asked the deed to same be accepted. 11oved by Justice Liaxfield the deed to Z944ig Hoad be accepted. Seconded by Justice Hartsoak and approved as follows:- ayes-Yuxfield-HartsocR_- Chase.-Jouncilman Munsey was excused. Noes 0. The f ollowing resolution was offered by Justice :'axfield :- '4UEREA3, pursuant to a resolution of this Board, adopted or :'an . 5,19500 the Supervisor executed and delivered to the Cayuga HeiL;hts .Land Corporation a deed of a right of way for Highgate Road which had previously seen conveyed to the Town by said Corporation; ,UiD ";iHEREAS, Section 64, Subdivision 2, of the '<'owa Law requires that a resolution for the conveyance of real property be subject to a permissive referendum; ,-30DVED, that the conveyance of the rif,;ht of wV for Hi&hgate Road Extension to Cayuga Heights Land Corporation by deed dated January 5, 1950, recorded in :Book 328 of ;Deeds at page .327, be and the same bereby is ratified and confirmed, and that the Tcmn Clerk publish a notice of the adoption of this resolution, stating the purpose and effect thereof, a rd that the same was adopted subject to a permissive referedum in accordance with article 7 of the 'own !Aw. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approve ad follows:- Ayeseld- Ctrise-Hartsook. Noes 0. The following resolution was offered by Cc;uncilman Chase RE30LVED that the County Superintendent of Highways hereby requests the State Traffic 3ommission, pursuant to Article 7 of the Vehicle and. Traffic Commission to restrict the speed at which vehicles ma,; proceed and also restrict or prohibit the parking of vehicles on the Judd Falls Road from forest Home Drive to the intersection with To�,,,er Road. Sedonded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- _',yes Chase-Hartsuck- iaxfi eld . Noes 0. Lapitol Note Resolution of Dec. 6, 1951 authorizing issuance and sale of Capitol Notes of the ,own of Ithaca, i.. Y. in the amount of .4630,00. RESOLVED this 6th day of December, 1951, by the ildwn Board of the To;nm of Ithaca, i;. Y. as follows: Section 1. 1rne s_)ecific object for which the obligation authorized by this resolution is to be issued, is the installation of water mains and a hydrant along ;;south Meadow ;Street in the spencer Road Water District; the performance of which has heretofore been authorized by this :Board. Section 2. The maximum cost of such work as set forth in the contract heretofore executed is �4630.00. the plan for the financing of the same . is by the issuance of capitol notes ageregatiiZ 1'4630.00, the principol and 'interest of which will be rx id out of taxes levied upon the tax -able real property of the Spencer road Water :District, benefited thereby. :Section 3. it is hereby determined tivt the purpose for which such notes are to be issued falls within subdivision 1 of Section 11.00 of the Local Finance Law, and that the period of probable usefulness therein specified is forty years. Section 4. The proposed maturity of the capitol motes hereby authorized will not be in excess of five years. Ti-i principal sum of 414630.00 shall mature and be payable in two equal installments of ,2315.00 each, the f irst of which installments shall be payable on *.'arch 1, 1953, and the second of which installments shall be rrayable on �Turch 1, 1954, except that the privilege of payirk; all. or any part of the same in advance of 167 sn turity is hereby reserved. The said notes shall 'Dear interest at a rate not exceeding two and one-half per centum (2z:o7) per anum, and the interest shall be payable at the tilde of the maturity of each installment. Section 5. The said notes shall be executed in the name of the down of Ittaca by the Supervisor and sealed with the corporate seia1 of said Ta�vn. The, shall be sold at private sale by the Supervisor at a price of not less than par value and accrued interest, if any, aai the proceeds of sale shall be applied solely for the purpose aforesaid. Section 6. The full faith and credit of the Town of Itt'f+ca, :y. Y. are hereby pledged to the punctual payment of the I.,rincipal of and on said notes. An amount sufficient to pay the urincipal of and interest on such capital notes shall be included in the ahnual budgets of the IVAn of ItMca for the years 1953 ardd 1954, and levied against the taxable property of the Spenoer Roau .rater ,district, be exited thereby. Section 7. This resolution shall tAke effect immediately. The fore 6oine; resolution •pas offtred by Justice Maxfield, seconded by Justice Hac .au.;r, aLu approved as follows.- ryes-Maxfield-Hartsock-Ofilse. Noes 0. Roved by Justice :=axzieid that-:7400.00 be transferred from the General Fund to Item 3 of the Hi .hway Fund, and .600.00 to item 4 of th= 3iL;hway rand. Seconded by Justice Hartsock ani approved as follows:- :.axfield-dart sock-Ctt.: se. Does 0. .".owed by Count. ilman Chase that the ;ovr. Superintendent of HiGliway , with the cansent of the Count; Superintendent of dii,hways, purchase a new truck at a estisated maximum_Cost-of 6600.00. The Torn Bocat will :meet at the Court House, January 3, 1952, at 5:00 P.M. to consider such purchase. Seconded by Justice i;:axf field and a nproved as f ollovis:- _-�Yes- Chase-u_axfield-Kzartsock. foes 0. The Supervisor's monthly report was read �is.d placed on file. Sills from 160 to 207 were presented. _. owed by Justice !:axf field these bills be pain. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- ayes- C'ruse-Yaxfyeld-Hartsock. Noes G. .i�otion to adjourn. at 6:40 was unanimous. Sac he 1I iians haw Toy;n C le rk 0 •• Deoenber 29 1951 The Toim Board of the To -Am of Ithaca met at the 'Tomi Clerk's Office December 29, 1951 at 10;00 ;L. H. Members present:- T. 3. Maxfield--F. J. Hartsock, Justices:- L. E. Chase, W. A. Munsey, Councilmen. Absent -harry K. Gordon, Supervisor. This meeting was called for the purpose of auditing the books. , The Justices boobs were audited and signed. Justice Hartsock receipts were 4440*00 - Disbuvsements were $440,00. Justice Maxfield receipts were 41#W 5' Diallursqments were �// 07f Lasso The Town Clerk's accounts and books were audited and signed. Town Cleric's receipts were 7752.30 Disbursements were 47752.30 The Supervisor's books anti accounts were and it ed and signed. Supervisor's away receipts were Y�6891.g3" Disbursements were .�Y66I �&► Supervisor's Gen. receipts were .� 7?9S+4a Disbursemalts were �719=1d The Board adjourned at 1:00 P.1% Rac h e l T . Han s haw Town Clerk. January 3 1952 The Town Board of the Town of Thursday, January 3, 1952 at 5:00 Members present:- Supervisor, George-W. Ideman. Absent - Justices, T. present were Highway Supt. Harry Baker Byoacous. Ithaca met at the County Court House, H. N. Goddon - Councilmen, L. E. Chase, B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock. Also and Attorneys C. H. Newman, J. A. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The purchase of machinery to be considered at this meeting. Proof of publication was presented., Proved by Councilman Ideman that the Supt.'of Highways, with the consent of the County Supt . of Highways, be authorised to purchase a Ford Marmon Harrington truck, from Highway Materials Co., for the sum of Six Thousand Five Handred'Eighty eight dollars (06588.00). delivered fully equipped, priced at 47588 with allowance of- �1000.00 for old track. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes Gordon-Ideman-Chase. NoesO. The salaries of Torn Officers and employees were set as follows: - Name Office Salary Pay able H. N. Gordon Supervisor 3600000 Annually Rachel T. Hanshaw Tovm Clerk 2100000 Quarterly Albert W. Force' Collector 850.00 Quarterly F, R. Hartsork Justice of the peace 1000.00 Quarterly T. B. Maxfield Justice of the peace 600.00 Semi -Annual G. B. Ideman Councilman 300,00 Semi -Annual L: E. Cpase Councilman 300.00 Semi -Annual F. C. Marshall Assessor 500.00 Annually R. C. Mandeville Assessor 500.00 Annually F. B.. Howe Assessor 500.00 Annually Harry U. Baker Sapt. Hway 4200.00 Monthly John Turk Attendance Officer 150.00 Quarterly Rachel T. Hanshav; Registrar 50,00 Annually Election Inspectors Per Day 10.00 Annually Custodians of Elea. Mach Per Hour 1.60 Annually Moved by Councilman Chase the salaries and time. payable be as above set forth. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows:- Ayes -Chase Ideman-Gordon. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Chase the -salaries of the highway employees for 1952 range from 41.10 to 1.50 per hour at the discretion of the Highway 3upt. Seconded by Councilman Nnd approved as follows:- Ayes-Chase-Gordon-Ideman.NoesO. Moved by Councilman Ideman that the Tompkins County Trast Co. Bank, be designated as the depository of all Town funds, coming into the hands of Toren Officers of the Torsi of Ithaca, and be it further RESOLVED that this designation shall continue- in effect until revoked by action of the Tovm Board. Seconded by Councilman Chase ark, approved as f ollows:- .Ayes - Gordon-Ideman-Chase. Noes 0. P oved by Councilman Chase that Rachel T. Hanshaw be appointed Registrar of Vital Statistics. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows: - Ayes - Gordon-Chase-Ideman. Noes 0. Moved by Cout-ailm_n Ideman that Augusta Hanshaw be appointed Deputy Town Clerk and Deputy Registrar of Vital Statistics J:Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes Gordon-Ideman-Chase. hoes O:.To serve without renumeratoM, A letter from City of Ithaca Fire Department settifg a price of Five .Thousand dollars for Fire Protection Contract for 1952 was read. :loved by Councilman Chase that a public hearing be held at the Supervisor's rooms in the County Court House at 5:00 P.M. on the lith day of Febraary,1952, for the purpose of hearing all persons interested in a proposed contract with the City of _Ithaca,, forlfireepxotehtitSfilin�#�hefTovguot Itha-ca; for a period of one year in consideration of the payment of v5000.00 to the City of Ithaca, exclusive of the Village of Cayuga Heights. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows:- Ayes-Gordon-Chase-Ideman. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Ideman that Harry N. Gordon, Supervisor be appointed delegate to Association of Towns meetings at Buffalo, Feb. 4-9,1952 and Harry Baker be appointed as alternate delegate. Seconded by Councilman Chase and. approved as follows:- Ayes-Chase-Ideman-Gordon. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman. Chase that the Tovm establish the amount of eight cents per .mile to be allowed Tovan Officers and employees for use of their own car in Torn service. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows: - Ayes - ldeman- Gordo n-C ha se. Noes. 0. The bonds of the followirE officers were presented:- Justice %rtso:k, To-m Clerk, Highway Superintendent- Collectors The General and highway bonds of the Supervi s or and t he o6f Just ice Maxf ieldt:$ bond ( Moved by Councilman Idemm these bonds be approved and filed. Seccaded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- AyesGordon-Chase-Ideman. Noes 0. A letter from Therm Flectric in regard to highway was referred to the Highway Committee to examine and report. 170 Minutes of Jan. 3 continued .The list of the meu employed by the HighwV Dept. was presented and placed on file. Moved_ by Count i1man. Cha se t to t Harry 11. Gordon be, and hereby is appointed to ac t as Welfare Officer f or t he Tom f or 1952. Seco nded by Councilman IdGman and approved as follows:- Ayes-Chase-Gordon-Ideman. Noes 0. b.oved by Councilman Ideman that F. C. Marshall be appointed Chairman of tha Board of Assessors of the Town for 1952._Seconded by Councilman Ouse and approved as follows:- Ayes-Gordon-Chase-Ideman. Noes 0. The matter of liquidating the Gospel School Fund will be by a' p`roposition submitted at the next General Election. The Supervisor appointed the following Highway Committee:- L. E. Cta se, Chairman.- G. B. Ideman- F- R. Hartsock, for the year 1952. The.. Supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. Bills from 1 to 17 were presented. Moved, by Councilman Chase these bills be paid.- Seconded by Councilman Ideaan and approved as follows:- Ayes-Ctuse- Gordon- Idezon, Noes 0. Motion _to adjourn was unanimous at 6:50 P.L. Raohel T- Hanstaw Town, Clerk. F �Il February 11 1952 The Town Board of the Tovn of Ithaca met at the Court House on Feb. 11, 1952 at 5:00 P.M. Members present:- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, F. R. Hartsock, T. B. Maxfield - Councilman, G. W. Ideman. Absent Councilman, L. E. Chase. Also present were Attorney C. H. Newman - Highway Supt. Harry Bake r» ','J. R. 17ilcox and Victor Burgess. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. This was a public hearing on the fire contract with the City of Ithaca for fire protection in the Town of. Ithaca Fire Protection District. Proof of ppblication was presented. All persons appearing being aggreeable, it was Moved by Justice Maxfield that the contract with the City of Ithaca for fire protection in the Town of Ithaca Fire Protection District be approved and the Supervisor and To= Clerk be instructed to sign the same. Seconded by Justice •Hartsoek and -approved as follows.-- Ayes-Maxfield-Hartsock- Idemaa. Noes 0. Mr. Burgess appeared before the Board and asked Un t something be done to relieve the excess water running from Snyder Hill Road doom the sluice next his property. T Mrl Wilcox appeared before the Board and asked to be allowed to turn the water f rom his property into the highway sluice of the Town . Moved by Just%e Maxfield that a revokable permit be granted to Mr. Wilcox, accordirg to the recommendation of Carl Crandall, Engineer, by letter dated Feb. 8, 1952 to Mr. Wilcox of Hampton Road. The letter and map placed on file. U onded by Councilman and approved as follows: - Ayes - Maxfi eld-Ideman-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the contract with Mr. Pendleton for mosquito control in the Tovn of Ithaca be renewed for the year 1952. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as folloN3:- Ayes - Maxfi eld- Hart sock-ldeman. Noes, 0. The following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsook:- WrHEREAS, pursuant to a resolution of this Board, adopted on January 5, 1950, the Supervisor executed and delivered to the Cayuga Heights band Corp,)ration a deed of a right of way for Highgate Road which had previously been conveyed to the Town by said Corporation; ALT I7HEREAS, Seettion 64, subdivision 2, of the iovm Law requires that•a resolution for the conveyance of real property be subject to a permissive referendum; RESOLVED, that the conveyance of the right of way for Highgate Road Extension to` Cayuga Heights band Corporation by deed dated January 5, 1950, recorded in Book 328 of Deeds at page 327, be and the same hereby is ratified and confirmed, and that the Tovm Clerk publish a notice of the adoption of this resolution, stating the purpose azd effect thereof, and that the same was adopted subject to a permissive referendum inaccordance with Article 7 of t he To= Law. Seco riled by Ju st ice Maxf field and--approv ed as f ollovrs :- Ayes-Hartsmk-Maxfi el d-Ideman . Noes 0. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and zaplaced on filed. Bills from I8 to 36 were presented. Moved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows: - Ayes - Hart sock-Maxf iel d- Ideman. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:30 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw - Clerk AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION THE ITHACA JOURNAL Mate of Xcfv Varfi, Tomphitts (9villitV, so.: --------- .......... being duly sworn, deposes and says, that She resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and that She is --------- .-to-okkeeper -------- ....... _--------------- of THE ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in haca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true �opy, was published in said paper ----------- I ----------_--------- ---------- .................. ...... Mar-Ch-25-li ------- 19-52 -------- --------------------- -------------------- and that the first publication of said notice was on the ------- 2-5th ------- day of ------March------------------ 19_52. 4 Lo ... ..... -------- fe ---- ................... Subscribed and sworn to before me, this ....... ... 96t.h ____day of __..March----------------------------------- 19.52- ------ . __...... Vblic. toiar C-,urty No. 55-7842400 MV Commission Expires March 30, 114, — ORDER FOR rUBLIC HEARING On Petition for Establishment of Water District, Town of Ithaca In the -Matter. of the Formation of a Water District in the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, to Ee— I-nOWn as Extension of East State Street Extension Water District, Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, 11 WHEREAS, a written petition dated .J . uly 12, I931, in due form and con- taining the required signatures has' been Presented to and filed with the' Town Board of the Town of Ithaca,; � Tompkins County, New York, for the, establishment of an Extension to a' Water District in said Town, to be bounded and described as follows: "ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEU! OF LAND situate, lying: and being iut the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County,4 New York, and more particularly de -I scribed as follows-. Beginning at ta; Point in the Town.Line between they 'Town of Ithaca and the Town of Dry-: den, where is it intersected by a line Parallel with ',and five hundred (500)j feet southwesterly from the center line, of the Slaterville Road (State Highway No. 79); thence southwesterly parallel with and five,hundred (500) feet south= westerly frorn the center line of the .Slaterville Road to a point ' in the, southerly boundary of the present Ease, State Street Extension Water District; thence northeasterly, southeasterly,' -easterly, northerly, westerly, northerly, northwesterly, and westerly along the southerly and easterly boundaries of the present East State Street Extension Water District to the southeasterly cor- ner of the City of Ithaca; thence north- erly along the easterly boundary of the City of Ithaca to a point 'where the said easterly boundary of the City of Ithaca is intersected by the -westerly Prolongation of the southerly boun- dary of the Extension of the East Ith- aca Water District, as duly -established by resolution of the Town Board of yIthaca, dated June 21. 1951* running ,thence easterly along said prolongation, land along the said -southerly boundary lot the.said Extension to the East Ith- aca 'Water District,995 feet or more ,to the west boundary of the right of way of tl abandoned E. C. & N.'lBranch of Th. Lehigh Valley- Railroad; !running thence northwesterly alcrng the ,west boundary- of said right of way. 1,140 feet more or less to the south boundary of the East Ithaca Water District as heretofore established in `1948thence northeasterly along the southerly boundary of the East Ithaca Water District extended. to a point in a line' parallel with and five hundred (500) feet e.asterly front the center line of Pine Tree Road: thence southerly parallel with and five hundred (500) feet distant easterly from the center line of the Phic Tree Road to a point In a line parallel witli and live hundred 1(500) feet northeasterly from uv? cen- ter line of the Slaterville Road; thence southeasterly parallel with and, five hundred (500) feet northeasterly; from the center line, of the Slaterville Road to the Town Line between the. Town of Ithaca and the Town of Dryden,* thence southerly along the Town Line between the Town of Ithaca and the Town of Dryden to the, point of be- nning; the most northerly boundary of the above described parcel runs parallel to land 300 feet southerly from' ,the southerly line of the Ellis Hollow 'Road. -AND WHEREAS, the Improvements proposed consist of the erection, con- struction and maintenance of a Crater system, to serve the said district, in - eluding water mains, distributing Pipes, hydrant--, pump stations, storage tanks, and all incidental equipment, including the acquisition'of the necessary lands and rights of way therefore, in ac- cordance with certain plans made a part of such petition and therefore adopted by this board and now'on file in the Office,of the Town -Clerk of the said Town, 'AND WHEREAS, the maximum amount- proposed to be expended for the improvement as stated in the said petition is the sunr, of $150M0.00,' it is hereby ORDERED, that a meeting of the Town Board of the said Town of Ithaca ,hall be held at the Supervisor's Office in the County Court House in the City. of Ithaca, Tompkins County. New York.' on the tenth day of April, 1952, at 7:30 o'clock in the evening of that'day, to consider the said petition and to bear all persons interested in the subject thereof, concerning the same, and for such other action on the part of said Town Board with relation to the said petition Is may be required by law or proper In tl;e premises. STATE OF NEW YORK s.s. COUNTY OF TOINIPICINS ' T, Ijaelicl T., liamhaw, Town Clerk of the Town of Ithaca. New York, do hereby certify that the foregoing is THE ITHACA iAliein{eu n s 49 ino f Auun >8Ab3A3 '80d SdOd All( 1V3G NDVf lVd SIH A8 4303H .W.V .51°OI lY iZ H D*d VW ,vcr*dn,jLvs 03S dnO NO *H% AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION! z t JOURNAL Pup) w� ,; tfate of Nefu vork, Tuutpkins Tonniu, ss.: _-_Patr1C11__ o_rr SSey_--__--------------being duly sworn, deposes and says, that She resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and that She is ---------- b-o-okkSepSr---------------------------- '—of TIIE ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in haca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true �opy, was published in said paper ............................................................ ................................... ---................................. and that the first publication of said notice was on the ._..--2.5th.----.. day of ..... March _-------------_............. .19- 52. -!.. !":'... . .......................... Subscribed and sworn to before me, this ._--..-.-.-26t.......................day of .... March ........... ------------------ ---- 19.52— r� t61e, of Ne,tw Yoik Notar blic. . ,s t,c,o'y No. 55-78Q2400 MY Commission Expirat March 30s 04'- a true and correct copy of a resolution duly adopted by the Town Board of the said Town of Ithaca at a regular meeting of said Board held at the Coun- ty Court House in the City of Ithaca, N.Y., on the,6th day "of March, 1952, as the same appears in the minutes of said meeting which are on file in my office and the whole of said reso- lution. I also certify that the members of, the Torun Boardpresent at said meeting were: harry N.,Gordon, Su- pervisor: Fred Hartsock, Justice of the Peace; T. B, Mali id, Justice of the Peace, and George Zeman, councilman; that said resolution was duly made, seconded, and carried by unauimous rote of the members present. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal of the said Town of Ithaca, this 22nd day of Alarch, 1952. RACHEL T. IIANSHAw Town Clerk Town of Ithaca Posted Burns Rd & Slaterville Rd. 6oroas from Dr. Thurber Is house Corner Honness Lane & Slaterville Rds• John Marion's corner Corner_ Pine Tree & Ronness Lane $-4t I-4. :ASTER E �.H* ON OUR SEC, ISATURDA) MARCH 2 AT 10:15A.M. HELPED BY HIS PAL; JACK DEAI LLY POPS FOR EYERYk i unny our at j 3 i naturallyl; 172 March 6 1952 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House on March 6, 1952 at 5:00 P.M. Members present:- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justic-es, F. R. Hartsock, T. B. Maxfi eld - Councilman, Go W. Ideman. Also present were Highway Sept . Harry Baker - Attorneys Byoucous & Newman. Present also were representatives of Coddington Rd. stater Dist. Also present Anthony Caracche. Absent L. E. Chase. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. A letter from State traffic Control prohibiting parking on Judd Falls Road was read and filed. A letter from Attorney Meckenberg in regard to the water flour from the Wilcox property was read and filed.. 32r. Caraeche applied to. the Tom Board for permission to construct an antenna line across the Spencer,Road at a point approximately opposite the properties of Mrs. Paul Behrendt and Carl Root, and another antenna line across the said road approximately opposite the properties of William Hollenbeck and Gilbert Andrews for the aaoomnodati on .of telivision users on said road. It was Moved by Justice Maxfield that a public hearing on said application will be held in the Sutervi sar's rooms of the County Court House at $:00 P.M. on .April 10th, 1952, at which time and place all persons desiring to be heard for or against the application will be heard. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows:- Ayes - Maxfield-ldemau-Hartsoak. Hoes 0. Attorney Neviman representing the Coddington Road rater District presented a petition for the formation of a water district to be known as the Coddington Rater District. The following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock:- Whereas a written petition dated March S. 1952, has been presented .to the Tom Board of the Town of Ithaca, requesting that a water district be established in that portion of the Tom of Ithaca, boundod and described as f ollows:- Commencing at a point in the south line of the South Hill Water District at the port of intersection of the east line of the Danby Road with the north line of the right of way of the D.L.&7. M. middle track; thence easterly along the north line of said right of way, being also along the south boundary of the South Hill Cater District, to the east line of Hudson Street; thence southerly along the east line of Hudson Street to the south line of the said D.L.&W.RR right of way;thence southeasterly along the curve of the south line of the said right of way to its intersection with the north boundary of the lauds of H. B. MacHamee; said boundary being also the south boundary of the Ithaca Land Company tract; thence west along said boundary line to the northwest corner of the MacNamee lands; thence south along the west boundary of t he MaeNamee lands to the south line of the right of way of the D.L.