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TOWN_BOARD_MINUTES_1954-1960
PRELIMINARY BUDGET FOR THE TOWN OF. ...... jqUAGA---._...._..._...._....-.._...._...._...._...._-._----------- GENERAL FUND —,APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL GOVERNMENT 1956 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) .....1jT.Q*2Q.. Compensation of custodians of voting machines ...... ..1.5Q..M.. Other expenses ..... _..... 50_.0.. ' Voting machines, purchase and repair .......................... Insurance Compensation insurance ..... -.... - .... -.... -..... Official bonds and undertakings .........Baa,,.oa. Fire and liabilityQ����-QQ-- Other .............. .......... . Printing and advertising (all departments) .........15QA.QSC.. Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation. C 0'0.. Services of engineer and expenses Zoning inspector and expenses ..... Annual audit and examination ............... ........... Publicity fund Social Security Employees' Retirement System (town share) ..... 2SQQ.QQ.. ..... ........... ..... _.................. 12 ....... ..... ................... ..................................... _--••---------• .......................... TOTAL $..15._1QQ.QSJ Supervisor Salary $ Office and other expenses -------•�Q-QQ• Compensation of employees ......................... TOTAL $......5.. Justices of the Peace Salaries �-- Office and and other expenses --•••--- Compensation of employees -- -• -- -- TOTAL $...._7..900l00 Councilmen Salaries $..... .... SQ-Q.QQ. Office and other expenses ................. .... -•-••• TOTAL $ ........... Town Clerk Salary' $..... Office and other expenses ..... _... 12fi.laQ. "Compensation of employees -.... ----•............--• TOTAL $..... 1 Torn Budget Farm No. 20 Dennis 4 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 Vrot,ection district v,l.00 per thousand valuation $----------- -------- ---. $..... _.50..I?0._ $------- ;V-).OII La Assessors Salaries $------ ----------------------- Office and other expense,$ ..... -.............. ....... Compensation of employees ------------------ TOTAL $--------------------- ------ Receiver of Taxes or Tax Collector Salary$ ------------------------------ Office and other expenses ----------------------------- Compensation of employees --------------------------- TOTAL $........... -.... -.... -..... Town Attorney Salary$ ----- ------------------------ Office and dther expenses .......................... Compensation of employees --------------------------- TOTAL $................. ..... ...... Town Engineer Salary Highway Supt. $----SQQ�.OD--. 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 $....... 15Q-.QQ Compensation of employees --------------------------- TOTAL $ 15A...Q-.. Planning Board Office and other expenses $--------Q�Qa Compensation of employees 15s�Q•QQ--- TOTAL $-P---QQQ-..00 TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation $ -------------------------- Mileage and other expenses ........... M-0-0... Purchase of equipment --- — -------------- TOTAL $............ W-.Q.Q 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 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 fr©ui County Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 3) $..... 1Q0D.QD. ---- 2Z00..L0— $-..-.----------------- - -3zB7."8.-_- $--3.3.57_..68-. $---------------_ $--..._-..._----------------- ................. ............ .............................. $---------------------------- ....-10.Q0...QQ- 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 from 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 $.....QQ..QS�_ 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 Attendance Officer Compensation Other expenses Town Historian Compensation Other expenses Town Library Compensation of employees 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 3 3 $--------------------------- -.. - - --- ---- TOTAL $-------------------------- $..... .... 5"OCL--- ........................... TOTAL $..... -50-tQQ...... $ -------------------------- ...---- .................... TOTAL $-..-.--------------------- $--------------------------- .-----------.....----.. TOTAL$..... -.... --------------- $----- ----- ----- ------------ $-------- $...... 29Q.OQ--- -.. - - --- ---- TOTAL $...... 2QQ.40... $-------------------.------ $-------------------------- TOTAL $-------------------------- $------ ?Q0.1-00.... c.-.... -.... -.... ..... TOTAL $...2 --- Q-Q --.Q-Q $....._..1Qi).Q. $ $ �1001,00 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 Special improvements Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, " Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues State aid Miscellaneous revenues from Count Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND ( ITEM 1) 6 $----- - ....................... $------------------ -----...... $.13500-.0.0... .1a5Q4-00.0... $.26... Q.00..0.0 $.... 1S2-0- 0�...0-0... .... 3Q.NA0.0... $... . fit --- 5Q.Q..Q0 $-21...50.0..00 GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes $...... ----M.A10-0 Income taxes per capita Franchise taxes on business corporations _.__...._.._...._..... Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) ___.-......._..... _..... Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) ......................... Dog licenses (from county)- .....-- .KQ.00 Other licenses (town ordinances) ........... 1W..•.Q.0 Fines, penalties and forfeitures ..... - .... .Q�O� Rent of town owned property .......................... Fees of town clerk ........ 100 1600 Fees of justices of the peace .........150D.Q0 Fees of assessors ................ ........... Fees of tax collector ............%Q..0.0 Fees of constables or police officers ...... ..................... Fees of town library .......................... Fees of parks and playgrounds ......................... Fees, of airports State aid post our planning ..... --�0x •Q Fees of cemeteries ----------------- 1000.00 All other State ,yid youth comm. Sale of town property ..... ................ ...... Reimbursement from special districts for supervision ..------.-..i_• ,i........-- ........................... TOTAL $_3S_ 675.00 Unexpended balances (Sec. 115, Town Law) TOTAL ESTIMATED'REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) 0 GENERAL FUND SUMMARY Appropriations General government $ ... 3117.5.4.0. Protection of persons and property---------IU-0-&Q. Education .......--20Q..0Q. Recreation-----2.10Q-.0a. ' Public Utilities ..... -..100..0-0. Redemption of debt ...................... ..... Interest on debt ............ ............... Construction and permanent improvements ------....-..---..-------- Miscellaneous------------------------.---- . Contingent purposes ------ .0.0=Q-Q. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $ ---47•Q0 TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $..5.5._67-5-.0-0 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 REDEMPTION OF DEBT Interest on Debt Interest on temporary loans Interest orf bonds (give title of each issue) a. ....._..... ._...._.........._...•-----------......................... b......... '.................. ............... .......................... ..................................... c...... ----................................................... 1........ _.._..._...._.... -........... 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- $----._...._._._..-..----- $.....--------.._...._....- $.... .2... 40a.00 (Over) ANNUAL BUDGET FOR THE TOWN OF_ ......... I HA-ca..-----_-----_.--------_--.._--•---------------._...__._ GENERAL FUND —APPROPRIATIONS 1956 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 r Compensation of election officials (including mileage) Compensation of custodians of voting machines .-_._7,51 09,-- Other expenses ..... __..O.QD.... Voting machines, purchase and repair ___.._..._..__.._ Insurance F Compensation insurance ------------.. .......... Official bonds and undertakings `�QO•Q� Fire and liability Other - Printing and advertising (all departments) Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation _�,000..•00-•. Services of engineer and expenses ... Zoning inspector and expenses Annual audit and examination ---- - Publicity fund SSaial Security _ _500.00 Employees' Retirement System (town share) �`oQO•QQ TOTAL $13...10-0-.0D. Supervisor - Salary $.-. Office and other expenses -QQ•QQ Compensation of employees ---- - - -- TOTAL justices of the Peace Salaries $-�.Q�Q.•QQ Office and other expenses _-_a40,�Q0•_ Compensation of employees - - - - --- TOTAL $.......9.Q9..QQ Councilmen Salaries $.... -•�QQ *QQ Office and other expenses -- -- - - TOTAL $.____.6..0_.00 Town Clerk Salary $••--3200•� -- Office Office and other expenses Compensation of of employees --- - - - TOTAL Town Budget Ferm No. 21 Dennis & Co.. Inc.. Publisbers, 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 district �1.00 per thousand valuation Contract City of Ithaca 0 $ ---- ----- ----- ----- ------ ................. _ ........... ............................. $----- _--------------------- $ - .50..0.Q.... ............................. ............................. $...._50.00.... $...... 0.0 0..-..... V6 622.45 Dog Warden Compensation $----- ----- ----- ------------ - Other expenses .......................... TOTAL $ .......................... Forest Fires - Compensation of fire wardens and laborers $........ Bo...QQ..... Other expenses ............ .......... ...... Payment to Conservation Commission TOTAL $.........50-0.0Q._. 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, $........... 100,00 EDUCATION Attendance Officer Compensation $-- -.20 =OQ -- -- Otherexpenses - 0 TOTAL $-- ..--.. �---�--0 -00 Town Historian Compensation $----------------- ------------- Other expenses ............. -............. Town Library Compensation of employees $ ------------------------------ Other expenses Payments to other libraries ----------------------------- TOTAL$ ------------------ ------- TOTAL EDUCATION $.......... RECREATION Parks and Playgrounds Compensation of employees $ Other expenses -_(1000__,00__ Purchase of equipment J.-.... -.... -.... -..... TOTAL $..._2... IJOO...0 Patriotic Observances $..... - .... 10..00 TOTAL RECREATION $.-- Z--1O .00 PUBLIC UTILITIES Cemeteries $..... Airports $ -------------------------- TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES $---------- 100.00 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 f rom County Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1 ) 2 $ -----------------_--------- ............................. ........................... TOTAL$........... ................. $------ --------------------- $:....---------------------- $------------_-------------- ......................... TOTAL$...... ................ .... $----------------------------- $....------.----------_------ $------ ---_--------__---- $--- ---------- -................ $------------- -------------- $135.00..90.... 12:A0..Q.0.... .............................. $26...Q0.0,.0.0. $ ... I O QQ-Oqo ...3IIIlD.QA..... .......50O.aQ Q---• $...4...5QQ-.QO. Zl 500.00 GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes Income taxes per capita 2bfl5D aQQ._ Franchise taxes on business corporations ................. _........ Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) ................. _........... Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) ........... ................. Dog licenses (from county) --------600_..00__, Other licenses (town ordinances) ........ 150.0Q__ Fines, penalties and forfeitures .........200..00___ Rent of town owned property ....................... _..... Fees of town clerk 1000...0Q.. Fees of justices of the peace _7_500.,00... Fees of assessors _.__. ............... Fees of tax collector .50. Fees of constables or police officers ............................ Fees of town library ................ ............. Fees of parks and playgrounds ............................. Fees of airports State aid post war planning 1187.5..0.0... Fees of cemeteries ............................. All other State aid youth cow. 1000.00 Sale of town property ----------------------- _____. Reimbursement from special districts for supervision ._..___________________._.. TOTAL $. 5....615..0:F Unexpended balances (Sec. 115, Town Law) TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) GENERAL FUND SUMMARY Appropriations General government $__311.7.5....0.0.. Protection of persons and property Education ........ 200..00__ Recreation Public Utilities -------- Redemption of debt ............ ................ Interest on debt ............................. Construction and permanent improvements ............................. Miscellaneous ............................ Contingent purposes ..... 2Q00-0-0.. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $_35... 675.00 TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $,55... 675.00 AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND $.... SkAM....... ..... 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 Organizations for Rooms $._..---.-._----------------- judgments and Settlements (describe in detail) _ ................................. _............................. _..... _-........... _................ ............ $-------••---------•-----. ................._......i..._...-.-.....--...-................-..........--....................._...._....................... .._.._...........-...._.... TOTAL, $ .......................... 1942 Accounts, Claims and .Demands $--.--_----------.-----.--. TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS $....._...._...._...._..... CONTINGENT PURPOSES Sec. 112 of the Town Law $- 2,-000,0- (Over) 4 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 from County Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM'3) $...... 100.0.00. ----..2.3 (.0-0-0. ........... _.............. --- $ 3-..300.00. $------_------------- ------ $----------------------------- $------------------------------ ....600.0.10-0... ....... -...... ..... ............................. ---------------------------- $-.-_6--- 000_,00 $-----------_---------------- .1000.00 ---------------------------- $--- -1--.000 00 SNdW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)—APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent Expenses town superintendent Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent .Salary 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 from 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 $-------- ..------..--------- - ....----_.....----.. $-2000.00 $-.3__-500.00 $J_3....5.0.a.190 $.. U _500_.00 Assessors Salaries Office and other expenses Compensation of employees TOTAL $.......................... Receiver of Taxes or Tax Collector Salary Office and other expenses .................. .. _...... Compensation of employees ..... _.... _.......... _..... TOTAL$ ....................... -..... Town Attorney Salary 4. �•. �,, , - Office and other expenses ....................... _..... Compensation of employees ..... - .... - .... -........... TOTAL $... Town Engineer Salary Highway Sint. $ Office and other expenses ..... - .......... - .... ...... Compensation of employees ..... _.......... _........... TOTAL $_5.-_000-„00..• Town Comptroller Salary Office and other expenses ............................. Compensation of employees ....................... _..... TOTAL$ ..................... _..... Zoning Commission Office and other expenses $-----------------------_----- Compensation of employees ........... _.......... _..... TOTAL $ ........................... Board of Appeals Office and other expenses $- ........ 150- 00„ Compensation of employees _.-._--.•_---•_---._.-,,. TOTAL $--..-_.150.00-- Planning Board Office and other expenses $.........50.Q,.0D. Compensation of employees TOTAL $_2--000.0-D.. TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation $------ ---------------------- Mileage and other expenses _...__.,50..00..... Purchase of equipment _..-----_.- .............. TOTAL 50.00 Lockup , Compensation of employees $----------_----_---------- Other expenses .. TOTAL $ ........................... Traffic ' Signs, signals and highway lighting $------------ ----_----------- 2 rjtrs ,^1 Daft's Ex. MAR 6 K":'N E. FOY Sc;-:ema ,gidiY4gS1lj7�fi� o-Y 319r t `` .-1 q64 ' o P7' I January 7 1954 The Town.Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the County Court House, Thursday, January 7, 1954 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock. Councilman G. 17. Ideman. Also present were Attorneys Newman Byoucos, Highway Supt. Harry Baker. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Councilman, George W. Ideman presented the following resolution and moved that it be adopted: WHEREAS,. t he bond:. resolution hereinafter referred to has taken effect in accordance with law and the Town Board desires to make provision for the issuance o2 the bonds authorized by said bond resolution; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, in the County of Tompkins, as follows: (1) Bonds of the Town of Ithaca, in the County of Tompkins, of the aggregate principal amount of 4150,000 shall be issued pursuant td the bond resolution' entitled "BONd Resolutionu, dated December 26, 1953, authorizing the issuance of_:"150,000 Serial East State Street Extension Water District Bonds of the Town of Ithaca, in the County of Tompkins, pursuant to the Local Finance law", which was adopted by the Town Board of said Town on Deoember'26, 1953. Said bonds shall be designated "Serial East State Street Extension Water District Bonds" and shall constit'ute an issue of bonds payable in annual installments on February 1 in each r year'as follows, viz.: 0' 000 in each of the years 1955 to 1964, inclusive, `3,500 in% each of the years 1965 to 1974, inclusive, �4,000 in eadh of the years 1 75 to inclusive, and 44500 in each of the years 1985 to 1994, inclusive. Said bonds shall _oonsist of one hundred and forty bonds of the denomination of 41000 each and twenty bonds of the denomination of 4500 each, numbered from 1 to 160, inclusive in the order of their maturity. r _( All of said bonds shall be dated February 1°, 1954, and shall bear interest at,, a rate which shall not . exceed five per-centum ,(5%) per annum. Such interest shall be:payable semi-annually on Februar�yL..l and August 1 in each year. ' (,3) Both principal ofuandtinterest+on paid- tonds.shs.Jl be payable at the office =of the tompkins ffounty Trust Company in Ithaca, Kew York, in"any coin°or currency of the United States of America which at the time of payment is legal tender for the payment of public and private debts. (4) Each of said bonds shall be payable to bearer with• coupons attached for the. payment of interest to bearer and such bond shall be convertible into a registered. bond. Each of said bonds shall be executed by the Torso Supervisor of said Town and shall be attested by the Town Clerk of said Town. Each of said bonds shall be sealed with the seal of said Town. Each of the interest coupons to be attached to said bonds shall be authenticated by the fac-simile signature of said Town Supervisor, „ . (5) The power to prescribe the. terms, form and contents of said bonds, subject to the provisions of this resolution, are hereby delegated to the Town Supervisor. Said bonds shall bear interest at the rate'specified in the proposal to purchase said bonds which shall be accepted by the Town Board at the public sale of said bonds. The notion having been seconded by F. R. Hartsock, the resolution was adopted, Harry N. Gordon, George W. Ideman,.T:•n. Maxfield voting Aye and no one voting Nay. _ Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Lozier Company be authorized to prepare pla ns and specifications for a pumping and commuting line in accordance with a letter dated Dec. el, 1.953 from the Supt. Laverty of the City of Ithaca, to furnish water at the end of Pearsall Place and'the L'ozier Company be empowered to advertise for bids for the same. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote: Ayes - Maxfield-Ideman-Hartsock-Gordon. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Supervisor be authorized to execute a formal contract in behalf of the Town for the South Hill dater District with the City of Ithaca in accordance with the letter dated Dec'. 31 1953. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-Hartsock-Maxfield- Ideman-Gordon. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Supervisor be authorized to execute a formal contract in behalf of the Town for the East State Street Extension eater District with the City of Ithaca in accordance with City requirements in d letter dated December 31, 1953. Sedmnded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote: Ayes-Hartsock-Laxfield=ldeman-Gordon. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the monthly meeting of the Town Board be. held the first Thursday of each month at 5:00 Poll. at the Tompkins County Court House, Ithaca, N. Y. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote:- Ayes -Maxi field-Ideman-Hartsock-Gordon- Noes 0. _ Moved by. Justice Maxfield that. the. Supervisor be authorized to execute a formal contract between the Town o4 Ithaca, in behalf of the Forest Home Water District, and Cornell University, this contract expires December. 31, 1958. Seconded by Councilman "Ideman and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- 3"_axf ield-Mdeman-Hartsock-Gordon. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that Rachel-T. Hanshaw be appointed Registrar of Vital Statistics for a two year term ending Dec. 91, 1955, and Augusta Hanshaw be appointed Deputy, Registrar for the same term. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote* Ayes-ElaxfiaId- Ideman-Maxfield-Gordon. Noes,O. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Supervisor be appointed to act as Service Officer for the Town for 1954. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote: Ayes-Hartsock-Ideman-Maxfield-Gordon. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield the salaries of Town Officers and employees be as follows: - Name Office Salary Payable H., N. Gordon Supervisor 4500. v'1, U Annually Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk 3200, Quarterly F. R. Hartsock Justice of the Peace 1000. Quarterly T. B. Maxfield Justice of the Peace 600, Semi annually ti. Go W. Ideman Councilman 300. Semi annually Atifr Councilman 300. Semi annually F. C. Marshall Assessor 600. Annually R. C. Mandeville Assessor 600. Annually F. B. Howe _ 'Assessor 600. Annual ly Harry U. Baker Supt. of Highways 4800 Monthly .John H. Turk Attendance Officer 200, Quarterly Rachel„T.Hanshaw Registrar Vital Statis. 50. Annually Election Inspectors v15 for Primary and Election day and 910 for other days served Custodiansof Election Machines. 1.60 per hour Annually Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Maxfield-Hartsock--ldeman-Gordon. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield the salaries of To= Highway employees for 1954 range from 1.10 to 1.10 per hour at the discretion of the Highway Supt. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield- HartsOak- Ideman-Gordo n. Noes 0. -, Moved by Councilman Ideman that the Tompkins County Trust Co. Hank be designated as, t he depository of all Town funds coming into the hands of 'iown Officers of the Town of Ithaca, and be it further Resolved that this designation shall continue in effect until revolted, by.,action of the Town Board. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following.vote: Ayes -Ideman-Hartsock-Maxfield-Gordon. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Ideman that F. G. Marshall be appo4ted Chairman of the Board of Assessors. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Ideman-Llaxfield-Hartsock-Gordon. Noes 0. 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 Town service. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved as follows: Ayes-Idemm- Maxf ield-Hart sock -Gordon. Noes 0 . }loved by Justice Maxfield that the bonds of the Supervisor-Tovm .Clerk - Highway Supt. and 2 Justices arsibgreby.: approved andforderedt£iled tlthtCoahty'cclerk. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote: Ayes-Maxfield- Hartsock- Ideman - Gordon. NoesO. Moved by Justice Maxfield that Ross H. Smith be appointed to the post of Director of Civil Defense for the .Uown of Ithaca. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Hartsock-Ideman-Gordon. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that Harry No Gordon be appointed as delegate to Association of Towns meeting in New York and F. R. Hartsock be appointed as alternate delegate. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the fallowing vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Ideman-Hartsock-Gordon. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that members of the Town Board, Board of Assessors, Highway Supt, be authorized to attend the Association of Towns meetings in New York at Town expense. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote: Ayes-Maxfield-Ideman-Hartsak-Gordon. NoesO. 0 T, Moved.by _Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor be directed to transmit a petition submitted by residents of Cayuga Height s Village and Town of Lansing to New York State Department of Public Forks and request reconsideration of location of Truck Route # 13. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Hartsock-Ideman-Gordon. Noes 0. a letter from Carl Crandall of Cayuga Heights Village asking that the Town Highway Supt. be permitted to do work on Village roads was read and filed. Moved by Justice I,iaxf ield that the Town Supt . of Highways be authorised to do highway work for the Village of Cayuga Heights for the year 1954. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes -Maxfield- Hartsock- Ideman-Gordon. Noes 0. The Supervisor was requested to report on the status of the Zoning Committee at our next meeting. a The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. Bills from 1 to 3f were presented. Loved by Councilman these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Ideman-Maxf ield-Hartsock-Gordon. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was offered by Justice Hartsock, seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved unanimously at 6:45 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw - flown Clerk The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, Feb. 4, 1954 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. 'Gordon— Justices, F. R. Hartsoc ]( T. B. Maxfield - Councilman, G. W. Ideman. Also present were -Attorneys Newman and Pyle and Harry U. Baker, Highway Supt. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Mr._Pyle presentes a petition and map for the formation of a sewer district in the Eastwood section of the Town of Ithaca. The following resolution was offered by Justice Maxfield: WHER&kS- a written petition, dated February 4, 1954, in due form and containing the required signatures has been presented to and- filed with the Town Board of the Tom of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, for the estab- lishment of a sewer district in said Town to be bounded and described as follows: _ ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LARD situate in the Town of Ithaca,County of Tompkins, and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the east line of the municipality of the City of Ithaca, at the north line of the former Jasper Hanford farm and the south line of land now owned by S. William Barnes, which point of beginning is approximately 960 feet north to the southeast corner of the municipality of the City Oct Ithaca; running thence east along the south line of land of S. William Barnes and Cornell University a distance of about 1050 feet to the southwest _line of the right of way formerly of the E.C. & N. Railroad; thence running southeasterly and along the southwest line of the E. C. & N. Railroad right of way 260 feet to the center of a ravine; running thence southwesterly and along the center of the ravine to the east line of the City of Ithaca; running.thenee north along the east line of the City of Ithaca to the point or place of beginning, and WHEREAS the proposed improvements consist of laying a sewer line to run through a proposed Town road to the municipal sewer line of the City of Ithaca, and the petitioners intend to pay all costs and expenses of such proposed sewer line or improvement, and it will be unnecessary for the Township to expend any moneys for such improvement, it is hereby ORDERED that a meeting of the Town Board of the said Town of Ithaca, New York, shall be held at the Court House in the City of Ithaca, New York, on the 4th day of March, 1954, at 5:00 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 with relation to the Said petition as may be required by law or proper in the premises. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote:- dyes Maxfield-Ideman-Hartsock-Gordon. Noes 0. The following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock*- RESOLVED that there be and hereby is established the office of Deputy Supervisor, pursuant to the provisions of Section 42 of the Town Law, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the amount of the undertaking to be executed by said Deputy Supervisor shall be gixed at 01000. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock- Ideman-Maxfield-Gordon. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Ideman that the Town Board authorizes Carl Crandall as consultant to the Zoning Commission to prepare zoning ordinance and map for the Tov= of Ithaca, exclusive of the Village of Cayuga Heights, ready for a public hearing to be held by the Zoning Commission, at a price not to exceed e250. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Ideman-Hartsock-Maxfield-Gordon. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that J. Russell Roe be appointed Councilman to fill the vacancy caused by the death of L. E. Chase, for the year 1954. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - Hart scrk-Ideman-Maxf ield-Gordon. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that a resolution on the death of our Councilman L. E. Chase be prepared and a copy be sent to the family. Seconde by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote:- Ayes Hartsock- Maxf ield-Ideman-Gordon. Noes 0..0-:e4 I2.—XY-53 ._The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. The _.foliowing, resolution was offered by Councilman Ideman:- RESOLVM) 1. 2hat the Town of Ithaca elects to" exclude from eligibility for membership in the New York State Employees' Retirement System such class or classes of its officers and employees from whom old age and survivors' insurance coverage is elected herein. . 2. That the Tovn of Ithaca elects to 6xtend:;old-age and survi- vors' insurance coverage provided by the Federal Social Security Act to the following class or classes of its officers and employees:- -ill officers and employees other than those in competitive and non-compe- titive classes, which coverage is extended pursuant to Section 218 of the Federal Social Security Act and Chapter 619 of the Laws of 1953, being Article 6 of the Civil Service Law, and Chapter 620 of the Laws of 1953, .being an amendment of Article 5 of such law, and which coverage is subject to the conditions thereof and to any amendments to the laws relating thereto., 3. That it is hereby determined that old -age and survivors' insurance coverage should not be extended to the following class or classes of officers and employees because of impractibility, angkthat such class or classes shall continue to be eligible for membership in the New York State Employees' Retirement System: All part time positions for which compensation is fixed at less than �100 per calender quarter Service of students which if performed in the employ of a private employer, would be excepted from employment under the Social Security Act. 4. That the Supervisor execute the proposed agreement attached hereto and hereby made a part thereof in the name and on behalf of the Town of Ithaca and submit such proposed agreement to the Direartor of the New York State Social Security Agency for the purpose of obtaining old -age and survisors' insurance coverage for officers and employees of the Town of Ithaca in-accord.3nee with this resolution. Sedonded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the following vote:- Aye s-Ideman-Maxfield-Hartsoak- Gordon, Noes 0. Bills from 34 to 62 were presented. Moved by Justice Maxfield these bills be paid. Seconded.by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote: -Ages - WaxfIeld-Hartsock-Ideman-Gordon, Noes 0. Motion to adjourn at 6:15 was approved unanimously. r Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk N Feb, 15 1954 A Special meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca was held at the Court House, Monday, Feb. 15 1954 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were H. N. Gordon, Supervisor -Justices, T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock- Councilman, J. Russell Roe. Absent Councilman G. W. Ideman. Also present were attorney Newman & Byoucous. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor be authorized to sign an.agreement;between thei:City oi.1,;ith3c&t-im&,the Town of Ithaca for fire protection, exclasiy1e,of the Village of Cayuga Heights, at the same. terms as that of_ 1953. S econded_ by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Hartsock-Roe. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that R. F. Pendleton be employed to spray for mosquito control in the Town for the year 1954, for the sum of '750. Seconded by,Justice,Maxfield and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock Maxfield -Roe -Gordon. NoesO. The following resolution was moved by Justice Hartsock:- WHEREAS, the National Cash Register Company, being the owner of property within the boundaries of South Hill Water District, Extension No. 1, and being about to construct a.plant on said property which will require a water supply substantially in eacess of that required by the rest of the district, and said company has requested the additional facilities and offered to pay for the same in advance on or before March 1, 1954; AND WHEREAS, this Board held a public hearing on the 26th dqy of Decemba!, 1953 for the purpose of acting on the said proposal; NOW,THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that this Board finds and determines that it is. in the public interest to increase and improve the facilities of such district to meet the requirements of said company; AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Supervisoror, in his absence, the Deputy _Supervisor, be and he hereby is authorized and directed to execute an , agreement with the National Cash Register Company providing for such additional facilities and further providing that the said company shall pay the estimated cost of 453,000 to the Town, on or before March 1, 1954, and that the Town will return to the said company any unused portion of the said 453,000 4f the actual expenditures for any of the items are not as great as hereinabove set forth, such reimbursement to be :Wade upon completion of the work and auditing of final bills, Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:-Ayes- Hartsock-Roe-Yaxfield-Gordon. Noes 0. The following resolution was moved by Justice Maxfield: - WHEREAS, by resolution of this Board adopted on the 26th day of December,. 1953, the privilege was reserved to this Board of awarding to the Pittsburgh, Des Moines Steel Company a contract for the construction of an additional 500,000 gallon reservoir at the bid price of 421,380.00 far the South Hill Water District Extension No. 1, and the said company consented to this reservation provided they were notified by wire immediately after the meeting of, this Board on February 15 of the exercise of said privilege. RESOLVED, that this Board hereby exercises its option and awards the contract for the construction of the said additional 500,000 gallon reservoir to the Pittsburgh Des Moines Steel Company, the same to be constructed in accordance with the contract and specifications heretofore delivered to said company. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk advise the Pittsburgh Des Moines Steel Company of the cont6nts of this resolution by wire immediately after this meeting. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Roe-Hartsock-Gordon. Noes 0. The following resolution was moved by Justice Maxfield: - WHEREAS, by resolution of this Board adopted on the 3rd day of December, 1953, this Board awarded a construction contract for water mains in the South Hill Water District Extension No. 1 to Bruno Trimpoli, which contract included certain optional items; and subsequently, with the consent of said Bruno TrJ#poli the privilege was reserved to this Board until March 1, 1954 to excludb the optional items; RESOLVED, that the Clerk of this Board notify Bruno Trimpoli that he may proceed with the contract as awarded, including the optional items. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Hartsock- Roe-Gordon. Noes 0. Notion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 5:45 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk 7� March 4 1954 The Town Hoard of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Burch 4, 1954 at 5:00 P.M. - Riembers present were Deputy Supervisor, T. B. Maxfield - Justice.F. R. Hartsock- Councilmen,-G. W. Ideman, J. R. Roe. Absent, Supervisor, H. 14. Gordon. Also present were Attorneys Newman, Pyle, Carl Crandall, C. Chatfield, Harry Baker, Highway Supt. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. This being a public hearing on a proposed Eastwood Sewer District, proof of pbtblication and posting were presented. The question of the legality of the proposed district was discussed and Mr. Pyle stated that a map meeting requirements would be filed later. The order establishing the Eastwood Sewer District was presented. Moved by Councilman I deman, seconded by Justice Hartsock the order be accepted and the same was signedt and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Ideman-Roe- Maxfield. Noes 0. Mr. Crandall presented a new map of the Town Zoning ordinance and explained the same. The Town received a deposit from the National Cash Register Co. of V653,000., for additional facilities in the South Hill Water District, Extension 1. A petition from residents of E. Shore Drive in the neighborhood of N. Cayuga Street, asking for a signal and street lights in that section. The matter was placed on the table for investigation. Moved by Councilman Ideman that Justice Hartsock look into the matter of securing suitable weapon for the Town Constable. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the, following vote:- Ayes-Ideman-Hartsock-Roe-Maxfield. Noes 0, Moved by Justice Hartsock that the N. Y. State Dept. of Public works be given a, guarantee deposit of500. for performance of road work in the East State Stree Extension Water District and also a liability insurance policy. Seconded by Caouncilman I deman and approved by the following vote:- A7es-Hartsock-Roe- Iddmn-1Saxfield. NoesO. , Bills from No. 63 to 71 were presented.. Moved by Councilman Roe these bills ,be paid. Seconded by Councilman I deman and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Roe-ldemn-Hart sock-1Saxf iel d, Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. R ac hel T. Hans haw Town Clerk 1�1 The,Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, April S, 1954 at : 00 11.11. Members present were H. N. Gordon, Supervisor - Justices T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock - Councilmen - G. W. Ideman, J. R. Roe. Also present were Highway Supt. H. N. Baker, Attorneys Newman and Buyoucos and Carl Crandall, T. E. Sharpe. A letter from the Trustees of Cayuga Heights Village in regard to truck route # _13 was read. 11r. Sharp spoke about this resolution from the Village and gave reasons for the resolution. Mr. Crandall presented a draft of the changes in the proposed Zoning ordinance for the Town. He explained the same in detail and asked that the Town_attorney go over the draft as to its legal aspects. He also gave suggestions as to the printing copies of the ordinance and maps. Moved by Councilman Ideman that Mr. Newman be authorised to review the zoning ordinance prior to a public hearing to be held by the Zoning Commission. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the fallowing vote:- Ayes-Ideman-liaxfield-Hartsock-Roe. Noes 0. Carried. 44r.-Buyoucos, attorney for the East State Street Ext. ;dater District and stated that the bids on the bonds for said district were opened at 11:30 A. M. on April 7th and the Ithaca Savings Bank was the lowest bidder for the bonds and the Supervisor was instructed to sign the bid for the Ithaca Savings Bank. He also stated that three other bids for the bonds were received too late for consideration. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Ideman:- RESOLUTION to PURCHASE REAL PROPERTY WHLImS,.by instrument acknowledged on December 22, 1953, M. ADeli.a, Thorsland, granted to the Town of Ithaca, an option to purchase certain property, located on the southerly side of the Slaterville Road in the Tom of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, which property is to be used as a site for the pump station to be erected for the Extension to the East State. Street Extension Water Eistrict and the purchase price for which property is $2000.00. NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved that the Town of Ithaca hereby elects to exercise the said option, according to the terms thereof, and the Town Supervisor be and he hereby is authorized to execute and and all papers necessary to exercise said option and to consumate the transaction according to the terms of said option and IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that the sown Supervisor shall obtain and pay 'for a survey of the premises to be acquired pursuant to said option. The cost thereog is to be charged to the East State Street Extension Water District. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Ideman-Hartsock-Maxfield-Roe.--Noes 0. Carried. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Roe: - RESOLUTION TO PURCHASE REAL PROPERTY ,WHEREAS, by instrument dated March 5, 1954, John L. Marion and Hermingarde Marion, his wife, granted to the Tovn of Ithaca, the option to purchase, for the sum of �200.00, (yertaln parcels located in the Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins, and State of New York, on the northeasterly side of the Slaterville Road, together with certain rights of way and easements, all as more fully described in said option, said parcels and easements to bb used in connection with the laying of pipe and the erection of a storage tank for the Extension to the East State Street Extension dater District, NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved that the Town of Ithaca hereby elects to exercise the said option, according to the terms thereof, and the Town Supervisor be and ho hereby is authorized to execute and and all .papers necessary to exercise said option and to consumate the transaction according to the terms of said option and IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that the Town Supervisor shall obtain and pay for a survey of the premises to be acquired pursuant to said option. The cost thereof is to be charged to the E ast State Street Extension vdater District. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following _vote: -. Ayes -Roe - Hartsock-Ideman-Maxfield. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Hartsock that uniform equipment be purchased for the Town Constable of the Town of Ithaca not to exceed A0.00. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Ideman- Maxfield--Roe. Noes 0. Carried. C�J The_ Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. Bills from # 75 to 93 ware' presented. Moved by Justice Maxfield these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Roe-Ideman-Hartsock. Noes 0. Carried. Motion to adjourn at 6:20 P.M. was approved unanimously. - Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. Special meeting of the Town Board The Town Board held a special meeting at the Cou?rt.:House, tionday, April 26, 1954 at 5:00 P.M. Members present war a Supervisor, H.,N. Gordon, Justice F. R. Hartsock, Councilmen,.George Ideman, J. R. Roe, Highway Supt. H. U. Baker. Also present were Mr. Jennings of Groton, N. Y. This -meeting was called for the purpose 6f discussing the road known as Muriel Street. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Ideman that the remaining 2000 feet of the highway known as Yariel Street will be accepted and .topped,awhen.]And if the road iis:.aomp]stedwaccotding- to the specifications required, and to the approval of the Highway Superintendent of the Town. of Ithaca. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes- Ideman-Hartsock-Roe-Gordon. Noes 0. Carried. Motion to adjourn at 5:40 P.M. was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk 10 May 6 19 54 The Town Board of the To= of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, May 6, 1954 at 5:00_P,11. 1Iembers present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices F. R. Hartsock, T. B. Maxfield - Councilmen - George Ideman-J._ R. Roe - Also present were Harry Beker, Highway Sdpt. and C H. Newman, Attorney. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. A letter from James Byoucos asking that a property map of the E. State St, Ext. dater District be made by Engineer Crandall was read. Moved by Justice Maxfield that Mr. Crandall be requested to make a property map of_the E. State St. Ext. W ater District at an estimated cost not to exceed $400.00. Beconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxf ield-Roe-Ideman-Hartsock. Noes 0. A letter from the -City of Ithaca in regard to a fire contract for 1955 was read. A letter f rom the City of Ithaca in regard to the use of the City Dump for 1955 was read. Moved by Councilman Idennn that the Supervisor be authorized to execute a discharge of the Iacovelli mortgage which was paid in 1946. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Idemsn-Roe-Hartsock-Maxf ield. Noes 0. Mr. Gordon gave the latest report on the Zoning Commission. Justice'Maxfield asked about the serving of judgements in delinquent dog cases, and who would serve the same. Mr. Gordon stated he could see Constable -Turk and report. Bills from 94 to 117 were presented. Moved by Justice Hartsock these bids be paid. Seconded by Councilman Ideman ani approved by the following vote:- Aye s-11axfield-Ideman-H artsock-Roe, Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Roe to adjourn until Thursday, May 13 at 5:00 P.M. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Roe-Hartsock- Ideman-Maxf ield. Noes 0. Adjourned at 6:00 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. 11, ,Ak_dn,.adjourned regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins. County, New York, held at the County Court house in Ithaca, New York, on the 13th day of May, 1954, at 5:00 o'clock P.M., Eastern Daylight Saving Time. The meetdng was called to order by Supervisor Gordon and the roll being called, there were present'- harry N. Gordon, Supervisor, Fred R. Hartsock, Justice of the Peace, George W. Ideman and J. Russell Roe, Councilmen. Absent T. B. Maxfield, Justice of the Peace. Also present C. H. Newman, Attorney. The following resolution was offered by C ouncilman Roe who moved its adoption, seconded by Justice Hartsock, to -wit: __BOND RESOLUTION DATED MAY 13, 1954. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CONSTRUCTION OF A WATER SYSTIM IN EXTENSION NO. 1 OF TER SOUTH HILL 1ATER DISTRICT IN THE TOWN OF ITHACA, NEN YORK9 AT A TOTAL ESTIMATED COST NOT EXCEEDIM 4200,000, AND PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF NOT EXCEEDIYG �200,000 SERIAI, BONDS OF SAID TOWN TO PAY THE COST THEREOF. WRMEAS, pursuant to proceedings heretofore, duly taken this Town Board has created Extension No. 1 of the South Hill Water District in said Town in the manner provided by the Town Law and the petition for the creation thereof requested the construction of a water system therein at a cost not exceeding 11200,000; and IMREAS, it is now desired to provide for tee construction of such improvement and its financing; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the ,Town Board of the Tom of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, as follows: Section 1. The construction of a water system in Extension No. 1 of the South Hill Water District in accordance with the map and plan accompanying such petitiong including valves, hydrants ar:d all necessary appurtenances is hereby authorized at a total estimated cost of not exceeding 0200,000- Section 2. The plan of financing such object or purpose is by the issuance of 0200,000 serial bonds of said Town hereby authorized. Said bonds shall each be desig- nated WATER (SERIAL) BOND, 1954, shall be dated July 1, 1954, in the denomination of 01.,000 each,, numbered from 1 to 200, both inclusive, and shall mature in numerical order in the amount of $5,000 on July 1 in each of the years 1955 to 1961, both inclusive v*6,000.,on July 1 in each of the years 1962 to 1971, both inclusive, and 47,000 on July, 1 in each of the years 1972 to 1986, both inclusive. Such bonds shall bear interest at a rate not exceeding five per centum per annum payable semi-annually January 1 and July_l. Both principal of and interest on such bonds shall be payable in lawful money of the United .States of America at T ompkins County, -Trust Company in Ithaca, New Yorm, which by,contract is the paying agent of said Town. Such bonds -shall be issued in bearer coupon form with the privilege of conversion into bonds register6d;.,as to both principal and interest; and shall be signed in the name of the Tovm by the Supervisor and attested by its Clerk under its corporate seal, and the interest coupons shall bear„t.he„fAcsimile signature of, said..Supervisor. Section 3.^Ali_-other matters except. as provided herein relating to such bonds shall be on by the Supervisor. Such bonds shall contain substantially the recital of validity clause provided for in Section 52.00 of , t he Local Finance Law and shall otherwise be in such form and contain such recitals, in addition to those repaired by Section 51.00_ of the Local Finance Law, as the Supervisor shall determine. Section 4. It, is hereby determined that subdivision 1 of paragraph a of Section 11.00 of the Local Finance Law applies to such object or purpose, and that the period of probable,'usefulness"thereof is forty years, computed from Iiay 1, 1954, there having been no bond anticipation notes Issued prior,to such date. Section 5. The faith and. credit of said Town of Ithaca, New York, are hereby pledged...to, the,payment of the principal of and the interest on said bonds. There shall annually,be assessed and levied upon all the taxable real property within said Extension No. 1 of the South Hill Water District, in the same manner and at the same time as other town charges, an amount sufficient to pay the principal of and interest on such bonds as the same become due and payable, but if not paid from such source, all the_taxable real property of said Town shall be subject to the levy of ad valorem taxes without limitation as to rate or amount sufficient to pay such principal and Interest as the same become due arri apyable. Section 6. The powers and duties of advertising such bonds for sale, conducting the sale and awarding the bonds, are hereby delegated to the Supervisor who shall advertise such bonds for sale, conduct the sale and award the bonds in such manner as he shall deem best for the 'interests of said Town of Ithaca provided, however, that in the exercise of these delegated powers he shall comply fully with the provisions of the Local Finance Law and any order or rule of the State.,Comptroller applicable to the sale of municipal bonds. The receipt of the Supervisor shall be- a full acquittance to the purchaser of such bonds who shall not be obliged to see to the application of the -purchase money. SeGl)on 7. The validity of such bonds mey be contested only if: 1) Such bonds are authorised for an object or purpose for .which the Town of Ithaca is not authorized to expand money, or 2) The provisions of law which should be complied with at the date of publicatiok\ of this resolution are not substantially complied with, and an action,, suit or proceeding contesting such validity is commenced within twenty 1-2 days after_ the. date, of such publication, or 3j Such bonds are authorized in violation of the provisions of the Constitution# Section 8. This resolution which takes effect immediately shall be published in full in the Ithaca Journal the official newspaper.of said Town, together with a notice of the Town Clerk in -substantially the form provided in Section 81.00 of the Local Finance Law. The question of the adoption of the foregoing resolution- was duly put to a vote on roll call, which resulted as follaus: Supervisor Harry N. Gordon voting Aye Justice of the Peace Fred R. Hartsock voting -Aye Councilman George W. I deman voting Aye .Councilman J. Russell Roe voting Aye The resolution was thereupon declared duly adopted. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Roe, who moved its adoption, seconded by Justice Hartsock, to -wit: BOND ANTICIPATION NOTE REBOLUTiON DAteD May 13 1954. A::RESOLUTION:AUT,HQRIZING NOT EXCEEDING 4294,000 BOND. AFTLIGIPATION NOTES OF TW_7TOr' ',-OZ_-1 HACAV NEW YORit'; TO PAY THE COST OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF A WATER SYSTEM IN EXTENSION NO. 1 OF THE SOUTH HILL ViekER DISTRICT IN SAID TOWN - WHEREAS, the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, New York, has at this meeting adopted a bond resolution authorizing the issuance of 0200,000 serial bonds of said Town to pay the cost of the construction of a water system in Extension No. 1 of the South Hill Water District in said Town, and it is necessary to temporarily finance such object or purpose; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Town Board of the Town of I thaca, Tompkins County, New York, as follows: Section 1. In anticipation of the sale and issuance of said 4200,000 serial bonds of said Town, there shall be issued bond anticipation notes of said Town in an amount not exceeding the aggregate principal amount of �200,000, and such power _is hereby delegated to the Supervisor of said Torn, the chief fiscal officer, but no such note or notes shall be issued by said Supervisor unless he shall have first filed with the finance Board of said Town a -certificate authorizing the issuance of ' such note or notes, which certificate shall contain the statements required by Section 30.00 of the Local Finance Law, provided, however, that such note or notes shall mature not more than one year from th,e date on which such or notes are issued, and in no -event •__more than two years from the date of the note or notes first issued hereunder. Such certificate shall be properly dated and signed by said Supervisor andshall be a public record. Said note or notes shall .be,sold by the Supervisor at private sale in accordance with the provisions of the Local Finance _Law, at not less than par and accrue d._i_nterest, .on such terms 'as he shall deem best for the interests of said Town and. such sale shall be -evidenced by the execution of a certificate by such Supervisor, which certificate ,shallc be properly dated and signed and' shall be a public record. S ectibn 2. That the proceeds of said note or notes shall be used solely for the same .object or purpose for which the proceeds of sale of said y 2009000 bonds may be expended, and said note or notes shall be paid fc4q-m the proceeds of the sale of said bonds or. otherwise redeemed in the manner provided by Section 23.) ) of the Local Finance Lacy. S ection 3. This resolution shall take effect immediately. The question of the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly put to a vote on roll call, which resulted as follows: Supervisor Harry N. Gordon voting Aye Justice of the Peace, Fred R. Hartsock voting Aye Councilman George Ct. Idenan voting Aye Councilman J. Russell Roe voting Aye The resolution was thereupon declared duly adopted. Roved by Justice Hartsock that Carl Crandall be authorized to make a survey of water tank sites atxi water line leading from the Danby and Coddington highways to the tank site. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote: Ayes - Gordon-Hartsock-Ideman-Roe, Noes 0. Carried. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 5:45. P.M. Rachel T• Hanshaw Town Clerk. 13- The following, is an advertisement appearing in the Ithaca Journal on May 1954. Notice to bidders Sealed bids for the construction of a Pump House for the South Hill Water District, will -be received by. the Town Board of the Tovn of Ithaca, Tompkins County,_ Nets York, at the Town Clerk's Office, North Triphammer Road, Ithaca,, New York until 3 O'clock PoM., E.D.S.T., on the 7th day of June, 1954. Bidding forms, 2ns and specifications may be examined at the office of the Town Clerk, Ithaca, New York or the of five of William S. Lozier Company*, Fmn ineers,. 10 Gibbs Street, Rochester, 4, Nmi York. Copies of the plans aryl specifications may be obtained upon payment of ten d dollars (10.00) for each set, which will not be refunded. Dated May 27, 1954, June 7, 1954. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town. Clerk Bids on the above pump station were opened at 3:00 P.M. on June 7, 1954, Present at the opening were Supervisor Gordon, Engineering consultant Ewig, Attorney C. H. Newman, and Councilman J. R. Roe. Bids were received from Bruno Trimpoli, Schenectady, N. Y., and C. & D. Construction Co. of Fulton, N. Y. Awards will be withheld until a, Board nneting which will be called at the request of the engineer. Proof of publication were presented. Rachel T. Hanshaw Torn. Clerk June 3, 1954. • The regular meting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca was held at the,Town'LGlerkts Off3ce,Itha0a,at 5:00 P.M., June 3, 1954. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon, Justices, F. R. Hartsock, T. B. Maxfield, Councilmen, G. W. Ideman, J. Russell Roe. AlsO present _were Highway Supt, Harry Baker, Attorney Newman. The minutes of the previous. meeting were read and approved. A petition from residents of Hanshaw and 7arren Roads asking for enforcement of speed limit on these roads, outside the Village of Cayuga Heights was presented, and was referred to the Supervisor to investigate. Moved by Justice Maxfield the Supervisor be authorized to attend a study of the government' at Rome and also.attend a Mayors' conference at Monticello, N. Y., June 16, 17, 18. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the .fol lowing vote:- Ayes-Maxfie Id, Ideman, Hart sock,Roe. Noes 0. The following resolution ;vas offered by Counc ilman Ideman:- WHEREAS a front end loader was damaged by accident on May 14, 1954, to such an extent that it was necessary to replace the.same i=ediately, and, in the opinion of the Board this constituted an emergency sufficient to dispose with the advertising for bids,, and WHEREAS, an offer from the MacDougall Equipment Co. to furnish a new loader for V"6650, less a trade-in allowance of 4415O for the old loader, making a not price of �,,2500., it is RESOLVED that the Town Highway Superintendent be authorized to purchase said loader on the term stated from the MacDougall Equipment CO., with0at advertising, and the Supervisor be authorized to transfer from the contingent fund to the maehniery fund as needed for this purpose. Seconded by Councilman Roe :end Approved as follows:- Ayes-Idemn; Roe-Ma,xfi el d-Hart sock. Noes 0. Carried Moved by Justice Hartsock that Carl Crandall, Engineer survey the site for the pump station for the South Hill Water District. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Roe-Maxfield-Ideman. No 0. The Supervisor's financial report was read and placed on file. Bills from 118 to 237 were presented. Roved by Justice M4xfield these bills be paid. S econded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Hartvock-Ideman--Roe. Ttoes 0. Carried Motion to adjourn was approved at 5:45 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. 15 June 18 1954 A Special meeting of the Town Board was held at the Court House, Friday, June 18, 1954, at 5:00 2,11. Members present were Supervisor, H. P1. Gordon - Justices, F. R. Hartsock- T. B, Maxfield - Councilmen, G. W. Ideman - J. Russell Roe. Also present rare Highway Superintendent, H. U. Baker and Attorney, C. H. Newman. The minutes of the previous meting were read and approved. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Roe :- FrMMS bids were invited for the construction of a pump station for South Hill Water District, Extension No. 1, and proof of publication of the notice has been filed with the Town Clerk; AND WHEREAS the C & D Construction Co. of 211 Oneida Street, Fulton,N. Y. was the lowest responsible bidder with a bid of �19',789.68; - - RESOLVED, that the said bid of C & D Construction Co. be and the sane hereby is a3eepted and the contract for the construction of the said pump station is hereby awarded to C & D Construction Co. of Fulton, Nvv York. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - Ideman-Roe- Hart sock-Maxf ie Id , Noes 0, Attorney Newman reported that the bids for the sale of �w00,000 [later (Serial) Bonds, 1954, of the Town of Ithaca were opened at 2:00 P.U., E.$.S.T., June 10, 1954 at 311 Savings Bank Bldg., Ithaca, N. Y. and the bid of the Ithaca Savings Bank, being the lowest bid in proper form at 2.6 per ceata.m per arum anti a premium of �500., was awarded by the Supervisor to the Ithaca Savings Bank, Ithaca, 11. Y. Moved by Justice Ilaxfield the following resolution for a permit to Bruno Trimpoli:- In consideration of the sum of 41.00, receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, Andiin consideration of work being done under contract for the construction of a water system in and for the South Hill yvater District, Extension No. 1, and on the conditions (1) That all highways under which excavation is rude pursuant to this permit, be repl.:oed in a manner satisfactory to the Town Superintendent; and (2) That the contractor to whom this permit is granted assume full responsibility for all damages to persons or peoperty which may be caused by such excavations without recourse to the Town, of Ithaca; permission -is hereby granted to BRUNO TRIMPOLI of 251 Altamont Avenue, Schenectady, New York, to make excavations under any or all town highways in said South Hill Water District, Extension No. 1, as may be required by the construction contract or be necessarily incidental thereat; all woret to bo done and. completed pursuant to the terms and conditions of an Ordinance Regulating Edca.va,tions under Town Highways, adopted by the Torn BoarB of the Town of Ithaca on L:ay 18, 1950. Monded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-'iiaxfield- Roe-Idem+n-Hartsock. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. H. nshaw Tovn Clerk 16 July 1 1954 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, Jul; 1, 1954, at 5:00 P 1. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, T. B. yaxfield- F. R..Hartsock, Councilman J. Russell Roe. Also present was -Attorney Nemmn. Absent - Councilman Idemsn. The minutes o,f the previous meeting were read and approved. _ The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. Bills from 138 to. 160 were presented. Moved by Justice 1i axfield these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-aiaxfield-Hartsock-Roe. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Town Board act as a review Board under .the 11atiple Residence Law. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved as follow8:- Aye9 - Hartsock-Roe-lfaxfield. Noes 0. '.:r. Neiman reported that the bonds of the South Hill Water District Ext. #1 were delivered to the Ithaca Savings Bank. Motion to adjourn c7as unanimous at 5:20 P.M, Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk 4 4.0 C A Y U6A Li 7-ow1v OF I-AOV.5'1.OVG AGE OF CAYUGq H--laAfT,o. �.(D N J Mill' TOWN T A C A R E 5,1 D--E N C E 15 T R I CT3 , B U 5 1 N E,5 5 b 15 T R I C T 5 I N DUSTRIAL D15TRICTS AG R I CULTURAL D15TRI C;T,5 Jul-Y 17 N:. Y - 777 CRE O � a C .a + t �7 cpa i jg5 1 7= August 5 1954 The Town Board of the Torn of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, August 5, 1954 at 5:00 P, M. Members present were Supervisor, H. 11. Gordon, - Justices, F. R. Hartsock, T. B. Maxfield - Councilmen, J. R. Roe, G. IV. Ideman. Also present were Highwag,Supt., Harry Baker, Attorney, C. H. Newman and Carl SunselT. Mr. Sur -doll asked for a franchise for a co -axial cable in Forest Home. He stated he had the consent of the University to construct the same,. and State and County, Moved by Councilman Ideman that a public hesring on this application be held at the, Count House, Thursday, Sept. 2, 1954, at which, time arri place - all persons desiring to be heard for or against the application will be heard. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved as follows:- Ayes - Idam:,n-Roe- 14axf ield-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor be authorized to sign the amemded contract between the Cornell University and Forest Home titer District, Sedonded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes- Maxfield-Hartsock-Ideman-Roo. Noes 0. The Supervisor's monthly report was read ani placed on file. The Supervisor's report on E. S. St. Ext. Water Dist was read and filed. The: Supervisor's report on S. H. eater Dist. No. 1 was read and filed. A belated deed to Pearsall Place was presented and ordered recorded, on a motion by Councilman Roe and seconded by Councilman IdemanLand approved by the follo:virug vote:- Ayes-Roe-Idomans-Maxfield- Hart sock. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that th3 Supervisor be authorized to execute the agreement between the D. L. & IV. RR and the Town Bbardhon-,behalf of the S. H. Vi2tsr District Ext. 1 for the construction of a water main under the railroad in two places. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Roe-Ideman-Hartsock. Noes 0. The 'final report of the Zoning Committee was presented and filed. b:oved by Councilman Ideman that a public hearing be held by the Town Board on the Zoning Ordinance at the Court House, Friday, Sept. 10th, 1954 at 8:00 P.M. Seconded by Justice Maxfield ancl-approved as follows:- Ayes-Ideman-Maxfield- Roe-Hartsock. Noes 0. A letter from Frank Albanese in regard to Kendall Avenue was read arA placed on the table until deeds could be obtained. Bills from 162 to 181 were presented. Loved, by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilmw: Ideman and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartscck-Idem=-Roe-Maxfiold. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn as unanimous at 6:35 P&M. Rac he 1 T . Hans haw Town C 1 ark Sept. 2 1954 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, Sept. 2, 1954 at 5:00 P'll. 11�mbers present were Supervisor Harry ,Gordon - Justices, T. B. y=field- F. R. Hartsock -Councilman J. R. Roe. Absent Councilman Ideman. Also present were.H'way,Supt,. Harry Baker, Attorney Newman and. Carl Sandell. The minutes of•the previous meeting were read and. approved. This being a public hearing on.the granting a franchise to Carl Sandell for a co-axii,,1 cable, in Forest Home, the proof of publication was presented. No persons. appearing for, or against this request, it was Moved.by_Just ice Maxfield that the appflication of air. Sandell for a _ co -axial cable in Forest Homo on the MIntyre Road be granted Seconded by Councilman Roe and zpproved by the following vote:- Ayes -Maxfield--Roe- Hartsolm. Noes. 0._• Carriedj�subject to the approval of the Highway Supt. The matter of State Building Code and Multiple Residence Law -were discussed, but no faction t;,ken, The Supervisor's financial report was read and. filed. The. Supervisor's report.of the E.S.St. EXT. dater Dist. was read :and filed. The Supervisor's report of the S.H.W.D. #1 was read and. filed. Bills from # 182 to 194 were presented. Loved by, Justice Maxfield these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Ma.xfield-Hartsock-Roe. Noes 0. Carried. Motion at 6:00 P&LI, to adjourn until 8:00 P.M., Sept. 10. was approved unanimously, Adjourned meeting convened at 8:00 P.Ll., Sept. 10, 1954. Meeting. opened by Supervisor Gordon as Chairman, \\This was a public hearing on the Zoning Ordinance for the Town. of Ithaca. Proof, of publication was filed with the Clerk. Also proof of posting, wF David Powers presented petitions signed for Zoning 788 and against 144. J. R. Bishop stated many people were confusing Zoning Ordinance with the Greater Ithaca plan. Howard_ Palmer asked if all who signed for Zoning were property owners. H, DeGraff .stated he thought act of circulating petitions was unfair. Idr. Brewster asked why hold a public hearing when there would be no referendum. Answer was the Town Board has the power to pass the Zoning Ordinance but do have to hold.a public hearing before passing the same. Mrs. _Thomas, E. Shore Store objected to E. SE:ore being zoned all residential as she has a store there now; and wishes to expand the same. Mr. Phillips explained that any existing business 'in residential area remains the satmn, but the wishes of the area would decide on enlargement. fir. Liberman stated -some_ of E. -Shore Rd._ should be zoned commercial on account of the railroad bringing in goods. Mao Sweet asked if property can be sold if non -conforming. The Board of Appeals consisting of 5 members from various parVs of the Towwn, appointed by ,the To:;n Board would handle all problems arising on Zoning. Mr. I�.,Curdy asked about depth of lots, soil conditions and typepography of land, as to accessory buildings. 21r. Phillips answered that forsightedness on the part of property owners would be taken into consideration by the Board of Appeal G, David Blum read a statement of his own conclusions. No comment. Lir. Rathmell stated he would approvedwhole heartedly a Zoning Ordinance to protect his property. Mr. VanOrder asked if Zoning would affect taxes or assessments. No Mr. Bostwick asked if acreage in residential zones could be broken into lots. Mr. Smith asked why, in a free country, we have to be zoned az told what to do. fir. Baker asked if a man engaged in poultry business should quit for a year,* could he return to the same. See art. 7, Sec. 20. But if it means a hardship, he can apply to the Board of Appeals. Mr. Brewster asked if we are to have residential zones, why not a speed limit in such zones. 11r. Mabee asked what effect Zoning ordinance would have if Town were dissolved. 1. 9 Mr. Treman asked that the area in which the D.L.& N. RR goes through be changed back to the orginal status of the original ordinance man. He also stated that any area is improved by a, Zoning Ordinance and agreed that the Town Board would appoint a proper Board of Appeals. The terms of the Board of Ar.eals would be five years and staggered. Mr. Phillips stated that if the To= Board wished to change t hs D.L.&.W. area back to industrial, it ";ould be all right. Mr. Palmer asked why the Danby Road was marked industrial. Answer because of the proposed National Cash Register plans to build. 11r.13weet stated that if the people did not want industrial that is the reason the Zoning Ordinance should have been passed in 1937. Mr. Adams stated that land in front of his was used for agriculture, but was marked_ residential. No objections.- , . Din. ,DeGraff, Does raising nursery stock mean agriculture. 2Mz Mr. Phillips agreed. it.. should. be included under agriculture. Mr.• Newman stated that ,although there has always been opposition to Zoning Ordinances in the beginning, it has turned out benefic�l after living it. He also. stated that the Town Board has the power to appeal or wipe out the same if it is not satisfactory. 4r..Phillips stated the ZonixZ Pommittee had done their best with the Ordinance, but suggested the Town Board have a Manning Board simLlar to the Zoning Committee who. would assist the Town Board in working out their problems on zoning. ?.;r. Lovejoy asked how they coald get any appeal Alien the committee would, not agree with them, 14r. Phillips stated they had tried hard to suit this group, and thought theyh�desucceeded. lx..• Blum asked if any other Towns in the County were considering zoning, Mr. Neiman stated the To= of Lansing was considering the same. Mr,. Gordon thanked ,the Zoning Committee for their wonderful work on the Zoning Ordinance. He stated the Ordinance map would be published in the paper,, at a future date, and if there was no more discussion the meeting was adjourn/ed. 20 October 7 1954 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, ThursdaZT, October 7th, 1954E at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, F. R. Hartsock, T. B. iazfield - Councilmen, J. R. Roe, G. W. Ideman. Also present were Highway cupt, Harry Baker ,and Charles Chatfield, G. H. nevman, Attorney. The minutes of- the previous meeting and a public hearing on the Zoning Ordir=me were read and approved. The Zoning ordinance ws presented by the Zoning Corrmission .rus discussed. Moved by Justice 1,1=field that the Zoning Ordir.--nce as presented by the Zoning Commission be udomed,artd.,putllzshed''-Seconded b,,Y- Iderian-3-and'appr6ved by the followtirZ vote:- Ayes-P.Ta.xfield-Ideman-Roe-Hartsock. noes O i Moved by Ja: tic a Hartsock that the deed to highway knoin as Kendall Ave. as outlined by map attached, be accepted and recorded and the map filed. Seconded by Council= u Roe and approved by the follcmizZ vote:- Ayes Roe Hart so ck-1-f;xfi eld-Ideman, Noes 0. The following -�esolutian was offered by Justice Hartsock:- Notice that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca. has prepared an assessment roll of the parcels of land include& in the South Hill Water District Extension No. 1 and has apportioned and assessed upon such parcels of land, in proportion to the amount of benefit which the improvement shall confer upon the same, the costs chargeable to said -water district in connection with the construction of a water system therein which are payable in the year 1955, and that pursuant to Section 202a of the Town Law, &.1r, said Town Board will hold a public hearing thereon at the Supervisor's Rooms in the County Court House in Ithaca, Ne r York, on the 4th day of` November, 1954, at 7:30 P.M., at which time -it will consider any objections which m ;; be made to said, assessment roll and appor- tionment, Seconded by rouMci lman Roe and approved by the fol.lo,Y ing vote* Aye s-Hartsock-Roe-Maxfield-Idenan, Noes 0. The following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock:- Notice th::t the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, has prepared and assessment roll of the parcels of land included in t he Etension to East State Street Extension Water District and has apportioned and assessed upon such parcels of land,.. !a proportion to the amount of benefit which the improvement shell confer upon the same, the costs chargeable to said water district in connection with the construction of a water system therein which are payable In the year 1955, and that pursuant to Section 202a of the Town Law, the said Town Board will hold a public hearing thereon at the Supervisors, Rooms In the County Court House in Ithaca, New York, on the 401 day of November, 1954. at 5:00 Y',LI,, at which time it will consider :.sty objections which may be :Wade to said assessment roll and apportionment. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Hart sock-Roe-Maxfield-Ideman.Noe s/0 Moved by Councilman Roe that the Hi hz•ay Supt. be empowered to use the contingent fund as needed. Seconded by Couucilr^^n Idem-an and approved by the following vote:- :yes-Roc-Idemar.-Hartsock-1,!axf field. Noes 0. The Preliminary estimates, attached hereto xrere presented and the following resolution was offered by Justice Maxfieldt- RESOLVED, that this Town Board does hereby prepare and approve as the Preliminary Budget of this Towns for the f isecl year beginning on the first of January, 1955, the itemized statement of esti=ted revenues and expenditures hereby attached ,and made v. part of. this resolution, and be it FURTM RESOLM, that this Board shall meet at 5:00 P.M. on the 4th day of November, 1954 at the Court House, for t he purpose of holding a public hearing upon such Preliminary Budget, and be it FURTIER RESOLVED that the Town Clerk shll 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 Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Hartsock-Ideman-Roe. Noes 0, The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. The report of the South Hill dater District was read zit filed. The report of the East State Street E t. dater District was read end filed. Bills from 195 to 212 were presented. Moved by Justice Maxfield these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the fo llowirg vote. Ayes Maxf i eld-Roe-Iderlan- Hart sock, Voes 0 Motion--t-a_adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw' Town Clerk. PRELIMINARY BUDGET 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 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 Budget Form No. 20 Dennis & Co., Inc., Publishers, Buffalo, N. Y. $..................... � .......... ............ 3 U_o. ......... !_.,r0-_.4... .......................... --•-----.._-1,1�D.... .............. TOTAL $------••• - r° $.....Z/9.Qd.... .........3-Oo. ........................ TOTAL ....................... ....._.... �... `1�.. .......................... TOTAL $..... _.... I• TOTAL $....._...._� Q Q TOTAL $..... _..`.33........_ 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 $__„__,,,d,_„, Other expenses .......... Fees of physicians _._.__._...._......... TOTAL REGISTRAR OF VITAL $_,,,,_,,,,,4,_-__ STATISTICS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR TOWN HEALTH' $._____..,.__,.,,. LV Asp Salar;es 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 Office and other expenses Compensation of employees TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT ............ ..... -.... _ .D...d...... TOTAL $....._-.0-- a. $----- ----------------------- ............................ TOTAL $......................... $----- ----------- ----- ------ ............................ TOTAL ....................... $...Q..o....o.. , .......................... TOTAL $ .... .. $----- ---- ------ ----- ------ .... .... --- TOTAL $---------- ............... $- -- —---------- •---- .. .... TOTAL$ ........................... $----------- 1.':0----. .......................... TOTAL $.............. /..s_.. $----------------...._..... TOTAL $..... ..... _.._.......... $-°9.7..1... -. PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation Mileage and other expenses Purchase of equipment Loc up' Compensation of employees Other expenses Traffic Sigr�, signals and highway fighting 2 ?o BRIDGE FUND (ITEM 2)—APPROPRIATIONS Labor and team work Materials for repair and maintenance Construction of new bridges Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Seca 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) $ -------------------------- X0,10 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 $--..._...._-.._._._..... et000 $ / oOd Dog Warden Compensation $. Other expenses .... --------------------- TOTAL $ ........................ Forest Fires Compensation of fire wardens and laborers $.............. Other expenses Payment to Conservation Commission ..... _... _.............. TOTAL $........... .a.. 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 $__.._..QQ�.... Other expenses ..........~ TOTAL $ Town Historian Compensation $----- _---- _---- _---- _-. Other expenses .......................... Town Library Compensation of employees $--.-._-.--_----_----_.---. Other expenses ............ ............... Payments to other libraries _...._.._.__.__.... TOTAL $......................... TOTAL EDUCATION $---------Ao.p.!. RECREATION Parks and Playgrounds Compensation of employees $•---.--.--.-.----- Other expenses --1 4 �. 0 Q Purchase of equipment --- .- .- ---- TOTAL $...... p Patriotic Observances TOTAL RECREATION PUBLIC UTILITIES Cemeteries $.....__/._d.'._ Airports $-------------------------- TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES $----- ----- 10(171 _ 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 $'.... _..... I............... 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 $..... .........00 0 Estimated Revenues State aid $....._1?t.9�..... Miscellarieous revenues _..... 00 0..... Vnepended balance .........��4..... VTTAL REVENUES .. d ............. WO AMOUNT TOtBE 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.•--------.......-...-------...._..---------------..._...--------------------------......---------------. $-..------------------._... 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) 1942 Accounts, Claims and Demands TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS Sec. 112 of the Town Law CONTINGENT PURPOSES 4 $--------------------- -•. TOTAL $_..._ .._...__.--•---• (Over) GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes $••.--_,_O_O.O 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 Sao Rent of town owned property ..... -•-........ ---•-----•• Fees of town clerk I4..& ...................... Fees of justices of the peace ..... _.... ty00--. 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 ..... _.... _.... _.... _..... .. --- TOTAL Unexpended balances (Sec. 115, Town Law) ......•--•- $-'2• ..o TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES 5'/ 66-6 (GENERAL FUND) $-----•--------- -• GENERAL FUND SUMMARY Appropriations General government $... r2�%1.?-%--•- Protection of persons and property ............ L iq.!p Education .............................. Recreation ..... -...... � Public Utilities ..............f Redemption of of debt .......................... Interest on debt ••--- .................... Construction and permanent improvements --=..................... Miscellaneous .-- ..... -••• -• Contingent purposes -).O O__ TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $. -A ..... T- . TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $... agf..o AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND $---••--•---...._----------- 5 ANNUALBUDGET FOR THE TOWN OF ............. z A ........ ................... -......... ............................ GENERAL FUND —APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL GOVERNMENT Town Board Town Hall and Offices . = Rentals (board room, offices, elections, etc.) $................ fi.OQ Compensation of employees ••----•------•°•-•----••• Purchase of furniture and equipment ........... ........... --- Repairs, light, heat and telephone ..... ........... =.......... Other expenses ..... -•••................... Elections F Compensation of election officials (including mileage) Compensation of custodians of voting machines •.--....1.n5.0 00_,• Other expenses ---• 5Q �0Q Voting machines, purchase and repair ............................. Insurance Compensation insurance ............................ Official bonds and undertakings , ...... Z00-•Q.Q... Fire and liability ... IWO-600... OtherI. ...... ..................... Printing and advertising (all departments) ..... -15.0-IltQQ--- Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation .... Services of engineer and expenses -- -•- - - Zoning inspector and expensesQQ•Q� Ann0al audit -,and examination ••••--..... ................ Publicity fund .------•----•-•----------• Employees' Retirement System (town share) .... 30D0+00... TOTAL $...-6.65-S.QQ.... Supervisor Salary Office and other expenses -30-Q.QO Compensation of. employees - ................. ..... ••... TOTAL justices of the Peace Salaries $_-1W0..0Q... Office and other expenses -15•Q Compensation of employees ................41 .~ 1945.00 TOTAL$......................._..... Councilmen n . F ;5,lrrrrrrrr�rrf 6.OQXA Salaries $- - ` �. Office and other expenses TOTAL $_ : _.6Q04Oti Town Clerk Salary $....... 320Q.00J = ' Office and other expenses .......... •00 ,`' Comp s lion of employees _ -••••••--••• 47 TOTAL'"'$'.t`L'-3525 0.0 Town Budget Frrm No. 21 Dennis & Co., Inc., Publishers, Bufalo, 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 District Contract witli'City of Ithaca - Per thousand assessed valuation $.............................. $_.....50..O0....... $----- ------------------------ $...... 5Q 00..------ $......50-1100........ 6822.45 1.00 tate of New York ) County of Tompkins) Town of Ithaca ) . ° I, Rachel T. Hanshaw, Clerk of the Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins, State of New 7ork,D0 HEREBY CERTIFY.that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of tie Annual Budget of .tom. Town of Ithaca, adopted by the Town Board on November 49 1954, for theyearyear 1955. Dated Nov. R 4, .1954 Clerk - Town of Ithaca 9 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 gighwW Smpt. Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Town Comptroller Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of -employees as 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 $-.160-0.0-0..... --- W0..DO--..... TOTAL $-.2W.0._1RQ0.-. $ --------------------------- ...... ........................ TOTAL$ ..... -........... .......... $--------------------- ------ ............................ TOTAL $----------------------------- $... 50.00,0.0.... TOTAL $--- 50.00,00.... $----- ----------------- ----- ----------------------...... ...................... TOTAL$ ............................. $-_------------ --------- - - ................. TOTAL$----------------------------- . $....._150...00... ............................ TOTAL $------.150..0.0... TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT k - PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constable's-and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation Mileage and other expenses Purchase of equipment - ` k Lockup Compensation of employees •• 0,,Other expenses Traffic Signs, signals and highway lighting 2 $...................... ........................... TOTAL $............................. $.271.74.0 .. $---------- ------------ ----- ------ -----50..00.. TOTAL $----------- 50.00.. $--_----------------------- 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 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) 1 $... 60-00-100.... $----------- --------_------- ...._---------- --- _ 2000.00.0.... $ 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 .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 $...4000..Q.O.._. 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 < $---------- ----- ------------ ....................... TOTAL$ -------------------------- Examining Boards Plumbers. Electricians Heating and ventilating War Emergency Purposes TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY EDUCATION Attendance Officer Compensation Other expenses Town Historian Compensation Other expenses Town Library Compensation of employees Other expenses Payments to other libraries TOTAL EDUCATION Parks and Playgrounds Compensation of employees Other expenses Purchase of equipment 4 Patriotic Observances TOTAL RECREATION Cemeteries - Airports RECREATION PUBLIC UTILITIES TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES 3 $---------------- ----------- .................-........... ........................... TOTAL$..... —................... $----------- ----------------- $...... 100.00..... $...... 200,0.0.... .............................. TOTAL $......00.sQQ..... $----------------- ..: _..... $ -------------------------- ................. ............................ TOTAL$ .............................. $.._....�0 00.•••. $----. 34D...0Q.... .......50.5_..QO---- -- .... -- ---- TOTAL $......8^/^45.0.0.... 4 $.......RtO...O._�.X-lf-._.. $..... -10Q...00.... $------ ---.----------------- $....... 1oo.00.... 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'bf 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 ) P_ $----- ------------------------ TOTAL $..... ........................ ' $---------- ------------------ $........... ................. $----------------- ---------- .... ---- TOTAL $...... .......... -.... -- ... $----------------_----------- $..... .--... _........ ,....... $----------------------------- ----------------------------- $ --------- ------------------- $.name ............... $-1300.0..OQ-- .12000..00... $--250.00-..00.. $----1200.00.. ....3000-00.0.. SQQ...O.O... $-...-50.00..QQ.. ` $-200.0.0-.0.0-- 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. .......................... ......................................... ......----.-......------...._........... $----- ------ ----------- ----- 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. ' -'1--........................ .... ................... .....-_...._.............................. .--•----........ _ .._---------------... c..._....... _.... _............... .......... ... _............................................................ -•----------............. TOTAL $............ ........ ------ -TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $ -------------------------- MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Organizations for Rooms $---.._._.__:_.... _..... Judgments and1ettl6ments (describe in detail) ...... ............... ........................................... .................. _.......... _...... - ... - $-----------------------••- .....-•-.--•--.._-...F........................................ .............. .......... ................................... t .......... TOTAL, $ -------------------------- 1942 Accounts,' Claims and Demands $ -------------------------- TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS $ --------------------------- CONTINCENT PURPOSES Sec. 112 of the Town Law (Over) 4 GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes $------ 3000-.00. Income taxes ...0.8.50-.40. Franchise taxes on business corporations ..... - .......... -.......... Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) ...... .... - ................. Dog licenses (from county) ..-.--.--600.06. Other licenses (town ordinances) Fines, penalties and forfeitures ........ 220.0-000. Rent of town owned, property ........................ ..... Fees of town clerk ...---10-0.0.00. Fees of justices of the peace ......10.00-.00. 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 ---------------------------- TOTAL $..31650.40.. Unexpended balances (Sec. 1 15, Town Law) TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES ` (GENERAL FUND) GENERAL FUND SUMMARY Appropriations General government $..27.176*00.. Protection of persons and property------.100-.00.. Education .....-..200,00-. Recreation ......... M-000.. Public Utilities 100.40.. Redemption of debt .......................... Interest on debt ................. ..... ..... Construction and permanent improvements --------------------------... Miscellaneous Contingent purposes 2700,.00.. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $- .1121-..00.. TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND $.... "A ............ 5 21- '%.t Octoberar 1954 -The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Monday, Oct. 1 1954 at 5:00 P.M. Members present Supervisor, H. 14. Gordon - Justice, F. R. Hartsock, - Councilmen, J. R. Roe and G. W. Ideman. Also present were Attorney Newman. Absent was Justice T. B. Maxfield. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved Meeting was called for the purpose of appointing a Board of ,appeals, for `p the Town of Ithaca pursuant to the Zoning Ordinance. Moved by Justice Hartsock the following be appointed on the Board of Appeals f or the terms specified: - Elmer Phillips - One year Aldus Fogeleanger - Two years Thomas Smith - Three years William Rolston - Four years Constance Eberhardt - Five years Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - Hart sock-Idaman-Roe. Noes 0. Approved Moved by Councilman Roe that Elmer Phillips be designated as Chatimax of the Board of Appeals for one year. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows Ayes-Roe-Hartsock-Ideman. Noes 0. Approved. Motion to adjourn at 5:30,P.M, was unanimous. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk 22 ,v- November 4 1954 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, November 4, 1954 at 5:00 P,M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon- Justices, T. B. Maxfield- F. R. Hartsock - Councilmen, J. R. Roe - G. W. Ideman. Also present were Highway Supt, H. U. Baker and attorney C. H. Newman. A public hearing on the assessments of the East State Street Ext. Water District was called. Proof of publication was presented. All persons interested having been heard, it was ... Moved by Justice Maxfield that the assessment roal of East State Street Ext. Water District, as presented be adopted -for 1955. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayea-Maxfield-Roe-Hartsock-Ideman. Noes 0. A public hearing on the Preliminary budget was called. Proof of publication was presented. No persons appearing for or against adopting the Preliminary Budget as the Annual Budget, the following resolution was offerdd by Councilman Ideman:- WHEREAS this Town Board has met at the time and place specidiad 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 the Preliminary Budget be amemded by making the following changes therein: That t_he. appropriation for recreation be increased to 4645.00,-AND BE IT Further RESOLVED that this Town Board does hereby adopt such Preliminary Budget, as amemied, as the Annual Budget of this Town for the fiscal year , beginning on the first day of January, 1955, aid 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 sbgll prepare ani certify in c.F. 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 by the following vote:- Ayes-Ideman-Hart sock - Maxfield -Roe. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that a public hearing on the new fire contract with the City of Ithaca be held at 5:00 P.M., Dec. 2, 1954. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Hartsock- Roe-Ideman. Noes 0, The following resolution was offered by Councilman Ideman: WHEREAS it is the intention of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, to establish a Coddington Road Recreation Center and 'WHEREAS the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca is about to submit an application for such a 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 reim- bursement 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 aid to present said application to the New,York State Youth Commission for its approval. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - Ideman-Maxfield- Roe-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor be designated temporarily to enforce the Zoning Ordinance. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Roe-Ideman-Hartsock, Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that Rachel T. Hanshaw be appointed Dog Enumerator for the year 1955. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Hartsock-Roe-Ideman. Noes-0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that Rachel T. Hanshaw be appointed Registrar of Vital Statistics for 1955. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows:- Ayea-Hartsock-Ideman-Roe-Maxfield. Noes 0, The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. 23. The Supervisor's report of the South Hill Water District was read and filed. The Supervisor's report of the East State St, Est, Water Dist. was read and filed. Bills from 214 to 252 were presented. Moved by Councilman Ideman these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-Ideman-Hartsock-Roe=Maxfield. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor be authorised to advertise for, bids for the South Hill Polling place building, purchaser to remove the same. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield- Roe-Ideman-Hartsock. Noes 0. t ' The Board recessed at 6:15 for supper. The Board reconvened at 7:30 P.M., for a public hearing on the assessments _ of the South Hill rater District. - Proof of publication were presented. All persons having been heard, it was Moved by Justice Maxfield that the assessment roll of the South Hill Water District be adopted as presented. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote:- Ayes -Maxi ield-Ideman-Hartsock-Roe. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was unanimous at 7:55 P.M. " Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk !meaning unless the context otherwise Section 4, but subject to provisions Tar roofing or waterproofing manu- 6, Rooming house or tourist house - requires, of. Section 36. l facture one space for each room offered to rent. 1. Words used In the present tense 4. A temporary building • for com- Vinegar Manufacture 7, Fraternity or sorority house or include the future: the singular num- merce or industry, where such building Wool Pulling I membership club -one space for each ber includes the plural, and the plural is necessary or incidental to the de- Yeast Production four (4) beds, or one space for each ') in- velopment of a resident the singular; the word "building ial area. Such Any trade, industry or use that is so five (5) members, whichever figure is AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATJ crudes the word ' structure" • and the building 'may not be continued for noxious or offensive by reason s larger. word "occupied" includes the words more than one' year except upon spe- emission of odor, dust, smoke, fumes, SECTION 37. Location of Certain "designed or intended to be occupied"; cial approval of the Board of Appeals. noise or vibration as to be danger- Activities. Other provisions of this the word . "used" includes the words 5. Accessory buildings subject to ous to public health and safety. ordinance notwithstanding, the follow - "arranged, designed or intended to be provisions of Section 6. SECTION 16. Yard Regulations. In ing.uses shall not be permitted nearer used"; the word "he" includes,'it" 6. The .keeping of domestic animals Industrial Districts no yards are re- to any Residence District than the . and "she." I or fowl in accessory buildings, pro- quired except as provided in Sections following specified distances: THACA JOURNAL e A "lot" is a parcel in land occu- vided that no such building shall be 28 and 30. 1, Garage or shop for the painting THE I pied by, one or more principal build- nearer than thirty fain feet r. any In IndusttriallDistric se no building or of automobiles es for the repairing of ings and the -accessory buildings for lot line of 6. Accessory owner. land shall be used for dwelling g automobile bodies or fenders ing loud uses customarily incident to it, includ- SECTION 6. Accessory Buildings. In g pur- hammering or other work causing loud ing.such open spaces as are used in Residence Districts, accessory build- Poses. ARTICLE VI or unusual noises or fumes or odors - connection with such buildings. ings other than garages may not occupy two hundred (200) feet. 3. A "lot line" is property boundary any, required open P Agricultural Districts space other than 2. Animal hospital, kennel, or place aline of a lot. rear yard. Any accessory building may SECTION 18. Use Regulations. In for the boarding of animals -one hun- _ t r ;7{ r- fjj yt 4. The "lot area" 'shall not include occupy not more than forty (40) per Agricultural iDstricts buildings and dred (100) feet. - tMfE IIl E�lI L1rk (TVn1pkili8 (ountg os,,.- any portion of a public highway right- cent of any required rear yard and land may be used for any lawful pur- 3. Theater, dance hall, bowling alley, Of-waythat may be included within shall be not less than three (3) feet pose except that any. use listed in skating rink -two hundred (200) ,feel deed escriptionyof the lot. from any side or rear lot line, except Section 15 may be carried on only by 4. Any use listed in Section 15-three 5. A "family" is any number of per- that a private garage may be built special approval of the Board of AP- hundred (300) feet. Norma 4 OW----_----•_---_--_-bein dui sworn deposes sons of retcognized family relationship across a common lot line with a party peals. SECTION 38. Extraction of Natural ARTICLE VII ___ being )' � maintaining a common household, in- wall by mutual agreement between ad- Products. In any but an Industrial -------•----------- Non -Conforming Uses eluding domestic help.. - joining property owners. An accessory or Agricultural District, no sod, loam, 6. A "dwelling" is a building used building on a corner lot shall not be SECTION 19. Continuation of Exist- sand, gravel, or quarried stone shall and says, that 3 he resides in Ithaca, County and State aforesaid and for habitation by one or more families- less than five (5) feet from the rear ing Uses- Except as provided in See- be removed or offered for sale, except . 7. A rooming house" is a building lot line. Accessory buildings shall in tions 20, 21, 22, 23 and 41,' any' use of when incidental to, or in connection , other than a motel or sea hotel where no case exceed fifteen (15) feet in land, or a building or part thereof, with, the construction or improvements more than two of persons are lodged height. Where the natural slope of existing at the time that this ordi- on the lot or of a public work, or when for more the ground exceeds eight (8) per cent nance-becomes effective, may be•con- the material is located in excess of from the street tinued, although such building or use 300 feet from the nearest public high- - thatd he 1s _____________________�Q9k i�P'�t_""""""""" ' than 'two (2) persons are soffered for rise or fall directly does not con orm to the provisions hire. line, a private garage, not over one way frontage. 8. A "tourist house" is the same as storyin height and housing not in ex- hereof. g Section 39. Public Garages and Gaso- 1J a rooming house. cess of two cars, may be located in line Sales Stations. of THE ITHneA JOURNAL a public newspaper printed and published m p When SECTION non onforming usehasbeen 9. A "hospital" is an establishment the front yard not less than five (5) ner abandoned for a period of at least one 1, No part of any building used as e sta- Ithaca aforesaid, and that a notice, of Which the annexed is a true orrinjured for the upurpose ation oftmedical lot he sick t no - accefrom ssory ebuilding t line. n may r be lished, and ear it llthe t future ftuse er bshall tabe tion and ic noafilling e or pump, lift oroline cother treatment, but does not include. an nearer the side -street line than the in conformity with' the provisions of service appliance shall be erected with - establishment for permanent occupa- required front yard depth on the side this ordinance except that a non -con- In twenty (20) feet'of any Residence !ion `by the poor, infirm, incurable or street. - ' / District. ----------- __ insane. SECTION 7. - Yard Regulations. In forming use that ceases er operate t Copy, was published 1n said paper _______•_________________•.______________________ 10. A "nursing or convalescent home" because of a national emergency or ,' 2. No gasoline h oil pump; no oiling Il Residence Districts, yards of at least, 'because of .government restrictions, or greasing mechanism. and no other_ LL, ) is a building other than a hospital the following dimensions are required: may be resumed within a period of service app{lance installed in connec- OCtiOU_2I'___1 1�51}___-____ where persons, except insane, feeble-' Front Yard -Not less than the one year from the time that such emer- tion with any gasoline sales station or - _--_----_- �____ minded, drug or liquor patients, are average depth of the front yards aregencyr terminates or such restrictions public garage shall t l within fifteen •--------------------------- lodged, furnished• with meals and of buildings on lots -immediately are removed, < (15) feet of any street line or highway nursing care for hire. adjacent. Normally the front yard 11, A "front yard" is the required depth "setback" shall 'not be less SECTION 21. Alterations, No non- right-of-way .line, and when so in - open space between the street right- than twenty-five (25) feet or need conforming building shall be extended stalled shall not be a violation of front of -way line and the front line of the except as authorized by the Board of yardrequirements specified elsewhere principal building (exclusive of over- to be greater than fifty (50) feet. Appeals. in this ordinance. and that the first publication of said notice was on the --;5t4 --------- hanging eaves and other permissible Rear Yard -Not less than thirty SECTION 22, Changes, A non -con- SECTION 40: Approval of County (30) feet in depth. projections) extended to the side lines Side Yards -Each not less than forming use may be changed ,to au- Health Department. No building per- • of the lot. other non -conforming use of the same mit or certificate of 'occupancy issued y, 12. A "rear yard' is the required ten (10) feet in width, except that or more restrictive classification, and under the terms of this ordinance 1954 open space between the rear lot line s one of the side yards, a one- when so changed to a more restrictive shall become or remain valid unless day of _____________ _c-tob PI'__________.-__________ story garage, either attached to the of the principal building (exclusive of use, it shall not again be changed to the holder thereof complies with rules overhanging eaves and other permiss- Principal building, or separate a less restrictive use. The order in and regulations of the Tompkins Coun- able projections) extended to the side therefrom, may be seven (7) feet which the various districts are named ty Health Department under the terms 10 sj� -__-_---•____________________ from a side line -which is not 'a in Section 2 shall be taken as the order of the County Sanitary Ordinance. ._-____ lines of the lot. Y 13. A "side yard" is the required- street line- of classification of restrictiveness from SECTION 41. Abandoned Cellar Holes . I ----------------- T open space between the principal build- Special side yard requirements for the most restrictive to' the least re- and Buildings. Within one year after ' lE�th_________________da ing (exclusive of overhanging eaves specific uses as established by Section strictive. work on any excavation for a building Subscribed and sworn to before me, this ________________________ __ y and other permissable projections) and 4 are required. SECTION 23. Restoration;S Nothing has begun, any excavation for a build - a side lot line and extending through SECTION 8. Building Coverage. No herein shall prevent the substantial re- ing shall be covered over or refilled from the front yeard to the rear yard. building or buildings on a lot, includ- storation within six (6) months and by the owner to the normal grade. Any 14. An "accessory building" is a ing accessory buildings, shall be erect- continued use of a non -conforming building substantially destroyed by of----------•-"- building subordinate and clearly inci- ed, altered or extended to cover more any cause shall be rebuilt or demolished . iOctober -s building damaged less than seventy - dental to the principal building on the than 25% of the lot area. five (75) per cent of the replacement within one year. Any excavation or • same lot and used for purposes custo- Projections described in Section 33 cost of such building immediately prior cellar hole remaining after the demoli- uo3Sl�i�iE DdAT(7ti marily incidental to those of the Prin- are not to be included in computing to such damage, by fireflood,, earth- tion or destruction of a building from cipal building. the percentage. quake act of God, or actof the public any cause shall be covered over or Rotary Public, State of tie�:r a+--7?0 , � Notary Public. 15. A ' non -conforming use" is a use SECTION 9. Size of Lot. The width enemy. The time limit may be extended filled by the owner within one year. Tompkins Cowaty3i -t I of land existing at the time of enact- of a lot at the front yard setback in by the Bdard of Appeals in case of APTICLI: IY f� l>iaSLh 4 ment of this ordinance which does not Residence Districts ,shall not be less practical difficulty or unnecessary Administration, conform to the zoning regulations of than the following schedule: hardship. > > SECTION 42. Enforcement. This or- ' the district in which it is situated. 100 feet where o public sewer ARTICLE VIU1 %,, dinance shall be enforced. by a.person 116..A •'farm'-'_ is -a plot of land that and water,mains are-availablet-�--- ----= ' -':General Provisions designated by the Town Board who' exceeds one acre and is used for: 80 'feet where a public water SECTION 24. Existing Lots. Other shall in no case, under a written order. a. Tillage of land to produce food main, but no, sewer, is available. provisions of this ordinance notwith- of the Board of Appeals, grant any or fiber to be consumed directly 60 -feet where both public water standing, nothing shall prohibit the building permit or certificate of occu- or indirectly by humans or do- ' main and sewer are available, use of a single family dwelling of a panty for any building or premises - The animals or fgwl. The minimum depth of lot shall be lot of deed record at the time of pass- where the proposed construction, alter- b. Grazing of land and its crops to 150 feet.' - age of this ordinance,' of less than the ation or. use thereof would be in vio- feed domestic animals or fowl. SECTION- 10. Special Properties. In required size of lot in any district lation of any provision of this ordi- .ec;dRearing of poultry -in confinement the case of publicly owned properties, except an Industrial District, provided nonce. for-meat.or eggs: - properties. of Universities, Colleges, that all the other provisions of this SECTION 43. Building Permit. No 17.; A' "street' line'!' is the , limit • of cemeteries, or other private institu- ordinance are complied with, . . principal building in any district ex - the right-of-way, of-1 .street, road':or tions, located in Residence Districts, SECTION 25. Farms. Regardless 'of cept in an Agricultural District shall highwa � - , and each such property comprising at the district in which a farm may be be begun or extended without a build ,R1ICLE II least a normal size city block in area located, compliance only with the pro- ing permit issued by the person desig- Establishment of Districts • •',°. - and being traversed by interior roads visions of Section 18 shall be required. nated by the Town Board. This waiver SECTION'2,,:Districts.; *For the pur= or driveways, the front and side yard Farm property covered for other .uses of the building permit requirement in pose,•.of this ordinance"the Town' of requirements of Section 7 shall apply shall thereupon become subject to the Agricultural Districts shall in no case - Ithaca is hereby' divided into four (4) only along the exterior public street requirements of the district in which relieve the property'Owner from com- types of districts as follows: frontages and there shall be no rear it is located, • - pliance with other provisions of this Residence Districts, yard requirement. SECTION 26. Building Floor .Area. ordinance. No such permit shall be- , Business Districts ARTICLE IV No dwelling -in any district shall be issued; except on written order of. Industrial Districts Business Districts erected or altered so as to provide for the Board of Appeals, where the pro - Agricultural Districts SECTION 11. Use Regulations. In less than four hundred and fifty (450) posed construction,- alteration, or -use Said districts are set forth on the Business Districts no building shall square feet of enclosed area. For would be in violation of any provision map accompanying this ordinance, en- be erected or extended and no land, the purpose of this ordinance, an auto- of this ordinance. .- titled Zone Map, dated May 1, 1954, or building or part thereof shall be mobile house trailer used for residen- Every application for a building per-, and signed by the Town Clerk. Said used for other than one or more of tial • purposes, whether on wheels or mit shall state in writing the intended map and all explanatory matter there- thefollowing uses: otherwise supported, shall be consid- use of the building and shall be ae- on is hereby made a part. of this ordi- 1. Any use permitted by Section 4. ered a dwelling provided, however, companied by a plot plan with all di- nance. 2. Retail store. that in Residence Districts the -use of mensions shown indicating the size SECTION 3. District Boundaries. 3. Auto sales agency- such trailer for dwelling purposes and shape of the lot and buildings. Where uncertainty exists with respect 4. Business or professional office. shall not Continue for a period in ex- Every application for a building per - to the exact boundaries of the various 5. Restaurant or other place for the cess of eighteen (18) months,unless mit shall be accompanied by a fee of districts as shown on the Zone map, serving of food and beverages. such period be extended by the Town two dollars and fifty cents ($2.50) for the following rules shall apply: 6.. Bank or other, financial institu- Board, acid further provided that if a' principal building and one dollar 1. The district boundaries are lot tion.. the Town Board adopts a separate ($1.00) for an accessory building. lines unless otherwise shown, and 7. Gasoline sales station,. garage for ordinance regulating the licensing of Unless there has been substantial where the designation on the Zone Map light repairs, provided that no auto- trailer camps, trailers complying with progress in the- work for which a indicates ' a boundary approximately mobile repair work, except emergency the provisions of such ordinance shall building permit was issued, said build - upon a lot line, such lot shall be con- work, be carried on -out of doors. be excepted from the requirements of ing permit shall expire one year from strued to be the boundary. 8. Tourist cabins,'motel, hotel. this section. the date of issue. . 2. Distances shown on the Zone Map 9. Place of business of the following SECTION 27. Junk Yards. •Any area SECTION `44. Certificate of Occu are perpendicular or radial distances and similar business that -may -be con- used for the ••storage or rags, scrap panty- Each -property owner shall be from street lines measured back to ducted without unreasonable noise, res onsible for compliance with all the zone boundary line, which lines, odors or disorder, providing that any paper, scrap metal, or: junk, including P automobile parts or building materials terms of,this ordinance affecting -his in all cases where distances are given, manufacture es processing id goods salvage-yards,.shall be completely .en- property, including restrictions .on are parallel to the street line. on the premises is clearly incidental a closed. by. a substahtial'and solid fence change of use -'Upon application and 3. Where the boundary of a district a retail business conducted on the with' openings only for ingress-' and inspection or explanation satisfactory follows' a stream, lake, or other body Premises: of water, said boundary line shall be, Baker Milliner egress. Such fence shall be at least to the person designated by the Towbe n deemed to the limit of the jurisdiction Barber • Optician six (6) feet high °lid shall be no near- Board, such property owner shall cy P entitled to a Certificate of Occupancy of the Town of Ithaca, unless other- Caterer Photographer er than twenty-five (25) feet from any wise designated. Cleaner Printer public highway right-of-way line. certifying that the occupancy or pro- ith this '4. In other cases the boundary line Confectioner Shoeshiner, There shall, -be - no storage outside the posed occupancy complies w shall be determined by use of the Decorator shoemaker or fence. Any such junk yards existing ordinance. scale on the Zone Map. Dressmaker shoemaker , at the time ,of enactment of this or- SECTION 45. Board of Appeals. ARTICLE III Dyer Tailor dinance shall comply with- these re- There is hereby established a Board of - Residence Districts Florist Telegraph and quirements within one (1) year of such Appeals which shall function in the SECTION 4. Use Regulations. In: Furrier, telephone office date. manner prescribed by law. Residence Districts no building shall Hairdresser Undertaker SECTION 28. Front Yard Transition. The members of the Board of Appeals be erected or extended and no land Hand Laundry Upholsterer Where an Industriail District abuts a shall be residents of the Town o1 Ith- or building or part thereof shall be Manicurist Residence District on a street line, sea and shall be appointed by the Town used for other than any of the follow- 10. Billboard, sign or advertising de- there shall be provided for a distance Board to serve for terms as prescribed ing purposes: vice: , of fifty (50) feet from the district by law. Vacancies occurring in said 1. Dwelling. SECTION 12. Yard Regulations In boundary line into such Industrial Dis- Board by expiration of term or other- 2. Church or other place of worship; Business Districts', yards of at least trict, a front yard equal in depth to 'wise, shall be filled in the same man;: convent, parish house, Sunday School, the following dimensions must be pro one-half the required front yard in the ner, building. vided: Residence District. The Board of Appeals shall choose 3. Public library or public- museum; Front Yard -twenty-five (25) feet in SECTION 29. Side Yard on Corner its own chairman and vice-chairman, public school, parochial school, nursery depth subject to provisions of Lot. In a corner lot in a Residence or wllo shall preside in .the absence of school, school operated by a non -stock Section 39. Business District, the yard width on the chairman. In the absence of both corporation under the educational laws Rear Yard -twenty `(20) feet in depth, the side street shall be at least one- the chairman and the vice-chairman, of the State, any institution of higher Side Yards -each :ten (10) feet in half the required front yard for ad- the Board of Appeals shall choose one learning including dormitory accom- width, joining properties on the side street, of its number as acting chairman. Such modations. SECTION 13. Lot Area. In Business but in no event less than ten (10) feet. chairman, -or the party acting in his 4. Publicly owned park or play- Districts no dwelling, building or SECTION 30. Side and Rear Yard stead during his absence. may adman= ground including accessory buildings buildings, including accessory build- Transition: On every lot in a -Business ister oaths and compel the attendance and improvements. ings, used in wholeor part for dwell- or Industrial District that abuts di- of witnesses. 5. Fire station or , other public ing purposes shall be erected, altered rectly on a Residence District, there The Board of Appeals may building necessary to the protection of or extended to cover more than 25%,shall be provided a yard of at least a secretary who shall take miappoint nutes of or.the servicing of a neighborhood. of the lot area. • ten (10) feet in width on such lot all its meetings and keep its records. 6. Golf course, except a driving SECTION 14. Building Coverage. In -along the line or lines where it abuts The Board of Appeals shall adopt range or a miniature golf course oper- Business Districts non -dwelling build -•such Residence District. { from time to time such rules and regtc u• ated on a commercial basisrprovided ings shall not.. rnr;r more than ,forty SECTION 31. Porches and Carports. cations nt� � may . -pmro`-icnsof, necessary that-no. building. shall -be -nearer -than (40),per cent of tagg lot -area.-- in 'determining- the percent2- one hundred (100) feet from any lot ARTI!iF' ` building coverage or th'e size of yards ordinance and all its resolutions anG line. Industrial Districts for the purpose of this ordinance, orders shall be in accordance there 7. Garden, nursery„ or farm, except SECTION 15. Use Regulations. In porches and carports, open fit' the with. a hog farm where the principal food Industrial Districts buildings and land sides but roofed, shall be considered Any person aggrieved by any decision is garbage. Usual farm buildings are may be used for any lawful purposes a Part of the building. 1 of any officer of the Town charged permitted; provided that: except that the following trades and SECTION 32. Fences and Walls. Tile with the enforcement of this ordi- permitted; Any building in which .farm an!- industries or uses may be permitted Provisions of this ordinance shall not nance may take an appeal to the Board a mals are kept shall be at least only upon special approval of the Board apply to fences, or walls not over six of Appeals. 'in- . one hundred (100) feet from any of Appeals: I (6) feet High above the natural, grade, The Board of Appeals shall, he ac- lot line or street right-of-way. Acid Manufacture nor to terraces, steps,•unroofed porches, cordance with the provisions herein- b. No manure shall be shored within Alcohol Manufacture or other similar features not over tliree after contained , in this Section, hear one hundred (100) feet of any lot Ammonia, bleaching powder or chlorine (3) feet' high above. the level ;'of the and determine appeals from any re line or street right-of-way. manufacture floor on the ground story. fusal of a building permit or certifl• 8. Any municipal or public utility Arsenal SECTION 33. Projections- in;Yards. Cate of occupancy by the persons desig- purpose necessary to the maintenance Asphalt manufacturing or reflninp Every part of a required yard shall nated by the Town Board, or review of utility services except that substa- Automobile Wrecking be open from its lowest point - to the any order or decision of said peTSOr tions and similar structures shall be Bag Cleaning sky unobstructed, except for the ordi- where such order or decision is based subject to the same "set back" re- Blast Furnace nary projections of sills, belt courses, -upon the requirements of this ordi- quirements as apply to residences in Boiler Works pilasters, leaders, chimneys, cornices, nance. the District in which the substations Bottled Gas Storage eaves and ornamental features, pro-- Where there are practical difficultie or similar structures are constructed. Brick, tile or terra colts. manufacture vided that no such projection may or unnecessary hardship in the waJ 9. Rooming houses, tourist bourses, Candle Manufacture extend more than two (2) feet into of carrying out the strict letter of thi: fraternity or sorority houses. Celluloid Manufacture any required yard. ordinance, the Board of Appeals shal ap 10. Hospital or sanitarium for the Cement, lime. gypsum or plaster of Bays, including their cornices and have the power, in passing upon ap treatment of human beings, other than Paris manufacture. eaves, may extend not more than two peals, to vary or- modify the applica the insane, feeble-minded, epileptic, Central mixing plant for cement, mor- (2) feet into any' required yard pro- tion of any of the regulations or pro drug or liquor patients, provided that tar, plaster of Paris or paving ma- vided that the sum of such projections visions of this ordinance so that th no building so used shall be within terials on any wall shall -not exceed one-third spirit of the ordinance shall be ob one hundred (100) feet of any street Coke oven the length of such wall. 1 served and public safety .and welfar or within one hundred and fifty (150) Creosote treatment or manufacture An open fire balcony or fire escape secured and substantial Justice done feet of the lot line of any adjoining Disinfectants Manufacture may extend not more than four (4) The Board of Appeals shall also hea owner. Nursing or convalescent homes, Distillation of bones, coal or wood feet into any required yard. and decide all matters referred to i but only on special approval of the Dyestuff Manufacture SECTION.34. 'Reduction of Lot Area. or upon which -it is required to pas Board of Appeals. Explosives manufacture or commercial Whenever a lot upon which stands a by the terms of this ordinance. Il. Cemetery and the buildings and storage building is changed in size or shape In deciding such matters referred t structures incident thereto, but only Extermination and insect poison manu- so that the area and yard requirements it by the Terms of this ordinance, th on special approval of the Board of facture I of this ordinance are no longer com- Board of Appeals shall give consider Appeals. Emery cloth and sandpaper manufac- Piled with, such building shall not ation to the promotion of the healtt 12. A roadside stand for- the display - ture thereafter be used until altered, recon- safety, morals or general welfare and sale of farm products. Any such Fat Rendering strutted or relocated so as to comply the community in harmony with th stand shall be set back from the high- Fertilizer Manufacture with these requirements. The pro- general purpose and intent of thl way a sufficient distance to permit off- Garbage, offal or dead animal reduc- visions of this Section shall not apply ordinance. In granting special appr( the -highway parking and in no case tion or dumping when a portion of a lot is taken for val where authorizdin nsthis rdina c4 shall be nearer than fifteen (15) feet Gas manufacture or storage a public purpose. the Board of Appeals from the right-of-way line. I Glue lilanufacture ' SECTION 35. More than one Building that a need for the use in questio 13. Club or lodge operated b mem- Hog Farm on a Lot. When there is more than one exists -and that the convenience an bership organizations for thebenefitIron, steel, brass or copper foundry principal building on a lot in any prosperity of the community will b of their members. Lamp Black Manufacture district the space between such build- served and that neighboring persor not be adverse 14. Not more than two signs in con- Match Manufacture - ings must be at least equal to the sum and property will adversely a nectiion with each of the above uses, Oilcloth or linoleum manufacture of the side yards required by such fected. Pot that such sign shall be on the Paint, oil, shellac, turpentine, or var- buildings or the sum of the -rear and -SECTION 46. Violations and Pei lot and shall not exceed twelve (12) nish manufacture front yards as the case may Fa allies. Any person,. firm, provision i square feet in area, and further pro- Paper and pulp manufacture SECTION 36. Parking Facilities. or other violating any provision i ZONING ORDINANCE, vided, that any illumination thereof Petroleum products refining or re- Every building housing or designed to this ordinance shall be deemed gull, Town of Ithaca, New York ..pe-so shielded that it illuminates only claiming house more than two families shall th a misdemeanor and upon a fin ti( Effective October 25th, 1954 said mien: Planing mill (except a small wood- provide in connection with it and on thereof shall nt subject e a fine i For the purpose of promoting the .15. Such accessory uses are are cus- working plant) the same lot garage space or offstreet to imprisonment as provided by law - health, safety, morals, or the general tvmarily incidental to the above uses, Potash ,works parking space ,for automobiles equiv- SECTION 47. Amendments. This o welfare of the community, and to less- st,tiject to provisions of Sections 5 Pyroxylin manufacture. • alent to the number of dwelling units dinance may be amended as provide en congestion in the streets, to secure and 6. ' Rolling Mill I provided in such -dwellings . No auto- by law. Any proposed amendme' safety from fire,- panic and other dan- SECTION 5. Accessory Uses. Per- Rubber or gotta Percha manufacture mobile parking area shall be included shall be subimtted to the Board gers, to Provide adequate light and mitted. accessory uses in Residence Dis- or treatment in an required front yard, except for Appeals for a report before being act, air, to prevent the overcrowding .of tricts shall include the following: Sauerkraut Manufacture a lotwitha single dwelling housing upon bv'the Town Board. land, to avoid undue concentration of L. The' office of a. resident -doctor, Shoe poll h manufacture not more than two families. SECTION 4,s Validity. The inv, population, to • facilitate the adequate 8entist, musician, engineer, teacher. Smelting of metal ores Every use listed below shall provide idity of any section or provision provision of transportation, ,water, s-w- lawyer, artist, architect or member of Soap Manufacture in connection, with it off-street parking this ordinance shall not invalidate ai erage, schools, parks and other public other recognized profession, where Soda- and compound manufacture facilities as noted below: other section or provision thereof. requirements,, under and- pursuant to such office is a part of the resident Stock feeding pen except on a farm 1. School or other educational in- SECTION 49. When Effective. Ti the Laws of the -State of New York, building. Stockyards ,or slaughter of animals stitutions-two spaces for each class ordinance shall be in force and eff( the size of buildings and other struc- 1. Customary home occupation, such Stone crusher or,0.a'arry room. immediately upon adoption and pub tures, the percentage of lot that may as dressmaking, hairdressing, launder- Storage of gasoline; oil or other in- 2. Hospital, sanitarium or nursing cation as provided by law. be occupied, the size of yards, the ing, homecooking, or a manual or me- flammable liquids except for pur- or convalescent home -one space for density of population, and the location chanical trade. all conducted by a resi- poses of immediPte retail or private each two (2) beds. Notice is hereby given that the Tot and use of buildings, structures and derrt in the building, provided that no consumption 3. Theater -one space for each eight Board of the Town of Ithaca, pursua land for trade, industry, residence or goods or products • are publicly. dis- Storage or baling of rags, scrap paper, (8) seats. to the powers in it vested, at a me, other purposes, are hereby restricted Played or offered for sale, and further scrap metal or Junk including auto- 4. Bowling Alley -three (3), spaces ing, held on October 7th, 1954, dt and regulated as hereinafter provided. provided that no. offensive noise, odor, ' mobile parts ,or building, materials for each alley.ordained and enacted the above slat ARTICLE I or dust are created. salvage yards' 5. Roller skating rink, dance hall, Zoning Ordinance -Town of Itha, SECTION 1. Definitions. For the pur- 3. Off-street garage or parking space Stove polish nianllfacture or similar places of amusement -one New York," in accordance with a w pose of this ordinance ePrtain words for the occupants, users, -and employes Tanning, curing, .or storage of raw space for each two hundred (200) Considered Plan. and terns shall have the following in connection with uses specified under hides or skins , square feet of floor space. Oct. 15. II Yy lttltrlll` 1 � K i ■T �s�. { � A;" ■liV.■V■ ■V State ea 1 b Hope Tickles In Nation Is Show's Cast Toll . By C. E• BUTTERFIELD �1 Ways NEW ypgg (JP) -A Bob' Hope telecast always is an adventure. ` You're never sure what's going Gannett News Service to happen, for instance: WASHINGTON—One in about Marilyn Maxwell subbing for every five miles of toll w York but not singing nearly as well as America will be inhe Rosemary Clooney, who is ailing. State with the completion of sled The Jose Greco dance troupe ap- State Thruway, figures comp eariri on an unannounced film by the U.S. Bureau of Public o f poor.quality in an otherwise Roads indicate. live performance. A new 183-mile ThruoY near The Hope ad- libs sometimes tion—from Newburgh going, astray and setting his co - Utica —will be opened Oct. 26, workers td laughing harder than making it the longest operating the audience, which doesn't al- Makihighway in the United ng records show thatNewways get the full portent. Generally, though, Bob got his York State long ago had almost fifth season of Tuesday night tele- as many turnpikes —400 of them casts off to a good start in a typi- -as it now has miles of pay -as- cal Hope session. you -drive superhighways. I The toll gate was widely used Unreported Crinie to finance road needs after the P Calif. (Jp)_p, mo- Revolutionary War and again in VENTURA, radio. the early days of. the automobile. torcycle officer discoveredoa theft Now 25 of the 48-states are but Someone had stolen the micro - committed to -toll road programs, oked with the blessings of a phone from his motorcycle. government which long looked It took Noah Webster 20 years askance at such bill -paying to compile his dictionary- niques. x �� At the bureau's last count, there x x 0 i( were 751.5 miles of toll roads Concrete Basement costing $661,735,000 in business. This mileage included New York �Ar State's Westchester County and WALLS S Fong Island Parkways but not the . Floors, Sidewalks, Thruway, which will be 427, miles long -and cost $555 million when and Retaining Walls . completed, or a $40 million south- ern state parkway 23 miles long. Phone Viking 4.6623 Toll highways listed as "under B. 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EVES TILL 9 I not ti c More ,P' and applausible you when, you appear in Act IV Faberge's star-spangled,fragrance for your'most' festive, fashions,-, cologne extraordinaire ' 2. 3:50 5. ' 10. perfume jewel -boxed 5. new Perfumette Ensemble c� purse perfume with match cologne, gift boxed 3, the Street Floor plus tax parl-5N.Shl Merchants' Park -'N- I parkiRg, lot convenient cated behind Rothscl south side of Green DYN December 2 1954 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court'House, Thursday, Dec. 29 1954 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, F. R. Hartsock, T. B. Maxfield - Councilmen, J. R. Roe, G. Y7. Ideman. Also .present were Highway Supt. H. U. Baker and attorney C. H. Newman. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. This meeting was published as the opening of bids for the South Hill Polling Place. Proof of publication was presented. The bids were as follows:- F'tmer Inman f 75:- C.R.C.C.qA100. - Wm. Hoot ©n '50.00 - Edw. Kowalski '130. Moved.'by_Ju`stide Maxfield: that.th®�bid�of.Edvwaid�o�valski.:beiz:g3.highf�bd be accepted., --Seconded, Qy�'0aanal Iman Ideman and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-ldeman-Roe-Hart sock .. Noes 0, This meeti.nq v.ma .a public hearing on the Fire Contract with the City of Ithac&_for 1955:;: Proof .of -publication.) as_ -presented: No.:pe:°gon-,appear.izrig�,..i.t was Moved by Justice Hartsock that the contract with the City of Ithaca for fire protection for the Town of Ithaca Fire Protection District for 1955 in the amount of $ 6822.45 be approved and the Supervisor is authorized to sign the same. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved, by the following vote:- ayes-Hartsock- Roe-Maxfield-Ideman. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Roe thgt a pablic:::,i earing:: be: held to.=consider the add9tion of the following ordinarice:prohibiting the discharge of firearms within 500'f eet of any dwelling house in the Tova of Ithaca outside of the Village of Cayuga Heights by any person other than the owner or lesee of the dwelling house or a member of his immediate family residing in such house, or a person in his employ; and imposing a fine not exceeding fifty dollars for each violation; and to hear all persons interested for or against the said proposed ordinance. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Roe- Ideman-Hartsock-Maxfield. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor be authorized to pay to the County Treasurer the sum of 413376.66 to apply on the Town's share of the 1955 County Tax levy. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - Maxfi el d-ldeman-Roe-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Idemaa that the Town Highway Supt. be authorized to purchase a 1951'`Dodge sedan at a price not to exceed 4990. Seconded.by Justice Hartsock and -approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Ideman-Hartsock-Maxfield-Roe. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Roe that the Town Highway Supto be authorized to purchase a 1954 - half'ton Ford pickup truck at a price not to exceed 4995. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote: Ayes-Roe-Ideman- Hartsock- Maxf ield. Noes 0. The Supervisor reported on a Trailer Camp Conference held in Syracuse. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. The Sdperviso is report of South Hill Water District was read and filed. The Supervisor's report of East State St. Ext. Water Dist. was read and filed. Bills from 253 to 285 were presented. Moved by Councilman Ideman these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Ideman-Hartsock-Roe-Maxfield. Noes 0. . Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Highway Sapt. be authorized to clean out the ditch back of Townley property on the Elmira Rodd for the protection of Tovrn property. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Ideman-Hartsock-Roe. Noes O. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:45.P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk 5 December 28 1954 The Town Board met at the Ton Clerk's Office, Tuesday, December 28"1954, at 9:00 A. M. for the Annual meeting to audit the Town officers accounts. Members present were H. N. Gordon, Supervisor - Justices, F. R. Hartsock T. B. 11aif field - Councilmen, George Idemmn, J. R. Roe. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The books of the Supervisor, Town Clerk and Justices were audited and found correct and signed. Supervisor's Highway receipts J'1873 •S3 Supervisor's General receipts S7 27y.1a Town Clerk's receipts*tra77--s0 Justice Maxfield receipts 2K 3 oa.a.fl Justice Hartsock receipts,$3 8W3 •d-D Disbursements 5 / /s'7, it/ Disbursements,V9'&V •a/ Disbursements -78'077.80 Disbursement s$.z37 ,-,o Dishur sement s f3p-13 ;5v f3,a,d jV.X1376 Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Tompkins County Trust Co. Bank be designated as the depository of all funds coming into the hands of Town officers of the ' Town of Ithaca, and be it further Resolved that this designation shall continue in effect until revoked by action of the Town Board. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Ideman-Roe-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the deed t m Roc t: St . Exlf-.- -R f. om Orchafrd = e6 .{Warren be accepted and placed on file. Seconded by councilman Roe Iand approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Roe-Hartsock-Maxfi el d-Ideman. Noes 0. The following resolution was offered by Couhcilman Ideman:- Resolved, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca record itself in favor of the developement of additional hydro -electrical power from the Niagara River by private enterprise electric companies. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Ideman-Maxfield-Roe-Hartsock- Noes 0. The Supervisor's Highway bond and the bond of Rachel Hanshaw Collector were presented. Moved by Justice Iaxfield these bonds be approved and signed. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote.- Ayes- Roe- Maxf ield-Ideman-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that 1,Irs, Ruth Trousdale be designated as Deputy Town Clerk at 41200. per year, duties to include work connected with the Assessment Roll, with the understanding this included half time work. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and' approved. by the following vote:- Ayes -Roe Hart sock-Maxfield-Idemmn. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that a petition for approval of the completed works of East State Street Ext. Water District be filed with the New York State Power and Control Commission. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Aye s-11axf ie ld-Roe-H artsock-Ideman. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield the Supervisor be authorized to grant water to the University from the t. State St. Ext. W ater Dist., subject to its inclusion in the district. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and .approved by the fo following vote:- Maxfield-Ideman-Hartsock-Roe. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Ideman the Supervisor be authorized to approve the contract between the City and the Town for the Trumansburg Rd. Water District. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes -Roe Ideman-Hartsock-Maxfield. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn at 12:45 P.M. was approved unanimously. Rac he 1 T. Han s ha w T ovrn C le rk 26 Jan. 6 1955 The Town Board:;iof Ithaca met at the Court House, Jan. 6, 1955 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, T. B. Maxfield- F. R. Hartsock - Councilmen, G. W. Ideman, J. R. Roe. This was a public hearing on a..proposedrhuntirg:ordinandi Ahe Town of Ithaca. Proof of publication was presented. There were about sixty members of the game clubs present. Suggestions were to get permission before hunting from owners - post the property - to hunt within 300 ft of any dwelling unless permission of owner - restrict hunting along A zone area. The ordinance was laid on the table. Director Hospital of the County Civil Defense was present and asked for the approval of a defense director for the Town of Ithaca at a salary of 0500. a year. The matter was laid on the table for future consideration. Enos Pyle presented a petition for water from the East State St. Ext. Dist. Moved by Justice Maxfield that a public hearing on this petition be held on Thursday, Feb. 30 1955 at 5:00 P.M. at the Court House. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - Maxfield-Ideman-Hartsock-Roe. Noes 0 A letter from Cayuga Heights Village asking for approval to loaatq; a�sewage disposal plant in the Town was read. Moved by Justice Maxfield that a public hearing be held to hear all persons desiring to be heard on the question of approval by the Town Board of the request of the Village of Cayuga jieigbts for the location of a sewage disposal plant_in the Town of Ithaca., Meetingctbybe held at the Court House at 8:00 P.M. Jah. 16, 1955. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and,approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Ideman-Hart sock -Roe. Noes 0, Justice Hartsock asked to be excused. Moved by Justice Maxfield that we ask our representatives in Albany to propose some legislation permitting any section of the Tovm to have a referendum and petition for annexation Ao the City. Seconded by Councilman Roe.. After some discussion Justice Maxfield suggested this matter be laid on the table until.our next meeting. A letter from the State Traffic Control limiting the speed on some of the County Roads in the Town was read, and was referred to the County Highway Superintendent. The Association of Towns meetings will be held at Buffalo from Feb. 8 to 10. Moved by Justice Maxfield that any official of the Town be permitted to go to Association of Towns meetings. Seconded by Councilman Ideman ani approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Ideman-Roe. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that Harry N. Gordon, Supervisor be our delegate to the Association of Towns Meetings and,F. R. Hartsock, Justice be alternate Delegate. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield- Roe-Ideman, Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Roe that the salaries of Town Officers and employees be as follows: - Name 0 f f is a Sa la ry H. N. Gordon Supervisor 44800. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk 43200. -� Ruth Trousdale Town Clerk Deputy $1200. F. R. Hartsock, Justice of the Peace 01200. T. B. Maxfield Justice of the Peace 4600. 'G. W. Ideman Councilman 4300. J. R. Roe Councilman 9"300_. \F. C. Marshall Assessor 4600. -R. C. Mandeville Assessor 4,600. -�F. B. Howe Assessor 4600. Harry U. Baker Highway Supt.. $5000. Rachel T. Hanshaw Registrar Vital Sta. 450. John H. Turk Attendance Officer 4200. Election Inspectors - 415 for Primary & Election days and �10 for Custodians of Election machines �1.60 per hour Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote: - Maxfield. Noe sO . Payable Annually Quarterly Monthly Quarterly Semi -Annual Semi -Annual Semi -Annual Annually Annually Annually Monthly Annually Quarterly other days served.Ann. Annually Ayes-Roe-Ideman- Moved by Councilman Idemaa that the salaries of the Town Highway employees for 1955 MI range .from .$1:10 to 1.70 per hour at the discretion of the Highway Supt . Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the following Vote:- dyes-Roe- Ideman-Maxfia ]d . Noe s 0 . Moved by Councilman Roe 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 Town service. S econded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Roe-Ideman-Maxfield. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Ideman that F. C. Marshall be appointed Chairman of the Board of Assessors of the Town. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Ideman-Roe-Maxf i e ld . Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield the Central bond of Supervisor Gordon be approved. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes -Maxfield Roe-Ideman. Noes0. The Supervisor's financial report was read and placed on file. The Supervisor's report of the South Hill W ater Dist, was read and filed. The t Supervi sor I s report of the E. State St, Ext. water dist. was read and filed. Bills. from 1 to 20 were presented. Moved by Councilman Ideman these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Iddman-Maxf ield-Roe. Noes 0, Motion to adjourn at 7:00 P.M. was approved unanimously. Rachel T . Hans haw Town C le rk Public hearing held Jan. 18 1955 A public hearing on the question of the consent of the Town Board to allow the Village of Cayuga Heights to locate a sewage disposal plant in the Town of Ithaca. Proof of publication read. Mr. Crandall stated the desired location would be in the vicinity of the Tri State Egg plant on the E. Shore Drive, giving an outfall of 500 ft to the lake. Prof. Gifft explained about the wind currents affecting discharge from City Sewage disposal plant, and stated that the discharge from the sewers constituted no health menace. Dr. Broad stated that the State Pollution & Control will make a survey of the Finger Lakes area in regard to pollution of waters. Mr. Crandall stated that they would like the plant to be able to serve other ares such as Renwick Hts., but that would be impossible if the plant was placed higher up in the Village. I.4r. Dahman representing a client objected to the locating of a sewage disposal plant near the Tri State Egg plant. Mr. Saperstone stated that the City Sewage plant discharge was properly handled according to the Board of Health. Mr. Newman stated that conditions would be much better with a sewage disposal punt than tha present seepage egnditions. Mr. Clynes asked if a petition protesting this plant in the Town would have effect on the decision of the Town Board. He also asked for a vote of those present to determine the sentiment of the meeting. No vote. Mr. Maxfield and Mr. Ideman both stated they were elected by the people to represent the people and judge what is best for their interests. 2 S: Feb. 3, 1955. The Tovm Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House,- Thursday, Feb. 3, 1955 at 5:00 P.H. Members present were Supervisor H. N. Gordon -Justices, T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock-Councilmen, G. W. Ideman,-J. Russell Roe. Also present were Eng. Carl Crandall, Attorney, C. H. Newman, Enos Pyle and L. Grey. Buck Cleary and Charles Chatfield, Hwy. Supt. Harry Baker. The minutes of the previous meeting were read ani approved. P Engineer Carl Crandall was present with a map to pinpoint the. location +� of the sewage disposal plant proposed by the Village of Cayuga Heights, on lands belonging to 11. C. Avery, about 150 feet from E. .Shore Drive.: Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Town Board grant permission to the Village of Cayuga Heights to construct sewer and sewage disposal plant in the Town of Ithaca, in the general -location, as outlined by.. Mr. Crandall. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote: Ayes-Maxfield-Roe-Ideman-Hartsock.. Noes 0. Enos Pyle presented a :nap relative to the Honness Lane area. He stated that he had. asked the City to annex the Eastwood section, .and petitioned the Town to obtain water lines from the E. State St. Ext Water.District. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the motion for a public hearing on this question be amemded to read March 3 instead of Feb. 3. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield- Ideman-Roe- Hartsock. Noes 0. I letter from Gen. Hospital asking for the appointment of Frederic Upchurch as civil director for the Town of Ithaca was rf.ad. Moved by Justice Maxfield that Frederic Upchurch be appointed civil director fot the Town of Ithaca at a salary of 4150 per year. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield- Hartsock-Ideman-Roe. Noes 0. A map.: a ndrletter:.fromjCal. Rich setting forth parts of the Town of Ithaca which would be'aceepted by annexation was presented and studied. Moved by Justice Maxfield' that this Board endorses enabling legislation to permiteach water district in the Town of Ithaca, including adjoining areas beyond such districts, which we are advised can be served by the City of Ithaca, to vote separately on the question of annexation to the City. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote;- Ayes-Maxfield-Roe-Ideman-Hartsock. Noes 0. The -Supervisor's financial report was read. The Supervisor's monthly report of the E. State St. Water Dist. was read. The Supervisor's monthly report of the South Hill Tvate:r Dist. was read. Bills from 421 to 37 were presented. Moved by Councilman Ideman these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Ideman-Hartsock-Roe-Maxfield. No 0. Moved by Councilman Ideman that the Supervisor be empowered to transfer the sum of 43000 from the bond account of the E. State St. Viater)' District to the general fund of that district. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the followixg vote:- Ayes-Ideman-Roe-Hartsock-Diaxfield. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn at 7:00 P.M. was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. rAVA March 3 1955. The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, March 3, 1955 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, F. R. HartsocK T. B. Maxfield- Councilmen, G. W. Ideman, J. R. Roe. Also present were Highway Supt. H. U. Baker and Attorney, C. H. Newman. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. A letter from.Y. Pendleton in regard to a contract for mosquito was read. Roe Moved by Councilman that a contract be made with A. t Pendleton for mosquito control in Re amount of 41000 for the year. Seconded by Councilman I deman and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Roe- Ideman - Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. $apt. Baker asked about spraying along the highways for brush control. The Board agreed it was a good project. Moved by Justice Maxfield that from and after Dec. 31, 1955, there shall be one assessor in the Town of Ithaca, to be appointed by the Torun Board, replacing the three elected assessors., i`"meaecoi°danc�.3"�t'��the -pc,ssive''-;O' re � du i = =u ii ,=n. C1 �itk- is --he °eiiy .ciir.ected:- :�scpo,st;:and of the adoption of this resolution, which notice shall contain- an abstr:nct of the same' stating the parnose ani effect thereof. Seeonaed byVOSu't�C`I11mali Ode:na ra-sll fallcwli- -�A as-Maxfield- Ideman-Roe-Hartsock. Noes-O. The report of the South Hill Water Dist. was read and filed. The report of the East State St. Fxt. Water Dist. was read and filed. The Supervisors financial report was read and filed. Bills from #38 to 51 were presented. Moved by Justice Maxfield these hills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the f ollowing vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Roe-Ideman- Hartsock. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn at 6:20 P. Z. was unanimous. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk 30 April 7 1955 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca mot at the Court House, Thursday, April 7, 1955 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, F. R. Hartsock, T. B. 21axf ield - Councilmen, J. R. Roe, G. W. Ideman, Also present were Highway Supt . H. G. Baker - Attorney C:. H. Newman. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The question of the appointment of one assessor was presented. Proof of publication and posting were presented. No petition for ad referendum was presented-* A letter from Frederick Bryant in regard to an ordinance on auction sales in the Town was read, and laid on the table for future consideration. The Highway agreements were presented and approved by signing. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. The report of the S. H. Water District was read and filed. t The report of the E. S. St. Water Dist was read and filed-. Bills from #p 52 to 70 were presented. Moved by Justice Maxfield these bills be paid.. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved as follows: - Ayes - Maxfield-Id-eman -Roe-Hartsock, Noes 0. Councilman Ideman offered the following resolution: - I hereby offer a resolution to the Town Board, To-m of Ithaca, repealing in full the resolution passed by this Board about two months ago, Feb. 3, 1955 requesting an Enabling Act to be instituted in Albany by our Legislatoreand Senator making , it pos Bible for any one Water Dis tric t to be annexed to the City of 1 thaca. This resolution to be verbatim of the one originally passed, plus a request sent to Governor Harriman to veto, the bill now awaiting his signature on this subject, There was no secondSe�ficx9rl�,�..xbieaacaz �]CY7�9t.+�r�...•8rdt� A contract price for heating plant for the Town Highway Building in the amount of �675. by H. J, Jordan was presented. 1 2zxx XrYXXXX=2U,= No action taken. Attorne.5�gsented maps and plans for the changing the boundaries of the Town election districts. The matter was placed on the table for the next meeting. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Cle3k. Special Meeting A special meeting was called on the 14th of April, 1955 for considering the, extension of a water main in the South Hill Water District. All members present and Attorney Newman. Moved by Justice iiaafield, seconded by Councilman Ideman that a public hearing be held on the 5th day of May, 1955 at 5:00 P.M. for consideration of a proposal to extend the water mains of the South Hill Water District around the loop of the Town ro-d in the H. B. MaoXamee Devel opreernt , thereby eliminating two existing dead ends, the expense thereof to be a charge upon the entire district, in accordance with Section 202-b of the Town Law; and that the Town Clerk publish and post a notice of such hearing as requtred by law. Approved by the follo-,ving vote:- Ayes-3?axf ield-Ideman-Roe-Hartsock. Noes 0. Rachel T. danshaw To= Clerk May 5 1955 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca mej-' at the Court House, Thursday, May 5, 1955, at 5:00 P,M. Members present were H. N. Gordon, Supervisor, Juatices, F. R. P.artsock, T. B. 1axfield - Councilmen, J• R• Roe, G. W. Ideman. Also present were residents of South Hill Lovejoy, Sproul, Corson, Foltman, and Att: Nemran. This was a public hearing on the extension of water mains in the S. H. V-7. D. to eliminate dead, ends. Proof of posting and publication were presented.. After hearing all -persons present, it` vas moved by Justice Maxfield. that the contractors proceed with the extension of the water lines on the MacNamee developement. Seconded by Councilman I deman and approved by the following vote:- .ayes -Maxf ield-Ideman-Roe-Hart sock. hoes 0. Mr. Neuman presented a map of the chingestinr.the election districts in the Town. Moved by Justice Maxfield, seconded by Justice Hartsock, that the boundaries of Election Districts 2 and 4 be modified and that a new election district to be District No. 5 be established as of October 1, 1955; and that from and after October 1, 1955, the five elections district_ s of the Town ` shall be bounded and described as follows:' District No. 1 Beginning at the point of intersection of -the south boundary of the City of Ithaca with the middle line of Cayuga Inlet; thence southwesterly along the middle line of said inlet to the south boundary of the Town of Ithaca; thence west along the south boundary of the Town to the southwest corner thereof; thence north along the west boundary of the Town Of Ithaca to the northwest corner thereof; thence easterly along the north boundary of the Town to the east snore of Cayuga Lake; thence southeasterly along the east shore of Cayuga Lake to the north boundary of the City of Ithaca; thence west along the north boundary of the City of Ithaca to the northwest corner thereof; thence southeasterly, west and south along the west boundary of the City of Ithaca, to the southwest corner thereof; thence east along the south boundary of the City of Ithaca to the place of beginning. District No. 2 Beginning at the southeast corner of the City of Ithaca; thence north along the east boundary of the City and a prolongation thereof to the Intersection of such prolongation with the center line of Hanshaw Road; thence easterly along the center line of Hanshaw Road to the east boundary 6f the Town of Ithaca; thence south along the east boundary of the Town to its intersection with a prolongation of the sout'h boundary of the City of Ithaca; thence west along such projbongati on to the place of beginning. District No. 3 Beginning at the point of intersection of the south boundary of the City of Ithaca with the middle line of Cayuga Inlet; thence east along the south boundary of the .City and a prolongation thereof- to the east boundary of the Town of Ithaca; ',thence south along the east boundary of the Town to the southeast corner thereof; thence west along the south boundary of the Town of Ithaca to its intersection with the middle line of Cayuga Inlet; thance northeasterly along the middle line of said inlet to the place of beginning. District No. 4 Beginning_ at the intersection of the north boundary of the City of - Ithaca with the center line of Highland Road; thance northerly along the center line of Highland Road to the north boundary of the Town of Ithaca; thence easterly along the north boundary of the Town to the northeast corner thereof; thence south along the east boundary of the Town of Ithaca to the center line of Hanshaw Road; thence westerly along the center line of Hanshaw Road to its intersection with a prolongation of the east boundary of'the City of Ithaca; thence south along such prolongation to the northeast corner of the City; thence west along the north boundary of the City of Ithaca to the place of beginning. District No, 5 Beginning at the saricixpoint of intersection of the north boundary Of the City of Ithaca with the east shore of Cayuga Lake; thence northwesterly along the east shore of the Lake to the north boundary of the Town of Ithaca; thence east along the north boundary of the Town to the center line of Highland Road; thence southerly along the center line of Highland Road to its intersection with the north boundary of the City of Ithaca; thence west along the north boundary of the City to a corner in said boundary; thence northerly along the City boundary to another corner in said boundary; thence x':a west along the north boundary of the City to the place of beginning. Approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Ideman-Hartsock-Roe . Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that a public hearing be held June 2, 1955 at 7:30 P.M. for the purpose of hearing all pefsons for or against a proposal to amend the Zoning Ordinance of the=:Towna in the Danby Road and King Road area from residential to commercial district. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the following vote:- Aye s-Hartsock-MaxfieId- Ideman-Roe. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Ideman that the Town Board set up a Planning Board to consist of five members, with powers as provided by law. Appoint: ments to be made at a later date. Seconded by Justice Maxf ie Id and approved by the following vote* :-Ayes Ideman-taxfi eld-Roe-Hartsock. Noes 0. The Supervisor' s financial report was read,and placed on file. The report of the S.H.W.D. was read and filed. The report of the.E.S.S.EXt. W.D. was read and filed. t Bills from No. 71 to 8-6 were presented. Moved by Councilman Roe these bills 'be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - Roe -Hart sodic-Maxfield-Ideman:.Noes 0. y Motion to adjourn at 6:45 was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk June 2 1955 The Town Board met at the Court House, Thursday, June 2, 1955 at 7:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. 1% Gordon - Justices, F. R. Hartsock, T. Be Mayfield - Councilmen, G. We Ideman , J. R. Roe. Also present were Hway_Supt. Harry Baker and Attorney Newman. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the purchase of an automatic voting machine at 41275 be approved. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- byes-Maxf ield-Roe-Hartsock-Roe. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Roe that the, contract for gas conversion at the Highway Bldg. be given to Mr. Jordan, price not to exceed 4675.00. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the following vote: Ayes-Roe-Maxfield-Hartsock-Ideman. Noes 0. The following resolution was offered by Justice Mgxfield:- J6JJW .S it is the intention of the Town Board of the Town of -Ithaca to establish a Spencer Road Recreation Center and appropriate 0100b. for "same, and WHEMS the Town'Board of the Town of Ithaca is about to submit an application for such a project to the New York State Youth Commission for its approval, and if approved, to apply subsequently to the S tate of New York for partial reimbursement of funds expended on said project, as provided by Chapter 556 of the Laws of 194&5, as amended, Now -therefore, be it - RESOLYED, that such application is in all respects approved and H. N. Gordon, Supervisor is hereby directed an3 authorized to duly execute and to .present said application to the New York State Youth Commission for its approval. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-2axfield Hart sock -Roe- Ideman. Noes 0. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. The report of the S. H. IN. D. was read aryl filed. The report of the E. S. St. Est. W. D. was read and filed. Bills from No. 87 to 103 were presented. Moved by Councilman Ideman these bills be paid. Seconded by Justlae Hartsock and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-Ideman-Hartsock-Roe-Maxfield. Noes 0. The Town: Board adjourned to the Court Room f or a public hearing at 7:30 P.l1. Meeting called to order by the Supervisor. Proof of publication of a public hearing on changing from residential to commercial the area at Danby-King Rd. Corners. Questions asked for and discussed as follows: Mr. Johnson: What is Mr. Peters going to build on said corner? Mr. Peters: A television appliance store. Mrs. Thorpe: It it is changed to commercial, could anything go in such as a liquor store? Answer yes. Mr. & Ixs. Johnson, Ur. Kovach, Tars. Murnighan expressed opposition to the change from residential to commercial. 11r. Stowell asked if it was zoned commercial, couldn't it be with the understanding no liquor license to be issued. No.. W. Smith asked if it went co=nercial, could anyone in that area get a liquor license. Answer: They could apply for it. tare Kelly stated that if they petitioned the A.B.C. board, it would apt to be granted because it was commercial. Mr. D. Layton stated that at a recent school meeting, the concensus of opinion was for having this area commercial. Mr. Barnett stated that he had no personal objection to commercial zone, unless it was going to create disturbances and noise at night by objectional building. Mr. Stowell asked if the &i. of couldn't grant Peters the right to buiR a store without changing the zone? Answer was the Appeals Board has no legislatke "powers. Mrs. Barnett asked if she could open a business in her own home, without going commercial zone. Mr. Kovach asked it was changed to commercial, could a trailer camp get in? Also if it Coes commercial, would it increase taxes. Mr. Abbott stated it would decrease taxes? Pair. Stowell stated that a rider in the deed would restrict sale of iiiquor. An informal vote of those present showed five for` commercial and about thirty against. Meeting closed at 8:45 P.M. 34 The Town Board returned to the Supervisors' rooms, and resumed its regular meeting. Also present at this time was Dir. Peters and his lawyer mr. Abbott. The matter of -auctions in the Tw;n which was tabled at a recent meeting was reviewed again, and it was Moved by Councilman Roe that a public hearing be held on July 7, 1955 at 5:00 P.M. on the enactment of an ordinance to regulate auctions. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Aye -Roe-Hart sock- Maxfield-Ideman. Noes 0. after some discussion on the commercial zoning on the Danby-King Rd. area, it was Moved by Justice Maxfield that' the action on changing this area from residential to commercial be laid on the table. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved by the following vote: Ayes-Maxfield-Ideman-Roe-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Iddman that lir. Gordon be empowered to sign ac easement to the N. Y. Electric & Gas Corp. to install a pole on Town property near the Highway Building for an electric line as requested in the easement. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the followirg vote:- Ayes- Idemn-Maxileld-Roe-Hartsock. Noes 0. -Notice of..a .Special. Election to be. held a•t the x1 ,T©wHighwcy Barns on June,22, 1955,from 12:00 noon until 5:00 F.M. was read; and It was Moved by Councilman Roe that Luella Thompson and Cora Gray be appointed tellers for the special election. Seconded -;by. Justice- Maxfield aldd approved by the following vote:- .Yes-Roe,1azf ield-Ideman-Hart sock. Yees 0. ':otice attached hereto. Motion to adjourn was approved unanij#usly at 9:50 P.M. _ I—, 1, 3. 4._t_t _ NOTICE. OF $PECIAL ELECTIO\ -TAKIJ-NOTICE'that pursuant to -the provisions of Chapter 578 of the Laws . of 1955, the following proposition will i be submitted to the qualified voters ! residing in the territory hereinafter' described at a referendum • to be' held at the Town of Ithaca Highway Build= ing on the Elmira Road from . 12:00 noon until 5:00p.m., on the. 22nd day I of June, 1955— The question to -,be submitted is 'Shall the territory,- described In e Sction 'one, of Chapter Five Hun--` dyed Seventy Eight of the Laws of. Nineteen Hundred' Fifty -Five, en- titled 'An act to provide for extend - In the boundaries • of .the city of Ithaca, by annexing thereto a por- tion of the 'town of Ithaca. to pro- vide for the governmer:t of the an- nexed territory, the apportionment and payment of town and other bond- ed indebtedness and the collection of unpaid taxes,, .be annexed to<the (city of Ithaca?" Any resident of the territory pro- posed to be annexed who is a qualified voter therein on the day of said vote shall be entitled to vote at the said election. The following is a description of the territory' to. which the said act ap-' plies: ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, . situate In -the Town of Itha�;a, County of Tompkins and State of New York, bounded and dest ribed as ,follows: 'Beginning at the intersection of+the south bound- ary of the city of .Ithaca and the ' cent-r line of the right of way of r the Delaware: Lackawanna and West- ern Railroad Company where said right of way -adjoins and runs paral- lel with, the right of way of 'the, n l.ehigli Valley. Railroad Company;' thence southwesterly along the center line of said right of way to its in- tPrs,ction with the center line of Cayuga Inlet: thence easterly„ south- erly and westerly along the center line of said Cayuga Inlet to its in- ters,ction with the center line of said right of way of .the -Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company; thence along the center line of said Railroad right of way, on a curve to the left, and con- ` tinuing along said centerline in a northeasterly direction, to Its inter- section with -the south boundary of, the City of Ithaca; thence west along the south boundary of the City of Ithaca to the place of beginning." Dated June 1, 1955 GRACE BAKER, VIOLA BOOTHROYD, "` ^-Tompkins_ County Board of Elections. J une 1, 8, 16 Rachel T. danshaw Town Clerk e~ July +ado ted`ans u` an orainance P provided by lai egulating.auction sales in the Town d Ithaca, Danby-and' Newfleld: Section LrExcent,as provided is 7 of this 'ordinalncr jo. person o Irm shall offer, oi'ef_l;;sr. N r sale •,t uction any'persorcl `prop.rci n'ith= ut first obtaining a ;;cease fo:• .such ale from the -Toren C;erk. The fk-e or such llcensc-,is rivrb -filed Fit 100, Every icen;e .cbatl expire un he 31st day.of D amber cf`the rear n which the applici_lwa is made. . No such', JM,nse shall be t-"ued=a ny corpora'tion,rnot' authorized to d ,usiness in the. State of New York nd no such license shall be trans erable: Section Z. ApplIcation for license equired by this ordinance shall b nade on forms provided by the tows nd be sworn to by the applicant inch applications shall be filed wit] he application a ' complete inventor f all articles • to' be sold at sucl uction. Section 3. No • additions shall b nade to the stock of. merchandis o be sold subsequent to the Olin; f such application unless a supple aentary inventory be filed with th lerk . at least 10 days before th uction, and, in any event, no sucl ,dditions shall e-cceed,in value mor than 251b of the value of the item I; sted in the original- inventory. Section d. -No sale at public auctioi shall continue. for more'than 10 daye Sunda;s and 1'egal holidays excepted Section 5..No Keller shall misrepre seat the quality, kind or value of an; articic offered.for'sale at an auction To- auction" s'7ia11'°be conducted o: lundays or holidays; and no auctio; hall commence before •10:00 a.m, o ontinue after 10:00 p.m. 'Section 6.- A' violation of any o he provisions of this ordinance shal onstitute a misdemeanor and be pun shable 'by a fine of not more tha: 100.00, for each offense.' The tow: Board may also maintain an actio r proceeding in the name of th own in;a court of competent juris fiction to compel compliance wit his ordinance or to restrain by in unction the violation of any of it a•ovisions. Each day that the ordi iance,is violated shall be deemed . eparate violation; thereof. Section 7. This ordinance shall no pply to. sales by auction .of th iousehold goods or furnishings of ,ona 'fide . householder, or to sale f farm - machinery.' equipment o ivestock; nor shall it apply to legs r judicial sales under and by virtu f, the Lien Law or the Persona 'ropert3' Law for the enforcement I liens. or under: an order of the 7ourt, or to sales, under th.� uptc`y• Act, or-- to sales b rn•r: ,n- i epresentatives of do(.,. twen or itlroci- ietent persons -or 'rh.a euerdian= 1,1 amors. •or to sales of farm. frodu,t- icensed under the provisions of tiic, agriculture, &'Market: Law'. or 1,, ales conducted by - ltic: '. not -Death rganizations for charital;le' or4 t'dtl ational purposes:- Section 8.'In event any of the pro isions' of this ordinanceshall b field unconstitutional, the remainin, irovisions not affected by such de ision shall remain in full force an ffect. Section 9. This ordinance is enacte ,ursuant to the provisions of lrticl ofAhe Town Law, and shall becom ffective' ten days after publicatio nd posting, and as provided by s 13 f said Law. The foregoing ordinance was dul dopted at a meeting of the Tow 3oard of the Town of Ithaca hel in July 7, 1955. ' The foregoing ordinance was dul ,dopted by the Town Board of th Cown of Danby on May 5, 1955. )ct. 6. Fashion successes w by any one who has yearned and wonderful variety ;- resplendent in years. green, beige, nafiy, blue, ros,- Stroock milium-lined I sizes, beige, seafoam, aqua lined 100% cashmere in beige -black magic and navy, c double breasted with belied b coat fashions, second floort July 7 1955 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, July 7, 1955 at 5:00 S,M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, F. R. Hartsock, T. B. Maxfield - Councilmen, J• Russell Roe, G. W. Ideman. Also present were Highway Supt., Harry Baker, Also present wer.@:Sam Peters and attorney William Dicker. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The vote of the annexation of the Spencer Road area to the. City was defeated This was a public hearing on an ordinance regulating auctions in the Town of Ithaca. Proof of publication was presented. No persons appearing for or against this ordinance the following resolution was adopted:- i40MS a proposed ordinance regulating auctions was filed *ith the Clerk, said a public hearing thereon has been duly called and.held pursuant to Section 130 of the Town Law; attached hereto it was moved by Justice Maxfield, seconded by Councilman Ideman that the said ordinance as prepared and filed with the Clerk be and the same hereby 'is adopted, and the Clerk is hereby directed to enter the same in the minutes of this meeting and to cause it to be published and posted a9 required by law. '.Ayes - Maxfield-ldeman;Hartsock-Roe. Noes 0. Mr. Dicker representing Sam Peters on the matter of changing property at Danby-King Rds from residential to commercial presented a petition signed by residents of the said district, asking withdrawal of objections to the change. An opinion from the State Comptroller ad., Moved by Councilman Ideman that a public hearing bewa terl�. on the changing of the Zoning from residential to commercial the property adjacent to the Danby-King Rd.,area. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Ideman-Roe-Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. The following resolution was offerdd by Justice Maxfield.: WHEREAS, Otto E. Kapp is the owner of property, situate northerly of Hanshaw Road and westerly of Warren Road in the Torun of Ithaca, which he is developing and subdividing into building lots and constructing residences thereon, and 'WHEREAS, he has commenced the construction�of a road now known as Kay Street for access to said lots which roadway is 50 feet in width wA the center line of which follows substantially,the following course: Beginning at a•point in the center line of Hanshaw Road approximately 598 feet westerly from its intersection with the center line of Warren Road; running thence northerly, at right angles to Hanshaw Road, about 225 feet; thence continuing northerly at a slight angle to the east 350 feet or more; together with a circular turn -around at the end thereof having a diameter of 100 feet, and WHEREAS the said Otto E. Kapp, or his succewoors in interest, may in the future be desirous of extending said road to the "north and/or to the east and providing some other circular turn -around at the end of such extendinn, NOW THEREFORE, it is tierdby RESOLVED that .title to said road to be known as Kay Street be accepted as a town highway, subject however to the approval thereof by the Town Attorney and by the Town Supdrintendent of Highways. Seconded by Councilman Ideman and approved- by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-ldeman-Hartsock-Roe. Noes 0. Moved by.Couneilman:Roe3the-following Election Inspectors be approved: Dist. #1- Republican, Grace Smith -Florence Hadsell-Dem. Blanche Loveless -Ruth Ligaeri. Dist. #2- Rep. -Anna Force, Dora Cramer - Dem. Geraldine Furey, Janet Raleigh.— Dist. #3- Rep. -Cora Gray, Florence Myers-Dem.Luella Toompson-Elizabeth llurnighan. Dist. #4- Rep. -Ruth Baker, Mildred Chaney -Dem. Elizabeth Mason, Louise Boyle. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the follmving note:-Ayes-Roe- Hartsock-Maxfield-Ideman. Noes 0. Moved by Justice :"axfield that the Zoning Officer be authorized to employ council to prosecute violations of the Zoning Ordinance as prescribed by Law. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved -by -the follcwirZ vote:- styes -Maxfield Roe -Hart sock-Idemm . Noes 0. A discussion on the Tovn buying a borigz- maahine f or water connection work was brought up. No action. 36 The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. Report of the S. H. W. D. was read and filed. Report of the E. S. S. Ext W. D. was read and filed. Bills from 104 to 128 were presented. Moved by Councilman.Roe these hills be paid. Seconded by Justice H artsock and approved by: the following vote: - Ayes -Roe-r'axf ield-Ideman-Hartsock. Noes 0. A letter from Dr. Broad of the Tommkins ::County 'de,; l th De1,t . in regard to sewage conditions in the mee.. i:ng. in the near future., to discuss the same. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 5:30 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk July 14, 1955. The Town Board of the Toys of Ithaca met ,with the Tompkins County Board of Health at the Ithaca Hotel, Thursday, July 14, 1955 at 6:30 P.M. i:embers present were Supervisor H. N. Gordon -Justices,, F. R. Hartsock - T. B. Maxfield - Councilmen, G. W. Ideman - J. Russell Roe. Dr. Broad opened the meeting by explaining the sanitary conditions in regard to sewage problems, particularly the Spencer Rd. area. He stated that 40% of the sewage was coming to the surface and constituted a public health nuisance in that area. The Board of Health agreed to ullo jthe residents of this area six months time to correct the situation by either contracting with the City for sewage disposal on a rental bwris, erecting their o;,-.i sewage disposal plant, ev correct it bn individual basis under the direction of the Board of Health. Surveys by the board of Health have been made in Forest Home, Slaterville Road and soon to be made in Renwick Heights, as well as other parts of the T ozm. Board of Health meeting adjourned. A Special meeting was called to order following the Board of Health meeting with all members present. Also present Charles Chatfield. Violation of the Zoning ordinance were reported by the Zoning Officer. Moved by `Justice Yiaxfip1.0, that the Town Board employ C. H. Newman Attorney to proceed againstA,,.'rinc*_ on Violation of Section 18 of the Zoning Ordinance and to proceed against Arthur Prince for violation of Zoning Ordinance Section 38. Seconded by Justice Roe and 'approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxf ie ld-Ro e- Id eman- Hart sock. Noes 0. Meeting adjourned by unanimous approval at 10:30 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk 37, August 4 1955 Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, met at the Court House, Thurdday, August 4, 1955 at 5:00 poll. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon, Justices - T. B., Maxfield, F. R.-Hartsock, Councilmen, J. R. Roe, G. We Ideman. Also present were Harry Baker, Highway Supt., Attorney C. H. Newman, Charles Miller, tire .4 Mrs. Howard Hollister, Thomas Smith, Mr. & Mrs. 32n Peters and Attorney Wmo Dicker. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and after two corrections were approved. This was a public hearing on a change in the Zoning ordinance. Proof of publication was presented. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Board ratify the notice of public hearing published July 25, 1955 by authority of the Supervisor for a public hearing on August 4th,at5:00 P.bi, on the subject of an amendment of Article IT, Section 11, paragraph 5 of the Zoningnordinarae and the Board consents to the holding of such hearing at this time. � Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - Hart sock-Roe-Maxfield-Ideman. Noes 0. All persons having been heard being; favorable it as Xoved by Justice Maxfield that Article lid, Section 11, Paragraph 5, of tbe,..Zoft1ng Ordinance be amended to read 115• Rest4urant or other place for the serving of food but only on special approval of the Torn Board. In granting approval the Town Board shall determine that a need for such use exists for the convenience of the neighborhood and the general welfare of the community will be served. Seconded by Councilmm- Ideman and ,approved by the following vote:- Ayes-1.1axf ield- Ideman-Roe -Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Roe that a public hearing be held at 5:00 P.M. on August 18, 1955, for the purpose of hearing all persons for or against a proposal to amend the zoning ordinance of the Town by changing the following described areas from a residential to a commercial district: NE Corner Intersection of Danby Road & Kin, Road -East, Frontage on Danby Road 300 feet; Depth 250 feat. SE Corner Intersection of Darby Road & King Road -East, Frontage on Danby Road 300 feet; Depth 250 feet. SDI Corner Intersection of Danby Road & Kind; Road -West Frontage pn Danby Road 300 feet; Depth 250 feet. 1777 Corner Intersection of Danby Rord and Kira Road-77 }tFrontage on Danby Road 300 feet; Depth 250 feet. Seconded by Councilman^ a-n� approved by the following vote: Ayes-Roe-Ideman-Hartsock-Maxfield. Noes 0. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Ideman: RESOLVED that pursuant to Section 271 of the Town Law the following citizens and resident taxpayers of the Town be, and they hereby are appoint4d a Planning Board with all the powers granted by said Tovm Lave to hold office for the term stated, to wit:- Elmer Hurst for a term of one year, expiring July 31, 1956: Arthur Whiting f or � teim of two year 071," expiring July 31 1957: Richard Gram for a term of three years, expiring July 31, 1958: Frank Liguori for a term of four years, expiring July 31, 1959: E. B. Watson for a term of five years, expiring July 31, 19601,and be it* Further Resolved that E. B. Watson is hereby designated to act as Chairman of the said Planning Board for the first year, the matter of the selection of a'Chairman them"-.:kleft for the members of the .Board to select. Seconded by Justice L field and approved by the f ollowing vote:- Ayes-Ideman-Maxfield-Roe-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock the Town purchase six canvas voting booths. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Roe-Maxfield-Ideman. Noes 0. Moved by Justice liaxfield that the school house on Hudson Street be used for Polling Place for Dist. # 3 for the Primaries. Seconded by Counei Iman I deman and approved by the f of lo:ri r} vote:- Ayec-Yaxfi eld- Ic? e*^ r-Roe-Hartsock. Noes 0. Mr. Nowman read a letter from Justice ITcAvoy denying the injunctions of the Town of Ithaca against Arthur Prince. The Supervisor's financial report eras read and placed on file. . The report of the S. H. W. D. was read and placed on file. The report of the E. S. St. M9t. W. D: was read and placed on file. Bills from 129 to 167were presented, Moved by Justice P,4axfield these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the followirg vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Roe-Hartsock-Ide=n.• Noes 0. Mr. Newman, Atto*ney , stated that tho Ordinance regulating Auction3 In the Tows: be published and posted. Lotion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel To Hanshaw Clerk August 18 1955 A public hearing was called to order at 5:00 P.M. for the purpose of hearing all persons wishing to be heard on the question of changing the area on the Danby-King Rd. from residential, to commercial. Present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon, Justices T. B.