&C.RR. upper track; thence southeasterly along the south line of said right of way 1500 feet; thence daze so nth to the northwest, boundary of the lands of phillip A. rind. Mary R. MacEachron; thence southwesterly along said boundary to a point 400 feet from the east line of the Coddington Road, measured along said boundary; thence southeasterly on a lino parallel with the east line of the Coddington Road and 400 feet distant easterly therefrom, to the south boundary of the MwEachron Tanis; thence southwesterly along said boundary and a prolongation thereof to the west line of the. Coddington Road at its point of intersection with the west lira of the Troy Road; thence south along the west Lida of the Troy Road 1900 feet more or less to the southeast corner of the lands of James A. and Ruth B. Lacy; thence west along the south boundary of the Lacy lands 1089 feet to the southwest corner of said lands; thence north 402.6 feet; thence east 528 feet; thence northeasterly along the west boundary of the Lacy lauds to a point 400 feet distant from the west line of . the Coddington Road measured at right angles from such west line; thence northwesterly on a line parallel with, the west line of the Coddington Road and 400 feet distant westerly therefrom to a point opposite the point of intersection of the west line of the Coddington Road with the south line of the Danby-Coddington crossroad; thence northwesterly. westerly and southwesterly on a line parallel with the south line ofsaid Danby-Coddington crossroad and 400 feet distant southerly therefrom to a point in said, line which is also 400 feet distant easterly from the east line of the Danby Road; thence, southwesterly on a line parallel with the east line of t tA3 Danby Road and 400 feet distant easterly therefrom to the north boundary of the lands belonging to the Ithaca College; thence east along the north boundary of Ithaca College lands to the northeast corner thereof; thence southwesterly along the east boundary of the lthaoa College lands 2086 feet/to a point in said boundary 300 feet north of the south boundary of said lands; thence east on a line parallel with the south boundary of Ithaca College lapis 300 feet;thence southwesterly on a line parallel with the east boundary of the Ithaca College lands 300 feet 173 � ���:�� tin to the north of :Lands of . Herbert N. Monkmeyer; thence west along the north boundary of "id Monkmeyer and the south boundary of the Ithaca College lands 936 feet to the northeast corner of lands of John B and Estella P. Hill; thence in a general southerly direction following along the east _boundaries of the lands of John B. and Estella P. Hill, Keith G. and R. H. Thompson, Sam and E. K. Matyehak, Frederick ani E. E. Matychak, H. N. Monkmeyer, Edward F. Bennett, Gretta D. Dalley, and Homer H. and Alta M. Palmer to the southeast corner of said Palmer lands; thence westerly along the south boundary of said Palmer lands and a prolongation thereof to the west line, of .t he Danby Road; thence northerly along the west line of the Danby Road to the south boundary of the lands of John H. Kelly;thence westerly along the south boundary of the Kelly lands 400 feet to the southwest corner thereof;thence northerly along the west boundary of the Kelly lands 140 feet to the south boundary of the lands of the Ithaca College; thence west along the south boundary of Ithae4 College lands 1000 feet; thence northerly on a line parallel with the west line of the Danby Road and 1400 feet distant west therefrom to the south boundary of lands of the -Morse Chain Company; thence east along the said south boundary 1100 feet; thence northerly on a line parallel with the west line of the Danby Road and 300 feet distant west therefrom to the southwest corner of the South Hill Water District; thence east along the south boundary of the South Hill Water District 350 feet more or less to the east line of the Danby Road; thence southerly along the east line, of the Danby Road to the place of beginning. AND WHIE EAS it is proposed in and by said petition that the Toun Board be authorized to construct a water system in the proposed district with all necessary water mains, distributing pipes, hydrants and reservoirs; and that the maximum amount proposed to be expended for such improvement is �4200,000.00; NOW THEREFORE; it is resolved and hereby ordered that a meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca be held in the Supervisor's Room at the County Coar t House in the City of Ithaca, New York, on the tenth day of April, 1952, at 8:00 P.M. to consider the said petition and to hear all persons interested in the subject thereof conceriting the same and for such other action on the part of the said Tom Board with relation to the said petition as may be required by Law. AND BE IT,FURTHER RESOLVED that this order be entered in the. minutes of the proceedings and that a copy thereof certified by the Toni Clerk be published once in the Ithaca Journal and that copies thereof be posted conspicuously in five public places within the proposed District in accordance with the provisions of Section 193 of the Town Law. Seconded by Councilman Idemaa and approved as follows:- Ayes- Hartsock-Ideman-Maxfield. hoes Q. Attorney Byoaoous representing the Extension of East StateaStreet Extension Water District, presented a petition for the formation of a Water District to be known as the Extension of East State Street Extension Water District. The following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock:- WHEREAS, a written petition dated July 22, 1951, in due form and containing the required signatures has been presented to and f filed with the To= Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, Nev York, for the establish- ment of an Extension to a Water District in said Tom, to be bounded and described as follows: ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate, lying and being in the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point in the Town Line between the Town of Ithaca and the Torn of Dryden, where it is intersected by a line parallel with the five hundred (506) feet southerwesterly from the center line of the Slaterville Road (State Highway No. 79); thence northwesterly parallel with the five hundred (500) feet southerwesterly from the center line of the Slaterville Road to a point in the southerly boundary of the present East State Street Extension Water District; thence northeasterly, southeasterly, easterly, northerly, westerly, northerly, northwesterly, and westerly along the azsutherly and easterly boundaries of the present East State Street Extension Rater District to the southeasterly corner of the City of Ithaca; thence northerly along the easterly boundary of the City of Ithaca to a point where the said easterly boundary of the City of Ithaca is intersected by the westerly prolongation of the southerly boundary of the Extension of the East Ithaca Water District, as duly established by resolution of the Town Board of Ithaca, dated jhi6 21, 1951; running thence easterly along said prolongation, and along the said southerly boundary of the said Extension to the East Ithaca Water District, 995 feet or more to the -west boundary of the right of gray of the abandoned E.C.& N. Branch of the Lehigh Valley Railroad; running thence northwesterly along the west boundary of said right of way, 1140 feet more or less to the south boundary pf the East Ithaca Water District as heretofore established AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION THE ITHACA. JOURNAL ,5tute of Wdu "Pu it, `CZamphitts (9011ntg, ss.: Patricia Morrissey .................. .-being duly sworn, deposes and says, that She resides in Ithaca, County and -State aforesaid and that She is ............ho.o ke.eper................ ,�.of THE ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in thaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true opy, was published in said paper-•---------•-•----........................................... March...25.------ 1.95Z..................................................................... .... and that the first publication of said notice was on the ....__.2.5th...... day Of ...... March .......... ..................... 19..52. ----------------------- Subscribed and sworn to before me, this ................. 26t.h..__........... day of ....... Mar-ch............ ------------------- 19.52... M1 y r; Pu `c, State cif %tew orb Notary PVue. ^ liR3 aunty into. 55�7E42400 / gffidgllon Expires March A t� ORDER FOR 1117ItL1C IIEARINO F On Petition for Establishment of f R'ater District, Town of Ithaca ;In the flatter of the Formation of j a Water District in the Town of Ith- aca. Tompkins County, New York. to Be Known as Coddington Water Dis- trict. "Whereas a written petition dated March 5, '1952, has . been presented to the Town Board of the Town of Ith- 4aca, requesting that a -water district be established in -that portion of the Town of Ithaca, bounded and described as follows: 'Commencing at a point in the south ,dine of the South Bill water District at the point of intersection of the east 'line of the Danby Road with the north ;lino of the right of way of the D. L. & ,W. R. R. middle track; 'thence easterly along the north line.,of said right of ,way, being also along the south boun- dary of the South Hill -water District, to the east line of Ifudson Street' thence southerly along the east line of Hudson Street to the south line of the said D. L. & W. R. R. ri* of way; )thence southeasterly along tfia curve of the south line of the said right of way to its intersection with the north boun- dary of the lands of H. B, DlacNamee; said boundary ' being also' the south boundary of the Ithaca Land Company tract; thence -vest along said boundary line to the northwest corner of t.be rilacNamee lands; thence south along the -vest boundary of the MacNaluee glands to the south line of the right of :way of the D. L. & W. R. R. upper track; thence southeasterly along the, south line of said right of way 1,500 feet; thence due south to the northwest boundary of the lands of Phillip A. and 11lary R. 'MacEachron; thence .southwesterly along said boundary to a point 400 feet from the cast line of the Coddington.Road, measured along said boundary; thence southeasterly on a line parallel with the east line of the Coddington Road and 400 feet distant' easterly therefrom, to the south boun-11 dary of the 11lacEachron lands; thence' southwesterly along said boundary,and) a prolongation thereof to the -rest line of the Coddington Road at its point of intersection -with the west line of the ;Troy Road; thence south along the 'west line of the Troy Road 1,900 feet mare or less to the southeast corner of the lands of James A. and Ruth B. ♦Lacy*' thence west along the youth) sboundary of• the Lacy lands 1,0S9 feet .to the southwest corner of said lands' thence north 402,6 feet; thence east 528 feet; thence, northeasterly along (the west boundary of the Lacy lands ito a point 400 feet distant from the west line of the Coddington Road meas- ured at right angles from, -.Ruch west line; thence northwesterly on a line parallel with the west line of the Cod- dington Road and 400 feet distant westerly therefrom to a point opposite the point of intersection of the west line of the'Coddington Road with the -south line' of the Danby-Coddington crossroad; thence northwesterly, west- erly and southwesterly on a line paral- lel with the south line of said Danby- Coddington crossroad and 400 feet dis- tant southerly therefrom to a point in said line which Is also 400 feet distant easterly from the east line of the Danby Road; thence southwesterly on a line ,parallel with the east line of the Danby Road and 400 feet distant easterly therefrom to the north boundary of the lands belonging to Ithaca College; thence east alongthenorth boundary of Ithaca College lands to the northeast corner thereof; thence- southwesterly along the east boundary of the -Ithaca College lands 2,086-feet to a point in said boundary 300 feet north. of the south boundary of said lands; thence east on a line parallel with the south boundary of Ithaca College lands ,'T feet; thence southwesterly on a Iine parallel with the east boundary of the Ithaca College lands 300 feet to the north boundary of lands of Herbert, N: Itlonkemeyer; thence west along the north boundary of said Dlonkemeyer and the south boundary of the Ithaca College lands 936 feet to the northeast corner of lands of John B. and Estelle P. Hill; thence in a general southerly direction following along the east boun- daries of the lands of -John D. and Estelle P. Hill, Keith G. and R. H. Thompson, Sarin and E. K. 2latychak, Frederick and E.'E. 11latychak, M.N. ° itlonkemeyer, Edward F. Bennett, Greta D. Dailey, and Isomer H. and Alta M. Palmer to the southeast corner off said Palmer lands; thence westerly alone the south boundary of said .Palmer lands and a prolongation thereof to the west line of the Danby Road; thence northerly along the west line of the Danby Road to the south boundary of lands of John H. Kelly; thence wester ly along the south boundary of the Kelly lands 400 feet to the southwest corner thereof;'tbence northerly plong the west boundary of the Kelly lands 140 feet to the south,boundary of the lands of Ithaca College; thence west along the south boundary of Ithaca Cot- lege lands 1,000 feet; thence northerly! on a line parallel l with the -vest line! of the Danby Road and 1,400 feet dis-i tant _west therefrom to the south boun-I dary of lands of the Morse Chain Com-' pany; thence east along the said south boundary, 1,100 •feet; thence north- erly on a line parallel -with the west line of the Danby Road and 300 feet distant west therefrom to the south- west corner of the South Hilt Water District; thence east along the south boundary of the South Hill Water Dis- trict 250 feet more or less to the east line of the.. Danby,.Road; thence southerly along the east line of the Danby Road to the place of beginning.; "-ND- WHEREAS it is proposed in, and by said petition that the Town; Bcard be authorized to construct ai water system in the proposed district!, with all. necessary, -water mains, dis tributing pipes, hydrants and reser-' voirs; and that the maximum amount proposed to be expended for such im- provement is '200.000: "NOW TIIEREFORE, it Is resolved'. and hereby ordered that a meeting off the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca; be held in the ,SUnerviSOr`5 •Rooms at the County Court House in the City off Ithaca, New York. on the tenth day, of April, 1952, at 8:00 p.m. to consider; the said petition and to bear -.all persons Interested in the subject thereof con-1 cerning the same and for such other, action on the part of the said Town', Board with relation to the said petition' as may be reouired by law. i 'AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this order be entered in the min- utes of the proceedings and that a copy thereof certified by the Town Clerk be ,published once In The Ithaca Journal ,and that. copies thereof I)e .posted conspicuously ip ,rive public places (within the nrol>oscd District in ac- cordance with the provisions of See- tion 193 of the. Town Law." STATE OF NEW YORK 1 } s.s. COUNTY OF TOAIPKINS' J I, Rachel T. 41fanshaw, Town Clerk: of the Town of Ithaca,' do hereby cer-' tify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy ofn ,a resolution duly adopt-. ed by the TowBoard of the said Town 'Of Ithaca at a regular meeting -of said ,Board held at the County Court House In the City of Ithaca, New York, on Itlle sixth day of March, 1952, ns tine same appears in the minutes of said (meeting which are on file in my Office and Of the whale of said resolution. I Wso certify that the members of the Town Board present at said meeting were: Ilarry N., Gordon, Supervisor; Fred' Ilartsock, Justice of the Peace; T. B, Maxfield, Justice of the Peace. and George.Ideman, Councilman; that ;the said resolution was offered by Jus- tice Ilartsocic, seconded by Council- man' Ideman, and carried by unani- mous vote of the members present. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the said Town of Ithaca this loth day, of March, 1952. R.iCIIEI, T, HANSIIAW Town Clel'l:, Town of Ithaca . #MapetiA' }uoa}: ut jaaM sty} -lie .66a . ay} • aas ueo no jt, * • - t )I`v'H 11I.M. 3, 3-HjL.___: �i uSM tii4 ..- .F . L:P. 10 AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATI4 a W t:�i • .i THE ITHACA JOURNAL . U ' }` State of �Kefu Vorl:, `tZontphitts @ionntg, ss.. Patricia Morrissey --------------------------- being duly sworn, deposes y :: and says, that She resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and >::. that She is ----------- b4Qkke-epE'_r--------------------------- �-of THB ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in �`'""�'n_ 4 f s ~ ^ T . :: �"•. � x:.Gis{-r:.tiiti:a•5�..;.x.:::::::v. tv]v�v::W:A �uq 'uzux!?oxd agj uaq} aauig [thaca aforesaid and that a notice of which the annexed is a true �, sluatu • > > �jaudap dxuliljtu aaxtl}`agj 3a gpua a3 paleaoll-a uaaq anuq-?Iaaeas =opy, was published in said paper.............................................................. az Bans #o suaxe patuap-HOM ' isu2isap 4uauoduioa puu saipnls: .--.Ma -c—h ..2 . 195 ....__.... �alltutl papuaurtuoaax aallituuzoa : 1 not eui' x000 joj piuoq uatudolaAap . puu' iawasax aqi .................... _..----------------•....._......................................................................... o salissiux paping uo aallituuzoa all of pauBisse uaaq seq aotAxas ;.tullliux.gaua �q dllunprAipui Ino and that the first publication of said notice was on the .._.... .2-5th..__- aaixxua llulaq suM gaighi, utua2oxd ,1o1110A alillalus g#xua etld,,#" " day of ...... March ................................. 19--5.2. :plus li # asua�ap �o,xxulaxaas aqj 10 ;xod ax pt6Tl ag; ut gdux2uxud al2uis ---- --- --- --------- -- ---•-- : suhs, dlsnoixas uapi allltalus ag; upiel axata saijixoq}nu �jujgjtu • Subscribed and sworn to before me, this .......... -------26th..__-__.-------day 'n juq; axnsolasi.1 agy. . •�stl of ....... Piar-ch.................. 19.12... ualas sa'auoisiA U jo, umap auti; axuds u flaxatu jou st sig; Ing '13W 'alIlAslunH..' �/�� ^. luuasxy auo;spa-a ;u quatudolari t-- -'- ------- al? alissiuz papa ao a}aazip je3. $E.jst�e Pu' 'c State 6f tve4- 0or� Notary Pu C. - 46 7G."ipp- Iir§ vnty No. w-7&$2400 j_eA) Es+xm1§$1on Expires h{nrch lia -- tl Posted Millers corner - Danby Rd. • Ithaca College lands - Danby Rd'• Polling Place 73 - Coddington Rd., Tagliavento Grocery - Coddington •Rd. in front of Dewolf,'s house Ot ., time dream'ot a visionary scien• tist. The first disclosure that . U.S military authorities were takin4 the satellite idea seriously was i single paragraph in the 1948 re� port of the secretary of defense It said: . "The earth satellite vehicle program which .was being carrle� out individually by each militar, service has been, assigned to tht . committee_ on guided missiles a. the research: and development board for coordination ... Thi committee recommended limitec studies and.' component designs. Weil -defined areas of such re: searcli have been: allocated tc each of the three military depart, . ments." Since • then' the program ha: k:;{+n...:::{.F+"r'.:'t:.r???Q'jii:nry}4.i+}•K'rv....n•.ti v�.v:..+S }fF r?e r •7_ M r i a- n•t 1 c t; .. t THE E WILL HATC 174 In 1948; thence northeasterly along the southerly boundary, of the East Ithaca Water District extended to a point in a line parallel with and five hundred (500) feet easterly from the center line of Pine Tree Road; thence southerly parallel with and five hundred (500) feet distant easterly from the center line of the Pine Tree Road to a point in a line parallel with and five hundred (500) feet northeasterly from the center line of the Slaterville Road; thence southeasterly parallel with and five hundred(500) feet north- easterly from the center of the Sla.terville Road 'to the Taxn line between; the Town of Ithaca and the Town of Dryden; thence southerly along the Town Line between the Tom of Ithaca and t he Town of Dryden to the point of beginning; the most northerly boundary of the above described parcel runs parallel to and 300 feet, southerly from the Southerly line of. the Ellis Hollow Road. AND WHEREAS, the improvements proposed consist of the erection, construction and mainteiiaee of a water system, to serve the said district, including water mains, distributing pipes, hydrants, pump stations, storage tanks, and all incidental equipment, including the acquisition of the necessary lands and rights of way therefore, in accordance with certain pland zwde a part of such petition and heretofore adopted by this board and new on file in the Office of the Town Clerk of the said Town; AND WHEREAS, the maximum amount proposed to be expended for the improvement as stated in the said petition is the sum of $1500000,00, it is hereby ORD.,r,Wf that a meeting of the Tovrn Ba rd of the said Tovm of Ithaca shall be bald at the Supervisorts Rooms in the County Court House in the City of It Tompkins County, New York, on the tenth day of ,April, 1952, at 7:30 o'clock in the evening of that day, to consider the said petition and to hear all persons interested in the subject thereof, concerning the same, and for such other action on the part of said Town'Board w16 relation to the laid petition as may. be required by law or proper in the premises. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows: Ayes, Hartsock-Ideman-Maxfield. Noes Moved by Justice Maxfield that the names of the roads in a book drawn by Carl Crandall and f iled with the Tom Clerk be accepted and the To= Clerk shall notify the County Clerk, the Post Office, Board of .Assessors, County Highway Superintendent, as required by Laq, Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows;- Ayes - Maxfield-Ideman-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Ideman that the Highway Superintendent be authorized to purchase a clam attachment not to exceed p700.00. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as f ollows:- Ayes - ldema,n-Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. Bills from #.37 to # 45.were presented. Moved by Justice Maxfield these bills be .paid. Seconded by Councilman Idemau and, approved as follows:- Ayes - Maxfield-Ideman--Hartsock. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:45 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Tom Clerk. 175 April 10 1952 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, April 10, 1952 at 5:00 P.M. Members present:- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock .-Councilman, L. E. Chase, G. W. Ideman. Also present were. Highway Superintendent, H. U. Baker: C. H. Newman, Attorney - Anthony Caracche - and residents of the Old Spencer Road. The minutes of the previous meeting were_ read arni approved. Mr. Hamilton, Attorney, representing Otto Schoenfeld, asked that the Town extend a roadway to a house now order construction. No action taken. The matter of giving permission to Anthony Caracche to construct an antenna line across the Old Spencer Road for televisions users was discussed,, in a. public hearing. Proof of publicati on for this hearing was presented. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Ideman:- WHEREAS, pursuant to, resolution of this Board adopted on March 6, 1952, a public hearing has been held after due notice as required by lawupon the application of Anthony Caracche for permission to construct'L as antenna line - across Spencer Road at a point approximately opposite the properties of Mrs..Paul Behrendt and Carl Root, and another antenna line across the said road approximately opposite the properties of William Hollenbeck and Gilbert Andrews, for the accommodation of television users on said road, and no nne having appeared at said hearing in opposition to said application; RESOLVED, that the said application be granted upozi the following conditions: That the said lines shall each consist of not more than two strands of ,steel wire not more than 61f apart, all parts of which shall be at least 16' above the surface of the road; that this permission shall be revocable at any time upon 30 days written notice to said Anthony Caracche or to his successor in the_.ownership of said lines, and shall in any event expire on the 31st day of March., 1957 mhless renewed_ by this Board prior to that date upon application pursuant to subdivision 7 Section 64 of the Tbsn Law, and with the approval of the County Highway Superintendent. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes- Ideman-Hartsock-Maxfield-Cbase. Noes 0. The case of the Sullivan Property was discussed, and it was agreed that some action should be taken, to dispose of the'same. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Chase: - RESOLVED, this loth day of April, by the Taan Board of the Town of Ithaca, as follows: Section i. The specific object for .which the obligation authorized by this resolution is -to be issued,is the extension and installation of water mains on Cayuga He Road in the Cayuga Heights Water District, the performance of which has been authorized by this Board. . . Section 2. The maximum cost of such work is 44,o5O. The plan -for financing of the same. is by the payment of 4550. or as much thereof as maybbe necessary, from current funds chargeable to the Cayuga Heights Water District, and by the issuance of capital, notes aggregating 43.500., the principal and interest of which will be raid out of taxes levied upon the taxable real . property of the Cayuga Heights 'Water District. Section 3. It is hereby determined that the purpose for which such notes are to be issued falls within subdivision 1 of Section 1100 of the local Finance Law, ant that. the period of probable usefulbess therein specified is forty years. J. Section 4. The.,propolsed maturity of the capital notes hereby authorized will not be in excess of f ive years. The principal sum -.of -3500. shall mature and be payable in two equal installments of $1750. each, the first of which installments shall be payable on February 1, 1953, and the second which shall tie payable on February 1, 1954, except that the privilege of paying all or snyUpart of the saw In advance of maturity is hereby reserved. The said notes shall bear interest at a rate not exceeding two and one-half per centum (*%) per anum, and' the interest shall be payable at the time of the maturity of each installment . Section 5. The said notes shall be executed in the rams of the Town of Ithaca by the Supervisor, sealed *1th the corporate seal of said town and attested by the . To :sin _C le ri.. They shall be sold at -private sale by the Supervisor at a prdee of not less than par value and accrued interest, if any, and the proceeds of sale shall be applied solely for the purpose aforesaid. Section 6. The full faith and credit of the Tarn of Ithaca, Nev York are hereby pledged to the punctual payment of the principal of and interest on said notes. An amount sufficient to pay the principal of the first installment and interest AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION THE ITHACA JOURNAL p State of �Kiafu Var1i, ZIIII phins (90,Mt}l' so.: Patricia Morrissey ___ _ ___________being duly sworn, deposes -------------------------------------------------- and says, that She resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and that She is........_._bOOkkeepel"------------------------------- of Tim ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in µ Itl laca aforesaid, and that a notice, of which the annexed is a true oPy� was published in said paper ------------- ----------------------------------•------------- .... ... Apx"il...4.,-1. 52----------------_-..-------.......----............-.................. and that the first publication of said notice was on the ------- 4tYl_________ day of -------- April__._ 19__Sz. ----------------------- Subscribed and sworn to before'me;.tfiis______:___f.:__t+__________________------ day ----. 195 2 , ,vatwry Public, S to a#lVewYorllV'Otary blic. ampklns Caun '�{a, 53-7$42400 �Y Comm►ssloo Expires March �7, 19,.E NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING WHEREAS ANTHONY CARACCHE of Ithaca, New York, ha.s applied to the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca for permission to construct an antenna line across the SpeileVr Road at a point approximately opposite the properties of -Mrs. Paul Behrends and Carl Root and another antenna line across the said road approximately opposite the properties of William Iloilenbeck and Gilbert Andrews for the accommodation of YeIerision users on said road. TAKE NOTICE .that a public hear- ing on said. application will be held in the Supervisors' Rooms of the. County Courthouse at the corner of Tioga and Court Streets in the City of Ithaca, New York, at 5:00 p.m, on the tenth day of April, 1932, at which time and place a21 persons desiring to be heard for or against the application kill be heard. ltfarch 6..1952. Town Board, Town of Ithaca RACHEL T. HANSIIAw. Town Clerk 176 on the. total amount,, outstanding shall be included, in the. annual budget of the said town.for the. year 1953, .and an amount, sufficient to pay the principal of the second installment and the interest on the outstanding balance shall be included in the annual budget of said town for the year 1964, and all such -amounts shal l be levied against the taxable property of the Cayuga Heights Water District. Section 7. This resolution shall take effect immediately. Seconded by Justice Maxf ielli and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase, Maxf IQd,Ideman,;'Hartsock. Noes 0. The numbering of the houses in the Town outside the Village of Cayuga Heights will proceed without delay. The Supervisor is authorized to have xhis work comple ted. Moved by Justice Maxfielhn Turk be appointed Constable for the Town of Ithaca, to be compensated ee and mileage as prescribed by Law. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as f oll ows :- Maxf ie ld-Ideman-Cha se - Hart so ck . Noes 0. The Town Agreements for Highway expenditures were presented and accepted by signing. Claims from 46 to 10 were presented. Moved by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as f ollous:- Ayes - Chase-Hartsock- Ideman-Maxfield. Noes 0. The report of the Comptroller's report was presented, accepted and placed, on file. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. Adjournment was taken until 7:30 P.M. The public hearing on the Mitdisionnof the East State St. Ext. Water District was called to order at 7:30,Poll. Proof of publication and posting were presented. Present were residents of the proposed district, Attorney Byoucous, Engineer Ewig of the Losier Co. Enos Pyle, Attorney, 'represea tin,g Tyler, of the Eastwood section asked that they be not included in the w7ater District. All others present were favorable. Due to the City considering the Tyler application for annexation, the following resolution was offered by Justice Maxf ie ld that the matter of the East. of the East State Ext. Water District be laid on the table until the next meeting. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes-baxfield-Chase-Hartsock-Ideman.No Q. The public hearing on the formation of a water district to be known as the Coddington Water District was called to ordef at 8:00 P.M. Proof of publication and posting were presented. Attorney Newman representing the district stated that 75 % of the residents had signed the petition and. 64 % of the assessed valuation. Mr. Becker stated that if the Ithaca College built the percentage would be higher. He also stated that the benefit be interpretated on a split basis, that is the equipment etc. on assessment basis and the mains on front footage basis. All present being favorable to the establishment of the water district, the following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsoc.k:- IT IS HEREBY FOUND A10 DETERMINED AND ORDERED (a) That the petition is signed and acknowledged or proved as required by law, and is otherwise sufficient; (bj That all the property and property owners within the propsed district are benefited thereby; (a) That all the preperty and property owners benefited are included within. the 1i4A s2hfit t MTER 4bi*ict#nterest to grant in whole the relief sought; A C, that the establishment of a water district upon the terms and conditions set forth in the said petition be and hereby is approved by this. Board. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows: - Ayes - Hartsock-Maxfield-Ideman-Chase. Noes Co. The motion to adjourn was unanimous at 9:15 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk 177 May 1 1952 The To;vn. Board of theh Town ,of Ithaca met at the Court Rouse, Thursday, May 1, 1952. at Members present:- H. N. Gordon, Supervisor - Justices, T. B. Maxfield- F. R. Hartsook - Councilman, G. W. Ideman. Absent L. E. Chase, Councilman. Also present were Attorneys Newman and Byoucous. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. A petition for the establishment of a .water district to be known as the Extension of East State Street Extension Water District in th e�Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins, and State of New York, pursuant to artiole.yof the Town .Law, with the necessary plan and map attached thereto having been presented to this Board on the 6th day of March, 1952; and this Board having on said day adopted an order and entered the same An the monutes of its proceedings, reciting in general terms the filing of such petition, the boundaries of the proposed di strict, the improvements proposed, the ma�cimum amount proposed to -be expended for, the improvement as stated in the petition, and specifying the tuna when and place where the said Board would meet to consider the petition and to hear all persons interested in the subject thereof concerning the same, -and the said order certified by . the Town Clerk having been published in the Ithaca Journal., on the 25th day of Starch, 1952, and copies thereof have .been posted conspiououbly .in five public places within the proposed district in the manner required by law; and a public hearing pursuant to said order having taken place at the time and place specified in said order; and the petitioners having appeared on said application by Janes V. Byoucous, Esq., their attorney, and Enos A. Pyle, attorney at law, Ithaca New Yo&, in behalf of himself and Franc Tyler, having appeared in opposition thereto ani all objections having been to the inclusion of the lands owned by said Enos A*. Pyle and said•Frank Tyler in said proposed water district, and due consideration having been given to the petition and to all matters presented at such hearing, and to the objections made as aforesaid, now upon motion of George W. Ideman, seconded by T. B. Maxfield, IT IS HEREBY FOUND, DETERMINED AID OBDMM _(a) The the petition is signed ani acknowledged or proved as required by law,. ani is otherewise sufficient; (b) That all the property and property owners within the proposed district are benefited thereby; (c) That all the property and property owners benefited are -included within the limits of the proposed district; (d) That it is in the public interest to grant in whole the relief sought; AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the establishment of a water district upon the terms.ani conditions set forth in the said petition be and hereby is approved by this Board, at a regular meeting thereof duly called ani held on this date. Ayes - Ideman=Maxfield-Hartsmk. Noes 0. The matter of the Sullivan property was discussed. A letter from David Flavin in regard to speed limit on the Pine Tree Road was read. Moved by Councilman Ideman that the Supervisor be authorized to inquire of the State Traffic Control as -to the replacing of Stop ssigns at the juncture of -Judd Falls Rd. and Pine Tree Road with the Ellis Hollow Road and a survey be made on the speed limit of the said roads. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Ideman-Hartsock-Maxfield. Noes 0. The Supervisor's report was read and fi led2 Claims from #71 to 84. were presented. Moved by Justice Maxfield these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Rartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Maxfield-Hartsock-Ideman. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn at 6:15 PX. was unanimous. Rac he 1 T. Hanshaw-Town Clerk. 178 June 5 1952 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court douse, . Thursday, June 5, 1952 at 5:00 P.M. Members present:- H. N..Gordon, Supervisor -,Justices, T. B. Maxfield - F. R. Hartsock, Councilmen, L. E. Chase - George R. Ideman. Also present were Harry Baker, Town Supt. of Highways - Charles Newman:, Attorney, and a large delegation of Town residents in regard to numbering and naming roads in the Town. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. A petition from residents of Lake Road asking that the mama be changed to East Shore Drive was filed. A petition from residents of Town Line Road asking the name of Sheffield Road left in that name., was filed. Representatives of Floral Ave..Extension hskedliodhave that road be called* Five Mile Drive. . Representatives from King Road asked that the name King Road east and King Road West, be substituted for Tremand Lake Road aid King Schoolhouse Road. Representatives from the Sincebaugh Road asked to have that road called Ridgecrest Road, and Catherine Rd be called Blackstone. Ave. After some discussion, it was moved by Justice Maxfield these names be approved. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows:- Ayes - Maxfield-Ideman-Chase-Hartsock. Noes 0. The bond of Constable John Turk was presented. Moved by . Councilman Chase this bond be approved. Seconded by Justice Maxfield. and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase-Maxfield-Hartsock-Ideman. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that Supervisor, H. N.- Gordon be authorised to attend the welfare conference in Geneva June 29 to July 2. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:0 Ayes - Chase Hartsock-Maxfield-Ideman, Noes 0. Attorney fireman was prasent to explain' about the Town, acceptance of apiece of land on Highgate Rd. Moved . by Just ice Maxfield th4t the Town accept a(S ft. strip of road on the east side of Highgate, from the south line on Military lot # 89, northerly, narrowing to a point where Highgate Road turns west and becomes 50 ft. wide, and further appr8ves acceptance of deeds when offered to a similar 16 ft. strip from the south line of Lot # 89 to the Parkway. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows:-Ayes-Maxfield-Ideman-Chase-Hartsock. Noes 0. The Supervisor's report was read and placed on file. Claims from # 85 to 95 were presented. Moved by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows: - Ayes - Chas e- Hart sock-Maxfi e]d-Ideman. Noes 0. 1 _ The Sullivan estate have sued for the return of house bought on a tax sale. Motion to adjourn was unanimous at 7:15 P,M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Tovn Clerk. 179 July 10 1952 The Town Board of the Town 6f Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, July 10, 1952 at 5:00 P.M. Members present:- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, T. B. Maxfieid- F. R. Hartsock: Councilmen, L.• E. Chase -George W. Idernan. Also present were Harry U. Baker, H'way Supt. and C. H. Ne-,=an, Att'y and R. Foote. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Mr. Foote appeared before the Board and asked that the King R. West be changed to Treman Lake Rd. After consideration the matter was laid on the table. A letter from State Traffic. Control, limiting speed on the Ellis Hollow Road near Vetsburg was read and filed. An agreement between Cornell University and the Forest Home eater District in regard to meter for that district was read and placed on file. Residents of Lackawana Ave have asked the name be changed to Kendall Ave. Moved by Councilmen Chase this change be made. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as f ollows:- Ayes-Chase-Hartsock-Maxfield-Idemaa . Noes 0. The Supervisor is authorized to conta6t the State Tax Commission to see if personnel is available to make an appraisal of the Town of Ithaca property valuations. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. Bills from #96 to Ill were presented. Moved by Justice Maxfield. these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Chase ani approved as f ollows:- Ayes Maxfield-Chase-Ideman-Hart sock. Noes 0. I -lotion to adjourn was unanimous at 5:55 P.M. Rachel T. Sanshaw Town Clerk August 7 1952 The Toon Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court house, Thursday, August 7, 1952 at 5:00 P.M. Members present:- Supervisor, H, N. Gordon - Justices, UxUxXRxt1x. ; F , R.. Hartsock - Councilmen, L. E. Chase,,* G. 77. Ideman. Absent Justice T. B. Maxfield. Also present wast- Harry U. Baker:;* Wway Supt, The minutes of the previous meeting were read azd approved. Moved by Councilman Chase that the Supervisor be authorized to write the State Traffic Control to have a survey of trgffia and speed conditions on th a Warren Rd. Seco nded ' by Count ilman Idemaa a nd appr oved a s f of ltav s :- Ayes - Chase-ldeman-Hartsock. Noes 0. Letter from the residents of King Road West in regard to change of name was read and filed. After discussion centered on last paragraph of the letter, it was the concensus of the Town Board to leave the name King Rd. LY. - Moved by Councilman Ideman the following be appointed Elections lnspectors in the Town of Ithaca.: - District No. 1 Coy Glen Rd. Republican Democrat Grace Smit_6 - Hazel Baker Arthur Teeter - Blanche Loveless District No, 2 - Forest dome School House Anna force - Mary Marks Viola Boothroyd - Helen Hoffman District No. 3'- South Hill - Codd. Rd. Florence Myers -,Cora Gray Luella Thompson -,Eliza Murnighan District Nc. 4 Cayuga Fits. School Helen. Sayles - Mildred Chaney ILouise Boyle - Maryland Lgizener Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes - Ideman, Cha se -Hart cook. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that C.IIorris'Gray and'Otis Root be appointed Custodians of Election Machines, Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows:- Ayes - Hartsock-Ideman-Chase. Noes 0. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and placed on file. Bills from. 1.13 to 128 were Fresented. Moved by Councilman Chase these bills be paid._ Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follmva:- Ayes - Cha se-Hartsock-, Ideman. Noes 0, Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 5:45 P: 1. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. 181 September 4 1952 The Toim Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, Sept. 4, 1952 at 5:00 Poll. Members present:- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock - Councilmen, L. E. Chase - Geo. 8. Idemaan.. Also present Highway Supt., H. U. Baker.- Attorney, C. H. Newman. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and apprar.ed. A letter from State Traffic Control in regard to surveyu6n.,:the Warren Road was read and filed. A, letter from the Tioga-Nichols bridge co. with check of. -�'100 as Town's share on bonds was read and filed. A check from the County in the amount of 4558.06 as their pro rata share of the refund in the Geer case, was presented. A letter from Ithaca City in regard to nuisance from Knights products Corp. near Vine Street in the Town of Ithaca was read. The Highway Supt. reported that the Knights Products gave agreed to correct this situation. Mr. Neuman presented an application for re -location of the Hudson St. Ext. at Therm electric Meter Co. Inc. with deeds and the following resolution:- ';WREAS, on the 22nd of Novenber, 1942, Therm Electric Meters Co. Inc• conveyed to the Town of Ithaca for .highway purposes, a certain tract of land more particularly described in said deed which is recorded in the Tompkins County Clerk's office in Book 266 of Deeds at page 237; and, WHEREAS the Town of Ithaca subseiuently constructed a road over the said land, now known as Hudson St. Extension, and whereas this Board has approved the request of Therm Electric Meters Co. Inc. for the relocation of the said road .in order to remove certain curves and encroachments, upon the condition that the construction of the road in its new location be made by the Therm Electric Meters Co. Inc. without expense to the Toys, and that such construction be made in a manner acceptable to the Tovn Superintendent of Highways; THEREFORE,BE IT RESOLVED: I, That subject to a permissive referendum the Town shall reconvey to Therm Electric deters Go. Inc. the premises conveyed to it by said company in 1942* by the deed above mentioned. 2. That the Town shall accept for highway purposes a new conveyance from Therm Electric Meters Co. Inc., of a tract of land running from the center line of the. Coddington Road just north of the first track of the D.L.&. go RSilroad crossing at the south8west corner of lands conveyed to the Therm. Electric Meters Co. Inc. by deed of Ithaca Enterprises, ine., dated June 30, 1938, recorded in the Tompkins County Clerk's office in Book 248 of Deeds at page 254, in a general easterly direction in the manner and dimensions shaven on a "Map of Revised Location of Hudson St. Extension in Town of Iti a ca, N. Y." . made by Carl Crandall, G.E., dated August 8, 19520 and to be. -Attached to the deed thereof, and terminating in the easterly boundary of the premises conveyed to Therm Electric Meters Go. Inc. by the deed of Ittuca Enterprises, Inc.,above mentioned. 3. That notice of the adoption of this resolution shall be posted and published by the Town Clerk in the manner required by law for resolutions subject to a permissive referendum, and the map of such re -location above referred to, shall be filed immediately in the office of the Town Cleric and be available for examination by any interested person during office hours from the time of the first publication of the notice until this resolution becomes effective. 4. Tf}e construction of the road in its new location shall be made by the Therm Electric Meters Co. Inc. without expense to the Tosm, and shall be made in a manner acceptable to the Town Superintendent of Highways. Moved by Justice Hartsock this resolution be approved. Seconded by.Councilma.n.1demna and approved as follows:- Ayes - Hart sock-Ideman-Chase-zXoeb�_-D.:,MdxfleM not voting. Mr. Newman reported on the tax proceeding of the Sheldon Smith case. Loved by Councilman Chase to approved a settlement of Sheldon Smith Supreme Court action by stipulating for reduction of the assessment of 1950- 1951 from ;e25000* to y 20000. and to authorize the Supervisor to pay the refund of taxes and costs of t he action as reported by Attorney Newman. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved es follows:- Ayes - Hartsock-Chase- Ideman»Maxfield.. Noes O. .L;r. Newman reported on the Sullivan et al estate. Moved by Councilman Ideman the Town accept the plitntiff's offer 182 i" of settlemen't. in the Sullivan at al, case in the amount of 750. in return for a. quit claim deed of the Town's interest in the Sullivan property, and the Supervisor is authorized to execute the necessary papers. Seoonded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes-ldeman-71taxf iel d-Chase-Hart sock. Noes 0. Mr, Colbert representing the Plaza asked the Town intercede to get bus service to the Plaza area from. Albany St. ani, return. Moved by Justice Maxfield that ' the Town Board. favors the ' extension of bus service to the Plaza Shopping district of the Town and is disposed to grant franchises for such service if it is requested by the Bus Co. Seconded by Councilman Chase arts approved as follows-.- Ayes - MaxfieldQChase-Harts=k-ldeaan. Noes Of The Supervisor's finaiidi-al-crepartvwaseread:,.anilpUced on file. The Highway Superintendent reported the - floor of the second bridge at Forest Home has to be repqired. Moved by Councilman Chase that the Supervisor be authorized to write to Mr. Robinson, District State Highway Commission that the second bridge in Forest Home is in bad condition and needs repairs. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows:- Ayes - Cha se-ldeman-Maxf ield-Hartsock.. lZoes 0. Bills from 129 to 144 were presented. Moved by Justice Maxfield these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Idenun and approved as f ollaws:- Ayes i,laxfield-ldeman-Chase-Eartsmk. NoesO. Motion to ad5ourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hans haw To in Cleik PRELIMINARY BUDGET FOR THE TOWN OF. .............. lLbaoa.-..-------- -......-...-....----- ----------------------- -_.--. GENERAL FUND —APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL GOVERNMENT Town Board . Town Hall and Offices Rentals (board room, offices, elections, etc.) $........... 6-•fl0----- Compensation of employees ----- ----- ----- -------.--- Purchase of furniture and equipment .......................... Repairs, light, heat and telephone ------------•-----• Other expenses --------------------------- Elections Compensation of election officials (including mileage) ......$QQ.S.QQ..... Compensation of custodians of voting machinesQ?•�QQ.•--• Other expenses Voting machines, purchase and repair .......................... Insurance Compensation insurance •------------------------- Official bonds and undertakings --300-00 ----- Fire and liability --luQ-0.0.0----- Other............................ Printing and advertising (all departments) ..15-Q46.00 - Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation -1DO-Q.&W----- Services of engineer and expenses ..... -....................... Zoning inspector and expenses --10Q0..QQ----- Annual audit and examination ................ ........... Publicity fund ------------------------ Employees' Retirement System (town share)Q�4Q .. ............. -TOTAL $............... - .. Supervisor Salary $..4900-r..QQ..... Office and other expenses ..... saQ-0-00--- -- Compensation of employees ............ ............. -- TOTAL $..... �500 40.. justices of the Peace Salaries $-----.f�Q.4..•.OQ.. Office and other expenses -----------&Q9-0. Compensation of employees ------------------- TOTAL $.....YbQdQ.- Councilmen Salaries $- - 6QQ"QQ Office and other expenses --................ _TOTAL $..--....6Q0.00 Town Clerk Salary Office and other expenses ............2i.Q-0. Compensation of employees ..................... TOTAL $..-, 2425.40 Town Budget Form No. 20 Dennis & Co., Inc., Publishers, Buffalo, N. Y. TOWN HEALTH FUND Board of Health APPROPRIATIONS Salary of health officer Other health expenses Compensation of nurses TOTAL BOARD OF HEALTH Registrar of Vital Statistics Compensation Other expenses Fees of physicians TOTAL REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR TOWN HEALTH FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT Balance on hand Contract with City 4 193.92 Amount to be raised by Tax 530 per 1000. R] $ ........................... 9 $ 5.Q.m.QQ- ... # 4806.08 Assessors Salaries Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Receiver of Taxes or Tax Collector Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Town Attorney Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Town Engineer L . Salary Office and other expens Compensation of employees ---- Town Comptroller Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Zoning Commission Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Board of Appeals Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Planning Board Office and other expenses Compensation of employees TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation Mileage and other expenses Purchase of equipment Lockup Compensation of employees Other expenses Traffic ,Signs, signals and highway lighting 2 $..1-0...04..... --...40-0-.-OQ---- ..... .. TOTAL $..... 19DO.00.. $...... aw..*.4Q ------W.A.00 _. .. .. TOTAL - $--.---- ------------------------ . ... TOTAL $ -------------------------- .......................... ............................. TOTAL $... .4_%.aA*aQ... $...----------------------- ............... TOTAL $........... - .... -...._..... $....14.OP.0.0... ......................... TOTAL. $............. ...-........... . ........................... TOTAL $................ $..... _....-.... _........... - - -------------------- TOTAL $ .......................... $-.-231.Q0- $........... ................. TOTAL $..... _.... 5S�.a9S1.. $................. _..... - -. .. TOTAL$.............................. $.............................. BRIDGE FUND (ITEM 2)—APPROPRIATIONS Labor and teamwork Materials for repair and maintenance Construction of new bridges Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Cstimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 2) MACHINERY FUND (ITEM 3)--APPROPRIATIONS Purchase of machinery, tools and implements Repair of machinery, tools and implements Storage of machinery, tools and implements Repairs or pay of operators on machinery rented to county or village Gasoline or oil for machinery rented to county or village Redemption of machinery certificates Interest on machinery certificates TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Rentals of machinery Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 3) '611111111i • ## $ _.1150-0-*DO SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4) APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent Expenses town superintendent Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent Removing obstructions caused by snow Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush Other miscellaneous purposes Redemption of debt contracted Pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 4) AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND ( ITEMS 2,3 and 4) 7 Dog Warden Compensation $----- Other expenses ------- --------------- _____- TOTAL$ ......................... Forest Fires Compensation of fire wardens and laborers $___,_}={�Q__ Other expenses ---- ___-_____-_-„-,_,__ Payment to Conservation Commission _....... _ TOTAL Inspection Costs Building inspection $....._..._...._...._.---- Plumbing inspection ...... ________ ... _.... _,_,„ Electrical inspection ......................... TOTAL $ ......................... Examining Boards Plumbers $....._........_...._..... Electricians Heating and ventilating ... ...... TOTAL $....._...._........__... War Emergency Purposes $- .......... _................. TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY $....... 1D0..90.. EDUCATION Attendance Officer Compensation Other expenses _..._..._.._,__,___.-_„ TOTAL $....._44.�0... Town Historian Compensation $......... M-aoo.. Other expenses ................... Town Library Compensation of employees $---------- ................. Other expenses .............................. Payments to other libraries _...._....................... TOTAL $....._.....50..ID.. TOTAL EDUCATION $,,.__ 250000„ RECREATION Parks and Playgrounds Compensation of employees $:.. ?� err Other expenses Purchase of equipment ... ...... TOTAL $......... 5o&. . Patriotic Observances $..... _.200..00- TOTAL RECREATION bob PUBLIC UTILITIES Cemeteries $.,,„,QQQ,,(0„ Airports $.............................. TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES $.....1Q1�?S�..OD.. 3 WELFARE FUND APPROPRIATIONS Town Welfare Officer Salary Office and other expenses --- Compensation of employees TOTAL Horse Relief Burials Lunacy Cases Lunacy examinations $ Other expenses ......... —.... -.... --- TOTAL $ .... Veterans' Relief TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Reimbursement of home relief from State Reimbursement of welfare salaries from State Refunds of home relief from recipients Unexpended balance (Sec. 115, Town Law) TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR WELFARE FUND HIGHWAY FUND HIGHWAY FUND JITEM l )--APPROPRIATIONS General repairs Special improvements Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec: 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues State aid Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND ( ITEM 1 ) 2 $-----_...._--------._..--- .t E.0 crt; s• MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS AND INTEREST (exclusive of district and special improvement debt) Redemption of Debt (Principal) Temporary,loans Emergency appropriation loans $....._...._.... _.... ....._ Revenue anticipation loans -- ... _.... _.... _.... _.._. Deficiency loans -. ... _....... _._._._..... Other temporary loans (specify) TOTAL Bonds (give title of each issue) a. ...... -....... .... ...... ..... ............... ------------------ ----------- b............. .................................. ..................... -------------- ------------ ---------------- c----------------------- ............ -................. TOTAL $------ -------------- .. TOTAL REDEMPTION OF DEBT $.-.._-_.._-.._.-....__----- Interest on Debt Interest on temporary loans $-_----__-_-__........... Interest on bonds (give title of each issue) ------- ---------- --------------- $ ------------------ b. ---------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------- TOTAL $........... TOTAL INTEREST ON DEBT $....._....................... CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS Nature of Improvement a. .................. ....._........................... ..............................._...... ....... ............................. $----- ----- --.... ..._ ..... b.........._............................................................_.................................... ................... ....._................... C..................................................................................................................................... ....._...._...._.......-,- TOTAL$............... ......._..... TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $....._........,._........... MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Organizations for Rooms Judgments and Settlements (describe in detail) 1942 Accounts, Claims and Demands TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS Sec. 112 of the Town Law CONTINGENT PURPOSES 4 $............................ $----- ----------- ----- ------ TOTAL $ .... -... ............... $----------- ----------------- $----- ------------------------ (Over) GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes $...... &QQ..QQ Income taxes _2.5&5Q.QQ. Franchise taxes on business corporations ...... ..................... Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) ...... .......... __........ Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) ..... .................... Dog licenses (.from county) ..... .... 6QQ..QQ- Other licenses (town ordinances) .................... Fines, penalties and forfeitures _.._.....2QQ.*.QQ Rent of town owned property ._..._................_..-.. Fees of town clerk ..... - ... 7QQ.RQQ Fees of justices of the peace ..........30�.•�?a. Fees of assessors ................ Fees of tax collector .........3QQ.&W. Fees of constables or police officers ..... _...._...._...._..... Fees of town library ............................. Fees of parks and playgrounds ..... ...... _...._...._..... Fees of airports -..... ..... _................. Fees of cemeteries ... ................. ...__... All other Sale of town property ......... --- ............. Reimbursement from special districts for supervision ....................... -_.._. TOTAL Unexpended balances (Sec. 115, Town Law) TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) GENERAL FUND ;Iqm i� Appropriations General government $... 25%314,00. Protection of persons and property _...,.,,.Q.=..9±. Education _.._.?.•Q. Recreation .... .._...2QQ..QQ_ Public Utilities ......1QQQ..QQ. Redemption of debt .......... ......._..._._____- I nterest on debt ........... ........... ....... Construction and permanent improvements ....................... _..... Miscellaneous Contingent purposes -----20Q..QQ. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $4�f3•Q---- TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $.`..QQ_-... AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND $._..? ........... 5 183 October 2 1952 The Town Board of the To;tin of. Ithaca met. at the Court house, Thursday, October 2, 1952 at 5:00 P.M. Members present:- H. N. Gordon, Supervisor - Justices, T. B. Maxfield, F. ii. Hartsork - Councilmen, L. E. Chase, G. W. Ideman - H'may Supt. Harry Baker. Also present Mr. Wilcox representing residents of Campbell tract.. The matter of the re -location of the Therm Electric Roadway was presented. Proof of publication and posting were presented. No persons appearing to ask for permissive referendum, the Town Board hereby accepts the re -location of the Therm Electric Road. Mr. Wilcox asked the Town Board to examine the Campbell Ave Rd. with a view to taking over the same. attached hereto The_ Preliminary estina teshwere presented and the following resolution was offered by Councilman Ideman:- RESOLVED, that this Town does hereby prepare and approve as the Preliminary Budget of this Town for the fiscal year beginning on the first day of January, 1953, the itenized statement of - estimated revenues and expenditures, hereby attached and made a part of this resolution, and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that such Pxellminark Budget shall be filed in the office of the Town Clerk, where it shall be available for inspection by any interested persons at all reasonable hours, and be it FURTHER RESOLVED that this Board shall meet at 5:00 P.M. on the 6th dqy of November, 1952, at the Court House, for the purpose of holding a public hearing upon such Preliminary Budget, and be it FURTHER RESOLVED that the To�Nn Clerk shall give notice of such public hearing in the manner provided in Section' 113 of the Town Law, and ttat such notice be published at least twice. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved. as follows:- Ayes-idemacn-Ha"tsock-Chase-Maxfield. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman t`hat the Supervisor be authorized to meet with the Dept. of audit and ContrH in Albany with regards to the Danby-Coddington and Pine Tree-Slaterville Rd. ;later Districts. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved has follows:- Ayes - Chase-Hartsock-Ideman-Maxfield. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Highway Supt. be allowed to use the contingent fund for highway purposes. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows:- Hartsock-Ideman-Chase. Maxfield excused Moved by Councilman Chase that �2000# be transferred from the General Fund to the Bridge Fund for the repair of Forest Home Bridge. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows:- Chase-ldeman-Hart sock. Noes 0. The Supervisor's financial report was read and placed on file. Bills from 145 to 160 were presented. Moved by Councilman Ideman these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as f ollows:- Ayes Ideman-Ohase-Ha`rtsock. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel 12. Hans haw flown Clerk WON November 6 1952 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, Nov. 6, 1952 at 5:00 P.M. Members, present:- Supervisor, H. 1T. Gordon - Justice: , F, R, Hartsock, T. B. Maxfield - Councilmen, L. E. Chase, G. 7. Ideman. Also present Supt. H'ways Harry Baker - C. H. Newman. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. This being the meeting of public hearing on the Preliminary Budget, the proof of publication and posting were presented. No persons* appearing for or against adopting the preliminary as the Annual Budget, the following resolution was offered by Justice Eaxfield:- WHEAg this Town Board has met at the time and place specified in the notice of Public Hearing on the Preliminary Budget, ani heard all persons desiring to be heard thereon, NW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that this Town Board does hereby adopt such Preliminary Budget as originally compiled, as the Annual Budget' of this Tovn for the fiscal year beginning on the first day of January, 1953, and.uthat such budget as so adopted be entered in or attached hereto in the minutes of the proceedings of this Torn Board, AND BE RUR29M*�' i RESOLVED, that the To= Clerk" of this Town shall prepare and certify in duplicate, copies of such Annual Budget as adopted by this To= Board, together with the estimates, if any, adopted pursuant to Section 202a, Subd. 2 -of the Tov= Law, and deliver one copy thereof to the Supervisor of this Town, to be presented by him to the Board of Supervisors of this County, Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows:- Ayes-Maxfi eld-Ideman-Chase-THaxtsock . Noes 0, Moved by Councilman Chase that Rachel T. Hanshaw be appointed Dog Enumerator for the year 1953. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows:_ Ayes - Chase-Ideman-Maxf ie ld-wHartscdk. Noes 4 . An easement for a drainage ditch along Stone Quarry Road, signed by the President of Ithaca College was presented and placed on file . Mr. Gordon reported on the conference at Albany with Audit & Control Board in regard to Coddington-Dsnby Rd. Water District. The question of a qualified abandonement of the portion of the Burtt Road on the Sorgi property was discussed and the following resolution was offered by Councilman Chase:- WHEREAS, that portion of the Town highway known as Burtt Road, extending from the Five Mile Drive southeasterly for a distance of approximately 715 feet to ' the Lehigh Valley Railroad right of way, has not for the past two years been usually traveled along the greater part thereof by mor than two vehicles daily, in addition to pedestrians and persons on horseback; RESOLVED, that the County Superintendent be requested to declare a qualified abandonement thereof, pursuant to Section 205 of the Highway Law, after holding a public hearing as required by law., Seconded by Justice Maxfield ani, approved as follows:- Byes Chase- Maxfield-Ideman-sHaxtsock. noes 0. Mr. Newman suggested that a study of election districts in the Tovn be made with a view to creating more districts. Supt. of Highways Baker recommended the purchase of a Loader. Loved by Councilman"tttat t ha notice of purchase of Loader at an estimated cost of .7000* be published according to Section 142 of the Highway Law as amended by Chapter.572 of the Laws of 1949. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows - Ayes - Chase-Hartsock-Maxfield- Ideman. Noes 0. The Supervisor's financial report was read and placed on file. Bills from 161 to 203 were presented. Moved by Councilman Chase taese bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartso;k and approved as follows:- Ayes Chase-Hartsock-Ideman-Maxfield. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Town Clerk GENERAL FUND —APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL GOVERNMENT Town Board Town Hail and Offices Rentals (board room, offices, elections, etc) Compensation mfemployees Purchase offurniture and equipment Repairs, light, heat and telephone ....... Other expenses -_.......... Elections ' Compensation ofelection officials (including mileage) Compensation wfcustodians ofvoting machines Other expenses _'MO4.0.... Voting machines, purchase and repair ..... -................... Insurance Compensation insurance .... ---... Official bonds and undertakings Fire and liability ... 15QQ..0.0.... Other _-. Printing and advertising (a|| departments) Services ofattorneys and expenses oflitigation Services ofengineer and expenses `p ... _.... .... .... _ Zoning inspector and nses ... 1Q0.6DD.... Annual audit u d examination n ......... . Publicity fund __... Employees' Retirement System (�om/n share) ... - -- .".,`L .` Supervisor Salary Office and other expenses ...... Compensation of employees justices of the Peace ' Salaries Office and other expenses Cpmnpensat|un of employees ..... '�_--__'^' TOTAL $L--�62.04.0' Councilmen ' Salaries Office and other expenses --_'-----^' ' TOTAL $ .........00.0D Town Clerk Salary $-��OQ�[��- . Office and other expenses Compensation of employees -'-----'-- . TOTAL $ --24��5*00 l Town Budget Ferm No. 21 TOWN HEALTH FUND , APPROPRIATIONS Board of Health Salary of health officer Other health expenses Compensation of nurses TOTAL BOARD OF HEALTH Registrar of Vital Statistics Compensation Other expenses Fees of physicians TOTAL REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR TOWN HEALTH FIBIP. PROTECTION DISTRICT Balance on hand, � 193.92 Contract with City 5000000 .Amou.nt toe be.*.ra.ised by Tax 53g per 1000. 480*6.08 State of New York `.County of Tompkins)SS ,Town of Ithaca m,of Ithaca, DO EMBY 1,. Rachel To, Hanshaw, Clerk of the To-v CERTIFY , . that the foregolM is a true ani correct copy of ,the Annual Budget of the Town of Ithaca, adopted by the Town Board on November.6, 1952 forthe year 1953. f f Dated November 6, 1952 Clerk - Town of Ithaca Ell Assessors Salaries $ ..... 150.0_*.00_ Office and other expenses . .... &W.0.0.. Compensation of employees ...... ....... . ...... TOTAL Receiver of Taxes or Tax Collector Salary $ ........ 8z"Q0_. Office and other expenses --------- B11*.QQ_. Compensation of employees ------- _ . ..... TOTAL $ 930.10.0.. Town Attorney Salary ...... Office and other expenses ............................. Compensation of employees .................. .. ... ... TOTAL ...... Town Engineer Salary $_45.001.00__ Office and other expenses ........ Compensation of employees TOTAL Town Comptroller Salary $ ----------- ------------- Office and other expenses ----------------------------- Compensation of employees ---- 1 ----------- TOTAL $ Zoning Commission Office and other expenses ---- 100.a.-Go_ Compensation of employees ..... ........ ....... - TOTAL $.....10.00.40.. Board of Appeals Office and other expenses .... . ...... -Compensation of employees TOTAL Planning Board Office and other expenses Compensation of employees ... ..... TOTAL$ ...... _ .................... TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT $-.259Z1.00_ PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation $ 501.00 ..... Mileage and other expenses ....... ........... .. Purchase of equipment ------------ -- TOTAL .......... 50.0.0_ Lockup Compensation of employees ......... Other expenses ..... f 6fXE Traffic Signs, signals and highway fighting $ ....... 2 BRIDGE FUND (ITEM 2) —APPROPRIATIONS Labor and team work Materials for repair and maintenance Construclionofnew bridges Redemption ofdebt contracted pursuant toSec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS rstimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unmxpendedba(ance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TDBERAISED BYTAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 2) MACHINERY FUND (ITEM 3>—APPROPRIATIONS Purchase ofmachinery, tools and implements Repair of nnachinery, tools and innp|anoenb Storage ofmachinery, tools and implements Repairs orpay ofoperators onmachinery rented to county mrvillage Gasoline or oil for machinery rented tocounty nrvillage Redemption ofmachinery certificates Interest on machinery certificates TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Rentals of rnachinery Miscellaneous revenues Unexpen6e6ba|anco TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TOBERAISED 8YTAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (|TEMB _ �_'---'-- _l�5 C0 I�6.23.°O8 $_�U�,0D. SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4) —APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent Expenses town Superintendent Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent Removing obstructions caused by snow Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush Other miscellaneous purposes Redemption ofdebt contracted pursuant +oSec273. Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TOBERAISED BYTAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 4) AMOUNT T08ERAISED BY -TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEMS 2,3and 4) FA �Il50�U,00 �110_0.001.00� 200*00. --------' ----------- �—�GIOU�°UD $ ..... 42500=00L Dug Warden Compensation Other expenses ......... --._- TOTAL Forest Fires F}rem Compensation offire wardens and laborers Other expenses --------� Payment to Conservation Commission TOTAL Inspection KnmpectionCmstm Building inspection $--------- Plumbing inspection ........................... Electrical inspection --------- TOTAL Examining Bwmndm Plumbers � �------�—' Electricians Heating and ventilating -'----'--' -------� TOTAL $--'_----' Wan Emergency Purposes $---- ..... --�' TOTAL PROTECTION (}FPERSONS AND PROPERTY EDUCATION Attendance Officer Compensation $--.��8O°DO. Other expenses .----.---' TOTAL Town Historian Compensation � Other expenses ----.�--- Twww Library Compensation ofemployees Other expenses expensea Payments toother libraries -'---'-'--- -----'--- TOTAL TOTAL EDUCATION RECREATION Parks and Playgrounds Compensation ufemployees ----- ---------------- -- (]therexpenses ----------- --- ....... ... Purchase ofequipment -------- T{}T/\L $................ Patriotic Observances TOTAL RECREATION PUBLIC UTILITIES WTlLUTIES Cemeteries i� i es $... IM10(I... Airports WELFARE FUND APPROPRIATIONS Town Welfare Officer Salary$.............................. Office and other expenses Compensation of employees TOTAL $.. Home Relief Burials Lunacy Cases Lunacy examinations $---- ...---------------------- Other expenses ........................... TOTAL $...... ----- - -- Veterans' Relief $-------...._-------------- — TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $.....---------...-- --- Estimated Revenues Reimbursement of home relief from State $.._...._---._-..--_-_- Reimbursement of welfare salaries from State Refunds of home relief from recipients Unexpended balance (Sec. 115, Town Law) ------------------------------ TOTAL REVENUES $................. AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR WELFARE FUND $................. HIGHWAY FUND HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1)--APPROPRIATIONS General repairs $...12(}QQ..QQ. Special improvements.��CCiO,(JO Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law .............................. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $....$ta..�3 Estimated Revenues State aid Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance _._....---------- TOTAL REVENUES $__---42QQ..(3.Q AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND ( ITEM 1 ) 2 MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS AND INTEREST (exclusive of district and special improvement debt) Redemption of Debt (Principal) Temporary loans Emergency appropriation loans $----------------------------- Revenue anticipation loans .......... Deficiency loans --- ---------- .--.--------, Other temporary loans (specify) ........ _... -............ TOTAL $...... ............... ... ,.. Bonds (give title of each issue) a. ........... ............................. .... ............................ ............... .--....................... $--------- ............. ..... b..,........._................_................_...._....-...._.---............_......................-........... ....._....-....- ......... c....................... ......... ......................... .................................................. .w......... ......_...., TOTAL ............ TOTAL REDEMPTION OF DEBT $-...._...._......,_......., Interest on Debt Interest on temporary loans Interest on bonds (give title of each issue) a. ............................... ............ ......... . .._...._...._---•----- b...... _.... _-- --.... _......................---------------------------- c...... ....................................... ...... .............. - TOTAL INTEREST ON DEBT $.... _.................. TOTAL $........... ............... $----------- ----.---------- CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS Nature of Improvement a. .................................................... --- .................. ................ .............................. $........................... b........... ,_.,.._...._............. .......................... ............ ..................... ....................... ......................... c........................ ........................ ........ .......... ......................... ........................... - - - - _ ------ TOTAL $ .......................... TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $--.,....................... MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Organizations for Rooms judgments and Settlements (describe in detail) 1942 Accounts, Claims and Demands TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS Sec. 112 of the Town Law CONTINGENT PURPOSES 4 $................. --........ $---- —--------- ----------- TOTAL $ ....-:....-...----------.. $.....----------------.-.-. $---------------------------- $-20.04, 00.... (Over) GENERAL. FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes $...... .300.0.00. Income taxes}..*0.0 Franchise taxes on business corporations _...,. Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) _........... Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) _......... ....... Dog licenses (from county) 600.1.00 Other licenses (town ordinances) ........ --- .,---- ... Fines, penalties and forfeitures 200.40 Rent of town owned property ...................... ...... Fees of town clerk ........--.700.0.0 Fees of justices of the peace ...........300.*.00 Fees of assessors ....._....-_-:.._........... Fees of tax collector 300.00 Fees of constables or police officers ....._................_..... Fees of town library .............................. Fees of parks and playgrounds ................._.......... Fees of airports ............................. Fees of cemeteries .............................. All other Sale of town property ...................... Reimbursement from special districts for supervision ..... ......................... TOTAL $....3095040 Unexpended balances (Sec. 115, Town Law) $.... .200.0..0.00 TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $..... 509.50..00 GENERAL FUND SUMMARY Appropriations General government $_-.25931R00. Protection of persons and property ..........1QQ*.00. Education ..........2.50..00 Recreation--........20.0100. Public Utilities .......1000..00. Redemption of debt ........................... Interest on debt .............................. Construction and permanent improvements .............................. Miscellaneous Contingent purposes--....2000.100. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $ ... 2.9.481 .00. TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $...5.Q950...00. AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND $...... none .......... 5 185 December 4 1952 The flown BBoard of the 2.own of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, December 4 1952 at 5:00 P.M. Members present:- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, F. a. Hartsock- T. B.uaxfield. - Councilmen, L. E. Chase, G. W. Ideman. Also present were Harry Baker, Sept. of Highways, C. a. Ne=An, J. C. Heasley Jr.,za:delegat•ion ofa indonesidn:ioffi.dialsi::studying local government, Prof. millhouse and a Mr. Cooper, representing MacDougall Egdipment Co. The minutes of the previous meetirg were read and approved. This being a public hearing on the purchase of Town machinery, the proof of publication was presented. No persons appearing for or against, this purchase, the following resolution was offered by Jusitce Hartsock:- V7HEREAS the Town Superintendent of highways did on the 6th day of November, 195N' duly recommend the purchase of certain machinery pursuant to the provisions of Section 142 of t be Highway Law, and a notice of such recommendation has been duly published as provided in such section, NOyI THEREFORE .BE IT RESOLVED that pursuant to Section 142 of the Highway Law, the Town Superintendent of Highways is hereby authorized to purchase from MacDougall Equipment Go., Inc . , 455 Court St., Binghamton, X. Y., with the approval of the County Superintendent of H ighways: one Tractomotive Model TL 10 Tracto-Loader for a total price of Six Thousand Dollars (46000.) to be delivered on or about Feb. 1 1953. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows:- Hart soak- Ideman- Gor don-C ha se-Maxfi eld . Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield the Supervisor be authorized to,transfer From the General Fund to Item 3 of the Highway fund the sum. of Nine Thousand three" hundred thirty three Dollars (�9333.00). Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes - Maxfield-Chase-Hartsock-ldeman. Noes 0. ir. C. Heasley, Jr. appeared before the Board and asked the Board,.to consider the proposition of annexing all .tbetterritpryt x in the Cayu Heights 'Water ' District with the Villgae of Cayuga tiei;ats. He presented petitions, maps and papers , and a deposit check of �100.00. After discussion and questions, i t was Moved by Justice Maxfi eld that a public hearing be held at t he Town Clerk's office, December 27, 1952 at 2:00 P.M. Seconded by Justice .Ha rtsock and approved as follows:- Ayes-Maxfield-Hartsock- Idemaa-Chase. Noes 0. Loved by Justice Maxfield the To= Board approves the contract of Lozier Co. as engineers for the Coddington-Danby Rd. }later District, subject to a formal recommendation from the ~'later District Eomnittee. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- ayes-Maxfield-Chase-ldeman-Hart sock. Noes 0. The Supervisor's financial was read and placed on file. Bills from 204 to 222 were presented. Roved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows:- Ayes - U-krtsock-Ideman-Chase-Iiaaxfield. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimouslyg at 600 P.M. Rachel T. Hanstaw 'sown Clerk O l3ecember 27 1952 The Tu-m ;Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Town Clerk's Office, aaturday, !)ecember 27, 1952 at 9:30 A.M. Members present:- Supervisor, H. Gordon - Justice, il. H. Hartsa:.k- Councilmen, L. E., Chase - G. '.Y. Ideman. absent, Justice T. B. Y,axfield. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The books of the Supervisor were audited and signed. Supervisor's Highway receipts '48,090.54-Expenses .49,987.77 Supervisor's G�;.ueral receipts IiA9.301.20 - Expenses 52,04ti.73 The Town Clerk's accounts and books were audited and signed To= Clerk's receipts V7773.40 Disbursewents .#17773.40 The Jusitce dockets and ageounts were audited and signed. ,Justice "::axfield receipts 31A(#1' b disnursement646-JP x7p a Justice Hartsock receipts disbursements Yoved by Councilman Chase that the contract with the City of lthaca for fire protection for the Town of Ithaca :sire Protection District for 1953 in the arrAant of 'fP5000.00 be approved anti the Supervisor is authorized to sign the same. :,seconded by Councilman Ideinan and approved as follows: - Ayes - Chase - Ide:ran - Hartsoek. noes 0. moved by Councilman ldeman the foflmvi.7C bonds of '-'ozm officers be approved.- Jusitce 11axfield, Supervisor's General and KiLhway bonds, Justice Hartsoak, Sapt. Baker's bond, Tovm Clerk and Collectors bonds. SecoiAed by Councilman Chase and approved as f ollows:- ayes - Chase-Ideman-Hart sock. Noes 0. he ,Supervisor's monthly statement ;vas read anxi f iled. The Board adjourned until 2:00 P.M. for a public hearing. The Public Hearing on the extension of the boundaries of the Village of Cayuga Heights was called to order at 2:00 P.:Y".• by :;upervisor Gordont who turned the meeting over to C. H. Newman, .lttorney. Lr. loewiaan presented proof of publication and postiik of the Meeting. ,,bout twenty five representatives of the district were present. After some discussion the pet it ions4L maps were handed to the -Town Board, out owing; to the absence of two members, the consent of the Board was deferred until the next Board meeting on Jan- 3, 1952, at the 'Town Clerlts Office at 10;04 :i. Yo Rachel .11. �i nshaw 2ovrn Clerk. 187 January 3 1953 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the To-m. Clerk's Office, at 10:00 January 3, 1953. Members present:- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Councilman, G. 'W. Ide,,=,, - Justice, F, R. Hartsock. Also present were Highway 3upt. H. U. Baker - Attorney, C. H. Newman. Absent were Justice T. B. Maxfield- Councilman, L. E. Chase. The minutes of the previous sheeting were read and approved. The salaries of Town Officers and employees were set as follows: - Name Office Salary Payable R. U. Gordon Suj_�er»isor $4200.00 Annually Rachel T., Hanshaw Town Clerk 2400.00 4uarterly Albert V1. Force Collector 850.00 quarterly F. R. Hartsock Justice of the peace 1000.00 ;quarterly T. B. Yaxfield Justice of the peace 600,00 Semi-annually G. W. Ideman Councilman 300.00 Semi-annually L. E. Chase Councilman 300.00 Semi-annually F. C. Yarshall Assessor 500.00 Annually F. B. Howe Assessor 500.00 Annually R. C. Mandeville Assessor 500.00 Annually Harry U. Baker Supt . of Highways 4500.00 Monthly John Turk Attendance Officer 200.00 Juarterly Rachel T. Hanshaw Registrar Vital Statis. 50.00, Annually Election Inspectors Per day 10.00 Annually Custodians Elec, Mach. Per hour 1,60 Annually Albert *W. Force Historian 50.00 Annually Moved by Councilman Ideman the salaries and time payable be as above set forth. Seconded. by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows: - Ayes - Ideman-Hartsock-Gordon. Noes 0. gloved by Justice Hartsock the salaries of Town Hitfrxv employees for 1953 range from W'1.10 to 21.65 per hour at the discretion of the Highway Supt. Seconded by Councilman and approved as follows:- Ayes- Hartsock-Iderran-Gordon. Noes 0. 'loved by Councilman Ideman that the Tompkins County Trust Co. Bank be designated as the depository of all Town funds, coming into the hands of down Officers of the Toan. of Ithaca, and be it further RESOLVED that this designation shall continue in effect until revoked by action of the Town Board. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Idefaan-Hartsock-Gordon. :Toes 0. :.loved by Councilman Ideman that H. N. Gordon be designated as delegate to -Association of T o,.%ms meetings, Feb. 4to6, 1953 and F. R. Hartsock be appointed as alternate. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes- Iderran-Hartsock@oCordon. iToes 0. :,ss;sssors Moved by Justice Hartsock that members of the Tone Board AHighway Supt., and C. H. Newman, Attorney be authorized to attend Association of To-, i meetings in Ne-x York at 22wn expense. Secoix1ed-by Councilman Ider.an and approved as follows:- .'dyes Gordon-H.-Ontsxk-Ideman. Noes d.. Tae list of then employed in the :iighµyay Dept. was received and filed. Moved by Justice Hartsock that Fi. Officer for 1953. Seconded by Councilman Ayes ;.Gordan-ldeman-Hartsock. Noes 0. 11. Gordon be appointed rl.ilmre Ideman and approved as .follows: - roved by Councilman Ideman that P. C. Marshall be appointed Chairman of the Board of Assessors. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as folio-ns:- jVes Xordon-Ideman-Hartsock, NoesO. Moved by Justice Hartsock that Rachel T. wnshaw be appointed registrar of Vital Statistics and Augusta L. Hanshaw be appointed Deput;r trar. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows:- Ayes Gc.»doss-!1deaan-Hartsock. T'Toes 0. over • • ! e Moved by Councilman Ideman that the Town establish the amount of eight cents per mile to be allowed Town Officers and employees for use of their own cars in Torn service. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- ,ayes Gordon-Hartsock-Ideman. Floes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock, and Lseaonded by Councilman Ideman, that this Board approve the extension of the boundaries of the Village, of Cayuga heights in accordance with the petition filed with the Supervisor on December 4, 1952, a public hearing having been held and no objections thereto having been presented;,and the Clerk is hereby directed to forward the petition and consent to the Village Clerk of the Village of Cayuga Heights in accordance with Section 348 of the village law. Approved as folloti7s:- Ayes - Gordon- Ideman-Hartsock. Noes 0. The Supervisor Ippointed the following on the Highway Committee: - Councilman L. E. Chased,., G. 111, Ideman, Justice F. R. Hartsock.. The Supervisor's financial report was read and placed on file. Moved by Councilman Ideman, seconded by Justice Hartsock the following resolut Ion:-. - 7MEREAS it is the intention of the Torn Board of the Tovn2 of Ithaca to establish a Recreation project and WHEREAS the Town of Ithaca is about to submit an application for such project to the New York State Youth Commission for its approval, and if approved, to apply subsequently to the State of New York for partial reimbursement of funds expended on said project, as provided by Chapter .556 of the Laws of 1945, as amended; now therefore be it RESOLVED, that such application is in all respects approved and H. N. Gordon, Supervisor is hereby directed and authorized to duly execute and to present said application of the New York State Youth Commission for -its approval. Section 2; This resolution shall take effect immediately. Adopted by the following vote; Ayes-Gordon-Ideman-Hartsock. Noes 0. Bills from 1 to 10 Nvere presented. 11oved by Councilman Idemanutheseobillarbecianproved::eSeooncledtbye Justice Hartsock and approved as follovs:- Ayes -Gordon-Ideman-Hartsock. No 0. Motion to adjourn was unanimous at 11:15 A. 11. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk [me February 7 1953 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Tovm Cleric's off i-_0 Saturday, Feb. 7, 1953 at 2:00 ?X- "IQ-mbers pre sent :- Supervisor, H. 14. Gordon - Just ice, T. B. G. 3YV3 r absent, Just iae J 3u-')t- harry J. Idc;,'Ian - VIal; - a. Hartsock - counc;ilwn, L. E. Chase. Also present ware L1_ 11. Catherw-30d and attorneys Byouc-ous ana 1le*.,171�-n- 2h-a minutes Of the previous meeting -aere read and ap1roved. road to extend east from 1 vv -1r. 'lathera,)Od explained about a no iiip,figate Rd. Loved by Justice Maxfield that the royal accept the eXtensiOn of road east from dl,�h,-atc' Rd-, subject to the a,;,,roval of base axid title by tiia �apt. Seconded uy Coul.cilmn Ideman aryl aprroved as d follmvs.- Ayes - Gordon-Vaxfield-ldeman, 110es 0" 111r. Byoucous repro seating'Extensi on of the East State Stree Ext. dater District presented a resolution to the Board for action. 31.1ov ed by Justice A,.faxfield the folloxving resolution: *;y,HEU,,AS,, Deforest Farman and other o-,,;ners of taLable real property sita4ted within the Town of Ithaca, in the County of Tompkins, have presented to the Town Board of said Torn, at a r1cetizZ Of said To= Board held on the 6th day of March, 1952, as I petition reqaesting- that the East State Street E�.tensi�)n ;,,ater District Of saiCi. be eztc-n(led so that it shall include, the, to.rritory'..41'. said To -in bounded Paid described as follow. s N ALL TIM ACT OR PYUCEL OF LA11D s1tuato, lying and being, in the Town of ithaea,,Tompkins County,, Now York,, and more particularly des- cribed as follo,.-is: at as paint in the Town Line, bo twoon tho Tw on, of Ithacaand the Tolwn of Dryden,, where it is intersected by a lino parallel with and five hundred (500) foot' southwesterly from the centcr line of the Slv.- torvillo Road (State HIZIrmay Ho- 79); thon0e nortlivestorly parallol with and five hundred (; 00) fact aouthwestorly frotu the center line of the 0"latervillo Road to a :point in the southerly boundary of the present 1inst Stato Stroet'Extension inter District; thonco north- easterly., southeasterly, oasterly,Jnortherly, 'viostorly, nortliorly,# northwestorlyj, and .vres- terly along the 'southerly and easterly boun- daries.'of the, present Lnst Stato Street Ex— tension Water District to the southeasterly corner of tiro City of Ithaca; thence northerly along the easterly boundary of the City of Ithaca to a point �,,`horo the said easterly -boun- dary of the City of Ithaca Is 4ntorsocted by the vosterly prolony;atio-n of the southerly boundary of the Extension of the East 7-thaca, V41ater District, as daly es - tablished by resolu- tion of tho Towin'Board of - Ithaca, dated June 21, 191571* ruzininn thonc o e1n.stiorly along, said pro- ionGation, and along,. the -'said southerly boun- dary of the said EXtonsion to tho East Ithaca li'ater District., 99.5 feet or more to the west boundary of the right of ::ray of t3h.,a' abandoned E. C. I.I. Branch of the Lehigh Vailloy Railroad; runninc- t.qc'-'qco north�-�,ostorly alon- t-ho -,vent boundary of' said 'rli:�it'of way, 1140 foot :wore or lour, to the south boundary of thb 'East Ithaca "Yater District -as horetOfOro established in 1911.3, tiloncc( along tho southerly boundary of the East Ithaca ",,atcr Dirtrict ox- tended to to ,point. in'a line perallel ;-.ith and five hundred (500) foot easterly from the center line of Pine Troa,Road; thence southerly parallel with and five hundred (500) feet distant easterly from the center line of the Pine Tree Road to a point in a line parallel iyith� and -five hundred (500) foot northoastorly from-tho center line of M and 'the Slaterville Road* thence southeastarly par- allel 'W'ith,.. and, five hundred' (500) . foot 'north- , easterly from the center line of the Slatorville Road to the ToVM" Lino .betweon'ths'.) Tom of".1thrida and the Town' of'Dryden; thence southerly alonr7 the TO'llm'Linea betweorilthe. Tovm of Ithaca and tho 'Town of Dryden to the point of boginnin-,,; the most northerl-Y boundary. of tho :above 'de':.. cribed parcel runs parallel to and 300 foot. sotithorly,.from" the 'south'erl7 line, of the Ellis Hollow Road. The .above describod promises, are more f 'Illy shown on the. Trmp,ontitlod. "Ex.tonsion of Ea s t State St. -.Extonision ,'later District Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, 11.Y.P,Wade by Vi" . S Lozier Co., En,;-ineers', Rochester,, 1T.Y.0 Zich vas attached to anq -filed zrith the aforesaid petition presented to the said 'form, Board, of lthac a.. s WHERLEAo. Sj. said petition als,roques'U, that -there be con- structod in said territory" proposed to be added-to'said urater district a vinter supply system in accordance- with, a •map and plan attached to such petitiono wholly at'tha ex enso,of said district; p and �S' S�ich,,rater supply oyt;tm-h.. as shown b-7 said rnap and plan$ Is to consist of'vraterzalna., dis"UrIlbutIng, pipes,, hydrants., purap stations., storage tanks, and'ineidental equipment' ine'luding the nooessary. lands snd riChts of vay, at the locations specified in said inap za.nd plan* and: WFILREAS., said Town EPoard, duly adopted, on the 6tii day of March # 1952 , an order providIng that a aid 9'o= Bo &rd shall moot at the,Suporvisor#3 Ofrice ia the County -Court 'H011so of the city of Ithaca., Tompkins Count7p Nor,, -Yorks on, the Idth day of. April, 1952,,.. at 7:30 o'clock, in the evenInS. of that d67," to consider said notition and to hear. all persons, interested 'in the -subject thereof concorning the and certifi,ed -copies of said order have been duly published M14 Posted as, rr,escribed by. law,, and said To*,m Board has., at the time and T)lace';,'- . spool f led, In said 191 order, duly met and considered said petition and heard all per- sons interested in the subject thoreof, Yh.o aippeared' at, s'U'ah time and -place, concerninz t1ae sainc; and' 1%,HEREAS., the To-,.,n Board has. ascertained and has deter - rained that the assessed valuation of all.the-taxablo real property in the proposed oxtonsion.of said'district-hordinbeforc desPribodt as shown upon the latest completed assessment roll of said Town, is ; 385000,00; I and the agEregato am6unt'of.the assessed valua- tion of such taxable'real property which is now o-aned by otnors who have signod said petition is '3238*'600.00; and the agerrogtti) amount of the assessed valuation of taxable roal property ormod by resident oyrners, accordinr; to said assessment roll.. is 021,900.00; and the aggro,-,ato amount of the assessed valuation of said, taxablo real property vvhich 'is owned by 'resident owners J who have signed said petition is �225.,`300.'00; and WHEREAS, the To,.-m Board -did, by resolution duly adopted on the lst day of I.W,j 1952, determine that (l)-said petition is signed and acknowledged. or proved, as required by law and is otherglse sufficient; (2) all property and property o,,,;ners within said proposed district are benefited thereby* I Mall property and property o-,,ners'bonefitod, are Included ,vithin the limits of said proposed district; and (1t) it is in the public intorost to grant in riholo the relief sought In and by said petition; and also did approve the o:ttarmion of said district to include tho territory described in said petition, and in this resolution., and the construction of a mrater sunnly systam. in said nroposbd ex- Itonsion of said district in accordance :i1th the map and plan i attached to said petition; and "IT T e Town Clar!c of said Town caused to be duly filed I ., on the ath day- of Lay, 19"2, a -certified co of said resolution in duplicate., in the office of the State Departmont 192 of ioudit and Control; at Albany, Now xork$ togothor r;ith an application$ in duplicate, for- porrfiysion' to extend said dis,trict, duly executed by the `i'oL,.n Suporvisor of staid Toi-.n and complying in all -respects with Selcti.,.n 194 of, the Town Lair of Now York, and they Comptroller of the Stato of New York did, on' the 21st day of s ovember, 1952, duly niali:e an, order granting; pormission for the extension of ,3a'i d district in accordance with said petition, and has heretofore duly fi? od said order In the canner required by Section 1,04 of the Tow' n Law of Now Yore; and +111 REAS, the Tom Board desires to extend nfai district in accorda,ice with said ratitions '`TC-'', Tz:71i .-:<) T GRDIFRLD by the ToY:n Board of tho Torn of Ithaca, in the County of Toripkinn, that the relief souSht by.s id petition be a.nd it hereby is',rantad and that said d strict"bc and it hereby is extended so as to include tho torritory iri. said Town heroinbeforb dcscrlbod. PUiRTIMP, OARDk LL-D, -that there shall bo constructed in raid -territory a water supply 37stem in accordrinc,- with the map and plan attached to said p t i.t:ion at a cost not; oxcoodin�-,. ' One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollara (s:1. 0, 000) 2 and au 4hority to . construct said watcr supply systori is horoby granted, that the- T'Cleric, "Do and she hereby is di rectod to filo a eertl.f l od' copy of this order , in tho office of .the Clerk of the Col=nty of Tome ins. This was sacpnded-by Cou�,ilm-fm Idemm- and approved as fo110 ,.- Ayes --. Gordon -Infield- Ideman. 1,oes 0. . Yr. Gordon stated he would liksi members of the Tova Board to meet info rnia ly, wit h the Vi.11ac;e Board , Thursday evenir *, leb. 12 at 7 :30 2.1110 A letter from the Tolapkins County Safety Council referring to a sidewalk near Vet burg was referred. to 11r. Gordon to contact Lr. Laverty of tre.City of Ithaca .And 11r. Natthe's of the University. letter from Gabriel I?ecke :berg for services rendered to the Tarn Welfare officer in 194-1 Was referred to Kr. GorCion to check. The follou.ing rus.olut.lon zias of'ftred by Justice 7.1axfield:- ^irsA. Torn Board re�re:t,�,, movement toward hwphazrrd am,.e=aticn. of --rk^_ll rEndom sej;nents-of_ th-_ Tov.m of Ithaca to tLe City of Ithaca, a d rc.pectfully jueti ti.orc the. 5t to IeL-! ; l2 ture' to l,cs tpor. action on Ser_ate Bill Irt' 1113 =.yL .,ssembly Bill Int . 4 2554until tYe cem�pre hes.•cive study cf tMs problem by the Greater I,thaca.Fact-Findiue Conmittee has been considered. Secojitied by Courcilra-,n Ideman' a d approved as follows:- ayes.,-. Gordon-l%xfield-Ideman. Noes 0. -The Sapervisor.'s financial report was read and .filed. Mr. Newman reported the Sullivan case closed and papers on the Therm Electric case as completed. Billssfrom No. 11. to 23 were presented. Gloved by Councilman Ideivan these bills be paid. Sedenddd -by Justice I'yfield and approved Lye s-Gordanla.tfield-Id cran0 Yotion to adjourn at 4:55 P.M. was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hansha;w T'oyn Clerk 193 March 5 1953 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, March 5, 1953 at 5:00 P.M. Members 'present:— Supervisor, H. IN.'Godron - Justices, F. R.' Hartsbc T. i. Maxfield - Councilman, G. U. Ideman. Absent Councilman L. E. Chase The minutes of the previous meeting, viere read and kDproved. 11oved by Justice Hartsock the contract for mosquito, control with R. F. Pendleton for 1953, for the sum of :t750# be accepted. Seconded by. *J *us t la e * Y,—ifield and approved as :foll(y,,7s:- dyes--Hartsock-i:w: field- Ideman. Noes 0. Four r4presentatives from Clover In were present and asked for information as to how to procure a road toy their properties. Tbe:.m&tter was 'referred to the committee to contact Mr. Barnes from whom they purella"sed their properties. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor be authorized to settle t1je L,'cc'V-.Ienberi; clwiin in the sum of 025. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows:- Ayes-Maxfield-Ideman-Hartsmk.lToes 0. The matter of combining the offices of Taz Collector and Toun Clerk was discussed but. no action taken. r, TiLe S'uperviCorls financial report was read and placed on file, Bills from 124 to .34 were presented. Loved by Councilman Ideman thc-so bills be paid* Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes,- I deman-M ax fie I&-Uar t sock. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was offerbd by Councilman Ideman, 'seconded by JuStiae Iraxfield and approved at 6:30 P.111. unanimously. Rachel T. Ha.=-hay., Tovii Clerk. 194 April 2, 1953 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, April 2, 1953 at 5:00 P.M. Members present:- Supervisor, H..N. Gordon - Justices, T. B. Maxfield - F. R. Hartsock - Councilmen, L. E. Chase-G. W. Ideman. Absent —Town Clerk, Rachel T. Hanshaw. Also present were Supt. Highways Harry Baker - Attorney Newman - Russell Roe - B. F. Clarey Charles Chatfield WHCU. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. A letter from Village of Cayuga Heights relative -to annexa- tion was read. Moved by Justice Maxfield the following resolutiotr,_be- accepted: - RESOLUTION FOR CONTINUANCE OF -SERVICES IN` CAYUGA HEIGHTS WATER DISTRICT DURING 1953 WHEREAS the territory comprising the Cayuga Heights rater District has been -s- .'- - annexed to the Village of Cayuga Heights, and WHEREAS taxes have already been levied and collected in such territory for the year 1953 for all town purposes upon the assumption that such territory was outside of any incorporated village;:, and WHEREAS an informal agreement has been reached between town and village officials respecting services to be performed by the town in such territory for the balance of the year 1953 with a corresponding reduction in village taxes to be levied therein; NOW THEREFORE, in conformance with such informal agreement, BE IT RESOLVED: 1. That the maintenance of town highways in the territory of the Cayuga Heights Water District shall be continued at the expense of the.town for the balance of the year 1953 in all respects as though the annexation to the village had not taken place. 2. That the town shall fulfill its contract with the City of Ithaca.for fire protection in the territory of the Cayuga Heights Water District for the balance of the year 1953 in all respects as if the annexation had not taken place. 3. That the inhabitants of such territory who are liable for hydrant rentals shall continue to be liable therefor during the balance of the year 1953• 4. That in all other respects not heretofore mentioned, the town shall fulfill its agreement with the City of Ithaca made for and on behalf of the Cayuga Heights Water District for the year 1953 with no reimbursement from the Village of Cayuga Heights on account of the services performed pursuant to such agreement. Seconded by Councilman Ideman.,and approved as follows:-- Ayes:-.;-Maxfield-Ideman-Hartsock-Chase. Noes 0.. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the office and function of the Tax Collector be consolidated with that of the Toxm Clerk, and Tax Collector's position be abolished at end of present collector s term, according to the Law. Seconded by Onuncilman Ideman and a approved as follows:- Ayes - Maxfield-Ideman-Chase-Hartsock. Noes 0 195 The following ' resolution for public hearing was offered by Counxilman Idwman, seconded by Councilman Chase:- 1=MEREAS, a written petition dated March 5, 1953 and containing the required signatures was presented to and filed with -the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, on this 2nd day of April, 1953, for -the extension of the South Hill Water District to include an area which shall be known as Extension No. 1 of the'South Hill Water District, and shall be bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the intersection of east line of Coddington Road and the south line of the right-of-way of the D.L.&W. R.R. middle track; thence in a southeasterly direction along the south line of the DI&W RR right-of-way 3600 feet, more or less, to the southeast corner of the Ithaca Land Company Subdivision; thence west along the south boundary line of the Ithaca Land Company Subdivision 500 feet, more or less, to its intersection with the east line of the lands of C.S. and B.M. Baker; thence south along the east boundary line of the lands of C.S. and B.H. Baker, H.C. and E. L. Ayers and extension southerly of said line 900 feet, more or less, to the south line of the DL & W RR right -of -gray upper track; thence southeasterly along the south line of the DI&W RR upper track right of way 2000 feet, more or less, to the south line of the'C.V.P. Young Subdivision now owned by Homer B. MacNamee; thence southwesterly along the southeast boundary of the lands of the aforesaid "Young" Subdivision, and the lands of Orrin K. and Isabella Champlin. and H.S. and R.E. McCaughan 1500 feet, more or less, to the south comer of the lands of said McCaughan property; thence northwesterly along the southwest boundary line of the lands of said McCaughan, Hugh L. and H.W. Cosl.ine an& the extension of said line north- westerly 1200 feet, more or le ssp to the easterly extension of the south line of the lands of Harold Cox; thence southwesterly along the south line of the lands of said Cox and Frank W. Tozer estate extended 1000 feet to a point; thence northwesterly along a line 1300 feet, more or less, to a point in the boundary line between the lands of G. Raponi and E.D. Miller, said point being 650 feet north of the southeast corner of the lands of said Miller- thence westerly along a line 2000 feet, more or less, to a point in the boundary line between the lands of E.D. Miller and Ithaca College, said point being 1150 feet south of the northeast corner of the lands of Ithaca College; thence southerly along the east line of the lands of Ithaca College 700 feet to a point; thence westerly along a line parallel with the south line of Ithaca College 2300 feet to a point; thence northerly along a line parallel with the centerline of Danby Road 1900 feet, more or less, to the north line of the lands of Ithaca College; thence easterly along the north line of the lands of Ithaca College to a point 300 feet measured at right angles from the centerline of Danby Road; thence northerly along a line 300 feet west from and parallel with the centerline of Danby Road to the south line of the South Hill Water District extended westerly; thence easterly along the south line and its extension westerly of the South Hill 5bter District to the east line of Danby Road; thence southerly along a west line of the South Hill Water District to the north line of the DI&W RR middle track right-of-way; thence easterly along the north line of the DI&W RR middle track ri ghtof-way and the south line of the South Hill Water District 1400 feet, more or less, to a point in the east line of Coddington Road; thence southerly along the east line of Coddington Road 100 feet, more or less, to place of beginning: all as shown on a map of the district prepared by W.S. Lozier Co., Engineers, Rochester, New York dated December 1952 revised March 2, 1953, and signed by E.W. Ewig. ANif WHEREAS said petition proposes the construction of a water system in said Extension No. 1 as shown on the map and plan accompanying the petition, including a reservoir, pump and pumping station, valves, hydrants and all necessary appurtenances, such system being designed_to_prov3de- water -far- �e?zp�a, �s'at�or►- and domestic service purposes, the supply of water for which shall be purchased from the City of Ithaca upon such terms and conditions as"may be agreed upon by and between the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca and the proper authorities of said City of Ithaca, and the maximum amount proposed to be expended for the improvements as stated in the petition is $200,000. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, that a meeting of the Torun Board of the said Town of Ithaca shall be held in the -Supervisor's rooms in the County Court House in the City of Ithaca, on the 15th day of April, 1953, at 5:00 P.M. to consider the said petition sy and to hear all persons interested in.the subject thereof concerning the same, and for such other action on the part of said Town Board'with relation to the said petition as may be required by Law or proper in the premises. Approved as follows:- Ayes - Ideman-Chase-Maxfield-Hartsock. No 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield to ask City Board of Public Works to meet informally with the Town Board to survey the problem of integrating suburban areas with City, either through annexation or contracting, depending upon the needs of the various areas. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes- Maxfield-Chase-Ideman-Hartsock. Noes 0. A communication regarding franchise of Bus Companies for use of certain highways was read. Moved by Justice Maxfield to refer to our attorney for opinion if Town has any liability as outlined in Meckenberg's letter regarding Sullivan property. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved by Ayes-Maxfield-Chase-Ideman-Hartsock. Noes �. The Supervisor's financial report was read and placed on file. Bills from # 36 to # 50 were presented. Moved by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by Ayes-Chase-Hartsock-Maxfield-Ideman. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn waa unanimous at 6:00 P.M. T. B. Maxfield Acting Clerk. 197 April 15 1953 The Town Board met at the Court House, Wednesday, April 16, 1953 at 5:00 P.M. Members present:- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices T. B. Councilmen, G. W. Ideman- !,, ''A.:Cha99,,c'.. Also present were Attorney Newman -Mr. Tipple representing D.L.& W. RR. c0.-Mr. Rogalsky representing Ithaca College - Allen Treman -*C. Chatfield, 11'HCU- Mr. Clarey-of the Ithaca Journal, Engineer Ewig of the Lozier Co. - and several residents of the South Hill Water District. The minutes of the -previous meeting were read and approved. This being a public hearing on the-Sputh Hill-Danby Rd. Water District, prfof�of publication and, -posting were presented. Mr. Tipple, representing D.L.& W. RR. CO. was pleased to hear that the water district Mould be run on a benefit basis. Afer heall persons wishing to be heard a Motion y axfield to approve the district was withdrawn,. in order to ?6'rrespond further with the bond attorney. Moved by Justice Hartsock the meeting be adjourned to Wensday, April 22 at 5:00 P.M. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows:-,Ayes-Hartsock-Ideman-Chase-Maxfield. Noes 0. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk April 22 1953 At an adDourned special meetings off.,,: he- Toiin,,Bo,ard of..the-- qvn of Ithaca, held at the Court House, Ithaca,N. Y:, on tie 22nd� day of April, 1953, at 5:00 P.M., present were Supervisor; H. N. Goitdon-Justices T. B. Maxfield,F. RL Hartsock-Councilman L.E.Chase. Als© present were C. H. Newman, Atty. Allan*Treman-B`.F.Clarey. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The following resolution was offered by Justice Maxfield: - WHEREAS, a petition dated March 5, 1953, has been heretofore duly presented to this Town Board for the establishment of Ext. No. 1 of the South Hill Water District to include the property described on Page 195 and the.construction of a water system in such Extension; and Whereas, this Board on April 2, 1953, adopted an order calling a public hearing to consider saifi petition and hear all persons interests in'the subject thereof concerning the same, such public hearing to be held on April 15, 1953, at 5:00 P.M., in the Supervisor's Rooms In the County Court House in the City of Ithaca, N. Y., and WHEREAS, at such time and place this Tom Board did mbet to hear any and all persons interested in the subject matter thereof or concerning the same; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDERED AND DETERMINED by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, as follows; Section 1. After the holding of said public hearing as here4in- above set forth and upon the evidence given thereat, this Board does, hereby determime: a} That such petition dated March.5, 1953, is signed and acknowledged or proved as required by law and is otherwise sufficient; b) That all the property and property owners within the proposed extension No. 1 of the South Hill Water District are benefited thereby; ' c) That all the property and property owners benefited are included within the limits of the proposed Extension No. 1 .of the South Hill Water'Distriet; and d) That it is in the public interest to grant in,whole the relief sought. Section 2. This Town Board does hereby approve the establish- ment of Extension No. 1 of.the South Hill Water District in the Town of Ithaca, bounded and described as on Page 195. STATE OF NE4t YOfii -<;- COUNTY OF TONTMI S) J. Russell Roe, being duly sworn, deposes and says that on the lath day of .April, 1953, he posted in five public places in the territory of the proposed Extension No. 1 of the South Hill Water District, cmpy of the annexed Order for Public Hearing in the Matter of the Petition for Extension No. 1 of the said South Hill Water District, in accordance with Section 193 of the Town Law. Such notice was posted in the following places, to wit: On a pole at the corner of Hudson Street and Pennsylvania opposite No. 241. Avenue; on pole # 6211 on Kendall Avenue; on a pole �;: Pennsylvania Avenue; on a pole on Coddington-Road opposite No. 259 Coddington Road; on a pole at the corner of Danby and Coddington Roads. Sworn to before me this 6th day of April, 1953. —kv'—Ocf—� e, �, ja'_'O� P tIXI VMW i:c, s:.9xa33, MV Section 3. The Town Board does hereby approve the construction of a water system in said Extension No. 1, as shown on the map and plan accompanying the petition, including a reservoir, pump and pumping station, valves, hydrants and all necessary appurtenances, such system being designed to provide water for fire protection and domestic service purposes, the supply of water for which shall be purchased form the City of Ithaca on such terms and conditions as may be agree& upon by and -between the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca and the proper authorities of said City of Ithaca, with`the maximum amount -proposed to be expended for the improvements td'be`' not in excess of $200,000, as stated 'and fixed'in said petition. It is hereby further determined that the'expense of the establish- ment of said Extension No."l of the South Hill Water -District and constructing the water system therein shall be borne by local assessment upoia the several lots and parcels of land within such Extension, which the Town Board shall determine and specify to be especially benefited by the improvement in jusy proportion to the amount of benefit -which the &mprovement shall confer upon the same, said South Hill Water'District hz.ving orkinally been created as a benefit basis water district, all as fully set forth and requested in.such petition. Section 4. Within ten days after the adoption of this,order, the Town Clerk is hereby directed to file a certified copy of such order'..in duplicate, in the office of the .Stkte Department of Audit and Control, in Albany, N. Y., together with an application, in duplicate, for permission to create such extension, such application to be executed and verified by the Supervisor and to contain and include as a part thereof the substantive matters required by sub- division 3 of Section 194 of the Town Law.'Said Supervisor, Town Clerk and any other town official are hereby authorized and directed to furnish the Comptroller of the Sate of New York in connection with the making of such application any.and all such information, papers and documents as my be requested. Section 5. This order and determination shall take effect immediately. Resolution was seconded by Jus'ti'ce Hartsock and was approved as follows:- Ayes - Maxfield-Hartsock-Chase-Gordon. Noes 0. The resolution was thereupon declared: duly adopted.. Moved by Justice Maxfield that we request the City of Ithaca and the Village of Cayuga. Heights to join in the formation of a committee to present definite plans for action based upon the Greater Ithaca Fact Finding report and authorize'.the Supervisor to represent the Town Board in the appointment of such a committee. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved by the following vote: - Ayes - Maxfield-Hartsock-Chase. NoesO. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 5:35 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. 199 May 7 1953 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday' May 7, 1953,'at 5:00 P.M. Members present:- H. N. Gordon, Supervisor- Justices T. B`. Maxfield-F: R. Hartsoek - !Councilman, -L. E. ,Chase. Absent G. W. Ideman.- Also present were H'way Si1pt. H. U.'Baker- C. H.-.Newman. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The Supervisor reported that he had appointed T. B. Maxfield to the joint City--Town-Cayuga Heights Village committee. Moved by Councilman Chase the following pets-tion*be adopted* The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, State of New York, hereby petitions the Public Service Commission to direct the extension of bus sbrvioe furnished by the Ithaca Railways, Inc. to the area known as the Shopping Plaza when, and if the extension or bus service is approved to the area of ,the City of Ithaca known as the South Central Area od said City: In the belief that the use of this service will be beneficial to all parties concerned. Seconded by Justice Hartsoek and approved as follows:- Ayeer Chase-Hartsock- Maxfield. Noes 0. A letter from Lawyer Baker in regard. to excavation near the Joyce .'property was read. Moved by'Justice Maxfield the Supervisor reply to the letter of Mr. Baker concerning the hazard that was created by the property owners. Seconded by Councilman Chase.and approved as follows:- Ayes -- Maxfield-Chase-Hartsock. Noes 0.. Supt:..'Hlways Baker was instructed to patch the: By -way in Forest Home. Referring to a,motion on Page 178 1n,regard to,a piece, of land on Highgate Rd.'V,Mr: Newman presented deeds to. the same. The Supervisor's financial*report was read and filed. Bills from #51 to'65 were presented. Moved by Councilman Chase, seconded by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. Approved as follows:- ,Ayes - Chase--Hartsock- Maxfield. Noeso. Motion to adjourn was approved urianimcusly,at'6;20 P.M. Rachel T: Hanshaw Town Clerk 200 June 5 1953- -The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Friday, June 5, 1953 at.5100 P.M. Members present:- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices F. R. Hartsoc'_k T. B. Maxfield - Councilmen, L. E. Chase- G. W. Ideman. Also present were Mr. Ewig of the Lozier Co. Attorney Newman and Harry Baker, H'way Supt. The'minut4s of the previous meeting were road and appro--- ed. Moved by Justice Maxfield that Mr. Ewig, representing , the Lozier Co. of Rochester be authorized to draw up detailed plans in conjunction with the City of Ithaca Water Dept., of the E. State St, Ext. Water District. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes-Maxfield-Hartsock- Chase-Ideman. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Chase that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca extend our thanks to Professor Hill and his associates for the work done on the Greater Ithaca Fact Finding.Committee and the Supervisor id authorized to write a letter to this effect. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase-Maxfield-Ideman--Hartsock. Noes 0. A certificate of abandonement of a portion of Indian Creek Road, signed by the Town Board was filed with the Town and County. Clerks. Moved by Councilman.Chase that the remainder of the bill presented by Gabriel Meckenberg in the sum of $75: be paid. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows,:- Ayes- Chase-Maxfield-Hartsock-Ideman. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Ideman that the sum of $250.00 be paid to the City of Ithaca as the remainder of our share of. the Greater Ithaca Fact Finding Committee work. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Ideman- Hartsock-Maxfield-Chase. Noes 0. The Supervisor's.financial report was read and placed on file. Bills from#66 to 80 were presented. Moved by Justice Maxfield these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows:- Ayes-Ma:xfield- I&eman-Harrtsock-Chase. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was unanimous at 5:55 P•M. Rachel T. Hanshaw - Town Clerk. At a special meeting of the Towa Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, held at the Court House in Ithaca, New York, on the 17th day of June, 1953, at 5:00 P.M. The meeting was called to order by.tr.�C and the roll being called, there were PRESENT: (/ ABSENT , The minutes. of he`.,previous.:, eeting were read and approved. _. �_. Also present we're C. H. Newman and J. Roe-. ed The following order was off by-� who moved its adoption, seconded by �t to wa t: AN ORDER ADOPTED PURSUANT TO SECTION 194 OF THE T01-N LAW, ESTABLISHING EXTENSION NO. 1 OF THE SOUTH HILT, WATER DISTRICT IN THE TOWN OF ITHACA, T%IPKINS COUNTY, NEf YORK. irFEMMS, a petition dated March 5, 1953, has been heretofore duly presented to this Town Board for the establishment of Extension No. 1 of the South Hill Water District to include the property hereinafter described and the construction of a water system in such extension; and WHEREAS, this Town Board on April 2, 1953, adopted an order calling a public hearing to consider said petition and hear all persons interested in the subject thereof concerning the same, such public hearing to be held on April 15, 1953, at 5 oiclock P.M.. in the Supervisors' Rooms in the County Court House in the City of Ithaca, New York; and WHEREAS, at such time and place this Town Board did meet to hear any and all persons interested in the subject matter thereof or concerning the same; and WHEREAS, this Town Board at an adjourned special meeting thereof held on the 22nd day of April, 1953, adopted a resolution approving the establishment of Extension No. 1 of the South Hill Water District and the construction of a water system therein, and within ten days thereafter, to grit, on the 27th day of April, 1953, a certified copy of sfach resolution in duplicate was filed in the office of the State Department of Audit and Control at Albany, New York, together with an application in duplicate for permission to extend such distract; and VIHEREAS, by an order dated June 11, 1953, and filed with the Town Clerk of the Town of Ithaca,on June 13, 195% the State Comptroller granted permission for the extension of said South Hill Water District; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDERED AND DETERMINED by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, as follows: Section 1. After the holding of said public hearing as hereinabove set forth and upon the evidence given thereat, this Board does hereby determine: a) That such petition dated March 5, 19533 is signed and acknowledged or proved as required by law and is othenrise sufficient; b) That all the property and property owners within the proposed Extension No. 1 of the South Hill Water District are benefited thereby; c) That all the property and property owners benefited are included within the limits of the proposed Extension No. 1 of the South Hill Water District; and d) That it is in the public interest to grant in whole the relief sought. Section 2. This Town Board does hereby approve the establishment of Extension No. 1 of the South Hill Water District in the Town of Ithaca, which Extension No. 1 is bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the intersection of east line of Coddington Road and the south line of the right-of-way of the D.L.&W. R.R. middle track; thence in a southeasterly direction along the south line of the DUVI RR right-of-way 3600 feet, more or less, to the southeast corner of the Ithaca Land Company Subdivision; thence west along the south boundary line of the Ithaca Land Company Subdivision 500 feet, more or less, to its intersection with the east line of the lands of C.S. and B.M. Baker; thence south along the east boundary line of the lands of C.S. and B.M. Baker, H.C. and E.L. Ayers and extension southerly of said line 900 feet, more or less, to the south line of the DUIVI RR right-of-way upper track; thence southeasterly along the south line of the DI&W ;RR upper track right of way 2000 feet, more or less, to the south line of the C.V.P. Young Subdivision now owned by Homer B. MacNamee; thence southwesterly along the southeast boundary of the lands of the aforesaid 22Young" Subdivision, and the lands of Orrin K. and Isabella Champlin and H.S. and R.E. McGaughan 1500 feet, more or less, to the south corner of the lands of said McGaughan property; thence northwesterly along the southwest boundary line of the lands of said McGaughan, Hugh L. and H.W. Cosline and the extension of said line northwesterly 1200 feet, more or less, to the easterly extension of the south line of the lands of Harold Cox; thence southwesterly along the south line of the lands of said Cox and Frank W. Tozer estate extended 1000 feet to a point; thence northwesterly along a line 1300 feet, more or less, to a point in the boundary line between the lands of G. Raponi and E.D. Miller, said point being 650 feet north of the southeast corner of the lands of said Miller; thence westerly along a line 2000 feet, more or less, to a point in the boundary line between the lands of E.D. Miller and Ithaca College, said point being 1150 feet south of the northeast corner of the -lands of Ithaca College; thence southerly along the east line of the lands of Ithaca College 700 feet to a point; thence westerly along a line parallel with the south line of Ithaca College 2300 feet to a point; thence northerly along a line parallel 'with the center line of Danby Road 1900 feet, more or less, to the north line of the lands of Ithaca College; thence easterly along the north lane of the lands of Ithaca College to a point 300 feet measured at right angles from the center lane of Danby Road; thence northerly along a line 300 feet west from and parallel with the center line of Danby Road to the south line of the South Hill 'later District extended westerly; thence easterly along the south line and its extension westerly of the South Hill I -later District to the east line of Danby Road; thence southerly along a west line of the South Hill Water District to the north line of the DUM RR middle track right-of-way; thence easterly 4ong the north line of the DIV RR middle track right-of-way and the south line of the South Hill Water District 1400 feet, more or less, to a point in the east line of Coddi.ngton Road; thence southerly along the east -line of Coddington Road 100 feet, more or less, to place of beginning: all as shown on'a map of the district prepared by W.S. Lozier Co., Engineers, Rochester, New York, dated December 1952, revised March 2, 1953, and signed by E. W. Ewig Section 3. The Town Board does hereby approve the construction of a water system in said Extension No. 1, as shown on the map and plan accompanying the petition, including a reservoir, pump and pumping station, valves, hydrants and all necessary appurtenances, such system being designed to provide water for fire protection and domestic service purposes, the supply of water for which shall be purchased from the City of Ithaca on such terms and conditions as may be agreed upon by and between the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca and the proper authorities of said City of Ithaca, with the maximum amount proposed to be expended for the improvements to be not in excess of $200,000, as stated and fixed in said petition. It is hereby further determined that the expense of the establishment of said Extension No. 1 of the South Hill Water District and constructing the water system therein shall be borne by local assessment upon the several lots and parcels of land within such Extension, which the Town Board shall determine and specify to be especially benefited by the improvement in gust proportion to the amount of benefit which the improvement shall confer upon the same, said South Hill Uater District having originally been created as a benefit basis water district, all as fully set forth and requested in such petition. Section 4. Within ten days after the adoption of this order, the Town Clerk is hereby directed to cause a certified copy of such order to be duly recorded in the office of the Clerk of the County of Tompkins, and also in the office of the Department of Audit and Control, as required by Section 195 of the Town Lair. Section 5. This order and determination shall take effect immediately. The.question of the adoption of the foregoing order and determination was duly put to a vote on roll call, hJhich resulted as follows: VOTING VOTING VOTING VOTING VOTING VOTING The resolution was thereupon declared duly adopted. Moved by Councilman Chase that Mr. Ewig, representing Lozier Co. be authorized to draw detailed plans and. specifications in conjunction with the City of Ithaca Water Dept., of the South Hill Water District. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase- Hartsock- Ideman. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock the Supervisor be authorized to :., request the City of. -Ithaca to furnish water to the South Hill Water District. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows: - Ayes Chase-Hartsock4-Ideman. Noes 0. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Chase: - Whereas it is the intention of �t,,h.,e.�. T�omdpVd of the Town of Ithaca to establish a recreation projJcf7_1 ET'whereas the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca is about to submit an application for such project to the N. Y. State Youth Commission for its approval, and if approved to apply subsequently to the State of New York for partial reimbursement of funds expended on said project, as provided by Chap. 556 of the Laws of 1945 as amended; Now therefore be it resolved that such application is in all respects approved and H. N. Gordon, Supervisor is hereby directed and authorized to duly execute and to present said application to the N. Y. State Youth Commission for its approval and the sum of $800 be appro- priated for the operation of said project. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows:- Ayes-Chase-Ideman-Hartsock. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was unanimous. Rachel T. Hanshaw - Town Clerk 201 July 2 1953 The'Tdwn Board of the Town df Ithaca met'at the Court House Thursday, July 2, 1953 at 5:00 P.M. Members present:- Supeirvisor,'. H. N., Gordon -,Justice,, F0 R. Hartsock - Couricilmen, L.-E..Chase. - G..W*'.Ideifian'.'Absent Justic6, T. B. Maxfield. Also present was Attornep'Newman. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and . approved. A deed to Roat Street Extension was*presenited by AtItorney Newman and ordeied'filed and recorded. Moved by Councilman Chase.,that the deed to Clover . Lane be accepted, and recorded. Seconded by Coun'c"ilman Idemah and approved as follows:- Ayes -. Chase-Ideman-Hartsock. Noes 0. The Supervisbrls_fin'ancial report'was"read and placed on file.' , Bills from No..,81,to 101 were presented. Moved by Council- man Ideman theser''bills. be paid. Seconded by Councilman. Chase' and approved as follows:- Ayes.-Chase"Ideman-Hartsock. Noes-0. 'Motion to adjourn at 5:50 P.M..was s approved unanimously. Radh6l T. -Harishaw Town Clerk. August 6 1953 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Cou#bt House, Thursday, August 6, 1953 at 5:00 P.M.' Members present:- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, T. B. Maxfield-F. R. Hartsock w Councilmen;`L. E. Chase- G. W: Ideman.' Also present were Hatry'Baker, H'way Supt. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. A letter from the City of Ithaca stating a raise in hydrant charge was read and placed on the table. Justice Maxfield gave a resume of the work of the Greater Ithaca project committee up to date. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor be authorized to secure land adjacent to the Highway Bldg., parcel 90 X 100 not to exceed $900#00. Sedonded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows:- Ayes-Maxfield-Ideman-Chase-Hartsock. Noes 0. ' Moved by Councilman Chase.the following be'appointed to serve as Inspectors of Elections'in the.Town of Ithaca: - Dist. 1-'R. Hazel'Baker-Grace Smith:: D. Mildred Day-G. McAllister Dist. 2-R.Doris gamer Anna Force:: D.Viola Boothroyd-H. Hoffman. Dist. 3-R.Cora Gray -Florence Myers-::D.E. Murnighan-L.Thompson. Dist. 4-R.Mildred Chaney-R. Baker:: D.Louise Boyle-M. Mizener. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes- Chase-Hartsock-Maxfield-Ideman. Noes 0. Moved by'Councilman Chase that C. Morris Gray and Otic Root be appointed Custodians of Election Machines. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes Chase-Hartsock- Maxfield-Ideman. Noes 0. Bills from 102 to 116 were presented. Moved by Councilman Ideman these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes-Chase-Ideman-Maxfield-Hartsock. NoesO. The Supervisor's financial report was read and placed on file. Motion to adjourn was approved un animously at 5:4.5 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk 203 Sept* 3 - 1953 ' The * T - own Board of the.Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, Sept. 3,*,1953 at 5:00 P&M, Members` present :- Supervisor, H. N. Gordon- Justices, T. B. Maxfield,, F. R. Hartsook - Councilman, Lo E. Chase , G. W. ldemn"O Also present were liarry'Baker . ,.Hlway Sdpt. and C. H. Newman, Attorney, The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Maps and specifications for the S.H.W.D. abd the E,- State St. Ext. 176'ter Districts were received and filed. The., Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. Bills from No, 117 ' to 139 were received and presented. ,Moved by Councilman Ideman these bills be paid. Seoonded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes - ldeman-Chase-Hartsock-Maxfield. Noes 0, Motion to adjourn was approved at 5:35 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk M. September 19 1953 The Town Board met at the Court house, Saturday, Sept. 19 at 9:00 A.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, F. R. Hartsock, T. B. Maxfield - Councilman,, L. E. Chase. Absent Councilman, G. W. Ideman. Also present were Highway. Supt,. Harry Baker Attorneys, C. H. Newman and James Byoucous. The minutes of the previous meetigg were read and approved. The following resolution was offered by Justice Maxfield:- WHEREAS, Williams SI Cosier Company has prepared and submitted plans and specifications for the construction of a water system in the South Kill. Water District Extension No.. 1, and the Board of Public Works of the City of Ithaca has approved the sale of water to the said district; BE IT RESOLVED AS FOLLOWS: 1,.. That the plans, proposal, contract and specifications prepared by William S., Lorler Company for said project be and the same hereby are approved and adopted. 2. That the Sdpervisor_be and he hereby is authorized to execute on behalf of the town an agreement with the City of Ithaca for the sale of _ water to Extension No. 1 of the South Hill Water District, said contract to be subject, to the approval of the Water Power and Control Commission. 3. That t,he. Supervisor be and he hereby is authorized to make application on behalf of the town to the Water Power and Control Commission for approval of the acquisition of a water supply for Extension No. 1 of the South Hill Water District from the City of Ithaca. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as followss� Ayes-Maxfield- Chase-Hartsock. Noes 0, Moved by Councilman Chase that the Supervisor be authorized to dispose of the Gospel School Fund by placing it on the ballot for a refer- endam. Sedonded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes - Chase- Maxf feld-Hartsock. Noes 0. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Chase: - WHEREAS, William S. Lozier Company has prepared ani submitted plans axd specifications for the construction of a water system in the Extension of East State Street Extension Water District, Town of Ithaca, and the Board of Public Works of the City of Ithaca has approved the sale of water to the said district; BE IT RESOLVED AS FOLLOWS: 1. That the plans, proposal, contract and specifications prepared S by William . Losier Company for said project be and the same- hereby are approved ani adopted. 2. That the Supervisor be and he hereby is authorized to execute on behalf of the town an agreement with the City of Ithaca for the sale of water to Extension of East State Street Extension Water District, Tovm of Ithaca, said contract to be subject to the approval of the `later Power and Control Commission, 3. That the Supervisor be and he hereby is authorized to make application on behalf of the town to the Water Power and Control Commission for, approval of the acquisition of a water supply for said water district from the City of Ithaca. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes-Chase-Hartsock-Maxfield. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was unanimous at 9:35 A.M. Rachel To Han sh aw Tovm C 1e rk TOWN HEALTH FUND APPROPRIATIONS Board of Health - Salary of health officer Other health expenses Compensation of nurses TOTAL BOARD OF HEALTH Registrar of Vital Statistics Compensation Other expenses Fees of physicians TOTAL REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR TOWN HEALTH Fire PrOteation-Distriet Contract for fire protection with the City of Ithaca Amount to be raised by tax at 80 0 per t hoasand PRELIMINARY BUDGET FOR THE TOWN GENERAL FUND --APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL GOVERNMENT Town Board Town Hall and Offices Rentals (board room, offices, elections, etc.) Compensation of employees Purchase of furniture and equipment Repairs, light, heat and telephone Other expenses Elections Compensation of election officials (including mileage) Compensation of custodians of voting machines Other expenses Voting machines, purchase and repair Insurance Compensation insurance Official bonds and undertakings Fire and liability Other Printing and advertising (all departments) Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation Services of engineer and expenses Zoning inspector and expenses Annual audit and examination Publicity fund Employees' Retirement System (town share) Supervisor Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Justices of the Peace Salaries Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Councilmen Salaries Office and other expenses Town Clerk Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Torn Buded Form No. 20 Dennis Q. Co., Inc., Publishers, Buffalo, N. Y. $..... _... 600 _..... ...100.0.00._ ..... _10040... -_._10a 00.... ..._1a0...Q0..... .15AQ...QO.,.., .100D.Ql2..._ .3500.10 a._-- .----------_...._..... TOTAL $.... 91,56.00— $_45Q0.,0Q.... _ ...... TOTAL $..... 454Q...QO- _..35.0.0.... .................. ._..... TOTAL $...§35..Q0.. $ ..... ........................ TOTAL $....._. 6(2{2.k0_ $_ I&Q0.a QA ..... TOTAL $.... 33.25..-00.« BRIDGE FUND (ITEM 2)—APPROPRIATIONS Labor and team work $_..,600.00.— Materials for repair and maintenance-1-800_1104--- •Construction of new bridges Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Cstimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO, BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 2) MACHINERY FUND (ITEM 3)----APPROPRIATIONS Purchase of machinery, tools and implements Repair of machinery, tools and implements Storage of machinery, tools and implements Repairs or pay of operators on machinery rented to county or village Gasoline or oil for machinery rented to county or village Redemption of machinery certificates Interest on machinery certificates TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Rentals of machinery Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 3) $ --Z004,000 $...... Qu.0......._ $---3.000.00._ ....70.00*0.0— $---8000.100-- SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)—APPROPRIATIONS $_. P_QN00.- Salary town superintendent * $ Expenses town superintendent-._20-40.. Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent Removing obstructions caused by snow _f Q0"00... Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush _..6Q00.00__ Other miscellaneous purposes Redemptiori of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $.16000-.00- Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 4) AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEMS 2,3 and 4) $.....�StStSi RY_� 7 ` Assessors Salaries Office and other expenses —.400,00 .... Compensation of employees TOTAL $..2200.00.