- 14=1ield- F. R. Hartsock, Councilman J. R. Roc. Absent Councilman Idem3n. Also present were about 20 persons from the area, attorneys Dicker & Newman. Proof of publication and posting were presented. A former amendment of the Zoning Ordinance, Art. IV, Sec 11, Para. 5 In regard to restaurants was read. Thomas Smith stated that after hearing the .above amendment, he could see no objection to changing the area to commercial. Mr. Gostanian asked ^:ho -deter:mined the -need of a restaurant in the Town. Answer - The Town Board. Mr. Gordon stated that in the future no change could be rode in the Zoning Ordinance without the approval of the Town Planning Board. Mr. Merson asked why set a public herring at 5:00 when it was impossible for many to come at that hour. Attorney Dicker stated that if they were interested they could be present, otherwise they should not be given consideration. bars. Weber asked if it were made commercial, would that permit trailers, motels, hotels. Such places ;would hurt property values, and would be noisy. Mr, Culligan stated that no commercial noises could disturb any more than cow& and other agricultural noises. Mr. Stout that if they did not want Mr. Peters on the school property they should not have sold the same to him. Attorney Dicker atated that the petition withdrawing objections to the area going commercial should be given consideration. Pars. Thorpe asked what gurantee there would be that if it was zoned commercial there would not be a liquor license granted. Mr. Gordon stated that a liquor license would not be granted unless food were served, and the amendment afore $bi.d gave the To= Board the right to decide where the -need for a restaurant exists. Mr. Ashton asked why zone it commercial when Par. Peters is only building aD a house. Attorney stated that,the permit for building a two story house was granted Mr. Peters,.,but if it were zoned commercial, he would chance it to a store. Firs. Johnson objects to junk yards in the areas and asked what to do about it. Attorney Newman stated that if anyone feels there is a violation. of the Zoning Ordinance, they can present their grievance before a Justice and prosecute. Mr. Gostanian asked if there is a Zoning Ordinance, why isn't it enforced. A vote of hams showed about ten against commercial and ten for-. The opinion of those present was to adjourn the hearing until another day at a later time. Mir, Newman stated that the matter of adjourning a public hearing to.a later time was at the pleasure of the Town Board. - Moved by Justice Maxfield, seconded by Councilman Roe that we adjourn the public hearing to Thursday, August 25, 1955 at 7:30 P.b'!. Approved at 6:15 P.M. 01 August 25 1955. The adjourned public hearing of August 18, 1955 was called to order at 7:30 P.11 Members present were Supervisor H. 11. Gordon - Justices, T. B. Maxfield, F. R.''Hartsock - Councilm.n H. R. Roe. Absent Councilmax G. 17. Ideman, also present were B5 residents of the Danby-King Rd. area. Mr. Swanson asked vehat has changed the question of zoning since the public, hearing held in June, 1955. Mr. Gordon explained that a petition was presented the Town Board signed by residents of the area, in which they withdrew their objections to the area being zoned commercial. Also that an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance in regard to restaurants had been passed. Mrs. Weber asked what is the advantage of making this, area, commercial? Ir. Gordon stated that Mr. Peters wishes to have a T.V. store on one corner and cannot get permission unless it is zoned commercial. Ur. Bethan stated that he considers that, it would ne an advantage to the people living on South. Hill to have a commercial Zone in this area, and would enable people to shop there instead of going down, and up South Hill to the City. He also stated that commercial properties are for the good of the community, and changes are necessary to progress, Mr. Merson asked how far from the corner Mr. Bethan lived. mile. Mr. Gram stated that since Mr. Peters has started to build the earner Is greatly improved. Mr. Johnson asked if people who rent in the area have anything to say. Mr. Gordon stated it was only property owners that should be considered. Mrs. 1,1urnighan stated that she was against commercial at first, but since the amendment in regard to restaurants was passed, she is in favor of a store. Mr, Bacon stated that the property in question was a school and was exempt, but now would be taxed and therefore of value to the district. Ur. Stowell.asked if it came under a Zoning Building Code. Mr. Gordon stated there is no building code at present. Cannot expand or change unless they go to the Board of Appeals. Thomas Smith thinks it would be an asset to have corners commercial. Mrs. ;'Veber thinks it is not built up enough to warrant making it 'commercial. 11r, 1,axfie1d the hearing was being held for the purpose of get ting the opinions of the people of the area and asked then for expressions_ of all. Mr. Thompson thinks it would be an advantage to have more stores on corners. 11r. Stowell feels that it should go commercial now, because it will be needed for commercial in the near future when the Ithaca College builds. 1.-1r. 11arson :asks why Patera bought the property if he wasn't satisfied with residential zoning. Mr. Kent thinks it would be an asset to have it comrercial. Mr. Kelly asked for an informal vote. Mr. Maxfield explained that the Board wou13 rather hear their opinions than to have an inf orrr:l vote. bir. Smith thinks that no residence should have bben built on that corner as it is r-eally commercial though zoned residential. Would not like to it go commercial. Mr. Gostanian asked why the difference in opinion between tar. Gordon and Mr. Newman on the matter of the change in article in regard to reataur:ants. Mr. Gordon stated that the amendment reads that the Town Board shall determine whether a need for a restaurant exists. He also stated that no trailers can be put in the Town according to the Zoning Ordinance, except where a man is building a home, he can use a trailer for living for a period of only 18 months. a Mr. Joseph Peters stated he had paid taxes in the Town fcr 34 years and he would like to see the area zoned commercial. Mr. Bacon stated that.if Peters wanted to expand, why not go ahead. Mr. Gordon answered that he could not do this without the approval of the Board of Appeals. Walker S:aith asked how, many meetings were to be held on this question before the Town Board makes up their minds. Mrs. Thomas Smith would to see it made a commercial zone. Attorney Dicker asked why carry on the subterfuge that the area is residential, as the other earners are already commercial. lir. Gordon replied that when the Zoning Ordinance was passed there was a school house on one corner, and you cannot pin -joint zoning in the same neighborhood. Mr. Gostanian said that he does not want to see a tavern in that area. Mr. Stowell asked if one corner could be commercialized? No. Moved b;;r Justice Uaxfield the medtin, be adjourned at 8:40. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Hartsock- Roe. Noes 0, `sac he 1 T . aans haw Clerk M September 1, 1955• The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, September 1, 1955, at 5:00 P,M- Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon, Justices T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock - Councilman J. Russell Roe. Absent Town Clerk, Rachel T. Hanshaw, Councilman G. 71. Ideman. Also present were Harry Baker, Supt. of Highways, Attorney Wa. Dicker - Rocco Lucente. The minutes of August 4, as corrected were �:Iproved. ' The minutes of public hearings of August 18 and 25th were read and approved. Moved by Justice Hartsock to change from residential to business the area at the corners of Danby-King Rds. Seconded by Justice 1114axf ield and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - Hartsock-M:.xfield-Gordon. Noes - Roe. Carried. Rocco Lucente appeared before the Board regarding the deeding of highways known,as Tarryton Road and Rosehill Drive. The Board agreed to adjourn to this site at 9:15 A. M.,'Saturday Sept. 3, 1955. Moved by Councilman Roe to apply to the State for 2% for sewer planning for the Elmira Road and engage Lozier Co. to make a survey. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Maxfield-Roe. Noes 0. The Supervisor is authorized to sign applications and contracts. `' The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. The report of the S. H. W. D. was read and filed.. The report of the E. S. St. IV. D. was read and filed. vlarrants from 168 to 176 were read. moved by Justice Hartsock. these bills be paid. Seconded by Gouncilmrx Roe and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Roe-tlaxfield. Noes 0. Meeting adjourned at 6:15 P X- to Sept. 3, 1955 at 9:15 A.M. Town Board met at the Lucente tract at 9:15 A.M., Sept 3, 1955. Moved by Justice Maxfield that hhe roads Tarryton Rd. and Rose hill Drive be accepted by the Town subject to the following conditions: - That a deed and necessary easements be given That a sufficient performance bond be given by Rocco Lucente so that all problems pertaining to drainage and roadway coverage with gravel be completed and finally subject to the approval of the Town Highway $apt. Seconded by Justice. Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes Maxfield- Hartsock-Roe. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 10:00 A.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk October 6 1955 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursd: y, Oct. 6, 1955 at 5:00 P.M. Lembers present were Supervisor, H. 14. Gordon - Justices, F. R. Hartsock- Councilman J. R. Roe. Also present were Highway Supt. Harry Baker and _ C. H. Neir"-=n, ?attorney. Absent Justice T.B.1laxfield & Councilman G.S7.Ideman. The minutes of the previsou meeting were read and approved. The following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock:- Notice that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca has prepared an .assessment roll of the parcels of land included'in the South Hill_Water District Extension No. 1, abd has apportioned and assessed upon such parcels of land in proportion to_ the amount of benefit which the improvement shall confer upon the same, the costs chargeable to said water district in connection with the construction of a water system therein which are payable in the year 1956, and. that pursuant to Section 202a of the Town Law, the said Town Board will hold a public hearing thereon at the Supervisors' rooms in the County Court House in Ithaca, New York, on the 3rd day of November, 1955, at 5:30 V.U., at which time it will consider any objections which may be made to said assessment_ -roll and apportionment. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Roe- Hartsock-Gordon. aloes 0. The following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock:- Notice that the, Town Board of the Town of Ithaca has prepared an assessment roll -of the parcels of land included in the Extension of Mast State Street Extension Water District and has apportioned and assessed upon such parcels of land, in proportion to the amount of benefit which the improvement shall confer upon the same, the costs chargeable to said crater district in connection with the construction of a water system therein, which are payable in the year 1956, and that pursuant to Section 202a of the Town Law, the said Town Board will hold a public hearing thereon at the County Court House, on the 3rd day of November, 1955, at 5:00 P.M., at which time It will consider any objections which may be made to said assessment -roll and apportionment. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approvei by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Roe-Gordon. Noes 0, The Preliminary Estimates, attached hereto were presented and the following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock:- RESOLM, that this Town Board does hereby prepare and approve as the Preliminary Budget of this Town for the fiscal year beginning on the lat day of January, 1956, the itemized statement of estimated revenues and expenditures hereby attached and made a part of this resolution, and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that this Board shall meet at 5 :15 P.1I. on the 3rd day of November, 1955, 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 shall give notice of such public hearing ih the manner provided in Section 113 of the Town Law, and that such notice be puboished at least twice. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Roe-Gordon. Noes 0. To be posted 5 places. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Roe: - RESOLVED, That the Planning Board shall be and it -hereby is authorized and empowered to approve plats showing new streets,or highways within that portion of the Town outside the limits of the incorporated village of Cayuga Heights, ant to exercise all other powers, delegated to -it by the provisions of Article 1X of the Zoning, Building and Planning Ordinance of the Town of Ithaca enacted October 7 1954, or which may be delegated to it by resolution of the Town Board, pursuant to the provisions of Section Z74 of the Town Law, or which are described or contemplated under the provisions of Article 16 of the Town Law or acts amendatory thereof, with reference to 'Zoning and Planning'; and be it further RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk shall file with the Clerk of the County of Tompkins a certificate in the.form herewith attached, certifying that the Planning Board has been authorized to approve plats showing new streets or highways in accordance with the provisions of Section 276 of the Town L«-r. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Hartsock-Roe-Gordon. Noes 0. The Supervisor's financial rerort Haas rood and f31-7. ThP rerort of the F. State St. Extension dater District was read and filed. The report of the S. Hill Slater District Eat. No. 1 was read and filed. Bills from 178 to 202 were presented. rioved by Councilman Roe these bids be pold. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes-Roe-Hartsook-Gordon. Noes 0. The High -.-ay Superintendent recommended the purchase of a froni spread sand and cinder spreader, and it was 14oved by Justice Hartsock that the Highway Superintendent be authorized to draw up specifications for a front spread sand and cinder body in excess of 42 91000., but not to exceed i?1800., and the Town Clerk be authorized to advertise for bids for z front spread sand and cinder body, subject to specifications, not to exceed $1800t reserving the right to accept or'' reject any or all bids. Bids to be opened at 5:45 P.M. on Nov. 3, 19115 and a public hearing to be held to consider the proposition. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsack- Roe-Gordon, Noes 0, Due to the change of boundaries of Election Districts, band.,,,the forming of another Election District in the Town, the following Snspedtors of Elections were recommended: - Dist, No. 1 - R-Grace Smith, Florence Hadsell - D.Blanch Loveless,Ruth Liguori Dist, 2-R-Anna Force, Ddris Cramer. D-June 4hmann, Helen Sandell Dist. 3-R-Cora, Gray, Florence I;yers. D-Luella Thompson,Elizabeth iiurnighan Dist. 4-R-Mildred Chaney, Joseph Sorace. D-Janet Raleigh, Geraldine Furey Dist. 5-R-Ruth Baker, Margery Hough. D-Jack Kielly, Elizabeth Mason. Moved by Justice Hartsock the above appointments be ratified. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following, vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Roe- Gordon. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn ,vas approved unanimously 'at 7:50 P :. R4chel T. H an shave Clerk M November 3 1955 The Tovm Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thurcdzy Nov. 3, 1955 at 5:00 PX Bombers present were H. N. Gordon, Supervisor - Justice, F. R. Hartsock- Councilman, J. R. Roe - Highway Supt . Harry Baker - At to'rney C . H. Ne,,man. The minutes of the previous meeting were read znd approved. A public hearing on the assessments of the East State Stree Extension Water District was called to order. Proof of publication was presented. AAal persons interested having been heard, it was Moved by Justice Hartsock that the assessment roll of the East State Street -Extension Water District as pre€ented be adopted for 1955. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following votd:- Ayes-Hartsock-Roe- Gordon. Noes 0. A Public Hearing on the preliminary Budget was called to order at 5:15P.U. Proof of publication was presented. No persons appearing for or against adoptir-6 the Preliminary Budget as the Annual Budget, the fol �lowing resolution was offered by Councilman Roe:- HEIM--IS 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, NX7 THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Towh.:Bdardydoes hereby ,adopt such Preliminary Budget, as the Annual Budget of this Town for the fiscal year beginning on the first day of January, 1956,'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 TT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk of this TJ= shall prepare ani 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, Sub. 2 of the Town Lary, 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 Justi 1e Hart soc?i and approved by the f ollo;^irg vote:- Ayes-Roe-Hartsock-Gordon. Noes 0. The following resolut lon was offered by Justice Hartsock:- RESOLVED that the Planning Board be and it hereby is empowered at the time of the approval of a plat either to confirm the Zoning regulations of the lend so platted as shown on the official zoning maps of the Town, or to make any reasonable change therein, upon following the procedure required by Section 281 of the Tos,m Law. Secorde.d by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock Roe -Gordon. Noes 0. Idoved by Councilman Roe that Elmer Phillips be appointed a mAmber of the Planning Board to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Arthur FJhiting, term to expire July 31, 1957. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Roe-Hartsock-Gordon. Noes 0. assessments The public hearing on thelsout h Hill Fzt . Water District vras called to order at 5:30 P,M. Proof of lublication was presented. All persons having been heard, it was P,Soved by Justice Hartsock that the assessment roll of the South Hill Ext. W ater District be adopted as presented. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Roe-Gordon. Noes 0. The Supervisors financial wnport was read a,rd placed on file. The report of the East State Street Extension ,'Dater District was read. The report of the South Hill Water District was read and filed. A Petition from resident of the Dryden Town Line Road asking to change the name of the Road to Sapsucker Woods Road .ra- s read. 11oved by Justice Hartsock the name of the Road be changed, subject to the approval by the Dryden Town Board. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock - Roe- Gordon. Inoes 0. The Public Hearing on the purchase of a cinder spreader was called tO order at 5:45. Proof of publication was presented. A bid from the Highway Materials Co. of Groton, N. Y. r,,as opened. Moved by Justice Hurtsock that the bid of �1739 from the Highway Materials Co' for a cinder spreader according to specifications be accepted, and the Highway Supt. is authorized to purchase the same. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved bar the following vote:-Ayes-H,-Roe-Gordon. Noes 0. Bills from # 203 to 233 were presented. Moved by Councilman Roe these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and annro'ved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock;Roe-Gordon. Noes 0. The follc ing resolution was of fered by Justice Hartsock.:- MEREAS the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca is about to submit an application for recreation centers in the Town of Ithaca, to the New York State Youth Commission for its approval, and ii approved, to apply subsequently to the State of New York for partial reimbursement of funds expended on said projects, as provided by Chapter 556 of the Laws of 1945, as ,amended, and be it further RESOLVED, that suxh application is in all respects approved and H. N. Gordon Supervisor is hereby directed and authorized to duly execute and to ;resent said applicaticns to the New York State Youth Cor^.mission for its anprovol. Seconded by Councilman .and approved by the f.1Zc;ring vote;- !Wems Hart,ock: Roe -Gordon. Noes 0.. Roved by Councilman Roe that the Supervisor be authorized to file a complaint on our equalization rate on the tGz roll of 1955, and if necessary to go to Albany, N. Y. on Nov. 16 to appear before the Equali?ation Board to support a protest. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote;- Ayes-Roe-Hzrtsock Gordon. Noes 0. Motign to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:15. p.14. Rachel T. Hanzhaw - Town Clerk TOWN OF ITHACA TELEVISION CABLE FRANCHISE SECTION I Pursuant to subdivision 7 of Section 6.4 of the Town Law of the State of New York, Ceracche Television Corporation of 518 West State Streeto���cET Ithaca, New York, hereinafter referred to as the grantee, is hereby glanted the right to erect, place, operate, repair and maintain poles, wires, trans- mission lines, distribution lines an d service lines in 4nd over all town highways in the Town.of Ithaca outside of the Village of Cayuga `Heights, for the purpose of furnishing the said town and its inhabitants with television or radio service, provided always that such poles, wires, transmission lines, distribution lines and service lines shall not interfere with or obstruct the necessary or proper use of said highways; and provided that in respect to any particular highway or section thereof, a majority of the abutting owners give their consent in writing to such construction. SECTION II In exercising its rights under this franchise, the grantee shall have the permission of the Town to use existing poles, wires, transmission lines and service lines in said town, owned, controlled or operated by the New York Telephone Company or by the New York State Electric & Gas Corporation, provided it shall first obtain written permission for such use from the New York Telephone Company or the New York State Electric & Gas Corporation, as the case may be. SECTION III In exercising its rights under this franchise the Grantee shall comply with the rules and regulations of the Public Service Commission, the Federal Communications Commission and other regulatory bodies of the State of New York or of the United States of America having jurisdiction over its operations, as the same now are or as they may be amended from time to time; and shall be subject at all times to the applicable laws of the State of New York and of the United States of America . If the approval of the Public Service Commissi on of the State of New York or of the Federal Communications Commission is required, or should hereafter be required for its operations in the Town of Ithaca, the Grantee will petition for such approval and upon obtaining such approval, it shall notify the supervisor of the said town in writing. SECTION IV No poles or wires are to be erected upon or over town highways and no excavations of any type shall be done or caused to be done unless permission in writing is first obtained from the town superintendent of highways of the Town of Ithaca. Nothing herein contained shall deprive the town superintendent of highways of the right to require removal of such poles or wires if they interfere with the proper use of the highway, or if the removal is required by law. SECTION V In the event that a change is made in the grade or in the alignment of a town highway by the town superintendent of highways or by his authority which shall necessitate the removal of any poles, wires, transmission or distribution lines 'to conform to the change, the Grantee shall make the necessary changes 'in its lines at its" own expense promptly upon notice to do so from the Town Superintendent. SECTION VI The Grantee shall save and keep the Town of Ithaca harmless against all loss or damage to person or property caused by the construction, laying, maintenance or operation of any of its lines or by any other undertaking of the Grantee, pursuant to the authority granted by this franchise. SECTION VII During the term of this franchise, the Grantee shall furnish to all persons to whom cable service is offered and who pay for the same, a wire service capable of producing 'as good a quality of television picture signal or reception as may be practicable from time to time, and shall make all reasonable and practicable betterments or improvements of said service as improvements in the science of the carrying of television signals shall warrant, as well as in the elimination of radio interference. SECTION VIII This franchise does not in any manner grant to the grantee, his successors or assigns, the exclusive right to the sale and service of television sets or accessories within the Town of Ithaca, or to its inhabitants; and it is expressly understood that the right to sell such sets or accessories is 'reserved to any and all legitimate ddalers. Any person, individual or corporation may purchase television sets from any other source without liability to the holder of the franchise herein granted. The Grantee of this franchise shall not directly or indirectly reflect the cost of installation in the price of sets sold by it. SECTION IX The holder of this franchise shall be required to permit any individual or corporation in the Town outside of the Village of Cayuga Heights to have access to the services of the holder of this franchise, subject only to the payment of regular installation fee and monthly charges which are hereby established as follows: (1) Residential or Commercial establishments: First installation charge - $135.00. Each additional installation - $25.00. If installation involves over 250 feet from main line, an additional reasonable installation charge may be made. Rental charge for first installation $3.50 per month. Additional rental charge for each extra set at same establish- ment: Residential - $. 50 per month per set. Commercial $3. 50 per month per set. (2) Suspended Service: No charge for disconnecting and no rental charge while disconnected. Reconnecting charge $ 3. 50. (3) Multiple dwellings: Installations purchased by landlord: First installation $135.00. This installation shall be transferable. Each additional installation $25.00. Additional installations shall not be transferable to a different address or apartment, but can be sold with the property. Rental charge for first installation and any additional installations - $3.50 per month Subdivision (2) applies for suspended service. (4) In the event that the user shall cancel the service during the first twelve months following installation, 25% of the installation price will be refunded for each complete un-used quarter of the first twelve months. (5) The user shall have the privilege of selling and transferring the service once only to a different party at a different address in the Town for a $10.00 transfer charge, where the service is available at the time. (6) Changing location of cable: $3.50 charge for moving to another location in same room; $5.00 charge for moving to a different room in same apartment or living quarters. (7) Any user that has paid the regular established residential installation fee who moves to another residence within the town where Ike. service is available may have this service transferred for a $10.00 charge. (8) Cable service may be disconnected when rental or installation charge; is sixty days past due. If service is disconnected because of non-payment, a charge of $3.50 is made for reconnection after the past -due account is paid. (9) Installations may be disconnected .if -user attempts to run more than one set at one time on=a�each installation, or permits anyone else to do the same, or tampers `�1with the lines in any way. (10) Any increase of the maximum charges must first be approved by. the Town Board and will be permitted if increased costs show it to be reasonably necessary. (11) _ All installation and other charges include applicable Federal, State and Local taxes, if any. SECTION X If trees in the town highways interfere with the erection of poles or the stringing of wires or cables in accordance with the terms of this franchise, written permission for removing such trees or any part thereof must be obtained from the town superintendent _of highways fto.rki$x�tl��xl�xtzg3�xx and from the owners of abutting properties SECTION XI In all highway installations the cables or wires erected shall comply in all respects with the provisions of all codes pertaining to the extension of wires across highways. Co -axial cable shall be used to carry the television signal throughout the highway installations and messenger cables shall be used to carry the co -axial cable across the highways. SECTION XII The holder of this franchise shall at all times keep in effect the following types and amounts of insurance caferage, and furnish certificates showing that such coverage protects the Town; (1) Workmen's Compensation as required by law upon its employees engaged in any manner in the installation or servicing of its cables, wires and equipment within the Town of Ithaca outside of the Village of Cayuga Heights. (2) Public Liability insurance in a total over-all amount of not less than $50, 000, insuring the holder of this franchise and the Town of Ithaca against liability for property damage and $100, 000/$300, 000 for personal injury or death by reason of the installation, servicing or operation of its equipment and installations within the Town of Ithaca outside of the Village of Cayuga Heights. SECTION XIII The term of this franchise shall be ten years from the effective date of this franchise. SECTION XIV This franchise is personal to the Grantee and may be transferred only upon application to and approval by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca. No permit or grant of similar privileges kand powers as are covered by .this franchise shall be allowed during the period hereof, except upon a franchise duly applied for and approved by the said Town Board. SECTION XV_ The Grantee shall pay to the Supervisor of the Town annually on or before June 25th, a sum equaj to one percent (176) of the gross income from its cable service operations,>.within the town outside of the village. With each such payment the Grantee shall deliver to the Supervisor a return stating the gross income or gross operating income derived from its services to the inhabitants of the town, for the twelve calendar months preceding each such return, and the said return shall contain such other data or information as the Supervisor may require to be included therein. Every return shall have annexed thereto an affidavit of the president or, other principal officer of the grantee corporation that the statements contained therein are true. Failure to make the required annual return or to pay the franchise fee required by this section shall be grounds for revocation of the franchise. SECTION XVI Violation of any section or provision of this franchise shall be an offense punishable by a fine not exceeding $50.00 for the first offense and not exceeding $100 for the second or any subsequent offense, and continuous and wilful violation shall be grounds for cancellation of this franchise after due notice and a public hearing. The right is reserved to the grantee to prosecute in any lawful manner any stealing, pirating or unlawful uses of the services covered by this franchise. SECTION XVII If any section of this franchise or any clause or any phrase thereof shall be held to be unconstitutional or void, all other provisions not so held shall be and remain in full force and effect. SECTION XVIII This franchise w2D=aEhaj&kxikx shall take effect on y 1, 1960. 45 Dacember 1 1955 The To,n Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, Dee. 1, 1955 at 5:00 Members present were H. 11. Gordon, Supervisor - Justices, T. B. MI-7field- F. R. Hartsock - Councilman J. R. Roe. Also present were Harry Baker, H,,wy Supt., Attorney C. H. NaAm:a.n and Carl Crandall. The minutes of the previous meeting; were read r.rd approved. Mr. Gordon gave a report on his trip to Albany on the subject of equalization Mr. Crandall e=plained horn he compiled data in regard to equalization rates, and suggested that Mr. Gordon, using his figures, should go ahead with protest of the equalisation rates, 6,,nd next year after the appraisal by the Doane agricultural Co., the Town would be is a better position. Yioved by Justice was �sfield that the Supervisor get such assistance as is necessary to properly present a protest to both the County and State of the equalization rates. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the followinc votes- dyes-1:laxfield-Hartcock-Roe . Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Roe that the Election Inspectors of the Town be paid 6-15, per day .for each, day served. Seconded by Justice Hart sock and approved by the following vote:- &yes - Roe-Hartsock-Yaxfield. Noes 0, The subject of the appointment of one assessor and the salary was discussed. Moved by Justice Maxf ield that the Highway Supt . be empowered to use the contingent fund as needed. Seconded by Councilman, Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ves-Maxfield-Roe-:cart Oe'r. Hoes 0. Th A A.-.nual audit 12eeting will be held at the Totirn Clerk's office on Dec. 30, 1955 at 9:00 A-771. Moved by Justice Hart sock that the Supervisor be authorized to transfer C,3000.00 fora the General Fund to Item 3 of the Higtsray Fund. Seconded by Coamilmran Roe and anproved by the following vote:- Ayes-H,Lrtso.c!;.a Roe- l:axfie2d. Does 0. 1.16vec? by Justice 11w.field that the Supervisor be authorized to use ;113002.@7 from the surpluz fund to apply toward the Town's share of the County Budget. Seconded by Justice H artoock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes iiartsocL-Tla:.field-Roe. Noes 0. 11r. Newman reported on the action of the Town versus Prince and stated that in the Renwick ',its. and Five Mile Drive actions, Injunction orders tare rendered,, under stipulation which gave the dcf-ndent certain privileges, but enjoined him from havinC; .. c_ommercial enterprise in Renwick Heights and from maintaining a, junk yard on the Five Mile Drive. The Supervisor's financial report was re;.d :,nd filed. � The report of the c, ?i. 7. D. was read and filed. Tha report of the E. S. 3t. W. D. was read arrl filed. Bills from ;Lw34 to 296 ,vere presented. Moved b;,,. justice .,T�azfield th-se bills be pzid. Seconded by ^ounciln= Roc :ud approved b�.* the folla:irg vote:- .:y es-Ys: f1eld-Roe-Hartzck. Noes '0. Motion to adjourn aao :.)proved unanimously at 6:40 Rachel T. Han-_h,aw To= C1-rk 46 December 30, 1955. The Town Board of -the Town of .Ithaca held the Annual Meeting at the office of the Town Clerk December 30, 1955 at 9:00 A.M. Members present were Superv-isor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock - Councilman, J. R. Roe. - The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the bonds of Rachel T. Hanshaw, Town Clerk g. 'R. Hartsock, Justice of the peace, the 9upervi'sor's Fiighway-Bond, they% , -Super-visor�s General-BonAibe_approved. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and apprdved by the follo,ving vote:-^.yes-ii;,sfield-Hartsock Roe. Noes 0. Letters from applicants for the position of Assessor for the Town. iiere read and it was agreed to have a meeting to review at 1. .3. Aixfield's office in the First National Bank Bldg., at 9:30 A. m. on Jan. 7,w1956. The accounts of the Supervisor, Town Clerk and Justices were audited and approved by signing. G 3a,�6 G� .�1�,._`'f-7X6'7;L76, Supervisor's Highway receipts 6yb-&o.�� - Disburse�nents�9��% Tom Clerk's receipts DisbursementsFS66,e3 Justice Maxfield's receipts Disbursements Justice Hartsock's receipts 6'fl DisbursementsY-30�16V Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Tompkins County Trust Co. Bank is designated as the depository of all funds coming into the hands of Town officers of the Town of Ithaca, and be it further Resolved that this designation shall continue in effect until revoked by action of the Town Board. S econded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Faxfield-Hartsock-Roe-. Noes 0. - Moved by Justice Hartsock that Rachel T. dazishaiv be appointed Registrar of Vital Statistics for a two year terra ending Dec. 31,,1957. ; ccondad by Justice and approved by tile followlag votes:- Ayes Hartsock-Maxfield Roe. Noeau. Moved by Justice Hartsock that H. N. Gordon be appointed Service Officer for the Torn of Ithaca. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved oy the f of lowing vote:- Q es-1q,l .f ie ld- Hart cock-Ro. does 0. o :,dov,,1 ay Justice. Uvcfield that th3 fira contract with the „ity of Ithaca for a6822.45 be approved and the Supervisor oe authorized to sign thL1 sane. 3aconded by Goan?ilincn Roe and: approved by the followim vote: --eyes Roe- 11. xf ie 1d-Hart soak. !lie z0 . The Supe'rvisor's financial report was read and filed. The S. H. D., report was f ilAd- The R. S. St. ';;'. D. report was filed. TAotion to adbourn was unanimous at 1:00 P.M. until .T=. 5, 1956 at 5.00 Pelt. Rachel T. Hunshaw To= clerk M January 5 1956 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court house Thursday, Jan. 6, 1956 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor H. N. Gordon, Justices - T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock - Justices, J. R. Roe., A. W. McElwee. Also present were C. H. Newman and Harry Baker. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Moved by Justice Hartsock the salaries of Town Officers be as follows: - Name Of f ice Sal H. N. Gordon Supervisor $480 Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk 320 F. R. Hartsock Justice of the Peace 120 T. B. Maxfield Justice of the Peace 60 J. R. Roe Councilman 30 A. W. McElwee Councilman 30 Harry UL Baker Highway Supt. 500 'Rachel T. Hanshaw. Registrar Vital Sta. 5 John H.-.Turk Attendance Officer 20 Election Inspectors - $15. per day Custodians of Election Machines 1.60 per hour *Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the Ayes - Hartsock-Maxfield-RoeO-McElwee. Noes 0. ary Payable 0, Annually 0. , - Quarterly 0. Quarterly 0. Semi -Annual 0. Semi=Annual 0. Semi -Annual 0.. Monthly 0. Annually 0. Quarterly Annually time serv.Annually following vote: - Moved by Justice Maxfield the Town Highway employees receive from $"1.10 to $1.75 per hour at the discretion of the Highway Supt. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-McElwee-Roe-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved.by Justit.ce Hartsock that the Town establish the rate of 8¢'per mile for travel expense while in Town Service. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Roe- Hartsock-McElwee-Maxfield. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that H. N. Gordon be designated as Delegate to Association of Towns.meetings,in February and F. R. Hartsoci< be designated as alternate delegate, and the Town authorize any Town officers to go to the meetings who wish to. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Roe-McElwee- Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that a public hearing be held at the Town Highway Bldg. on Jan. 21, 1956 at 11:00 A. M. on the matter of changing the Zoning Ordinance on Area A from residential to commercial. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Hartsock-Roe-McElwee. Noes 0. Move by Ju ce Maxf� d that a u lit hear g be er'd a�'i't e Tov Hi w y Bi.g., on Jai�. 2 19 at .00 . M. o he tter/ f than i g th ning r i'fiance rea B. o resid tial o co filer iall Seco ed by stice tsock d prove the�l g vol :- Aye -M f ld- t ock- Elr�ee-Roe. o 0. Bills from #1 to 20 were presented. Moved by Councilman Roe these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes -Roe -McElwee -Maxfield - Hartsock. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 5:45 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk January 21, 1956 A public hearing was held at the Town Highway Bldg., Jan. 21, 1956 at 11:00 A. M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices T. B..Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock - Councilman, A. W. McElwee.and J. R Roe. Also present were residents Lynch, Amici, Swartwood, Augst, Palmer, Jordan and H. U. Baker, Highway Supt. Proof of publication was presented. After hearing all persons wishing to be heard the following re- solution was offered by Justice Maxfield: - Resolved that the following described area be rezoned from residential to a business district: Commencing at the center line of Meadow Street, at a point extending in a straight line from the north boundaries of the properties of L. Jordan and proceeding east to the S. W. corner of the property of Ed..Palmer, thence north along the west boundaries of Palmer and Driscoll,. and extending approximately in a straight line north to the south boundary.of the City of Ithaca, parallel and at a distance of 125 feet from Spencer Road: thence west along the south boundary of the City of Ithaca to the east boundary of the commercial zone bounding Elmira Road on the east: thence southerly along said boundary to the center of Meadow Streed: thence back along Meadow Street to the place.of beginning. In effect this designates all of the area bounded by Elmira Road, Meadow Street and Spencer Road as a business district, except that portion of Meadow Street which includes the properties of , Jordan and Terrill and a strip approximately 125 feet wide along the Spencer Road. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Hartsock-Roe-McElwee. Noes 0. 7i Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Town engage Wm. E�wards for a period of three months as assistant to the Supervisor at a salary of $4500. a year, payable semi-monthly, to assist with assessments. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote: Ayes-Maxfield-McElwee-Roe-Hartsock. Noes 0. Public hearing adjourned at 12:20 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk i February 2 1956 The Town Boardof the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, Feb. 2, 1956 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were -Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, T. B. Maxfield - F. A. Hartsock, Councilmen, J. R. Roe - A. W. McElwee. Also present were Harry Baker, Highway Supt. C. H. Newman, Attorney and Wm. Edwards, Roy Compton. Minutes of the last meeting and public hearing were read and approved. The Town Highway Supt. agreements for Item 1 of the Highway fund were presented. Moved by Justice Hartsock thes4 be approved and signed. Seconded by Councilman Roe, and approve. by the following vote:- Ayes - Hartsock-Roe-Maxfield-McElwee The Supervisor's General Bond was presented. Moved by Councilman Roe the bond be approved. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - Roe Hartsock-Maxfield-McElwee. Noes 0. Mr. Compton stated he had purchased property on the Campbell tract and asked for a road to be constructed on the same. The Town cannot construct the same, but will top the same after the base is put in and deed given. Mr. Edwards stated he had been checking with the Doane Agriculture Co. on Methods of assessments. The Supervisor's financial report was read and. filed. The E. S. St.•Ext. W. D. report was read and filed. No report on the S. H. W. D. Bills from #21 to 4� were presented. Moved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Floe-Maxfield-McElwee Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:20 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerh, Ell March 1 1956 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House Thursday, March 1, 1956, at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock - Councilmen A. W. McElwee, J. R., Roe. Also present.were R.' S. Boothroyd, Harry Baker & Wm. Fdwards. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Mr. Boothroyd explained about the Town policies and presented a tabulated book of Town Insurance policies to the Supervisor. . Moved by Councilman Roe that R. S. Boothroyd be authorized to provide insurance coverages for the Town of Ithaca as outlined by Mr. Boothroyd and a complete survaay made as'of this date., Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote: Ayes-Roe-Hartsock-McElwee-Maxfield. Noes 0. Moved by -Councilman McElwee that our fire insurance policy. on the Town Highway Building be extended to a gross of $20,000. as of today. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-McElwee-Roe-Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. The time of service on the Appeals Board of Elmer Phillips has expired and he does not wish to serve further. Moved by Councilman Roe that David Powers be appointed a member of the Board of Appeals for a term of five years. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Roe-Hartsock-Maxfield-McElwee. Noes 0. Moved. by Councilman McElwee that a letter of thanks be sent to Mr. Phillips for his work on the Board of Appeals. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee- Roe-Hartsock-Maxfield. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Roe that a phon6 be installed at the Town. Highway Building for the use of Mr. Edwards. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Roe-McElwee-Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that Mr. Edwards be appointed as Zoning Officer and Multiple Housing officer for the Town. Seconded by Councilman McElwee a.nd' approved by the following vote: Ayes- Hartsock-McElwee-Maxfield-Roe. Noes 0. Mr. Edwards gave a report of his work to date. Moved by Justice Maxfield that a contract for mosquito control In the Town be awarded the Sunrise Spraying Service for the sum of $1000. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote: Ayes-Maxfield-Hartsock-Roe-McElwee. Noes 0. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. The E. S. St. Ext. W. D. report was read. No report for S. H. W. D. Bills from 47 to 63 were presented. Moved by Councilman Roe these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:Ayes-Roe-Hartsock-Maxfield-McElwee. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:20 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk Plans and specifications for the Spencer Rd. Sewer were presented and it was suggested that copies be sent to the committee of that district. M March 24 1956 A special meeting cF the Town Board was held at the Court House Saturday, March 24, 1956 at 9:00 A. M., with the Planning Board. Members present were Supervisor H. N. Gordon - Justices, T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock - Councilman, J. R. Roe. Members of the Planning -Board present were E. B. Watson, Chairman - Frank• Liguori, Elmer Hurst, Richard Gram. Absent Councilman McElwee. A draft of the Planning Board plans was submitted to the Town Board by the Planning Board Committee. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Town Board approves and accepts the Planning Board final draft of the Subdivision regulations for the Town of Ithaca, outside the Village of Cayuga Heights. Seconded Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock- Roe-Maxfield. Noes 0. The name of A. J. Hall was suggested for the Added Beauty Campaign Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 9:30 A.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk 52 April ' 5 1956 1 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, April 5, 1956 at 5:00_P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock-- Councilman, J. R. Roe. Absent Councilman, A. W. McElwee. Also present were C. H. Newman and William Edwards. The minutes of a regular and apecial meeting were read and approved. The matter of fire protection for the north-east dorner of the Town.outside the Village of Cayuga Heights was discussed. The matter of changing election districts because of.over- crowding was discussed, and it was agreed that more districts are necessary,.and the matter of preparing a new map'of the same was referred to Mr. Newman. Mr. Edwards stated that he felt his appointment should be made without further delay, but he felt that he should be paid. $5200. a year, as Assessor. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the temporary appointment of Mr. Edwards be continued until the next meeting. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes -Maxfield Roe, Hartsock. Noes 0. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. Bills from #64 to 94 were read. Moved by Councilman Roe these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote: Ayes-Roe-Hartsock-Maxfield. Noes 0. Mr. Newman stated that he would advise that the appointment of Mr. Edwards should be made before he moved in the Town. Moved by Justice Hartsock that a special meeting be called for Saturday morning, April 7, 1956 at 9:oo A.M. to discuss Mr. Edwards appointment. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following,vote:- Ayes -Roe, Hartsock,Gordon. Mr. Maxfield having been excused. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:20 P.M. Rachel T. Hansha.w Town Clerk - April 7, 1956 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House at 9:00 A.M., to discuss the appointment of a permanent Assessor. All members present except Councilman A. W. ,cElwee. Moved by Justice Maxfield that Mr. Edwards appointment for three months be terminated and the Supervisor give him dupe notice. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote: Ayes-Maxfield-Roe-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield if permissable, that Mr. Ben Boynton be offered three months provisional appointment to handle the duties of Assessor, Zoning and Multiple Housing at the annual salary of $4500. per year. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and. approved by the following vote:-Ayes-Maxfield-Hartsock-Roe. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 900 A.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town C1erK. MW May 3 1956 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House Thursday, May 3, 1956 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices T. B. Maxfield, F. A Hartsock - Councilmen, J. R. Roe, A. W. McElwee. Also present.were Harry Bake, Hway Supt and C. H. Newman, Attorney, Mrs. Rumph and R. Williams. The minutes of the regular and special were read and approved. Mrs. Rumph and Mr. Williams representing the Spencer Road area spoke on the question of sewer in that section, stating that so many factors were involved that no decesion had as yet been reached. , Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Supervisor be authorized to cash the Forest Home Water bonds whdch have matured and purchase two more'bonds on -the same plan,,the surplus to be deposited 1n the F.H.W.D. accounts. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the following vote:- Ayes -McElwee -Maxfield, Hartsock-Roe. Noes,O. Mr. Newman presented a tentative map of the new election districts which were discussed and approved with some alterations. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Supervisor be authorized to purchase another Election machine. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-RoepMaElwee-Maxfield. Noes 0. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. The S. H. W. D. report was read and filed. The E. S. St. W. D. report was read and filed. Supt. Baker stated that it would be necessary for him to purchase a new mower. Bills from #95 to 116 were presented. Moved by Justice Maxfield these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following voth: Ayes -Maxfield Hartsock-Roe-McElwee. Noes 0. The question of permanent appointment of Ben Boynton as Assessor was discussed and the matter was laid on the table until the next meeting. Motion to adjourn this meeting until Saturday May 5, 1956 was approved. Adjourned meeting called to order, Saturday, May 5. 1956 at 5:00 P Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon, Justice F. R. Hartsock, Councilmen J. R. Roe, A. W. McElwee. Absent Justice Maxfield Moved by Councilman McElwee that the motion of April 7, 1956 in regard. to Assessor be amended to read that Ben V. Boynton be appointed Assessor of the Town of Ithaca to fill the unexpired term of Assessor. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Roe. Noes o. Motion to adjourn was unanimous at 5:20 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk May /? 1956 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House May 17, 1956 at 5:00 P.M. Special meeting. Members present were Superviaor, H. N. Gordon = Justices, T. B: Maxfield - F. R. Hartsock - Uouncilmen, J. R. Roe' - A. W. McElwee. Also present were C. H. Newman - Harry Baker. �l��x���s�k�sx��xt�a�xpxex��uSxa�g�€��xxar�t�xxpe�ia�xna�e�f�ag� w�a�xxa�ac�x�ndxappx�x�d. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Board -,directs the Supervisor to obtain compliance of the Zoning Ordinance, Sec. 27, Art. 8, relating to junk yards -and to prosecute if they fail to comply within thirty days. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - Maxfield-Roe-Hartsock-McElwee. Noest,;0 e Moved by Councilman Roe that Marion Morey be appointed' Deputy Town Highway Supt., to take effect June 1, 1956• Seconded - by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote: - Ayes - Roe, McElwee, Maxfield, Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Town accept the portion of the extension of Texas Lane, including a turn around which extends into the Town east of the east boundary of the Village of Cayuga Heights, -as described in the' deed of Otto B. Schoenfeld, dated April 27, 1956, and that the said deed be accepted and re- corded. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote: -'Ayes -McElwee, Hartsock, Maxfield, Roe. Noes 0. Adjourned at 6:00 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. 55 June 7 1956 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, June 7, 1956 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justice, F. A. Hartsock - Councilmen, J. R. Roe, A. W. McElwee. Also present were Attorney C. H. Newman and Assessor B. V. Boynton. Absent - Justice Maxfield. The minutes of the regular and special -meetings were read and ;approved. A letter from the Supervisor to the State Equalization & Assessments was read, and filed. A letter from State Equalization & Assessments was read & filed. Mr. Boynton showed the foot frontage assessments made by the Doane Agriculture firm and compared them with the foot frontage, assessments in the City. `'&*? ` ' Moved by Councilman McElwee that Councilman 8oe�;� appointed on the, Grievance Day Committee. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approve following vote:- Ayes-Roe-McElwee-Hartsock. Noes 0. y th Mr. Newman presented the revised map of the election districts in the Town. Moved by Councilman McElwee, seconded by Councilman Roe that from and after the first day of October, 1956, in place of the existing five election districts in the Town of Ithaca, there shall be seven election districts, bounded and described as hereinafter set forth, and the said districts shall thereafter be numbered consecutively in a counterclockwise direction, beginning with No. lin the northwest corner, as -follows: District No. 1 Commencing at the point of intersection of the south boundary of the City of Ithaca, with the center line of Cayuga Inlet; thence southwesterly along the center line of said inlet to its intersection with the center line of Buttermilk Creek; thence ,due west to the west boundary of the Town of•Ithaca; thence north along the west boundary of the Town to the northwest corner thereof; thence east along the north boundary of the Town to the east shore of Cayuga Lake; thence southeasterly along the least shore of Cayuga Lake to the north boundary of the City of Ithaca; thence west along the north boundary of the City of Ithaca to the northwest corner thereof; thence southeasterly, west and south along the west boundary of the City of Ithaca to the southwest corner of the City; thence east along the south boundary of the City of Ithaca to the place of beginning. BTSTRICT No. 2- Commencing at the point of intersection of the south boundary of the City of Ithaca with the center line of Cayuga Inlet; .thence east along the south boundary of the City to a point 500 feet west of the west line of the Danby Road.; thence southerly on a line parallel with.the west line of Danby Road and 500 feet distant westerly therefrom to the south boundary of the Town of Ithaca; thence west along the south boundary of the Town to the southwest.corner thereof; thence north along the west boundary of the Town to a point due west from the intersection of the center line of Buttermilk Creek with the center line of the Inlet; thence due east to the intersection of the.center line -of Buttermilk Creek with the center line of the Inlet; thence northeasterly along the center line of the Inlet to the place of beginning. District No. I Commencing at a point in the south boundary of the City Of Ithaca 500 feet west of the west line of Danby Road; thence east along the south boundary of the City, and a prolongation thereof, to the east boundary of the .Town of Ithaca; thence south along the east boundary of the Town to the southeast corner thereof;. thence west along the south boundary of the Town to a point 500 feet .west of the west line of Danby Roadand 500 feet distant westerly therefrom to the place of beginning. 56 DISTRICT No. 4 Commencing at the southeast corner of the.City of Ithaca; thence north along the east boundary of the City to the northeast corner thereof; thence east along a prolongation of the north boundary of the City of Ithaca to the east boundary of the Town of Ithaca; thence.south along the east boundary of the Town to a point in line with the south boundary of the City of Ithaca.; thence west along a prolongation of'the south boundary of the City of Ithaca to the place of beginning. DISTRICT No. 5 Commencing at the northeast.corner of the City of Ithaca; thence north along a prolongation of the east boundary of the City, which is also the east boundary of the Village of Cayuga Heights, to the north boundary of the Town of Ithaca; thence east along the north boundary of the Town to the northeast corner thereof; thence south along the east boundary of the Town to a point in line with the north boundary of the City of Ithaca; thence west along a prolongation of the north boundary of the City to the place of, beginning. DISTRICT No. 6 Commencing at the northeast corner of the City of Ithaca; thence west along the north boundary of the City to the center line of Highland Road; thence northerly along the center line,of Highland Road to the north boundary of the Town of Ithaca; thence east along the north boundary o f the Town to a point in line with the east boundary of the City of Ithaca; thence south along a prolongation.of the east line of the City, which lino is also the east boundary of the Village of Cayuga Heights, to the place of beginning. DISTRICT No. 7 Commencing at the point of intersection of the northernmost boundary of the City of Ithaca with the east shore of Cayuga Lake; thence northwesterly along the east shore of the lake to the north boundary of the Town of Ithaca; thence east along the north boundary of the Town to the center line of Highland Road; thence southerly along the center line of Highland Road to the north boundary of the City of Ithaca; thence -west along the north boundary of the .City to a corner in daid boundary; thence northerly along the City boundary to another corner.in said boundary; thence west along the northermost boundary of the City to the place of beginning. Approved by the following vote:- Ayes -McElwee -Roe -Gordon. Noes 0. A letter from Cayuga Heights Trustees granting permission for the Town to use the Fire Rooms in the Village for Election District was read. Moved by Councilman Roe, seconded by Councilramn McElwee the following resolution be adopted: - RESOLVED that the Town of Ithaca hereby elects to participate .in the Tompkins County Self Insurance Plan commencing as of January 1, 1957, such participation to continue from year to year until terminated by resolution of this Board, made and filed in accordance with the rules and regulations of said plan. And be it further RESOLVED that a certified copy of this resolution be filed with the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County on or before July 15, 1956. Approved by the following vote:- Ayes - McElwee, Roe, Gordon. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Roe, seconded by Councilman McElwee the following resolution be adopted: RESOLVED theh. the Town of Ithaca hereby elects to bring within the coverage of the Tompkins County Self -Insurance Plan, all of its officers, whether elective or appointed; such coverage to commence on January 1, 1957and continue until terminated by resolution of this Board, made and filed as required by the Rules and Begulations of said Plan; and be it further RESOLVED that a certified copy of this resolution be filed with the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County'on or before July 15, 1956. Approved by the following vote: -Ayes - Roe -McElwee -Gordon. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman McElwee that Carl Crandall be employed to make official tznaps:;for. the -11eW Idrect1.on Adistt-icts.::ana-: aZs_ad id�ntify`�on�the 'said, _map �the'::locatiorr oflc:the:Lvotfmg:t.pl-AOesi:,r5;econded 16'y;ICI.ouriallmariFRoe.4nd,-approved :by the,::fg. ollowi-n,vote: Ayes -McElwee - Roe -Gordon. NoesO. 57 Moved by Councilman Roe that the Supervisor be authorized to apply.to the United States Bureau of Census for a special census of the inhabitants of the Town. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote: -Ayes -Roe -McElwee -Gordon. NoesO. . The matter of .the Ceracche Cable was discussed and, put on the, tablet An application from Charles Mandeville, signed be residents of that district, for a change in the Zoning Ordinance on the Slaterville Road from residential to business was presented and was referred to the Planning Poard. The Supervisor's financial was read and filed. The E, S.. St. Ext. W. D. report was read and filed. The-S. H. W. D. report was read and filed. Bills from 117 to 13$ were presented. Moved by Councilman Roe these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes -Roe -McElwee -Gordon. Noes 0. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Roe: - Resolved that the Town Board hereby gives its consent to the constru`c-�ion of sewer pipes under the portion of the extension of Texas Lane which is in the Town outside the Village of Cayuga Heights, same to connect with the Village sewer system. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes Roe -McElwee -Gordon. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:35 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk • July 5 1956 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, July 5, 1956 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Councilmen, J. A. Roe, A. W. McElwee - Justices, F. R. Hartsock, T. B. Maxfield. Also present were Attorney C. H. Newman and Leonard Liberman. The minutes of the meeting were read and approved. A map of the Liberman property -was presented and he asks to have part of it re -zoned as Commercial. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the matter of rezoning the Liberman property be referred to the Planning.Commission. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes -McElwee Hartsock-Maxfield-Roe. Noes 0. A request from N. Y. Electric & Gas Corp. asking for an easement on gas pipe 1•ine near the Town Barns was -presented. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor be authorized to ,sign an easement on gas pipe lines, including present service to Town Barn plus an extension to serve Ripley Motors, said gas pipe line enters the grantors land from Old Spencer Road at a point about 35' northerly of grantors southerly property line and runs in a westerly direction about 2641, thence making an angle to the ;right of about 90'degrees, runs in a northerly diredtion about 128' to a point about 3' southerly of grantors northerly property line; thence making. an angle to the left, runs westerly direction substantially parallel to grantors northerly property line to the Elmira Road together with services to the grantors building and to Ripley Motors Inc. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and appro ved by the following vote: Ayes - Maxfield-McElwee-Roe-Hartsock. Noes 0. Mr. Richard Gram having left Town as a member of the Planning Board, it was Moved by Councilman Roe that John Vasse of the Town of Ithaca be appointed a member of the Planning Board to fill the unexpired term of Richard Gram. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and. approved by the following vote:-Ayes-Roe-Hartsock-Maxfield-McElwee. Noes 0. special A letter from the Census Dept of Commerce in regard to excensus of the Town of Ithaca was read. Approximate cost 41925. Moved by Councilman Roe, the following resolution be adopted: - WHEREAS the Bureau of the Census of the Department of Commerce has informed the Supervisor as to the procedure and estimated cost of a special census based on the population of the Town of Ithaca,and WHEREAS, this Board believes that such a special census is Justified by reason of the increase in population of the Town since the federal census of 1950, .RESOLVED that Supervisor Gordon be and he hereby is authorized to make application on behalf of the Town of Ithaca to the Bureau of Census requesting that the special census be taken, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that in connection with the above application the Town Board agrees 1. To provide suitable office space equipped with furniture, telephone, typewriter and other equipment necessary for the sucessful completion of the census. 2. To have available qualified mature persons who are willing and able to work as enumerators in the specisl census; and 3. To pay the total costs of the census including the local costs and the charges of the Bureau as set forth in the letter from the director, Robert W. Burgess to Supervisor Gordon dated June 18, 1956. Seconded by Justi ce Maxfield and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Roe-Maxfield-Hartsock-McElwee. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Roe the following resolution be adopted: - RESOLVED, pursuant to Article 12B of the General Municipal Law as amended by Chapter 609 of the Laws of 1956, that this Board requests the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County in collaboration with the governing body of the City of Ithaca and of the Town of Ithaca to establish a county planning board as provided in said article; AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that if the Board of Supervisors does not take action to establish a county planning board on or before the first day of December 31st, 1956, this board shall Y collaborate with the City of Ithaca and any other municipality which desires to join with it in such project to form a regional or metropolitan planning board for the purposes specified in Article 12B of the General municipal Law. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Floe-McElwee-Hartsock. Noes 0. Justice Maxfield not voting. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. The report of the S. H. W. D. was read and filed. The report of the E. S. St. Ext. W. D. was read and filed. Bills from 140 to 179 were presented. Moved by Councilman Floe these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Roe-Hartsock- Maxfield-McElwee. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn at 6:45 P.M. was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw - Clerk August 2 1956 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House Thursday, August 2, 1956 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon, Councilmen McElwee, Hoe - Justices, Maxfield, Hartsock. Also present were C. H. Newman, Attorney, Harry Baker, H'way Supt. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Moved by Councilman McElwee the following Inspectors of Elections.be appointed: - Republican Democrat 1* Grace Smith -Florence Hadsell Ruth Liguori -Blanch Loveless 2- Florence Rumph -Hazel Davis Winifred Root -Joan Everett 3- Florence Myers -Cora Gray Luella Thompson-Eliz•Murnigha.n A -Anna Force - Dora Cramer June Ahmann-DeWire, Ruth 5A Joseph Sorace - Alice Sorace Janet Raleigh -Geraldine Furey 6- Mildred Chaney - Helen Sale Elizabeth Mason - Mary Leagans 7- Ruth Baker - Huth Reynolds Rose M. Mizener - Sherry Hathaway Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved"by the following vote:- Ayes-Roe-McElwee-Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Roe that C. Morris Gray, Rep. and 0. A. Root Dem. be appointed Custodians of Election machines. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Roe-McElwee-Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0: A letter from Enos Pyle, Lawyer in regard to making one corner of Hanshaw-Warren Rds commercial Tsone was read. Moved by Councilman McElwee the matter be turned over to the Planning Board for their recommendation. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Maxfield- Roe. Noes-0. A petition from the residents of McIntyre Rd. in Forest Home asking for No -Parking signs was read and filed. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the,-Supervisor.be authorized - to request permission from the County Highway Department to restrict parking on both sides of McIntyre Place from Judd Falls Road to Forest Home -Drive. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Maxfield-Hartsock-Roe. Noes 0. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. No report on the E. S. St • W. D. The report of the S. H. W. D. was read and filed. Bills from 180 to 21.f were read. Moved by Justice Maxfield these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Roe-Hartsock-McElwee. Noes-0. The tertcof,'Elmen Hurstrofc.the Pl;anning;7Board Yiaving.e�cpired, it was Moved by Justice Maxfield that Elmer',Hurst_ be,.appginted:-�a- - member of the Planning for a. term of five years -to -July 31, 1961. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Roe-Hartsock-McElwee. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:45 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk 61 September 6 1956 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, Sept. 6, 1956 at 5:00 P:M. Members present were Supervisor, H. No Gordon - Justices, T. B. Maxf iLld, F. R. Hartsock - Councilmen, ' A. W. McElwee, J. R. Roe. Also present were --Planning officer Neil Kravats, Highway Supt. Harry Baker - Attorney, C. H., Newman. Mr. Kr-Avats explained about the map of the Town made by him and the necessary work yet to be done and studied.. A letter from the City of -Ithaca in regard to the use of the City Dump at $2.00 per load was read. A letter from the City in regard to use of hydrants for' any other purpose other than fires was read. Moved by Councilman Roe that the Supervisor be authorized to refund to the Therm Electric Co., the sum of $100. collected in error from the S.H.W.D. bond"account. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock- Roe-Maxfield-McElwee. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor be authorized to apply to the Water Power and Control Commission for the approval of the construction in the South Hill Water Dist., and also the East State Street Ext. Water Dist. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approve by the following vote:- Ayes -Maxfield-Roe- McElwee-Hartsock. Noes 0. IL Justice Maxfield asked to be excused. The Supervisor explained about the overall metropolitan Planning. Moved by Justice Hartsock that authorization be given for the condemnation of Genaro Raponi property on the Coddington Road for the water resevoir and pipes leading from the Coddington Road to the reservoir. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Roe=McElwee: Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Town Highway SOY. be authorized to use all monies stipulated in the contingent fund when needed. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee-Roe. Noes 0. The Supervisor's ftnancia.l report was read and filed. The E. S. ST. EXT. W.D. was read and filed." No' report, for the S. H. W. D. Bills from #216 to°239 were presented. Moved by Councilman Roe these bills be paid. Seconded by .Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes' Hartsock-Roe-McElwee. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn at 6:15 was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hansha.w Town Clerk M October 4 1956 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House Thursday, Oct. 4, 1956 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon, Justices, T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock -'Councilmen, J. R.'Roe, A. W. McElwee. Also present were Attorney C. H. Newman, H'way Supt. Harry Baker. The Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The- following: -resolution was off ered_.by.:'Couneilmari,+Roe! -Y Notice that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca has pre- pared an assessment roll of the parcels of land included in the South Hill Water District, Ext. No. 1, and has apportioned and assessed upon such parcels of land in proportion to the amount. Cif benefit which the improvement shall confer upon the same, the costs chargeable to said water district in connection with the construction of a water system therein, which are payable in the'year 1957, and that pursuant to Section 202a of the Town Law, the said Town Board will hold a. public hearing thereon at the County Court House, on the lst day of November, 1956, at 5:15 P.M., at which time it will consider any objections which may be made to's6ia assessment roll and apportionment. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Roe-McElwee-T.Taxfield- Ha.rtsock. Noes 0. Carried. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Roe: Notice' that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca. has pre- pared an assessment roll bf the parcels of land included in the extention of East State Stree Extension Water District, and has apportioned and assessed upon such parcels of land,in proportion to the amount of benefit which the improvement shall confer upon the same, the costs chargeable to said water district in connection with the construction of a water system therein, which are payable in the year 1957, and that pursuant to Section 2g2a. of the Town Law, the said Town Board will hold a public hearing thereon at the County Court House, on the 1st day of November, 1956. at 5:30 P.M., at which time it will consider any objections which may be made to said assessment roll and apportionment. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Roe- McElwee-Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. Carried. The Preliminary Estimates, attached hereto were presented. and the following resolution was offered by Councilman McElwee: 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, 1957, the itemized statement of estimated revenues and expenditures hereby attached and made a part of this resolution', and be it Further Resolved that this Board shall meet at 5:00 P.M. on the first day of November, 1956, at the Court' House, for the purpose of holding hearing upon such Preliminary Budget, and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk shall give notice at such a 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 Roe and approved by'the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Roe-Hartsock-Maxfield. Noes 0. Carried. Post 5 places. A letter from Mr. Cardoza in regard to boundary lines between City and Town was read. A letter from State Traffic Commission in regard to no parking on McIntyre Place was read. Report of S.H.W.District was read and filed. No report for the E.S.St. W.Dist. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. A deed to Christopher Circle with maps was presented, but was tabled until approval be given by the Board of Health, Highway Supt. and the Planning Board. Bills from 240 to 263 were presented. Moved by Justice Maxfield these mills be paid. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-Maxfield-Hartsock-McElwee-Roe. Noes.0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:45 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk 63.-. October 6, 1956. A Special meeting of the Town Board was called October 6, 1956, at 9:00 A.M. at the Court House. Members present were Supervisor. H. N. Gordon'- Justices, T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock - Councilmen, JL R. Roe -A. W. McElwee. Also present was Ben V. Boynton, Assessor. Purpose to study changing from Agriculture Zone to Residential lands near County Hospital on the Trumansburg Road. Moored by Councilman McElwee that the matter of re -zoning in general be referred. to the Planning Board for their recommendation. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- McElwee-Roe-Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Town Board approves the joint Metropolitan Planning Board in principal. Seconddd by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- McElwee- Roe-Hartsock.-Maxfield. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman McElwee that Neil Kra.va.ts be employed as Town Planner to serve at the pleasure of the Board at the salary of $1.50 per hour. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Roe-Hartsock.-Maxfield. Noes 0. Adjourned by unanimous cone,ent at 9;35 A.M. Rachel T. Han-phaw Town Clerk October 20 1956 A Special Meeting of the Town Board was called for Oct. 20, 1956, at 9:00 A. M. at the Court House. Members present were Supervisor H. N. Gordon -Justices, F. R. Hartsock - T. B. Maxfield. -Councilman A. W. McElwee. The deed, map and approval of the Board of Health, and Highway Supt. to Christopher Circle were presented. Moved by Justice Maxfield this highway be accepted and deed filed. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Hartsock=McElwee. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman_ McElwee thy= Supervisor be authorized to purchase ,*-) new election machined. Secorded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock- Maxfield. Noes .0. AM, Motion to adjourn at 9:35Awas approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk W. OV M November 1 1956 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Nov. 1, 1956 at 5:00 P.r�. Members present were Supervisor H. N. Cordon - Justices, F, R. Hartsock, T. B. Maxfield - Cpuricilmen, A. W. McElwee, J. R. Roe. Also present were Attorney C. H. Newman, H'way Supt. Harry Baker - Assessor Ben V. Boynton. The minutes of the last regular and two special meetings were read and approved.. A Public Hearing on the adoption of the Preliminary Budget as the Annual Budget was called to order at.5:00 P.M. Proof of publication and posting were presented. All..personsnnterested having been heard, it was Moved by Councilman Roe the following resolution be adopted, - 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 the Town Board does hereby adopt,%.such Preliminary Budget as the Annual Budget of this Town for the fiscal year beginning on the first day of January, 1957, subject,to the following changes: -- Change Item 1 of the Highway Fund. by,-, 3000,00 to the revenues, which decreases the total from 31000,00 to 928000.00 in taxes; Add to Item 3 revenues unexpended balance 963000.00 which decreases the total from $5000.00 to$*2000.00 in taxes. And that such budget, as amended, be adopted and 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 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, 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. Seconded by Justice.Maxfield and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Roe- Maxfield-McElwee-Hartsock. Noes 0. Adopted. A Public Hearing on the assessments of the South Hill Water District was called to order at 5:15 P.M. Proof of publication and posting were presented. All persons having been heard it was Moved by Justice Hartsock that the assessment roll of the South Hill Water District be adopted as.presented, forn1957.",Second by Justice Maxfield and approved by the following vote:- Ayes Roe- Maxfield-Hartsock-McElwee. Noes 0. Adopted. A Public Hearing on the assessments of the East State Street Extension Water District was called to order at 5:30 P.M(Proofs were) All persons interested having been heard, it was (presented of Moved by Councilman Roe that the assessment roll of (publication & the East State StreetExtension Water District. as (posting) presented be adopted for 1957. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Roe-McElwee-Hartsock-Maxfield. Noes 0. Adopted. Moved by Justice Maxfield that Rachel T. Hanshaw be appointed Dog Enumerator for 1957. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and anptoved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield.-Hartsock-McElwee-Roe. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Roe that Election Districts No. 3 and 6 be permitted to,employ extra clerks to work on Election Day from 12 noon to ,r:00 P.M., at a salary of $10 for the time served. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Roe- Hartsock-McElwee-Maxfield. Noes 0. The matter of fire protection contracts was discussed, and referred to the Supervisor for action. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Town pay �100 dues to the Association of Towns. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee-Maxfield-Roe. NoesO. Mr. Newman presented a draft of the Ithaca Valley Regional Planning Board. There would. be 7 members-4 from the City-2 from the Town and 1 from the Village of Cayuga Heights. PRELIMINARY BUDGET FOR THE TOWN OF. ...... .` HA. .+ .._...._...._...._...._...._...._.____........... 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) Soa .....ae- uxity..-------_...._..._---._......_..._.............----------....------..... 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 Budget Form No. 20 Dennis & Co., Ino. , Publishers, Buffalo, N. Y. ......................... ..... -.... -.... -... -..... ..?..�QQ._0® TOTAL $..__goa-�.00 $AF3 0... 40. .....1_00 00 TOTAL $....._. !�1. 0Q...9 0 $.211 —.3G.Q .. 9_0.00 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 r R • v M $----- ----- ---- ----- -----. n $ .......... $------.....5.©-. ao .. GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES • Mortgage taxes Income taxes per capita 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 Stat. e-- Post-Pl ann _ rho . - ------- -------------------------- -- Unexpended balances (Sec. ) ) 5, 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 61 $,,,•„ 000,,, 00 _255.5Q...o0 $-40�20�00 2I00.00 200.00 4000,,E 40 $�72.2Qi.0.D $j0?7�.00 $ -None -`= 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 .............. -.......... Otherwtemporary loans (specify) .............. ........... TOTAL $ ............... - ... Bonds (give title of each issue) a. .......... -....................... - ---.......... __-...._.... _............. - - - $--------- --------- --- - 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 b. ................ -- ----_...-------•---------._......--.-. ._ _- _...._ - - - $ ..... _.... _... _......... c............ ................... -........... ---•------•-------------•--------....---------•---•--•..._...._..... .... -........ -......... TOTAL$. .... _.... _.............. aTOTAL 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 4000.00 (Over) 4 P 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) $--- ------ ------ - _- $---------------------- $------..._...._ $.... 3., 5dka.O None $--------- ----- ----- ------ 6OdO...QO ` $ 60�0-R 00 $---------------- -- $_.._1004 £ 00 SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)—APPROPRIATIONS Salary town' superintendent Expenses town superintendent Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent _._.__..___.... ' Removing obstructions caused by snow __7000; 00 Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush Other miscellaneous purposes 1000.00 Redemptior of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law -_ TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 0 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 $ 2100, 0 $. 20dQt00 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'/' LFilp�l a•y Supt. i Salary `r 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 $ A, 00- 00 - .... -.... -.... ..... TOTAL $ ...... �E $ -------------------------- .......................... ......................... TOTAL$----- ----- ---- ........... $---- --------------------- ......................... TOTAL $........... -... _------ TOTAL $-..--, 9QQ0-:-Q0 $-------- - - _ - • - -- TOTAL$.............. ............ $ -------------------------- ... TOTAL $........................... $-------------------------- _......... ......... TOTAL $...... -................. ..._._----..... TOTAL $.....-.-d O Q-, 00 • $----- -------- ----------- ..... - .... -.50.0-0 0 TOTAL $....._.-39.1 N $-------------- -•-•----•-- TOTAL $ — -- - Dog Warden Compensation $,,,,,_,,,,_,,,,_--,_, - Other expenses .......................... TOTAL $_.._................... Forest Fires Compensation of fire wardens and laborers $---------- 5.0.D_U0 Other expenses Payment to Conservation Commission _ ........................ TOTAL $---------- 50-,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., u EDUCATION Attendance Officer Compensation $, -••---...-•-•----------- ' Other expenses TOTAL $.......................... Town Historian Compensation $_ ___ Other expenses ____...._....__--_... Town Library Compensation of employees $_____-.___-___-__-._._- Other expenses . ............ Payments to other libraries TOTAL $.._._..._..._..._.., TOTAL EDUCATION . ..... RECREATION Parks and Playgrounds " Compensation of employees $____] Q00". 00 Other expenses ...... :,_QOO:d00 Purchase of equipment. ..... TOTAL $ 2000400 Patriotic Observances $ 100.00 - TOTAL RECREATION - _ PUBLIC UTILITIES Cemeteries $....__?00. ' 0_-0 Airports $_. TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES $,,,,,_200,��Q0 3 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 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) $ ------------------------- TOTAL $....... _...... -......... $---- ------ _--- ---------- $---------- ----------- --.- $--------------------- -.. TOTAL $...... ........... -........ $-------------------------- $.....-------------------- $--------------------- ---- $..... _-._-...___-_.... $......... _._ �.__--- $151000. 00 $-3000 -00 $_.._.2 .00 0_00 $3.�,000.Q o0 10 ANNUALBUDGET 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 ..... ------•--••-•- Other expenses .......................... Elections Compensation of election officials (including mileage) --•2Q0Q-._00 Compensation of custodians of voting machines ..... _.,2.0 .OQ Other expenses ..... _:LOP.R QO Voting machines, purchase and repair __ 1400.00 Insurance Compensation insurance •-••-• -••••-••••----- Official bonds and undertakings -----Q-Q-•-00 Fire and liability ...2400-, 00 Other Printing and advertising (all departments) -••�-!�•0•= {i0 Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation .... 3 000_.00 Services of engineer and expenses.7�0 4.00 Zoning inspector and expenses Annual audit and examination -•-••••-•-- - Publicity fund -- Employees' Retirement System (town share) �0.0••-Q0 _................ ..... ....... ............ ..... _..__.. _...7.5.p,,0o TOTAL $...148-01.0 Q 0 Supervisor Salary $-L{:8d0„ 00 Office and other expenses ........3.0.0. • 0 Compensation of employees ....... -•-............... TOTAL $.._. Q„_ Q 0 Justices of the Peace Salaries $-••-�=Q� R-On Office and other expenses ....... 23.Q 20 Compensation of employees -- ---_ — TOTAL $..... -2.23.0....00 Councilmen Salaries Office and other expenses TOTAL Town Clerk Salary 4000 Office and other expenses Compensation of employees _. 10-gdAQO , TOTAL $_.--429Q..00 Town Budget Frrm 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 District Contract. with City of Ithaca Contract with Village of Cayuga Heights 8 $ ............................. .............................. ........................... $.---- _----------------------- $ ........... 5 0 ... 0. 0 $....._...5 0.._Q.4. $.......... 5-0--.0.0. 1O000.00 2189.64 r 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 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 of 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) 4111 $--------- ------------- ------ $-..-...----------------_- p $--..._None - $ .'-_-------------- _....6�DLQJ.00 ------------------ ------------------.....---- i p $ -----------------------_ --10.0 O..a.0.0 .......I..C..ap'.p.J $---- ..fie' O.o SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)—APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent $--- ------------- -..----.-_._ Expenses town superintendent ..... _... 10.as..0.0 Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent .......... Removing obstructions caused by snow .------70.00....40 `Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush ..... .9.000.- 0 Other miscellaneous purposes ..... Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec..273, Hi2hwav l_aw TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues $ 2lnn-p_00_ Unexpended balance .............. _..-....... TOTAL REVENUES $... 2100_, 00 AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 4) $...15.0.PS400 AMOUNTTO BE RAISED BY -TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND ( ITEMS 2, 3 and 4) $.. e ,000.E 00 j 7 11 Assessors Salaries Office and other expenses ......... t-00 Compensation of employees •- ..................... TOTAL $....4 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, Highway Supt. 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 TOTAL $:.............. ............ Planning Board Office and other expenses $..... Compensation of employees -• •• . . ..-..TOTAL $... � .Q..Q Q TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT $4 Q-Q.�-OQ PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation $-------- - ------------------ Mileage and other expenses ..-----_-••••s-9A.00 ` Purchase of equipment •• • • •• •••- TOTAL $..... 00 Lockup Compensation of employees $--------•-----------_----- . Other, expenses ...... ...................... TOTAL $.............................. Traffic ,• Signs, signals and highway lighting $............................. 2 a 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 Attendance Officer Compensation Other expenses Town Historian Compensation Other expenses Town Library Compensation of employees 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 $....._-----------..-._...- _......... _.... _..... TOTAL $ .......................... ......................... TOTAL $ .�.A.Oa. $------ ...._ ._...._..... .......................... TOTAL $.......... - _...._..... $...... .... ........... _:.... ......................... TOTAL$..... _.............. ...... $-------------•----.._----- EDUCATION $----._...._-------..:.... TOTAL$------ ................-..... $---------------------- ---- ............................ TOTAL$..... _.... _.... _.... _... .. ............ RECREATION ` PUBLIC UTILITIES TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES 3 $----10.0.0.:.0.0 ` ---1-0 0 0•;_ 0 0 .......................... TOTAL $.....2Q�.�-00 $........... - .... _... ...... 200.00 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)—APPROP RIATIONS General repairs Special improvements Redemption°of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues State aid Miscellaneous revenues. Unexpended balance t 0 MPkI d UKT`� TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND ( ITEM 1) e 6 $----- ----------- ----------- ............................ TOTAL $...... ............ _..... $---------------- ----------- $ ------------------------- • --•- -TOTAL $...... ................ .... $------ ....---------------- $.....------- t---------_ $-------------------------- ------------------------- $------------- `---------------- $----- ----------------------- $_��OOQ�00 $.3.3 O O QA QP $--.OQO.,.�Q. t�BQ-6p $----- 0 0 GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes Income taxes per capita Franchise taxesion 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 a-te.-t e......al_d-_-youth._----------------------------------------------------...... PQs t....nl_ann in. ................... .................................... —....... 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 ------- .------------ ....._..10.0.0-4-0 0 ....... 7 $ .3,.0 0 TOTAL $..3.57.75 -p0 $__1.5Q40--Q0 MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS AND INTEREST o (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 b._.._____.-_...-_.._____.............................. ....... _.... _.... _ _ c......... _....................... _............................ _- ° TOTAL $ _..__._...._... _.... TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS P $.--.._-.-._-..-_--•-_.---. 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 LF000.00 ° (Over) 4 65 A letter from Leonard B. Liberman in regard to Zoning was read. Moved by Councilman McElwee the Supervisor be directed to write to Mr. Liberman that when he has a definite use of a commercial nature this Board will consider the request. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the following vote:- Ayes -McElwee - Maxfield-Roe- Hartsock. does 0. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. The report of the South.Hill:-.Water'District,=.was read and filed. The report of the E.S.St. Water Dist. was read and filed. Bills from 264 to 287 were read. Moved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee-Roe-Maxfield. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:40 P.M. Rachel T. Ha.nshaw Town Clerk November 10 1956 The Town. Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the, Court House, Saturday, Nov. 10, 1956 at 9:00 A.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justice F.R.Hartsock, Councilmen, A. W. McElwee-J. R. Roe. Absent Justice T. B. Maxfield. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Roe: - Notice that a public hearing will be held in the Supervisor's rooms of the Court House in the City of Ithaca., N. Y., on the 6th day of December, 1956 at 5:00 P.M. for the purpose of considering the renewal of a contract,for a three year term for the sum of '.101000.00 per year for fire protection in the Town of Ithaca Fire Protection District, exceptir_g.the portion which lies within the boundaries of the Village of Cayuga. Heights, the hamlet of Forest Home and that portion of the Town east of the Village of Cayuga Heights line to the Tovan line. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-Roe-Hartsock-McElwee. Noes 0. The following resolution was offered by Councilman_ Roe: - Notice, that a public hearing will be held in the Supervisor's rooms of the.Court House in the City of Ithaca,N.Y., on the 6th day of December, 1956 at 5:15 P.M. for the purpose of considering a contract with the Village of Cayuga Heights, renewable, subject to changes for the sum of 210,9.64 per year, for fire protection in the Town of Ithaca Fire -Protection District for that portion of the Town lyd)ng, east of the Village line to the Town line, and the hamlet of Forest Home. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- A-ires-Roe-:fcElwee-Hartsock. Noes 0. The following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock:- WHEREAS the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca is about to submit an application for recreation centers in the Town of Ithaca 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 projects, as provided by Chapter 556 of the Laws of 1945, as amended, and be it further RESOLVED, that such application is in all respects approved and H. N. Gordon, Supervisor is hereby directed and authorised to duly e execute and to present said applications to the New York State Youth Commission for its approval. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee-Roe. Noes 0. Bills from. 288 to 326 were presented. Moved by Councilman McElwee, seconded by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. Motion to adjourn at 9:35 A J% was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. 66 December 6 1956 The Town Board. of the Town of Ithaca met at the Uourt'House,. Thursday, Dec. 6, 1956 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices.. T. B. Maxfield - F. R. Hartsock - Councilmen, A. W. McElwee17;r J. R. Roe. Also present were Attorney C. H. Newman - Highway„;; Supt.. Harry Baker and Assessor Ben V. Boynton. The minutes of the previous meeting were read a.nd approye.d'.'1. This was a public hearing on the contract with the City of Ithaca for fire protection in the Fire Protection District:_. of the Town of Ithaca. Proof of publication was presented. All persons desiring to be hear having been heard, it was moved by Justice Maxfield tha.t the contract with the City of Ithaca for fire protection in the Town of Ithaca be accepted and the Supervisor be authorized to sign the contract. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:-Ayes- Maxfield-Hartsock-McElwee-Roe. Noes . 'At 5:15 P.M. a public hearing on a contract with the Village of Cayuga Heights for fire protection in that part of the Town north-east of the Village line to the Town Line, a.nd,the hamlet of Forest Home was called to order. Proof of publication was presented. All persons desiring; to be hea.rd having been heard it was moved by Justice Hartsock that the cortra.ct with the Village of Cayuga Heights Fire Department for fire protection in the part of the Town Fire Protection District north east of the Village and the hamlet of Forest Home be:accepted and the Supervisor be authorized to sign the same. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Hartsock-McElwee-Maxfield-Roe. Noes 0. A letter from Leonard Liberman stating the purpose for whicl he -.wants commercial zoning in his area was read. Moved by Justice Maxfield this request be referred to the Planning Board for their approval. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes -Maxfield McElwee-Roe-Hartsock. Noes 0. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. The report of the S. H. W. D. was read and filed. The report of the E. S. St. Ext. W. H. was read and filed. Bills from #327 to 362, were presented. Moved by Councilman McElwee these bills be paid. Seconded by -Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:-A,yes- McElwee-Hartsock-Roe-T'iaxfield. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn at 5:45 P.M. was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk 67 December 29 1956 The Annual meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca was held at the Town Clerk's office, Saturday, Dec. 29, 1956 at 9:00 A.M. Members present were Supervisor H. N. Gordon - Councilmen_, A. W. McElwee, J. Fussell Roe - Justices, F. R. Hartsock, T. B. Maxfield. Also present was Ben V. Boynton, Assessor. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Town Clerkreported tax roll received Dec. 22 and notices 'Posted. Moved by Councilman Roe that the Town establish the rate ofeight cents per mile for travel expense while in the Town service. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the foll- owing vote:-Ayes-Foe-Maxfield-Hartsock-McElwee. ,toes 0. Moved by Councilman Roe that the Tompkins County Trust Co. Lank is designated as the depository of all funds coming into the hands of Town Officers of the Town of Ithaca, and be it further RESOLVED that this designation shall continue In effect until revoked by action of the Town Board. Seconded by Councilman McElwee,and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Roe-McElwee- Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved. by Justice Maxfield that H. N. Gordon be designated as Service Officer for the Torun of Ithaca. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield- Hartsock-McElwee-Roe. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the bonds of Town Ci.erk and the Supervisor's Highway bnd-Justice Maxfi('3ld-Be approved bid signed. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee-Roe-Maxfield. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock_ the Town Highway employees salaries shall be from 81.40 to '1.80 per hour at the discretion of the Highway Supt. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Maxfield-Roe-McElwee. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman McElwee that Robert N. Powers be appointed to the Board of Appeals to fill the unexpired term of Thomas Smith. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Roe-Hartsock-Maxfield. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman McElwee the salaries of Town Officers and employees be as follows: - Name Office Salary Payable H. N. Gordon Supervisor rp4800. Annually Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk 3250. Quarterly T. B. Maxfield Justice of the Peace 600. Semi -Annual F. R. Hartsock Justice of the Peace 1500. quarterly J. R. Roe Councilman 400. Semi -Annual A. W. McElwee Councilman 400. Semi -Annual Harry U. Baker Highway Supt. 5000. Monthly Rachel T. Hanshaw Registrar Vital Sta. 50. Annually Election Inspectors l;.per day Annually Custodians Election Machines 2. per hour Annually Ben V.Boynton Assessor 45-00. Monthly Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the following vote:- A,►es-McElwee-Taxfield-?doe-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Town appropriate not to exceed 500. toward the cost of a water -sewer survey in the north-east area of the Town. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-McElwee-Roe- Hartsock". Noes 0. The accounts of the Supervisor, Town Clerk, and Justices were audited' endtappi'oved'-lby:�•signXng: M.M0116upervisor's General reseipts4/&6:)_•,:f6 Disbursementslf 37F.6�. ()gQ.�eo• Supervisor's Highway receipts 6-i..3►v,7G Disburseents�s;�.,;;� Town Clerk's receipts �N734-10 DisbursementsT736- ��•�4T. Justice Maxfield receipts 165,46.7,:f Di sbursementsW4/.j, Justice Hartsock receipts Disbursements Lotion to adjourn was approved unimously at 11:45 A.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk iW January 3, 1957 The regular meeting of the Town Board of the .Town of Ithaca. was held at the Court House, Thursday, Jan. 3, 1957; at 5:00 P.T-t. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Members present were H. N. Gordon, Supervisor - Justices, T. B. Maxfield-F. R. Hartsock - Council -men, A. W. McElwee- J. R. Roe. Also present were Attorney C. H. Newman, Assessor - Ben V.. Boynton and Highway Supt. Harry Baker. Moved by Justice Maxfield. that the next regular meeting of the Town Board be held on Friday, Feb. 1, 1957 of 5:00 P.T. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the follow1n.- vote: - Ayes - Maxfield.-Roe-McElwee-Hartsock. Noes 0. The retort of the E. S. St. W. D. was read. and filed. The report of -the S. H. W. D. was read and filed. The Supervisor's financial report was filed. Bills from # 1•to 18 were presented. Moved by Justice Hartsock these bills be ?paid. Seconded by Councilman Roe, -and approved by the followin` vote:-Ayes- Hartsock-Roe-McElwee-Maxfield. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn at 5:25 P.T+i. was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk 69 February 1, 1957 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Friday,•Feb• 1, 1957 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. F. Gordon Justices, T. B. Maxfield, F.-R.-Hartsock - Councilmen, A. W. McElwee, J.-R. Roe. Also present were Attorney, C. H. Newman, Highway Supt. Harry Baker, Assessor, Ben V. Boynton, Carl Vail. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. A letter from Leonard B. Liberman in regard to changing his property to Commercial Zone was read. A "resolution adopted by the Planning Board in regard to trailer parks was read. The Town Clerk was instructed to write Mr. Liberman and include this resolution by the Planning Board. N,r. Newman presented a map of the extension of the Trumensburg Ad - Water District.- . lV,. ,,- a.: Moved .by Justice Maifield�that, the' Town recommends further study of the Trumansburg Road Water District Extension end present a petition for a. public hearing Thursday, March 7 at 5:00 P.M. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield- Hartsock-McElwee-Roe. Noes 0. A letter from the Planning Board in regard to the depth of lots in some cases, size 60X150 was read. ° The Planning Board also recommended that the Zoning Ordinance be changed to allow for medical clinic. Moved by Justice Maxfield that F. R. w-r�yock be design2ted ad DeleEnte to Association of Towns and Harr 1011ternate delegate. Seconded by Councilman_ Roe and approved• by'the following vote:- Ayes- Maxfield-Roe-McElwee-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Town approves that members of the Town Board, Planning Board, Assessor and Town Attorney attend the Association of Towns meeting-. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Roe-McElwee- Hartscck. Noes0. A letter from State Highway Commission in regard to speed limit on Renwick Drive was read. Moved by Couhcilman Roe that the State Traffic Commission be asked to make a study of driving conditions from Cayuga Heights Village to East Shore Drive. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-:Roe-Maxfield-McElwee-Hartsock. No 0. The Supervisor's financial report was read and placed on file. Report of F.S.ST. W.D. was read and filed. Report of S.H.W.D. was read and filed. Petitions from Spencer Rd. area in regard to annexation, both for and against were pr-sented. No action taken. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Town Board has no objection to legislation permitting a referendum for extending the boundaries of Ithaca City by annexing a. portion of the Town. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Aycs-Maxfield-Hsrtsock- Mc+'lFree-Roe. Noes 0. Rills from 119 to 37 wern presented. ,Foved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. Seannded by Justice Faxfield and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Maxfield- Roe-McElwee. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:45. P-M- Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. 70 March 7 1957 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Ithaca. on March 7, 1957, at 5.00 Members nresent were Actin: Supervisor, T. B. Maxfiele,Couneilmen J. R. Roe, A. W. McElwee. Also present were Attorney C. H.,tipwman,. Highway Supt.EHarry Baker. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Upon advice from Att. Co-, H.-Newme-In, the Town Clerk did not advertise the public hearing on the Fxtension of the Trumansburg Road Water Dist$ict. The County Hospital will deal direct with the City of Ithaca for water services without extension in the district. Attorney Newman presented the contract between the City of Ithaca., Town of Ithaca and Village of Cayuga Hei_p�hts for regional planning to be known as Greater Ithaca Regional Planning. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Town approves the contract for the Greater Ithaca Regional Planning Board and authorizes the Supervisor to sign the same and appoint the representatives of two members from the Town. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes -McElwee - Roe -Maxfield., Noes 0. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Roe: - RESOLVED that the Supervisor be authorized to deposit Town funds, not reouired for immediate expenditures, in time deposits in any bank authorized to receive deposits of Town funds, such deposits to be secured by government or state bonds as provided by Sec. 11 of the General Municipal Law. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote: Ayes -Roe -McElwee -Maxfield. Noes 0. Bills from # 38 to 47 were presented. Moved by Councilman Roe these bills be paid.'Seconded by Councilman McFlwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes -Roe - McElwee -Maxfield. Noes 0. Notion to adjourn was unanimous at 6:05.P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw-Clerk 41 April 4 1957 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca. met at .the Court House, Thursd:,y, April 4, 1957,at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor •H., N. Gordon - Justices, . F. R. Hartsock, T. B. Maxfield - CounciTmen, J. R. Roe, A. W. McElwee. Also present -were Atty. C. H. Newman and Ben V. Boynton, Assessor. The minutes of the previous meeting were read •and approved. Moved by Justice Maxfield that a contract for mos F000. ito control with the Sunrise Spraying for the sum of be approved. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes -Max field-McElwee-Roe-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman McElwee that E. B. Watson and Frank Liguori be appointed as members of the Greater Ithaca Regional Planning Board to represent the Town. Seconded by Councilman Roe pnd approved bylthe following vote:- Ayes -McElwee-Roe-Hartsock-Maxfield. Noes 0. The resignation of John Turk Town Constable was read. Moved by Councilman Roe that the Justices be permitted to use the offices of the Sheriff Department in place of the services of a constable. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Roe-McElwee-Hartsock-Maxfield . Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that on the recommendation of the. Planning Board, on the question of amending; the zoning ordinance to provide for change of classification on the Indian Creek Road from agriculture to residential, a. public hearing be held on May 2, 1957 at 5: 00 P.N. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by, the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-McElwee-Roe- Ha.rtsock. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman McElwee that•C. H. Newman prepare an opinion pertaining to the taxable status of the University married student housing;. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes -McElwee-Roe-Harts?ock-Maxfield. NoesO. The Supervisor's February & March financial reports were read & filed. The February & March reports of S.H.W.D. were read & filed The February & March .reports of the E. S. St;W. D; were read & filed. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the - Highway agreements be approved by signing, Seconded by Councilman McFlwee and approved by the follovring vote:- Ayes -Ha rtsock-McElwee-Roe-Maxfield, Noes 0. Bills from # 48 to 66 were presented. Moved by Councilmnn. Roe these bills be paid. Seconded 'hy Justice Maxfield and annroved by the -following vote:.:- Ayes-Roe-Maxfield- Hartsonk-McFlwee. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:30 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk C.ro os NOTICE C . ' P ed Amendment to • " Zonin Ordinancb of the Town.of Ithaca \. TAKE NOTICE that. a pt�bl3c hear-' in g will be held in +thee Sa r'? -'� rooms of the County Pervi ors Ithaca, °New York, at;$ pu ""' Ilse at and: day of Tay, the Pese"of hearin 1 1957, for.'t'he pur- in the foilowln all per sons,.1".terested to the zoning ordinance nce cof the Town of Ithaca: area 'ofr each side of Indian Creek- Road;.or a depth of 2ian from the Du', Roice`Ro h f the " t50, erminus of , that- port3ou of the ' Indian Creek `.Road .m o�cnPd b the toRn, to be changed froY `\ cultural :;one to a resident,.,agri- BY Order of the Toa d y of the Town of Ithaca . ? 11 BY RACHEL T. HA. SHAW,. '.LApril.20 Totcy Clerk 7 May 2 1957 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, .May 2, 1957 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices,, F. R. Hartsock - Councilmen. J. R. Roe, A. W. McElwee. Also. present were Attorney Newman, Hwy Supt Harry Baker, Assessor B. V. Boynton and D. W. Franklin. Absent-T. B. Maxfield. Justice. The -minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. This being a public hearing on Zoning, proof of publication was presented. After hearing all who wished to:be heard, it was 'Moved. by Justice Hartsock that the Zoning Ordinance be amended andT-tht< it.ollowing::desCr.ibedna.res.,-bpere,zoned;::fr,ipmian? t.gri:cultural to aeresideiitialSdistr_ict;;,randy;the1®ffid;t;alaz6nep;uapvbe deemed amended acecrdingly;;� It'The€greacieaChos3:d6oat Mlhdtan.Cfeek Road for a depth of 250 feet from. the _DuBo1ce-_Road,• to the terminus df that portion` of theI1:Ind ian�CreekpRoaddowhed bye thecToWnm� .,Seoonded.:by sCouncilman Roe gnd:,aapproged�;by the ofolloWing'�vote:• . Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee-Roe. No-0. A letter from Mr. Dahman in regard to action on the request of Leonard Liberman for amendment in the Zoning Ordinance on East Shore Drive. Mr. Boynton reported that the Planning Board has been studying. a planned commercial Zone and that a trailer ordinance is being prepared. Moved by Councilman McElwee that a public hearing be held in the Supervisors rooms of the County Court House at Ithaca., New York, at 5:00 P.M., on the 6th day of June, 1957, for the purpose of hearing all persons interested in the question of the enactment of An ordinance recommended by the Planning Board, regulating and licensing the operation of House Trailer Camps in the Town of Ithaca, pursuant to Article 9 of the Town Law. Copies of the proposed ordinance are available at the office of the Town Clerk. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Maxfield- Roe. Noes 0. The Supervisor's financial,report was read and filed. Report of the S.H.W.D. was read and filed. Report of the E.S.ST. Ext,W.D, was read and filed. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Supervisor be authorized to negotiate with the Board of 'Education of Ithaca. Consolidated School District for the purchase of the East Lawn School House and property. Seconded'by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Hartsock-Roe-Maxfield-McElwee. Noes 0. Bills from #68 to 83 were presented. Moved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by -the following vote:- Ayes-Floe-Hartsock-Maxfield- McElwee. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn at 6:30 P.M. •y M was approved l�f Rachel unanimously. T. Hansha.w Town Clerk 73, Special Town Board Meeting The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met in Special Session, Thursday, May 16, 1957 at 5:00 P.M. at the Court House,. Ithaca,N:Y. Members present -were Supervisor, H. N..Gordon - Justices, T. B. Maxfield - F. R. Hartsock-Councilmen, A.W. McElwee, J. R. floe. Also present were B. V. Boynton - r Meeting called for the purpose of discussion of the Social Security and retirement syst$m. After some discussion the following resolution ' was offered by Councilman McElwee:- 1. RESOLVED, that the Town of Ithaca pursuant to Section 218 of the Federal Social Security Act and Article 3-of the Retirement and Social Security Law, will provide old -age and survivors insurance coverage for eligible officer d employees effective June 16, 1956. 2. That the following official�ereby authorized to represent the Town of Ithaca and is directed to comply with the.regulations of the State Social Security Agency designed to extend old -age and survivors insurance coverage to positions of officers and employees pursuant to Section 218 of the Federal Security Act and Article 3 of the Retirement and Social Sectrity Law: Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Roe- Maxfield. Noes 0. SU��1� ✓i SvT� --lo: M•6aRDon/. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Supervisor be authorised to look into the matter of hiring a woman as school guard at F6rest Home. The matter of securing places for voting was discussed. No action. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:50 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. 74 June 6 1957 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Ithaca, N. Y.., Thursday, June 6, 1957 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were H. N.. Gordon, Supervisor, Justices F. R. Hartsock, T. B. Maxfield - Councilmen, A. W. McElwee, J. R. Hoe. Also present were Attorney, C. H. Newman, Supt. of H'ways, Harry Baker, B. V. Boynton, E. B. Watson, Frank Liguori, Elmer Phillips of the Planning Board and about twenty residents of the Town. 1, This was a public hearing on an ordinance relating to House Trailers and Trailer Camps. Proof of publication was presented. Meeting was opened by Mr. Sovocool representing Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton owners of Dairy Queen Trailer Park and Hbyt Trailer Park, and College View Trailer Park. Mr. Sovocool stated that these Trailer Parks should come under non -conforming use as they were established prior to 1954 ordinance. If they have to conform to the new ordinance, it would create a hardship and does not feel justified In changing system at this time due to the fact that a vote may include them in the City, and not knowing what the City program would be, do not want to make changes at this time, Mr. LaPinto representing other Trailer Park owners stated that regulations should be reasonable and recommend the Town Board limiting the number of trailer parks. When a permit is applied for,, it should be made known to the public for their protection. Then wait three days before granting permit. Appeals should be made to the Board of Appeals and not place all responsibility on - the Zoning officers. Fees are exorbitant. Variance provision'should be in ordinance as in Zoning Ordinance to prevent hardship. Section about washers unreasonable.Sec. 8- revocation of license objection. If the license permits or suffer to continue a nuisance, then it shouldbe remedied. Sec. 10 No vested rights - Unjust - Strike it out. Trailers do have vested rights. Conformance be extended to 18 months. Closed by recommending their suggestions be recognized. Public hearing closed. The minutes of the last regular and Special Board meetings were read -and approved. The University asked for some action on the Caldwell Road. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Town Highway Supt. be authorized to discontinue the use of Caldwell Road as a public highway by written request of the Unl eritty. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- McElwee-Hartsock-Foe-Maxfield. Noes 0. A letter from the Village of Cayuga Heights in regard to exempting lands of Sewage System plant was read. Moved by Justice Maxfield that in view of the fact that the Sewage Sysbem will increase value to individual properties that the Sewage Disposal Plant be exempt from general taxes, except special water district tax and other special benefits as outlined in the letter of May 27. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Hoe-McElwee-Hartsock. Noes 0. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. Report of the S.H.W.D. was read and filed. Report of the E. S. S. Ext. W. D. was read.and filed. A report from the Census -taken was 8594 in Town and 2693 in Village. Report filed. • Mr. Gordon reported that when needed, a room for Election Dist. No" 4 can be had at N.Y.State Artificial Breeders Bldg. and a room for Election Dist. 1 can be had at Codd. Rand TAVPrm_ Moved by Councilman McElwee that a public hearing be held on Tuesday July 2, 1957 at the Court House -in Ithaca to amend Sec. 9 of the honing Ordinance in regard to depth of lots to 60X150 - 120. Page 75 eon't 65 and, Sec . 47-.: that" ally ehanges , •in- the,,Zoning. Or. dinance - be referred, . to:'. the Mani ihng nstead_.;a_f,- the-r Board;, ofr•,Appeals.�; Seconded by Councilman Hoe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee- Hoe-Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Hoe, Seconded by Councilman McElwee that from and after the first day of October, 1957, the boundary line between Election District No- 3 and Election District No. 4, which has heretofore been an extension of the south boundary of the City of Ithaca, shall be the center line of Six -Mile Creek, running southeasterly from the -south boundary of the City of Ithaca to the east boundary of the Town of Ithaca; and that the legal description of said districts be amended as of October 1, 1957 to read as follows: DistrictNo- I Commencing at a point in the south boundary of the City of Ithaca 500 feet west of the west line of Danby Road; thence east along the south boundary of the City of Ithaca to its intersection with -the center line of Six -Mile Creek; thence southeasterly'along the center line of Six -Mile Creek to the east boundary of the Town of Ithaca; thence south along the east boundary of the Town to the southeast corner thereof; thence west`along the south boundary of the Town to a point 500 feet west of the west line of Danby Road; thence northerly on a line parallel with the'west line of the Danby Road and 500 feet distant westerly therefrom to the place of beginning. District No. 4 Commencing at the point of intersection of the south boundary of the City of Ithaca with the center line of Six -Mile Creek; thence east along the south boundary of the City of Ithaca to the southeast corner of the City; thence north along the east boundary of the City to the northeast'corner thereof; thence east along a prolongation of the north boundary of the City of Ithaca to the east boundary of the Town of Ithaca; thence south along the east boundary of the Town to its intersection with the center line of Six -Mile Creek; thence northwesterly along the center line of Six -Mile Creek to the south boundary of the City of Ithaca at the place of beginning. Approved by the following vote: Ayes -Roe-McElwee-Maxfield-Ha.rtsock. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield, seconded by Councilman McElwee, that from and after the first day of October, 1957, the boundary -line between Election District No. 6 and Election District No. 7, which has heretofore -been the center line of Highland Road, shall be the center line of Highland Road from the north boundary of the City of Ithaca northerly to its intersection with the center line of The Parkway; thence northerly and northwesterly along the center line of The Parkway to its intersection with the center line of Highgate Road; thence northerly and westerly along the center line of Highgate Road to its intersection with the center line of Highland Road; thence northerly along the center of Highland Road to the north boundary of the Town of Ithaca; and that the legal description of said districts as amended as of October 1, 1957 to read as follows: District No. 6 Commencing at the northeast dorner of the City of Ithaca; thence west along the north boundary of the City to the center line of Highland Road; thence northerly along the center line of Highland Road to its intersection with the center line of The Parkway; thence northerly along the center line of The Parkway to its intersection with the center line of Highgate Road; thence northerly and westerly along the center line of Highgate Road to its intersection with the center line of Highland Road; thence northerly along the center line of Highland Road to the north boundary of the Town of Ithaca; thence east along the north boundary of the Town to a point in line with the east boundary of the City of Ithaca; thence south along a prolongation of the east line of the City, which line is also the east boundary of the Village of Cayuga Heights, to the place of beginning District No. 7 Commencing -at the point of intersection of the northernmost boundary of the City of Ithaca with the east shore of Cayuga Lake; thence northwesterly along the east shore of the lake to the north boundary of the Town of Ithaca; thence east along the north boundary pf the Town to the center line of Highland Road; thence southerly along the center line of Highland Road to its intersection with the center line of Highgate Road; thence along the center line of Highgate Road easterly and southerly to ita intersection with the 76 center line of The Parkway; thence southeasterly and southerly along the center line of The Parkway to its intersection with the center line of Highland Road; thence southerly along the center line of Highland Road to the north boundary of the City of Ithaca.; thence west along the north boundary of the City_to a corner Ili said boundary; thence northerly along the City boundary to another corner in said boundary; thence west along the northernmost boundary of the City to the place of beginning. Approved by the following vote:- Ayes*Maxfield-McElwee-Roe-Hartsock. Noeso. Bills from # 84 to 99 were presented. Moved by Councilman Roe these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Maxfield end approved as follows:- Ayes-Roe-Maxfield-Hartsock- McElwee. Noes 0. Thd::Term :of "Elmer: Phillips , of .t P .-R annin Board expires July 31 1957. Moved by Justice Hartsock that Elmer P'iIlips�be appointed to a five year term on the planning Board. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and a.pprovea-.a,by,,7:the .fol.i oit ng kwte:..- Ayes Hartsock-Maxfield-Roe-McElwee. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:55 P.Tr. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. 77 July 2 1957 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Tuesday, July 2, 1957 at 5:00 P.M. - Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon, Justices, T. B. Maxfield-F. R. Hartsock, Councilmen, A. W..McElwee, J. R. Roe, Also present were E. B. Watson, Frank Liguori, Wm. Rolston and B. V. Boynton,zC.-.H: Newman... This was a public hearing for the purpose of pbopgteg amend- ments of Section 9 and Section 47 of the Zoning Ordinance. Proof of publication was presented. After some discussion and upon approval by the Planning Board, the following resolution was offered by Councilman McElwee: - Section 9 - Lot sizes in resident districts shall meet the following depths and widths at the front yard set back. 1- When no public water or sewer is available,. the minimum width shall be 100 ft. and the minimum depth 150 ft- 2- When public water, but no sewer is available, the minimum width shall be 80 ft. and the minimum depth 150 ft., except that in cases of unusual hardship the depth may be reduced by the Board of Appeals to a minimum of 120 ft., provided that the lot area shall not be less than 12000 square ft. 3- When both public water and sewers are available, the minimum width shall -be 60 ft. and the minimum depth shall be 150 ft. except that in cases of unusual hardshij, the depth may be reduced by the Board of Appeals to a minimum of 120 ft., provided that the lot area shall not be less than 9000 square ft.. , Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Roe-Maxfield. Noes.O. Hearing adjourned. The minutes of the previous meeting ware read and approved. Moved by Councilman McElwee the following Inspectors and custodians Election, approved by the Chairman of the Democrat and Republican Committees be appointed: - District 1-Rep. Grace Smith -Florence Hadsell Dem. Martha Schmidt - Blanche Loveless District 2-Rep. Florence Rumph - Eleanor Davis Dem. Winifred Boot -Joan Everett District 3- Rep.Cora Gray -Mary Mandeville Dem. Luella Thompson -Iona Hart District 4.Rep. Anna Force - Elizabeth Bizzell Dem.June Ahmann - Alice Pridham District 5.Rep. Reha Loosli-- Vera Snyder Dem. Janet Raleigh -Geraldine Furey District 6.Rep. Mildred Chaney - Virginia Fernalld Dem. Elizabeth Mason - Nealy Neigh District 7-Rep. Margery Hough - Lois Grant Dem. Rosemary Mizener - M.Michel Black Custodians - C. M. Gray Rep. and Otis W._Root Dem. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote: - Ayes - McElwee-Hartsock-Roe. Justice Maxfield was excused. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that,the,Grievance Day Committee shall consist of the Supervisor and Councilmen McElwee and Roe. Seconded by Cpuncilman Roe and approved by the following vote: - Ayes - Hartsock-Roe-McElwee. Noes 0. Bills from 100 to 133 were presented. Moviod by Councilman McElwee these :bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Roe. Noes 0. Mr. Newman presented papers on 'Method of becoming a First Class Town and decision in reference to exempting dormitories for married students at Cornell University which were held over for future discussion. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. Report of the S.H.W.D. was read and filed. Report of the E. S. S. W. D. was read and fikbd. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the contract from the N.Y.State Electric & Gas Corp. for the Renwick Hts. Lighting District be approved by signing. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Roe- Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at,6:50 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. August 1 1957 The Town Board.of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, August 1, at.5:00 P.M. Members present were H. N. Gordon, Supervisor, Justices, T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock, Councilmen, A. W. McElwee, J. R. Roe. Also present were Harry Baker, B. V. Boynton and Attorney C. H. Newman. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Moved by Council McElwee that the Supervisor be authorized to write to the State Highway for approval of limiting speed on Danby Road to Treman Lake Park - Coddington Road from Danby Road to Troy Road - Trumansburg Road from City line to Town line. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote: Ayes-McElwee-Roe-Hartsock-Maxfield. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the contract between the Town of Ithaca and the Lozier Co. for the contemplated sewer on Spencer Road area be canceled. Seconded by Councilmen Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Roe- Hartsock-McElwee. Noes 0. A letter from J. J..Clynes in regard to asking the Town to share the expense of special election of Spencer Rd. area annexation was read. No action taken. - The following resolution was offered by Councilman McElwee: As authorized under Section 276 of the Town Law, amended April, 1956, RESOLVED that the Planning Board of the Town of Ithaca be authorized and empowered to pass and approve°the developement of plats already filed in the odfice of the County Clerk. -if if such plats are entirely or partially undeveloped.. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:-Ayes- McElwee-Roe-Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. The case of lowering tax assessments on the Liberman property was discussed, but decision was no reason for reduction. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Town review the tax exempt properties of Cornell University with the possibility of placing same on the tax roll. Seconded by Councilman Roe and ' approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Roe-Hartsock- Maxfield. Noes 0. It was agreed to hold a meeting for discussion.of the Thaler -Cayuga Apts.- Nelson assessments with the.Village Board. Report of the S.H.W.D. was read and filed. Report of the E.S.ST.W.D. was read and filed. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. Bills from 134 to 158 were presented. Moved by Justice Maxfield these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-Maxfield-Roe-McElwee-Hartsock. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn at 6:25 was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. A meeting was held on Monday, August 4 at 7:30 P.M* with the Village Board. Present were Gordon,Maxfield,Roe, of the Town and Crandall,Marcham, Randel of the Village. Also present were Boynton, Assessor,•Louts and Manley Thaler, Carl Nelson. It was agreed to drop Nelson this year-end raise all in that vicinity next year. The Thaler properties should remain the same as last year. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor be authorized to get figures from real estate dealers as to appraisal of Cayuga Hts. Apartments. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved. Cayuga Hts. Apartments considered a distress sale, but opinion was it should be assessed at$25,000. Adjourned at 9:30 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk i oil PROPOSAL TO THE TOWN BOARD FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF AN ADDED DISTRICT IN THE ZONING ORDINANCE The Planning Board of the Town of Ithaca recommends the addition of a Light Industrial District to the Zoning Ordinance. Reasons: The purpose of establishing such a classification is to meet the increased requests current and pending for greater urbanization and the establishment of areas of a light industrial nature. ARTICLE G R LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT Section 1. Use and Development: Light Industrial Districts shall develop only with the approval of the Planning Board. On applica- tion, supplementing an application to the Building Inspector for a building permit or certificate of occupancy, the Planning Board may grant a permit for the use and development of a Light Industrial District. In granting such a permit, the Board may specify appro- priate conditions and safeguards in harmony with the following rules and standards: a. The use shall be of such location, size, and character that it will be in harmony with the appropriate and orderly development of the district in which it is situated and will not be detrimental to -the orderly development of adjacent districts. b. The location and size of the use, the nature and intensity 'of the operations involved in or conducted in connection with it, its site layout, and its relation to streets giving access to it shall be such that traffic to and from the use and the assembly of persons in connection with it will not be hazard- ous or inconvenient to the neighborhood or conflict with the normal traffic of the neighborhood. In applying this standard the Board shall consider, among other things, convenient routes of pedestrian traffic, particularly of children, rela- tion to main traffic thoroughfares and to street and road intersections, and the general character and intensity of Tentative Proposal 2. development of the neighborhood. c. The location and height of buildings, the location, nature, and height of walls and fences, and the nature and extent of landscaping on the site shall be such that the use will not hinder or discourage the proper development and use of adja- cent land and buildings or impair the value thereof. d. The Planning Board shall hold a public hearing on the appli- cation before a permit is granted. The Board may deny such permit if the proposed use fails to meet the specified stand- ards. Section 2.. Specific Standards and Procedures: Plot and Landscaping Plans. Plot plans for placement and relation of buildings and for landscaping the area to be developed must be submitted to and approved by the Planning Board before a building permit may be issued; and the developer shall be bound by these plans. The portion of the lot area occupied by the principal building shall be no more than 30% of the lot area. Yard Regulations. Buildings must be set back at least 1501 from the road right of way, and the intervening area must be graded and seeded, and landscaped with shrubs. The side yard must be at least 601 wide, and the back yard at least 201 deep. Parking Lots. Parking lots shall be located at the side or back of the building or buildings, and shall have stone, black -top, or other surface which will not produce dust. The area allowed for parking shall be one parking space for each three employees. Signs. No more than two identifying signs may be constructed; each shall be limited to 50 square feet in area. They must be landscaped to harmonize with the surroundings. Buildings. Buildings shall not exceed one story or 25' in height. Access to Highway. Placement, size, and arrangement of access to the highway shall be subject to the approval of the appropriate highway authority. Tentative Proposal 3. Sidewalks. Where density of population makes it desirable, or where school -bus routes adjoin such Light Industrial Districts, paved sidewalks shall be installed by the applicant, with the approval of the Planning Board and of the appropriate highway authority. Uses. Uses shall be restricted to light manufacturing, employing electricity or other unobjectionable motive power, utilizing hand labor and/or unobjectionable machinery and processes. No use shall be permitted which would be offensive because of injurious or obnoxious noise, vibration, smoke, gas, fumes, odors, dust, or other objectionable features, or be hazardous to the community on account of fire or explosion or any other cause. When performance standards are developed, such performance standards may be substituted, in accordance with the laws of the Town Board, for the above -mentioned restrictions. 4/10/57 September 5 1957 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, Sept- 5, 1957 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, T. B. Maxfield - F. R. Hartsock, Councilmen, A. W. McElwee, U. R. floe. Also"present were Highway Supt. Harry Baker, Attorney C. H.-Newman,fi. V. Boynton, Assessor and E. A. Sundell. The minut4s of the previous meeting and special meeting were read and approved. Mr. Sundell asked for an exclusive franchise on television cable in Forest Home area. He was advised to make and application of and prepare a. map and present it at the October meeting. A letter from S#ate Traffic Control on limiting speed on several roads In the Town was read, which stated a check would be made. The Town Board recommended that the Planning Board•study the water and sewer report and maps made by Carl Crandall and the Greater Ithaca Committee of some years ago. Moved.by Councilman McElwee that the Supervisor and a membe of the Planning.Board be permitted to attend the State Planning Conferance to be held at Bear Mountain New York on Sept. 12-13. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote: - Ayes - McElwee-Hartsock-Maxfield-Roe. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Highway Sipt. Baker be authorized to attend a highway conferance at RochesteP on Oct- 2-5-4. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-Maxfield-Roe-McElwee-Hartsock. Noes 0. -Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Justices be authorized to attend the Justice of the Peace school at Cortland, N. Y. on Sept. 18. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the follow ng vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Roe-Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. The matter of the Cayuga Heights Apartments Inc. assessment was discussed. Three separate appraisals were presented. It was finally recommended that a compromise figure of $22,000. be offered, and if accepted, the assessment be reduced to that figure. Mr. Newman reporting on school equalization rates filed a report of his conferance to gether with Assessor Boynton and State Equalization Board members, and feels that it would be unwise to disrupt the school tax rates at this time from a public relation viewpoint. Mr. Maxfield suggested that briefs be presented for next year to the Town when the tentative rates are presented, and Mr. Newman was authorized to investigate as to what action if any, can be taken. The E.S. St. W.D. report was read and filed The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. , he S. .?al. D. report was read and filed Bills. from.159. to 184iwere presented -IL. — Moved by Justice Maxfield these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes-�" .q � d 'btsd)ck-Roe "resolution was offered by Councilman McElwee: RESOLVED that the Town of Ithaca,pursuant to Sec. ,218,ofthe Federal Social :Sebiiri�y Act arid' Art: '3"of ehe "Retirement and -Social Security Law will provide old age and survivors insurance coverage for eligible officers and employees effective as of `March 16, =196. -Sec°onded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes -McElwee -Roe Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved una.nimously"at 6:35 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk October 3 - 1957. The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, Oct. 3, 1957 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices - T. B. Maxfield-F. R. Hartsock, Councilmen, A. W. McElwee, J. R. Roe, Also present were Attorney C. H. Newman, B. V. Boynton and Carl H. Sundell. The minutes of the pbevious meeting were read, corrected 4 approved. Mr. Sundell, asking for an exclusive T. V. franchise in Forest Home, presented a map and description of franchise. Moved by Councilman McElwee that a public hearing be held on Nov. 7, 1957 at 5:00 P.M. to consider the granting T. V. franchise Cable service on any and all streets included in the territory of the Forest Home Water District. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee,Ha.rtsock, Roe, Maxfield. Noes 0. C.a--.- 4 Q The Preliminary Budget estimates, attached hereto were presented, and the following resolution was offered by Councilman Roe: - 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, 1958, the itemized atate- ment of estimated revenues and expenditures hereby attached and made a part of this resolution, and be it FURTHER RESOLVED that this Board shall meet at 5:15 P.M. on the seventh day of November, 1957 at the Court House, for the purpose of, hearing any person for or against any item or items therein, and . BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Town Clerk shall give notice of such a public hearing in the manner provided in Sec. 113 of the Town Law, and that such notice be published at least twice. Seconded by,Justice Maxfield and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Roe-Maxfield-Hartsock-McElwee. Noes 0. ctu�t The following resolution was offered by Councilman Roe: - Resolved that a public hearing will be held in the Court House, Supervisor's rooms on the 7th day of November, 1957, at 5:30 P.M. for the purpose of hearing all persons interested in.a renewal of a. contract between the Village of Cayuga Heights and,the,Town of Ithaca, whereby the Villagy� agrees that its fire department:shall give fire protection to the northeast section of the Town and the hamlet of Forest Home, outside the Village in consideration of the payment by the Town to the Village of the sum of $2319.06. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Roe- Maxfield-McElwee-Hartsock. Noes 0. CA^-.s:e-rC Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Town Supt. of Highways, be authorized to purchase a 11 ton truck not to exceed the sum of $7000. Sealed bids will be received by the Town Clerk at her office until noon of Thursday, Nov* 7, 1957. Specifications showing the kind of truck required are.on file in the office of the Town Clerk, where they may be seen by any interested person. All bids will be publicly opened at 5:35 P.M., Nov. 7, 1957 at.the Supervisors room in the Court House. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee-r:axfield- Roe. Noes 0. The following resolution was offered by Justice Maxfield: - WHEREAS the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca is about to submit an application for recreation centers in the Town of Ithaca 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 projects, as provided by Chap. 556 of the Laws of 1945, as amended, and be it further - RESOLVED, that such application is in all respects approv_ed and H. N. Gordon, Supervisor is hereby directed and authorized to duly execute and to present said application to the New York State Youth Commission for its approval. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Roe-Hartsock-NcElwee. Noes 0. A letter from E. A. Dahmen in regard to a variance to the Zoning Ordinance on the Liberman property on the E. Shore Drive was read. The Planning Board has recommended that there be no change in the zoning at this time and the Supervisor is instructed to write to Mr. Dahmen to this effect. 81. continued Moved by Councilman McElwee Supervisors rooms in the Court for the purpose of hearing all of the Zoning ordinance, inser the words "convalescent homes" Zoning ordinance of said Town. by the following vote:- Ayes-M that the Town Board will meet in the House at 5:45 P.M., November 7, 1957 persons interested in a proposed amendment ting the words "or medical clinic" after in Section 10 of Article 3 of the Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved cElwee-Maxfield-Hartsock-Hoe. Noes O.OdA-.�t Moved by Justice Hartsock that Marion Mowry, a working foreman in the Highway Dept., be designated as Deputy Highway Superintendent. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approv6d'by the following vote:- Ayes- Hartsock-Roe-Maxfield-McElwee. Noes 0. A petition from a majority of the people on Titus Road asking bo have the name changed to Westhaven Road was presented. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the name of Titus Road be changed to Westhaven Road effective as of January 1, 1958. Seconded by Justice Maxfield an ove by the following vote:- Ayes -McElwee - Roe -Maxfield. Noes .. &►� The Planning Board of the Town of Ithaca proposed a new classification of a Light Industrial District to the Zoning Ordinance which was read. Moved by Councilman McElwee that a public hearing be held at the Supervisors rooms in the Court House at 7:30 P.M. on November 7, 1957 for the purpose of amending the Zoning Ordinance by adding a new article entitled "Light Industrial District" which will make it possible for the Board to change certain areas of the Town from their present classification to the classification Light Industrial Districts. Seconded by Justice°Maxfield and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Maxfield-Roe-Hartsock. Noes.0. az-_-A Moved by Councilman Roe to hold a public hearing in the Supervisors room in the Court House at 8:00 P.M., November 7, 1957' for the purpose of hearing all persons interested in a change of classification of the following described territory from residential to Light Industrial Dist: - Commencing at the point of intersection of the center line of the Ithaca -Elmira State Highway and the center of Buttermilk Creek; thence northwesterly along the center line.of Buttermilk Creek to its - intersection with the southern boundary of the industrial zone as now constituted; thence westerly along said boundary and said boundary extended to the south line of Burtt Place; thence northwesterly along the south line of Burtt Place to the east line of Five Mile Drive; thence southerly along the east line of Five Mile Drive and said line extended to the center of the State Highway; thence southeasterly on a line perpendicular to the center line of the State Highway; thence south- easterly on a line perpendicular to the center line of the State Highway 250 feet; thence northeasterly on a line parallel with the center line of the State Highway and ?50 feet distant therefrom to the center line of Buttermilk Creek; thence northwesterly along the center line of Buttermilk Creek to the place'of beginning. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Roe-Maxfield-McElwee-Hartsock. Noes 0. &4jrZ-a4 Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca will meet at the Supervisors rooms in the Court House at 8:30 R.M., November 7, 1957 for the purpose of hearing all persons interested in'the'apportion.ment of the cost of operation of the South Hill Water District for the year 1958 as provided by Section 202a of the Town Law. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the f following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee-Hoe-Maxfield. Noes 0.6.eu--" Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca will meet at the Supervisors rooms in the•Court House, at 9:00 P.M., November 7, 1957 for the purpose of hearing all persons interested In the apportionment of the cost of the operation of the East State Street Extension Water District For ;the year 1958, as provided by Section 202a of the Town Law. Seconded by�Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:-Maxfield-Roe-Hartsock-McElwee. Noes 0. The Supervisor's financial report•was read and filed. The S.H.W.D. report was read filed. The E; S. St? ExT W.D. report was read and filed. Bills from 185 to 21Z were presented. Moved by Councilman Roe these mills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved'by the following vote:- Ayes-Roe-Hartsock-McElwee-Maxfield. Noes 0.� Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:50 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk 82 November 7 1957 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, Nov. 7, 1957 at 5:00 P.M. Members -present, -were Supervisor H. N. Gordon, Councilmen, ricElwee, J. R. Roe. Justice, F. R. Hartsock. Also present were'B. V: Boynton, C. H. Newman, Harry Baker,'E. A. Sundell. Absent Justice T. B. Maxfield. exclusive A public hearing on the granting of a"franchise to E. A. Sundell was called to order at 5;OOP.M. Proof of publication was presented. After considerable discussion it wag moved by Coucilman Roe that the application of E. A. Sundell berdenied on the grounds it is against policy to grant an exclusive franchise. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes Roe-Hartsock-McElwee. Noes 0. az-, , The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. A public hearing on the adolbtlbn!�of the Prbliminaryz•Budget asp__' .' the P-Anntial °'Budgetcw,0.8ccalled.-to.: order: at 5 :15 P. M. Proof of publication was presented. All persons interested having been heard, it was moved by Councilman Roe that following resolution be adopted:- WHEREAS.- this tTown Boardi_,has; met s-at..the, :tim6opild 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 the Town Board does hereby adopt such Preliminary Budget as the Annual Budget of this Town for the fiscal year beginning on the first day of January, 1958, and be it further. RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk of this Town 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 "ection 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. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote: Ayes-Roe-Hartsock- McElwee. Noes 0. a4,v,.:.E A Public Hearing on a fire contract with the Village of Cayuga Heights was called to order at 5:30 P.N. Proof'of publication was presented. All persons desiring to be heard, having been heard,it was Moved by Justice Hartsock that the contract with the Village of Cayuga Heights Fire Department for fire!,,protection in the part of the Town Fire Protection District ncrnth"east of the Village and the hamlet of Forest Home for the sum of $2319,06 be accepted and the Supervisor be authorized'to sign the same. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote: Ayes-Hartsock-Roe-McElwee. No-0. Moved by Councilman McElwee that Robert Powers and Aldus Fogelsanger be appointed for five years as members of the Zoning Board of Appeals. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes - McElwee - Roe- Hartsock. Noes 0. &aAn,.�A A.public hearing on the purchase of a new truck was called to order at 5:35 P.M. Proof of publication was presented. Moved by Councilman McElwee the following resolution be adopted: - WHEREAS a notice was duly published as required by law inviting. sealed bids for the sale to the Town of a 12 ton truck in accordance with'specifica.tions on file, and WHEREAS, the bid of Highway Materials Co., Inc-, Groton, N. Y.$ in the amount of D6250.00 with an allowance for used truck of $1050.00 making a net bid of 185200.00 was the lowest bid from a responsible bidder, it is RESOLVED that•the said bid be and the same hereby is accepted and the Town Superintendent of Highways is hereby a-uthorized to complete the burchase of said truck, subject to the approval of the County Superintendent,of Highways. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Roe. Noes O.azy-,-Z- A public hearing on a proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinance inserting,,,' e words "or medical clinic" after the words "convalescent� �. 4f homes "�irSn"Section 10, Article 3 o f the ' Zoning Ordinance of the Town was called to order at 5:45 P.M. Proof of publication was presented. After hearing all persons desiring to be heard,.it was MOVED by Justice Hartsock that this amendment be adopted: Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the folloultdg vote:-Ayes-Hartsock- Roe-McElwee. Noes 0. G&�' Moved by Councilman McElwee that Rachel T. Hanshaw be appointed Dom Enumerator for`the year 1958. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Roe-Noes 0. cevc� 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 $....._...._.50..00 Other expenses .......................... Fees of physicians TOTAL REGISTRAR OF VITAL ' STATISTICS AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR TOWN HEALTH $.... _.... _50. 00 ' 0 PRELIMINARY 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) .......2.Q4Q.:_QO Compensation of custodians of voting machines _..-2.5Q-_00-, Other expenses 100 ..00_ Voting machines, purchase and repair -1OO.t-00 Insurance • Compensation insurance _.__...._....__ ... Official bonds and undertakings ..... _... 5.Q0..._Q.0 Fire and liability _ .20__0__ 0.00 Other ..._ Printing and advertising (all departmentsi _ 100_, QO Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation 1000.00 Services of engineer and expenses _. _..._..._..... .... Zoning inspector and expenses ---- _--00ftk0 Annual audit and examination ...... .... ............... Publicity fund __...._...._....__... Employees' Retirement System (town share) _-.2500,_.Q0 TOTAL $...11�0.00 Supervisor Salary Office and other expenses ..... __Q0.00 Compensation of employees ..... _............. _.... TOTAL $ .._00.00 Justices of the Peace Salaries 1800 -i- 700. Office and other expenses ___115.00 Compensation of employees .... _.._............... TOTAL $.-.. 261d. 00 Councilmen Salaries $....... 80Q, 00 Office and other expenses ......... ................ _ TOTAL $._.._._$ 0 0 ,-0 0 Town Clerk Salary $...3.1QQ. 0©'• Office and other expenses ___ 132 00, Compensation of employees 1000.00 TOTAL S..._ 63-7.:.Q 0 Town Budget Form No. 20 Donn Is i Co., Inc., Publishers, Buffalo, 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 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) SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)—APPROPRIATIONS. Salary town superintendent Expenses town superintendent Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent Removing obstructions caused by snow ....2000.,.0.0 - Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush __._ 8000.00 Other miscellaneous purposes Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, , Highway Law _._._.._.... _..... TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $1a6 00 Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues State & 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 $ 1100_.00 . $._ 35001.00 ,� 15000.00 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 , ' s Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Town Engineer - Salary ' H 1 way Supt. 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 100.+ 375.+ 780. TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT "PDATVrTIAN AR PFDQANQ ANTI PDAPFDTY 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 $.... 4500 ,-00 _.-12.55.• 0 0 _ - ----------- TOTAL, $.... _5.7-55.,_C10 $ ------------------------- I .......................... TOTAL$ ......................... $---------------------- TOTAL $..... -.... -.... _.... -..... $ 5-20.0- 0.0 - --------------------- TOTAL $..... _5200, 00 $ -- --------------- TOTAL $ - $ -------------------------- ......................... TOTAL $... --.................... $-------------------------- ....._....- ....... —..... TOTAL $........ ................ $---_�F • TOTAL $-..__000,_00 $ ... 3-9 6.7 •-0 o $.......... ..... ----..... ----... —........ TOTAL $-.._..... — 50._00 $-------------------- - 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 Special improvements Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law - TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Est �M" , 1(is State aid ' Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT.TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND ( ITEM 1) 6 TOTAL $............... - ... -..... $--------- - - - - TOTAL $...... .......... ------..... $-----------...._.--------- $--------..-..------------ $----------------- --- _...... $.......... - - $--15Q.0".00 , $-g8g;_g8 $ ..... . $.28000,�¢0 Dog Warden Compensation $ -------------------- Other expenses .... ..................... TOTAL $............. —.......... Forest Fires Compensation of fire wardens and laborers $------ ----- 5Q- Q0 Other expenses -- -- - - Payment to Conservation Commission --------------• TOTAL $.....-.--...5 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 --------••- ...... -- 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 • $_-.-1100-. 00 PUBLIC UTILITIES Cemeteries $___ 200.00 Airports $---- --- ----- ----- ----- TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES $----•-2aa+QO 3 GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes $, 3000.09 20, 00 Income taxes Franchise taxes on business corporations _._ _--.--_--_• Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) ----.._.-- Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) .-.••••• Dog licenses (from county)- ..... _Q00-, Q-o Other licenses (town ordinances) 125.00 Fines, penalties and forfeitures „__200_.00 Rent of town owned property ---•-----•-•-•-• OQ Fees of town clerk __I00-R 1500., 00 Fees of justices of the peace .... Fees of assessors ..... - - Q Fees of tax collector _,599,: Fees of constables or police officers .... --......... �........ .- Fees of town library -- — Fees of parks and playgrounds •••••-••••----•••--..... Fees of airports Fees of cemeteries --- - --�- T All other Sale of town property - Reimbursement from special districts for supervision ....._..__.............. _State.._Aid..... --............................. .......... --•------ - - -- - -... -........ _.......................... TOTAL $-----3.Z5-65-00 Unexpended balances (Sec. 1 15, Town Law) $...... 1,5QOQ-.00 TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $.,,,,3256.-00 GENERAL FUND SUMMARY Appropriations General government $..-3965.7--00 Protection of persons and property _, ___100,_00 Education Recreation _ .1,100,.00 20, 00 Public Utilities _ 0 Redemption of debt ___..__.._..... Interest on debt - - Construction and permanent improvements _.__._ ._...._._. Miscellaneous 4000,,_00 Contingent purposes TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $5Q5� 00 TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $-53, 5-6-5-•-Q0 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. .......... - ....... _..._ - - - =-................... --..... - .......................... - $---------------- --- - 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 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 i Sec. 112 of the Town Law (Over) 4 Annual )PRECOWNWWBUDGET FOR THE TOWN OF__ -.__I haca _.19__.58._....__.._._............. 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) .....2QO�...QO Compensation of custodians of voting machines .........2,z.Q_.QO Other expenses • Voting machines, purchase and repair Insurance Compensation insurance .... _.................. Official bonds and undertakings ..... _... 5.Q.Q..00 Fire and liability .....2.4.04...00 Other Printing and advertising (all departments) .........1_00.,.00 Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation 10.00...QO Services of engineer and expenses ............. _.......... Zoning inspector and expenses ..... Annual audit and examination ..._ ........ __._..._ Publicity fund _.__._._...._..._..... Employees' Retirement System (town share) 2.50000 Spacial_,Seaurlty.._....--------.._._._....-•-------._........... - ... _ _ __ . =10 6 6.00 -•-•-----._.._._... TOTAL $_...3123 51' 0..0 0 Supervisor Salary $...-. 5OQO-...00 Office and other expenses ....._...3DO.-_00 Compensation of employees _.._ ............. _.... TOTAL 0 justices of the Peace Salaries 1800 + 700 2 00.00 Office and other expenses _.—.2.15.00 Compensation of employees _..._....__.._...._..... TOTAL $..._-2615..00 Councilmen Salaries .......... $00_,_00 Office and other expenses ....._ .................. TOTAL $.... _... 8-0.Q.. 0 0 Town Clerk Salary $....._3.5Q—Q.._00 Office and other expenses _ .137.00 Compensation of employees _ _1000..00 TOTAL $_...._—A63_7-,,00 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 3 /q,0 8 $_.._...5.o_R o o. Assessors Salaries LI 00 00 Office and other expenses 100 + 375 + 780. Compensation of employees TOTAL $--,5.7_5.5.. Q0 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 Supt. $,.,,5.2QQ;Q,o Office and other expenses Compensation of employees TOTAL $5.2 0 0 ,-0 0 Town Comptroller Salary $..... _... ..-- - .. Office and other expenses ___.._....____._.. Compensation of employees _,,,_,,,_.... _........ .. TOTAL $..... _ ..._..•--.._ Zoning Commission Office and other expenses $....._._.------ _--- ------ Compensation of employees ..... a TOTAL $_._...._.__...._..... Board of Appeals Office and other expenses $........._---._-...__.. Compensation of employees ................. _ .... TOTAL $.....___ .__....__ . Planning Board Office and other expenses $----- Compensation of employees =I.000.00 TOTAL-..._.w...._...�_.._ TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT $.3-9-6.57-ao jROTECTION 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 $ .... TOTAL $---- ------------ _ ... TOTAL BRIDGE FUND (ITEM 20—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 �1 Miscellaneous revenues TI ?! 3 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) $._.. —.5000.00 $..__5.0 00.t0 0 �2000 9-00 $_00.00 SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)—APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent $ Expenses town superintendent 100.00 Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent Removing obstructions caused by snow _2 00.00 Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush , . 8000.•00 Other miscellaneous purposes 0 Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law - TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Sete & 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 0 $_,100� 00 $ 1100.00 ,w 150Q..i.00 $.._ 2.6 QQ._QO $ 35 OLu00 $1_� —OOOs00 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 Attendance Officer Compensation Other expenses Town Historian Compensation Other expenses Town Library Compensation of employees 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 3 TOTAL $..... _ O ..O Q $...__...._ ._ TOTAL $_..._. $----- -___. $ .................. _. TOTAL $.... _ .__._..:�..� . . _.__................ TOTAL 500,0o TOTALS --1000.00 -. 100:00 $ 110O 00 $ - 200. ao 200.00 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 RedemptioRof debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated RevenuesCouhtyaid State aid Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1 ) 0 $............... —..------ ----- TOTAL $ $....._.... _..._....___ $......... -----•-•------- $..... _-------------.. _---- TOTAL $...... .... - .... _.._..... $------.... ---------------- $.....----------...._.---. $------------..._..-------- $---------- ---._....------ $------------------ - $.15.Q Q..0 0 A.B.9.4 Q Q 0 $..33_QD Q.■.0 0 3000.00 $...... 5Q Q 0-..Q 0 $..... 28000-.00 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................................................................ _ .._...._..._._._...._..._..._ $.......... _ .w 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 CONTINCENT'PURPOSES 0 is TOTAL $ $ $.4000�00 (Over) GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes $-_._3.0.0.0....00 Income taxes ... 243 kg.,_00 Franchise taxes on business corporations ...................._-... Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) ......................... Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) ......................... Dog licenses (from county) .---...... 900-, 00 Other licenses (town ordinances) .......... 25-,-d0 Fines, penalties and forfeitures Rent of town owned property .......................... Fees of town clerk 100.,_00 Fees of justices of the peace _ 1_500, 00 Fees of assessors .............. ........... Fees of tax collector .........00-.-00 Fees of constables or police officers ................... .-..... Fees of town library Fees of of parks and playgrounds ..........._...._.......... Fees of airports ................... -..... Fees of cemeteries ............ ............... All other Sale of town property .......... ................ Reimbursement from special districts for supervision ........... .............. State... Ala ..... _._...... .................................... _...5.00-m-00 TOTAL $.37565.M Unexpended balances (Sec. 1 15, Town Law) TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $2E.00 GENERAL FUND SUMMARY Appropriations General government $3-9657._00 Protection of persons and property _.--_ _1OQ,_000 Education ............ -............. Recreation 1100,00 Public Utilities--...-..299..Q.0 Redemption of debt ....................... Interest on debt ...... --................ Construction and permanent improvements .......................... -Miscellaneous -- .... -.... -..... Contingent purposes _,_4000.A00 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $4j.95,7.-00 TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $565._00 AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND 5 83- continued- Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Supervisor be authorized to sign a contract with the Lozier Co. to furnish complete engineering service on the proposed South -Hill Water District Extension 3. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee- Roe-Hartsock. Noes 0. a � Moved by Councilman McElwee that Carl Crandall be authorized to conduct a surveyof Roat Street, Kay Street area to the Warren Road for a sewer district. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Roe-Hartsock. Noes o.r The Board adjourned for dinner Town Board called to order at 7;30 for a public hearing on the question -of an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance to include a new classification entitled Light Industrial District. Proof of publication was presented. All person desiring to be heard, having been heard., the following resolution was offered by Councilman McElwee: RESOLVED that Art•"�, Sec. 2 of the Zoning Ordinance be and the same hereby is amended to read as follows: - Section 2 - Districts. For the purpose of this ordinance, the Town of Ithaca is hereby divided into five types of districts as follows: Resident-e Districts -Business Districts -Industrial Districts- Agricultural Districts -Light Industrial Districts. Said districts are set forth on the map accompanying this ordinance entitled Zone Map, dated July 1, 1954, and signed by the Town Clerk. Said map and all explanatory matter thereon is hereby made a part of this ordinance. And be it further RESOLVED that this article hereinafter set forth entitled !'Light Industrial District" and designated Article 6-A be, and the same is added to the Zoning- Ordinance of the Town of Ithaca attached hereto. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Roe. Noes 0. c..C�vv�r L The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. The S. H. W. D. report read and filed. The E.S.ST.W.D. report was read and filed. Bills from 213 to 280 were presented. Moved by Councilman Roe these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice o. Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Roe-Hartsock-McElwee. No) A letter from Ernest Dahman in regard to the Liberman property was read. After some discussion, it was moved by Councilman Roe that the matter of a hearing be turned over to the Planning Board and the Board of Appeals. Seconded by Councilman McElwee,and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Roe-McElwee-Hartsock. Noes O.�[- A Public Hearing on a change in the Zoning Ordinance on Five Mile Drive from residential to Light Industrial was called to order at 8:00 P.M. Present James Hall -Robert Child -Loran Marion -Lee Bostwick -Constance Cook- E. W. Watson. Proof of publication was presented. A letter from the Zoning Board of Appeals in regard to this matter was read.Mr. Hall felt that this is no place for Light Industry, and and that the Town should make no decision as the County and State are also involved in this area. Mr. Bostwick stated there was no access to this property or land to the north. Mrs, Cook feels that this area is too small and that both sides of the Five Mile should be studied, and the land across from this area is good residential and should be protected.Mr. Watson agrees that the Planning Board is not happy about this area, but inquiries being made about Light Industry has brought up this area, and feels that the plans of the Greater Regional Planning would help in this matter. MrL Cblkd stated he does not object to projects in general, but feels that Zoning Ordinances in general are not good for every one, and asked how the set up was. The Planning Board makes recommendations, and also the Board of Appeals to the Zoning Ordinance, but all changes must be made by the Town Board. Moved the act be tabled. A public Hearing on the S. H.W.D. apportionment was called to order at 9:00 P.M. Proof of publication was presented. All persons having been heard, it was Moved by Justice Hartsock that the assessment roll of the South Hill Water District be adopted as presented. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Roe- McElwee. Noes 0. tccvLuct A Public nearing on the E. S.S.W.D. apportionment was called to order at 9:25 P.M. Proof of publication was presented. AllE-Per.pons-,hat1ngY been heard, it was moved by Councilman Roe that the assessment roll of the East.Std.te Stree Extension Water District as presented bg adopted for 1958. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and,approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Roe-Hartsock-McElwee. Noes reel mended The Board of Zoning Appealpsl�reel mended to the Town Board the J continued rezoning of land owned by Hugh Rumsey on the Flmira-Spencer Roads. Moved by Councilman McElwee that.a Public hearing on the rezoning,attached, of the Rumsey property be held at 5:00 P.M. on the 5th of December, 1957, from residential to commercial. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Roe.Noes 0. Moved by Councilman Roe that the Supervisor be authorized to contact Lozier Co. of engineers to make.a study of the possibilities of using Cayuga. Lake as a water supply for the Town of Ithaca. Seconded tby Councilman McElwee and -approved by the follot•:ing vote:- Ayes-Roe- Thel 'igeh aytes° imateOe�uggett w presented and approved by signing. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 10:10 P.M. Rachel T Hanshaw - Town Clerk. Commencing at the point of intersection•,in t.�ie southeast boundary the business district located along the southeast side of the Elmira Road, as shown on the Zone Map dated July 1, 1954, with the southwest line of the spur of the Spencer Road. which connects the Old Spencer Road with the Elmira.Road; thence southeasterly along the southwest line of said spur of the Spencer Road to the north- west line of the old Spencer Road; thence southwesterly along the northwest line of an abandoned section of the old Spencer Road to its intersection with the northerly boundary of the former right of way of the D.L.& W. Railroad (now Lehigh Valley Railroad);.thence westerly along the curve of the northerly line of said. rlghty4)fway to the southeast boundary of the business district as heretofore established and shown on the Zone Map dated July 1, 1954; thence northeasterly along said boundary to,the place of beginning. 'YVo To,wnis,. Village85 Consider Cayuga Lake Water Supply By DONALD GREET her of surveys in this area. .;ev- An engineer retained by the eraI years ago the firm did some Ithaca Town Board to survey Cay- work on the present question uga Lake as a possible source 'of Gordon Suggested Idea community water estimated Wed- The idea of using lake wale;, nesday night that such a water was suggested by Ithaca Town system could be In operation in Supervisor Harry Gordon wbo three years. gained the backing of his board. ' ' E. W. Ewig, an engineer with At present the town buys watee the Lozier Co. of Rochester, ex- from the City of Ithaca. Ithaca plained the forthcoming survey at takes its water from Six AU16 at joint meeting in the Courthouse Creek. of, representatives of the boards The town board fears that as de - of: the Town of Ithaca, Town of mands grow greater the watef Lansing, and Village of Cayuga supply might not be adequate. Heights. Also a series of droughts might The Ithaca Town Board voted seriously deplete the creek sup-) Nov. 7 to undertake the survey. ply. Then at the Dec; 5 meeting the The question of which group board planned the joint meeting would operate the water system with Lansing and Cayuga Heights. was raised. It is felt all three areas might Ewig said the three town oty Is Join the water system if it becomes could form one large water..dis a reality. Representatives of both trict-.or one group could operate :. Cayuga Heights and Lansing said the system and sell water to 4he Wednesday night they definitely,ethers: are interested. Engineer Ewig said the surveys will take a year. He estimated -that , two more years following the sur- � vey would be sufficient to install the new.water system. Survey Outlined The engineer outlined what the survey will cover: Source: A pure source of wa- ter must be found. The southern- most end of the lake is used. for sewage disposal. Also the same area is heavy in algae, a water plant that makes filtering pro= cesses too expensive. Ewig said the source would be the east shore of the lake prob ably in the Myers area. Distribution: The most eco- nomical way of distributing hater "must be determined over a topog- l :raphy Ewig described as "up") hill and down dale." i Storagb: Aleans of storing,s .water must be found because the >' ,pipe lineswill be very. Iong to 'some sections of the area. Treatment: Filter plants use. `different systems. The one best adapted to the type of water must be learned. ' Future growth: Ewig says a, water system should be adequate ,to take care of future needs and 'population growth. Cost. Estimated at $15,000 The survey will cost $15,000. No cost estimate can be made of the actual project until after the sur- vey facts are presented. Naturally the question of cost was raised by the 16 board mem- bers present. Ewig said: "We will make the survey and present you with the cost esti- mate. You can compare them with present costs in making your decision. It's 'as simple as that." Ewig said the water could eith- er be drawn directly from the lake or from' wells drilled along ,the, lake. He said- that the Iake level would not be lowered by the comparatively small amount of . water drawn from it. The Lozier..Co. has llone a num- • W. December 5, 1957 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, Dec. 5, 1957 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor H. N. Gordon, Justices - T. B. Maxfield, F. R. iartsock,'.Counci;lmen,.J.'R. Roe, A. W. McElwee. Also present were Harry- Baker,••H!way'Supt. and'- C. H:'• Newman, Attorney. The minutes of' -the previous meeting were read and approved. This being a public hearing on the Runsey property, the proof of publication was -presented, also a letter from the Finger Lakes Park Commission was.read. After hearing bil persons desiring to be heard, it was Moved by Councilman McElwee that the following be changed from residential to Commercial:- Commencing at the point of intersection in the southeast boundary of the business district located along the'southeast side..of the Elmira. Road, as shown on the Zone Map, dated July 1, 1954,'with the southwest line of the spur of the Spencer Road with the Elmira. Road which connects the Old Spencer Road with the Elmira Road; thence southereasterly along the southwest line of 'said spur of the Spencer Road to the northwest line of the Old Spencer Road; thence southwesterly along the, northwest line of,.,q abondoned section of the Old Spencer Road to its intersection with the northerly boundary pf the former right of way of the D.L.& W. Railroa.d(now Lehigh Valley Railroad); thence westerly'along the curve of the northerly line of said right of way to the southeast boundary of the business district as heretofore established and shown on the Zone Map dated July, 1, 1954; thence northeasterly along said boundary to the blace of beginning. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Roe-Hartsock=Maxfield. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Supervisor be authorized to transfer $520C►. from the Surplus Fund to the Machinery Fund. seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- A,yes- raxfield-Hartsock-McElwee-Roe. Noes 0.do�� A copy of the minutes of Cayuga Veights Village in regard to getting water for Texas La"e was read, and it was suggested that petitions be circulated and. signed by residents. A letter from Dr. W. C. Geer in regard to a water source from Cayuga Lake was read. A letter from Lozier Co. of Engineers quoting a figure of $15,000. for survey work'on Cayuga Lake as a water supply source was read, and it was suggested that the Supervisor contact the Town of Lansing, Cayuga Heights Village for a joint meeting with the Lozier Co. representative. Moved by Councilman McElwee that 'the wages of the highway employees be raised as follows:- 7 men a 5¢ raise and 1 man a 10¢ raise per hour. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-McElwee-P.oe'Hartsock-Maxfield. Noes 0.�'"� Moved by Councilman McElwee thattthat Supervisor be authorised to attend an Equalization Meeting at Albany on Dec. 12. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Roe- McElwee-Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. Bills from 281 to 314 were read. Moved by Councilman Roe;these bills be lipid. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by,the following vote:-Ayes-Roe-Maxfield-Hartsock-McElwee. Noes 0. &Vi t d The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. t, The reports of the S.H. and E.S.St. Water Dists were read & filed. The Annual Meeting will be held Dec. 28, 1957 at the Town Clerk's. Motion to ad0ourn was approved unanimously at 6:25 P-M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk December 28 1957 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Town CrIerk's Office, Saturday, Dec. 28, 1957 at 9:00 A.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon, Justices, T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock - Councilmen, A. W. McElwee, J. R. Roe. Also present was B.V. Boynton. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Moved by Justice Faxgield that the Town Board hire H. E. Simpson to prepare an appeal to the State Board pf.Equalization on the equalization rates adopted by the Board of Supervisors on Dec. 2, 1957. S Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote: - Ayes - Maxfield-McElwee-Hartsock-Roe. Noes 0. QQFXJ_�ed. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the Tompkins County Trust Co. and the First National Banks are designated. as the depository of all funds coming into the hands of Town Officers of the Town of Ithaca,; and be it further RESOLVED that this designation -shall continue in effect until revoked by action of the Town Board. Seconded by Councilman Floe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Rae-McElwee-Hartsock. Noes 0. Ganrl:e�l Noved by Councilman Roe to send a certified copy of a transfer of all rights of franchise granted to Leslie and Harry Crispell to Crispell Charter Service Inc. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote: Ayes-Roe-Hartsock-McElwee-Maxfield. No 0. The books and accounts of the Town Clerk end the Supervisor were audited and signed. The case books of the Justices were reviewed. Hwy Moved by Justice'Hartsock the following bonds be approved: - Supervisor -Town Clerk- Collector and Highway Supt. Seconded by Councilman Roe and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock- Maxfield-Roe-McElwee. Noes 0. Approved and signed. ZarzXl}eci Moved by Justice Maxfield the Town Clerk beaauthorized to employ :the services`,ofc>an-yaszistantc3n?;,t;beY -work of,;jtaxc,4o-o2,1eot.i.an 1(-;n ivheria heeded: Seconded by Councilman Roel and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-Maxfield-Roe-Hartsock-McElwee. Noes 0. Carried. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 1:30 P.Y. Supervisor's General -Receipts .n61552.90 Supervisor's Highway°Receipts 869507.65 Town Clerk's receipts �10426.25 Justice Maxfield's receipts $l08.04 Justice Hortsock's receipts Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk Disbursements $46790*63 Disbursements P53799.89 Disbursements $10426.25 State Comp. 105.54 Ba1.2 it it January 2 1958 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Ithaca, 11. Y. on Thursday, Jan. 2, 1958 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon, Justices, T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock - Councilmen,.F. C; Marshall.' A, F. McElwee. Also present were C. H. Newman, Attorney, Harry Baker, H'-way Supt. , F.-C. I`iarcham, Mayor of the Village of Cayuga Heights, W. S. Handel & B. V. Boynton, Assessor.* The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Mr. Marcham asked to have the land where the Cayuga Heights Sewer is located annexed to the Village. A map of this property was presented and filed. Moved by Justice Maxfield the following resolution: WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees of the Village of Cayuga. Heights h-s requested the consent of this Board to the annexation by the Village of certain uninhabited lands adjoining the western boundary -of the Village, upon which is located the Village Sewer disposal plant; and. WHEREAS, the territory to be annexed is described in a document to be filed with the Town Clerk, entitled "Consent of the Members of the Town Board of the Town Of Ithaca to the annexation by the Village of Cayuga Heights of Uninhabited Lands Owned by Said Village, Pursuant to Section 348-a of the Village Law"; RESOLVED, that this Board approves the annexation of said territory to the Village of Cayuga Heights, upon condition that the Village continue to pay its proper share of any assessments against property in the Willow -Point Lake Road Water District, which -would be payable if such territory were not annexed. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield- Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee. Noes Moved by Justice Maxfield that Rachel T. Hanshaw be appointed Registrar of Vital Statistics for two year term to expire on December 31, 1959. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield4;McE7_?aee-tia.rshall-Ha.rtsock. No 0. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Supervisor's bond -Gen - be approved. Seconded by Justice Maxfield and approved by the following vote*Ayes-Maxfield-NeElwee-Marshall-Hartsock. Noes 0.0'"al Moved by Justice Maxfield the salaries of Town Officers and employees be as follows:- • Name Office Salary Payable H. N. Gordon Supervisor $5000.00 Annually Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk 3500.00 quarterly T. B. Maxfield Justice of the Peace 700.00 Semi -Annual F. R. Hartsock Justice of the Peace 1800.00 Quarterly A. W. McElwee Councilma.m 400.00 Semi -Annual F, C. Marshall Councilman 400.00 Semi -Annual Harry U. Baker Highway Supt. 5200.00 Monthly B. V. Boynton As 4500.00 Monthly ..Rachel T. Hanshaw Registrar 50.00 Annually Election Inspectors 15.00 per day Annually Custodians of Election Machines 2.00 per hour -Annually Mileage .for .'Mown Eusiness 8C per mile. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Hartsock-14a.rshall-McEliree. Noes 0. A list of the Town Highway employees was presented and filed. Loved by Councilman McElwee that the regular meetings of the Town 3oord be held the first Thursday of each month at 5:00 P.M. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Marshall-Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes Moved by Justice Maxfield that the excess funds of the following water districts be transferred to the General Fund:- C.H.W.D. - p"20.14; E.I.W.D. �i.86;-S.R.W.D. $160.42. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-Maxfield-Hartsock-Marshall- MxElwee. Noes 0. Moved by -Councilman McElwee that Harry N. Gordon be designated as Service Officer for 1958-1959. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote -Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Maxfield-' Marshall. Noes 0.6.try,� Moved by Justice Maxfield that H. N. Gordon be�jdelega.te to the Associatlon of Towns Meeting and F. R. Hartsock as�Alternate del. Seconded ,by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote: - Ayes -Max f I eld -Marshall -McElwee-Ha rt s oc k. Noes 0.Caly Moved by Justice i�axfield. that the Town approves that members of the Town Board, Planning Board, Assessor and Attorney of the Town attend the Association of Towns meetings. Seconded by. Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Maxfield-M(,Elwee-Hartsock-Marshall. Noes The Supervisors financial report was read and filed. The S. H. W. D. report was read and filed. The .E. S. St. W. n.. report was read end. filed. .Bills from 1 to 19 were presented. Moved by Justice Maxfield these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Faxfield-Marshall-A.cElwee-Hartsock.NoO. Motion to ?d journ was approved un6.nImously -a.t 6-00 P.M. "a.chel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk O' U February 6 1958 TheTown Board of the Town of .Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, Feb. 69 1958 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon, Justices, T. B. Maxfield, F. R. Hartsock - Councilmen, F. C. Marshall, A. W. McElwee. Also present were Att. C. H. Newman, H'way Supt., Harry Baker, Assessor,.B. V. Boynton, Farnsworth,.Liberman, Dahman, Elston, Knight. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. This was a. public hearing to consider granting privilege of establishing a dining room for members use in the Coantry Club of Ithaca at its new location on Pleasant Grove Road. After hearing .all ,persons desiring -to be heard the follO'KIng resolution was offered: Resolved by Councilman McElwee, seconded by Councilman Marshall that the Country -Club of Ithaca, at its new location on Pleasant Grove Road be permitted to operate a dining room and place for the serving of foof for use,by the members of the club and their guests, Including any related functions customarily included with such dining room operation. Approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee- Marshall-Maxfield-Hartsock. Noes 0. Mr. Dahman representing the Liberman property requested the Town Board consider the annexation of the Liberman property to the City of Ithaca. Urstice Maxfield suggested that more study of this situation be given with maps of the territory and other hearings. A letter from the Planning Board in regard to the Liberman property was read. Justice Maxfield tendered his resignation, effective March 1. Mr. Knight was present and asked that the Knights East Ithaca property be changed from residential to Industrial. The matter was -re referred to the Plahning Board. Mr. Newman reported that the annexation of the Sewer Plant land to the Village of Cayuga Heights has been completed and recognized by the State. A letter from Claude Kulp in regard to sewer for Renwick Hieghts and asking for the Lozier Co Engineers to make the desired study was read. Moved by Justice Maxfield that the sum of One Thousand Dollars or so much thereof as me be necessarybe, and the same hereby is appropriated to pay the cost of preparing a general map and plan for providing sanitary sewer facilities and services in that portion of the Town commonly known as Renwick Heights; that the Supervisor be authorized to execute a contract with the W. S. 1-ozic:' Company of Rochester for the preparation of such map and plan; the expense thereof to be charged to the district benefited if a sewer district is established therein, otherwise the expense to be a. Town charge, as provided in Sec- 191-a of the Town Law; and be it further Reeolved that the Supervisor be authorized to make application to the Superintendent of Public Works, pursuant to Sec. 31 of the Public Works Law for a. State grant to the extent of one-half of the cost of such map and plan. Seconded by Councilman McElwee. This resolution shall be subject to a permissive referendum. approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Maxfield-Marshall-I,icElwee-Hartsock Noes 0. The matter of property in the Haller Street area in regard to sewer uas discussed hut- no action taken. Loved by Councilman McElwee the Tow n employ the services of Lozier Co. Engineers to prepare plans and estimates for the survey of water for the Town of Ithaca.. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Iraxfield- Marshall. Noes 0. A letter from George Ideman asking to have his property on Mitchell Extension zoned commercial was read and referred to the Board of Zoning Appeals. The following reports were read and filed:- Supervisor's Financial report - S.H.W.D. report-E.S.ST. W.D. report. Bills from D?A. 20 to 52 were presented. Moved by Justice Maxfield,' -..seconded- by 'Councilman McElwee these bills be paid.Carried. Lotion to adjourn at 7:00 P.M. was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw - Town Clerk 91 .''arch 6, 1958 The Tcwn Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, March h, 1958 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor,eH.'N. Gordon, Councilmen, A. W. IYIcElwee, Justices F. R. Hartsock. Absent were Councilman F. C. Marshall. Also present were Attorney C. H. Newman, Highway Suet. Harry Baker, Assessor Ben V. Boynton. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. . . A letter from Mr. Maxfield confirming his resigna.tfon was read. Moved by Justice Ha.rts'ock that W. S. Ra.ndel be appointed Justice of 'the Peace to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Justice Maxfield. Seconded by Councilman licElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Gordon-McElwee-Hartsock. Noes 0. A letter from Leo J. Ga.ngl in regare9 to a refund on taxes paid by Frank Bordenet was read. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the claim be denied and the Supervisor` be authorized to write a letter to Mr. Gangl. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Gordon-!°�cElwee-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman McElwee, seconded by Justice Hartsock the following. resolution be adopted: - WHEREAS the Association of Towns has requested the opinion of this Board as to desirability of the enactment of legislation extending the boundaries of the City of Ithaca to include the property of Leonard B. Liberman along the East Shore Drive, Senate Int No. 3358, Print No. 3734, Assembly Ir_t. 4098, Print No. 4422, and WHEREAS this matter was referred by this Board to the Planning Board of the Town of Ithaca and to the Board of Zoning Appeals, and both of said Boards have reported that they disapprove the said legislation on the ground that it will interfere with the orderly development of this area, and that no sufficient reason has been shown for such annexation, and WHEREAS the proposed use of the property in question was opposed by residents of adjoining areas at a public hearing; RESOLVED -that this Board is opposed to the enactment of the said legislation and requests Assemblyman Ashbery and Senator Metcalf to vote against the said bills; and thb.t a. copy of this resolution be sent to the Governor, to Assemblyman Ahhbery, to Senator Metcalf and to the Association of Towns. Ayes-Gordon- McElwee-Hartsock. Noes 0. ' A petition from residents near the Knight Paving Co- plant and a recommendation from the Zoning Board of Appeals asking that rezoning be denied were read and placed on file. A report from the Zoning Board of Appeals on changing the George Ideman property from residential to commercial stated that it would be spot zoning. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the auestion of change of zoning of the Ideman property be referred back to the Planning Board for further study. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes Gordon-Hartsock-McElwee. Noes 0. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. Reports from S. H.W . D. and E. S. ST. W.D. were filed. Bills from 53 to 73 were presented. Moved by Justice.Hartsock, seconded by Councilman McElwee these bills be paid. Approved as follows:- Ayes-Gordon-McElwee- Hartsock. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:30 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk 92 April 3, 1958. The regular meeting of the Town Board of Ithaca was called on•April 3, 1958 at 5:00 P.M. There being no quara.m present,, the 'meeting ca adjourned to April 17, 1958 at 5:00 P.M. • Rachel T. Hanshava Clerk April 17, 1958. The adjourned meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca was called to order at 5:00 P.M. om Thursday, April 17 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor H. N. Gordon, Justices- F. R. Hartsock, W. S. Handel - Councilmen -A. W..McElwee. Absent was Councilman F. C. Marshall. Also present were Byron Saunders - Assessor Ben V. Boynton - Attorney C. H. Newman- Hway Supt. Harry -Baker. - The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Mr. Newman presented°a petition for the establishment of a Water District in the north east section of the Town. The following resolution was offered by Justice Handel: WHEREAS, a written petition, dated April 17, 1958, 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 in the said Town, to be bounded and described as follows: COMMENCING at the southeast corner of the Village of Cayuga Heights, which is also the northeast corner of the City of It'raca. thence North along%the••east boundary of the Village of Cayuga Heights to the north boundary of the Town of 'Ithaca; thence east along the north boundary of the Town of Ithaca to the east boundary of the Town of Ithaca; thence south along the east boundary of the Town of Ithaca, to its intersection with a prolongation of the north boundary o f the City of Ithaca; thence west along the said prolongation of the City boundary to the place of beginning._ WHEREAS, the impr,ofinents proposed consist of the construction and maintainence of a water system for the supplying of water to the inhabitants of said District, including the laying of water mains, installation of hydrants, acquisition of necessary rights of way and all necessary equipment and accessories for the said system; and WHEREAS, the maximum amount proposed to be expended for the construction of the said improvment as stated in the said petition is the sum of 9350, 000. oo.,. it is hereby ORDERED, that a meeting of the Town Board of the said Town of Ithaca shall be held at the Supervisors' Rooms in the County Court House'In the City of Ithaca, New York, on the first day of May, 1958 at 5:00 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 other action on the part of the Town Board with relation to the said petition as mey be required by law or proper in the premises. Secbnded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-Randel-McElwee- Hartsock. Noes 0. The following resolution was offered by Justice Ha.rtsock:- 4HEREAS, the State of New York has indicated, pursuant to Section 31 of bhe Public Works Law,•tha.t it•will contribute up_ to 2% of the cost of plans of approved municipal projects within the limits set by such law, WHEREAS-, the, Town of Ithaca- wishes to make- application for a grant toward the cost of the preparation of plans for Renw,�ck;��t He3!ghtsSe:ve Di stri�L�cx�:xc=�� (estimated cost shown) ; Now therefore Be It RE66L EB, that the Town of Ithaca submit this project for consideration by the Superintendent of Public Works of the State of New York with the request that an allocation be -granted -of up to 2% of the estimated cost of construction for the preparation of plans -of such project; and be it further RESOLVED, that when and if the Superintendent approves the project, and when -and if an allocation of up to,2% of the cost of construction for the preparation of the plans of such approved project is made, the Town of Ithaca will make available a sum 93 equal to that allocat4d by the State of New York. This was seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote: Ayes-Hartsock-I�IcEltvee-Randel. Noes 0. • - The Supervisor explained to the members of the Board the desirability of acquiring; from the D. L. & W. RR Co. a - quit claim deed of its interest in the bridge on the -Burns Road near the Coddington Road, including the'foundatlons,and footings that being a bridge over the former Ithaca branch of the D. L. & W. RR in the Town of Ithaca, together with a release of the railroad's interest, if any, in the road to a. distance of 621 feet on each side of the center line., AND WHEREAS Att . - C - . F.,— NewmaZi lWis prepared a document for this purpose and the Railroad Company has requested that it be executed by the Town, it was moved by Justice Hartsock that the said quit claim deed and release be approved and that the Supervisor be and. he hereby is authorized to execute the same on behalf of the Town. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-:iartsock-McElwee-Randel. does C. Moved by Justice Randel that the Highway Supt. be authorized to dispose of the bride transferred to the Town by the D. L. & W. RR Co. crossing the Burns Road as junk. Said bridge to be removed -by the purchaser at a specified time and at the purchaser's risk. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approve by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel- McElwee-Hartsock. Noes 0? The Highway Agreements were presented and approved by signing. A letter from an attorney representing the Knight Paving Corp in regard to the operation of the plant was read and referred to the Town Attorney for reply, due to the fact that an appeal is pending for the issuance of a. permit. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca will,hold a public hearing in the Supervisor's rooms at the Tompkins County Court House on May 1, 1958 at 5:10 P.M,. for the purpose of hearing all persona for or against a proposal to amend Section 1 of the Zoning Ordinance of the said Town to read as follows: Section 1, Subsection 6. A dwelling is a building used for habitation by one or two families. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McEiwec-Ra.ndel- Hartsock: Noes 0. Moved by Justice Randel that the Town Board will hold a public hearing in the Supervisor's rooms at the Court House on May 1, 1958 at 5:20 P.M. for the purpose of hearing all persons for 'or against a proposal to amend Section 18 of the Zoning Ordinance of the said Town to read as follows: - Section 18-Use regulations. In Agricultural Districts, buildings and. land may be used for any lawful Agricultural or Residential purpose except that any use listed in Section 15 may be carried on -only by: special -approval of the Board of Appeals. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and -.pprovcd by the following vote:- Ayes- Rand.el-/�H�nartsock-l"cElwee. Noes 0. AK� letter from State Traffic control in regard to speed on rn was read The Supervisor's financial report was read. Reports of the S.H.W.D. and E.S.ST.W.D. were filed. Bills from 74 to 96 were presented. Moved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Hartsock-McElwee-Randel. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6 : 55 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk May 1 1958 The Town Board met at the Court House, Ithaca, N. Y. on Thursday, May 1, 1958 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon, Justice W. S. Randel, Councilmen, A, W. McElwee, F. C. Marshall. Absent was Justice F. R. Hartsock. Also present were Attorney C. H. Newman, Assessor B. V. Boynton, H'way Supt. Harry Baker, and about twelve residents of the Town. A public hearing on the North east Water District was called to order at 5:00 P.M., Proof of publication and posting were presented. After hearing all persons desiring to be heard, The Hollowing resolution was offered: - A petition for the establishment of a. water district to be known as the NORTHEAST Water District in the Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins, and State of New York, pursuant to Article 12 of the Town Law, with the necessary map and plan attached thereto having been presented to this Board on the 17th day of April, 1958; and this Board having on said day adopted an order and entered the same in the minutes of its proceedings, reciting in general terms the filing of such petition, the boundaries of the proposed district, the improvements proposed, the maximum amount proposed to ber-expended for the improvement as stated-$n the petition, and specifying the time 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'certifie by the Town Clerk having been published in the Ithaca Journal on the 19th day of April, 1958 and copies thereof having been posted conspicusly 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 Charles H. Newman, Esq., their attorney, and cornell University having appeared by John Burtbn and requested that University proper- ties,be excluded from the district; and A.-J. Kish having appeared and.rer_uested a change in the location of a main; and no other objections having been made and duet-onsid:eration'ha.ving been given to the petition and to all matters presented at such hearing now upon motion of Councilman Marshall, seconded;by Justice Handel IT IS HEREBY FOUND, DETERMINED AND ORDERED (a) That the petition is signed and acknowledged or proved as required by law, and is otherwise suf,ficient;. (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 ptopntad district; (d) That it is in the public interest to grant in whole the relief sought; AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, thatthe establishment of a water district upon the terms and conditions set forth in the said. petition be and hereby is approved by this Board. Approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Marshall-Randel-McElweev NocdoS: Noes 0. Moved by Councilman McElwee,that it -is the intention of this Board that the properties now owned by Cornell University and the State of New York which are within the boundaries of the Northeast Hater District shall not be charged or assessed for any district purpose unless a -ad until the said properties is some way make use of the water facilities in said district. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Randel- Marshall-Gordon. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Supervisor be authorized to sign the necessary papers to send to the Comptroller of the State of New York for the establishment of the Northeast 'water District. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-McElwee-Randel-Marshall. Noes 0. A public hearing was called to order at 7:10 on on amend- mentto Zoning Ordinance Section 18 . Proof of publication was presented. Mr. Schickel objected on thA grounds t:.at the definition of the amendment _was worded wrong . XX,- , "• Public hearing on Amendment to Section/e �:� . of the Zoning Ordinance was called at 71:25.P.M. Proof of publication was presente XX Moved b Councilman McEly*�c lSecond bsy Ci�ur�i]�n�n +iarsl�all th is amendment �e approved Ayas t�cr. wee- ;ar na an e -I�oes 95 The Zoning and Planning Boards feel there is a need for multiple dwellings in certain areas. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the amendment to Sec. 1. Sub. 6 be table.d-._a . Seconded by Qnsh1t1!nNnr Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Ma.rshall-Randel. Noes 0. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Mr. Newman presented a map of the changes in election districts in the Town. Moved `by Council-m--n NcElwoc the new election districts as mapped bd accepted. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved Y;y th-- following 'vote: - Ayes-McElwee-Randel-Marshall. Noes 0. A letter from Sunrise Spraying Service was read. Moved by Councilman Marshall the contract of the Sunrise Spraying Service be accepted. Seconded by Justice Randel and approve by the following vote:Ayes-Marshall-Randel-NeElwee. Noes 0. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. The report of the S.H.W.D. was read -and filed. The report of the F. S. St . W. D. was read and filed. Bills from 97 to 112 were presented. Moved by Councilman McElwee these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-IrcElwee-Marshall-Randel. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 8:00 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk - Flay 15 1958 A Special meeting of the Town Board was called to order at 5:00 P.r1., May 15 at the Town Clerk's Office. The full. Town Board was present, and also Assessor Boynton and Attorney Newman. 7m#, � Moved by Councilman to hold a public hearing in the Supervisor's rooms of the County Court House on June 5, 1958 at 5:10 P.M. for the purpose of hearing all persons for or against a proposal to amend Section 18 of the Zoning Ordinance of the said Town to read as follows: Section 18. Use regulations. In Agricultural Districts, buildings and land may be used for any lawful farm purpose or.for any use permitted in a residential district. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Marshall-Hartsock-Randel. floes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Supervisor be authorized to apply to the State of New York, pursuant to Soction 31 of the Public Works Law for aid up to 2% of the estimated cost of construction for preparation of plans for the. extensiln of sewer to the, Kay -float and Hanshaw Road areas. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote: Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-Handel-McElwee. Noes 0. Moved by Justic$ Randel, seconded by Justice Hartsock that the Supervisor be and. he hereby is authorized and directed to advertise for bids for the sale of Town lands on the Spencer Road which were conveyed to the Town by deed of Violet Driscoll, dated Dec. 20, 1948 and recorded in the County Clerk's office in Book 316 of Deeds at Page 358, bids to be opened at a regular or special meeting of the Board. Approved as follows:ayes- Randel-Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee. No 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that Mr. Newman be authorized to obtain an abstract of title to the Spencer Road property. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved as follows.:-A-,Tes-Hartsock-8andel-riarshall-ricElwee. Noes �. The Supervisor reported that the D.L.&W. bridge sold for �800. Meeting adjourned unanimously at 6:10 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk m June j, 1958 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca.met at the Court House Thursday, -June 5, 1958 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon- Justices F. R. Hartsock, W. S. Randel - Councilmen A. W. McElwee, F. C. Marshall. Also present were Attorney Newman and Assessor B. V. Boynton. A public hearing on Zoning Ordinance change relating to proposed amendment of Section 18, Use regulations was called to order at 5:10. Proof of publication was presented. A petition by twenty one -residents of Slaterville Rd. approving amendment was presented. Also appearing were Mr. Ra.thmell and After hearing all persons desiring to be,heard, the Board adjourned to the Town Clerk's office at 5:13 P.M. The minutes of the Regular and Special Town Board meetings were read and approved. ,Present.besides the Town Board were Attorney Newman - Assessor Boynton -Mr. Ferguson and Carl Crandall. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the amendment to Sec. 18 of the Zoning Ordinance, use regulations to read as follows: In Agricultural District--, buildings and. lard may be used only for any lawful farm purpose or for any use permitted in a Residential District be_approved. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:= Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall- McElwcc-nandol. Noes 0. A petiticl. from residents of the Kay -Boat -and Hanshaw Rd- area for a sewer district to be connected with the Cayuga Heights Villag, sewer district was presented. Mr. Ferguson explained why this area wanted a sever district. Moved by Justice. Randel the following order be acopted:- WHEREAS, a. written petition dated May 18, 1958, in due foam and containing the required signatures has been presented to and filed with the Town Board of the Tcwn of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, for the establishment of a sewer district in the said Town, to be bounded and described as follows: COMMENCING at a •paint in the center line of Warren Road opposite the south boundary of premises conveyed to David L. Ferguson and wife by deed of Roger D. Delain and wife, dated August 5, 1957, recorded in the Tompkins County Clerk's office in Book 399 of Deeds at page 114; thence west along the south boundary of the premises so conveyed to Ferguson and continuing in the same line 2400 feet more or less to the east boundary of the Village of Cayuga Heights; thence north along the east boundary of the Village of Cayuga Heights 1800 feet mor,- or less to a point in line with the north boundary of Lot-- 4, ?, 8 and 9 of the Karr Street Subdivision- thence east on a line parallel with the first described course 270C�_more or less to the northeast corner of Lot 9 of the Kay Street Subdivision; thence southwesterly along the east boundary of Lots 9, 12 and 15 of said Kay Street Subdivision to the northwest corner of lands conveyed to D. Aldus Fogelsanger and wife by deed of Jessie M. Hunn, dated Septcmber 25, 1952, recorded in Book 353 of Deeds at page 53; thence south 69 3' east along.along the north boundary of Fogensanger to the center line of Warren Road; thence southerly along the center line of Warren Road to the place of beginning. AND WHEREAS the improvements proposed consist of the con- struction of a sewer system in the proposed district tc be connected with the sewer system and the disposal plant of the Village of Cayuga Heights; AND WHEREAS, the maximum amount proposed to be expended for the said improvement and for the acquisition of necessary rights of way and for engineering and legal expenses and for all necessary equipment and accessories and incidental expenses as stated in the said petition is the sum of $75,000, it is hereby .�ORDE.RED that a meeting of the Town Board of the said Town of Ithaca shall be Yield at the Supervisorst Rooms in the County Court House in the City of .Ithaca, New York on the 18th day of June, 1958 at 5:00 in the afternoon of that day to consider the said petition and to 'near all persons interested in the subject thereof concerning the same, and for such other action or, the part of said Town Board with relation to the said petition as may be required by law or proper in the premises. Seconded by Councilman 9cElwee and approved by t- e following vote:- Ayes-iandel-I cElwe0-Marshall-Hartsock. Rocs 0. LIVA t" Moved by Justice Hartsock that the contract of Thomas G. Miller Jr. for''engineering services: of -the Hanshaw,,,Road• Sewer-Distriet<be approved .a.ndcthei-Supervisor;.,be. authorized, te.,sign thn 'X�'�; ,•'. Seconded by Justice Handel and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Randelg Marshall -McElwee. Noes 0. Moved ;,y Councilman YcElwee that the contract of Carl Crandall as engineer of the Northeast Water District be approved and the Supervisor•be-authorized to sign the same. Seconded by Justice Handel and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Randel- -Marsha.11-Hartsock. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Supervisor be authorized to write the City of Ithaca that the Town Board would be glad to participate in the hydraulic study, subject to a cost estimate of what the Town's share would be. Seconded by Justice Handel and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Handel-Hartsock- Marshall. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Supervisor be authorized to tign the ri__ht.of way agreements requested by the City of Ithaca, across the Town's properties at 404 Spencer and.580 Spencer Road for the laying of sewer. Seconded by Justice Handel and approved by the.following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Randel-Ha.rtsock- I41arshall. Noes. 0.. , The Supervisors financial report was read and filed.. The E. S. St. W. 'D.rreport was read and filed ,The S.H. W. D. report was read and filed. The Town Board will meet at the Town Clerk's office at 5:O0 P.V., July 1, 1958 to open bids on the Town's property hnretofore used as a playground. . , Bills from 113 to 135 were presented. Moved by Justice Hartsock these bills,be paid. Seconded by Justice Handel and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Hartsoek-Randel-Marshall-NeElwee. floes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:50 P-M- Rachel T. Hanshaw - Clerk June 18 1958 Public .Hearing A public hearing on the Hanshaw Rd. Sewer District was called to order at 5:00 P.M., June 18 1958. Members present were Justices.F. R. Hartsock-W. S. Handel - Councilmen, McElv;ee, Marshall, Supervisor, H. N. Gordon Also Attorney Newman, Assessor Boynton and Mr. Ferguson. Proof of publication and posting were, presented. The resolution and description of the district,wero read. Having heard_ all persons desiring to be heard,,it was MOVED by Justice Hartsock, seconded by Councilman McElwee IT IS HEREBY FOUNT, DETERMINED AND ORDERED (a) That the petition is signed.and acknowledged or proved as required by law, and is otherwise sufficient; (b) That all the property and property owners within the pr.opeeed district are benefited thereby; (c) That all the property and property owners benefited are included within the limits of the propoeed,district; (d) That it.is in the public interest to grant in whole the relief sought; ABD:BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the establishment of a sewer district upon the terms end conditions set forth in the ,said petition be and hereby is approved by this Board.Ayes-All, NoesO. Moved by Justice Handel that the Supervisor be authorized to make an application to the Department of Audit and Control for the approval of the formation of the Hanshaw Road Sevier District. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-?angel-McElwee-Hartsock-I,iarshall. Noes. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Grievance Day Committee shall be the Supervisor and Marshall and Handel with the Assessor. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Iartsock-Il`.arshall-Randel• Noes •.,I'rotion to adjourn at 5:45 P.M. was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw - Clerk RN July 1 1958 Bids for the Spencer Road property owned by the Town of Ithaca were opened at 5:00 P-M- July 1, 1958, at the Town Clerk's office. x� A bid of William H. Lynch for the sum of 36loo.00 was r sented. No other bids having been received, the meeting was closed at 5:15. P.N. Present were Supervisor Gordon, Town Clerk, Wm. H. Lynch and Donald Lucente. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. July 3 1958 The regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca was held at the Court House at 5:c^ P.M., Thursday; July 3, 1958. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon, Justices, W. S. Handel, F. R. Hartsock - Councilmen, A - W. McElwee, F. C.. Marshall. Also present were Att. C. H! Newman, Assessor L. V. Boynton, May Supt. Harry Baker., > The minutes of the previous meeting, public hearing; and Special meetings were read and approved. Mr. Gordon gave a report of the committee's trip.to Albany in regard to the N. E. W. D. Moved by Councilman Marshall that the Town purchase two new voting machines. Seconded by Justice Handel and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Marshall-Randel-McElwee-Hartsock. No 0. Moved by Justice,Randel that the Supervisor re authorized to,sell one of the older election machines to the Town of Ulysses. Seconded by Councilman McElwee cnd approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel-McElwee-Hartsock-1 rc'_F11. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the bids on the Spencer Rd• property be rejected. Seconded by Justice Handel and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-McElwee-Handel-Hartsock-Marshall. Noes 0. Moved b;; Justice Randel that the Supervisor be authorized to apply to the State Traffic Commission for reduced speed of 25 miles an hour in the Christopher Circle area; for a- speed of 25 miles an hour in the Muriel St.-Tareyton Drive area; also request reduced speed of 30 miles an hour on Ridgecrest Rd. from King Road east to the Darby Town line. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Handel-McElwee- Hartsock-Morct0l. Noes .0. Moved by Justice Hartsock ;that the following -be appointed Inspectors of Elections in the Town: - Dist. 1- R# Grace Smith -Florence Had.sell-DU Katherine Bulkley- Dorothy Delaney Dist. 2- R ianct Child -Ruth Davis -DI Louise Bonnett-Mary Fenton Dist-3-Worn Gray -Esther Updike-DiLuella Thompson -Iona Har Dist.4-RTHazel Dunn -Mary Mandeville-D;Alice Pridham-Coral Cotner Dist.>Wera. Snyder-F.eha Loosli-D:Ja.net Raleigh-Gera.idine Furey Dist.6-R:Jane Chaney-- DIElizabeth Mason -Newly Neigh Dist.?-R#Marjorie Hough -Marie Crofoot-D:M.Michel.Black-Eliz•K_iely Custodians -RI C. M. Gray-DIOtis Root. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved by.the following vote:- Ayes-P.andel-Hartsock-NcEl:ee-E arshalh. Noes 0. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. S.H.W.D. report filed. E.S.S.W.D. report read and filed. Bills from 136 to 162 were prccentea. Moved by Counci?m&n McElwee these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee- Hartsock-Marshall-Randel. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 7:00 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw - Clerk. �79 July 17 1958 m A Special meeting of the Town. Board of the Town of Ithaca. was held -at the Court House, Thursday, Jt:ly 17, 1958 at 5:00 P-N. :.icrcber•s present were Supervisor H. N. Gordon, Justices W. S. Randel, F. h. Hartccck - Councilmen, A. W. McElwee - F. C. Marshall. A letter from Attorney King, acting for W. H. Lynch , off c:i InE a biu of '-h"7500.00 .for the property known as the Spencer Rd. Play Ercund owned by the fo.an wac read. The following resolution ;,as offered by Justice 2=n'cl:- WHEREAS, .711liam H. Lynch residing at 515 S. St., Ithe.ca I've2j 'fork has offered the sum of 4�7500.00. for the property known as the Spencer Rd. Playground area, which was ocnveyed to the Town of Ithaca. by deed of 'l; olet Driscoll, dated Dec. 201 1948) recorded in tli- Tompkins County Clerr;'s Office irl Book 316 of Deeds at page 318; AND v.'HL8EAS t'.3; s Loard after ad7r-rt1sing for bids for said property, has received no higher offer; Resolved, that 'the ,aid offer of William H. Lynch. bc� ant the Carrie lierei:; is acccptEd �.rd that the, Supervisor be and he hereby is authorised and directed to execute on behalf of the Town of Ithaca -aliTar to said. William :1. : ;ch a warranty ,deed of sal a rrcy�e: t5- upon receipt of the, purchase price. This resolution is subjeet to a permissuve refer:ndum. Seconded by Councilman i•icLlwec acLd approved by the following �•ote:- Ayes-B:^ndel-McElwee-Marshall-Hartsock? Noes 0. Copies of th*L8 notice to be published and posted in 5 places. Motion to adjourn approved unanimously. Rachel T. lllonshatir Town Clerk 100 August 7 1958 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca. met at the Court House, Thursday, August 7, 1958 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were H. N. Gordon, Supervisor, Councilmen A. W.: McElwee - Justices W. S. Randel - F? R. Hartsock. Also present were Attorney C. H. Newman - Assessor B. V. Boynton. Absent -Councilman Marshall. The minutes of the last and special meetings were read and approved A Metter from the State Traffic Control in reagrd to rate of speed on various Town roads was read. , The following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock:- WHEREAS a representative of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company appeared on Grievance Day and requested'a reduction in its 1958 assessment, basing their request primarily upon a. sunstantial loss of earnings; in the last five years; and WHEREAS the Legislature of the'State of New York at its 1958 session authorized any tax district acting through its local legislative body to exempt from taxation in whol�,or in part the real property of a' -railroad corporation by an agreement In writing; and this Board believes that the Lehigh Valley Railtoad is entitled to a partial exemption; RESOLVED that this Board, pursuant to Section 5-1 of the Tax Law, and on the conditions hereinafter stated, hereby grants to the -Lehigh Valley Railroad Company a partial' exemp- tion•from taxation equivalent to ten percent of the total valuation of the property of the said company as fixed by the assessors -and authorize the Supervisor to execute on behalf' of the Town an agreement with the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company to this effect; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the exemption hereby granted shall be for one year only and shall be upon the condition that the said railroad withdraw the protest which it filed with the assessors on grievance day. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee-Randel. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Town Clerk be and she hereby is authorized and directed to advertise as required by law for bid6 for the sale to the Town of a 5 yard truck, meeting specifications made and filed by the Town Highway Superintendent and available for inspection at the Town Clerk's office. Bids to be received at the office of -the Town Clerk until noon of Sept. 4, 1958, and to be publicly opened at 5:00 P.M. on the 4th day of Sept., 1958 at the Supervisors' rooms in the County Court House. The right to reject any or all bids shall be reserved to the Town. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved by the following vote:-'Ayes-Hartsock-Re.ndel-McElwee. Noes 0. In the Matter of the Establishment of the Northeast Water District in the Town of Ithaca; - A petition in this matter for the creation of a water district having been duly presented to the Town Board, together with the necessary map and plan attached thereto, and an order having been.duly adopted by the Town Board on the 17th day of April, 1958 for the hearing of -all persons interested in the matter on the 1st day of May, 1958, at 5:00 P.M. at the County Court House in the City of Ithaca, New York, and a hearing by the said Board having been duly held at such time and place, and it having been duly resolved and determined following such hearing that the petition herein was signed and acknowledged or proved as required by law and otherwise sufficient, that all the property and property owners within the proposed district were benefited theryby, that all property and. property owners benefited were included'within the limits of the proposed district, and that it was in the public interest to grant in whole the relie ought, and it having been then and there further resolved that the establishment of such district as proposed be-, approved, and application having been thereafter and on May 9, 1958, duly made in duplicate to the State Department of Audit and Control at Albany, New York, for permission :so create such district as more continued from page 100 fully provided for by the Town Law, Section 194, and the State Comtroller having duly made an order -in duplicate, dated July-23, 1958, granting permission for the creation of the district; and one copy of such an order having been duly filed in the office of the State Department of Audit and Control at Albany, New York, and the other in the office of the Town Clerk of this Town, and the Town Clerk having duly presented such order to this Board at this meeting, being its first meeting held after the said order was filed with her; it is hereby -ORDERED, that a water district be esta.blishbd in the said Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, as described in the order of the State Comtroller aforesaid, to be designated as the Northeast Water District of the Town of Ithaca, and to be of the following description and boundaries, to wit: - COMMENCING at the southeast corner of the Village of Cayuga Heights, which is also the northeast corner of the City of Ithaca; thence north along the east boundary of the Village -of Cayuga Heights to the north boundary of the Town of Ithaca; thence east along the north Boundary of the Town of Ithaca to the east boundary of the Town of Ithaca to its intersection with a prolongation of the north boundary of the City of Ithaca; thence west along the said prolongation of the City boundary to the place of beginning. iwoved by Councilman McElwec, seconded by Justice Hartsock this district be accepted and the order filed:- Ayes McElwee-Hartsock- Randel. Noes. ,roved by Justice Hartsock the Lucente matter be referred to the County Highway Superintendent as to adequate drainage and the legal end be referred to Attorney Newman. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee- Aa.ndel. Noes 0. The Supervisor's financial report read and filed. Report of S. H. W. D. read and filed. Report of E. S. St. W. D. read. and filed. Bills from 163 to 191 were presented. Moved by Justice Randel seconded by Councilman McElwee these bills be paid. Motion to adjourn at 6:20 P.M. *as appeoved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk 02 September 4 1958 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, Sept. 4, 1958 at 5:00 P.M'. Members present were Supervisor H. N. Gordon - Justices,- W. S. Randel, F. R. Hartsock - Councilmen, F. C. Marshall, A. W. McElwee. Also,present were Attorney C. H. Newman, Highway Supt. Harry Baker - Assessor B. V. Boynton. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. This was a public hearing on the purchase of a truck for h'way. Proof of publication was presented. Moved by Justice Handel the following resolution be adopted: RESOLVED in pursuance of Section 142 of the Highway Law, the Town Superintendent of Highways is hereby authorized to purchase in accordance with the provisions of Article 5-a of the General Municipal Law, with the approval of -the. County Supt. of Highways the following:- Brockway Model 260L Dump truck complete as per specifications entered with bid opened Sept. 4, 1958 and on file with the Town Clerk for a maximum price of 43,350.Q0 delivered at Town of Ithaca on or about Oct. 1, 1958, with a trade in allowance of $2625.00 on a 1947 Brockway Dump truck. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by `the following vote:- Ayes- Randel-Marshall-Hartsock-McEiwee. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Town Supt. Highways be authorized to attend a meeting of Highway Supts. at Syracuse. Se- conded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes:-Hartsock-McElwee-Marshall-Randel. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Supervisor be authorized to write to the Mayor and Common Council of the City of.Ithaca to ask for their policy in the handling of sew.ergge'f:� om the Town of Ithaca. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved by the following vote:- Ayes -McElwee, Randei, Hartsock,Marshall. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Supervisor be authorized to write the University to ask about their policy of supplying water for the North East Water -District. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Randel- Marshall. Noes 0. +' t The Supervisor's financiaVwas read and filed. Report of the E.S.St.W.D. read and filed. Report of the S.H.W.D. read and filed. Attorney Newman-H'way Supt Baker & Councilman McElwee excused. Bills from 192 to 207 were presented. Moved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel- Hartsock-Marshall. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved at 6:20 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk October 2 1958 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, Oct* 2, 1958 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon- Justices, W. S. Randel,.F. R. Hartsock - Councilmen; F. C. Marshall,, A. W. McElwee. Also present were B. V. Boynton, Harry Baker, Hlway Supt and Attorney C. H. Newman. Present also were representatives from the'Knight Paving Co. The Knight Paving Co., represented by their Attorney Robert Wagner; were asking for permission to sink a -tank for gasoline on their property, which was refused by the Board of Appeals. Moved by.Justice Randel that the Town Board request a report from the Planning Board and Zoning Board of Appeals with recommendations on the subject of Zoning of the Knight Paving Co. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel-Marshall-Hartsock-McElwee. Noes 0. Budget The Preliminary estimates, attached hereto were presented, and the following resolution was offered by Justice Randel:- 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, 1959, the itemized statement of estimated revenues and expenditures hereby attached and.made a part of this resolution, and be it - FURTHER RESOLVED that this Board shall meet at 5:10 P.M. on the 6th day of November, 1958 at the Court House, for the purpose of hearing any person for or against any item or items therein, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Town Clerk shall give notice of such a public hearing in the manner provided in Section 113 of the Town Law, and that such notice shall be published at least twice. Seconded by Councilman Marshall -and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel-Marshall-McElweeAHartsock. Noes 0. Mr. Newman gave a report on the Hanshaw Road Sewer District. Moved'by Justice Hartsock that the order establishing the Hanshaw Road Sewer District be approved and the district be established and the order filed with the County Clerk. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Hartsock-McElwee-Marshall-Raridel.'Noes 0.' A letter from Cornell University in regard to policy of furnishing water to the Northeast Water District was read, with a definite answer to be given within a few weeks. A resolution by the Planning Board in regard to the adoption of a New York'State Building Code as a step to assure more complete and adequate Planning for the Town of Ithaca was read. The matter was tabled until next meeting. A letter from the State Traffic Commission prohibiting Parking on the Danby Road near the entrance to the National Cash Register was read. The following resolution was offered by Councilman McElwee: - WHEREAS the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca is about to submit an application for recreation centers in the Town of Ithaca to the New York State Youth Commission for its approval; and if approved to apply subsequently to the State of New York for partial reimburse- ment of funds expended on said projects, as provided by Chapter 556 of the Laws of 194.5,'as amended, and be it futther 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 New -York State Youth Commission for its approval. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Marshall-Randel. Noes 0. Moved by.Justice Randel that the Town -Board of the Town of Ithaca will meet in the Supervisors rooms in the County Court House at 5:00 P.M., November 6th, 1958 for the purpose of hearing all persons interested in the apportionment of the cost of operation of the South Hill Water District for the year 1959 as provided by Section 202a of the Town Law. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved A by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel-McElwee-Hartsock-Marshall. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Handel that'the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, will meet at the Supervisors rooms in the County Court House at 5:30 P-M. on November 6,'1958 for the purpose of hearing all persons interested iii the apportionment of the cost of operation of the East State Street'Extension Water District for the year 1959; as provided by Section 202a of the Town'Law. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by`the following vote:-Ayes-Randel-McElwee- Hartsock-Marshall. Noes-0. The Supervisor was instructed to get a report from the Regional Planning Board. Moved by Justice Hartsock the following resolution: - RESOLVED that a public hearing will be held in the Supervisors PM rooms in the County Court House on the 6th day of November, 1958,5:15 for the purpose of hearing all persons interested in the renewal of a contract between the Village of Cayuga Heights and the Town of Ithaca, whereby the Village agrees that its fire depart- ment`shall give fire protection to the northeast section of the Town and the hamlet of Forest Home, outside the Village in consideration of the payment by the Town to the Village of the sum of $2548.77. Seconded By Justice Handel and approved by the following vote:- Ayes=Hartsock-Randel-Marshall-McElwee. Noes 0. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Supervisor be authorized to transfer from the General Fund toward the purchase of Machinery Fund the sum of $5725. Seconded by Councilman'Ma.rshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Marshall-Hartsock-Randel. No 0. Moved by Justice Randel that the Town borrow from the First National Bank the sum of $5000.00.X Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Handel-McElwee-Har0sock- Marshall. Noes 0• The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. The report of the S.H.W.D. was read and filed. The report of the E.S.S.ExT.W.D. was read and filed. Bills from 208 to 237 were presented. Moved by Councilman McElwee these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- McElwee-Marshall-Hartsock-Randel. Noes 0.- Motion to adjourn at 7:25 was approved unanimously . Rachel T. Hanshaw - Clerk. XBudget Note resolution of the Town of Ithaca in the amount of $5000,60 BE IT RESOLVED, this 2nd day of October, 1958 by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, as follows: Section 1. That pursuant to the Local Finance Law of the State of New York, the Town of Ithaca, for the purpose of defraying a portion of the cost of highway machinery, shall issue and sell a budget note in the amount of $5000. to mature on January 10, 1959. Section 2. That, except as herein specifically prescribed, said note shall be of the date, terms, form, contents and place of payment and at a rate of interest not exceeding five per centum per annum, as may be determined by the Town Supervisor, consistant, however, with the provisions of the Local Finance Law'of the State of New York; and shall be executed in the name of the said Town by its Supervisor and the seal of the Town shall be attached thereto.' Section 3. That said note shall be sold at private sale by the Town Supervisor at a price of not less than par value and accrued Interest, if any, and upon due execution and sale of said note the sum shall be delivered to the purchaser upon the payment by him to the Supervisor of the purchase price in cash; and the re- ceipt of such Supervisor shall be a full acquittance to such purchaser who shall not be obliged to see the application'of the purchase money. Section 4. The full faith and credit of the Town of Ithaca, New York are pledged to the punctual payment of principal of and interest of said note. Sec. 5. This resolution shall take effect immediately. PRELIMINARY BUDGET FOR THE TOWN OF__._....Ithaa�.�q._....__._..._.�=...._.._ 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) .....20.0.0-0.O Compensation of custodians of voting machines • __.__25.0.0.0 Other expenses Rent -Odd Fellovis-Heat & Elec. _..__200., 00 Voting machines, purchase and repair .Insurance Compensation insurance ------••---•-• Official bonds and undertakings Fire'and liability ;t --•2'.zrQQ+Q� Other _..._._._.._ r Printing and advertising (all departments) Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation -1.4�Q-• QQ Services of engineer and expenses Zoning inspector and expenses -••--A �Q� Annual audit and examination ---- --- - - Publicity fund Employees' Retirement System (town share) -- 2500_z00 �oG�-a-1•-�e�ur-.i.ty._..----.._..._..._....----..----•-._...._...._..._..._-___ 15.RQ... �A TOTAL $-•--1_s-$ 0, 0 0 Supervisor Salary $.....5.5-0-0-0O Office and other expenses ..... - ... 5-0-0-,-0.0 Compensation of employees ------ - - - TOTAL $...___6,_000 00 justices of the Peace Salaries $..••••25.0-0.._Q 0 ' Office and other expenses ---a•QQ•o_S?0 Compensation of employees - -- --- -2.800.00 TOTAL Councilmen Salaries $..... ..... 0 Office and other expenses TOTAL-$3Q4.00 Town Clerk Salary $---._.$.S2 Q.,.00 Office and other expenses --- 2QO.Q0 Compensation of i' { Deputy _ 220.00 TOTAL $00 Assessors Salaries $ 5000.00 Office and other expenses Compensation of employees _ _. _..._.. TOTAL $_..0.5...QA 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 Suet. $--550o,,-oQ Office and other expenses _.__.._............... -Compensation of employees _._ _..__...._..... TOTAL $0 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 $.... 3.9_,.. Q-5..00 • t PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND -PROPERTY Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation $---- _-------- Mileage and other expenses 50:00 Purchase of equipment _. ..-_.__..._ TOTAL _..... Lockup Compensation of employees $....._. ____.._ Other expenses •Traffic Signs, signals and highway lighting 2 Dog Warden Compensation $............... _.._..., Other expenses ....TOTAL..._$._.._..._._._ _... Farest Fires Compensation of fire wardens and laborers $........ 5.Q.a..Q.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 EDUCATION Attendance Officer Compensation $. Other expenses TOTAL $.... ..._.... _....i__. Town Historian Compensation $....._...._. - Other expenses _ _.__.._...._..... 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 $....1,Q0 0 R Q 0 Patriotic Observances $_ 100, 00 TOTAL RECREATION $ --- I 10000 PUBLIC UTILITIES. Cemeteries $.�200. Q 0 Airports TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES $_ 200,E 00 3 MUNICIPAL, INDEBTEDNESS AND INTEREST (excluslyo of district and special improvement debt) Redemption of Debt (Principal) Temporary loans Emergency appropriation loans $.._-...-•..— . . Revenue anticipation loans ..... ..I.................. 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. ..... _.._..... _....................... I ... ,..._........._..._..,...,................-..._..... $1.1...... b...... _...................................................... ....:........_..................._......... .... _..,._............. c................... .._....................... ...,......._...._......,... ,..._...._.,,.....,_.,,.. ... _........_.......... TOTAL $..... .... �_ _....... TOTAL INTEREST ON DEBT $ - _-.......... CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS Nature of Improvement a. ....._..... ........ .�...._...... _. .. _...._.......... __. _, . $..............__. .. • b.................. ..__............ _ .... _........................ _ c.................. ............... _.... _.... _........................................... _.....,._.._..... ...._ ..._ TOTAL $..... _.<........__..... TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $.....__W,.__..._... MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Organisations for Rooms .......judgments and Settlements: (describe in detail) _.•TOTAL _..$'...M._......�..._..... 1442 Accounts, Claims and Demands TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS • CONTINGENT PURPOSES Sec. 112 of the Town Law (Over) .19 GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes $..... 5.2.000.00 Income taxes 30,.s08.68 Franchise taxes on business corporations .......................... Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) ............................ Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) .._•.__......400_R.00 Dog licenses (from county) ..... ........ 900.00 Other licenses (town ordinances) Bldg. permits 150.00 Fines, penalties and forfeitures ............. ..00 ............. 2 -0 --..._..... Rent of town owned property ........................... Fees of town clerk .......1.,.500_1.00 Fees of justices of the peace ....... 00 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 ............. ........ ...... :5.tat.e.... Ald......... ........................... ...................... ................. ----- ---------- 5.00,. 0 0 ..... .......................... .............._................_......... _....... __ TOTAL $..40,.5..8., 58 Unexpended balances (Sec. 1 15, Town Law) $.-•]-,_0.O.p-,00 TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $_.-55-,-358...68 GENERAL FUND SUMMARY Appropriations General government $_.3.9.,20.5- 00 Protection of persons and property ........... __JI0.._00 Education ............................ Recreation 1.1100__1.00 Public Utilities ..............20Q..00 Redemption of debt ....._.........._..... Interest on debt ..... _.... _.... _........... Construction and permanent improvements .......................... Miscellaneous .......................... Contingent purposes ...... 4:.,..Q_0.4...00 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $.44 4195..00 TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $35.,.3.5..8..•.68 AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND $..__.None 5 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. 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 County Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES }AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR H i SHWAY FUND ( ITEM 1 ) 1.1 $----- -...._..._.__..... TOTAL$ .......................... $----------------..._..._ $....._----------...._..._ $----------------------------- .. .... .... TOTAL$...... .... ................. $.................. -.... $----- ----- ----- ------------ $----------------------------- $----- --.-------- ------------ $----- ------------------------ s.15.J.9.Q.00 .3 .$.,..O..Q Q. 0 0 $...33.,.0�0.00 $..... 2.,.0 00 3.r_.0--- 0--..0 0.. .....4.,.Q.Q.Q...O 0 $.... $..-24,-000.00 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 Cstimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM2) MACHINERY FUND• (ITEM 3)—APPROPRIATIONS Purchase of machinery, fools 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'balande 'TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND ( ITEM 3) $.....1.,Q4..00 0 • SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)—APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent Expenses town superintendent ___10-0...00 Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent _.._. Removing obstructions caused by snow Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush _.__,-000 R 00 Other miscellaneous purposes 00 Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law __._._._ .._..... $.....5_,_59 0 *.0 0 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $...1b.,.10Q„00 Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues State & 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 0 0 1.,.50 0., 0 0 $. 1q_j000.00 TOWN HEALTH FUND APPROPRIATIONS Board of Health ", lary of health officer $....._....__.._...._..... -.)[her health expenses __..._...._...._ .. ompensation 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 City of Ithaca Contract 10,000.00 2.548.77 Village of Cayuga Heights Fire Contract Total 312.548.77 Planning & Zoning Greater Ithaca Regional Planning Board 2,000.00 Town of Ithaca Planning Board 2,000.00 600.00 Maps Total ,11 4.600.00 Hydrant Charge 3 375.00 8 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, Highway Supt. 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 Last page - 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 TOTAL TOTAL $_..._._.__...._.._.. S TOTAL TOTAL $....5QQ 00 $......... _... _........... $............... _-_----- TOTAL $_ _...__.._...._..... TOTAL$.......................... $--------------._..._.._. --TOTAL -�---$ .�.9_�_? 0.1•_0 0 $-••--------.._ ._._ TOTAL $._ _0-, 00 $------------------- ._.-..- TOTAL $_.._...____...._..._ Annual WK. BUDGET FOR THE TOWN OF__MIthaca -- 1�,59_ ° 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) ....2QQQA00 ` Compensation of custodians of voting machines ......250.00 _ Other expenses Rent -Heat -Lights 00 Voting machines, purchase and repair 3000,�00 Insurance Compensation insurance -•-- •-• 0 • Official bonds and undertakings .0 -••-.�••---0•0 --••-- Fire and liability ,,,.2500.00 Other Printing and advertising (all departments) Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation . 1000 00 Services of engineer and expenses 00.00 Zoning inspector and expenses •••--�----•-•-- Annual audit and examination — -- Publicity fund -------- --- Employees' Retirement System (town share) -• �Q•Q••-40 TOTAL $...0 0 Supervisor " Salary $....504.,00 Office and other expenses Compensation of employees -•---- --- TOTAL $ ._6000.-00 ,justices of the Peace Salaries Office and other expenses Compensation of employees ------ -- TOTAL 0 Councilmen - Salaries $.,.,._. 800� 00 Office and other expenses -••-_•••-••••-'•- - TOTAL $._..___$..Q Q 0 0 Town Clerk ° Salary $_,.,3800.00 Office and other expenses 2.00; 00 Compensation of employees _ _ 200 R00 40.00 TOTAL 1 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. ..... _............. _........................................ _......................... I ............ _........ $..... .... _.......... -- b......_...._...._,..._.......... _.... _ ._...._...._.._..._..____...._...._...._..._...._...._._.._. c......... ....... __... _.... _... .......... _..._...._._._ .._...._.....,.,.._._._..,-w--...,_ ...................... __.._..._........... TOTAL $... ._.___. _..... TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS $ ......... MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Organizations for Rooms Judgments and Settlements (describe in detail) ........... ..... ................ .... -.......... -............. ....................... I ............ - ....................... 1942 Accounts, Claims and Demands TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS Sec. 112 of the Town Law CONTINGENT PURPOSES 4 TOTAL $ ........................ $..... _..--- .......... $................ ............ $..ko.00...Q.a (Over) 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 Way. Emergency Purposes $• TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY $-•_-_.100, 00 EDUCATION Attendance Officer Compensation $--- _..._-..--.-..------ Other expenses _._.................... TOTAL $ ......................... Town Historian Compensation $ --------------------------- Other expenses .._-..--------_-----.---- Town Library. ; Compensation of employees $..._-.---_---------_.---- Other expenses .... _... ................ Payments to other libraries ....._..................... TOTAL $..... - .... —..._..._..... TOTAL EDUCATION $----------------- -•------.-. . RECREATION Parks and Playgrounds Compensation of employees $---..-.4.Q�.9.Q Other expenses ..... - Purchase of equipment .... _............. ...... TOTAL $.....1000� 00 Patriotic Observances $-=-�4•� QO TOTAL RECREATION $' 1100.00 PUBLIC UTILITIES Cemeteries $._' 200.00 Airports $ TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES 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 $... 7.$.,.QQ.Q..00 Special improvements ... 7.$.t.QQQ.,.00 Redemption -of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law ------------------------. . TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $--33 -9--0-Q.Q.1100 Estimated Revenues State aid $... 2Q90..99 Miscellaneous revenues County 30©O s 00 Unexpended balance �:QQO...QQ TOTAL REVENUES $....... 9.0-Q.Q -QO AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND ( ITEM 1) $.-4-, 000-.-00 9 GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes $..... 5.0-0.Q...Q0 Income taxes .3.050.$.._E-$ Franchise taxes on business corporations .......................... Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) .......... .................. Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) Dog licenses (from county) ..... _..9Q-Q..q..0 Other licenses (town ordinances) .,..._--159-R00 Fines, penalties and forfeitures ..... _...2 0...00 Rent of town owned property .... _...._.__.._.......... Fees of town clerk ...... Fees of justices of the peace -.129Q..00 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 ............ ................ State...Ai...................... ........................................ ................. Q0.00 TOTAL Unexpended balances (Sec. 115, Town Law) TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $--553.58.t 68 GENERAL FUND SUMMARY Appropriations General government- $39_,2Q5..00 Protection of persons and property ----------- -1,0.0! 00 Education ..--...... -_._____._- Recreation 1,-100..00 Public Utilities 20Q-, QO Redemption of debt .......................... Interest on debt _.,.._...-_..-.---..-- Construction and permanent improvements ...... ..................... Miscellaneous Contingent purposes 4,�000.00 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $%k40.00 TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $..55.,.3.58.68 AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND $..... None-_..- 5 TOWN HEALTH FUND APPROPRIATIONS Board of- Health .4ary of health officer ,ther health expenses .ompensation 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 -FcR� �'RD'i"ECTIC�N . try o ri J 1.A N q 1'N G 't '2-0 v I &I G- • _ &r-R 9.5 '�-,o o a .a o j or1:11"b- �-.nv0.O0 �1f�P5 b ao. oo g37�do tiorhl-. �. b0a.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) SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)—APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent $ t5* Expenses town superintendent Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent Removing obstructions caused by snow-1,000.0 0 Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush 8 -O'D 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 e.�so0.oti $ \11,0oti. Do 1-05 November 6, 1958 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House at 5:00 P.M., Nov. 6, 1958. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon -Justices W. S. Handel, F. A. Hartsock - Councilman, Fred C. Marshall. Absent Councilman A. W. MCElwed.' Also present were H'way Supt. Harry'Baker - Assessor, B. V. Boynton - Attorney C. H. Newman, John LaPinto, R. F. Bigley, Ray Niles, ,r.'& Mrs.S. H. Copeland, Mr. & Mrs. R. A. Lawrence and Karl Chupp. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. A public hearing'on the South Hill Water District apportionment roll was called to order at 5:00 P.M. Proof of publication was presented.All persons having been, desiring to be heard,itwas MOVED by Justice Hartsock that the Assessment roll of the South Hill Water'District be adopted as presented. Seconded by Justice Handel and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock- Randel-Marshall. Noes 0. A public hearing on the fire contract between the Town and the Village of Cayuga Heights was called to order at 5:15 P.M. Proof of publication was presented.All persons deciring to be heard, having been heard it was Moved by Justice Hartsock that the contract with the Cayuga Heights Village Fire Dept for'fire protection'in the part of the Town east of the Village and the hamlet of Forest Home for the sum of $2548.77 be accepted and the Supervisor be authorized to sign the same. Seconded by Justice Handel and approved by the fol- lowing vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Randel-Marshall. Noes 0. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. The S.H.W.D. report read and filed. The E.S.ST. W.D. report read and filed. The public hearing on the preliminary budget was called to order at-5:20 P.M. Proof of publication and posting were presented. All persons desiring to be heard, having been heard, it was MOVED by Justice Hartsock that the Town Board does hereby adopt such Preliminary Budget as the Annual Budget tbf this Town for the fiscal year beginning on'the first'day of January, 1959, and further RESOLVED that the Town Clerk of this Town 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, 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. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartaock-Randel-Marshall. Noes 0. Moved by Justice Handel that Rachel T. Hanshaw be appointed as Dog Enumerator for 1959. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-Randel-Hartsock-Marshall. Noes 0. A public hearing on the apportionment of the.E.S.St. W.D. was called to order. Proof of publication was presented. All persons desiring to be heard, having been heard it was MOVED by Justice Handel that the assessment roll of the East State Street Ext. Water District as presented be adopted for 1959. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel-Marshall-Hartsock. Noes 0. Bills from'238 to 304 were presented. Moved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Handel and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-Hartsock-Randel;,3Marshall. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:35. P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw - Clerk 106 Dec. 4 1958 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Dec. 4, 1958 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor H. N. Gordon, Justices, W. S. Hartsock, Councilmen, A. W. McElwee, E. C. Marshall. H'way Supt, Harry Baker, Attorney C. H. Newmanp Assessor B. V. Boynton. Also were N. Schickel, Loran ;4arion, C. H. Crandall. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Handel, present Mr. Crandall submitted plans for the N. E. W. D. Moved by Justice Handel that Mr. Newman proceed with the application to the Water Power & Control for approval of the water supply for the Northeast Water District. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes -Handel -Marshall -McElwee, Hartsock. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Hartsock that Mr. Crandall engage'the services of Empire Soils Investigation for test borings on the McCay Property. Seconded by Justice Handel and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Hartsock-Handel-Marshall-McElwee. Noes 0. Carried Moved by Justice Hartsock that a public hearing be held by the Town Board on January 8, 1959 at 7:30 P-M- in the Supervisor's room of the County Court House for the purpose of hearing all persons interested in the proposed change from residential to light industrial zone of the land described as follows: ' Beginning at a point which is on the northerly boundary of the Elmira Road (Route 13) which point is the southeast corner of pro- perty belonging to Wonderland Motels, recorded in Book 407-194, running thence in a,,northwesterly direction along the northeast boundary of said land to a point 500 feet from the edge of'the Elmira Road. Thence running northerly 400 feet, more or'less'along a line parallel to Seven Mile Drive. Thence northeasterly along a line which parallels the Elmira Road and is 800 feet from its edge to.a point on`the easterly line of the Leland Weaver farm, which'point is 910 feet more or less north of the Elmira Road measured along the easterly property line of Leland Weaver. Thence northerly along the westerly line of property belonging to A. C. Buchanan, a distance of 450 feet, more or less to the'northwest corner of the Buchanan property. Thence easterly 650 feet, more or less along the northerly line of said Buchanan property to the edge of Five Mile Drive. Thence'southerly along the ddge of Five Mile Drive to its intersection with the Elmira Road. Thence southwesterly along the Elmira Road to'the place of beginning. The above described zone is to be subject to such easements and other restrictions as may be required by the Planning Board of the Town of Ithaca for orderly developement of the area and the general welfare of the Town. To be advertised and posted. Seconded by Justice Handel and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock- Randel-Marshall-McElwee. Noes 0. Carried. The Supervisor's Highway bond was presented-yMovpd..by.Councilman Marshall this bond be approved. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved by the -following vote:- Ayes-Marshall-RandelsMcElwee- Hartsock. Noes 0. Carried and signed by the Board. Moved by Justice Handel that the Town of Ithaca participate ' in the operation of the Ithaca Youth Center and the approptiatioh by this Town for this project not to exceed $1300.00, and F. R. Hartsock be the Town's representative. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel-Marshall-Hartsock- McElwee.'Noes 0.'Carried.- Moved by Justice Hartsock that Attorney Newman be authorized to represent the Town in the Del Grover Case. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee- Randel-Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. The S. H. W. D. report read and filed. The E. S. St. W. D. report read and filed. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Town Board ,,, r--=�► request the TOT State Traffic Commission, pursuant to Sec. 564 to approve the recommendation of restriction of speed on Muriel Street Tareyton and Rose Hill Drives. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee- Handel. Noes 0. Carried The Town•Board adjourned at 6:45 P.M. for dinner, to return at 7:30 P.M. for a meeting with Mr. Malone of the State Building Code Commission, who explained many points of the Building -Code and its operation. Moved by Justice Handel the Supervisor be authorized to employ a certified accountant -to audit the Town books for the year 1958. Seconded by Councilman McElwee -and approved, by the following vote:- Ayes-P.Gndel-McElwee-Hartsock-Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. The annual meeting will be held at the Town Clerk's office on Dec. 31, 1958. Bills from 305 to 34Z were presented. Moved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee. Noes 0. A letter.from the State Traffic Commission approving speed limitt-on,,-,8idgerest-8o$,d;:between;,:its;;fnter_section wi:tY .,Kln. g.Rd. East and its intersection with the Danby Town Line of 30 MPH was read Motion:to adjourn was offered by Justice Randel and approved unanimously at 10:55 P.M. R Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk December.31 1958 The Annual Meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca was held at the Town Clerk's office, Wedne6day, Dec. 31, 1958. Members present were Supervisor H. N. Gordon-Justicks, W. S. Randel, F.•_R.�Hartsock- Councilmen, A. W. McElwee, F. C. Marshall. Also present were C. H. Newman, Attorney and B. V. Boynton, Assessor. The minutes of the previous meeting were read abd approved. Whereas the members of the Town Board have examined the audit of the.Town-Supervisor's:,accounts-,'submitted'�l.-byr,T. B t.Maxfield, cehtified6piib'lic=a6countant .Iit'was moved by.<Justige.:HastsDck the H*me-iitlz'a.11dreSpects`�7be=.,approved::andl.a=ropy be attached hereto. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved. Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall Randel- 14cElwee:"•Noesc0. ? Carried. The Annual report.of ZoningoOffieer B. V. Boynton was presented and filed. The Annual report of the Town Clerk was presented -and filed. The Supervisor's Annual report was presented and filed. The Annual report of Justice Handel was presented and filed. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Dupervisor be authorized to transfer from the contin enfV fund to the following items:- Fore,dt Home Light District 522-76 - Renwick Heights Water Dist.- 0"293.64 - East State St..lExt Water District. $17.97 - South Hill Ext. Water District,1,$170-92.X North East Water District, $410.70 ►° Hanshaw Road Sewer District, $401.25. That all such amounts be replaced in the General Fund from the monies raised by taxes for the said special districts. Seconded by Justice Randel and approv ed by the following vote'- Ayes-McElwee-Handel-Marshall-Hartsock. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Randel that the Tompkins County Trust Co. and the First National Bank & Trust bae designated as the depository of all funds coming into the hands of Town Officers of the Town of Ithaca. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel-Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee. Noes 0. Carried. tax Moved by Councilman McElwee that the bond of the Town Clerk in the amount of $386,000.00 be approved. Seconded by Couhcilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Marshall- McElwee-Hartsock-Randel. Noes O.Carried. Moved by Justice Randel that the Town Clerk be authorized to employ the services of a assistant when needed to assist with the work of tax collection. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel-McElwee-Marshall- Hartsock. NoesO. Carried. Moved by Councilman Marshall that the Town Clerk be author- ized to use a rubber stamp as facimile signature. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Marshall-McElwee-Randel-Hartsock. Noes 0. Justice Hartsock report Receipts.$ 2536.20 Disbursements 2536.20 Town'Clerk annual report Receipts'pll,64M2 Disburseht mi�11,648.62 Supervisor annual report Gen. receipts 61,552.90 Disbur. 46,790.63 Supervisor Annual report H'way receipts-6907.65 Disbur. 53.,799.89 Town Clerk taxes 1362,985.04 kd.Co Treas. 3F2,9850'04 A letter from Mr. Gordon confirming the resignation of T. B. Maxfield as Deputy Supervisor was r$ad and filed under Justice reports. Motion_ to adjourn was approved unanimously at 1:30 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw 109 January 8 1959 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the,Court House, Thursday, Jan. $th, 1959 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were,Supervisor, H. N. Gordon -Justices, XXXXYXIUDMI-F. R. Hartsock, -Councilmen, A. W. MCEiwee, - , F. C. Marshall. Also present were Harry Baker, Hway Supt. and E. V. Boynton, Assessor.Absent Justice W. S. Randel. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Moved by Justice Hartsock the salaries of town officers and employees be set as follows: - Name Office Salary Payable H. N. Gordon Supervisor .?SS00.00 Annually Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk 3800.00 Quarterly W. S. Ra.ndel Justice of the Peace 700.00 Quarterly F. R. Hartsock Justice of the Peace 1800.00 Quarterly A. W. McElwee Councilman 400.00 Quarterly F. C. Marshall Councilman 400.00 Quarterly Harry Baker Highway Supt. 5500.00 Monthly Ben V. Boynton Assessor 5000.00 Monthly Inspectors of Elections 15.00 per day Annually Custodians of Election Machines 2.00 per hour Annually Mileage for Town business 8cents per mile. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-F XXMcElwee. Noes O.-Carribed. Moved by Councilman McElwee the salaries of the Town Highway employees shall be from,1,65 to $1.90 per hour at the discretion of the Highway Superintendent., Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes-McElwee-Marshall-Hartsock. Noes O.carried. Moved by Councilman McElwee that H. N. Gordon be designated as Service Officer for the Town of Ithaca. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes -McElwee: Marshall- Hartsock. Noes . Carried. Moved by Justice Hartsock the following resolution be adopted: - RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the.Town of Ithaca, State.of•New York elects to participate as a participating employer in the State,E Employees Health Insurance Plan and to include in such plan its officers and employees, and retired officers and employees, subject to and in accordance. with the provisions of Article Vll (Xl) of the Civil Service Law and the regulations of the Health Insurance Board, as presently existing or hereafter amended, together with such provisions of the insurance contracts as may be approved by the Health Insurance Board and any.administrative rule or directive governing plan. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Hartsock the Supervisor be authQrized to transfer to the Gen al Fund the following/items:- $7.68 fvvm the ✓ W.P.L.R.W.D. - $160.42 fpom S. W.D. - $2.04 from R.H L.D. - $1.73 from�Glenside L.D. - $21.04 f ohm Cay. Hts. W.D. - $46.93 from T.R.W.D. $173.80 from the Health Fund. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved as follows:-Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee. Noes 0-Carried. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Town Board appropriate $1000.00 as a fund for the Town's share of the State Employees Health Insurance Plan. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee. NoesO-Carried. Alletter from Clerk of Cayuga Heights Village in regard to fire protection tax on the Village Sewer plant was read. Moved by Councilman McElwee the following resolution: - In as much as the sewer plant was in the Town of Ithaca at the time a three ,year contract for the fire protection purposes was signed with the Ctth of Ithaca, the Town Board feels this tax is a just tax. This will not be on the tax roll for fire protection purposes after 1959 when a new agreement with the City of Ithaca will be signed. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Marshall. NoesO-Carried Moved by Councilman McElwee the following resolution: - RESOLVED, that the effective . ter`"of each member of the Town of Ithaca Planning Board and Zoning Board of Appeals, now serving is extended so that in the future terms of appointment shall coincide with the calander year. -By this resolution`"the year in which an appointment expires, the term of each member of the Planning Board shall be extended -from July 31 to December 31st and the term of each member of the Zoning Board of Appeals shall be - 110 extended from October 25th to December 31st. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock- Marshall. Noes 0. Carried Moved by Councilman McElwee that William Rolston be appointed to a five year term to the -Board of Eppeals. Seconded by�Councilman Max Marshall and approved as•follows:- Ayes- McElwee-Marshall-Hartsock.-Noes 0. Carried Moved by Justice Hartsock that John Vasse be reappointed for a - five year term to the Planning Board. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved as follows:Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee-Marshall. NGes O.Carried. A letter from the State Traffic Control approving a 30 MPH speed limit om Muriel St and adjacent area was read. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. The report of the S.H.W.D. was read and filed. The report of -the E.S.St.W.D. was read and filed. Bills from No: 1 to 24 were presented. Moved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes McElwee-Hartsock-Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. • Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Town Board approves the Inclusion of the Town of Lansing as a member of the Greater Ithaca Regional Planning•Board at a fee of $1000 for the year 1959. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:-Ayes- McElwee-Hartsock-Marshall.Noes 0. Carried. The Board adjourned for dinner until 7:30 P-M. A Public Hearing on the Zoning a Light Industrial Area was_ called to order at 7:30 P-M. • Proof of publication was read. Present were Mr. & Mrs. Philip Allen -Mr. & Mrs. Robert Child - Mr. & Mrs. Millard Brink -Loran Marion.• Q-What do you call Light Industry? A -Clean working industry, no smoke or noise. Q-Can the boundaries of light industry be extended. Does --it exclude all reslddtitial in this area. Yes Can land on edge of district be excluded for resident & Greenhouse. ,Most of those present were in favor of light industrial area. Pleet ing . d j ourned at 9 :45 P. M. rfi,&L NOTICE Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk Public Hearing Notice is hereby given that a pub- lic hearing will be held by the Town Board, of the Town of Ithaca on January 8, 1959 at 7:30 p.m. in the Supervisors Room of the County Court House for the purpose of hear- ing all persons interested in the pro- posed change, from residential to ' light industrial zone, of the land . described as follows: Beginning at a point which is on ' the Northerly boundary of the Elmira Road (Route 13) which point is the southeast corner of property belong- ing to Wonderland Hotels, recorded In Book 407/194, running thence in a Northwesterly direction. along the Northeast boundry of said land to a point 500 feet from the edge of the Elmira Road. Thence running North- erly 400 feet more or less along, a line parallel to Seven Mile Drive and at a distance of 250 feet from' the edge of Seven Mile Drive, Thence, Northeasterly along a line which parellels the Elmira Road,and is 800• feet from its. edge to a point on the, Easterly line of the ,Leland- Weaver farm, which point is 910 feet, more or less, North of .the Elmira Road measured along the Easterly property line of Leland Weavers Thence North- erly along the Westerly line of prop- erty belonging to'A C. Buchanan a distance of 450 feet more or less to the Northwest corner of the Buchan- an property. Thence Easterly 650 feet more or less'along the Northerly line of said Buchanan property to the edge `of Five Hile Drive, Thence Southerly along the edge of Five Mile Drive to its intersection with the Elmira Road., Thence South- westerly along the Elmira Road to the place of beginning. The above described zone is to be subject to such easements and other restrictions as may be required by the Planning Board of the Town of ; Ithaca for• the orderly development of the area and•the general welfare i of the Town. Dec. .27, 1958 III Jan. 15 1959 A Special. meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca was called to order at 5:00 P.M., Thursday, Jan. 15 1959- Members present were Supervisor H. N. Gordon, Justices, W. S. Aandel, F. A. Hartsock.-Councilmen,-F.-C. Marshall, A. W. McElwee. Also present were Attorney C. H. Newman, Assessor, B. V. Boynton - E. Watson & Elmer Phillips of the Planning Board. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the area, as advertised in the Ithaca Journal, Dated Dec- 27 1958, and a public hearing on the same 1jeld-Jan. 8, 1959 be, and the same hereby is designated as Light Industrial Area., with the exception of the properties now owned by Philip Allen, and the Zoning Map be amended to include this change. The Town Clerk shall publish and post this amendment as required by Law. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee- Hartsock-Marshall-Handel. Noes 0 Carried. Motion to adjourn at 5:45 P.M. was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw -.Town Clerk. 112 February 5, 1959. The regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca was held at the Court House, Thursday, Feb. 5, 1959, at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor H. N. Gordon -Justices,. F. R. Hartsock, W. S. Randel,-Councilman, A. W. McElwee. Absent, Councilman,F.,C. Marshall. Also present were Highway Supt. Harry Baker, Attorney C. H. Newman, Assessor, B.V. Boynton. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Moved by Justice Randel to increase the size of the Planning Board from five to seven members, as provided in Section 271 of the Town Law. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel-Hartsock- McElwee. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Randel that Loran Marion be anpolnted to the Planning Board, term to expire Dec. 31, 1964, and Byron Saunders, term to expire Dec. 31 1965. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel-Hartsock-McElwee. Noes O.Carried. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Town Board approves that members of the Town Board, Planning Board, Highway Superintendent, Attorney and assessor attend the Association of Towns meetings in New York, the week of 1,eb• 9th, 1959. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved by the following vote: Ayes-Hartsock-Randel-McElwee. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Councilman McElwee that H. N. Gordon be delegate and F. R. Hartsock Alternate Delegate to the Association of Towns meetings. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved as follows:-Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Randel. Noes O.Carried. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Supervisor and Assessor be authorized to attend the Building Code meetings in New York the week of Feb. 16, 1959. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-McElwed- Hartsock-Randel. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Randel that the Supervisor be authorized to write a letter of thanks to the City of Ithaca for their cooperation in passing a resolution providing sewer services on a contractorial basis for the Town of Ithaca. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee-Randel. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by J stice Hartsock that the Town Board approves introducto00 ±ii #870 of Assembly Bill. Secondea by Justice Rand 1 and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Randel-Hartsock-McElwee. Noes 0• Carried. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. S. H. W. D. report read and filed. E. S. S. W. D. report read and filed. Bills from 25 to 4$ were presented. Moved by Councilman McElwee these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee-Randel. Noes 0. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:35 P.M. L'achel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk March 2, 1959 - 5:00 P.M. The regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca was called on Monday, Mar- 2, 1959 , instead of the first Thursday, to pass the Bond Resolution on the Northeast Water District as Mr- Newman, Attorney would be absent after date. Members present were Supervisor H. N. Gor)d - Justices F. R. Hartsock, W. S. Randel. Councilman A. W. 14cElwee. Also present were Attorney C. H. Newman aid B. V. Boynton Assessor. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Mr. Boynton and Gordon gave a report of the meeting of the Building Code Commission held in New York on Feb. 18-19-20. A letter from the Planning Board recommending the adoption of the State Building Code was read. Moved by Justice Handel that the Planning Board spell out their recommendation on the administration,of the Building Code, especially concerning inspections and certifications for occupancy. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel-Mcrlwee9Hartsock. Noes O.Carried. The bids.on the Northeast Water District will be opened at the Town Clerk's office at 10:00 A.M., March 6, 1959. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Supervisor be authorized to call a public hearing on the establishment of a Commercial District in the Judd Falls -Ellis Hollow Rds area, upon determination of the boundaries recommended by the Zoning Board of Appeals and Planning Board. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee- Randel. Noes 0. Carried. The following resolution was offered by Councilman McElwee: - Resolution authorizing the construction of a water distribution system for the Northeast Water District of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, at a maximum estimated cost of $350,000.00S and authorizing the issuance of $350,000 serial bonds of said Town,;tBF.pay,, the cost thereof. WHEREAS, by proceedings }eretofore duly had and taken pursuant to Article 12 of the Town Law, the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, has duly established the Northeast Water District of said Town; and WHEREAS, it is now desired to provide for the financing of the `�'�' construction of a water distribution system for said Water District; U67 NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca., Tompkins County, New York, as follows: Section 1. The construction of a water distribution system for the Northeast Water District of -the -Town -of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, including land and rights in land, and original furnishings, equipment, machinery and apparatus, substantially in accordance with plans and specifications adopted by the Town Board of said Town pursuant to Section 197 of the Town Law, is hereby authorized at a•maximum estimated cost of $350,000. Section 2. The plan for the financing os such -maximum estimated cost is by the issuance of $3503,000 serial bonds of said Town hereby authorized to be issued pursuant,to the Local Finance Law. Section 3. It is hereby determined that subdivision 1 of paragraph a of Section 11.00 of the Local Finance Law applies to the aforesaid object or purpose and that the period of -probable usefulness thereof is forty -years. It is hereby further determined that the proposed maturity-ofthe bonds herein authorized -will exceed five years. • Section 4. The faith and credit of said Town of Ithaca, New York, are hereby irrevocably pledged to the payment of the principal of and interest on such bonds -as the same become due and payable. There shall be annually apportioned and assessed upon the several lots andparcels of land which the Town Board shall determine and specify to be especially benefited by the improvement, an amount sufficient to pay the principal and interest of said bonds as the same become due and payable, -but if not paid from such source, all the taxable heal property in said Town shall be subject to the levy of an ad volorem tax without limitation as to rate or amount sufficient to pay the principal and interest on said bonds as the same become due. Section 5. Subject to the provisions of the Local Finance Law, the power to authorize the issuance of and to sell bond anticipation notes in anticipation of the issuance and sale of the serial bonds herein authorized, including renewals of such notes, it is hereby 114 delegated to the Supervisor, the chief fiscal officer. Such notes shall be of such terms, form and contents, and shall be sold in such manner, as may be prescribed by said Supervisor, consistent with the provisions of the Local Finance Law. Section 6. The validity of such bonds may be contested only if; 1) Such bonds are authorized for an object.br purpose for which said Town of Ithaca is not authorized to expend money, or 2) The provisions of law which should be complied with at the date of publication -of -this resolution are not substantially. complied with, and an•action or proceeding contesting such validity Is commenced within twenty days after the date of such publication, or 3) Such bonds are athorized in violation of the provisions of the Constitution. Section 7. This resolution, which takes effect immediately, shall be published in full in the Ithaca Journal, the official newspaper, together with a notice of the Town Clerk in substantially the form provided in Section 81.00 of the Local Finance Law.Second by Randel. The question of the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly put to a vote on roll call, which resulted.as follows: .Ayes-H , N. Gordon -A. W. McElwee -Fred Hartsock_-R. S. Randel. The resolution was thereupon declared duly adopted. Moved by Justice Hartsock.that:the Supervisor be authorized to borrow the sum of $9655. from the First National bank at the rate of 22% , for payment of bills of the Northeast Water District. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved by the following vote: Ayes-Hartsock-Randel-McElwee. Noes. Carried - The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. The report of the -South Hill Water Districts was filed. The report of the East State St. Water District was filed. Bills from # 49 to #67 were presented. Moved by Councilman McElwee these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:= Ayes- MCElwee-Hartsock-Randel. Noes 0. Carried. The meeting was adjourned until March 12 at 5:00 P.ri. at -,,the Town Clerk's office. Closed at 6:25.P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk March 6 1959 A meeting for the opening of bids on.the construction work of the Northeast Water District was called to order•at the Town Clerk's office at 10:00 A. M., March 6, 1959. Mr. Crandall Engineer reported that advertisements for bids had been run in the Ithaca Journal, Syracuse Post Standard and the Rochester'Democrat & Chronicle. Present at the met3ting were Engineers C2rl Crandall, Thomas Miller, Douglass, Supervisor Gordon, Assessor B. V. Boynton, Byron Saunders, representing the Northeast Water District, and various representatives of the Contract bidders. Bids for Contract A, accompanied by bid bonds were as follows: Compagni Const. Co., Cortland, N. Y. $306,805. R. L. Schooley, Auburn, N. Y. 268',696. Oscar DeBree Inc . , Rochester, N. Y. 266239. A. P;otzer Inc., Rochester, N. Y. 243:812.90 Frank Buholtz, Pittsford, N. Y. 234,203. M. A. Bongiovanni, Syracuse, N. Y. 2771165. Bids for contract B were as follows: - Pittsburgh DesMoines Steel Co. Pittsburgh, Pa. 0 32,350. Graver Tank Co. New York, N. Y' 341000. The bids are to awarded after further study of the same by the Engineers. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. 115 March 12, 1959. Town Clerk's Office A meeting of the Town Board was called to order at 5:00 P.M. on March 12, 1959 for the purpose of awarding the tfmritraet for tank and construction in the Northeast Water District. A Quarum was not present so the meeting was postponed until March 19, 1959 at the Town Clerk's Office. . Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk - March 19, 1959. A postponed meeting of the Town Board from March 12, 1959 was called to order at 5:00 P.M., March 19, 1959. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon, Justices, F. R. Hartsock, W. S. Handel, Councilman A. W. McElwee. Also present were Engineer Carl Crandall and Assessor B. V. Boynton. Absent, Councilman Marshall. Engineer Crandall reported that Contract A the low bidder was Frank Buholtz, Pittsford, N. Y. was low bidder and stated he had received a resonable financial statement as to his standing. Engineer Crandall also recommended that the award for Contract A be made to Frank Buholtz and the Town Clerk be instructed to send contracts for him to sign, but the order to proceed be held until approval has been received from the State Water Power & Control. It was so ordered, and approved unanimously. The Pittsburgh-DesMoines Steel Co• being -the low bidder on the installation of tank, the Town Clerk is instructed to send the contracts for them to sign and proceed. It was ordered and approved unanimously. Moved by Councilman McElwee the Supervisor be authorized to sign the contract between the Village of Cayuga Heights and the Town of Ithaca for the Northeast Water District which includes the following; provisions:- 1-The sum of $35,000. be paid the Village of Cayuga Heights as the Town's share of the cost of the lines, tank and pump station, the use of which is on a joint basis. X�dH x :..-.2-.That the cost of operation of pump station located on Sheldon Road be apportioned on the following basis:- 60% of total annual operating of said pump station to be paid by the Village of Cayuga Heights and 40% to be paid by the Town for the Northeast Water District. T)ais later provision to be reviewed at the end of the first year. 31Each political subdivision to maintain the vacilities within their own jurisdiction. Seconded by Justice Handel and approved by the following votet- Ayes-IfcElwee-RHlldel-Hartsock. Noes 0 . Carried. Moved by Justice Handel that the Supervisor be authorized to sign all papers to be sent to the State Water Power & Control.for N.E.W.D. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel-Hartsock-^"MElwee. Noes 0. Carried. - Moved by Justice Handel that Carl Crandall be awarded the. supervising engineer and inspectors for the construction of all vacilities for the Northeast Water -District under A & B in accordance with:,.Section 9-Section A of agreements as of June 5, 1958.'Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following"vote:- Ayes- Handel-Hartsock-McElwee. Noes 0. Carried - Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Supervisor be authorized to negogiate with owners of properties in connection with rightw of ways for the*installJLfiA;on of water lines and land acquisition for stand pipe, subject to preparation of legal papers covering all rights of ways and acquisition by the Town Attorney. aeEonded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElweep- Hartsock-Randel. Noes 0. Carried. Engineer Crandall reported that the plans and contract/ documents for the Hanshaw Road Sewer District have been completed and copies furnished•the Supervisor, State Dept. of Public Works, and the Health Dept. and that the Tompkins County Health Dept. has approved the plaris and forwarded to the State Health Dept. with favorable comment. Moved by Justice Hartsock that Hay Thompson be appointed Republican Custodian of Election Machines to fill the vacancy caused by the death of C. M. Gray. Seconded by Councilman McElwee 116 and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee- Randel* Noes 0. Carried. .The contract between the §kv .9 haca and the Town has been prepared for supplying wa except it is subject to the approval of the Village of Cayuga Heights, and it is Moved by Justice Hartsock the contract be approved and signed by the Supervisor and a copy of the executed contract be.filed.. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Handel-McElwee. Noes 0. Carried. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw - Clerk. April 2 1959 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, April 2, 1959 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justice F. R. Hartsock - Councilmen, F. C. Marshall, A. W. McElwee. Absent, W. S. Randel. Also present were Assessor B. V. Boynton E. B. Watson. The minutes of March 2, 6, 12, 19 were read and approved. The minutes of the last planning board meeting were read. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the following resolution from the Planning Board be approved: - RESOLVED by Frank R. Liguori and seconded by John Vasse that this Board recommends that the Town Board pass a resolution authorizing and empowering the Town Planning Board to approve plats showing lots, blocks or sites, with or without streets or highways as authorized by Section 276 of Article XVI of the Town Law. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Marshall-Hartsock- Noes O.-Carried. A letter from F. K. Bryant representing Artificial Breeders Assoc. in regard to Commercial Zoning was read and it was Moved by Councilman Marshall this letter be turned over to the Planning Board for their consideration. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Marshall-McElwee-Hartsock. Noes 0. Carried. A letter from Sunrise Spraying Service in regard to mosquoito control was read. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Sunrise Spraying Service be given the contract for mosquito control in the Town for the sum of $900. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee. Noes 0. Carried. The Highway Agreements were presented and approved by signing Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Supervisor be authorized to purchase the necessary lands for a tank site for the NoBtheast Water District from C. M. McCay for the sum of $750. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-PgcElwee-Hartsock-Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Supervisor be authorized to investigate the cost of engineers services to prepare a master sewer plan for the Town. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock- Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Supervisor be authorized to sign all necessary papers for the granting an easement to the N. Y. State Electric & Gas Corp, through the land conveyed to the Town by C. M. McCay for a power line to the pump station for the Northeast Water District. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Councilman McElwee that any officer interested be authorized to attend the Assessment Conference at Rochester. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee-Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Hartsock the question of a donation to the Cornell Library be tabled. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall- McElwee. Noes 0. Carried. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. South Hill Water Dist. report filed. East Slate St. Water Dist. report filed._ Bills from #68 to #9? were presented. Moved by Councilman McElwee second by Councilman Marshall and approved by the 118 the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. Motion to adjourn at 6:45 P.M. was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. FA m 119 May 7, 1959 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, May 7, 1959 at 5:00 P.M. ;4embers present were H. N. Gordon, Supervisor - Justice, F. R. Hartsock - Councilmen, A. W. McElwee, F. C. Marshall. Absent Justice W. B. Randel. Also present were Att: C. H. Newman, H'Wa.y Supt. Harry Baker, Assessor B. V. Boynton, Enos Pyle, James Byoucos, Helen Vanaevort. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Mrs, VanderVort explained the finances of the Cornell Library and stated why they needed more assistance.•In as much as a•large number of Town residents use the library, Attorney Newman stated that in his opinion it would be legal to make a contract for• library• services with the Town. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the sum of $2000. from the contingent fund be dpprOpriatedhboCornell Library Assoc. for operating expenses for 1959, and the necessary eontractepapers be furnished by the Library Association. seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. Attorney Enos Pyle presented a petition asking for sewer service for the East State Street and Honness Lane area. Attorney Byoucos read the water system agreement between the Village of Cayuga Heights and the North East Water District. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the wE.ter.;.sy._stemtagreetnbnt between Village of Cayuga Heights and the Northeast 'later District be approved and the Town Board be authorized to sign the same. Secondyd by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Marshall-Gordon. Noes 0 Carried Moved by Justice Hartsock the following fond Resolution be adopted: WHEREAS, the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, by proceedings heretofore duly had and taken pursuant to Article 12 of the Town Law, has established the Hanshaw Road Sewer District in said Town; and, WHEREAS, it is now desired to ;provide for the financing of the construction of a sewer system for said Sewer District, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, as follows: Section 1. The construction of a s7swer system for the Hanshaw Road Hewer District in the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, including original furnishings, equipment, machinery, and apparatus, substantially in accordance with the map and plan accompanying the petition for the establishment of said District, is hereby authorized at a maximum estimated cost of p75,000. Section 2. The plan for the financing of such maximum 6st1mated cost is by the issuance of $7y,000 serial bonds of said Town, hereby authorized to be issued pursuant to the Local Finance Law. Section I. It is hereby determined that subdivision 4 of paragraph a of Section 11.00 of the Local Finance Law applies to theaforesaid object or-pprpose and that the period of probable usefulness thereof is thirty years. It is hereby further determined that the proposed maturity of the bonds herein authorized will exceed five ,years. Section 4. The faith and credit of said Town of Ithaca, New York, are hereby irrevocably pledged -to the payment of the principal of and interest on such bonds as the same become due and payable.There shall be annually apportioned and assessed upon the several lots and parcels of land which the Town Board shall determine and specify to be.especially benefited by the improvement, an amount sufficient. to pay the principal of and interest on said bonds as the same become due and payable, but if not paid from such source, all the -,taxable real property in said Town shall be subject to the levy of an aa valorem tax without limitation as to rate or amount sufficient to pay the principal of and interest on said bonds as the same become due. Section 5. Subject to the provisions of the Local Finance Law, the power to authorize the issuance of and to sell bond anticipation notes in anticipation of the issuance aidd sale of the serial bonds herein authorized, including renewals of such notes, is hereby delegated to the Jupervisor, the chief fiscal officer. Such notes 120 shall be of. -'such terms, form and. contents, and shall be sold in such manner, as may be prescribed by said Supervisor, consistent with the provisions of the Local Finance Law. Section 6. The validity of such bonds may be contested only if; 1) Such bonds are authorized for an object or purpose for which said Town of Ithaca is not authorized to expend money, or 2) The provisions of law which should be complied with at the date of 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 3) Such bonds are authorized in violation of the provisions of the Constitution. Section 7. This resolution, which takes effect immediately, shall be published in full in the Ithaca Journal, the official newspaper of said Town,,together with a notice of the Town Clerk in substantially the form provided in Section 81.00 of the Local Finance Law. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee-Gordon. Noes 0. Carried. A petition from residents of Hill Crest -Drive asking for road.service was read. A letter from the State Highway Control stated that it is not advisable for a Town to take over a road with the right of way less than three rods. Moved by Councilman Marshall the Supervisor be authorized to purchase two new voting machines, one from the_Town of Dryden and one from the Automatic Voting Machine Co., not to exceed the sum of $1461. plus freight. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Marshall-Hartsock-rlcElwee. Noes 0. Carried. Supbrintendant of Highways Harry Baker announced that he would not be a candidate for that office in the coming elections. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the office of Highway Supt. be made an appointive instead, of elective office, and the following resolution be published in the Ithaca Journal: TAKE NOTICE that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca at a regular meeting held on the 7th day of May, 1959, adopted,a resolution pursuant to subdivision 6 (b) of Section 20 of the Town Law, providing that the office of Town Superintendant of Highways in the Town of Ithaca shall be an appointive office from and after the 31st da.y of vecember, 1959• By order of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca. Subject to permissive referendum. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Marshall. Noes-O.Carried. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. E. S. St. W. D. report read and filed. S. H. W. D. report read and filed. Ad J burf`ied:rf.or?dinner ufitil ;8: '-jD_�P P.M. Walled to order at 8:00 P.M. Moved by Justice Hartsock that Leland L. Graham be employed to make an extension map of the Trumansburg Road Water District. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by theffollowing vote: Ayes-Hartsock-. arshall-McElwee. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the salary of the Supervisor be paid monthly, inttead of annually, starting May 1, 1959. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote: Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee-Marshall. Noes 0. The question of master sewer and water plans for the Town was discussed, and the Board decided to adjourn this meeting to Thursday, May 14, 19599 5:00 P.M. at the Town Clerk's office. ;Bi13-s •f�em�.:9�=�tc� ;12:3'were presented. Moved by Councilman McElwee these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by_>cthe following?vote:^,AJea�ti MCElwee-Ma.rshall-Hartsock. Noes 0. Carried. Lbttel,-s 11rorri ,Carl' Cfandall" and jam-.= -tozier '.C6-. , `fX*An' eersr in regard to Master Sewer plans for the Tom were read and filed. Motion to adjourn was approvedlunanlmously !at Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk 121 May 14 1959 An adjourned meeting of the Town Bcard of the Town -of Ithaca was called to order at 5:00 P.Tfl, at the Town Clerk's office. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justice F. R. Hartsock - Councilmen, F. C. Marshall, A. W. McElwee. Absent Justice Handel. Also present.were Assessor B. V. Boynton- E. B. Watson of the Planning Board. The minutes of the May 7 meeting were read and approved as amended. A letter from Thomas G. Miller, Engineer in regard to a proposal for a master sewer plan was read. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Town accept the Eozier Co. proposal d6 April 17, 1959 for a master sewerage plan for the Town of Ithaca for the sum of $15000. and that this proposal is subject to a permissive referendum. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:-Ayes- McElwee-Hartsock- Marshall -Gordon. Noes 0'. Carried. No action taken by the Board pertaining to the area known as the Northeast Water District as preliminary plans have already been made by the Lozier Co., and they will bring this plan up to date and incorporate in the Master Plan with no additional cost to the Town. A copy of these minutes to be sent to the Lozier Co - for confirmation. Mr. Watson of the Planning Board stated a meeting of the Planning Board would be held Monday night at 7:30 P.M. at the Court Houee to discuss the developement of the Schoehfeld- Heasley-Underwood areas. Motion,to adjourn at 6:10 was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk 122 June 4, 1959 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, June ki, 1959 a5 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Justices, F. R. Hartsock, W. S. Handel - Councilmen, A. W. McElwee, F. C. Marshall. Also present were Attorney C. H. Newman, Assessor B. V.•Boynton, Mr. & T"irs. Gostanian and Earl Bodine. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Mr. Bodine rebresenting residents of the proposed S.H.W.D. Ext. 3,'presented petitions stating that 111 out of 200 residents were against the proposed extension. The question of changing the boundary between Election Dist. 5 and 6 was referred to the Attorney The Supervisor was instructed to look into the matter of flash signs for Judd Falls -Forest Drive corner and also to have the roads marked for safety. The. Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. Report of S. H. W. D. read and filed. Report of E. S. S1. W. D. read and filed. Bills from 124 to 14a were presented. Moved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the followinE vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee-Handel. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Randel to adjourn until June 25, 1959. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes Handel-Marshall-McElwee-Hartsock. Noes 0. Carried. AdDournedat 6:30 P.M., until June 25, 1959 at 5.00 P.M. Adjourned meeting called'to order at 5:00 P•.M.,- June 2S,'1959• Members present were H. N. Gordon, Supervisor, Justices, F. R.. Hartsock, W. S. Randel - Councilmen, F. C. Marshall, A. W. McElwee. Also present were Att'y C. H. Newman, Assessor B.-V. Boynton. The list of Election Inspectors approved by County Chairmen— Daniel Crowley and Frederick Bryant were presented. 11 Moved by Justice Hartsock the following be appointed Inspectors of Elections for the Town for 1959:- Republican Democrat Dist. 1 - Stella Snyder -Florence Hadsell - Tom Mix - Iona Hart Dist. 2 - Janet Child -Ruth Davis Martha Schmidt -Louise Bonnett Dist. 3 - Cora Gray -Bessie Steele Luella Thompson -Mary Fenton Dist. 4 - Hazel Dunn -Mary Mandeville Coral -Cotner -Alice Pridham Dist. 5 - Very Snyder-Reha Loosli Janet Raleigh -Geraldine Furey Dist. 6 - Mildred Chaney -Clara Bartholf Elizabeth Mason -Newly Neigh Dist. 7 - Marjorie Hough -Marie Crpfoot M.Michel Black-Zirel Dowd Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote: Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee-Handel-Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Councilman Marshall that Polling Place 3 be changed from Hudson St. to National Cash Register. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Marshall-McElwee-Hartsock- Randel. Noes 0. Carried. Grievance Day will be held at the Town Clerk's office on July 14, 1959 from 9 to 2. Councilmen McElwee, Marshall and Justice Randell will assist the Supervisor and Assessor at these hearings. A letter from Frederick Bryant,on behalf the Artificial Breeders, in regard to making the Ideman area a commercial district was read. A letter from Town of Danby In regard to Zoning was read. Moved by Justice Randel, second by Councilman McElwee to adjourn at 6:00 P.M. was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw - Clerk. July 2_, 1959 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, July 8, 1959 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon, Justices, W. S. Randel,,F. R. Hartsock - Councilmen,,F. C. Marshall, A. W. McElwee. Also present were Att'y C. Hi, Newman, Assessor, B. V. Boynton and W. E. Dennis. The minutes of the previous meeting and adjourned meeting were read and.approved as corrected. W. E. Dennis presented a map ,of a subdivision off Hudson St. In the Town, asking the Town to accept a new highway in this area. The Planning Board has approved the layout of this ghghway, subject to the approval of the Highway Superintendent, Moved by Justice Handel to authorize the Attorney to confer with the Village of Cayuga Heights to draw up a suitable agreement for the Hanshaw Road Sewer District. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel-Hartsock-Marshall: McElwee,. Noed 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Randel that the property,on Sheldon Road belonging to the City of Ithaca and including the Water Tank be exempt from taxation. Seconded by„Councilm?Lu Marshall and approved by the following,vote:- Ayes-Rand.el-Marshall-McElwee-Hartsock. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Randel that the Christopher Circle Tank ?/ property In the-�Nlw- E. W. D. be exempt from taxation. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Randel-McElwee-Marshall=Hartsock. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Water:.System agreement between the Village of Cayuga Heights and the Town of Ithaca, acting for the N. E. W. D. be approved, subject to the approval of the Chairman of the Water District Committee. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee- Marshall-Randel. Noes 6.' Carried The Supervisor's financial The S. H. W. D. report was The E. S. St. W. D., report report was read and filed. read and filed. was read and filed. Bills from 143 to 167 were presented. Moved by Councilman McElwee these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Randel-Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. Lotion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:45 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk July 21. 1959. The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Town Clerk's �tr;I : 'S office, July 21, 1959 at 7:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor H. N. Gordon - Justices F. R. Hartsock, W. S. Rande14 - Councilman A�, W. McElwee.,Also present were Attorney C. H-. Newman & Neil Stamp. Absent F. C. Marshall Moved by Councilman McElwee the following resolution be adopted: - It is the recommendation of the Planning Board that an"open development area" be established, In accordance with Section 280-a(4) of'Town Law, in the area known as Hudson Heights subdivision of W. E.-Dennis as shown on a map of L. L. Graham, dated April 16,,1959•, with -the following conditions: (11 Noy certificate of occupancy will be issued unless the developer completes all public improvements to the satisfaction of the proper authority, or unless a satisfactory bond is posted. (2) If, in the opinion of the proper authority, satisfactory progress is not made on this subdivision prior to December 31, 1959, all outstanding building permits may be revoked unless developer provides a satisfactory bond guaranteeing that all work in connection with development will be completed prior to,June 30•, 1960. Public improvements are intended to include all features shown bn the map of L.L.Graham, dated April 16, 1959. Seconded by Justice Handel and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- McElwee, Randel Hartsock. N es 0. Carried. Fhe Board recoVened as a Grievance Review Board. Mr. Stamp, representing Cornell University, asked by petition that the former Country Club property be exempt from taxation, being contiguous to the Campus, pursuant to Section 4 - Sub. 6 of the New York Tax Law. • I Moved by Justice Handel that Cornell University property, known as Old Country Club property be exempt from taxation. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Randel-McElwee-Hartsock. Noes 0. Carried. , Mr. Stamp also asked that the Savage farm owned by the UiLiiversity be exempt from taxation. Based on examination by the Town Board, it was moved by Councilman McElwee that the portion of the Savage farm on the 1959 tax roll remainon the tax roll, with the exception of 120 feet on North Triphammer Road which is being used for experimental purposes, and this portion be exempt. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Handel. Noes 0. Carried. - Justice Hartsock was excused. Moved by Justice Handel that the water line on Trumansburg Road be placed on the exempt list. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Randel-Gordon:::. Noes 0. Carried. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 11:00 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk 125. August 6 1959 The Town Board of the Town of -Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday,.Aug. 6th, 1959 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor,H. N. Gordon ?o Justices, W. S. Randel, F. R. Hartsock.-Councilman F. C. Marshall. Also present were H'way Supt. H. U. Baker - Assessor, B. V. Boynton Attorney C. H. Newman. Absent Councilman A. W. McElwee. The minutes of the July 2 and July•21 meetings were read and approved after corredtions. The following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock who moved its adoption, seconded by Justice Handel, to wit: WHEREAS, the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, by a bond resolution dated March 2, 1959, authorized the issuance of $350,000 serial bondsfor the construction of a water distribution system for the Northeast Water District of said Town; and WHEREAS, it is now desired to provide for the details and authorize the sale of such bonds and to provide for other matters in connection therewith; THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED,.by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca;! Tompkins County, New York, as follows: Section 1. The serial bonds described in the preambles,hereof shall each be designated substantially NORTHEAST WATER DISTRICT (SERIAL)BOND, 1959, shall.be dated October 1, 1959, of the denomination of $1000 each, numbered from 1 to 350, both inclusive, shall mature in -numerical order in the amount of $10,000 on March 1 in each of the years 1960 to 1979, both inclusive, and $15,000 on March 1 in each of the years 1980 to;1989, both inclusive, and shall bear interest at a rate not exceeding five per centum per anum, payable semi-annually March 1 and September 1. Such bonds shall be in bearer coupon form with the privilege of conversion into bonds registered as to both principal and interest, and shall be payable as to both principal and interest in lawful money of the United States of America at Tompkins Countv Trust . Company, in Ithaca. New York, which by contract is the paying agent of the issuer. Such bonds shall be signed in the name of.said Town of Ithaca by its Supervisor, sealed with its corporate seal, attested by its Town Clerk, and the interest coupons shall bear the facsimile signature of said Supervisor., Section 2. All other matters, except as provided herein relating to such bonds, shall be determined by the Supervisor of said Town of Ithaca. Such bonds shall contain substantially the recital of validity clause provided for in Section 52.00 of the Local Finance Law; as the Supervisor shall determine. Section 3. It is hereby determined that subdivision-1 of paragraph a of Section 11:00 of the Local Finance Law applies to the aforesaid object or purpose and that the period of probable usefulness therof is forty years, computed from ;'larch 3, 1959, the date of the first bond anticipation note issued in anticipation of the sale of such bonds. Section 4. The faith and credit of said Town of Ithaca, New York, are hereby irrevocably pledged to the payment of the principal of and interest on such bonds as the same.XXy become due and payable. There shall annually apportioned and assessed upon the several lots and parcels of land which the Town Board shall determine and specify to be especially benefited by the improvement, an amount sufficient to pay the principal and interest of said bonds as the same.become due and payable, but if not paid from such source, all the taxable real property within said Town shall be subject to the levy of an ad valorem tax without limitation as to rate or amount sufficient to pay the principal of and Interest on said bonds as the same become due. Section 5.The powers and duties of advertising such bonds for sale, conducting the sale and awarding the bonds, are hereby delegated to the Supervisor, who shall advertise such bonds for sale, conduct the sale and award the bonds in such manner as he shall deem best for the interests of said Town of Ithaca, provided, however, that in the exercise of these delegated powers, he shall comply fully with the provisions of the Local Finance Law and any order or rule of the State Comptroller applicable to the sale of municipal bonds. The receipt of the Supervisor of said Town of Ithaca shall be a full acquittance to the purchaser of such bonds, who shall not be abliged to see to the applicatlon of the purchase money. Section 6. This resolution shall take effect immediately. 126 The question of the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly put to a vote on roll call, which resulted as follows: Ayes: Gordon, Hartsock-Randel-Marshall. Noes 0. Adopted.; Moved by Coucilman Marshall the following be designated as Polling Places.in,the Town of Ithaca: District 1- Odd Fellow's Garage District 2- Coy Glen Rd. Polling Place District 3-National Cash Register Bldg. District 4- Robb -Riley at Cornell District 5 -Cayuga Heights Fire House District 6 &.7 - Cayuga Heights School. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Marshall-Hartsock-Randel. Noes 0. Carried. %Justice Hartsock asked to be excused. Moved by Councilman Marshall that a public hearing be held at the Court House on Sept. 3, 1959 at 8:00 P.M. to discuss the following additions and amendments to the Zoning Ordinance Ias presented by the Planning Board: -- Art. 1V A relating to Designed Business District.. Amemnment to Sec. 4(1) - Art. 3 -:Insert words"( for 1 or 2 families)" after the word dwelling. 3- The addition of la=Dwellings for more than 2 families but only on approval,of the Town Board". 4- Sec. 4-(3) Art. 3 - Add the words "but only On the approval of the Town Board" after the worn "accomoda,tions". 5- Sec. 26-Art 8- Delete the words "shall be considered a dwelling provided, however, that in residence districts the use of such trailer for dwelling purposes shall not continue for a period in excess of 18 months unless such period is extended by the Town Board"., and insert the words "so prohibited except in a trailer camp". 6- The following area bounded north by Route 13;on the south; L.V. R. R. track;on the east = Judd Falls Road on the'west the City line, be rezoned from residential to a light industrial district, and the official Zone Map shall be deemed,amended accotdingly. 7—Seconded by Justice Randel and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Marshall-Randel-Gordon. Noes 0. Carried. Acclett6r frotiE. B;44,Watson tendering his resignation to the Planning Board and the Greater Ithaca Regional Planning Board was read. Moved by Justice Randel that the resignation of E. B. Watson be accepted with considerable regret and a.letter of appreciation be sent.to him for his services to the Town. Seconded by Councilman Marshall.and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel- Gordon - Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Councilman Marshall a. letter of sympathy be sent to the widow of Elmer T. Hurst. 'econded by Justice Randel and approved by the following.vote:- Ayes-Marshall-RandelOGordon. Noes 0 Carried. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. Report of the S. H. W. D. was read and filed. Report of the E. S. 't. W. D. was read and filed'. Bills from 169 to 116'were read. Moved by Justice Randel these bills be paid. Seconded -by Councilman Marshall aid approved by the following vote:-Ayes-Gordon-Randel-Narshall. Noes.O. Carried. 14 The '-questioh,'of I the. -extension, of thit-:Trnt-nsb, ra 4�ater.District was discussed and a map presented. Motion to adjourn at 7:30 P-M, was:approved:unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk August 21, 1959 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House August 21, 1959 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor H. N. Gordon, Justices W. S. Randel, F. R. Hartsock, Councilmen, A. WL McElwee, F. C. Marshall, H'way Supt. Harry Baker. Also present were Attorney C. H. Newman, Eng. Graham, Rocco Lucente, Attorneys Armand Adams, Truman Powers. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. liability The question of excess water dxmxgm in the northeast section due.to-: "Lucente developement was discussed. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Supervisor be authorized to execute an agreement with Rocco Lucente in regard to replacement of culverts and indemnification for damage to property owners along Renwick Brook as far as Warren Road: Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Randel6 Marshall-Hartsock. Noes 0. Carried. Councilman McElwee was excused. The question of the extension of the Trumansburg Road Water District was discussed. Moved by Justice Randel the adoption of the following resolution: - WHEREAS, a general map, plan and report for providing the facilities, improvements and services for an extension of the Trumansburg Road Water District has been duly made pursuant to Article 12 A of the Town Law by Leland L. Graham, Licensed Engineer, and the same have been filed in the office of the -Town Clerk, where the same are open for public inspection, and the following is a description of the boundaries of the proposed extension: - COMMENCING at the northwest corner of the Trumansburg Road Water District as established by order of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca,•dated May 20, 1948, which point of beginning is In the centerline of Hayt's Corners Road 800 feet southwesterly .along said line from the center line of the Ithaca-Trumansburg State Highway; -thence northwesterly on a line parallel with the center line•of said highway and 800 feet distant southwesterly therefrom to a point 800 feet west of the Duboise Road extended southerly; thence northerly on a lineparallel'with the center line of the Duboise Road and 800 feet distant westerly therefrom to the north boundary of the Town Qf Ithaca; thence easterly along the north boundary of the Town of Ithaca to a point 800 feet distant easterly from the center line of the Duboise Road measured on a line perpendicular to said.. center line; thence southerly on a line parallel with -the center line of the Duboise Road and 800 feetdistant easterly therefrom to a point 800 feet north of the center line of Indian Creek Road; thence easterly on a ]line parallel with the center line Of Indian Creek Road and 800 feet distant northerly therefrom to a point opposite the end of said road; thence in a straight line to a northwest corner of the Tompkins County Hospital property. thence westerly along the north boundary of said property to the northeast corner thereof; thence southerly along the east boundary of said hospital property to the southeast corner thereof; thence westerly, northerly and westerly along the south boundary of said hospital property to the center line of the Ithaca-Trumansburg State Highway; thence northwesterly along the center line of said highway to its intersection with the center line of Hayt's Corners Road; thence southwesterly along the center line of the Hayt's Corners Road to the place of beginning. AND WHEREAS the improvements proposed consist of the construption and maintainance of a water system to be connected with the mainsnow existing in the Trumansburg Road Water District, which was established by order of this Board on May 20, 1948, including the water mains, distributionpipes and hydrants shown on a map above mentioned and all incidental equipment; and whereas, the maximum amount proposed to be expended for the sail improvement is 50,000., and it is intended to finance the cost thereof by a bond issueirunning for a period of not exceeding forty years in accordance with the provisions of the Local Finance Law; NOW THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca shall meet and hold a public heqLring at the Tompkins County Hospital in the Town of Ithaca on the10 day of September, 1959,&°% . at which time all persons interested in the subject thereof concerning the same will be heard; AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this order shall be .4 28 published at least once in the Ithaca Journal not less than ten or more than twenty days before the said hearing, and that copies thereof shall be posted conspicuously in five public places within the proposed extension not less than ten or 4ore than twenty days before the said hearing. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following,vote:- Ayes-Handel-Marshall-Gordon-Hartsock. Noes 0.:4�=tX emoxged�x Carried. • The following resolution was offered by Justice Randel:- RESOLVED, that pursuant to Section 103 of the Town Law all claims presented for audit and apayment may be certified to be true and correct in a statement signed by or on behalf of the claimant, in lieu of verification thereof, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the form of such certification shall be substantially as follows, the portion thereof which is not applicable to be stricken out: STATE OF NEW YORK) )SS County of Tompkins is do hereby certify that all the items of the above claim are true and correct That the property or merchandise shown thereon was actually delivered. That the services shown thereon were actually rendered. That the disbursements shown thereon were actually and necessarily made. That I have benn duly authorized and empowered by the claimant to execute this certificate on his behalf, and I further certify that no part os such claim has been paid or satisfied. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution shall take effect immediately and shall apply to all'claim's hereafter filed.. . Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Randel-Marshall-Gordon-Ha.rtscck. Noes 0. Carried.. _s_ -• The question of easements on the Hanshaw Road Sewer District was discussed. Attorney A. Adams presented maps and a letter written to Attorney Newman regarding the same.•The-matte'r'w'as referred to the Committee of the Hanshaw Road Sewer District. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:15 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. THIS AGREEMENT Made this 2nd day of September 1959, by and between ROCCO LUCENTI, residing at No. 506 Warren Road, Ithaca, New York, hereinafter designated as the Developer, and the TOWN OF ITHACA, a municipal corporation and political sub- division of the County of Tompkins, hereinafter designated as the Town, WITNESSETH: WHEREAS the Developer has requested the Planning Board of the Town of Ithaca to approve a new subdivision in the Northeast Section of the said town and certain proposed roads as set forth on a map of the.said area made by Carl Crandall and exhibited to the said Planning Board; AND WHEREAS the drainage from said new roads and from the landscaped properties where new dwelling houses are being constructed or will in the future be constructed in said sub- division is to be directed into Renwick Brook, and the Town Highway Superintendent is of the opinion that the existing culverts, pipes and sluiceways are not large enough to ade- quately carry the additional flow of water which may result from such development; and the Town desires to protect the owners of properties abutting upon Renwick Brook from conse- quential flood damages; and to have protection from claims against the Town for such flood damages before approving the plans for'the said subdivision and before accepting the pro- posed new roads; NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the approval of the plans for said subdivision by the Planning Board and the accept- ance of said roads by the Town Board, the Developer hereby covenants and agrees: 1. To indemnify and save harmless the said Town of Ithaca from any liability for damages to any property owners in the Tareyton Drive - Manor JAMES F. O'CONNOR ATTORNEY AT LAW ITHACA. N. Y. - 2 - Street - Muriel Street - Warren Road area resulting from excess water. Excess water is defined as additional flood water result- ing from the development of Winston Drive I subdivision. 2. That in event the existing culverts, pipes or sluiceways under Tareyton Drive, Muriel Street or under the driveways of Nos. 129, 131, and 133 Muriel Street, are not large enough to carry the surface water, the Developer will promptly furnish the necessary materials for the enlargement or replacement of such culverts and the Town of Ithaca agrees to immediately install the same, such installation to be at the expense of the Town, and the cost of materials to be at the expense of the Developer. The decision of the Town as to size of materials required for such installation shall be final and conclusive on the Developer. As to the area of Manor Street, the Developer will do whatever is required at his own expense. The Developer's liability under this agreement shall expire five years from the date hereof. 3. This agreement shall be binding.upon the executors, administrators and distributees of the Developer in case of his death within said five year period. Rocco"Lucenti .0 N OF ITHACA By, J Siipo�visor (j JAMES F. O'CONNOR ATTORNEY AT LAW ITHACA. N. Y. - 3 - STATE OF NEW YORK SS COUNTY OF TOMPI�INS : On thisday of,�_�Le-ul 1959, before ms the subscriber, personally appeared ROCCO LUCENTI , to me personally known and known to me to be the same person described in and who executed the within Instrument, and he duly adknowledged to me that he executed the same. STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF TOMPKINS On this 3 A4� day of Notary Pu Yl c Ink GEOC- ifotary Pluhlic, State of New York NO. 53-ir'7rA Qualified in Tompkins County A1y Commission Expires March 30, 19�0 Se'�^1959, before me personally chame HARRY N. GORDON, to me personally known, who being by me duly sworn did depose and say that he resides in the Town of Ithaca; that he is the Supervisor of the TOWN OF ITHACA, the corporation described in, and which executed, the above Instrument; that he knows the seal of said corporation; that I ' the seal affixed to said Instrument is such corporate seal; that it was so affixed by order of the Town Board of said corporation; and that he signed his name thereto by like order. 4e Notary Public Notur of Nev York Qus.'i(i�i'rIF srr•,Rins Ga�ty Term Ex►irs. March 30, i 5..... JAMES F. O'CONNOR ATTORNEY AT LAW ITHACA. N. Y. 129 Sept. 3 1959 The Toth Board of the Town . of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, Sept. 3, 1959 at 5:00 P.I. Members present were H. N. Gordon, Supervisor, Councilmen, F. C. Marshall, A. W. McElwee. Also present were Attorney C. H. Newman, B. V. Boynton, H'way Supt, Harry Baker. Absent were Justices W. S. Handel. and F. R. Hartsock. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Moved by Councilman McElwee the following be appointed as members of the Planning Board to fill the vacancAes caused by the resignation of E. B. Watson and the death of Elmer Hurst: - Walter J. Wiggans the unexpired term.of Watson to Dec- 31, 1960. Walter G. Bruska the unexpired term of Elmer Hurst to Dec. 31, 1961. Richard Perry as an,agricultural member, 5 yr from Jan. 1 1959• ElmendPhilli$sLzto .the=iG'4,IvR:�P;.B..Sedondr,dcby(ai arshhllfahaerippr,oved-as follows; Ayes -McElwee, Marshall, Gordon. Noes 0. Carried. The adoption of the following reaolution was offered by Councilman McElwee: - WHEREAS the HCoard of Trustees of the Village of Cayuga. Heights has agreed with the District Committee of the Hanshaw Road Sewer District upon the terms and conditions for connecting the mains 7. of the Hanshaw Road Sewer District sewer system with the sewer system of said Village for the purpose of discharging sewage therein and disposing of the same; and the said agreement has been submitted to this Board by Attorney Charles H. Newman; RESOLVED that this Board acting on,behalf''of the Hanshaw Road Sewer District hereby approves:,the-sdid:agreement and that the Supervisor be and he hereby is authorized and directed to execute the same. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:Ayes-McElwee-Marshall-Gordon. Noes 0. Carried. A letter from the G.I.R.P.B. with amendments was read. Moved by Councilman that the amendments to the G.I.R.P.B. articles of agreement as submitted be approved and the Supervisor be authorized to sign the same. Seconded by Councilman Marshall, and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee,Narshall, Gordon. Noes 0. Carried. A letter from a resident of Forest Home in regard to traffic on the Judd Falls Road was read. The Supervisor's financial report was read and file�i. The S. H. W. D. report was read and filed. The E. S. S. W. D. report was read. and filed. Bills from 197 to 216 were read. Moved by Councilman Marshall these bills be paid. ''econd by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes -Marshall -McElwee -Gordon. Noes 0. Carried., Meeting adjourned for dinner until 8:00 P.M. A'Public Hearing on amendments to the Zoning.Ordinance was called to order at ' 8: 00 P.M. 'c�a�jezT Proof of publication was presented attached heretos-_-------�- About'25 Townspeople present. Considerable discussion on trailers.Park only in trailer camps. Question, How about travel trailers parking? Answer, Only on approval of Town Board, after trailer ordinance adopted Question, Can park trailer on back of agriculture area? Answer, Only on .approval of Town Boar ,a to �`.tra �or��'nance adopted. Mr. Bryant said-ifthec eg ned Commercial^ zone 't t o exclusion of the present commercial zoning• Designed district would eliminate small business. The Board agreed to hold up action until Mr. Bryant could write up comments on the above, Mr. Bowlsby on Poole Rd. stated he had well and sceptic tank on his lot, but has been unable to proceed with house, and appealed to Board for extension. Moved by Councilman McElwee that Mr. Bowlsby be granted 18 months extension to build house. Seconded by Countilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes -Marshall -McElwee - Gordon. Noes 0. Carried. Meeting adjourned at 9:4o P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk YyYV•!d m• O. 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Cr <e„ c ec caKe w ° cc II. �� �F°iSFr.-+O GN e^i CVOi�� CrnCOr� �nQ.CC .Fi'4Uir�6KI �UP�t�ui d304.Mte'C. ri U7G°-i-i is Q4H 0. 130 Sept. 10, 1959. A Public Hearing on the extension of the Trumansburg Water District was called to order Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1959 at 8:00 P.M. at: -the Tompkins County Hospital. Proof of publication and posting were presented. Members present were Supervisor H. N. Gordon; Councilmen, A. W. McElwee, F. C. Marshall. Absent Justices F. R. Hartsock, AI. S. Randel. Also present were Attorney C. H. Newman, Assessor B. V. Boynton and abut 30 residents of the district, and Rich from the City Water ept. Mr. Gordon opened the meeting, stating with the approval of the district, the:Town Board could pass the district. Or it could be asked for a permissive referendum. Discussion followed. Question. Would thw Tompkins County Hospital maintain the tank. Answer No,•the district would have to do that. Question, Are there regulations in regard -to piping in house. Answer. Yes, the City would have inspector to check piping. An estimated cost to users was given. The question of squaring out the district from the Hospital to the Town Line and to the Railroad tracks was proposed. In that case another map would have to be made and another public hearing would have to be held. - The question of extending water lines to property owners where no highway exists. Would have to be done at the expense of the ownler for the highway and lines. Mr. Gordon appointed the following water committee to represent the district:- Raymond Glauer, Carl Vail, R. A. Ford. The water district meeting closed at 9:55 P.T. A meeting of the Town Board was called to order at 10:00°P.M. Moved by Councilman McElwee to adopt all the amendments -that were presented at the Sept. 3rd meeting except the designed business, which awaits •a " letter from Mr. Bryant. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes -McElwee -Marshall - Gordon. Noes 0. . Motion to adjourn at 10:15 P.M. was anproved.unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw - Clerk. September 15, 1959. The bids for the Hanshaw Road Sewer District on Sept. 15 by Engimeer Carl Crandall, and were A..Plotzker•Co. Inc., Rochester Fred Ballard Const Co., Syracuse Serafini Const. Co.., Binghamton Olin Const. Co., Syracuse Spezio Const. Co., Rochester M. A. Bongiovanni, Syracuse were opened at 11:00 A.M. as follows:- g62,882.50 72, 651.'95 75,830.75 79,979.25 88,023.00 92, 846.75 The A. Plotzker Const. Co., being low bidder, the contract would be awarded after checking by the Engineers. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk 13 September 19 1959 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at tha Town -Clerk's Office at 9:00 A.M., Sept. 19 1959• Members present'were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon, Councilmen, A. W.tMcElwee, F. C. Marshall,? Justice, W. S. Randel. Also present were Attorney, C. H. Newman, Engineers Carl Carndall, Thomas Miller, Assessor B. V. Boynton.�'Absent-�Justice Hartsock. Meeting called for the purpose of awarding the H.R.S.D. contract. Moved by Justice Randel the award be made to A. Plotzker,Co. Rochester, N. Y. in accordance with the bid. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel-McElwee- Marshall. Noes 0. Carried: Moved by Justice Handel that Attorney Newman negogiate with Attorney Adams for an easement on the Warren -Property in the H.R.S.D. not to exceed $3500. and authorize the Supervisor -to approve the easement. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel-McElwee-Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Handel the Raleigh easement in the H.R.S.D. be drawn up in the amount of p500. with the approval of the Supervisor. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote. Ayes-Randel-Marshall-McElwee. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Randel that Thomas G. Miller be employed as Engineer and Inspector for the H.R.S.D. at the rate of 3% of the actual..coiistruction cost. Seeonded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel-Marshall-McElwee. Noes 0. Carried. The bond sale for the H.R.S.D. will be held at C. H. Newman's office on October 7, 1959- Motion to'adjourn was approved unanimously at 10.25 A.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw - Clerk. 162 October 1 1959 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, October 1, 1959 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were H. N.'Gordon, Supervisor, Justices W., S. Randel, Councilmen, A. W. McElwee, F. C. Marshall. Also present were Attorney, C. H. Newman, Assessor B. V. Boynton, Mr. & Mrs. M. D. Lacy. Absent Justice F. H. Hartsock. The minutes of the previous hearing, meeting and bid awards were read, and approved. Attorney Newman reported that the easements between George Raleigh and Stanley Warren with the Hanshaw Road Sewer District have been signed and the same are tb b6.f.iled. Mr. Newman also stated that the bonds for the Hanshaw Road Sewer District were advertised and the same would be opened at his Office at 2:00 P.M. on October 7, 1959. Mr. Newman also reported that the contract for the Hanshaw Road Sewer District had been afia,rdddto A. Plotzker Co.,low bidder. A petition from residents on Muriel Street asking for the name of,the street be changed was presented. Moved by Justice Randel that the petition be tabled. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes Randel, Marshall,McElwee. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Randel that an adjourned meeting and a public hearing be held at the Court House on Oct. 15 at 5:00 P.M. to consider the fire contract between the Town and the Village of Cayuga Heights. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel-Marshall-McElwee. Noes 0. Carried Moved by Justice Randel that the Board of Appeals and the Planning Board be asked to study the change of the area surrounding the McConnell property on the Elmira. Road from residential and agricultural classification to a designed business or commercial district and make recommendations to the Town Board. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:p Ayes- Randel-Marshall-McElwee. Noes 0. Carried.. A meeting with the Town Board and tht_ Pla, ning has been requested by Jack Burns on Zoning at the � a.t Y:00 P.M. on Oct. 15-, 1959. The Preliminary estimates, attached hereto, were presented and the following resolution was offered by Justice Randel:- 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, 1960,,the itemized state- ment of estimated revenues and expenditures hereby attached and made a part of this resolution, and be it ' __ FURTHER RESOLVED that this Board shall meet at 5:00 P.M. on the 5th day of November, 1959, at the Court House, for the purpose of hearing any person for or against any item or items therein, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Town Clerk shall give notice of such a public hearing in the manner provided.in Section 113 *of the Town Law, and that such notice shall be published at least twice. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel-McElwee-Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. The report of the S.H.W.D. was read and filed. The report of the E. S. STs. W. D. was read and filed. The Supercisor's financial report was read and filed. Bills from # 218 to 251^were presented. Moved by Justice Randel these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-Randel-Marshall-McElwee. Noes 0. Carried. Motion to adjourn until Oct. 15, 1959 was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw 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 HE,"\L ► H Z(9ffltv (LftN-Al IIV �' 1.1 05000.00 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) $ $....8.,9.ME 1!�- $/SoQ,o O 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 C�WN Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 4) AMOUNT TO BE RAISED 13Y TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND ( ITEMS 2,3 and 4) 7 00 �v®o.00 0�0 .OcDO, 00 $ T0®,00 $. A o—) f �' G p '7, ©Oo. 0 O $JL -0 '112V I'U41 1EGHUAY PROGI1.UI D..P. W. D. P. W. 'D. P. W. D. P. W. Total Expenditures Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. All Projects Salariesand Wages .......................... ... :......... .................... •....................................... ....................... Materialand Supplies ........................ ..............._._........--...........................---.---- --.............-_.......•-- Machineryand Equipment Rentals ............ .................... .................... .................... .................... .......................... - Contracts with the County or Independent Con- . tractors .................................. ....................•-•--•--•--............................. ------........ ......_............ ............ Other Direct Improvement Costs .............. ............. ....... .................... .................... .......... .......... ....... ................... .. Principal on Revenue Anticipation and Budget Notes................................... .................... ----•-•----•--------.................... .................... ................ ............ Interest on Revenue Anticipation and Budget Notes. ............. ...... - .._.._..._..._._..... - --....... ......... ............................------- Total Expenditures .............. $ $ $ R Revenues State Aid, Chap. 824, Laws of 1950, as Amended _.. Transfer of Unexpended Balances from Other Projects.. .......................... ... Unexpended Balances of Budget Notes ......... ._. TotalRevenues ................. Amount to Be Raised by Tax Outside of Incorpo- rated Villages ............................. $ ................. -. ...... _............ ....._......-........_-............... $ $ $ -BUDGET As AFPROVED BY TOWN BOARD D. P. W. D. P. W. D.P.W. D. P. W. . Total Expenditures Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. All Projects Salariesand Wages . •......................... ..._ _ .....-...._-__ �...... _....._...�.__ __.._--•------- ---- .._..-..........._ Materialand Supplies ........................ ........... ......... .. _...:....... _............_._..___...:._ Machineryand Equipment Rentals ............ . -......-.........................._........ .......... _....._...._.._._... Contracts with the County or Independent Con- tractors.................................. ... ._......... -... ...... _._............_.._.._......_ ..............._._ _ ...._.......... OtherDirect Improvement Costs ..... ........ ......._.........-- -__.. ..._.............---..._......._.................._........_.._.:.._ Principal on Revenue Anticipation and Budget Notes. ................. ...................: ....... - ...... _... ... Interest on Revenue Anticipation and Budget Notes.................................... ... -........_....._ _.._..-......_... ............._.._....._ Total Expenditures .............. $ $ Revenues State Aid, Chap. 824, Laws of 1950, as Amended ................_.........._........... .._...._.......► Transfer of Unexpended of from Other . Projects .................................. ............._.._ .. Unexpended Balances of Budget Notes......... ..... ....-.._... .......... _ ......... Total Revenues ................. $ $ a Amount to Be Raised by Tax Outside of Incorpo- rated Villages .............................. $ 3 $ $ $ 60 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. $_... 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 i S, Town Law) TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR WELFARE FUND HIGHWAY FUND HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM U—APPROPRIATIONS General repairs Special improvements Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues State aid Miscellaneous revenues (20UN-r y Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1) $ I TOTAL $ _ $15"QOd� eO oO0,0_o %c9m� d p GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes �F /0 ` $-.6,00g0! O Income taxes Franchise taxes on business corporations _-_._..._..._-... Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) _ _..__... Dog licenses (from county) �c�0. Ocio Other licenses (town ordinances) Fines, penalties and forfeitures __._.-._..._..__.._ Rent of town owned property Fees of town clerk /e96O_ ale Fees of justices of the peace 15:ODLq Fees of assessors _._...._..._ Fees of tax collector ✓�V�s`J. Fees of constables or police officers .......................... Fees of town library Fees of parks and playgrounds ` DVS T/f1 iE!'7'f .__ O_D_.©o_- - - Fees of airports ' Fees of cepqeteries All other 4-OC 6API l 'IS a $'�- 0 0 Sale of town property _..._.__...._._._..._ Reimbursement from special districts for supervision ....... _........ _.... -.._.._---------...._. _----•--.__ __._�___..._ _ __._. .-....._.... _..... - - _ -- ------------------------ -- ------------------ -- ------ - c� TOTAL Unexpended balances (Sec. 115, Town Law) TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES ` (GENERAL FUND) - GENERAL FUND'' SUMMARY Appropriations General government $3.4, Protection of persons and property __._._a.a® Education Recreation Public Utilities __ate.@a.® O Redemption of debt _.__.__.._ .:..... Interest on debt _ Construction and permanent improvements ___...�._-._.._. Miscellaneous Contingent purposes�0_@., O TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $. d.J ,n 0 O TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $..- AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND $...D_- 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 $._..__.._..._...._.. r 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 $.-q--.op01_�.0 0 (Over) Dog Warden Compensation $---- ---------•------•--- Other expenses . .................... TOTAL $........................... Forest Fires Compensation of fire wardens and laborers $---ID.-�•-0 Other expenses .... --..... ........... ..... Payment to Conservation Commission --- • ...-••--•••. TOTAL $1...�.0 Inspection Costs Building inspection $---._...._-----...._.---- Plumbing inspection .............. ........... Electrical inspection •••••--•-................ TOTAL $...... ... _------------- . Exar-ining Boards Plumbers $---------•------...__.... Electricians .......................... Heating and ventilating -- . -•-• TOTAL $ War Emergency Purposes $_ � 'umul TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY $.-.- �� . EDUCATION Attendance Officer Compensation $---------- ---- ---•------ Other expenses .... -................... TOTAL $--...___...._---:_---.. Town Histcrian Compensation $ ------------------------- Other expenses -— ............... Town Library Compensation of employees $---- -------•-----•------- Other expenses - - - - - Payments to other libraries ......................... TOTAL $....._..._..._ ..._._. TOTAL EDUCATION $ -- - RECREATION Parks and Playgrounds rt Compensation eof mpioyces �► �$I,7O0sQ.0 Other expenses �OEar '�6 -Sg5_p Purchase of equipment _... TOT A __..__.._..__.._.. L $.14D IPQ. O Patriotic Observances TOTAL RECREATIONj%l PUBLIC UTILITIES Cemeteries $ `� Airports $..T._..._..i___._..... TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES $ 3 Assessors Salaries Office and other expenses ••-��tq0 Compensation of employees -- --- ----•------------ TOTAL $a. Receiver of Taxes or Tax Collector Salary Office and other expensesDO,_oo Compensation of employees _•--• .----• TOTAL Town Attorney Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees _.._ TOTAL $,_ _...____.._..... Town Engine 0- Salary $. JMd0.00 :Office and othe xpenses `? O• 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 $..3. PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation $.- -. Mileage and other expenses ,�J �•� Purchase of equipment TOTAL ~ $ , Lockup Compensation of employees Other expenses TOTAL $ Traffic Signs, signals and highway lighting 2 PRELIMINARY BUDGET FOR THE i OWN �P_ ._...��/-f.�.�'�...._.__.. _...._..._.............._ 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 -• ••-•• caoo�oa Repairs, light, light, heat and telephone - Other expenses - --- -•......... Elections Compensation of election officials (including mileage) _eoo.o0 Q O Compensation of custodians of voting machines ....... Other expenses - Rear, rvet.,L# GN7 -••�- ?--�- Voting machines, purchase -and repair - - - --- Insurance Compensation insurance Official bonds and undertakings Fire'and liability Other ! "i A-t1E 145A L.TO P9 oC R A - --- - -- Printing and advertising (all departments) ....... �OAa Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation GHQ-b� Services of engineer and expenses --- - - --- Zoning inspector and expenses -- - ---- - Annual audit and examination ........ _._.___... Publicity fund Employees' Retirement System (town share) - - - -- TOTAL Supervisor O O `U p $.-.-...._..- Salary Office and other expenses , -® ...... 50..a . u 0 Compensation of employees ---•-•............... ^+ TOTAL Justices of the Peace $.3Gbo'°O Salaries Office and other expenses Compensation of employees - - - - - TOTAL $- Councilmen $ Salaries Office and other expenses ------- - TOTAL 0 Town Clark Salary Office and other expenses --J-- o�.q 0 r Compensation of employees ... o d O, O O TOTAL S..44 S0-.0 4 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,- Zoning & Planning Fire Protect,ion City Village g 59000.00 16,000.00 29592.25 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 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 o-Redemption of machinery certificates Interest on machinery certificates e TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues Rentals of machinery Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 3) $ $ ,_00 *-go None 6,00.00 $_1 ,�0 0 ,�00 $_,�,� 0 0 0•�_0 0 SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)—APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent Expenses town superintendent 100.00 Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent Removing obstructions caused by snow _�00000 Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush __ 8000.00 Other miscellaneous purposes _ 2000.00 Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $1a.100._00 Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues County Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 4) AMOUNT TO BE RAISED 13Y TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEMS 2.3 and 4) 7 $- 1100-t00 2000,,_00 $ 3.100.00 $.141000.00 $1.9 i 000,00 TMV "Y:;aAR I'014H lT1GI?JAY PROG1iMI D..P. W. D.P.W. * D. P. W. D.P.W. Total Expenditures Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. All Projects Salaries and Wages ............................ Materialand Supplies ............................................ .................... ..................... .................... ............................ Machinery and Equipment Rentals ............ .................... .................... .................... .................... ... _....................... Contracts with the County or Independent Con- . tractors .................................. ........... -....... ........... _....... .................... ............... ..... ........ ....... ...._....... OtherDirect Improvement Costs .............. ................... ................... .................................. _... ... .................... .... Principal on Revenue Anticipation and Budget Notes................................... .................... ------•----•------...................... ........... ......... ................... _........ Interest on Revenue Anticipation and Budget Notes.................................... ...... - .__.._........---..............._._.....__._... Total Expenditures .............. .I S IA R Revenues State Aid, Chap. 824, Laws of 1950, as Amended ........... _.._... ... _............... ....... ............. ....... ............. ....... _.............. ..... Transfer of Unexpended Balances from Other Projects................................... ....... _........... _................... ....... _........... .................... .............. ...._... Unexpended Balances of Budget Notes..................................._..............................................._........................_... Total Revenues ................. Amount to Be Raised by Tax Outside of Incorpo- ratedVillages .............................. . S BUDGET As APPROVED BY TOWN BOARD D. P. W. D. P. W. . D. P. W. D. P. W. . Total Expenditures Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. All Projects Salariesand Wages.* ......................... Material and Supplies ........................ Machineryand Equipment Rentals ............-......... _.._... ... ............... __......._......._.._-- - ...._............._.... Contracts with the County or Independent Con- tractors.................................. Other Direct Improvement Costs .............. ..�............. �_.. ...�._ .� .._......._ ......._...»....� ......_....»._..._..:.. Principal on Revenue Anticipation and Budget Notes.............. �...._....._.._ _........._..._............_........... Interest on Revenue Anticipation and Budget Notes.................................... ............ ...... .... _...... ......... ... .... ............ ..... ....._._.... Total Expenditures .............. S S It S Revenues State Aid, Chap. 824, Laws of 1950, as Amended ........_._. _......._..... ............... Transfer of Unexpended of from Other . Projects .................................. ...............»... _.................. .... Unexpended Balances of Budget Notes......... ..__......._ .................._......... _... .. _......_.._.. Total Revenues ................. g Q Amount to Be Raised by Tax Outside of Incorpo- ratedVillages .............................. ° a 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 hone 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 County Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1) 6- TOTAL g $ $ TOTAL $ $15.000.0.0 . 18.000.00 000.00 2000.00 3000.00 2 00.,,00 t-Z,-9 0 0-1-0 0 26.000.00 GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes $...... 5,0 0 Q,_0 0 Income taxes .305.08_t68 Franchise taxes on business corporations .......................... Alcoholic beverage taxes (town share) ..... _.... _.... _........... Interest and penalties on taxes (exclusive of fees) ------ Dog licenses (from county) 900.00 Other licenses (town ordinances) Fines, penalties and forfeitures .......................... Rent of town owned property ..... _.---.....-_.-_-_.,-,- Fees of town clerk 1000.00 .......................... Fees of justices of the peace 1500.00 Fees of assessors _................. Fees of tax collector 00.00 .......... ............... Fees of constables or police officers ....................... _..... Fees of town library Fees of parks and playgrounds Youth State Aid 5.0.0.00 Fees of airports ..... ............ ..... ..... Fees of cemeteries All other Building permits 250.00 Sale of town property Reimbursement from special districts for supervision ....._...._.............. ---- -----------------_..---------.-._..__..._ - ...--_..__..._..._....._..._ _ _ ........................ ................................................................................. .......................... TOTAL $... 3.9.,9.5.8-..68 Unexpended balances (Sec. 115, Town Law) $._.20 a 000., 00 TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $_._,98.68 GENERAL FUND SUMMARY Appropriations General government ' $-Sij._00 Protection of persons and property _._....__4.50_..00 Education ............................ Recreation 100.00 Public Utilities __._.______. 200.,-00 Redemption of debt .......................... Interest on debt _...._...._...._..... Construction and permanent improvements .......................... Miscellaneous .......................... Contingent purposes ...... 1w4_000, 00 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $.... J005., 00 TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) $.-.-5.9,__g58.68 AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE RAISED FOR GENERAL FUND $-..-xmft.._..-.. 5 MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS AND INTEREST (exclusive of district and -special improvement debt) Redemption of Debt (Principal) Temporary loans Emergericy 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 $.-__..... _._.......... CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS Nature of Improvement a. .................. __ _ - ..._...- - - ..._.__.._...__. _. b...... .................................. -......... _ - ..._...._. _ _ - ....._._ _- _.._ ._----- - c......... ......................... ........ TOTAL TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Organizations for Rooms judgments and Settlements (describe in detail) 1942 Accounts, Claims and Demands • TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS Sec. 112 of the Town Law CONTINGENT PURPOSES 4 TOTAL �$ _ • $ , no, 00 (Over) Dog Warden Compensation $. Other expenses ..... __.................. TOTAL $___..._..._.._ Forest Fires Compensation of fire wardens and laborers $,,,,,_ 100., 00 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 g -•- TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY $„•.. 5QJC!0 EDUCATION Attendance Officer Compensation $----- _....__._._.-._ Other expenses TOTAL Town Compensation $..... _.._.. _ .-- Other expenses --•--.-- --••----. Town Library Compensation of employees $--- .._....___...._._ Other expenses _..._._......._... Payments to other libraries _._ ... _.... _..... TOTAL $_..._.__. TOTAL EDUCATION RECREATION Parks and Playgrounds Compensation of employees 0 Other expenses Fuel, Supplies, EIeC. ' ------500,t00 Purchase of equipment -------•--- TOTAL ~$_ �24 Q_. 9 0 Patriotic Observances $----•-UD-00 TOTAL RECREATION $A--,100-'-00 PUBLIC UTILITIES Cemeteries $_,,,_ , 200.00 Airports TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES 3 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 'Highway Supt. 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 $.....k:.(?0...00 125 ..s_Q0 ~TOTAL $_...5 , 7-•-00 00.00 TOTAL $_...__ 0 0 , 0 0 TOTAL $ ._5200.00 100.00 TOTAL$,.3 TOTAL $ __ _ TOTAL TOTAL ~$ TOTAL E PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation $— Mileage and other expenses 50.00 Purchase of equipment Lockup ° Compensation of employees Other expenses Traffic Signs, signals and highway lighting 2 TOTAL $ r; 0., 0 0 TOTAL $ 300.00 ANNUAL 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 State Health Program 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) Social 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 1 $......... .................... _ �200..00 500.00 _m1000�.00 1. 00.00 TOTAL $..,.5�.•.00 $ .5000.00 TOTAL $..._5`..s.5 0 0.0 0 - $_ 600-.00 _..._.._._......... _..... 3 , 9 0 0.0 0 TOTAL$_........._.......__..._ TOTAL $. 800.00 $_ 800.00 1501 00 1000.00 TOTAL $_.?4,..9 z0,_00 . 433 October 15 1959 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, October 15, 1959 at 3:,00 P.ir. This was an adjourned meeting from October 1,1959. Members present were Supervisor H. N. Gordon - Justices, F. R. Hartsock, W. S: Randel - Councilmen A. W. McElwee, F. C. Marshall. Also present were Attorney C. H. Newman,. Assessor B. V. Boynton,- Attorneys T. K. Powers, F. B. Bryant, John Burns¢c Loran S. Marion, from the Planning Board. Mr. Bryant and'John Burns appearing for Mr. Ideman discussed the question of pressing the application of Ideman to be rezoned commercially. Mr. Powers representing.the Tompkins County Medical developement spoke regarding office building for doctors on the Trumansburg Rd. It was suggested that the Planning Board be asked to revise the designed business and consider the idea of substituting a p2n.�u! c lftrtnerflal distrietin place of the present business district Moved by Councilman Marshall to adopt the following resolution: - WHEREAS, the amount on hand in the Bridge Fund exceeds the amount required for the balance of the year 1959, and additional funds are needed in the Machinery Fund; BE IT RESOLVED, pursuant to the authority geven this Board by Section 285-a of:the Highway Law that.the Supervisor be and he hereby is authorized to transfer the sum of 1,657.13 from the Bridge Fund to the Machinery Fund. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Marshall-Hartsock- McElwee, Handel. Noes 0: Carried. The following resolution was offered by Councilman Marshall: - WHEREAS the Ceracche Television Corporation has requested permission of the Town for the construction of poles a ni necessary guy anchors at certain designated locations on Hook P1ace,.Haller Boulevard and Elm Street within limits of the public highways, and WHEREAS subdivision 7 of Section 64 of the Town Law.requires a public hearing in such matters; RESOLVED, that a public hearing be held upon the above request on the 5th day of November, 1959 at 5:10 P.M., and that the Clerk be d1rected to publish a notice of said hearing at least ten days before the hearing. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Marshall-McElwee-Hartsock-Ra.ndel. Noes 0. Carried. A public hearing on the fire contract between the Town of Ithaca and the Village of.Cayuga Heights was called to order at 5:00 P.M. Proof of publication was presented. All persons desiring to be heard,, having been heard, it was MOVED by Justice Randel that the contract with the Cayuga Heights Village Fire Dept. for fire protection in the part of the Town east of the Village and the Harslet of Forest Home for the sum of $2592.25 , be accepted and the Supervisor be authorized to sign the same. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel-Farshall-McElwee-Hartsock. Noes 0. Carried' The following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock:- WHEREAS, the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York by a bond resolution dated May 7, 1959, authorized the issuance of 575,000 serial bonds of said Town to pay the cost of the construction of.a sewer system for the Hanshaw Road Sewer District in said Town; and WHEREAS, it is now desired to provide for the details and authorize the sale of such bonds and to provide for other matters in connection therewith; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Town Board of°the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, as follows: Section 1. The serial bonds described in the preambles hereof shall each be designated substantially HANSHAW ROAD SEWER DISTRICT (Serial)Bond, 1959, shall be dated December 1, 1959, of the denomination of ?1,000 each, numbered from 1 to 75, both inclusive, maturing in numerical order in the amount of5,000 on June 1 in each of the years 1960 to 1974, both inclusive:, and shall bear interest at a rate not exceeding five per centum per a.num, payable semi- annually June 1 and December 1. Such bonds shall be in bearer. coupon form with the privilege of conversion into bonds registered as to both principal and interest in lawful money of the United States of America at First National Bank & Trust Company, of Ithaca, New York,'which by contract is the paying agent of the issuer. Such bonds shall be signed in the name of the said. Town of ltha.ca by its 9tj-X Supervisor, sealed with Its corporate seal, attested by its Town Clerk, and the interest coubons will bear the facsimile signature of said Supervisor. 8#8tS8ft 2. All other matters, except as.provided herein relating to such bonds, shall be determined by the Supervisor of said Town of Ithaca. Such bonds shallcontain substantially the recital of validity clause provided for in Section 52:00 .of .the Local .Finance Law and.shall otherwise be in such form and contain such recitals, in addition to those required by Section 51;00 of the Local Finance Law, as the Supervisor shall determine. Section 3. It is hereby determined that subdivision 4 of paragraph a of Section 11:00 of the Local Finance Law applies to the aforesaid object or purpose and that the period of probable usefulness thereof is thirty years, computed from May 8, 1959, the date of the first bond anticipation note issued in anticipation of the sale of such bonds. Section 4. The faith and credit of said Town of Ithaca, New York are hereby irrevocably pledged to the payment of the principal of and interest on such bonds as the same become due and. payable -There shall be annually apportioned and assessed upon.the several lots and parcels of.land which the Town Board shall determine and specify to be especially benefited by the improvement, an amount sufficient to pay the principalof and interest on said bonds as the same become due and payable, but if not paid from such source, all taxable and real.property in said Town shall be subject to the levy of an ad valorem tax without limitation as to rate or amount sufficient to pay the principal of and interest on said bonds as the same become due. Section 5. The powers and duties of advertising such bonds for sale, conducting the sale and awarding the bonds, are hereby delegated to the Supervisor, who shall advertise such bonds for sale,,conduct the sale and award the bonds in such manner as he shall deem best for the interests of said Town of Ithaca, provided however, that in;the exercise of these delegated powers, he shall comply fully with the provisions of the Local Finance Law and any order or rule of the State Comptroller applicable to the sale of municipal bonds. The receipt of the Supervisor of said Town of Ithaca shall be a full acquittance to the purchaser of such bonds, who shall not be obliged to see to the application of the purchase money. Section 6. This resolution shall take effect immediately. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee-Marshall-Bandel. Foes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Town Board of the,Town of Ithaca will meet at the County Court House at 5:30 P.M. on the 5th day of November, 1959 for the purpose'of hearing all persons interested in the apportionment of the cost of operation of the East State Street Extension Water District for the year 1960 as provided by Section 202a of the Town Law. Seconded,by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee- Marshall-Randel. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Fandel that the Town Board of the Town of .Ithaca will meet at the County Court House at 5:20 P.M., on the 5th day of November, 1959 for the purpose of 'nearing all persons interested in the apportionment of the cost of.operation.of the South Hill Water District Extension No. 1 for the year 1960 as provided by Section 202a of the Town Law. -econded by Councilman Iarshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Fandel-McElwee Hartsock-Aarshall. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Hartsock that a public hearing be held at the Court House on November 5, 1959 at 7:30 P.M. on the proposed fire onntract- with the City' of Ithaca for a. three year period on the basis of $16,000 for the year 1960, $18,000 for 1961 and $20,000 for 1962, for fire protection in the Town of Ithaca, excepting that portion which lies within the boundaries of t1ie'Village of Cayuga Heights, the Hamlet.of Forest Home and that portion of the Town eastof the Village 8f Cayuga Heights line to the Town line. Seconded by Justice Randel,and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Ha.rtsock- Ba.ndel McElwee -Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. Moved -by Justice Hartsock that a public hearing be held at the Court House on the 5th day of November, 1959 at 8:00 P.M. for the purpose of hearing all persons for or against the apportionment tof the costsofthe Northeast Water District which are payable in foilvearbwIn.1V%:SecaondeA by Justice A nde]� and approv-d by the g yes- .artsoc -Mande Pic lwee-M-a 1. 'Noes 0. Carried. 135 Moved by Justice Hartsock that a public hearing be held at the Court House on the 5th day of November, 1959 at 8:30 P-M. for the purpose of hearing all persons for or against the apportionment of the costs of the Hanshaw Road Sewer District which are pajable in the year 1960. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock=Randel-Marshall-McElwee. does O:Carried. Moved by Justice Randel that Mr. Marion Morey be appointed High- way Supt. of the Town of Ithaca at a salary of "'?5,000. per year SU;T subUect to his meeting all qualifications for this' position. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- Randel-l�arshali -Hartsock-McElwee.*Noes 0. Carried. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously, at 6:10 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk IOU November 5 1959 The Town`Board of the Town -of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, Nov. 5, 1959 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor H. N. Gordon, Justices, W. S. Handel, F. R. Hartsock-CouncilmenrA. W McElwee, F. C. Marshall. Also present were Attorney Newman, H'way Supt. Harry Baker,Assessor B. V. Fornt on. Meeting on 'Preliminary' Budget- called :.to'.order at_.5: 00 P.M; Proof of publication and posting were presented. All persons desiring to be heard, having been heard, it was I116VED by Councilman McElwee that the Town Board does hereby adopt such Preliminary'Budget as the Annual Budget for the fiscal year beginning the first day of January, 1960, and further RESOLVED that the Town Clerk of this Town 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, 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. Seconded by Justice Handel and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-McElwee-Randel-Marshall-Hartsock. Noes 0. Carried. A public Hearing on the application of the Cerachee Television Corporation for construction of poles and lines in certain designated places in the Town was called to order at 5:10 F.M. Proof of publication and posting were presented. After hearing all persons desiring to be heard it was Moved by Councilman Marshall that action on the same be tabled until Nov. 19, 1959. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Marshall-McElwee-Handel-Hartsock. Noes 0. Carried. A public hearing on the apportibnment of the South Hill Water District was called to order at 5:20 P.M. Proof of publication acid. pc;sting were presented. All persons desiring to heard, having been heard it was 1960 MOVED by Justice Handel that the Assessment roll of the South Hill Water District be adopted as presented. Seconded by councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel-Marshall- McElwee-Hartsock. Noes 0. Carried. A public hearing on the apportionment�of:the.,East_State St.'Water.cDist. was called to order at 5:30 P.M. Proof of publication and posting were presented. After hearing all persons desiring to be heard, it was MOVED by Councilman McElwee that the assessment roll for 1960 of the East State Street Extension Water District as presented be adopted. Seconded by Justice Handel and approved by the following vote:- Ayes McElwee-Handel-Hartsock-Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. A map, description, estimated cost of a proposed sewer district in Renwick Heights were presented by Roger Sovoaool, and it was MOVED by Councilman McElwee the following resolution be adopted: - WHEREAS, a written report has been filed by W. S. Lozier,Inc., consulting engineers of 10 Gibbs StL, Rochester, New York, containing„ a. copy of a. map of the district and plan of the proposed sewer system in accordance with Section 209c of the Town Law of the State of New Yiork, has been presented to and filed with the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, and WHEREAS, the proposed Renwick Heights Sewer District is 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 ber_-,inning at the intersection of the center line of Pleasant Grove Brook and the west corporation line of the Village of Cayuga. Heights; thence in a southerly direction along the west corporation line of the Village of Cayuga Heights a distance of 1850 feet,more or less, to the intersection of the south line of Wycbbff Road and the west corporation line of the Village of Cayuga Heights; thence westerly 700 feet more or less, to the east line of the Lake Road, said point being 150 feet southerly from the north line of premises of Lake View Cemetery; thence southerly along the east line of the Lake Road as it fiends and turns, to the north corporation line of the City of Ithaca; thence westerly along the north corporation line of the City of Ithaca to the center line of the Lake Road; thence westerly along the north corporation line of the City of Ithaca to a point which is 200 feet measured at right angles, west of the center line of the Lake Road; thence in a northerly direction along a line 200 feet west of and parallel to the center line of the Lake Road a distance of 2400 feet more or less, 187 to the center line of Pleasant Grove Brook; thence in an easterly direction along the center line of Pleasant Grove Brook 1300 feet more or less, to the point and place of beginning; and WHEREAS, the improvements proposed consist of the erection, construction and maintainence of a sewerage system to serve the said district with sanitary sewers, togethbr with laterals to be laid in easements to serve those homes not afforded service by the sanitary sewers, and to provide adequate and suitable means of transporting domestic sewage to be discharged into the City of Ithaca sewerage system, in accordance with plans now on file in the office of the Town Clerk of the said Toim, and WHEREAS, the maximum amount proposed to be expended for the improvements is the sum of One Hundred Thirty Thousand ($130,000.) Dollars, to be financed by the issuance of bonds and/or bond anticipation notes of .the Town, it is hereby ORDERED, that the Town Board of the said Town of Ithaca shall hold a public hearing at the Supervisors' Rooms, County Court House, in the City of Ithaca, New York, on the 19th day of November, 1959 at 5:6!clobk in the afternoon of that day, to hear all persons interested in the subject thereof, concerning the same, and for such other action on the padf of said Town Board with relation to the proposed district as may be required by law and proper in the premises, and it is further ORDERED, that copies of the Order shall be published and posted pursuant to Section 209d of the Town Law.of the State of New York. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Marshall-Hartsock-Randel. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Hartsock that Rachel T. Hanshaw be appointed Dbg Enumerator of the Town for 1960. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee- Randel. Noes 0. Carried. The following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock:- WHEREAS the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca is ab ut to submit an application for recreation centers in the Town of �thaca to the New York State Youth Commission for its approval, and if approved to apply subsequently to the State of New York for partial reim- bursement of funds expended on said projects, as provided by Chapter 556 of the Laws of 1945, as amended, and be it further 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 New York State Youth Commission for its approval. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the --following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-I-',eElwee- Randel. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Tow)l abandon a highway,Sec.205 in the Town off Hudson Street on ,South Hill, the abandonment .be filed in accordance with the order of the Public Service Commission filed in the County Clerk's office July 27, 1922. Seconded by Justice Ra.ndel and approved by the following vote: Ayes-IqcElwee-Ra ,del-Hartsock-;Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. A petitioidents of the Hudson heights District, with map; asking f orA6he establishment of a Sewer District was presented to the Town Board as follows: WHEREAS a written petition, dated Nov' 3, 1959, in the 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. Sewer District in said Town, to be bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the intersection of the southerly line of the City of Ithaca with the center line of Hudson Street; thence south 22023! west 126.5 feet, more or less, along the center line of Hudson Street to the intersection of said.center line with the center line of Codddington Road;.thence south 300471 east 680 feet more or less, along the center line of Coddington Road to the intersection of said center line with the southerly right of way line of the D.L.& W. RR Co.; thence north 42021'58" west 106 feet more or less, along said southerly right of way line to a point 33 feet southerwesterly measured at right angles from the original center line of the C.& S. RR. at Station 13475+85.3; thence 236.5 feet more or less, on a curve to the left, having a radius of 1019.06 feet concentric with and 33 feet southerwesterly from said original enter line along said southerly right of way line to a monument being in,the northerly street line of a connecting street; thence north 86'"320 west 629 feet more or less, along said northerly street line to the 138 Intersection of said street line with the center line of the new Turnpike Road; thence south 58 0331west 21 feet more or less along the center line o; s&id Turnpike Road to a point; thence south 670 551west 642 feet more or less. along the center line of Turnpike Road to a point; thence north 410551west 301 feet to the premises described in a deed to Harold A. Fish and Frankie D. Fish from Harold A. Fish and W. Eugene Dennis dated March 7, 1958, and recorded in the Tompkins County Clerk's Office in Liber 404 of Deeds at page 459; thence north 674551east 530 feet along a south line of said Fish premises; thence north 33°41° west 108 feet along an east line of said Fish premises; thence north 4041' east 220 feet along an east line of said Fish premises to the southerly line of the City of Ithaca; thence south 86019�east 914.5 feet to the place of beginning. AND WHEREAS the petition recites that W. Eugene Dennis, one of the petitioners, proposes to construct and complete a sewer system in the said district at his own cost and expense, which sewer system is to be connected with the sewer system of the Citir of Ithaca with sewage disposal at the City sewage disposal plant; AND WHEREAS the said petition further recites that the cost of ma.intainence of said sewer system shall be assessed by the Town Board in proportion as,nearly as may be to the benefit which each lot or parcel will derive therefrom, pursuant to the provisions of Section 202a of the Town Law, it is hereby ORDERED that a meeting of the Town Board of the said Town of Ithaca shall be held at the Supervisors' Rooms in the County.Court House in the City of Ithaca, New York, on the 19th day of November, 1959, at 5:00 P.M. of that day to consider the said petition and to hear all persons interestedoin the.subject thereof concerning the same, and for such 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. Moved by Councilman Marshall that this Board approves the reopening of an extension of Indian Creek Road easterly for 275 feet from its:present terminus, with a width the same as the present road. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Marshall-McElwee-Randel-Hartsock. Noes 0. Carried. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. South Hill Water District report read and filed. East State Street Ext. Water District report read and filed. Northeast Water District report read and filed. BAlls from 252 to 328 were read. Moved by Justice Randel these bills be paid? Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the. following vote:-Ayes-Randel-Hartsock-Farshall-McElwee. No-O. Carried. The Board adjourned for dinner at 6:35 P.M. Meeting .call-ed to order at 7:30 P.M. Public Hearing on the fire contract with.the City.of Ithaca. Fire Dept. Proof of publication and posting were presented. After. hearing all persons desiring.to be heard, it was MOVED by Councilman McElwee that the contract with the City of Ithaca for fire protection be approved, provided it contains a clause permitting cancelation at the end of any year with reasonable notice. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved by.the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Randel- Hartsock-Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. Public Hearing on the apportionment of the Northeast Water Dist. eas called. to order at 8:00 P.N. Proof of publication and posting were presented. About twenty residents of the district were present.- After,hearing all persons desiring to be heard, it was MOVED by Justice Randel that the apportionment of the Northeast water district assessment roll for 1960 be approved as determined and filed. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following votP:-Ayes-Randel-McElviee-Hartsock-Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. Public Hearing on the apportionment of the Hanshaw Road,Sewer District was called to order at*8:30 P.M. Proof of publication and posting were presented., After hearing all persons desiring to be heard, it was IM OVED by Justice Hartsock that the apportionment of the Hanshaw Road Sewer District assessment roll for 1960 be approved as determined and filed. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee-Randel. Noes 0. Carried. Motion to adjourn was.approved unanimously at 9:45 P-M- lhtl4tA, "��� Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk STATE OF NEW YORK TOMPKINS COUNTY TOWN OF ITHACA In the Matter of The petition for the establishment of a RESOLUTION APPROVING ESTABLISHMENT OF Sewer District in the Town of Ithaca, SEWER DISTRICT Tompkins County, New York. WHEREAS, a petition for the creation of a Sewer District to be known as the Hudson Heights Sewer District in the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, the said petition being dated November 3, 1959 was duly presented to this Town Board, together with the necessary map and plan attached thereto,and WHEREAS, the said map and plan was duly submitted to the State Department of Health, and WHEREAS, an order was duly adopted by the Town Board on November 5, 1959 reciting the filing of said petition, the im- provements proposed, the boundaries of the proposed district and that W. Eugene Dennis, the developer of the land within said district proposes to construct and complete said sewer b:rstefhcat his own cost and expense and specifying November 19, 1959 at 5 o'clock in the afternoon as the time and the Super- visors' Room at the County Court House in the City of Ithaca, New York;: 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, such order was duly posted and published as re- quired by law, and -2- WHEREAS, a hearing in the matter was duly held by the Board on this 19th day of November, 1959) commencing at 5 o'clock in phe afternoon in the Supervisors' Room at the County Court House in the City of Ithaca, New York and all persons desiring to be heard having been given an opportunity to express themselves as to said petition and Louis K. Thaler, Esq., an attorney representing the petitioners, speaking in favor of the establishment of the proposed district and no one appearing in opposition thereto; Now, upon the evidence given upon such heating and upon motion of Councilman Andrew W. McElwee and seconded by Council- man Fred C. Marshall, 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 Section 191 of the Town Law as to .sufficiency of signers with respect to the boundaries of the proposed district as herein approved and it is otherwise sufficient; (b) all the property and property owners within the proposed district are benefited thereby; (c) all the property and property owners benefited are included within the limits of the proposed district; and (d) it is in the public interest to grant .in:whold the relief sought; and it is further RESOLVED .AND DETERMINED, that the establishment of a Sewer District as proposed in said petition be approved; that the improvement therein mentioned be constructed by W. Eugene Dennis, the developer of the land within said district at his own cost and expense and arrangements made for the connection -3- of said dewer system with the sewer system of the City of Ithaca, New York; that such district shall be d6signated and known as the Hudson Heights Sewer District of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York and shall be bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the intersection of -the southerly line of the City of Ithaca with the center line of Widson=7St=eet;, thence south 220 23' west 126.5 feet more or less, along the center line of Hudson Street to the intersection of said center line with the center line of Coddington Road; thence south 30° 47' east 680 feet more or less, along the center line of Coddington Road to the intersection of said center line with the southerly right of way line of the D.L. & W. RR. Co.; thence north 420 21' 58" west 106 feet more or less, along said southerly right of way line to a point 33 feet southwesterly measured at right angles from the original center line of the C. & S. RR. at Station 13475*85.3; thence 236.5 feet more,or less, on a curve to the left, having a radius of 1019.06 feet concentric with and 33 feet southwesterly from said original center line along said southerly right of way line to a monument being in the northerly street line of a connecting street; thence north 860 32' wast 629 feet more or less, along said northerly street line to the inter- section of said street line with the center line of the New Turnpike Road; thence south 580 33' west 21 feet more or less along the center line of said Turnpike Road to a point; thence south 670 55, west 642 feet more or less, along the center line of said Turnpike Road to a point; thence north 410 55' west 301 feet to the premises described in a deed to Harold A. Fish and Frankie D. Fish from Harold A. Fish -and W. Eugene Dennis dated March 7, 1958, and recorded in the Tompkins County Clerk's office in Liber 404 of Deeds at page- 459; thence north 670 55' east 530 feet along a south line of said Fish premises; thence north 330 41' west 108 feet along an east line of said Fish premises; thence north 40 41' east 220 feet along an east line of said Fish premises to the southerly line of the City of Ithaca; thence south -860 19' east 914.5 feet to the place of beginning. and it is further; RESOLVED that the cost of maintenance of said sewer system shall be assessed by the Town Board in proportion, as nearly as may be, to bhe benefit which each lot or parcel will derive therefrom, pursuant to the Provisions of Section 202-a of the -4- Town Law; and it is further RESOLVED that the Town Clerk of this Town shall file a certified copy of this resolution with the State Department of Health, at Albany, New York. STATE OF NEW YORK ; COUNTY OF TOMPKINS : SS TOWN OF ITHACA I, Rachel T. Hanshaw, Town Clerk of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, do hereby certify that I have compared the preceding resolution with the original which was duly adopted at a meeting of the Town Board, Town of Ithaca, .Tompkins County, New York, at a meeting of said Board, held on November 19, 1959, and that the said resolu- tion is a true and correct copy of said original and of the whole thereof. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Town, this 20th day of November, 1959. Qc-A , Q741� Town Clerk of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York. 139 Npvember 19 1959 The Town Board met at the Court House, Thursday Nov. 19, 1959 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor H. N. Gordon, Councilmen, F.C. Fershall, A. W. McElwee - Justice F. R. Hartsock. Absent - Justice Randel. Also present were Attorney, C. H. Newman, Assessor B. V. Boynton -Attorneys Thaler, Sovocool and about twenty residents of the Town. A public hearing on the Hudson Hts. Sewer District was called SIP, to order at 5:00 P.M - Proof of publication and posting were presented. After hearing all person, desiring to be heard, it was Moved by Councilman McElwee, seconded by Councilman Marshall the resolution attached hereto be adopted. Approved by the following vote:-Ayes-EcElwee-iiarsha.11-Hartsock. Noes 0• Carried. A public hearing; on the Renwick Heights Sewer District was called to order at 5:20 P.M. Proof of publication and posting were presented. Mr: -'Harding, Chairman of the Executive Comm. of Renwick Heights stated that 33 of the_residents were in favor of the district and 13 against. Mr. Slocum a resident favors the district but feels that six houses'a.djacent to this district not connected with the Village Sewer should be included in this districts and feels action should be deferrred'until some action to take care of these places is reached. Dr. Broad stated that it is up to the Village of Cayuga Heights' to make some arrangement to take care of sewer accomadations for these places as they are all in the Village. Nor. Sovocool says they cannot be included in the district, but may be able to contract later for sewer connection with the Renwick Hei--hts Sewer District. iir. Hough stated that affluent from the said 'houses were seeping on the Renwick Heights properties. It was also suggested that it mi:ht be possible to use the pumping station of the Board'of Education instead of having one for the district. ` ` After hearing all persons desiring to 1be heard,' 'it 'was Moved by Councilman McElwee to adopt the 'following resolution: - WHEREAS, this Town Board has previously on Nov. 5, 1959 adopted a resolution ordering a public hearing in the County Court House on the 19th da-1i of November, 1959 at five o'clock in the afternoon of that day, to hear ail persons interested in the establishment of thw Renwick Heights sewer District, and WHEREAS, such order was duly published and posted as required by 1`aw, and WHEREAS, a hearing in the matter was duly held by this Board on the 19th day of November, 1959, commencing at five o'clock in the i afternoon of the said day ithe Supervisor's rooms of the County Court House in the City of thaca, iiew York, and discussion upor4 the matter having been had, and all persons desiring to be heard, having been duly heard, both in support of and in opposition to the said District, NOW, upon the evidence givenupon such hearing and motion duly made, it i RESOLVED•.AND DETERMINED, that all the property and property owners within the proposed district are benefited by the establishment of -a sewer district, and It is further RESOLVE? �N7 'DETEL,r,±T'�_F1 th^t P11 the property and property owners be- nefited ape included-ti7ithin the limits of the proposed sewer district and it is further RESOLVED AND DETERMINED, that the establishment of the Renwick 'Heights Sewer District is in the public interest, an6 it is further RESOLVED AND DETERT,1UPED, that the establishment of a sewer district as proposed by the written report prepared and filed by W.S.Lozier,Inc., consulting engineers, be approved Fnd the improvements therein mentioned be constructed upon the required funds being made available or provided for, subject to the approval of the State Department of Audit and Control, and that such district shall be designated and known as the Renwick Heights Sewer District of the Town of Ithaca,' and it is further RESOLVED, that bhe Town Clerk of this Town shall within ten (10) days after the adoption of this resolution, file certified conies thereof in duplicate in the office of the State Department of Audit and Control at Albany, New York, together with an application by this Board in duplicate, for permission to create such district as provided for by Section 209F of the Town Law, and that such application shall be executed by and in behalf of the Tow-n Board by the Supervisor of the Town. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- �1-34, 40 Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. Ceracche'Television explained about Cable Service in the are of Haller Blvd. and stated they would like to have a franchise in the Town of Ithaca for cable installation on their own poles. Moved by'Justice Hartsock that Ceracche Television be permitted to construction of television poles for its cable service on Haller Blvd and Elm Street. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and, approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshalr:cElc,;ee. Noes 0. Carried.t�-�f�w�z►.�-Lrf�.�y��aiv-'r Moved by Councilman McElwee thatAttorney Newman be instructed to prepare a franchise for Ceracche Television for Cable Service in the Town. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:Ayes-McEliiee-Hartsock- arshall-Noes 0• Carried. Moved by Councilman 111cElwed that the Supervisor be authorized to have T. B: Maxfield, publics accountant, to audit -his accounts. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:Ayes-Y,cElwee-Marshall-Hartsock. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Councilman Marshall that the Supervisor be authorized to pay"f ollbwingcfirom-Surplusr•Funds Election.Expenses=w726.:26=payment owingvtb City: W537�76=.�,Compensatlon $3498:56. -, Seconded_ bylJustime Hartsock.`.and;,approved:as.follows:Ayes-Fiarshall-Hartsock-McElwee. Jackson 0, Hall from Ithaca Youth Bureau asking for :"490.00 from the Town for financial support for the Children's Theatre Workshop was discussed and tabled. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:55 P.M. nachel T. Hanshaw Clerk November 25, 1959 A Special Meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, was called to order at 5:00 P-M., °Nov. 25, 1959- Members present were Supervisor, H. N. Gordon - Councilmen, F. C. Marshall - Justices, F. R. Hartsock, W. S. Randel. Absent Councilman A. W. McElwee. Also present were Attorney C., H. Newman, Assessor B. V. Boynton. The following resolubion was offered by Justice Randel:- WHEREAS, the,Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, duly adopted a resolution on October 15, 1959, providing for the details and authorizing the sale of p75,000 Hanshaw Road Sewer District (Serial) Bonds, 1959, dated December 1, 1959; and WHEREAS, it is now desired to amend said resolution in relation to the date of said bonds and the maturity schedule therefore; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins Count-v New York, as follows: Sect•ibn-111 . of the resolution referred to in the preambles hereof is hereby amended to read as follows: Section 1. The serial bonds described°in the preambles hereof shall each be designated substantially HANSHAW ROAD•SEWER DISTRICT (SERIAL) BOND, 1959, shall be dated November 1, 1959, of the denomination of 91,000 each, numbered 1 to 75� both inclusive, maturing in numerical order in the amount of 42,000 on May 1 in each of the years 1960 to 1974, both inclusive, and �3,000 on May 1 in each of the years 1975 to 1989, both inclusive, and shall bear interest at a. rate not exceeding; five per centum per anum, payable semi-annually May 1 and November 1. Such bonds shall be in bearer coupon for.: .iith the privelege of conversion into bonds registered as to both principal and interest, and shall be payable as to both principal and interest in lawful money of the United States of America at the First National Bank and Trust Company of Ithaca, in Ithaca, New York;, which by contract is the paying agent of the issuer. Such bonds shall be signed in the name of said Town of Ithaca by its Supervisor, sealed with its corporate seal, attested by its Town Clerk, and the interest coupons will bear the facsimile signature of said Supervisor. Section 2 . This resolution shall take effect immediately. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote: Ayes-Handel-Marshall-Hartsock. Noes 0. Carried. Motion to adjourn was -approved unanimously at 5:25 P-M- Rachel T.-Hanshaw - Clerk. 14 December 3, 1959 The regular meeting of the Town Bo2rd of the Town of Ithaca was held at the Court House, Thursday, Dec. 3, 1959 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor H. N. Gordon, Justices,, F. R. Hartsock, W..S. Handel, Councilmen, F. C. Marshall, A. W. McElwee. Also present were Attorney C. H. Newman, Assessor B. V. Boynton, H'way Supt. Harry Baker and Marion Morey,,Clarence Copeland. The minutes of October 15, November 5, November 19 and November 25 viere'read and after corrections were approved. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the resolution of Nov. 19, approving the Renwick Heights Sewer District be reenacted and.the Town Clerk be directed to publish and post the resolution with a. notice stating that the resolution is subject to a permissive referendum. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee-Marshall-Randel. Noes O.Carried. Clarence Copeland asked the -Town Board to reconsider the matter of changing the name of Muriel -Street to Sunny Crest Drive. Moved by Councilman McElwee the matter be tabled subject to further stud'. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Marshall-Hartsock-Randel. No O.Carried. A• complaint of Dell Grover and William P. Grover from accident on Sheffield Road on September 5, 1958 was served on the Tov:n bn Nov. 25, 1959, was presented to Attorney Newman for action. The next meeting'is the Annual Meeting and will beheld at the Town Clerk's office at which time candidates for Assessor will be interviewed. Meeting will be Dec• 31, 1959 at 9:00 A. M. The Town Highway Supt. will present his inventory at a meeting to be held at the Town HiUhway Bldg at 9:00 A. M., Jan. 2, 1960. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. The report of the S. H. W. D. was read and filed. The report of the E. S. S+,. W. D. was read, and filed., The report of the N. E. W. D. was read and filed. Bills from #329 to 36 f were read. Moved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-TicElwee-Randel. No O.Carried. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 7:00.P.M. Rachel T. Hansha.w Clerk December 17 1959 The Town Board of the.Town,of lthaca.met at the Court House, Tjtursday, , December 17, 1959. at. 5:00 i'.Ii. Mlembers.present were Supervisor, H.,N. Gordon,.Justices, W. S. Randel, Councilmen, F. C. Marshall, A. W. McElwee. Absent Justice, F.,R. Hartsock. Also present were Attorney C. H. Newman, Assessor, B. V. Boynton, Jack Burns. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. A letter from Mr. Eighmeyy in regard to a restaurant on the Elmira Road - was read. Mr. Burns representing Eighmey asked for a. variance in the residential area. After some discussion it was decided that the Zoning Board of Appeals issues the order for variance to the Zoning Officer without any action from the Town Board. Richard Drake asked for an extension of time to keep his trailer on his lot on Sheffield Road. Moved by Councilman McElwee that Mr. Drake ber granted a eizhteen months extension to keep trailer on his lot on Sheffield Road.- -Ieconded by Justice Randel and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Randee-Dlarsha.11. does 0. Carried. Roved by Councilman MicElwee the, Town Board adopt as the official.map of the Town, a map prepared by Neal Trav&tz_, dated July 30, 1956 and filed in the Town Clerk's office, and the Town Clerk file a certificate of the same with the County Clerk. Seconded by. Justice: Randel and, approved by the following vote:- Q �= Ayes-McElwee-Aa.ndel-Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. . Moved by Councilman McElwee to place on the official map alternate .correction #1 of the Ithaca Urban Area as permitted by Section 2B,of the Town Law and that a,public hearing be held at 5:00 P.M., Jan. 7, 1960. Seconded_ by Justice Randel and approved by the following vote:- Ayes -McElwee -Rah -del -Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. Motion to adjourn.at 6:35 P-M- was approved, unanimously-. Rachel T. - Hansha.w - Clerk. 43 December 31 1959 The Annual Meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca was held at the Town Clerk's Office, Dec. 31, 1959 at 9:00 A.M. Members present were Supervisor H. N. Gordon, Justices F. R. Hartsock'- Councilmen F. C. Zarshall, A. W. McElwee, Absent Justice W. S. Handel. Also present were Attorney C. H. Newman, Assessor B. V. Boyntoh, H'way Supt. Harry Baker. The minutes of the previous meeting'were read end approved. Moved by Councilman McElwee the following bonds of Town officers be approved:- Supervisor - Town Clerk- Justices=and Highway Supt. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote.- Ayes-McElwee-Marshall-Hartsock. The`general bond of B. V. Boynton was presented and approved. The Accounts of the Supervisor, Town Clerk and two Justices were audited and approved.and signed. Assessor filed a report. Supervisor Gen. 61,7714Y . 9,733-o 7 H' way 6T, PST-74 97 Town Clerk Receipts $11 443.02 Disbursements 1^11 443.02 Justice Handel Receipts $1079.90 Disbursements 1 079.90 Justice Hartsock Receipts 3543.83 Disbursements 3 543.83 Assessor Receipts 355.50 ,Disbursements 355.50 The retiring supervisorsreport of''hithways month-Iwas paid to the incoming supervisgr and. report filed. 1loved •by Caizr�cilmai2,NcEl��reP-;that Town install a one -party line phone for the mown -Clerko-: Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved-�b'�� one ,followi`rg- vote:- Ayes -I,2'cElwee-Marshall_-Harrsock. .. Noes 0. Carried. Moved-,by'Jitst,ice Hartsock that°,.:Augusta '.Hanshaw._b_e_-apppinto (I . Deputy=Town Clerk.., --sec-onded-:by, Councilma.n:r�eElwee ..and :appraynd by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-licElwee-Iqarshall. Noes 0. Carried. Moved to adjourn was approved unanimously-.at:.1:45 P.:N.. The minutes of this meeting were read and approved by the retiring Board. Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. Town Officers for 1960'. Name Off ice Term B. V. Boynton Supervisor 2 years to Dec. 31 1961 Rachel T."Hanshaw Town. Clerk 2 years to Dec. 31 1961 F. R. Hartsock Justice of the Peace, . 4 years to Dec'. 31 1963 W. S. Randel Justice of the Peace 2 years to Dec. 31 1961 A. W. McElwee Councilman 4 years to Dec. 31 1963 F. C. Marshall Councilman 2 years to Dec. 31 1961 AAA_ Jan. 2 1960 The'Town Board of the Town of Ithaca held an organization meeting at the Town highway Building, Saturday, Jan. 2, 1960. at 9:00 A.'M. Members present were Supervisor B. V. Boynton,'Councilmen F. C. Marshall, A. W. McElwee - Justice F. R. Hartsock. Also present were �'t��`=�=�'��;��,Nevrman, Harry Baker, retiring Highway Supt.'and incoming Highway Supt. Marion Morey. Absent was Justice W. S. Randel. Moved by Justice Hartsock that Constance Cook be reappointed to the Board of Appeals for a term of five years and Frank Liguori be appointed to the Planning Board for a term of seven years. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:Ayes Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Hartsock that-B. V. Boynton be designated as Service Officer for the Town of Ithaca. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vo.te:-Ayes-Hartsock-Ilarshall- McElwee. Noes 0. Carried. YA Moved by Councilman Marshall tph th� Town Board be appointed as the Assbssment Review Board for to Town. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following'vote:- Ayes-Marshall- Hartsbck-McElwee. Noes 0. Carried. Mbved by Councilman Marshall that' Xewman:be'.asked:tdlattend Town Board Meetings for legal advice. Seconded by Justice Hartsock. and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Marshall-Hartsock- McElwee. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the 'sa.laries of Town officials be set as published. Seconded by'Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee.NoesO.Carried. Moved by Justice Hartsock that mileage for town business be 8 cents per mile. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the folloi•ring_ vote:-Ayes-Marshall-Hartsock-McElwee'.NoesO.Carried. Moved"by Justice Hartsock that Town Board meetings be 3}eld the first Thursday each month at 4:30 P.M. Seconded by Councilman iv:arshall and approved'by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall- McElwee. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Councilman Marshall that the Ithaca Journal be designated, as the official nelxspapar of the Town. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:-Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall- McElwee'. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Councilman Marshall that the Supervisor have the powers and duties of the Special Districts. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Marshall- McElwee- Hartsock. Noes 0 Carried. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the First National Bank and the Tompkins County Trust Co- Bank be designated as the official banks for Town funds. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by - the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee.No O.Carried. Moved by Councilman Marshall that the Town Highway Superintendent be authorized to purchase up to 94500. without prior audits Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following voteiAyes- Marshall-Hartsock-McElwee" Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Councilman Marshall that Town vouchers of Town claims be audited , allowed and paid if certified to be true and correct. Beconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote: Ayes-Marshall-Hartsock-McElwee. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Councilman Marshal? tha#- +-he Town authorizes members of the Town Board-Plan-.Bd.._.&..H'way-Sup erint. to� dtNend::Lneetfngs - bf:'the-Association of Towns in New York, Feb. $ to Feb. 101 1960 and also Magistrate and Highway meetings. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Marshall-Hartsock McElwee. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Councilman :McElwee that Justice Hartsock be appointed as delegate for the Town to the Association of Towns meetings and Justice Randel as alternate delegate. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Marsha.11- McElwee-Hartsock- Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Supervisor be authorized to employ tn=,e�a stenographer to take minutes of Planning _ Board meetings, Justice Courts, Assessor or all official functions of the Town. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Marshall-Hartsock? Noes O.Carried. 145 The Board interviewed Robert Wells, Luciana Lama and Leland Wilkinson, candidates for the position of Assessor. Action on the appointment deferred to the regular meeting Jan. 7, 1960. Moved by Councilman McElwee that a public hearing be held ? to consider the locati., of= a .road; cozecting_�arr°an ncsad r c hnd Pleasant Grove�26Gd,totaards .T..rip}crammer.,-Rd.",to,either<.the Village 6=ty ��%i'fie'now� i:� aT�1%�zPge 29 'af'= �h�r G. I:B: BI:.n==and tY�e hearing originally scheduled for Jan. 7, 1960 for this purpose be canceled. Public hearing to be held,at the Court House at 5:00 P.M., Jan. 21, 1960 , t r-c Tl.r i• ersdnn Int6r6s=�ed: and,:t�d=`pla8d7 iid-dh road on official ma yos- Twee-Marshall-Hartsock. ."'ors 0. Married. A list of 'down employees of the Highway department and the salaried was presented and filed. The Town Board•then took anlinventory of Town machinery at the expiration of the term of Harry Baker, Supertfitendent, which was listed and filed. Moved by Councilman McElwee that Marion Morey be appointed Highway Superintendent.as provided by Section 20(6B) Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following Vote:- Ayes- IJcElwee-Hartsock-rlars�I Noes ` 0. Carried. 1;oged_,byoJu.3tc ��alax Town off icers and employees be set as follows. - Name Office Salary Payable B. V. Boynton Supervisor Rachel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk 3800.00' quarterly W. S. Handel Justice of'the Peace 1800•.00 Quarterly F. R. Hartsock Justice of the Peace 1800.00' Quarterly A. W. PScElwee Councilman '400.00 Quarterly F. C. Marshall Councilman 400.0o Quarterly M?rlon Morair Highway Supt. 5200.00 Monthly Assessor 4500.00 Monthly Inspectors of elections` per day 15.00 Annually Custodians of election machines per hour 2.00 Annually Mileage for Town Business - 8� per mile Seconded by Couneilman`McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes--Hartsock-McElwee-Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. Motion to adjourn at 12 noon was approved. unanimously. Carried. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. 146 January 7, 1960 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, Jan. 7, 1960-at 4:30 P.M. Members present were Supervisor B. V. Boynton,- Justice, F. R. Hartsock,.- Councilmen, F.,C. Marshall, A. W. McElwee. Also present were _`. v°;Newman, Highway Supt.- Marion Morey and Loran Marion. ° The minutes of'the previous meeting were read and after corrections°were approved. Bills from #1 to 24 were read. Moved by Councilman McElwee these bills be paid as -read. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Marshall-Hartsock. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Councilman TicElwee that the Supervisor be and he hereby is duthoi�ized and directed to petition the Water Power and Control Commission for approval of the completed water system for the Northeast Water District, Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee- Hartsock-Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Councilman'McElwee that the`next regular meeting be held on Feb. 111, 1960' at 4:30 P.Dl. instead of Feb. 4, 1960. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Marshall-Hartsock. Noes 0. Carried. A letter from the Association of Towns concerning their meetings in Nfiw York City Feb. 8 to loth was read. A letter in regard to replacement of a section of a water line in the W:P.L.R. water district was read and the Supervisor was authorized to discuss the same with the district committee. A pub?_Irc,'heZa%ng will be hFld at the Colt t House at 5,00 P-I". G r.P Jan. 21 'to ` iscuss='the=placin --'61t';,#_l road;,on e offi'cia'1fTown"nfap: - A public nearing will be held at 7:30;:r.i`. Jan. 21 on the revised zonint- ordinance as recommended by the Planning Board. Copies of the°revised zoning map and revised zoning ordinances will be available at the Town Clerk's office. The Town Board interviewed Herbert Poole for the position of Assessor of the Town.` Moved by Councilman Marshall that the Town adopt the State Building Construction Code as of Feb. 1, 1960 and the Clerk' be instructed to file a certified copy of this resolution to the State Building Code Comm. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Marshall-"iElwee-Hartsock. Noes. 0,. Carried. A letter from the Cornell Public Library official was read, and it was suggested that a representative from the library appear at our next regular meeting to discuss the Town's contribution. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:30 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk 147 January 21 1960 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, Jan. 21, 1960 at 4:30 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, B. V. Boynton, Councilmen A. W. McElwee,' F. C. Marshall. Also present were - I.,, C. H. Newman. Absent were Justices, W. 'S. Handel and r . ii. Hartsock. Meeting called to order at 4:45 P.M., to discuss the app61ntment of Assessor. Moved bj Councilman McElwee that Robert Wells be anpointed , as Acas�.s 8n't to,-Itne S perv.i,sor,,. a -the.rpl �asurP j,of- thy,• Toc x� EQ-rd.+_ , r— E�ii Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote: - Ayes -McElwee - Marshall -Boynton. IToes 0. Carried. A public Hearing was called to order at 5:00 P- ,according to ad to condider the proposition of placing on the town map a road A`-T#I-Ff?? 44,v from Warren Road by Pleasant Grove Road to Village'or City Line. About twenty five residents attended this meeting. Mr. Wallick of the Regional Planning presented a map of the Ithaca Urban area. of side roads to supplement new State Rds. Mr. Phillips .Mated a resolution from the Regional Planning Board to the Town Board recommends the need for this road. Mr. Stamp asked if this recommend was based on traffic studies. Mr. Wallick stated it was based on future population in the Northeast area and Town counts of 1960, Town study of 1950 and State & County of 1958. Mr. Stamp asked about engineering and typography study of the area whether studies indicate this*location was better than other locations. Resolution was based on Town Planning Board and Regional Pla ning Board. Mr. Phillips stated that the Regional Plans are to initiate a study before developement became too great 'to get such a highway, not necessarily at any one spot, if a suitable alternate could be proposed. Mr. Stamp stated the University, because of a student housing project in this`area, apposes the location of this road, and suggested that no move be made until a new ariel study could be made. the University has an investment so far of �N240,800 and total when complete would be around 5�3000,000. and would be owned by State Dormitory and leased to the University. A resident of Forest Home stated that traffic from the Pleasant Grove and Warren Rds should be handled some other way than through Forest Home, and asked if the University did not think that a. road somewhere in the area of Alternate No L was needed. The University does not feel that'the Town Board should adopt this map with road alternate No. 1 on the same. The meeting adjourned at 6:10 P.M. The Board adjourned for dinner, A public hearing of the Planning Board was held in the Court Room at 7:30 P.M., on revised Zoning ordinance by Planning Board, The Town Bcard attended the above hearing -for: iiiformation.x Meeting adjourned at 10:30 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk ,Mie, minutes of the above public hearing Y.Lerq. taken by Gordon Wa.rixiE. and,,f.iled'-with -the Planning Board: '' 148 January 31 1960. A Special meeting of the Town Board was held at the Town Clerk's office, Saturday, Jan. 31 1960 at 9:00 A.M. Members present were Supervisor B. V. F-Oynton, Justice F. R. Hartsock, Councilmen, F. C. Ma-rshall, A: W.` FlIcElwee'; . Absent Justice W. S. Handel.' Also present was Att. Freeman. :StiperV.isoni:zi olilt, c::£.quricI;man::��cl giro' to'::act`'s° I�eut�y1 in order to protect the intr-.rests of the people of the Town of Ithaca, it is felt that the Town Board should enact 'the following resolution.' This action 'is not taken to end fiitr.tfier negotiations with property owners involved, but only because lack! of such action by the Town,,", -Board might prejudice the rights and best interests `of the people of the Town of Ithaca This resolution shall not take effect until Monday, Feb. 1, 1960-at 8:00 A.M. It was moved by �Couricil.lic2?waek that the center line of a proposed 100 foot highway right of way be placed on the official map of the Town of Ithaca in accordance with Section 273 of the Town Law: said cente-r line to be. described,�a8-)follows:, P,eginnth at •a;-pb ntc:on,'the w"-sterlyn boundary of Warren Road (G� 121� which 'Point is 100, feet ' north of the point where the extension of the boundary between the north line of the City of Ithaca and the south line of the Village of Cayuga Heights extended easterly from the northeast corner of the City of Ithaca intersects the westerly boundary of Warren Road; proceeding thence `westerly a:ltotai:-dist�nc6lof 1800hfe'6t-inmore or less,on a line parallel to the boundary between the said north line of the City of Ithaca and the south line of the Village of Cayuga. Heights, across the Pleasant Grove Road, (8R#70) to a point on the east boundary of the Village of Cayuga Heights, said point being 100 feet northerly of the said northeast corner of the City of Ithaca on the extension of the easterly boundary of the cast -City line.Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the. following vote:- Ayes Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. Motion to adjourn at 10:45 A.,M. was approved unanimously. Rachel T Hanshaw Town Clerk 14- February 11, 1960. J The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday,- hursday, Feb. 11, 1960 at 5: 00 'P.M. riembers present were Supervisor B. V. Boynton, Justices W. S. Randel, F. R. Hartsock, Councilmen A. W. McElwee. Also present were +PV160-gr C. H. Newman, H'way Supt. Marion Morey, Attorney James Byoucos, Mrs. VandeVort and Mr. Hall. Absent Councilman Marshall. The minutes of Jan. 7, 21 and 31 were read and after corrections were approved. Mrs. VandeVort from Cornell Library presented a. letter and statement of accounts of the Library and stated that the library needs further support from the Town of Ithaca and Village of Cayuga Heights. The shortate at this time is lo,000. The: building having been sold they plan to use the Sons of Italy Hall until they have a new building. Mr. Hall and Mr. Byoucos both spoke about the necessity of keeping .the library open to the public and feels the cause should be supported. The Board said they would consider the matter. Mr. Ya.rion spoke about the Town purchasing a new ditch cleaning machine and would get further information on two types and bring to the Board. Also asked about useless junk at the Highway Building. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Highway Supt• be authorized to dispose useless junk at the Highway Bldg-', no longer needed by the Town and turn the proceeds to the'General fund. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes:Randel-Hartsock-McElwee. Noes 0. Carried The Supervisor was authorized to write the Board --of Managers of the Hospital for permission to use hospital space -as a Justice Court. Attorney Byoucos presented a papi8ndnresolution for the formation of an extension to the East State Street Extension Water District, stating that all the tax payers in the district have signed a petition. The following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock:- WHEREAS, a written petition dated lleeember 1, 1959 in due form and containing the required signatures hal been presented to and filed with the Town Board of the Town of thaca, Tompkins County, New York, at, a. meeting of said Board held at the County Court House in the City of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York. on the llth day of -February, 1960, for the establishment of an extension _to the East State Street Extension -Water District in said Town, to include the territory bounded and described in Schedule A which is annexed hereto and made a part hereof, and WHEREAS, the improvements described in,said'pe.tition-consist of water mains, distributing pipes, stand pipes, -pumping stations, and other appurtenant facilities, all of which improvements have now been made and paid for by the respective owners of the lands described in said petition, and the said petition does not request the construction or acquisition of any improvement, nor does it set forth the maximum amount to be expended for the performance or supplying of services, and it is neither proposed nor required thet the Town of Ithaca shall dinance the cost of such improvements or service by bonds, notes, certificates or other evidences of indebtedness of said Town, it is hereby ORDERED, that a meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca shall be held at the County Court House in the City of Ithaca., Tompkins County, New York, on the 3rd day of March, 1960 at 5:00 P.M - of that day, to consider the said petition and to hear all persons Interested in the subject thereof, concerning the same, end for such other action on the part of the said Town Board with relation to the laid petition as may be required by law or proper in the premises. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Randel-McElwee. Noes 0. Carried. The petition and description of the district was filed with the Town Clerk. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Board ratifies the letter sent by Councilman McElwee sent to Mayor Smith concerning the fire contract. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved by the following vote:- Hartsock-Randel-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. Bills from 1125 to Y.# were presented. Moved by Justice Randel these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel-FeElwee-Hartsock. Noes 0. Carried. 150 The Supervisor's report was read and filed. The report of the S. H. W. D. was rAad and filed. The report of the E. S. S.'W. D. was read and filed: The report'of the N. E. W. D. was read and filed. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:55 P-M- ha.chel T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. At a meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, held at the Tompkins County Court House in the City of Ithaca, County of Tompkins and State of New York on the 5th day of May, 1960 at 5:00 o' clock P.M. Present: Ben V. Boynton, Supervisor; W. S. Randel, Justice; Fred Hartsock, Justice; Fred Marshall, Councilman; A. W. Me Elwee, Councilman. In the batter of the Establishment of Extension No. 2 of the South Hill Water District in the Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins and State of New York, Pursuant to Article XII A of the Town Law. WHEREAS, a map and plan have been prepared in such manner and in such detail as has heretofore been determined by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, relating to the establishment of Extension No. 2 of the South Hill Water District in the said Town of Ithaca, and WHEREAS, said map and plan has been duly filed in the Town Clerk's Office in the said Town, and WHEREAS, said map and plan were prepared by Carl Crandall, a competent engineer, duly licensed by the State of New York, show- ing the boundaries of the said proposed extension, and WHEREAS, an order was duly adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca on the 7th day of April, 1060 reciting the filing of said map and plan, the improvements proposed, the boundaries of the proposed district, the proposed method of financing which HENRY J. SHIREY ATTORNEY AT LAW ITHACA. NEW YORK HENRY J. SHIREY ATTORNEY AT LAW ITHACA, NEW YORK is that the entire cost thereof will be assumed by Ithaca College and that there will not be a bond issue, the fact that the map and plan are on file in the Town Clerk's Office for public inspection and stating all other matters required by law to be stated and specified May 5, 1960 at 5:00 o'clock as the time and the Tompkins County Court House in Ithaca, New York as the place where the said Town Board would meet to consider the said map and plan and to hear all persons interested in the subject there- of concerning the same and to take such action thereon as is required or authorized by law, and WHEREAS, such order was duly published and posted as was required by law, and WHEREAS, a hearing on said matter was duly held by the said Town Board on the 54%-.h day of May, 1960 beginning at 5:00 o'clock at the Tompkins County Court House, Ithaca, New York, and full discussion of the matter having been had and all persons desirinE to be heard having been duly heard, now upon the evidence given upon such hearing and upon motion of W. S. Randel and seconded by Fred Hartsock it is RESOLVED AND DETERMINED: (a.) That the notice of hearing was published and posted as required by law and is otherwise sufficient. I (b,) That all property and property owners within the I proposed district are benefitted thereby. (c,) That all the property and property owners benefitted are included within the limits of the proposed district, (d.) That it is in the public interest to establish said Water, District. FURTHER RESOLVED AND DETERMINED, that the establishment of I Extension No. 2 of the South Hill ldater District as set forth in - 2 - HENRY J. SHIREY ATTORNEY AT LAW ITHACA, NEW YORK said map and plan be approved,,,that the improvement therein mentioned be constructed and the necessary easements and lands be acquired all at the expense of Ithaca College of Ithaca, New York{ and such extension shall be known and designated as "Extens3 No. 2 of the South Hill Water District in the Town of Ithaca" and shall be bounded and described as follows: ALL THOSE PREMISES, situate in the Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins and State of New York, the boundaries of which are as follows: Beginning at the intersection of the center line of Danby Road and the south bounds of Extension No. 1 of the South Hill Water District and thence running southwesterly along the center line of Danby Road a distance of about 390 feet to the northwest corner of premises of James E. and Lois Clarke; thence running easterly along the northerly bounds of said Clarke premis a distance of 278 feet to a point; thence running southerly along the east bounds of said Clarke premises a distance of 150 feet to a point; thence running easterly along the northerly bounds of. premises of Herbert N. Monkemeyer a distance of 1451 feet to a westerly bounds of lands of Gennaro Rapoini; thence running northerly along said westerly bounds of said Raponi lands a distance of 229 feet to a point in a northerly bounds of said Raponi lands; thence running easterly along the said northerly bounds of said Raponi lands a distance of 1246 feet to a point; thence running northerly along a westerly bounds of said Raponi lands a distance of 297 feet to a point; thence running easterly I along a northerly bounds of said Raponi lands a distance of 311 feet to a point; thence running northerly along a west bounds of said Raponi lands a distance of 650 feet to a point marking the intersection of said west bounds of said Raponi lands and the south bounds of Extension No. 1 of the South Hill Water District 3- 3s HENRY J. SHIREY ATTORNEY AT LAW ITHACA, NEW YORK thence running westerly along the south bounds of said Extension No, 1 of South Hill Water District a distance of about 2000 feet to a point; thence running southwesterly along an easterly bounda of the said Extension No, 1 of South Hill Water District at said point a distance of 700 feet to a point; thence running westerly along a south bounds of said Extension No. 1 of South Hill Water District and parallel to the south bounds of Ithaca College property a distance of about 912 feet to the center of said Danbyl highway, which is the point or place of beginning, FURTHER RESOLVED, that the proposed improvements including the construction cost, cost of acquisition of lands and easements legal and engineering fees, and all other expenses are to be paid for by said Ithaca College of Ithaca, New York and that there will, therefore, be no necessity for a bond issue on the part of the Town of Ithaca, and it is FURTHER RESOLVED, that this resolution is subject to a permissive referendum as provided for in Section 209 E of the Town Law. j The adoption of the foregoing resolution was put to a vote and upon rollcall, the vote was as follows; NAMIE Ben V. Boynton VOTE Aye I I W. S. Randel Aye Fred Hartsock Aye Fred Marshall Aye A. W. Mc Elwee Aye The resolution was thereupon duly adopted. Dated May 5, 1960 Rachel Hanshavi lc , `/` gVt.,a-� Town Clerk, Tovi of thaca Tompkins County, New York _4 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins and State of New York, at a regular meeting thereof, held on the 5th day of NIay,'1960, duly adopted, subject to a permissive referendum, a reoolution, an abstract of which is as follows: The resolution recited that a map and plan of Extension No. 2 of the South Hill Water District was on file in the Office of the Clerk +of the Town of Ithaca and that an order was adopted on April 7, 1960 by the Town Board, setting May 5, 1960 at 5:00 o'clock as a time for public hearing in regard to the formation of the said Extension No. 2 of the South Hill Water District and the said resolution further showed that the public hearing was had and that after the hearing the resolution approving the said Extension was adopted. The description of the property was given and it is contain- ed in the said map on file in the Town Clerk's Office. The property is located on Danby Road. The resolution provided that the said Extension No. 2 of the South Hill Water District as shown on the said map be approved and that the cost of the improvements and construction, acquisiti of lands and easements, legal and engineering fees, and all other expenses are to be paid for by Ithaca College and there will be no expense on the part of the Town of Ithaca. By order of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York. Dated May 5, 1960. �SHIREY �f AT LAIR �IEW YORK `/ G4( L.&, g V ` 7 4K-aZ�� Rachel Hanshaw Town Clerk, '.Down of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New.York M 151 March 3, 1960. The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca was held on Thursday, March 3, 1960 at 5:00 P.M. at the Court House, Ithaca, iv. Y. IMPmbers present were Supervisor B. V. Boynton, Justices F. R. Hartsock, W. S. Randel - Councilman F. C. I";arshall. Also present were Attorney C. H. Newman, H'way Supt. Marion Morey -Attorney Byoucos for the University -Attorney Shirey for Ithaca College and members`of the College Board -Alex Pakkala= Mr. DeYoung. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. This wAs a public hearing on'the extension of the East State Street Water Dist. Proof of posting and posting were presented. Only person appearing for the district was Attorney Byoucos and he asked for a postponement of action. Moved by Councilman Marshall to postpone action on the extension of the East State Street Extension Water District until April 7, in crO.er that a contract between the University and the Town for the District can be submitted. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel- N.arshall-Hartsock. floes 0. Carried. Mr. Shirey representing Ithaca College in the matter of the formation of a sewer district on their property on south hill, stated he had filed with the Town Clerk a copy of the order and a map which were presented. He also stated the City of Ithaca had given permission for the College to connect with the main at the National Cash Register Company. Also that permission had been given by the National Cash Register Company. The Board asked that a letter from the City of Ithaca giving their approval be presented at our next meeting. President Dillintham of the College stated that the College will assume all responsibility for all easements from Morse Chain and National Cash Register and all expenses and upkeep; Moved by Justice Hartsock that a public hearing on the formation of the sewer district for the Ithaca College be held at 5:00.P.M. on April 7, 1960. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-14arshall- Randel. Noes 0. Carried. Mr. DeYoung of the Tompkins County TV Dealers Association asked the Town Board to delay action on a public hearing concerning the television cable ordinance and a. franchise to Cerache until a later date. The Planning Board asked that the Town Board hold a public hearing on the final draft of the proposed revisions of the Zoning Ordinance. Moved by Justice Hartsock that a public hearing be held on the proposed revisions to the Zoning Ordinance at 7:00 P.IM on April 211 1960. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock=rRandel-Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. Mr. Pakkala asked if he could rxet water and sewer on his property on South Hill if he had a survey of the same made. The Board informed him that a, number of legal requirements had to be met before he presented a petition for such services and when such requirements are met and a petition presented, the Town would then consider the matter. It appearing that the Zoning ordinance and map, although on file bn the Tcwn Clerk's office, but not entered in the minutes, it was Loved by Justice Hartsock that the Town Clerk enter the existing ordinance, amendments, togethter with the map in the minute book and make a suitable reference at the appropriate dates. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-Handel. Noes 0. Carried. ;Moved by Justice Randel that the Supervisor be authorized to�otfice space in the Forest Home Building for the Supervisor and Assessor eh a month to month basis at 925. per month. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes Randel-Marshall-Hartsock. Noes O.Carried. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the salary of Justice Hartsock be reduced to an annual rate of �1200. beginning April 1, 1960. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-Randel. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Handel that the Town contribute the sub.; of 152 :�2000. to the Cornell Library to be transferred from the contingent fund. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel-Hartsock-Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. The question of the sewer connections'to the S. L. Boofhroyd land was discuss6d and it'was suggested that he contact the Board of'Health for permission to use a sceptic tank and his sewer tax be refunded. Bills from 54 to 85 were presented. Tioved by Justice Handel these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Hartsock ar_O approved by the following- vote:- Ayes- , Aayidel-Hartsock-T4arshall. Aloes 0. Carried. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and filed. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:45 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. 1 153 April 7 1960 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, April 7, 1960 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor,B. V. Boynton -Councilmen - A. W. McElwee,-F. C. Marshall - Justices, F. E: Hartsock•, W. S. Rande-l: Also present were Attorney C. H. Newman,. H' way Supt. Marion Morey,, Attorney Shirey-Attorney Buyoueos-Nail Stamp - Russell Roe and This was a public hearing in the matter of the establishment of a Ithaca College Sewer District in the Town. Proof of publication was presented. Proof of posttgg was presented. Mr. Roe asked why all the residents in this area could not use this sewer district. Answer because it is not a bonded district. Attorney Shirey stated that at any future time an all over sewer district be formed -In this are the College would join -with such plan. The following resolution was offered by Justice Randel:- 'wHEREAS, a map and plan relating to -the establishment of the proposed Ithaca. College Sewer District, prepared by Carl Crandall, " a competent engineer, duly licensed by the State of New York, in manner and in such detail as has been determined by the Town Board of the Town. of Ithaca,.has been duly filed with the Town Clerk of the Town of Ithaca in accordance with the requirements of 12 A of the Town Law, and WHEREAS, an order was duly adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca on March 3, 1960, reciting the filing of said map and -plan, the improvements proposed, the boundaries of the proposed district, the estimated expense thereof, the pooposed method of financing which is that the entire cost thereof will be assumed by Ithaca College, the fact that the map and plan are on file in the Tcwn Clerk's office for public inspection and stating all other matters required by law to be stated and specified, April 7, 1960 at 5:00 o'clock, as the time and the Tompkins County Court House in Ithaca, New York as the place: where the said. Town Board -would meet to consider the said map anti: plan and to hear all persons interested in the subject thereof concerning the same and to take such action thereon as is'required or authorized by law, and WHEREAS, such order was duly published and posted as was required by law, and WHEREAS, a. hearing on said matter was duly held by the `said Town Board on the 7th day of April, 1960, beginning at 5:00 o'clock at the Tompkins County Court House, Ithaca, New York, and full discussion of the Matter having been has and all persons desiring to be heard, having been duly heard, now upon the evidence given.upon such hearing, it is RESOLVED AND DETERMINED: (a.) That the notice of hearing was published and posted as required by law and is otherwise sufficient. (b.) That all property and property owners within the proposed district are benefited thereby. (c.) That all property and property owners benefited are included within the limits of the proposed district. (d.) That it is in the public interest to establish said sewer district. FURTHER RESOLVED AND DETERMINED that the establishment of a sewer district as set forth in said map and plan be approved; that the improvement therein mentioned be constructed, and the necessary easements and lands be acquired all at the expense of Ithaca College of Ithaca, New York, and such district shall be known and designated a,s the Ithaca College Sewer District in the Town of Ithaca and shall be bounded and described as follows: - All those premises situate in the Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins, and State of Now York, the boundaries of which are as follows: Beginning at the intersection of the center line of Danby Road and the center line of the Coddington Road and thence running north- easterly along the center line of said Coddington Road a distance of 527 feet to the southwesterly bounds of premises of Arthur R. and Ruth S. Beardsley; thence running southeasterly along the, southwesterly bounds of premises first of the said Arthur R. and Ruth S. Beardsley and thence Vincenzo Centini and Oreste Capalongo and then of Ray E. and Blanche Gridley, a total distance of 2.225 feet to the northwest corner of premises of s�r_riaro Raponi; thence running southerly along the west°bounds--of said Raponi property a distance of 1,920 feet to a. corner of said Raponi lands; thence running westerly along the northerly bounds of Raponi lands at a 154 said point a distance of 311 feet; thence running southerly along the westerly bounds bf said Raponi lands a distance of 297 feet to a point; thence running westerly along the northerly bounds of said Raponi lands a. distance of 1,246 feet to a point; thence running southerly along a. westerly bounds of said Raponi lands a distance of 229 feet to a point in the northerly bounds of Herbert N. Flonkmeyer; thence running westerly along the northerly .bounds of said Monkmeyer property a distance of 1,451,feet to the - east bounds of premises of James E. and Lois Clarke; -thence running northerly along the east bounds of said Clarke premises a distance of 150 feet to a point; thence running westerly along the northerly bounds of said Clarke premises a distance of 278 feet to a point ill tha center line of the aforesaid Da.nby hi rh:tiray; th= nee running northeasterly along the center line of Danby Road to the southwest corrcr of premises of the National Cash Register Co., as shown in their deed recorded in Liber 391 of Deeds at Page 16; thence running easterly along the southerly bounds of the said -National Cash Register Co. property to a pipe set in the easterly bounds of Danby highway; thence continuing on the same course a distance of 341 feet to a point marking the southeast corner of said National Cash Register Co. property; thence running northwesterly along the easterly bounds of said *elation Cash Register Co. property and along the easterly bounds of premises owned by John D. and Louise H. Brewster, a distance of 134 feet to the northeast corner of said Brewster property; thence running along the northerly bounds of said Brewster property, the following courses;North 58'23' west a distance of "200 feet and then north 62°33' wrest a distance of 175 feet to the center of said Danby highway; thence north- easterly along the center of said Danby highway a distance. of 47 feet to the southwest corner of property of Inez E. Richards; thence running along the south bounds of said Richards property south 56°east a distance of 375 feet to the southeast corner of said Richards property; thence running northeasterly along the easterly bounds of said Richards property and also property of Wayne G. and Helen Prouty a distance of 254 feet to the northeast corner of said Prouty property; thence running along the northerly bounds of laid Proytyy. property north 560 wpst a distance of 375 feet to the center of said Danby highway; thence running north- easterly along the said Danby highway a_ distance of 52 feet to the southwest corner of lards of Benjamin and Vivian Ellis; thence running easterly along the southerly bounds of said Ellis premises a distance of 250 feet to the southeast corner of said Ellis land; c thene running northeasterly along the said Ellis property Cast bounds 100 feet to the south bounds of premises of J. D. Wayman; thence running easterly along the south bhunds of said WRyman a distance of 100 feet to the southeast forner of said Wayman property; thence running northeasterly first alonL- the east bounds of said J. D. Wgyma.n and then along the east bounds of Willis f5. :and J. C. Ames Jr... a tot=41 di stand: of 185 f0e�t to she northeast corner of said Ames property; thence running easterly al ong the southerly bounds of Erie J. Miller & Helen a distance of 580 feet to the sbuthea.st corner of said Miller property; thence running- along the northeasterly bounds of said Dl;ller property and the northeasterly bounds of prorFrty of Stewart E. & Evelyn guess the f ollcw_,g courses: K rth 3001%est a. distance 856"feet more or less to a point;' and n8rth 46°west a ";31 distance of 352 feet to the center of Danby highway; thence running northeasterly along the center of said Danby highway a distance of 132 feet to the intersection of the center line of the said Danby highway and the center line of Coddington Road which is the place of beginning. Thc- boundaries described are intended to include all property within said boundaries and as shown on the said map on file. in the Town Clerk's office. FURTHER RESOLVED that the proposed improvements including the construction cost, cost of acquisition of,lands and easements legal and engineering fees and all other expenses are to be paid for bir the said Ithaca College of Ithaca, New York, and that there will, therefore, be no necessity for a bond issue on the part of the Town of Ithaca, and it is further RESOLVED that this resolutibn is subject to a permissive referendum as provided in Sec. 209 E of the Town Law. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following- vote:- dyes-Ran_del- Hartsock-McElwe=-Marshall-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. A .letter from Neil Stamp, repr-renting Cornell University In regard to Alt. #1 road across University property being placed on the Tov.n map was read. Discussion on this proposition was adjourned, to 4:00 P.14. , -April 13, 1960 at the Court House. 15 Moved by Justice Hartsock the resolution, attached hereto ifobcE±tensioii 71r 2ctobtbOo8.H:Irs.D,;.':by the Ithaca College for a public hearing on May 5, 1960 at 5:00 P.M. be approved. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee-Marshall-Randel.No 0. Mr. Buyoucos presented -the order for the extension of the East State Street Extension Water District and stated the Univemity assumes all nesponsibility from the standpipe to Ext. #l-Snyder Hill. � Moved by Justice Handel the order attached hereto be approved. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:" Ayes Handel-Marshall-McElwee-Hartsock. Noes 0. Carried. Mr. Buyoucos, representing Dr. Hirshfeld and Hobert Marshall presented.a map of a subdivition on Cliff Street,wherein six lots are -'in the Town of Ithaca and the rest in the City of Ithaca, and stated they would like to have the six lots in the Town annexed to the City in order to get water from the City for this area. A letter from Engineer Miller XMHX to A. Plotzker Co.,contractor for the Hanshaw Road Sewer District in regard to conditions on Kay Street was read. Road conditions being so bad, the Supervisor was instructed to inquire into Liability Insurance for the highways. The Town Highway agreements were presented and signed. A letter from Sunrise Spraying Service was read. Loved by Councilman McElwee that the offer for Mosquito control for the Town by Sunrise Spraying Service for �900.-00 for the year be accepted. "'econded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee-Marshall-Randel-Hartsock.,idoes O.Carried. Bills from #85 to 125 were presented. Moved by Justice Randel these bills be paid as read. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved as follows:- AyesRandel-McElwee-Marshall-Hartsock. No O.Carried. Moved by Justice Handel that Supervisor be authorized to transfer ""700. from the Contingent fund to the,W.P.L.R. water District. -,Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved by the following/ vote:- Ayes Randel-McElwee-Marshall-Hartsock. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Randel the Highway Supt. be instructed to purchase road:signs for non -Town roads to read Not A Town Road. Seconded by Councilman '14cElwee and approved as follows:- Ayes- Randel-McElwee-Hartsock-Marshall. Noes 0. Carried. The Supervisor's monthly report was read anc? filed. Loved by Councilman i:cElwee th..is,-meeting �be'ad,journ:ed to 4:00 P.M. April 13, 1960. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved bit the following vote:-Ayes-Hart.sock-McElwee-Randel-Marsha.11. Noes O.Carried. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk April 13 1960 - 4:00 P.M. The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House at an adjourned meeting from April 7, 1960. Members present were Supervisor B. V. Boynton-Justices- W. S. Randel, F. R. Hartsock - Councilman McElwee. Absent Councilman F. C. Marshall. Also present were Attorney C. H. Newman - Representatives from Cornell University and Forest Home. The minutes of T'larch 3 were read and approved. A letter from Xr. Cornish, Gulf Course Consultant was read. Mr. •Stamp representing the University, stated that on the basis of Mr. Burton's letter of. Farch 21, 1960 and Section 273 of the Town Law that Road Alt. # 1 be removed from the Town map. He also stated the Univerist-y woul�' 1- Construct and maintain a service"/n�`from Dearboane-Triphammer intersection to pleasant Grove Road, tO serve its dormitories. 2- That 308 Wait Ave. be deeded to the City of Ithaca, in order to straighten Triphammer Road. 3- Offer to co-operate with the Town of Ithaca to extend and div6rt Warren Road across Fall Creek for traffic to Route 13: On the basis of these offers of the University, they feel that Poad Alt.,#1 should be withdrawn from the Town map, and request a public hearing. -on the same. Question - What is the meaning of a service road? The University would own and maintain a 50*foot right of way. Per. Phillips of the Planning Board said that the Board favored Alt #1,•would consider Alt # 2 , but Alt. # 3 he felt was impossible. An estimate of damage to the University and Country Club golf course would be between '125,000 and 3150000, if Alt. # 1 wale ever used as a highway. Moved by Councilman McElwee the following resolution: - RESOLVED that a public hearing be held at the Supervisor's rooms in the Court House at 4:00 P.M. on Tuesday, April 26th, for the purpose of hearing all persons interested for or against a. proposal to• remove from the map of the Town of Ithaca, all or �l part of the road between Warren Road and the east line.of the i Village,of Cayuga Heights, which was placed on the official map, of the Town of Ithaca. at a special meeting of this Board on Jan. 31, 1960. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED th„t the said proposal be and it hereby is referred to the Town Planning Board for its report and recommendation thereon. And Be It Further RESOLVED that the Clerk be directed to publish a notice of the said hearing as requested by law. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved by the following vote:- Ayes- McElwee-Hartsock-Randel. Noes 0. Carried. The Supervisor gave a report about liability insurance because of the bad conditions existing on Town Roads. A letter from the City about use of the City Dump was read. The question as to whether or not this was all from the Town of Ithaca or being used to carry garbage from other Towns because of the contract with the Town of Ithaca. The Veterans organization sent P letter asking for..inforfiation on the Inlet Valley school.. and, its zoning. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at- 5:30 P.I^. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk At a meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca,. Tompkins County, held at the Tompkins County Court House in the City of Ithaca, County of Tompkins and State of New York on the 7th day of April, 1960 at 5:00 o'clock P,M, Present: Ben V. Boynton, Supervisor; Fred Marshall, Councilman; A. W. Me Elwee, Councilman; W. S. Randel, Justice; Fred Hartsock, Justice. In the Matter of the Establishment of Extension No, 2 of the South Hill Water District in the Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins and State of New York; Pursuant to -Article XII A of the Town Law. WHEREAS, a map and plan have been prepared in such manner and in such detail as has heretofore been determined by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca relating to the establishment of Extension No, 2 of the South Hill I -later District in the said Town of Ithaca, and WHEREAS, such map and plan has been duly filed in the Town Clerk's Office in the said Town, and WHEREAS, said map and plan were prepared by Carl Crandall, a competent engineer, duly licensed by the State of New York, showing the boundaries of the said proposed Extension, and WHEREAS, the boundaries of the proposed District are as follows: ALL THOSE PREMISES, situate in the Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins and State of New York, the boundaries of which are as follows: Beginning at the intersection of the center line of HENRY J. SHIREY ATTORNEY AT LAW SAYINGS BANK BUILDING ITHACA. NEW YORK HENRY J. SHIREY ATTORNEY AT LAW SAVINGS BANK BUILDING 1THACA, NEW YORK Danby Road and the south bounds of Extension No, 1 of the South Hill dater District and thence running southwe' sterly along the center line of Danby Road a distance of about 390 feet to the northwest corner of premises of James E, and Lois Clarke; thence running easterly along the northerly bounds of said Clarke premises a distance of 278 feet to a point; thence running southerly along the east bounds of said Clarke premises a distance of 150 feet to a point; thence running easterly along the northerly bounds of premises of Herbert N. Monkemeyer a distance of 1451 feet to a westerly bounds of lands of Gennaro Raponi; thence running northerly along said westerly bounds of said Raponi lands a distance of 229 feet to a point in a northerly bounds of said Raponi lands; thence running easterly along the said northerly bounds of said Raponi lands a distance of 1246 feet to a point; thence running northerly along a westerly bounds of said Raponi lands a distance of 297 fee:, to a point; thence running easterly along a northerly bounds of said Raponi lands a distance of 311 feet to a point; thence running northerly along a west bounds of said Raponi lands a distance of 650 feet to a point marking the intersection of said west bounds of said Raponi lands and the south bounds of Extension No, 1 of the South Hill Water District; thence running -westerly along the south bounds of said Extension No, 1 of South Hill Water District a distance of about 2h00 feet to a point; thence running south- westerly along an easterly boundary of the said Extension No, 1 of South Hill Water District at said point a distance of 700 feet to a point; thence running westerly along a south bounds of said Extension No, 1 of South Hill Water District and parallel to the south bounds of Ithaca College property a distance of about 912 feet to the center of said Danby highway, which is the point or place of beginning, and - 2 - HENRY J. SHIREY ATTORNEY AT LAW SAVINGS BANK BUILDING ITHACA, NEW YORK WHEREAS, the entire cost of establishing this Extension No. 2 - of the 'South Hill Water District in the Town of Ithaca, Tompkin 3 County, New York and the construction, repairing and maintaining of the water system therein will be paid entirety by Ithaca Colle,,e who owns all of the premises above described, and WHEREAS, therefore, there will be no expense on the part of the Town'of Ithaca and there will be no necessity for a bond issue, and I WHEREAS, the maximum amount proposed to be expended for this i extension No, 2 of the South Hill Water District and for the construction of the water system therein is not at this time legally necessary to be had or be given for the reason that the entire cost thereof is to be borne by the said Ithaca College, and WHEREAS, the said map and plan are on file in the Town Clerk'�7, Office"f6r public inspection. NOW ON MOTION of Fred Hartsock and seconded;' by A. 14 . Mc E1wee it is hereby ORDERED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca shall meet and hold a public hearing at the Tompkins County Court House, Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York on the 5th day of May, 1960 at 5:b0 o'clock P,14. on that day to consider said map and plan and to hear all persons interested in the subje;t I thereof concerning the same and to take such action thereon as is recognized or authorized by law. The adoption of the foregoing order was duly put to a vote and on rollcall the vote was as follows: 3 - HENRY J. SHIREY ATTORNEY AT LAW SAVINGS HANK BUILDING ITHACA, NEW YORK Name Vote Ben V. Boynton Aye Fred Marshall Aye A. W. Mc Elwee Aye W. S. Randel Aye Fred Hartsock Aye The order was thereupon declared duly adopted, , vz'�� Dated April 7, 196o. Rachel Hanshaw Town Clerk, 'Town of Ithaca Tompkins County, New.York a ELM ,1A � t JAMES V. HUYOUCOS ATTORNEY AT LAW ITHACA, N. Y. Before the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York In the Matter of the Formation of an : Extension to the East State Street : Extension 'later District in the Town ORDER ESTABLISHING of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, EXTENSION OF to be known as : WATER DISTRICT EXTENSION OF EAST STATE STREET EXTENSION WATER DISTRICT Snyder Hill Road, Extension No. 1. : P A Petition in the above entitled matter, together with the nedessary map and plan, having been duly presented to the Town Board on the llth day of February, 1960, requesting the establishment of an extension to East State Street Extension Water District in the Town of Ithaca, and an Order having been duly adopted by the Town Board on the lllth day of February, 1960, for the hearing of all persons interested in the matter, on the 3rd day of march, 1960, at 5 otclock in the afternoon of that day at the County Court House in the City of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, and a hearing by the said Board having been duly held at such time and place, and James V. Buyoucos, Esq., of Ithaca, New York, having appeared in behalf of the taxpayers who executed the said Petition in support of to establishment of the extension to the said district, and no other person having appeared and no objection to the establishment of said district having been made to or filed with the Town Board, and the matter of the determination required by the Town Board following such public hearing having been adjourned to the next regular meeting of the Town Board, it is, - 1 - RESOLVED that the Petition herein was signed and acknowledged or proved as required by law, and is otherwise sufficient; that all the property and property owners within the proposed extension of the district are benefited thereby; that all property and property owners benefited are included within the limits of the proposed district, and that it is in the public interest to grant in whole the relief sought, and It appearing that the Petition does not require the construction or acquisition of an improvement, and it is neither proposed nor required that the Town of Ithaca shall finance the cost of any improvement or service by bonds, notes, certificates, or other evidence of indebtedness of the said Town, and it appearing that all installations and construction in connection with the aforesaid improvement and as shown on the aforesaid map have been made and have been paid for by the owners of the real property described in the said Petition and it further appearing that Cornell -University is the owner of the facilities in said extension constructed by and paid for by said Cornell University and has assumed the obligation of maintaining the said facilities in good repair and working condition, it is hereby ORDERED, that an extension to the said district be established in the said Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins, State of New York, to be designated as extension of East State Street Extension Water District, Snyder.Hill Road, Extension No, 1, such extension to include the territory bounded and described as follows: PARCEL I. 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 intersection JAMES V. HUYOUCOS ATTORNEY AT LAW of the east boundary of the present East State Street Extension ITHACA, N. Y. - 2 - Water District with the northwesterly line of the premises of Bengt By and Carina B. Broms; thence north 540 east to the southwesterly line of Snyder Hill Road; thence south 360 east 100 feet along the southwesterly line of Snyder Hill Road;, thence south.540 west along the southeasterly line of said Broms parcel 175,feet to an iron pipe at themost southerly corner of said Broms parcel; thence north 360 west along the westerly boundary of said Broms parcel to its intersection with -the east boundary of the existing East State Street Extension Water District; thence north along the east boundary of said water district to the point or place of beginning. PARCEL II. Beginning at the intersection of the northeasterly line of Snyder Hill Road and the east boundary line of the existing East State Street Extension 'later District; thence north along the east boundary of said district to the boundary line between lands of Cornell University on the north and lands conveyed by Nancy M. Hammond to Ben V. and Kit Go Boynton by deed recorded in Liber 361 of Deeds, page 287, on the_south; thence east along said boundary line to its intersection with a line which i_6 150 feet easterly from and parallel 16 the northeasterly line of Snyder Hill Road; thence southeasterly along said line which is parallel to and 150 feet - northeasterly from the northeasterly line of Snyder Hill Road to lands of Morris E. and Lucille R. Opler, recorded in Liber 403 of Deeds at page 258; thence continuing southeasterly 1 along the same course to the southeasterly boundary line of said Opler lands which is also the westerly boundary line of 50- foot proposed roadway running northerly from Snyder Hill Road JAMES V. ©UYOUCOS to said lands of Boynton; thence southwesterly, along the ATTORNEY AT LAW ITHACA, N. Y. 3 JAMES V. BUYOUCOS ATTORNEY AT LAW ITHACA, N. Y. curving southeasterly boundary liAe of the Opler premises, to the northeasterly line of Snyder Hill Road; thence north- westerly along the northeasterly line of Snyder Hill Road to the point or place of beginning. PARCEL III. Beginning at a point in the northeasterly line of Snyder Hill Road at the southwesterly corner of lands of Cornell University and the southeasterly corner of lands of Vincent and Lila Marques (Liber 311 of Deeds, page 546); thence north first along the east line of lands of said Marques and then along the east line of lands of Nancy Mo Hammond to the northeast corner of said Hammond lands; thence west, along the division line between the lands of Cornell University on the north and said Hammond lands on the south to the southeast corner of lands reputedly of Chris and Robert Preswick; thence north along the east line of said Preswick lands to the south boundary of the present East Ithaca Water District; thence east along the south boundary line of said Water District to the Ithaca -Dryden Town line; thence south along said Town Line to the northeast corner of premises reputedly of Frank Backner; thence west along the division line between Cornell University lands and the Backner lands to the northwest corner of said Backner lands; thence southerly along the westerly line of said Backner lands to the northeasterly line of Snyder Hill Road; thence northwesterly along the northeasterly line of Snyder Hill Road to the point or place of beginning. The above described parcels are more fully shown on the map made by Carl Crandall, C.E., entitled "Map of Proposed Additions to East State Street Extension Water District's dated November 14, 1959, the three parcels above described comprising - 4 - the shaded areas shown on said map. There is also included that portion of Snyder Hill Road immediately adjacent to the above -described premises. Dated: &PVT1 7, 1960. '.'L Members of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York. STATE OF NEVI YORK : SS. COUNTY OF TOPIPKINS I, RACHAEL HANSHJVd, 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, in the Town of Ithaca, on the 7th day of April, 1960, and that the same is a true and correct copy of said original and of the whole thereof, and that there were present at the aforesaid meeting the members of the Town Board who signed the preceding Order. IN TESTIMONEY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal `,,,of said Town this 7th day of April, 1960. (A I JAMES V. HUYOUCOS ATTORNEY AT LAW ITHACA. N. Y. , G~� MPH ** Site plan approved by Planning Board. * Upon special approval of Board of Appeals ZONE PERMITTED USES Town of Ithaca ZONING'SCHEDULE SUMMARY OF ZONING ORDINANCE —FOR CONVENIENCE ONLY —NOT OFFICIAL PERMITTED LC;T SIZES YARD ACCESSORY USES REQUIREMENTS SECT. 11 • One Family Dwelling SECT. 12 & 13 • Office for Professional or SECT. 16 SECT. 14 & 62 R 15 • Two Family Dwelling Quasi -Professional • Front —Avg. Depth of • Church —Parish House —Convent etc. • Temporary Building—Com- • Min. Area 15,000 Sq. Ft. Adjacent ART. IV • Public Buildings* merce or Industry for 1 yr. Min. 25'—Not Over 50' Req'd. • Public Park or Playground only, without* 100' Wide' • Side —Each 15' Unless SECT. 11-17 • Public Buildingfor Service Protection etc. • No More Than 2 Roomers • Accessory Building —Sect. 13 150, Dee p; Garage, Then 10' • Golf Course • Pets —Gardens —Horses I • Rear —Not Less Than 30' Note Height Requirement • Public Utility • Home Occupations Specified R 30 SECT. 18 • Any Use Permitted in R15 SECT. 19 & 20 • Any Accessory use allowed iSECT. 23 SECT. 21 & 62 • Nursery or Farm • Front —Avg. Depth of ART. V • Hospital* •Nursing, Convalescent Home* in R15 • Home Occupations Specified • Min. Area 30,000 Sq. Ft. 1 Adjacent Min. 30'—Not Over 60' Re ii. q • Cemetery* y • Accessory Building —Sect. 20 150' Wide • Side--40' Unless Garage, SECT. 18-24 • Roadside Stand • Domestic Animals or Fowl— 200' Deep Then 15' • Clubhouse or Lodge* 30' from Lot Line P , • Rear-50' R SECT. 4 SECT. 5& 6 • 'SECT. 9 No Public,Water or Sewer SECT. 7& 62 • Any Use Permitted in R15 or R30. • Any Accessory Use Allowed 100' W. x 150D. •Front &Rear —Same as R15 ART. III • Rooming House* in R15 or R30 • Public Water or Sewer (one only) 80' W. x 150' D. • Side-10' Unless Garage, SECT. 4-10 • Tourist House* • Accessory Building —Sect. 6 • Both Avail.ble 60' W. x 150' D. Then 7' SECT. 25 SECT.21 11 !SECT. SECT. 28 & 62 MULTI. RES. DIST. • One Family Dwelling y g • Min. Tra�1t 1 Acre `r •Front —At Least 50' ART. VI • Two Family Dwelling • Structure or Land For • Min. 2500 Sq. Ft. Gross • Side —Height Neatest Building SECT. 25-30 • Multiple Family Dwelling p y g Recreation For Each Unit ;1 Rear —Twice Height Nearest • Town Board Approval Required to Establish •Utility Building and • Site Plan Approval Building I District Facilities Required* • Court —Open 1 Side AGRICULTURE SECT. 51 SECT. 51 _...� • Any Lawful Farm Purpose I �' SECT. 51 "` • Riding Academy • An Use Permitted in y Residence District t.- i • Any Use Permitted in Residence Districts Bu���V��-•� SECT. 32 •Retail Food SECT. 36 ti" r SECT. 37 _ SECT. 37, 62, 63 �� "A" • Business or Professional Offices • Accessory Buildings —No Outside Storage • Min.-2 Acres Required • Front —Min. 30' ART. VII • Banks • Book, Drug, Hardware, Package Liquor Stores • 1 Living Unit for Guard or • Site Plan Approval •Side —Min. 20' Without Party Wall SECT. 32 • Smoke Shop Caretaker Required** • Rear—Min.30' • Town Board Approval Required to Establish "A„, "B„, "C", , � D„ BUILDING COVERAGE SECT. 13, 15, 58 • No More Than 20% Lot Area • Dwelling —Min. 600 Sq. Ft. Area • Accessory Building —Sect. 13 SECT. 20, 22, 58 • Max.-10% of Lot Area • Dwelling —Min. 600 Sq. Ft. • Accessory Building —Sect. 20 SECT. 6, 8, 58 • Max.-25% of Lot Area • Dwelling —Min. 600 Sq. Ft. • Accessory Building —Sect. 6 SECT. 28 & 58 • Max.-30% of Lot Area • Limit 2 Stories From Grade Level on High Grade Side • Dwelling —Min. 600 Sq. Ft. SECT. 58 PARKING REQUIREMENTS SECT. 12 & 69 • None in Front Yard Except 1 or 2 Family. SECT. 19 & 69 • Same as R15 , SECT.-5 & 69 • Same as R15 SECT. 29 & 69 • Max. 200' From Unit • None Allowed Front, Side or Rear Yards. i • Dwelling —Min. 600 Sq. Ft."-- SECT. 37 S • Min. 300 Sq. Ft. Required fQr • Max.-2 Stories High Each 100 Sq. Ft. Floor Area • None in Front BUSINESS SECT. 33 • Any Use Permitted in Business "A" SECT. 36 SECT. 37 SECT. 37, 62, 63 SECT. 37 "B" • Barber • Milliner • Dry Clean Pickup • Nursery ART. VII • Florist • Retail Except Auto •Same as Business "A" •Same as Business "A" •Same as Business "A" •Same as Business "A" SECT. 33 Beauty Parlour •Shoe Make or Shine • Coin or Hand Laundry • Municipal or Public Bldgs. • Greenhouse • Library SECT. 34 • Any Use Permitted in Business "A" or "B" SECT. 36 SECT. 37 SECT. 37, 62, 63 SECT. 37 • Auto Sales Within Building • Theater, Skating, Dance, Bowling etc. • Building Supply • Ambulance Service BUSINESS • Dry Clean • Art & Craft Studio • Dyer • Bicycle Sale or Service tv C" • Electric Shop • Caterer ART. VII • Heating Shop • Photographer "A" "A" "A" • Monument Shop • Confectioner • Same as Business "A" Same as Business • Same as Business • Same as Business SECT. 34 • Plumbing Shop • Undertaker • Print Shop • Decorator • Restaurant • Refrigeration • Hotel or Motel • Dressmaker • Clubhouse or Lodge • Furrier • Boat Marina or Harbour • Upholsterer • Appl. Sales or Service • Optician BUSINESS SECT. 35, 54, 71 SECT. 36 SECT. 37 SECT. 37, 62, 63 SECT. 37 to » • Gasoline Station —Garage for Repair on Private Property and indoors except for Emergency ART. VII Repairs. • Same as Business A " " • Same as Business A " " • Same as Business A " " • Same as Business A " " . SECT. 35 • Any Use Permitted in Business "A", "B", "C". LT. INDUSTRY SECT. 40, 41, 42 •. Industrial uses employing Electric or Motor SECT. 43 LoadingRequiredSECT. � Off -Street Loadi 44 SECT. 44 SECT. 44 & 58 ART. VIII Power —Hand Labor for Fabrication or Assembly. y • Accessory Storage Building Min.—lOAcres Required • Front —Min. 150' •Max.-30% of Lot Area SECT. 40-45 • Town Board Approval Required to Establish. pp q • No Outside Storage • Site Plan Approval • Side —Min. 60' •. Max. Height 25' Nuisance —Sect. 42 • 1 Living Unit for Owner or Required** • Rear —Min. 50' Operator INDUSTRY SECT. 42, 41, 48, 49 SECT. 49, 61, 63 ART. X • Any lawful use except dwelling. • Site Plan Approval Required • Special Requirement Only . SECT. 47-50 •, Industries; except those noxious or injurious* Sect. 61-63 • Town Board Approval Required to Establish. SECT. 38 & 69 • Same as Business "A" SECT. 38 & 69 • Same as Business "A" SECT. 38 & 69 • Same as Business "A" SECT. 45 • 1 Space Per 3 Employees • None in Front SECT. 50 • Same as "Light Industry" A A n • • ................ - m:: 1: •'r b' .. .. N _ NX y, ,• ) i 1 • n • la f+ .� . • .. 1� l �ji i.- ...,... ............ y� P-N w .. 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A s� 9 ,• • . i i e Y ,rr n 9 I / _ 0 O `D I r O 0 0 •r 0 4 O.•e e 9 ................. •• •1 1 •• ••P z m K Y•w•:i. r _ 1 z y a = s > o � > kS4 O R 0 A O \ W r s T L/ I ,O a l CITY OF IT14ACA \X y t CAD 4 remwCD cif r` cl r m M CD CITY OF ITNACA r 0 lot N 0 p a4 Proposed Revised Zoning Ordinance TOWN OF ITHACA APRIL 21, 1960 ,ZONING ORDINANCE TOWN OF ITHACA, NEW YORK EFFECTIVE — OCTOBER 25, 1954 AS AMENDED TO For the purpose of promoting the health, safety, morals or the gen- eral welfare of the community, and to lessen congestion in the streets, to secure safety from fire, panic and other dangers, to provide adequate light and air, to prevent the overcrowding of land, to avoid undue con- centration of population, to facilitate the adequate provision of trans- portation, water, sewerage, schools, parks and other public requirements, under and pursuant to the Laws of the State of New York, the size of buildings and other structures, the percentage of lot that may be occupied, the size of yards, the density of population, and the location and use of buildings, structures and land for trade, industry, residence or other purposes, are hereby restricted and regulated as hereinafter provided. ARTICLE I SECTION 1. Definitions. For the purpose of this ordinance certain words and terms shall have the following meaning ' unless the context otherwise requires. 1. Words used in the present tense include the future; the singular number includes the plural, and the plural the singular; the word "build- ing" includes the word "structure"; and the word "occupied" includes the words "designed or intended to be occupied"; the -word "used" in- cludes the words "arranged, designed or intended to be used"; and the word "he" includes "it" and "she". 2. A "lot" is a parcel of land which may be occupied by one or more principal buildings and the accessory buildings for uses customarily inci- dent to it, including such open spaces as are used in connection with such buildings. 3. A "lot line" is property boundary of a lot. 4. The "lot area" shall not include any portion of a public highway right of way that may be included within deed description of the lot. 5. Family: A family consists of one or more persons related by blood, marriage or adoption or any domestic help, or gratuitous guests or a group of not more than 7 persons who need not be related by blood, marriage or adoption who are living together in a single dwelling unit and maintaining a common household. ' 6. A "dwelling" is a building designed or used exclusively as the living quarters for one or more families. 7. A "dwelling unit" is a dwelling, or portion of a dwelling, providing complete living facilities for one family. 8. A "one -family dwelling" is a detached building designed for use and in fact used for residential purposes by a single family. 9. A "two-family dwelling" is a detached building designed for use and in fact used for residential purposes by two families only. 10. A "multiple -family dwelling" is a building or group of buildings on one lot containing separate, dwelling units for three or more families. 11. A "rooming house" is a building originally built and used as a dwelling other than a hotel or motel in which 3 or more persons are housed for compensation. 12. A "tourist house" is a building originally built and used as a dwelling other than a hotel or motel in which accommodations for trans- ients are offered for compensation. 13. A "hotel or motel' is a building containing rooms designed and originally planned to be rented or hired out for living or sleeping accom- modations for transient occupancy. 14. A "clubhouse or lodge" is a building or premises used exclusively by members of an organization and their guests which premises or build- ings are devoted to recreational or athletic purposes, not primarily con- ducted for gain. It excludes commercial and merchandising activities for other than its own membership. 15. A "hospital' is an establishment for temporary occupation by the sick or injured for the purpose, of medical treatment, but does not include an establishment for permanent occupation by the poor, infirm, incurable or insane. 16. A "nursing or convalescent home" is a building other than a hospital where sick or infirmed persons are lodged, furnished with meals and nursing care for hire, except persons who are mentally ill, mentally deficient, drug addicts or alcoholic patients. 17. A "front yard" is the open space between the street right of way line and the front line of the principal building, exclusive of overhanging eaves and other permissible, projections, extended to the side lines of the lot. - 18. A "rear yard" is the open space' between the rear lot line and the rear line of the principal building, exclusive of overhanging eaves and other permissible projections, extended to the sidelines of the lot. 19. A "side yard" is the open space between the principal building, exclusive of overhanging eaves and other permissible projections, and a side lot line and extending through from the front, yard to the rear yard. 20. An "accessory building" is a building subordinate and clearly incidental to the principal building on the same lot and used for purposes customarily incidental to those of the principal building. 21. "Storage" is the outdoor accumulation or laying -up of manu- factured products or raw materials, or the keeping of one, or more pieces of movable equipment other than pleasure automobiles. 22. A "non -conforming use" is a use of land existing at the time of I nactment of this ordinance and its amendments which does not conform to the zoning regulations of the district in which it is situated. 23. A "farm" is any parcel of land containing at least 3 acres which is used in the raising of agricultural products, such as crops, livestock, poultry, and dairy goods. It includes structures necessary to the pro- duction and storage of agricultural products and equipment. 24. A "street line" is the limit of the right of way of a street, road or highway. Where the word street appears this also means highway or road. 2 25. A "flashing sign" is any illuminated sign on which the artificial light is not maintained stationary and/or constant in intensity and color at all times. 26. A " chnic" is a building or any part of a building which is used for the group practice of medicine by several physicians in which certain facilities other than reception are shared by the occupants and in which patients are diagnosed or treated by physicians specializing in various ailments and practicing as a group. 27. A "parking space" is an area for .the temporary parking of an automobile 180 square feet in size exclusive of the parking lot circulation areas. ARTICLE II ESTABLISHMENT OF DISTRICTS SECTION 2. Districts. For the purpose of this ordinance the Town of Ithaca is hereby divided into 11 types of districts'as follows: Residence Districts R 9 Residence Districts R 15 Residence Districts R 30 Multiple -Residence Districts Agricultural Districts . Business Districts A Business Districts B Business Districts C Business Districts D Light Industrial Districts Industrial Districts Said districts are set forth on the map accompanying this ordinance, entitled Zone Map, dated July 1, 1954, as amended to 19 , and signed by the Town Clerk. Said map and all explanatory matter thereon and amendments thereto are hereby made a part of this ordinance. SECTION 3. District Boundaries. 'Where uncertainty exists with respect to the exact boundaries of the various districts as shown on the Zone Map, the following rules shall apply. 1. The district boundaries are lot lines unless otherwise shown, and where the designation on the Zone Map indicates a boundary approxi- mately upon a lot line, such lot line shall be construed to be the boundary. 2. Distances shown on the Zone Map are perpendicular or radial distances from street lines measured back to the zone boundary line, which lines,- in all cases where distances are given, are parallel to the street line. 3. Where the boundary of a district follows a stream, Take, or other body of water, said boundary line shall be deemed to be at the limit of the jurisdiction of the Town of Ithaca, unless otherwise designated. 4. In other cases -the boundary line shall be determined by use of the scale on the Zone Map. ARTICLE III RESIDENCE DISTRICTS R 9 SECTION 4. Use Regulations. In Residence Districts R 9 no. building shall be erected or extended and no land or building or part thereof shall be used for other than any of the following purposes. 1. A one family dwelling. 2. A two family dwelling, provided that the second dwelling unit shall not exceed 50% of the floor area excluding 'the basement of the primary dwelling unit except where the second dwelling unit is con- structed entirely within the basement area, it may exceed 50%. 3. Church or other places of worship; convent and parish house. 4. Public library, public museum, public, parochial and private schools, nursery school, fraternity or sorority houses, and any institution of higher learning including dormitory accommodations, upon special approval of the Board of Zoning Appeals. The application for such approval shall be referred to the Planning Board and no final action shall be taken until the Planning Board has submitted its report or has failed to submit a report within 30 days. 5. Publicly owned park or playground including accessory buildings and improvements. 6. Fire station or other public building necessary for the protection of or the servicing of a neighborhood. 7. Golf course, except a driving range or a miniature golf course provided that no building shall be nearer than 100 feet from any lot line. 8. Garden, nursery, or farm except a hog farm where the principal food is garbage. Sale of farm and nursery products shall be subject to the provisions of Section 4, Subdivision 13. Usual farm buildings are permitted, provided that: a. Any building in which farm animals are kept shall be at least 100 feet from any lot line or street right of way. b. No manure shall be stored within 100 feet of any lot line or street right of way. 9. Any municipal or public utility purpose necessary for the mainten- ance of utility services except that substations and similar structures shall be subject to the same set -back requirements as apply to residences in the district in which the substations or similar structures are constructed. 10. Rooming houses, tourist houses, but only on special approval of the Board of Appeals. 11. Hospital provided that no building so used shall be within 100 feet of any street or within 150 feet of the lot line of any adjoining owner, and only upon special approval of the Board of Zoning Appeals. 12. Nursing or convalescent homes, or medical clinics but only upon special approval of the Board of Appeals. 13. Cemetery and the buildings and structures incident thereto, but only upon special approval of the Board of Appeals. 14. A roadside stand or other structure for the display and sale of farm or nursery products incidental to farming and as a seasonal con- 4 venience to the owner or owners of the land. Any such stand shall be located a minimum of 15 feet from the street line, in such a manner as to permit safe access and egress for automobiles, and parking off the highway right of way. 15. Clubhouse or lodge, provided that no building so used shall be within 100 feet of any street or within 150 feet of the lot line of an ad- joining owner and only upon the special approval of the Board of Appeals. 16. Not more than 2.signs in connection with each of the above uses, provided that such signs shall be on the lot and shall not exceed 4 square feet in area, and further provided that any illumination thereof be so shielded that it illuminates only said sign. SECTION 5.' Accessory Uses. Permitted accessory uses in Residence Districts R 9 shall include the following: 1. The office of a' resident doctor, dentist, musician, engineer, teacher, lawyer, artist, architect or member of other recognized profes- sion, or quasi -profession where such office is a part of the residence building, provided that not more than 3 additional persons not residing on the premises may, be employed. 2. A customary home occupation, such as dressmaking, hair dressing, laundering, home cooking; carpentry, electrical, and plumbing work or similar manual or mechanical trade; operated solely by a resident of the dwelling, provided that no additional persons not residing on the premises may be employed therein and that no goods or products are publicly displayed or advertised for sale, that there be no outside storage, and that no noise, dust, disorder, or objectionable odor is experienced be- yond the immediate property where such use is conducted. The above mechanical trades to be conducted in the basement of the dwelling or in a garage area not to exceed 200 square feet. 3. Off-street garage or parking space for the occupants, users and employees in connection with uses specified under Section 4, but subject to provisions of Section 45 and Section 69. 4. A temporary building for commerce or industry, where such build- ing is necessary or incidental to the development of a residential area. Such building may not be continued for more than one year except upon special approval of the Board of Appeals. 5. Accessory buildings subject to provisions of Section 6. 6. The keeping,of domestic animals or fowl in accessory buildings, provided that no such building. shall. be nearer than 30 feet an any lot line of any adjoining owner, and further provided that there shall be no raising of fur -bearing animals, keeping of horses for hire, or kennels for more than 3 dogs over 6 months old. %. Not more than one sign in connection with an accessory use pro- vided that such sign shall be on the lot, shall not be illuminated, and shall not exceed one square foot in area. SECTION 6. Accessory Buildings. , In Residence Districts R 9 accessory buildings other than garages may not occupy any open space other than a rear yard. Any accessory building may occupy not more than 40 per cent of any required rear yard and shall be not less than 3 feet from any side or rear lot line, except that a private garage may be built across a common lot line with a party wall by mutual agreement 5 between adjoining property owners. An accessory building, on a corner lot shall not be less than 5 feet from the rear for line. Accessory buildings shall in no case exceed 15 feet in height. Where the average natural slope of a lot exceeds 8 per cent rise or fall directly from the street line, a private garage not over one story in -height and housing not in. excess of two cars may be located in the front or side yard not less than 5 feet from said street line upon special approval of the Board of Appeals. SECTION 7. Yard Regulations. In Residence Districts R 9, yards of at 'least the following dimensions are required: Front yard —not less than average depth of the front yards of buildings on lots immediately adjacent. However, the front yard depth, set -back, shall not be less than 25 feet nor need ,it be greater than 50 feet from the street line except where other- wise specified. Rear Yard -not less than 30 feet in depth. Side Yards —each not less than 10 feet in width, except that in one of the side yards, a one-story garage, either attached to the principal building, or separate therefrom, may be 7 feet from a side line which is not a street line. When the height of the building exceeds 30 feet, each side yard must be equal to half the total height of the building. Special yard requirements for specific uses as established by Section 4 are required. SECTION 8. Building Coverage. No buildings or building on a lot, including accessory buildings, shall be erected, altered, or extended to cover more than 25 per cent of the lot area. Projections described in Section 42 are not to be included in com- puting the percentage. SECTION 9. Size of .lot. Lot sizes in Residence Districts R 9 shall meet the following depths and widths at the front yard set -back. 1. When no public water or sewer is available, the minimum width shall be 100 feet and the minimum depth 150 feet. 2. When public water or sewer is available, the minimum width shall be 80 feet and the minimum depth 150 feet except that the depth may be reduced to a minimum of 120 feet provided that the lot area shall be not less than 12,000 square feet. 3. When both public water and sewers are available, the minimum width shall be 60 feet and the minimum depth shall be 150 feet except that the depth may be reduced to a minimum of 120 feet provided that the lot area shall not be less than 9,000 square feet. SECTION 10. Special Properties. In the case of publicly owned properties, properties .of universities, colleges, cemeteries, or other pri- vate institutions, located in Residence Districts R 9, which comprise at least 6 acres in area and are traversed by interior roads or driveways, the front and side yard requirements of Section 7 shall apply only along the exterior public street frontages and there shall be no rear yard require- ments. ' 0 ti ARTICLE IV RESIDENCE DISTRICTS R 15 SECTION 11. Use Regulations. In Residence Districts R 15 no building shall be erected or extended and no land or building or part thereof shall be used for other than any of the following purposes: 1. A: one family dwelling. 2. A two family dwelling, provided that the second dwelling unit shall not exceed 50% of the floor area excluding the basement of the primary dwelling unit except where the second dwelling unit is con- structed, entirely within the basement area, it may exceed 50%. 3. Church or other place of worship, convent and parish. house. 4. Public library, public museum, public, parochial' and private schools, nursery school, and any institution of higher learning including dormitory accommodations upon special approval' of the Board 'of Ap- peals. The application for such approval shall be referred to the Planning Board and no final action shall be taken until the Planning Board has submitted its report or has failed to submit a report within 30 days. S. Publicly owned park or playground including accessory buildings and improvements. 6. Fire station or other public building necessary to the protection of or the servicing of a neighborhood. 7. Golf course, except a driving range or miniature golf course, pro- vided that no building shall be nearer than 100 feet from any lot line. 8. Any municipal or public utility purpose necessary to the mainten- ance of utility services except that substations and similar structures shall be subject to the same set -back requirements as apply to residences in the district in which the substations or similar structures are con- structed. 9. Not more than 2 signs in connection with each of the above uses, provided that such signs shall be on the lot and shall not exceed 4 square feet in area, and further provided that any illumination thereof be so shielded that it illuminates only said signs. SECTION 12. Accessory Uses. Permitted accessory uses in Resi- dence Districts R 15 shall include the following: 1. The office of a resident doctor, dentist, musician, engineer, teacher, lawyer, artist, architect or member of other recognized profession or quasi -profession where such office is a part of the residence building. 2. Off-street garage or parking space for the occupants, users and employees in connection with, uses specified under Section 11, but sub- ject to provisions of Section 69. 3. A temporary building for commerce or industry where such build- ing is necessary or incidental to the development of a residential area. Such building may not be continued for more than one year except upon special approval of the Board of Appeals: 4. Accessory building subject to provisions of Section 13. 5. Not more than 2 roomers. 6. A customary home occupation, such as dressmaking, hair dressing, laundering, home cooking; carpentry, electrical, and plumbing work or similar manual or mechanical trade; operated solely by a resident of the 7 dwelling, provided that no additional persons not residing on the premises may be employed therein and that no goods or products are publicly displayed or advertised for sale, that there- be no outside storage, and that no noise, dust, disorder, or objectionable odor is experienced beyond the immediate property wheresuch use is conducted. The above mechanical trades to be conducted in the basement of the dwelling or in a garage area not to exceed 200 square feet. 7. The keeping of household pets and family gardens. 8. The keeping of one horse if 2 acres of land are provided and one additional horse for each additional acre, but not more than a total of three horses. 9. Not more than one sign in connection with an accessory use pro- vided that such sign shall be on the lot, shall not be illuminated, and shall not exceed one square foot in area. .SECTION 13. Accessory Buildings. In Residence Districts R. 15 accessory buildings other than garages may not occupy any open space other than a rear yard. Any accessory building may occupy not more than 40 per cent of any required rear yard and shall be not less than 3 feet from any side or rear lot line, except that a private garage may be built across a common lot line with a party wall by mutual agreement between adjoining property owners. An accessory building on a corner lot shall not be less than 5 feet from the rear lot line. Accessory buildings shall in no case exceed 15 feet in height. Where the average natural slope of a lot exceeds 8 per cent rise or fall directly from the street fine, a private garage not over one story in height and housing not in excess of 2 cars may be. located in the front or side yard not less than 5 feet from said street line on approval of the Board of Appeals. SECTION 14. Yard Regulations. In Residence Districts R 15 yards of at least the following dimensions are required: From Yard —not less than the average depth of the front yards of buildings on lots immediately adjacent. However, the front yard depth shall not be less than 25 feet or need it be greater than 50 feet except as otherwise specified. Rear Yard —not less than 30 feet in depth. Side Yards —each not less than 15 feet in width, except that in one of the side yards, a one-story garage, either attached to the principal building, or separate therefrom, may be 10 feet from a side line which is not a street line. When the height of a building exceeds 30 feet each side yard must be equal to two- thirds the total height of the building. Special yard requirements for specific uses as established by Section 11 are required. SECTION IS. Building Coverage. No building or buildings on a lot, including accessory buildings, shall be erected, altered, or extended to cover more than 20 per cent of the lot area. . Projections described in Section 66 are not to be included in com- puting the percentage. SECTION 16. Size of lot. Lot sizes in residence districts shall meet the following depths and widths at the front yard set -back. 1. Minimum width of lots shall be 100 feet and the minimum depth 150 feet. SECTION 17. Special Properties. In the case of publicly owned properties, properties of universities, colleges, cemeteries, or other pri- vate institutions, located in Residence Districts R 15, which comprise at least 6 acres in area and are traversed by interior roads or driveways, the front and side yard requirements of Section 14 shall apply only along the exterior public street frontages and there shall be no rear yard re- quirements. ARTICLE V RESIDENCE DISTRICTS R 30 SECTION 18. Use Regulations. In Residence Districts R 30 no building shall be erected -or extended and no land or building or part thereof shall be used for other than any of the following purposes. 1. One family dwellings. 2. A two family dwelling, provided that the second dwelling unit shall not exceed 50% of the floor area excluding the basement of the primary dwelling unit except where the second dwelling unit is con- structed entirely within the basement area, it may exceed 50%. 3. Church or other places of worship, convent and parish house. 4. Public library or public museum, public, parochial and private schools, nursery school, and any institution of higher learning including dormitory accommodations by approval of the Board of Appeals. The application for such approval shall be referred to the Planning Board and no final action shall be taken until the Planning Board has submitted its report or has failed to submit a report within 30 days. . 5. Publicly owned park or playground including accessory buildings and improvements. 6. Fire station or other public building necessary to the protection of or the servicing of a neighborhood. 7. Golf course, except a driving range, or a miniature golf course, provided that no building shall be nearer than 100 feet from any lot fine. S. Garden, nursery, or farm, except a hog farm where the principal food is garbage. Sale of farm and nursery products shall be subject to the provisions of Section 18,. Subdivision 13. Usual farm buildings are permitted, provided that: a. Any building in which farm animals are kept shall be at least 100 feet from any lot line or street right of way. b. No manure shall be stored -within 100 feet of any lot line or street right of way. ' • 9: Any municipal or public utility purpose necessary to the main- tenance of utility services except that substations and. similar structures shall be subject to the same .set -back requirements as apply to residences in the district in which the substations or similar structures are con- structed. 9 10. Hospital, provided that no building so used shall be within 100 feet from any street or within 150 feet of the lot -line of any adjoining owner and only upon special approval of the Board of Appeals. 11. Nursing or convalescent homes, or medical clinics, but only upon special approval of the Board of Appeals. 12. Cemetery and the building and structures incident thereto, but only upon special approval of -the Board of Appeals. 13. A roadside stand or other structure for the display and sale of farm or nursery products incidental to farming and as a seasonal con- venience to the owner or owners of the land. Any such stand shall' be located a minimum of 15 feet from the street line, in such a manner as to permit safe access and egress for automobiles, and parking off the highway right of way. 14. Clubhouse or lodge, provided that no building so used shall be within 100 feet of any street or within 150 feet of the lot line of an adjoining owner and only upon special approval of the Board of Appeals. 15. Not more than 2 signs in connection with each of the above uses, provided that such sign shall be on the lot and shall not exceed 4 square feet in area, and further provided that any illumination thereof be so shielded that it illuminates only said sign. SECTION"19., Accessory Uses. Permitted accessory uses in' Resi- dence .Districts R 30 shall include the following: 1. Office of a resident doctor, dentist, musician, engineer, teacher, lawyer, artist, 'architect or member of other recognized profession and quasi -profession where such office is a , part of the residence building provided that - not more than 3 additional persons not residing on the premises may be employed. 2. A customary home occupation, such as dressmaking, hair dressing, laundering, home cooking; carpentry, electrical, and plumbing work or similar manual or mechanical trade; operated solely by a resident.of the dwelling, provided that no additional' persons not residing on the -premises may be employed therein and that no goods or products are publicly displayed or advertised for sale, that -there be no outside storage, and that no noise, dust, disorder, or objectionable odor is experienced beyond the immediate property, ;where such use is conducted. The above mechanical trades to be conducted in the basement of the dwelling:or in a garage area not to exceed 200 square feet. 3, Off-street, garage or parking .space for the occupants, users -and employees in connection with uses specified under Section 18, but sub- ject to provisions of Section 45 and Section 69. 4. A temporary building for commerce or industry, where such build- ing is necessary or incidental to the development' of. a residential area. Such buildings may not be continued for more than one year except upon special approval of the Board of Appeals. 5. Accessory buildings subject to provisions of Section 20. 6. Not more than 2 roomers. 7. The keeping of domestic animals or' fowl in accessory buildings, provided that no such building shall be nearer than 30 feet to any lot line of any . adjoining owner, and further provided that there shall be no raising of fur -bearing animals, keeping of horses for hire, or kennels for, more than 3 dogs over 6 months old. 10 8. Not more than one sign in connection with an accessory : use provided that such sign shall be on the lot, shall not be illuminated, and shall not exceed one square foot in area. SECTION 20. Accessory Buildings. In Residence Districts R 30 accessory buildings other than garages may not occupy any open space other than a rear yard. Any accessory building may occupy not more than 30 per cent of any required rear yard and shall be not less than 3 feet from any side or rear lot line, except that a private garage may be built across a common lot line with a party wall by mutual agreement between ad- joining property owners. An accessory building on a corner' lot shall not be less than 5 feet from the rear lot fine. Accessory buildings shall in no case exceed. 15 feet in.height. Where the average natural slope of a lot exceeds 8 per cent rise or fall directly from the street line, a private garage, not over one story in height and housing not'in excess of 2 cars may be located in the front of side yard not less than 5 feet from said street line upon special approval of the Board of Appeals. SECTION 21. Yard Regulations. In Residence Districts R 30 yards of at least the following dimensions are required. Front Yard —not less than the average depth of the front yards of buildings on lots immediately adjacent. However, the front yard depth shall not be less than 30 feet or need it be greater than 60 feet. Rear Yard —not less than 50 feet in depth. Side Yards —each not less than 40 feet in width, except that in one of the side yards, a one-story garage, either attached to the principal building, or separate therefrom, may be 15 feet from a side fine which is not a street line. When the height of the building exceeds 30 feet each side yard must be equal to the total height. Special yard requirements for specific uses as established by Section 18 are required. SECTION 22. Building Coverage. No building or buildings on a lot, including accessory buildings, shall be erected, altered or extended to cover more than 10 per cent of the lot area. Projections described in Section 66 are not to be included in com- puting the percentage. SECTION 23. Size of lot. Lot sizes in residence districts shall meet the following depths and widths at the front yard set -back. 1. Minimum lot area: 30,000 square feet. 2. Minimum width of lots shall be 150 feet and the minimum depth 200 feet. SECTION 24. Special Properties. In the case of publicly owned properties, properties of universities, colleges, cemeteries, or other private institutions, located in Residence Districts R 30, which comprise at least 6 acres in area and are traversed by interior roads or driveways, the front and side yard requirements of Section 21 shall apply only along 11. the exterior public street frontages and there shall be no' rear yard re- quirements. ARTICLE VI MULTIPLE RESIDENCE DISTRICTS SECTION 25. Location. With the approval of the Town Board, a' Multiple Residence District may be established in any Residence or Agricultural District of the Town. SECTION 26. Use Regulations. In Multiple Residence Districts no building shall be erected or extended and no land or building or part thereof shall be used for other than any of the following purposes: One family, two family and multiple family dwellings, grouped so as to provide living quarters for a minimum of 3 families. SECTION 27. Accessory Uses. Permitted 'Accessory Uses in Mul- tiple Residence Districts shall include the following: 1. Automobile parking and garages, subject to the further require- ments of this section. 2. Structures or.use of open land for recreation, intended for resi- dents of the Multiple Residence Districts. 3. Such uses as may be necessary for home -making activities, such as drying yards or structures in which laundry facilities are maintained but any such use must be limited to residents of the Multiple Residence Districts. SECTION 28.. Area, Yard, Coverage and Height Requirments shall be as follows: 1. Area: a minimum tract of one acre is required for the development of a Multiple Residence District. Said tract must contain at feast 2,500 square feet of gross lot area for each dwelling unit to be constructed. 2. Yards and Courts: Front Yard: not less than 50 feet. Side Yards: not less than the height of the nearest structure. Rear- Yards: not less than twice the height of the nearest structure. Courts: shall be completely open on one side, with a width not less than the height of the tallest opposite structure and a depth not more than 1'/z the width. 3. Spaces between buildings: The distance between any two struc- tures shall be no less than the average height of both. 4. Building Coverage: No building, including accessory buildings, shall be erected or altered to cover more than 30 per cent of the lot area. 5. Height: All structures shall conform in height with other struc- tures in the vicinity; provided however, that no structure shall exceed 2 stories on the road side. SECTION 29. Special requirements shall be as follows: 1. Parking: One garage or lot parking space shall be provided for each "dwelling Unit", plus one additionallot space for every 3 dwelling 12 units. No parking shall be located further than 200 feet from the dwelling unit it is intended to serve, nor shall any parking be allowed -in any front yard or required side or rear yard. Parking lots shall be surfaced with black -top, compacted gravel, or other dust -free material, and must be graded so as to drain properly. 2. Access and Sidewalks: Access drives shall be paved with black- top, concrete, or other solid material. Driveways and walkways shall provide safe access, egress and traffic circulation within the site. The placement, size and arrangement of access to public ways shall be -subject to the approval of the appropriate highway authority. Where density of population or school bus routes make it necessary, the applicant shall install sidewalks, with the approval of the appropriate highway authority. 3. Recreation: The applicant shall. provide recreation areas for children on the premises, in such amount as may be necessary to pro- tect the health, safety and general welfare of the children and residents in the district. 4. Screening of waste and refuse: no waste or refuse- shall be placed outside any building in the Multiple Residence District except under the following conditions: an area common to all buildings, or a separate area for each building shall be reserved at the rear of the structure or struc- tures. This area shall contain bins, or other receptacles adequate to prevent the scattering of waste and refuse, and shall be planted or fenced so as to be screened from the public view. SECTION 30. Site Plan Approvals. No building permit shall be issued for a building within a Multiple Residence District unless the proposed structure is in accordance with a site plan approved pursuant to the provisions of Article IX. ARTICLE VII BUSINESS DISTRICTS SECTION 31. Location: With the approval of the Town Board, Business Districts "A", "B", "C", and "D" may be established in any district of the Town, except that Business Districts "C" and "D" shall not be permitted in a Residence District R 15. SECTION 32. Business Districts "A". Permitted uses in a Business District "A" shall be the following:- 1. Retail food store 2. Business or professional, offices 3. Bank or other financial institution 4. Bookstore 5. Drug store 6. Hardware store 7. Package liquor store 8. Smoke shop SECTION 33. Business Districts "B". Permitted uses in a Business District "B" shall be the following: 13 1. Any of the uses permitted in Business District "A" 2. Barber 3. Dry cleaning pick-up station 4. Florist 5. Beauty Parlor 6. Hand or coin operated laundry 7. Nursery 8. Milliner 9. Greenhouse 10. Retail stores, except automobile sales agencies 11. Shoeshiner, shoemaker and repairer 12.. Tailor 13. Telegraph and telephone office 14. Any municipal or public utility purpose necessary to -the main- tenance of utility services '15. Fire station or other public building necessary to the protection of or servicing of a neighborhood 16. Public library SECTION 34. Business Districts "C". Permitted uses in a Business District "C" shall be the following: 1: Any of the uses permitted in Business Districts "A" . and "B" 2. Automobile sales agency, provided that the display of auto- mobiles and accessories is conducted entirely within a building 3. Theatre, skating rink, bowling alley, dance hall, where the activity. involved is conducted- exclusively inside a building -provided that such place of business' shall be located at least 200 feet from a residence district 4. Building supply 5. Dry cleaner 6. Dyer 7. Electrical shop 8. Glass shop 9. Heating shop 10. Monument- works 11. . Plumbing shop 12. Printer 13. Restaurant or other place for the serving of food. If alcoholic beverage are served, the place of business shall be located at least 500 feet from an adjacent school or church or 150 feet from a residence district 14. Hotel or motel 15. Clubhouse or lodge, provided that no building so used shall be within 100 feet of any street or within 150 feet of the lot line of an adjoining owner and only on the approval of_ the Board of Appeals 16. Boat harbor and marina 17. Appliance sale and service 18. Ambulance Service 19. Arts and craft studio 20. Bicycle sale and repair 21. Caterer 14 22. Confectioner 23. Decorator 24. Dressmaker 25. Furrier 26. 'Optician 27. Photographer 28. Refrigeration sale and repair 29. Undertaker 30. Upholsterer SECTION 35. Business Districts "D". Permitted uses in a Business District "D" shall be the following: 1. Gasoline safes station or garage for repairs, provided that all servicing of vehicles shall take place on private property, and that no repair work, except short-term emergency repairs, be carried on out -of- doors. Such uses are subject further to Section .71 and Section 54. SECTION 36. Permitted Accessory Uses in Business Districts "A", "B", "C", and "D" shall be the -following: 1. Automobile parking and off-street loading areas, subject to the further requirements of this article.* 2. Accessory storage buildings, but not to include outside storage. 3. Signs, subject.to the further requirements of this section. 4. The dwelling of a guard, caretaker or custodian but not more than one dwelling unit per building. SECTION 37. ,Area, Yard, and Height Requirements shall be the. following: 1. Area: a minimum tract of 2 acres is required for the develop- ment of a Business District. 2. Yards: front yards —not less than 30 feet. Side Yards —none required where a party wall is , constructed but not less than 20 feet from any structure to a side property line. Rear Yard —not less than 30 feet. 3. Height: all structures shall conform in height to other structures in the vicinity; no structure shall exceed 2 stories. in height: SECTION 38. Special Requirements shall be the following: 1. Parking: a minimum of 300 square feet of parking area, including lanes and driveways, shall be provided for each 100 square feet.of floor area, excluding basements- used for storage, except in the case of the fol- lowing .uses,. for which off-street parking shall be provided in accordance with the following schedule: Office or -bank building: one space for each 200 square feet of office or bank floor area. Auditorium, stadium, theatre, or other place of public assembly; funeral home or mortuary; 'or restaurant: one space for each 5 seats. Bowling alley: three spaces for each lane. - Retail store: one space for each 200 square feet of ground floor plus one space for each 500 feet of, sales 15 area on all other floors combined. ' Hotel, motel: one space for each guest room, which space must be available at night. Skating rink and dance hall: parking spaces equal in number to 20 per cent of the capacity in persons shall be provided. Apartment: one parking space for each dwelling unit. There shall be no parking in any required front, side or rear yard. Parking lots shall be surfaced with black -top, stone or other material that does not produce dust and shall' be graded so as to drain properly. .2. Off-street loading: no less than one off-street loading space shall be required for each 20,000 square feet of floor area, including basement. 3. Access and Sidewalks: Access drives shall' be paved with black- top, concrete, or other solid material, and, if business is to be carried ,on in the evening, shall be adequately lighted. No lights shall be placed so as to reflect in an objectionable manner on adjoining residential' pro- perties or public streets. Driveways and walkways shall provide safe access, egress and traffic circulation within the site. The placement, size and arrangement of access to public streets shall be subject to the ap- proval of the appropriate highway authority. Where density of popula- tion or school bus routes make it desirable, sidewalks shall be installed with the approval of the appropriate highway authority. 4. Signs: no flashing signs, or signs illuminated so as to reflect on adjoining residential properties or public streets in an objectionable manner shall be allowed. 5. Buffer areas and screening: no structure shall be placed nearer than 50 feet from any residence district and 25 feet from an agricultural district. A strip at Ieast 10 feet wide shall be suitably planted to screen a Business District from present or future residences, or a suitable screen- ing fence shall be erected. No waste or refuse shall be placed outside any building in a Business District except under the following conditions: an area common to all businesses, or a separate area for each business shall be reserved at the rear of the structure or structures. These areas shall contain bins, or other receptacles adequate to prevent the scattering of waste and refuse, and shall be planted or fenced so as to be screened from the public view. No refuse shall be burned on the premises. 6. Landscaping, fencing and screening shall' be provided in any area where the proposed structure or use would create a hazardous con- dition or would detract from the value of neighboring property if such landscaping, fencing or screening and safety were not provided. 7. In the event that any of the uses permitted in Business Districts "C" involve auxiliary, small-scale assembly, repair, processing or fabri- cation, such activity shall take place only in connection with products or services offered for immediate sale or direct service to customers on the premises, and further provided that no objectionable noise, smoke, odor, vibration or disorder created thereby shall be experienced beyond the lot lines of said businesses. 8. Displays: in Business Districts "A", "B" and "C" no outside displays shall be permitted. SECTION 39. Site Plan Approvals. No building permit shall be 16 issued for a building within a Business District unless the proposed build- ing is in accordance with a site plan approved pursuant to the provisions of Article IX. ARTICLE VIII LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS SECTION 40. Location. With the approval of the Town Board, a Light Industrial District may be established in any district of the Town except a Residence District R 15. SECTION 41. Permitted Principal Uses. The principal uses per- mitted in a Light Industrial District shall be: industrial' uses employing electric power or other motor power, or utilizing hand labor for fabri- cation or assembly. SECTION 42. Any use shall be so operated as to comply with the performance standards governing noise, smoke emissions, and odor here- inafter set forth. 1. Noise. At no point on the boundary of.a.Residence, Multiple Resi- dence or Business District shall the sound pressure level of any individual operation' or plant, other than the operation of motor vehicles or other transportation facilities, exceed the decibel levels in the designed octave bands shown below for the districts indicated. Along Business Octave Band Along Residence, Multiple Residence District Boundaries Cycles Per District Boundaries -Maximum Maximum Permitted Second Permitted Sound Level in Decibels Sound Level in Decibels 1 to 75 72 79 75 to 150 67 74 150 to 300 59 66 300 to 600 52 59 600 to 1200 46 53 1200•to 2400 40 47 2400 to 4800 34 41 above 4800 32 39 Sound levels shall be measured with a sound level meter and associ- ated octave band filter manufactured according to standards prescribed by the American Standards Association. 2. Smoke. The emission of any smoke from any source whatever to a density greater than that density described as #•2 on the Ringelmann Chart is prohibited. The Ringelmann Chart as published and used by the Bureau of Mines, U.S. Department of Interior, is hereby adopted and made part of these regulations. 3. Odors. No use shall emit noxious, toxic, or corrosive fumes, gases, or matter, in such quantities as to be readily detectable at any point along the boundaries of the lot wherein it is located. SECTION 43. Accessory Uses. Accessory uses permitted in a Light 17 Industrial District shall be the following: 1. Automobile parking and off-street loading areas subject to the further requirements of this article. 2. Accessory storage buildings, but not to include outside storage. 3. Signs, subject to the further requirements of this section. 4. The dwelling of an owner, operator, or manager, or of a guard, caretaker, or custodian, provided that "no more than one dwelling unit per industry shall be established. SECTION 44. Area, Yard, Coverage and Height Requirements shall be as follows: 1. Area: a minimum tract of 10 acres is required for the develop- ment of a Light Industrial District. 2. Yards: Front Yard —not less than 150 feet. Side Yards —not less than 60 feet from any structure to a side property line. Rear Yards —not less than 50 feet. 3. Coverage: no principal building shall be erected or altered to cover more than 30 per cent of the lot area. 4. Height: no structure shall exceed one story or 25 feet in height. SECTION 45. Special Requirements shall be as follows: 1. Parking: a minimum of one parking space shall be provided for each 3 employees. Parking shall not be located in any front yard. Park- ing lots shall be surfaced with black -top, concrete, or other solid material and shall be graded so as to drain properly. 2. Off-street loading: off-street loading areas in such amount as may be necessary for the sizes and ,types of proposed industrial' operations shall be provided. 3. Access and Sidewalks: access drives shall be paved with black- top, concrete, or other solid material, and if business is to be carried on in the evening, shall be adequately lighted. No lights shall be placed so as to reflect in an objectionable manner on adjoining residential prop- erties or public streets. Driveways and walkways shall provide safe access, egress and traffic circulation within the site. The placement, size and arrangement of access to public streets shall be subject to the ap- proval of the appropriate highway authority. Where density of popula- tion or school bus routes make it desirable, the applicant shall install sidewalks with the approval of the appropriate highway authority. 4. Signs: no more than 2 identifying signs may be constructed and each shall be limited to 50 square feet in area. No flashing signs, or signs illuminated so as to reflect on adjoining residential properties or public streets shall be allowed. All signs shall be designed and located so as to avoid the creation of traffic hazards and shall conform to the amenities of -the neighborhood. 5. Buffer areas and screening: no structure shall' be placed nearer than 50 feet from any residence or 25 feet from an adjoining Agricultural District. A strip at least 10 feet wide shall be planted or suitably fenced so as to screen the Light Industrial District from present or future residences. 6. Landscaping, fencing and screening shall be provided in any area where the proposed: structure or use would create a hazardous condition 1$- or would detract from the value of neighboring property. if such land- scaping, fencing or screening were not provided. ARTICLE IX SITE PLAN APPROVAL SECTION 46. In Multiple Residence, Business "A", "B", "C" and "D" and Light Industrial•and Industrial Districts site plans for buildings and uses within said districts shall be approved as follows: 1. A site plan shall be submitted to the Planning Board. The site plan shall show property lines, adjacent public streets, topography, size and location 'of structures, area and location of parking, off-street loading and access drives, proposed signs and lighting, proposed landscaping;, and any other features deemed reasonably necessary by the Planning Board for adequate study of the proposed plan. 2. The Planning Board may .require such 'changes in the site plan as are necessary. to meet -the _requirements of this ordinance and may make recommendations which it deems necessary to promote the general health, safety, morals and the general welfare of the community. 3. The Planning Board • shall recommend approval, approval with modification, or disapproval, of. the proposed plan. The applicant may then submit to the Town Board a final pfan.which'may incorporate any modifications or additions recommended by, the Planning Board. 4. The Town Board shall hold a public hearing on the proposed Multiple Residence, Business, Light Industrial and Industrial Districts, with notice, as provided by law in the case of an amendment to -the Zoning Ordinance. The Town Board may then amend the Zoning Ordi- nance so as to define the boundaries, approve the site plan and impose additional requirements, if any, for the district. 5. Whenever a district is created pursuant to the provisions of this article, the owner shall be bound by the site plans as approved and adopted by the Town Board. 6. After.a Multiple Residence, Business, Light Industrial and Indus- trial District has been established by the Town Board and whenever ad- ditional development'or changes are proposed, a site plan must be sub- mitted, and approved .by the Planning Board before a building permit may be issued. The site plan shall show property lines, adjacent public streets, topography, size and location of structures, area and location of parking, off-street loading 'and access drives, proposed signs and lighting, proposed landscaping and any other features deemed reasonably necessary by the Planning Board for adequate study of the proposed plan. 7.- The Planning Board may require such changes as are necessary to meet the requirements of this ordinance. 8. Upon submission of a final site plan the Planning Board shall approve or disapprove the site plan. ARTICLE X INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS SECTION 47. . Use Regulations. In Industrial Districts buildings and land may be used for any lawful purposes except for dwelling pur- 19 poses and except that all uses of land and buildings, and industrial proc- essing that ' may be noxious or injurious by, reason of the emission of dust, smoke, refuse matter, water carried waste, odor, gas, fumes, noise, vibration, or similar substances or conditions may be permitted only upon special approval of the Board of Appeals. Such industries as the following shall require such approval: 1. The manufacture or refining of acid, alcohol', ammonia, asphalt, tar and waterproofing materials, bleach, chlorine, celluloid, disinfectant, exterminants and poisons, fertilizer, glue, lamp black, matches, oil cloth and linoleum, paint oil shellac, turpentine and varnish, paper and pulp, potash, pyroxylin, rubber and gutta percha, sauerkraut; shoe polish, and creosote treatment or manufacture, stove polish, and garbage, offal, or dead animal reduction, hog farms and the tanning, curing and- storage of hides and skins. 2. Any of the following factories or works: arsenal, blast furnace, boiler works, iron, steel, brass or copper foundry, metal ore, .smelting, planing mill, rolling mill and stockyards or slaughter house. 3. The manufacture or refining of brick, tile and terra cotta, cement, lime, gypsum and plaster; emery cloth and sandpaper; paving materials; and the use of a coke oven or stone crusher. 4. The wrecking of automobiles, and the storage of used auto parts, scrap metal, or junk, rags and paper, and used building materials. 5. The manufacture or storage of explosives and gas, oil and other inflammables or petroleum products. SECTION 48. Performance Standards. Any use established in an Industrial District shall be so operated as to comply with the performance standards governing noise, smoke, emission and odor hereinbefore set forth in Article VIII, Section 42. No use already established on 'the effective date of this ordinance shall be so altered or modified as to conflict with the performance standards governing noise established herein. SECTION 49. Yard Regulations. In Industrial Districts no yards are required , except as provided in Sections 61 and 63. SECTION 50. Special Requirements shall . be as follows: 1. Parking: a minimum of one parking space shall be provided for each 3 employees. Parking shall not be located in any front yard. Park- ing lots shall be surfaced with black -top, concrete, or other solid material and shall be graded so as to drain properly. 2. Off-street loading: off-street .loading areas in such amount as may be necessary for the sizes and types of proposed industrial operations shall be provided. 3. Access and Sidewalks: access drives shall be paved with black -top, concrete, or other solid material, and if business is to be carried on in the evening, shall be adequately lighted. No lights shall be placed so as to reflect in an objectionable manner on adjoining residential properties or public streets. Driveways and walkways shall provide safe access, egress ,and. traffic circulation within the site. The placement, size and arrangement of access to public streets shall be subject -to the approval 20 of the appropriate highway authority. Where density of population or school bus routes make it desirable, the applicant shall install sidewalks with the approval of the appropriate highway authority. 4. Signs: no more than 2 identifying signs may be constructed and each shall .be limited to 50 square feet in area. No flashing signs, or signs illuminated so as to reflect on adjoining residential properties or public streets shall be allowed. All signs shall be designed and located iso as to avoid the creation of traffic hazards and shall conform to the amenities of the neighborhood. 5. Buffer areas and screening: no structure shall be placed nearer than 50 feet from any residence or 25 feet from an adjoining Agricultural District. A strip at least 10 feet wide shall be planted or suitably fenced so as to screen the Industrial District from present or future residences. 6. Landscaping, fencing and screening shall be provided in any area where the proposed structure or use would create a hazardous condition or would detract from the value of neighboring property if such 1'and- scaping, fencing or screening were not provided. ARTICLE XI AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS SECTION 51. Use Regulations. In Agricultural Districts buildings and land may be used only for any lawful farm purpose, for a riding academy or for any use permitted in a Residence District R 30. Other provisions of this ordinance not withstanding, the following uses or activi- ties shall not be permitted nearer to any Residence District than the following specified distances: 1. Establishment for the raising of fur -bearing animals-1,000 feet. 2. Animal hospital, kennel, or place for the boarding of animals- 1,000 feet.. ARTICLE XII NON -CONFORMING USES SECTION 52. Continuation of Existing Lawful Uses. Except as provided in Section 53, 54, 55, 56, and 73, any lawful use of land, or a building or part thereof, existing at the time of this ordinance as amended, may be continued, although such building or use does not conform to the provisions thereof. SECTION 53. Abandonment of Use. When a non -conforming use has been abandoned for a period of at feast one year, it shall not there- after be re-established and the future use shall be in conformity with the provisions of this ordinance, except that a non -conforming use tl_at ceases to operate because.of a national emergency or because of govern- ment restrictions, may be resumed within a period of one year from the time that such emergency terminates or such restrictions are removed. SECTION 54. Alterations. No non -conforming building or use shall be'extended except as authorized by the Board of Appeals. 21 SECTION 55. Changes. A non -conforming use may be changed to another non -conforming use of the same or more restrictive classifica- tion and when so changed to a more restrictive use, it shall not again be changed to a less restrictive use. The order of the classification of re- strictiveness from the most restrictive to the least restrictive shall be as follows: Residence District R 15 Residence District R 30 Residence District R 9 Multiple Residence District Agricultural District Business District "A" Business District "B" Business District "C" Business District "D" Light Industrial District Industrial District SECTION 56. Restoration. Nothing herein shall prevent the con- tinued use and substantial restoration of- a building damaged by fire, flood, earthquake, act of God, act of the public enemy or catastrophe within 6 months provided such damage constitutes an amount less than 75% of the replacement cost of such building. The time limit may be extended by the Board of Appeals in cases of practical difficulty or un- necessary hardship. ARTICLE XIII GENERAL PROVISIONS SECTION 57. Existing Lots. Other provisions of this ordinance not withstanding, nothing shall prohibit the use for a single family dwelling of a lot of deed record at the time of the passage of this ordi- nance, as amended, of less than the required size of lot in any district except an Industrial District, provided that all other provisions of this ordinance are complied with. SECTION 58. Building Floor Area. No dwelling in any district shall be erecte&or altered so as to provide for less than 600 square feet of net enclosed floor area. SECTION 59. Trailers. "Trailer camps or parks and trailers or mobile homes for permanent occupancy shall be prohibited in all districts. One trailer may be placed on a lot in a Residence or Agricultural District for use as temporary housing for a period not to exceed 18 months, un- less such period be extended by permission of the 'Town Board. If the Town .Board adopts a separate ordinance regulating the licensing of trailer camps, trailers complying with the provisions of such an ordinance shall be exempted from the requirements of this section. SECTION 60. Junk or Salvage Yards. Any area used for the proc- essing, storage, or sale of rags, scrap paper, scrap metal, or junk, including 22 automobile salvage yards or used automobile parts or building materials salvage yards shall be completely enclosed by a substantial and solid fence with openings only for ingress and egress. Such fence shall be at least 6 feet high and shall be no nearer than 25 feet from any public highway right of way line. There shall be no storage outside the fence. Any such junk yards existing at the time of enactment of this ordinance shall comply with these requirements within one year of such date. SECTION 61. Front Yard Transition. Where an Industrial District abuts a Residence District on a street line, there shall. be provided for a distance of 50 feet from the district boundary line into such Industrial District, a front yard equal in depth to one-half the required front yard in the Residence District. SECTION 62. ' Side Yard on Corner Lot. On a corner lot in a Residence or Business District, the.yard width.on the side street shall be at least one-half the required front yard for adjoining properties on the side street, but in no event .less than 10 feet. SECTION 63. Side and Rear Yard Transition. On every lot in a Business or Industrial District that abuts directly on a Residence District, there shall be provided a yard of at least 25 feet in width on such lot along the line or lines, where it abuts such Residence District. . SECTION 64. Porches and Carports. In determining the percentage of building coverage or the size of yards for the purpose of this ordinance, porches and carports, open at the sides but roofed, shall be considered a part of the building. SECTION 65. Fences and Walls. The provisions of this ordinance shall not apply to fences, or walls not over 6 feet high above the natural grade, nor to terraces, steps, unroofed porches, or other similar features not over 3 feet high above the level of the floor of the ground story. SECTION 66. Projections in ' Yards. Every part of a required yard shall be open from its lowest point to the sky unobstructed, except for the ordinary projections of sills, belt courses, .pilasters, leaders, chimneys, cornices, eaves and ornamental features, provided that no such projection may extend more than 2 feet into any required yard. Bays including their cornices and eaves, may extend not more than 2 feet into any required yard provided that the sum of such projections on any wall' shall not exceed one-third the length of such wall. . An open fire balcony or fire escape may extend not more than 4 feet. into any required yard. SECTION 67. Reduction of Lot Area. Whenever a lot upon which stands a building is changed in size or shape so that the area and yard requirements of this ordinance are no longer complied with, such building shall not thereafter be used until it is altered, reconstructed or relocated so as to comply with these requirements. The provisions of this Section shall not apply when a portion of a lot is taken for a public purpose. SECTION 68. More than one .building on a lot. When there is 23 more than one principal building on a lot in any district the space between such buildings must be at least equal to the sum of the side yards required by such buildings or the sum of the rear .and the front. yards as the case may be. SECTION 69. Parking Facilities. Every building housing or de- signed to house more than 2 families shall provide in connection with it and on the same lot garage space or off-street parking space for auto- mobiles equivalent to the number of dwelling units provided in such dwellings. No automobile parking area shall be included in any front yard, except for a lot with a single dwelling, housing not more than 2 families. The following uses shall be provided with off-street parking facilities: 1. School or other educational institutions-2 spaces for each class room. 2. Hospital, sanitarium or nursing or convalescent home-1 space for each 2 beds. 3. Medical clinic-4 spaces for which a medically -trained person is figure is larger. each doctor, or for each office in regularly in attendance, whichever 4. Rooming house or tourist house —1 space for each room offered to rent. 5. Fraternity, or sorority house or membership club-1 space for each 4 beds, or one space for each 5 members, whichever figure is larger. SECTION 70. Extraction of Natural Products. In any district no sod, loam, sand, gravel or stone shall be removed or offered for sale ex- cept in connection with the construction of improvements on the lot or of a public work on the property or the removal of silt or other recently accumulated material that blocks a normal flow of a water course without the special approval of the Board of Appeals. In applying for such ap- proval, the applicant shall submit to the Board a plan of the proposed project, showing property lines, and adjacent public ways, grades and depths of proposed removal, soil types to be removed, and proposed regrading and replanting of the property upon completion of the oper- ation. In considering the proposed use the Board shall take into account the distance of the operation from neighboring property and public ways, the possible detriment of such use to the future development of the land in question, and the possible nuisance or detriment of the operation to neighboring landowners and to the community as a whole. The Board may impose such conditions upon the applicant as it deems necessary to protect the general welfare of the community, which may include a time limit upon operations, and' the requirements that a performance bond be posted to insure compliance with the requirements of this ordinance and with any further reasonable conditions imposed by the Board. SECTION 71. Public Garages and Gasoline Sales Stations. 1. No part of any building used as a public garage or gasoline service station and no filling pump, lift or other service appliance shall be erected within 25 feet of any Residence District or in any required side yard. 2. No gasoline or oil pump, no oiling or greasing mechanism and 24 no other service appliance installed in connection with any gasoline sales station or public garage shall be within 15 feet of any street line or. highway right of way line, and. when so installed shall not be a viola- tion of front yard requirements specified elsewhere in this ordinance. SECTION 72. Approval of County Health Department. No build- ing permit, trailer permit, or certificate of occupancy issued under the terms of this ordinance shall become or remain valid unless the holder thereof complied with rules and regulations of the Tompkins County Health Department under the terms of the County Sanitary Ordinance. SECTION 73. Abandoned Cellar Holes and Buildings. Within one year after work on any excavation for a building has begun, any excava- tion for a building shall be covered over or refilled by the owner to the normal grade. Any building substantially destroyed by any cause shall be rebuilt or demolished within one year. Any excavation or cellar holes remaining after the demolition or destruction of a building from any cause shall be covered over or filled by the owner within one year. ARTICLE XIV ADMINISTRATION SECTION 74. Enforcement. This ordinance shall be enforced by a person designated by the Town Board who shall in no case, except pursuant to written order of the Board of Appeals, grant any building permit or certificate of occupancy for any building or premises where the proposed construction, alteration or use thereof would be in viola- tion of any provision of this ordinance. SECTION 75. Building Permit. No principal building in any dis- trict except in an Agricultural District and no accessory building in a Business, Light Industrial or Industrial District shall be begun or ex- tended without a building permit issued by the person designated by the Town Board. This waiver of the building permit requirement in Agricultural Districts shall in no case relieve the property owner from compliance with other provisions of this ordinance. No such permit shall be issued, except pursuant to written order of the Board of Appeals, where the proposed construction, alteration or use would be in violation of any provision of this ordinance: Every application for a building permit -shall state in writing the intended use of the building and shall be accompanied by a plot plan with all dimensions shown indicating the size and shape. of the lot and buildings. Every application for a building permit shall be accompanied by a fee of $2.50 for a principal building and $1.00 for an accessory building. Unless there has been substantial progress in the work for which a building permit was issued, said building permit shall expire one year from the date of issue. SECTION 76. Certificate of Occupancy. Each property owner shall be responsible for compliance with all terms of this ordinance af- fecting his property, including restrictions on change of use. Upon appli- 25 cations and inspection or explanation satisfactory to the person desig- nated by the Town Board, such property owner shall be entitled to a Certificate of Occupancy certifying that the occupancy or proposed occupancy complied with this ordinance. SECTION 77. Board of Appeals. There is hereby established a Board of Appeals which shall function in the manner prescribed by law. 1. The members of the Board of Appeals shall be residents of the Town of Ithaca and shall be appointed by the Town Board to serve for terms as.prescribed by law. Vacancies occurring in said Board by expi- ration of term or otherwise shall be filled in the same manner. 2. The Board of Appeals shall choose its own chairman and vice- chairman, who shall preside in the absence of the chairman. In the ab- sence of both the chairman and vice-chairman, the Board of Appeals shall choose one of its number as acting chairman. Such chairman, or the party acting in his stead during his absence, may administer oaths and compel the attendance of witnesses. The Board of Appeals may appoint a secretary who shall take minutes of all its meetings and keep its records. 3. The Board of Appeals shall adopt from time to time such rules and regulations as it may deem necessary to carry into effect the pro- visions of this ordinance and all its resolutions and orders shall be in accordance therewith. 4. Any person aggrieved by any decision of any officer of the Town charged with the enforcement of this ordinance may take an appeal to the Board of Appeals. The applicant shall pay $5.00 for the publication of notices of the hearing required by law. 5. The Board of Appeals shall, in accordance with the provisions hereinafter contained in this Section, hear and determine appeals from any refusals of a building permit or certificate of occupancy by the person designated by the Town Board, or review any order or decision of said person where such order or decision is based upon the require- ments of this ordinance. 6. Where there are practical difficulties or unnecessary hardship in the way of carrying out the strict letter of this ordinance, the Board of Appeals shall have the power, in passing upon appeals, to vary or modify the application of any of the regulations or provisions of this ordinance so that the spirit of the ordinance shall be observed and public safety and welfare secured and substantial justice done. 7. The Board of Appeals shall also hear and , decide all matters re- ferred to it or upon which it is required to pass by the terms of this ordinance. In deciding such matters referred to it by the terms of this ordinance and in granting special approval the Board of Appeals shall determine that: a. The health, safety, morals and general welfare of the community in harmony with the general purpose of this ordinance shall be promoted, except that as to all public buildings and educational buildingswherein the principle use is research, administration, or instruction, the same shall be presumed to exist. ' b. The premises are reasonably adapted to the proposed use, and that such use, except as to public and educational buildings, will fill a neighborhood or community need. c. The proposed use and the location and design of. any structure 26 shall be consistent with the character of the district in which it is located. d. The proposed use shall not be detrimental to the general amenity or neighborhood character in amounts sufficient to devaluate neighboring property �� or seriously inconvenience neighboring inhabitants. e. The proposed access and egress for all structures and uses shall be safely designed. f. The general effect of the proposed upon the community as a whole, including such items as traffic load upon public streets and load upon water and sewerage systems is not detrimental to the health, safety and general welfare of the community. 8. The Board may impose upon the applicant such reasonable con- ditions as it deems necessary to protect the general welfare of the com- munity. SECTION 78. In making recommendations to the Town Board and the Board of Appeals, the Planning Board shall determine that: 1. There is a need for the proposed use in the proposed location. 2. The existing and probable future character of the neighborhood in which the use is to be located will not be adversely affected. 3. The proposed change is in accordance with a comprehensive plan of development of the Town. SECTION 79. Violations and Penalties. Pursuant to Section 268 of the Town Law any person, firm, corporation or other violating any provision of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of an offense and upon conviction thereof shall be subject to a fine or to imprisonment as pro- vided therein. Each week's continued violation shall constitute a separate offense. SECTION 80. Amendments. This ordinance may be amended as provided by law. Any proposed amendment shall be submitted to the Board of Appeals and to the Town Planning Board for a report before being acted upon by the Town Board. SECTION 81. Validity. The invalidity of any section or provision of this ordinance shall not invalidate any other section or provision thereof. SECTION 82. When Effective. This ordinance as amended shall be in force and effect immediately upon adoption and publication as provided by law. SECTION 83. Existing Zoning Ordinance Amended. The existing Zoning Ordinance of the Town of Ithaca, New York, as amended, adopt- ed October 25, 1954, is hereby amended. The adoption of any amendment shall not affect any pending or prevent any future prosecution of or action to abate any violation existing at the time this ordinance as amended if such use is in violation of the provisions of this ordinance as amended. Nothing herein shall be deemed to change the status of non- -conforming uses created by virtue of the zoning ordinance adopted October 25, 1954, as amended, if such uses remain non -conforming under the provisions of this ordinance, as amended. 27 157 April 21 1960 A,public hearing on the revised Zoning Ordinance was called to order at 7:30 P.M., April 21, 1960 at the Court house. Proof of publication was read. Present were Supervisor B. V. Boynton, Justice W..S. Aandel- Councilmen F. C. Marshall, A. W. McElwee, Attorney C. H. Newman. Also B. S. Saunders, Frank Liguori, A. H. Wiggans, Elmer Phillips, Loran Marion and about 25 people from the Town.Absent F..H.Ha.rtsock Mr. Gordon stated he had no objection to the Medical Building, but does object o a drug store. The drug store should be a part of the medicalka d not a variety store. This would prevent the creeping I$ o? a commercial area. Dr. Hirshfeld said the drug store XXKXM would be limited to prescriptions and drugs. A resident of the northwest area suggested that the medical building could have a dispensary instead of a drug store. She stated that the area. was residbntial and would like to see it remain so. Mr. Liguori said that Dr. DeProsse, president of the North- west Civic Association said they had a meeting Wednesday night and had voted not to object to the insurance building or the "A" zone.A letter -from Cornell Univ.asking for further discussion received. Mrs. Brooks stated she has her home in this area and objects to Business "A" allowing- stores to come in, but has no objection to Medical Building. Mr. Bryant stated the insurance building which they want in this area would be a one story building. Mr. Pakkala on Kendall Ave. asked why the BIWHX Planning Board had zoned property owned by him and located near Therm Inc. has been zoned light industrial. Mr. Liguori stated that if Mr. Pakkala could prove that he has access ,to thi y area, the Jcai�cl wpy ld reconsider their decision., upon prese4t tion of a, sub -division plan. Mr. Gordon questioned the ULithority of a group capping itself the Executive Comm. of the northwest Civic Assoc., as representing the residents of that urea, and questions a gnuup working for the interests of a few rather than the Town as a whole. After hearing all persoZis desiring to be heard the meeting adjourned at 8:4.5 P.M. In -the 'Supervisor"'s?,r,aoms. The Town Board re-covened iti the :supervisor's rooms for further business as per notice to members. at-9:00 P.M. The minutes cf April 7, 1960 were read and approved. The minutes of April 13 were read and approved. ``Moved by Councilman McElwee that Supervisor Boynton and Assessor Wells attend the Assessor's meeting at Syracuse, 114. Y.-on May 2-3-4,1960 Seconded by Justice Handel and approved as follows:- Ayes-I,,cElwee-Handel- Mar shall. Noes 0. Carried. moved by Councilman Marshall that the Revised Zoning Ordinance�cLaQ) be adopted including map. Seconded by Justice Handel, anc? Pnnroved a,s follows:- Ayes -l;arsha.11-McElwed-RandelFBoynton. N9es._ 0:. Carried. f�-- i'iotion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 9:35 P.M. Amschel T., Hanshaw Clerk 158 April 26 - 196o The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, April 26, 1960, at 4:00 P.M. ., Members present were Supervisor B. V. Boynton, Justices F. H. Hartsock,.W. S. Ra.ndel - Councilman A. W. McElwee. Absent Councilman Marshall. Also present were about 25 persons from the Town and Cornell University. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and after correction: - ,Moved by Justice Hartsock, seconded by Councilman MIcElee the minutes be approved, by the following vote:- Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee- Randel-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. This was a public hearing on the.matter of Road Alt. #1.' Proof of publication was presented., A letter from the Town Planning Board recommending that Road Alt.#1 be removed from the Town Map and recommending the adoption of Road Alt.#2 was read. A letter from John Burton of Cornell University, attached hereto, and copies to each member of the Board by Neil Stamp, concerning the change of Road Alt.#1 to Road Alt.,#2 on the Town Map was read. Questions: Mr. Brown - Is the City of Ithaca going to accept 302 Waite Ave. for the purpose of straightening.Triphammer Road? Answer -Not a Town Matter. Mr. Wallick- Is Road tilt.#2 acceptible to the Country Cluh. No one from the Country Club to answer at this time.. Mr. Wallick-In regard to article m5 of the Burton lettef,- Will it be necessary for the Village to extend Road Alt.#2 from Pleasant Grove Road to Triphammer Road, if the.University has a serviee road between these two roads? In regard to Art. #6 of the Burton letter., would Mr. Burton recommend to the University Board of Trustees all the offers made to the Town in this letter._ Mr. Burton stated he would. comply with all the -.--.terms of the letter. `z A letter from the Village'of Cayuga Heights informally stating they had no preference fir either Road Alt.#1 or Alt.#2, was read. Mr. Wallick stated that the Greater Ithaca Regional Planning- Bbard has great responsibility on this issue, and praised the -Town Planning Board for their work, but asked if the cost of Alt.#! over Alt.42 has been considered from the standpoint of Cayuga Heights and Town taxpayers. The cost will be too great, therefore nothing will be done about placing Alt.#2 on the Town map. So Alt.#3 will have to be used. . Mr. Brown said he hoped that one of these roads would be considered to lessen.the dangers on both Triphammer Road and in Forest Home. Mr. Hertel asked what plans have been made for changing .tilarren Road. Answer - :Nothing definite. The public bearing adjourned at 4:45 P.,, The Town Board was called to order at-4:50 P.M. -. Moved.by. Justice Hartsock that Road Alt.#l, as it appears on the Town Map, by action taken Ja.n. 31, 1960 be removed from the Town Nap. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved as follows:- Ayes- Hartsock McElwee-Randel-Boynton.. Noes 0. Carried. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 5:35 P•M- Rachel T. Hansha.w Town Clerk. STATE OF NEW YORK - DEPARTMENT OF AUDIT AND CONTROL -- In the Platter of the Application of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, for the permission of the State Comptroller to establish Renwick Heights Sewer District in said town. WHEREAS, application has been duly made to the undersigned by the town board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, by its Supervisor, pursuant to section 209-f of the Town Law for the permission of the State Comptroller to establish Renwick Heights Sewer District in said town, in accordance with such application and a resolution of said board adopted on November 25, 1959, and WHEREAS, notice of such application to the State Comptroller has been duly given to the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County, New York, by the State Comptroller in the manner pre- scribed by section 209-f of the Town Law, and WHEREAS, the undersigned has duly examined such application, NOW, THEREFORE, pursuant to such examination and upon such application of the town board of the Town of Ithaca, the under- signed does hereby find and determine, after due deliberation: (1) That the public interest will be served by the establishment of Renwick Heights Sewer District in the Town of Ithaca in -accordance with such application. . (2) That the cost of the proposed district will not be an undue burden upon the property of the proposed district. I, ARTHUR LEVITT, Comptroller of the State of New York, do hereby order that such application of the town board of the Town of Ithaca for permission to establish Renwick Heights Sewer District be, and the same hereby is granted, and I do hereby permit the establishment of said district in accordance with the following description: -2- ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate lying and being in the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins Countyf New York# and beginning at the inter- section of the center line of Pleasant Grove Brook and the west corporation line of the Vil- lage of Cayuga Heights; thence in a southerly direction along the west corporation.line of the Village of Cayuga Heights a distance of 1850 feet more or less$ to the intersection-af the south line of Wyckoff Road and the west corporation line of the Village of Cayuga Heights; thence., westerly 700 feet more or less; to the east line of the Lake Road; said point being 150 feet south- Orly from the north line of premises of Lake View Cemetery; thence southerly along the east line of] the Lake Road as it bends and turns*',to the north corporation line of the City of Ithaca; thence wes- terly along the north corporation line -of the City of Ithaca to the center line of the Lake Road; thence westerly along the north corporation line of the City of Ithaca to a point which is 200 feet measured at right angles; west of the center line of the Lake Road; thence in a northerly direction along a line 200 feet, west of -and parallel to the. center line of the Lake Road a distance of 2400 feet more or less, to the center line of Pleasant Grove Brook; thence in an easterly direction along the center line of Pleasant Grove Brook 1300 feet more or less, to the point and place of BEGINNING, Executed"in duplicate under my hand and the seal of the Comptroller of the State of New York, at the City of Albany; New York$ this 5'"17'-- day of Play, 1960. ARTHUR LEVITT State Comptroller - By «.v if ed W. Haight F=�st Deputy Comptroller CORNELL UNIVERSITY ITHACA, NEw YoRK Vice President Business April 26, 1960 Town Board Town of Ithaca Ithaca, New York Gentlemen: A public hearing is to be held at 4:00 p.m. today to consider the University's petition to the Town Board that a cer- tain highway right-of-way (generally identified as Alternate #1) be removed from the official Town highway map. We understand that the Town Planning Board has recommended to your Board that Alter- nate #1 be replaced on the official map by a second alternate (generally identified as Alternate #2) provided that Cornell University agrees to certain conditions. It is the purpose of this letter of intent to place before your Board certain stipulations and commitments which the University is prepared to make at this time. They are as follows: (1) Cornell University will not oppose the designation of Alternate #2 on the official Town highway map provided that it follows the alignment between the University golf course and Ithaca Country Club course as specified by Mr. Geoffrey S. Cornish, con- sulting golf architect, on his map and report dated February, 1960. In this connection, the University states that it has no plans in being and does not contemplate future plans for any use of the area in question other than a continuation of the existing use as a golf course. (2) In the event that the Town of Ithaca determines at some future date to acquire title to the right-of-way and pro- ceed with highway construction, the University now stipulates that it will not seek compensatory damages on account of damage to the over-all reputation, character, and architectural balance of the University golf course provided the alignment prescribed by Mr. Cornish is followed. However, the University will seek compensatory damages for the out-of-pocket expense involved in relocating a por- tion of its golf course as may be necessary. (3) The University will undertake to construct and main- tain a campus road across its property from the Dearborn Place - Triphammer Road intersection easterly to connect with Pleasant Grove Road at the proposed student apartment site because of additional student traffic which will be generated by the construction and occu- pancy of such student apartments'4 - 2 - (4) The University will cooperate with the Town of Ithaca in studying the feasibility of and location for a highway extension or diversion to the east from Warren Road and connecting with Route 13 east of the University's new Veterinary College, involving a possible right-of-way across University lands. (5) The University will cooperate with the Village of Cayuga Heights, upon request, for the purpose of studying the feasibility of and location for an extension of proposed Alter- nate #2 westward from Pleasant Grove Road across University lands to Triphammer Road. (6) We have discussed the proposition of the University donating the title to the underlying fee of the right-of-way of its land involved in this plan when the road would need to be built. If Alternate #1 is removed from the Town Highway Map, and you so request, the University Administration will take this matter to its Board of Trustees for consideration. We shall be glad to answer any further questions or give further explanation of the foregoing upon request. Very truly yours, John E. Burton JEB:ms 159. May 5 1960 Thn Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met a.t the Court House, Thursday T,,.s,y �, 1960 at 5:00 P?If? Members present were Supervisor, I3. V.:Boynton, Justices, W. S. R=�ndel-F. R. Hartsock, Councilmen, F. C. MPrshn1_ 1-A. 17. McElwee. Also pre_s:;nt were Attorneys C. K. Newman, Henry Shirey, Manley Thaler,, Engineers Crandall & miller, H. K. Gordon and representatives of Cer^che Tel- Cable Pnd Childrens workshop theatre. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and-)pproved. This was a public hearing on. South Hill Wntetir District #2 for the Ithaca College. Proof of publication and posting wer9 prE:senteO. Engineers Crandall & Miller,explained about pressure control at the pump station end stated that new pumps and ?nother pressure tank would have to be put in, in order to get sufficient pressure to this project. Mr. Shirey stated that Ithaca College would pay their share of operasting expenses to the South Hill Water Dist. #1. After herring all persons desiring to be heard, it was Moved*by Justice Randel, seconded by Councilman Xarshall that the resolution, attached hereto, regarding Extension #?_ of the 6outh Hill Water District be approved. Ayes-F?,�ndel-Marsha.11- Ha.rtsock-IeElwee-Boynton. Noes 0. Earried. Moved by Justice Hartsock,that a public hearing be held on May 19, 1960 at S:OO'P.M. concerning the Fire Protection Contract with the City of Ithaca. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved as follows:- Ayes-Halt Elwe.e-Pandel-Mar.5h,�ll-Boynton. No 0. Carried. Moved by Couhcilthe Town institute action against Welker Smith for violation of the Zoning Ordinance, and the Town retain Thaler & Thaler as council in this case., Seconded by Justice Randel and approved as follows:- Ayes-McElwee-Randel- Marshall-Hartsock-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. Mr. Pyle spoke about the Cerache Cable Co. obtaining a franchise It was suggested that the Totem review any change, in charges of a cable installations. Aep.Tbf: ,Childrens Theatre Workshop asked about a Town donation A•�.� , .to their project. . Moved by Councilman Marshall that the Town contribute $100. to the Childrens Theatre Workshop, and a furthe3i�t contribution of p200. , if the Town of Danby pays their Share of the Coddington Road Community Center. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved gas f ollows:8 Ayes-Mp rshall-Hartsock-McElwee-Handel-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. A letter from Attorney Hamilton regarding the Veterans acquisition of the Inlet Valley School site was not, acted upon. Moved by Councilman McElwee that Robert J. We'ls be appointed Assessor, Zoning Officer and enforcement officer for multiple "housing and the Building code for the,. ,Town of Ithaca, term to expire Dec, 31, 1961 at a salG�ry, of 4300.00:'Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Rondel-Marshall:Boyfitbn.,::- y,-d Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Hartsock that C. H. Newman, zbd: engagesd :.to advice the official boards and officers of the Town on a fee basi,-)aahen- needbd.2nd by Councilman McElwee and approved as follows:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock- Randel-Marshall-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Councilman Tarshall that the Supervisor be authorized to attend the Ncw York State Citizens Council meetings from June 22 to June 25. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as f ollows:- Aye.s-Marshall-Hartsock-Handel-McElwee. Noes 0. Carried. The Supervisor's monthly report was read and filed. Bills from 126 to 158 were presented. Moved by Councilman McElwee, seconded by Justice Randel these bills be paid. Approved by the following vote:- Ayes-McElwee- Randel-Marshall-Hartsock. Noes 0. Carried. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously, at 7:30 P.M. Rachel T. HanshE w Clerk. May 19 1960 The Town Bos rd of the Town of Ithaca met:at the Court House, Thursday,,May 19, 1960 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were -Supervisor, B'.V.Boyr__ton-Jja.stices, W.S.Bandel, F. H. Hartsock,•Councilmen, A. W. McElwee, F.C.Msrsh:all. Also present were Atts. C.H.Newman, Henry Shirey, Roger-.Sovcaool - Harry Gordon, Harold Harding. The -minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. This was a public hearing on a fires protection contract with the Board of Fire -Commissioners of the City of Ithaca.. Proof of publication was presented. After hearing all persons desiring to be hesrd3i it was Moved by Justice Hartsock that the agreement between the Board of Fire Commissioners of the City of Ithaca. and the Town Board of Ithaca Town ds of Jan. 1, 1960 for a two year term fbr the sum of 416, 500. per year be approved. Seconded by Justice Ra.ndel and approved as f ollows:-Ayes-Hartsock-Randel-Marshall-tqcElwee-Boynton. No Married. Moved by Councilman McElwee, seconded by Justice Ra.ndel that the Town Board -hereby approves the Ithaca. College Sewer District as per order a.ttgohed hereto and by -the following vote:-Ayes-McElwee-� Randel-Marshall-Hartsock-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Hartsock that a public hearing be held, Thursday, June 2, 1960 at 5:00 P.M. on a. Town of Itha,.ca. Television Cable Franchise, nttacheWd hereto, as drawn up by Attorney Newman. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved .as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Randel-l�ia.rshall- McElwee-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. The approval by the State. Dept. of Audit ,& Control for the establishment of the Renwick Heights Sewer District wqs read. Moved by Justice Hartsock that the order establishing the Renwick H6tghts Sewer District, attached hereto, be,a.dopted. Seconded by Councilman Marshall aid approved as follows:- Ayes- Haxrtsock-Marshall-McElwee-R2ndel-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. The.question of giving sewer service by the Renwfbck Heights Sewer District to six properties outside the district was discussed, and it was suggested the matter be referred to the Hoard of Health authorities. WHEREAS, this Board Is informed that the property of Lawrence Gray, at 248 Coddington Road, Parcel 17-31 was charged on the 1959-196o Tax Roll for they South Hill Ext. Water District as