— Receiver of Taxes or Tax Collector Salary $ .... . .................... Office and other expenses Compensation of employees .... . ................... TOTAL Town Attorney Salary $•.... — --- — -------------- Office and other expenses Compensation of employees . . .......... TOTAL $ ........ Town Engineer Salary Highway Supto, $.4800.00 Office and other expenses ..... . ... Compensation of employees ..... TOTAL $.IQQQ*DQ ..... Town Comptroller Salary Office and other, expenses ....... Compensation of employees TOTAL $ . ......... . ... Zoning Commission Office and other expenses ---- - - - - ---- Compensation of employees . ....... I-.--..--..-. TOTAL $ ... ..................... Board of Appeals Office and other expenses $ Compensation of employees TOTAL $ ..... . ................... Planning Board Office and other expenses $ ------------------- — ----- Compensation of employees TOTAL TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation $ ------------- -------- Mileage and other expenses ....... —5-0.40— Purchase of equipment Lockup TOTAL $ 50,00 ..... Compensation of employees $ -------------- ----------- Other expenses Traffic Signs, signals and highway fighting $ ........ 2 WELFARE FUND APPROPRIATIONS Tmmnm Welfare Officer Salary Office and other expenses ............. ---- .... Compensation of employees ........................... TOTAL Home Relief Relief �---_---_ Burials ....... -'-'_- Lunacy Cases Lunacy examinations -..... Other expenses .......... Veterans Relief $--'-----' TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Rovenuww Reimbursement ofhome relief from State ----- _........ Reimbursement of vve|fany salaries from State -_------ Refunds ofhome relief from recipients _-'__--' Unexpundpdba|ancu (Sec. 115' Town Law) -__-__- TOTAL REVENUES $-_---'-- HIGHWAY FUND HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1)-_APPROPRIATUONS General repairs $iJL-1000~00� 'Specia| improvements --1"04v-0Q- Aedernptionofdebt contracted pursuant toSec. 273, Highway Law _-------- TOTAL/\PPR{)PR|AJ'|DNS $'269.00*00. Estimated Revenues State aid Miscellaneous revenues Goumty 30001.0a.. Unexpen6edba(anco -20D�w.00- TOT/\LREVENUES $...... UQQ4.00. AMOUNT TOBERAISED 8YTAX FOR 2W�Q0QO HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1) 1.1-- Dog Warden Compensation $. -- _. Other expenses .......................... TOTAL $_.............. Forest Fires Compensation of fire wardens and laborers $........ 5O.- ..... Other expenses _..... Payment to Conservation Commission .... ...... TOTAL $ -.W,00.. Inspection Costs Building inspection $------ ....................... Plumbing inspection ............................ Electrical inspection ........ .......... .......... TOTAL$....._...._.........._..... Examining Boards Plumbers $....._...._.........._..... Electricians Heating and ventilating .............................. TOTAL $.................. War Emergency Purposes $.............................. TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY $.....100.09O.... EDUCATION Attendance Officer Compensation $.....2Q0.O0.... Other expenses TOTAL $------- --200.0.0. Town Historian Compensation $----------------_:.--.----.- Other expenses -__ .............-_.-._.--_. Town Library Compensation of employees $.-.-__--.._..____--_____ Other expenses ---- _----------------------- Payments to other libraries ____-_-------- .._---.._---- TOTAL$....................... ...... TOTAL EDUCATION $..... .-20.0.00---- RECREATION V'UU Parks and Playgrounds Compensation of employees $-------- Other expenses --------300.,OQ.. Purchase of equipment ---- -.__.- ---------- ----_ TOTAL $-.1000,00 -- Patriotic Observances $-.._+ 9Q.#PQ --. TOTAL RECREATION $-.1200-100..... PUBLIC UTILITIES Cemeteries Airports $---- ------------------------- TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES $--.1000.100..- 3 GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes $._3000..011_ Income taxes 25850000.,.. Franchise taxes on business corporations Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) _ Dog licenses (from county). _&Q0.Q0w Other licenses (town ordinances) Fines, penalties and forfeitures Rent of town owned property Fees of town clerk 7D0,00._ Fees of justices of the peace ..... _,400.,,w.- Fees of assessors ..... Fees of tax collector ...... �00. Fees of constables or police officers �..., Fees of town library _ _.__. ..._...., Fees of parks and playgrounds ..... _....__. Fees of airports Fees of cemeteries ....... ,.--.,_.... _._ All other Sale of town property ..... Reimbursement from special districts for supervision _......._...._... ...___............... I ........... .._.._. TOTAL $..._51Q5Q...0.0 Unexpended balances (Sec. 1 15, Town Law) TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $_105o.ap GENERAL FUND SUMMARY Appropriations General. government $.-_9015_Pfl0 Protection of persons and property Education--_200.,00 Recreation - „__ 1200,,Q0 Public Utilities _1Qf0,00 Redemption of debt _.._...._..:,_ .._..... Interest on debt _...�...._.... _..... -Construction and permanent improvements .......................... Miscellaneous .... _..................... Contingent, purposes .....200Do00. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $..gam.OQ AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND $__none 5 MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS AND INTEREST (exclusive of district and special improvement debt) Redemption of Debt (Principal) Temporary loans Emergency appropriation loans $..... .......... .............. Revenue anticipation loans _............... Deficiency loans Other temporary loans (specify) .............................. TOTAL$............................. Bonds (give title of each issue) a. .... ...... ....... ..........-...._............_.._...._...............-----------.- ....... ......._..... $....................... ..... b............ _.-............. ............... .... .-.._.................... ..............-- ............... ..... _.......... _...._..._ c......_...._...._............................_...._...._...._.---......_...._.......... ...... . .............. TOTAL $.............................. TOTAL REDEMPTION OF DEBT $....._...._................. Interest on Debt Interest on temporary loans $.............................. Interest on bonds (give title of each issue) a..........,_......... --- ..........._...._...._.........._....-......---._..............--......_...-...... $ ..--------- .------- -..... b. .... ----..............---.....-,---......... --- ..... _..... ...._...__...._.....---------- .. ................... c..................... ........._................. ......... ................................ ............... ..... ..... ...,......._...-_........... TOTAL $............ ...... ...._..... TOTAL INTEREST ON DEBT $---- .... -----------------.--- CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS Nature of Improvement a. ..... ............. ....------..__-...._.---------------------------------------------------------------------------- $ -------------- ------------ b. ----------------.-------- ...................... .... --------------- - ------- ----- ----- ............ c........................ _...................... -------------...-------------------------------------------------------- TOTAL $ .............................. TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $..... _....................... MISCELLANEOUS Veterans OrganiRations for Rooms $-.-...--..------------------- )udgments analements (describe in detail) ............................... .... ..... ------------- --- ---... ... --........... . - - $._...- TOTAL $_.......................... 1942 Accounts, Claims and Demands $----- ------------------------ TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS $...... ....................... CONTINGENT PURPOSES Sec. 112 of the Town Law $.....2000-„ap-- (Over) 4 205 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Saturday, October 3, 1953, at 9*,:06 A:.r Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justice, F. R. Hartsock - Councilmen, L. E. Chase, G. N. Ideman. Absent Justice, T. B. Maxfield. Also present were Highway Supt. Harry Baker and Attorney i<ewman and Joseph Sorace. The minutes of the previoua meeting were read::and approved. Mr. Sorace appeared before the Board and asked for cooperation in the building of a road on his property. The Highway will review the Sorace and other roads on Saturday, Oct. 10. The following resolution was ordered published and placed on the ballot4i in Novembers - Notice is hereby given that pursuant to a resolution,of the Tovaz Board of the Town, of Ithaca, adopted on the 19th day of September, 1953, the following proposition will be submitted to be voted upon by ballot-0 at the biennial town election to be held ih the Town of Ithaca on the 3rd day of November, to wit: Shall the Supervisor of the Town of Ithaca be authorized to, apportion the Gospel School Fund of said Tom among the several districts of tba Town, pursuant' to the provisions of Article 75 of the Education Law? Resolution offered by Councilman Ideman as follows: - RESOLVED, that it is the intention of this Board to exclude from eligibility f or.membership in the New York State Employees' Retirement System from and after the 1st day of February, 1954, all officers and employees of the Tovm of Ithaca other than those in competitive and non-competitive classes, and to extend to all such officers and employees, Old Age and Survivors Insurance coverage provided by the Federal,Sooial Security Act, as of February 1, 1954; 2. That the Town Clerk be and she hereby'is authorized And directed to give public notice of the proposed adoption of a resolution to accomplish the said purposes by publication of this resolution in the Ithaca Journal, and'by posting the same in three public places in the Tovm on or before October. 7, 1953. Seconded by 'Jus-tice Hartsock and approved as follows: - Ayes - Ideman - Hartsock - Chase, Noes O. The Preliminary estimates, attached hereto were presented and the -following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock:- RESOLVED, that this Tom does 'hereby prepare and approve as the Preliminary Budget of this Town for the fiscal year beginning on the first day.of January, 1954, the itemized statement of estimated revenues and expenditures, hereby attached and made a part of this resolution, and be it FURTHER RESOLVED;i.that such Preliminary Budget shall be filed in the office of -the Town Clerk, where it shall be available for inspection by any interested persons at all reasonable hours, and be it FURTHER RESOLVED that this Board shall meet at 5:00 P.M. on the 5th day of .,November, 1953 at the Court House, for the purpose of holding a public .hearing,upon such Preliminary Budget, and be it I FUkH'ER RESOLVED that the Town Clerk shall give notice of such public hearing in.the manner provided in Section 113 of the Town Law, and that such notice be published at least twice. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Ideman-Chase. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Chase that the Highway Supt. be allowed to use the contingent fund for highway purposes. Seconded by Justice 'Hartsock and approved as follows:-, Ayes - Chase-Hartsock-ldeman. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the -Highway Supt. be authorized to draw up specifications for a truck to be purchased.by the Town Highway Department, for a 5 ton truck not to exceed 48300. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows:- Ayes - Hartsock-,;Ideman-Chase : Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Ideman that the Tom Clerk be authorized to advertise for bids for the purchase of a truck, a deposit of �100. to b6 deposited with the Town Clerk on each bid. Bids to be opened at 5:30 P.M. on Nov. 5, 1953 and a public hearing to be held at the same time to consider the proposition. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes-Ideman-Chase- Hartsock, Noes 0, The Supervisor's financial report was read and placed on file. Bills from 139 to 157 were presented. Moved by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows:- Ayes-Chase-Ideman-Hartsock. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn at 11:00 A. M. was unanimous. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. 206 The Town Board of.the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, November 5, 1953 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Councilman, L. E. Chase, Justice, F.. R., Hartsock. Absent, Justice, T., B. Maxfield- Councilman, Geo. W. Ideman. Also present were Harry Baker, Hway. Supt., Attorney 01. H. Newman, , Lew, Whitney, Brockway Truck Agent. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. This being the meeting of public hearing on the Preliminary Budget, the proof of publication and posting were presented. No persons appearing for or against adopting the Preliminary_ Budget as the Annual Budget, the following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock: WHEREAS this Town Board has met at the time and place specified in the notice of Public Hearing on the Preliminary Budget,' and heard all persons desiring to be heard thereon, NOWTHERbFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that this Tovm Board does hereby adopt~ such Preliminary Budget as originally compiled, as the annual Budget of this Toxn for the fiscal year beginning on the first day of January, 1954, and that such budget as so adopted be entered in or attached hereto in the minutes of the proceedings of this Town Board, AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk of this Town shall prepare acid certify in duplicate, copies of such Annual Budget as adopted by this Town Board, together with the estimates, if any, adopted pursuant to Section 202a,'Subd. 2 of the Town Law, and deliver one copy thereof to the Supervisor of this Town., to be presented by hi* to the Board of Supervisors of this County. Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayers-Hartsock-Chase-Gordon. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Chase that R achel T. Hanshaw be appointed as Dog Enumerator for the year 1954. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes-Chase-Hartsock-Gordon. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the renumeration for Elections be 415 yp for PrimarandIBledtionndaysahnd- ilOtforsregistrat it:htda,2sQnSedDnded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes-Chase-Hartsock-Gordon. Noes 0. Bills from 158 to 119 ,were presented. Moved by Councilman Chase these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved' as follows:- Ayes- Chase-Hartsock-Gordon. NoesO, The Supervi sor I s, financial report was read and placed on f it e. t Public Hearing on purchase of a new truck for Highway Dept. called at 5:30. Proof of publication was presented. Sealed bid from Brockway Truck Co. Inc. and Lew Whitney of Cortland, accompan- by check of �100. was opened, being the only bid. No persons appearing for or against this purchase, the following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock:- WHEREAS the Town Superintendent of Highways duly recommended the purchase of a truck, and there being only one bid, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that pursuant to Section 142 of the Highway Law, the Town $apt. of Highways is hereby authorized to purchase from the Brockway Motor Co. Inc. & Lew ftitziey of Cortland, N. Y., with the, approval of the County Highway Superintendent, a 5 ton Brockway, 154W, heil hoist and body at the price of 48220#00 less trade in of old truck at 41500., to be delivered about to Seconded by Councilman Chase and approved as follows:- Ayes -$a sock -Chase -Gordon. Noes 0. The Highway Committee reported they had inspected the Muriel St, road on the Sorace property, and recommend the acceptance of the same' with the following conditions:- 1. the payment by Sorace of `�1000. for the completion of the base:- 2. A survey of the road and map:- 3. the payment for any pipe necessary to widen the approach on the Hansharr Rosd end by Sorace. Moved by Councilman Chase that the road be accepted according to the above conditions and. the Attorney has examined and approved the title. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- .Ayes-Chase-Hartsock-Gordon. No 0. Moved by Councilman Ghase that the Supervisor be authorized to advance to W. S. Lorier Co., from General Fundq, account of their bill for services to the South Hill Suter District, Fact. #l, the sum of v§5000., and for their services to the East State St. Ext. Water District, the sum of 03000., said amounts to be chargeable to the said districts respectively. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes-Chase-Hartsock-Gordon. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:00 P*M. Rachel T. ffanshaw Town Clerk TOWN HEALTH FUND APPROPRIATIONS Board of Health Salary of health officer Other health expenses Compensation of nurses TOTAL BOARD OF HEALTH Registrar of Vital Statistics Compensation Other expenses Fees of physicians TOTAL REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR TOWN HEALTH Fire Protection District Contract for fire protection with the City of Ithaca .Amount to be raised. by. tax at 800 per thousand E" $--.50.00-._.. f %4 $_.....50-r. 0_...._ ,�111}J1J1tJ2717Jr State,?otf,,New Y6rk ) County%of:.,Tompkins) SS Tows t of :,.Ithaca .; i? Rachel T. Hanshaw, Clerk of Tovm of Ithaca, DO HMBY "..CERTIFY"that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the Annual Budget of * the°',Town of -Ithaca, adopted by the Town Board on November 5, 1953 for the ) }'year;\19`54. -•rttattil}�1 Dated November 5, 1953. Clerk — Tovm Ithaca ANNUAL. BUDGET FOR THE TOWN OF.....1 A.- .................. GENERAL FUND --APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL GOVERNMENT t4lom5d Tour Kafl• and Offices Rentals. (board room, offices, elections, etc.) Compensation of employees Purchase of furniture and equipment Repairs. light, heat and telephone Other expenses Elections Compensation of election officials (including mileage) Compensation of custodians of voting machines Other expenses Voting machines, purchase and repair Insurance Compensation insurance Official bonds and undertakings Fire and liability Other Printing and advertising (all departments) Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation Services of engineer and expenses Zoning inspector and expenses Annual audit and examination Publicity fund Employees' Retirement System (town share) Supervisor Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Justices of the Peace Salaries Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Councilmen Salaries Office and other expenses Town Clerk Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Town Budget Farm No. 21 Dennis d& Co., Inc., Publishers, Buffalo, N. Y. $..... ...6.. QO........ ---W0"00..-.. .....100.0.00 .. .....1Q0..OQ.... ............................. ..15040.... .......................... .....15114o.... .15110*0.0.... .......................... ..1 O-11*00.... ........................... ... aw0*Dp.... ....................... ...... TOTAL $..440Q.QQ.. ---.......- -- -TOTAL $..4t?:Q4_.. $...16i0.010.0.... ..........WOO .... ........................... TOTAL $:-1635.44._.. $...... 00.4.0.... ........................... TOTAL $.....2{?.Q.... $... 5?Ap. O.0.... ............................ TOTAL $... MA5&Q0.... WELFARE FUND APPROPRIATIONS Town Welfare Officer Salary$............. - ..... _..... Office and other expenses .... ._.... - ... ._...__... Compensation of employees ......... ....... -..--_---.- TOTAL ............ Hance Relief $---- ---_--- _------- -.- Burials $-..------- --- ------------ Lunacy Cases Lunacy examinations $--------------------- ------ Other expenses - - --- TOTAL $------ ---....... ...... -... Veterans' Relief $---------- ----------------- TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $-----------------..._..... Estimated Revenues Reimbursement of home relief from State Reimbursement of welfare salaries from State Refunds of home relief from recipients Unexpended balance (Sec. 1 1 S, Town Law) TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR WELFARE FUND HIGHWAY FUND HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1)—APPROPRIATIONS General repairs Special improvements Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenue$ State aid Miscellaneous revenues 00anty Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND ( ITEM 1 ) $.- ... ...................... $-U00A*00.. -159011.004.. rt# ;# ri ib [f $............. ................. $-?$900-00Q-. Dog Warden Compensation $....._..~--...- Other expenses . ........................ TOTAL Forest Fires Compensation of fire wardens and laborers $ ...... Other expenses ........... Payment to Conservation Commission ........ TOTAL Inspection Costs Building inspection $ .............. — --------- Plumbing inspection . ... . .... . . .. . .... . ..... Electrical inspection .......................... TOTAL $ ................ Examining Boards Plumbers $ ---------- ----- - -- ------ Electricians ................. ........ Heating and ventilating ..... .................... TOTAL War Emergency Purposes $ .... ....... ................ TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY $ ....... 100.0.0 EDUCATION Attendance Officer $ Compensation ...... Other expenses ........ . ............... TOTAL $ ...... 20.0-40 Town Historian Compensation $ .......................... Other expenses ........ I ................... Town Library Compensation of employees $ ------ ------------------- Other expenses ........................ — Payments to other libraries ...................... TOTAL$ ------------------------- TOTAL EDUCATION RECREATION Parks and Playgrounds Compensation of employees $ .... 70.0..0.6 ..... Other expenses ...... Purchase of equipment .... . . TOTAL Patriotic Observances TOTAL RECREATION $ PUBLIC UTILITIES Cemeteries $ Airports $ ........................... TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES $ GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes Income taxes Franchise taxes taxeson business corporations Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) Interest and penalties ontaxes (exclusive offees) ..... Dog licenses (from county) --800,00_- (Jther licenses (town ordinances) Fines, penalties and forfeitures Rent oftown owned property _..... -............... Fees of town clerk --7.0.0.°O-0 _' Fees of justices of the peace -_40�'00_- Fees of assessors - Fees of tax collector -'�90m60_- Fees of constables or police officers -- Fees of town library ......................... Fees of parks and playgrounds ....... -.............. Fees of airports Fees of of cemeteries --' All other Sale of town/property Reimbursement from fronn special districts for supervision ............... --......................... '......... ...................................... ............. .-_'._-_---- ----'--'-- ���������������������.............................. Unexpended balances (Sec, ]l5`Town Law) $.200.0.0.0.0' TOTALESlF|K4AFE[3RE\/ENUES (GENERAL FUND) GENERAL FUND SUMMARY Appropriations General 8ovommenf- PnotectionoYpersons and property Education --- 2GO °.GQ- RecreaUon _ Public Utilities Redemotionofdebt ..... .... -_'--_ Interest ondebt .......................... Construction and permanent improvements ..... -____'- K4(sce||aneous --------- ��D�Q� Contingent purposes - ' DL TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS �� _310u6.0 TOTAL ESTWATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) AMOUNT OFTAXES TO ' BE RAISED FOR �-�gg�� - GENERAL FUND -- -- MUNICIPAL. INDEBTEDNESS AND INTEREST (exclusive of district and special improvement debt) Redemption of Debt (Principal) Temporary loans Emergency appropriation loans ........................ Revenue anticipation loans ...-.... .................. Deficiency loans - ...................... Other temporary loans (specify) ___..._..... TOTAL $..... _.... m ._w._.... Bonds (give title of each issue) a. •-----... _ -_...._...._._._....-_--..... ---_.......... ...................................... $---..-...._.-------------- b.. -- --...._...._...._...._..__-.._.... _............................... ................ _..__.._...._ -..... c.......... _................... _..._._.................. _.......................... ......................... TOTAL $ .......................... TOTAL REDEMPTION OF DEBT $------------ ------- -.----- Interest on Debt Interest on temporary loans $ - - - -- - Interest on bonds (give title of each issue) a. ..- ---...._...._........_..____...._...._.... ...... ...... ...... _.... w.... $..... _.... ......_.... _...... b._..._...._...._...._...._..._.......... ........ _-................................................ ....._...._............. c......... ................................ _.._...._................_...._...._..._...._....-........... .......... ..... _............ TOTAL $..... _.... _.... ...... _..... TOTAL INTEREST ON DEBT $..... - ......... ............ CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS Nature of Improvement ,a........... ._............. ........... _........... .............................. $ .......................... b: _...._...._ ................. _.... _...._......... ........ ............... ....... ..................... I.... c......_.. ..................._...._... w..._..---.... _.... -.... _.... .,.... _.... ...... _..... .-.._................. ... TOTAL $..... _._ TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $----- _---- -...._...___ MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Organizations for Rooms judgments and Settlements (describe in detail) 1942 Accounts, Claims and Demands TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS CONTINGENT PURPOSES Sec. 17 2 of the Town Law $..... _.... __..-....___ $--------------------- ---- ..... _.......... _........ _ TOTAL, $....._.:_ _... $ .... _.... ._....- - $-------..._..------ ._..... $... Aa N919. (Over) Assessors Salaries $ lao'Q.0-0— Office and other expenses ..... . . 4004.0.0.- Compensation of employees TOTAL Receiver of Taxes or Tax Collector Salary $ Office and other expenses Compensation of employees TOTAL $ Town.Abkirney Salary Highway Supt. $4600.00— Office and other expenses Compensation of employees TOTAL Town Engineer Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees TOTAL $....._...__...._...._..... Town Comptroller Salary $ . ..... Office and other expenses Compensatiop of employees TOTAL $ . ................... Zoning Commission Office and other expenses $_._------.-.-_.-__.. Compensation of employees . ............... TOTAL Board of Appealli Office and other expenses Compensation of employees TOTAL Planning Board Office and other expenses $---------...-..._.__._... Compensation of employebs- . . .... . .... TOTAL TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT $ 26516im- PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constables, and'111eputy Sheriffs Compensation Mileage and other expenses ---B-Q.O.O L ..... Purchase of equipment TOTAL $ ... M*AQ- ...... Lockup Compensation of employees ,Other expenses ........... .... ......... TOTAL Traffic Signs, signals and highway lighting $--.--_..._..-----------... 2 BRIDGE FUND (ITEM 2)—APPROPRIATIONS Labor and team work Materials for repair and maintenance Construciion of new bridges "Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY'FUND (ITEM 2) MACHINERY FUND (ITEM 3)—APPROPRIATIONS Purchase of machinery, tools and implements Repair of machinery, tools and implements Storage of machinery, tools and implements Repairs or pay of operators on machinery rented to county or village Gasoline or oil for machinery rented to county or village Redemption of machinery certificates Interest on machinery certificates TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Rentals of machinery Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 3) $....... 500,. QO... ..--1500,.00-.. $....2000..00.. 2...000.100 $---------- ----------- ------ $------none- ... _.... $---..5QO..O.Q. .... ............................. $14000.40.0.. $.......3.000.00 ....10.00.00 $..... 60000010 -. SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)--APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent Expenses town superintendent Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent Removing obstructions caused by snow Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush Other miscellaneous purposes Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec..273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND ( ITEM 4) AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY,TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND ( ITEMS 2.3 and 4) 7 $-------------------------- ....-_-200-.00 .....K00.0.0 ..-.&000...0Q... ..-.1800.,.Q0... $.... 250.0..0-0.. .....2000-.00.0.. $..... 4500-.0.0.. $..3.7AQQ .00.... 207 November 30 1953 A meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca for the purpose of receiving sealed bids for the construction of water mains, storage tank and pump for the East State St. Ext. dater District 'andalso sealed bids for the construction of water mains and storage tanks for the South dill water district"t"� Members present were H. N.. Gordon, Supervisor, Justice Maxfield, Town Clerk_,'Rachel T. Hanshaw and Hfghway Supt. Harry Baker'. Absent were Justice F. R. Hartsoc k - Councilman G. ff. Ideman and Councilman L. E. Chase. Also present were Mr. Ewig of the firm of Lozier Co., Attorney Newman and many representatives of various engineering firms. Fleeting called to order at 2:00 P. U. by Supervisor Gordon. Proof of'publioationa, were presented. Receiving of -bids closed at 2:00 P.M. Several bidds were opened and read and listed by Mr. Ewig, but owing to, the matt' bids ron various parts of the contract, Mr. Ewig stated he would analyze and separate the bids and present same to the Town Board at a maeting_to be held on Thursday, Dec. 3, 1953 at the Court House. Meeting closed at 4:10 P*Mo Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. CAPITAL NOTE RESOLUTION SE IT RESOLVED, this 3rd day of December, 1953, by the Tomn Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins Gounty, New York, as follows: Section 1. The object and purpose for which the obligation herein authorized to be issued consists of the construction of a water main on the Highgate Road in said town for the benefit of the Cayuga Heights Water District at an estimated maximum cost of 5705.57. Section 2. The plan for financing such object -is as follows: the sum of 2268.59 has been paid on such project, the sum of $1994.24 will be raised by taxes, and it is proposed to issue a capital note of the Totin of Ithaca in the principal amount of $1,442,74 in order to finance the balance of such cost. The said capital note is hereby authorized for such purpose.'. Section 3. The period of probable usefulness of such object or purpose is hereby determined to be forty, years. Section 4. The said note shall be sold by the Supervisor for not less than par and accrused interest at private sale, and shall bear interest at a rate not exceeding 5 per cent per annum and shall be payable as to both principal and interest in lawful money of the United States at Tompkins County Trust Company in Ithaca, New York, and will bear such date and be in such form and of such terms and contents consistent herewith and with the Local Finance Law of this state as the Supervisor shall determine. The faith and credit of said town are hereby irrevocably pledged for the payment of the principal of and interest on such note. An amount sufficient to pay one-half of the princi�a of such note and the interest therein shall be included in the next annual budget of said town, and an amount sufficient to pay the balance of the princip. of such note and the interest thereon shall be included in the annual budget of said town for 1956, and the same shall not thereafter be renewed, Section 5. This resolution shall take effect immediately. AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION THE ITHACA JOURNAL / tfitE D CIU IJt ii, TIII1t�JKIItB �IIlttt ` SS. "IT' ' TO BIDDERS S,.Ied bids for the construction of p , ` SVaiermains and Storage Tanks for South Hill 1Vater District will be • ................... Gal.l__-BQyCe.--------------------------- being duly sworn, deposes re- ceived by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, Neu York, at the Town Clerk's Office, North Trip- hammer Road, Ithaca, Slew York, until 2 o'clock p.m., E.S.T., on the 30th day and says, that She resides in Ithaca, Count and State aforesaid and y y of November, 1953, at which time and place they will bepublicly opened and read. .. �` that She 1S ................BOOk.{eeper , Bidding forms can be obtained and plans and specifications examined at the office of 'the Town Clerk. Ithaca, Ne"New -York, or the office of william S. of THE ITHACA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published in Ier Company, Engineers, 10 Gibbs Street, Rochester, New York. ; Copies of plans and specifications for - Ithaca aforesaid and that a notice of which the annexed is a true Contract A", and ' B" may be ob-. talned upon the payment of ten dollars C$10.00? for each set,' which will not be refunded. copy, was published in said paper ....................... ............ The work consists of the. construe - flan of: .. CONTRACT "A„—,APprolimately 22: November ll 1953 000 feet of 8 inch and smaller water - mains with. ...•..............•----------------------......------------------•--- connections and appur- CONTRACT "B" — One 200,000 gal- lon and one 500,000 gallon steel water storage reservoir. .............................. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ RACHEL T. HANSHAW Nov. Town Clerk n. and that the first publication of said notice was on the ______l__lth _________ day of -------------Novenher-------------•--- 19- 3--• ,r-c— Subscribed and sworn to before me, this.....-1_2th..........................day of ............. ...... Novembe-r--.......... 19....53.. +- Q A. ..... ..... ,.:_..... . 1 MARGyA%°T, �, tuScN'A1tYf' ----L.,"?.'""`"'_+` T` r:o:❑ ub�iq stale o ew York Notary Publ� Tompkins County N, . 55-7842400 My Commission Expires MdMh 3% 19. ft--7 208 December 3 1953 The Town Board of the Town of .Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, December 3, 1953 at 5:00 PFX, 3wtiuutsxs present,were H. N. Gordon, Supervisor - Justices T. B. Maxfield- F:_R. 4artsock.' &,bsent Councilman L. E. Chase - G. W. Ideman. Also present H. 'Newman &_James Byouoous,. Attorneys - Harry Baker, Highway Supt. - J. R. Roe, The minutes of the previous, meeting were read and approved. 0 ove by.Justice Hartsock that the Supervisor be authorized,to borrow by Cap _ o loth from the Tompkins County Trust Co. Bank, the sum of 41442.74 fW the .water line on Highgate Road in the Cayuga Hts. ;dater Dist. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- Hartsock-Maxfield-Gordon. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield the following resolution be adopted:- ViddEREAS it is the intention of the Town Board of the flown of Ithaca to establish a Recreation project and, WHM dS the loan of .Ithaca is about to s project to the Xaw.York State Youth Oommission to -Apply subsequently to the State of New York funds expended on such project, as provided by as amended; Not Therefore Be It .RESOLVED, that such application is in all H. N. Gordon, Supervisor, is hereby directed an and to.present such application to the New York its approval. _':Amount 0332.50. ubmit an application for such for its approval, and if approved for partial reimbursement of Chapter 556 of the Laws of 1945, respects approved and authorized to duly execute State Youth Commission for This resolution shall take effect immediately, Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- ,ayes -Maxfield- Hartsock-Gordon. Noes 0, Ur... Newman reported he had, approved and filed the deed to M ariel St . Moved by Justice Maxfield the Supervisor be authorized to transfer N2000. from the General Fund to pay the County Treasurer for the Town of Itha,ca's share of the County taxes for 1954. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes-Maxfield-Hartsock-Gordon. NoesO. Moved by Justice Hartsock the Supervisor be authorized to increase limits of the insurance on Town equipment. Seconied by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Maxfield-Gordon. Noes 9, The Supervisor's financial was read. and filed. Bills from No. 191 to 213 were presented. Moved by Justice Maxfield these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsook and approved as follows: - Ayes - Hartsock-Maxfield-Gordon. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn until 7:00 P-U. was unanimous. Meeting called to order at 7:15 by the Supervisor. Moved by Justice Maxfield the Supervisor be authorized to appropriate the sum of :�500 to pay a Civil Defense Warden for the Tom of Ithaca for one year, with the understanding that a report be made on what was accomplished through this payment. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayea-M3axfield-Hartsock-Gordon. Noes 0. Mir. Maxfield was excused and George W. Ideman reported present. Mr. Ewig of the Lozier Co, then presented a report on the review of the bids for the South Hill rater District. The following resolution was off erd by Councilman Ideman:- RESOLVED, that this Board find and determine and it does hereby find and determine that the proposal of Bruno Trimpoli of 251 Altamont Ave., Schenectady, N.-Y. to construct water mains in and for the South Hill dater District Extension No, l in the Town of Ithaca. Tompkins County, New York in accordance with the plans and specifications therefore, including Items A-1 to A-11, inclusive, designated as'Contraot At, Items A-12 and A 13, designated as 'Optional Items -Group At, and Items A-14 to A-21, inclusive, designated as 'Optional Items -Group B', e is the lowest responsible •proposal for such construction; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the said proposal of Bruno Trimpoli be and the same hereby is accepted and the contract therefor is hereby awarded to said Bruno Trimpoli; provided, nevertheless, that this Board shall have the option at any time on or before December 31, 1953 of eliminating from the. contract all of the items A-14 to A-21, inclusive, designated as'Opftiona3 Ugmantir GrouV'&rl2auddI1 hdoh option is exercised and the said Bruno Trimpoli notified thereof in writing by letter mailed to the above address on or before December 31, 1953, this resolution shall thereafter be deemed to pertain only to Items A-1 to A-11 inclusive, designated as 'Contraot A', and Items A-12 and A-13, designated as 'Optional Items - Group A!, with no obligation on either the contractor or the Town with respect to Items A-14 to A 21, inclusive, designated as 'Optional Items - Group B'. Seconded by Justice Hartsoek and approved as follows: Ayes Ideman-Hartsock- Gordon - Hoes 0, The following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsoek:- RESOLVED, that this Board find and determine and it does hereby find and determine that the proposal of Pittsburgh Des Moines Steel Company of 1060 Broad Street, Newark 2, New Jersey, to construct one 200,000 gallon steel water storage reservoir for the sum of 412,880, and one 500,000 gallon steel water storage reservoir for the sum of 421380 in and for the South Hill Water District Extension No. 1 •in the.Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, in accordance with the -contract and specifications therefor, is the lowest responsible proposal for such construction; and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the said proposals of Pittsburgh Des Moines Steel Company be and the same hereby are accepted, and the contract therefor is hereby awarded to &aid Pittsburgh Des Moines Steel Company; provided, nevertheless, that this Board shall have the option at any time on or before December 31, 1953 of eliminating the said 500,000 gallon steel water storage reservoir from the contract, and if such option is exercised and the said Pittsburgh Des Moines Steel Company notified thereof in writing by letter mailed to the above address on or before December 31, 1953, this resolution shall thereafter be deemed to pertain only to the construction of the 200,000 gallon reservoir, with no obligation on either the contractor or the Town with respect to the 500,000 gallon reservoir. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows:- Ayes- Hart sock- Idemsn- Gordon. Noes 0. The following resolution was offered by -Justice Hartsock.- RESOLVED that this Board find and determine and it does hereby find and deter- mine that the proposal of C&D Construction Co,lue. of 211 Oneida St* Fulton, New York, to construct water mains and foundations for steel reservoir and appurtenances in and for the, Extension ,to the East State Street Extension Water District in the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, in accordance wi th t he plans and speoifications therefore, Including Items A-1 to A-10, inolusive,,designated as'Optional Items', is the lowest responsible proposal for such construction; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the said proposal of C&D Construction Co.,Ine., be ani the same hereby is accepted anti the contract therefore is hereby awarded to said C&D Construction Co.,Ine., for Contract A, including Optiftal Items A 11 and A-12, on a unit price basis as per bids received on November 30,1953; provided, nevertheless, that this award is made subject to approval of the said later District by the ,dater Power and Control Commission and subject attorneys' confirmation on or -before December 31.1953, and subject to the further condition that C&D Construction Co.,Inc. enter into a contract change, covering the construction of a Pump House as set forth in the proposal of said eons ,truotion company, such construction to conform to the terme,00nditions and speolfica- tions set forth as 'Contract C' as prepared -by the William S. Lozier Company; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Town Supervisor, or an'tjother duly authorized person or persons, execute and approve a contract change in the contract awarded to C&D Construction Co., Inc., providing for the construction of a concrete Pump House by C&D Construction Co.,Ino., for a luOtp sum not to exceed 410,000.00, said construction to conform to the terms, conditions and specifications sat forth as 'Contract C' as pre- pared by the William S. Lozier Company. Seconded by Councilman Idemxi and approved as follows:-Ayes-,Hartsock-Ideman-Gordon. N&es 0. The following resolution was Offered by Justice Hartsock: RESOLVED that this Board find and determine and it does hereby find and determine t hat . the a proposal of Pit tsburgh-DesMoines S$ceel Company of 1060 Broad Strest,Newark 2, New Jersey, to construct one 100,000 gallon steel water storage reservoir for the sum of 49090 in and for the Extension to East State Street Extension 'later District in the Town of Ithaaa,Tompkins County,New York in accordance with the contract and specifications therefor, is the lowest responsible proposal for,suoh construction; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Town Supervisor, or any other person or persons duly authorize¢,ozoeute and approve a contract change in the aforesaid contract awarded to Pittsburgh-DesMoines Steel Company increasing the size of the aforesaid reservoir from 100,000 to 200,000 gallon capacity provided that the total price does not exceed the sum of J12, 880; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED thaft the foregoing is subject to the approval of the s id ibiater District by the �PaterJPower l��,�,� Control Commission o th 3tata of'�� •, cl.w/ri�. g.�. �' �'-d)wil�:a�,IAGLK•�.-,-�s..31, trt/d+-i 3� %�� j:!!Csct�es. Q�'� 17't�Lw+� G�4�—��i��" #Zlte O — ��:ti�f ,L}r�„ ..'tG--l�d• .? .210 December 26 1953 Adjourned mceting'f rom Deo..3,.1953, called to order at the Town Clerk's office, N. Triphammer Road, at 10:00 A. M. Present.were Supervisor H. No Gordon - Justices T. B. Maxfield-F. R. Hartsock- Councilman Ideman. Also present were Attorneys C. H. Newman- James V. Byouoous-and Allan ?roman, representing National Cash Register Co. and Engineer Everett Neig of the William Lozier Co. The minatee:.of the,Doo. a meeting were read and approved. This heing an advertised public hearing on the South Hill Water District, increase dffectitd�bsNN�+teasi�bnr� Nay.ysprogf>,bfepblioatbon and posting were presented. Mr. C. H. Newman reports it would not be legal to exempt the National Cash Register Co. from payment of their portion in the . South Hill Water District. National Cash Register Company have asked to hold action on the contracts until March 1, 1954.., � . , : t . - . A letter .from the Pittsburgh -Des Moines Steel Company in regard to eitebdings:�; thol-claterfoie,ndtitioation of elimination of the 500,000 gallon tank until March 1 1954 was read and filed. Moved by Justice Maxfield that'we accept the modification of the Trimpoli Contraot extending date dor eliminating 'Op Lion B' to March 1, 1954. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows:- Aye s-Maxfield-Idemm-Hart so A*%Gbrdon;N'o 0. The following resolution was offend by Justice Maxfield: WHEREAS, by resolution of this Board adopted D eoember 3, 1953, the Board was given an .option to eliminate the 500,000 gallon reservoir from its contract with the Pittsburgh -Des Moines Steel Company for the benefit of the South Hill Water District, Extension No. 1, at any time on or'before December 31, 1953; AND WHEREAS, the said company has informed this Board that it will extend the time for the exercise of such option to March 1, 1954 if the Town will extend for 60 days the dates for completion of the tanks in this district and in the East state Street Extension Water District; and if such extension of the completion dates is not granted, it might be necessary for them to increase their bid price by 4915.00 for the 500,000 gallon tank; RESOLVED, that this Board finds it impossible to extend the completion dates for such construction; and therefore hereby exercises its option to eliminate the said 500,000 gallon tank from the contract; AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that notwithstanding the foregoing resolution, the Board hereby reserves the privilege of awarding to. the Pittsburgb-Des Moines Steel Company a contract for the oonstruoiioa'of the additional 500,000 gallon tank at the bid price plus a sum not exceeding 4915.00 if requested, as stated in the letter of- said company dated December 21, 1953, provided a resolution is adopted therefor and :written notice thereof is given to the company on or before Yaroh 1, 1954. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes- Maxfield-Sartsock- Ideman-Gordon. Noes 0. Justice Maxfield moved the adoption of the following bond resolution: BOND RESOLU210NO dated December 26, 1953, authorising the 'issuance of 4150,000 serial East State Street Extension 'Dater District Bonds of the Tom of Ithaca, in the County of,Tompkins,,pursuant to the local finance -law. WHEREAS, East State Street Extension Water District, hereinafter described, is a water district of the Town of Ithaca, in the County of Tompkins, duly established by the Town Board of said Town and a water supply system has been constructed in and Is now maintained and operated by said water district to provide a supply of water to the inhabitants of said district, in aceordanoe witharticle 12 of the Town Law of New York, and said district was extended so'as to include additional territory in said Town by an order made by the Town Board of said Towae on February 7, 1953, and the construction of a water.supply system therein as hereinafter described is a special improvement authorized by said Article 12; NOW, THOBE, BE IT RESOLVED by the,Tovn Board of the Town of Ithaca, in the County of Tompkins, as follows: Section 1. The Town of Ithaca, in the County of Tompkins, shall issue its Serial Bands of the aggregate principal amount of 4150,000* pursuant to th* Local Finance Law of New York, in order to finance the specific purpose hereinafter described. Section 2. The specific purpose (hereinafter referred to as "purpoself) is the coustrugtion,.of a water supply system including water mains, distributing pipes, hydrants, s pump station, storage tanks, and incidental equipment, including the necessary lands and rights of way, in an extension of said East State Street Extension Water District, in a000rdance with an order or resolution authorizing said improvement made by the Town Hoard of said .Town on February 7, 1953, pursuant to .the provisions of +Artiole 12 of the Town Law of New Yorks .Section 3. It is hereby stated that (a) the maximum cost of said purpose, as rstimated by the Town Board, is 4150000! and (b)' no money has heretofore been authorized to be applied to the payment of the cost of said purpose, and (o) the Town Board plans to finance the cost of said purpose entirely from funds raised by the Issuance of said Serial Bonds, and (d) all of such cost is to be paid by assessments apon benefited real property in an area less than the area of said Town, 211 Sect -ion' 4.'It - is' ' 'fiiieby,aeteimin6d'tHat' said -pLiipds a'. In * Ztn- dDjed t or purposed6 sdribed'in -Sdbdivii ion 1-of'Para&aph a of S60tion'11:000f the Local . Finance Law, and that'the period'*of prdbable'.useifulnoss of said purpose'is'forty years. Section 5. It is hereby determined that the proposed maturity of the obligations authorized by this resolution will be in excess of five years. Section 6. This resolution shall be published In fall by the To-= Clerk of said Town, together with a notice in substantially the form proscribed by Section 81;00 of said'Local Finance Law, and such publication shall be in the Ithaca Journal, a newspaper published in the City of Ithaca and having a general circulation in said Town. The.validity,of said Serial Bonds or of any bond anticipation notes issued in anticipation of the sale of said Serial Bonds may be contested only if.such obligations are authorized for an object or purpose for which said Town is not authorized to expand money,*or the provisions of law which should be complied with at the date of the publication of this resolution are not substantially complied with, and an action, suit or proceeding contesting such validity, is commenced within twenty days after the date of such publication, or ' If said obligations are authorized in violation of the provisions of the Constitution of New York. Section 7. This resolution shall tkke offect.i=odiately upon its adoption. Seconded by Justice , Hartsock,.it was unanimously adopted by H. N. Gordon, Supervisor, George W. Idetnan,. councilman, and T. B. Maxfield and F. R. Hartsock, Justices of the Peace voting Aye thereon, „_ Justice Maxfield presented and moved the adoption of the following bond anticipation 'vote resolution: BOND, ANT.101PATION NOTE RESOLUTION, Dated December 26, 1953, AUTHORIZII;G the ssuance..of , 150,000 bond anticipation notes of the Town of Ithaca, in the County of Tompkins, pursuant to the Local Finance Law. BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, in the County of 'Tompkins, as follows; . , Section'l. In order to finance the specific object .or purpose, hereinafter described,,.- ' ,the.Town of Ithaca, in the County of Tompkins, shall issue its bond � anticipation notes of the aggregate principal amount of �150,000, pursuant to tho Local Finance Law of New York, In anticipation of the sale of ;150,000 Serial Bonds authorized by the Bond Re ' solution entitled "Bond Resolution, dated December 26, 1953, of A I authorizing the issuance W au ' thor 1500000 Serial East State Street Extension Water District Bonds of the Town of Ithaca, in the County of Tompkins, pursuant to the Local Finance Lawlt, adopted by the Town Board on December 26, 1953. Section 2. The specific object or purpose (hereinaf#or referred to as 11purpoself) to be financed .by the issuance of such notes is the construction of a water supply system including water mains, distributing pipes, hydrants, pump stations, storage tanks, and incidental equipment, including the necessary lands and rights of way, in an extension of said East State Street Extension District, in accordance with an order or resolution authorizing said Improvement made by the Town Board of said Town on February 7, 1953, pursuant to the provisions of Article 12 of the Town Law of New York. Section 3. As required by the Local Finance Law, it Is hereby stated that (a)there are bo outstanding Bond Anticipation Notes issued in anticipation of the sale ' of said Serial Bonds, and (b) the notes authorized by this resolution ara not renewal notes, and. (a) the notes described in this resolution shall mature within on ' a year from the date of their issue, and (d) such notes are issued in anticipation of bonds for an assessable improvement. ' Section 4. Notes issued pursuant to this resolution shall be payable not later than one year from the date of said notes, and shall bear interest at a rate which shall not exceed five per centam (5%) per annum, payable at maturity. The power to prescribe the terms, form and contents of such notes, subject to the provisions of this resolution, and to sell and deliver said notes, is hereby delegated. to the Town Supervisor. The Town Supervisor and the Town Clerk are hereby directed to sign any notes Issued pursuant to this resolution and to affix to such notes the corporate seal of the Town of Ithaca. Section 5. This resolution shall take effect immediately upon its adoption. The motion having been seconded, it was unanimously adopted, Harry N. Gordon, Supervisor- George IiW. Idemn, Councilman, T. B. Maxfield and F. R. Hartsock, Justices of the Peace, voting aye thereon. — The Board recessed for dinner, and then convened for the Annual meeting to audit the books of Town officers* ' Moved by Councilman that the Town Clerk's bond in the amount of 4243,000. be qooepted# and a holdup Insurance in the amount of *52000* be taken out. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as'follows:- Ayes -Ideman- Hart soclo-Maxf iel d. Noes 0. The Justices books were audited, and signed. Justice Maxf ield receipts were 160-8o DisbarsementaAA10"'Fa Justice Hartsock receipts were Disbursements The Town Clerk's book and accounts were audited and signed Town Clerk's receipts were Disbursements 76e6 -26- 21L .The $upe.rviso i s accounts and books were audited and signed. Supervisor's B&ghway receipts r1f51R9.07 Disbursement s were 6D4 ?7•ftT Supervisor's Gen. receipts wer 4/o73.83 Disbursements were (,c."3-J_J_ Moved rby Cou'ncil.trian.;I.deman ithen1-*IIDwibg3 rnolution be adopted: - WHEREAS the Water Power and Control Commission of the State.of New York has approved the, formation of the Extensio.n,;,to! the East,.State_.Stree;t. -,-_ Extension Water District and James V. Byoucos; attorney for said.Extension has confirmed the receipt of said approval so that the Extension to said District has now been legally approved, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town Board hereby confirms the awards made' by said Board at its meeting on December 3, 1953 to, and -the contracts authorized by said Town Board at said meeting,with,'the Pittsburgh -Des Moines Steel Company and the C. &. D. Construction Co., Inc., of Fulton, New York, for the construction of improvements in and for said Water District, the .said two companies being the lowest responsible bidders for said construction, and BE`IT, FURTHER RESOLVED, that the contracts authorized by said Board,by, resolution adopted at said meeting of December 3, 1953, and hereby.confirmed, be duly executed. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows:-. .Ayes- Gordo n-Ideman-Maxfield-wHartsock, Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was unanimous at 3:30 P.M.. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk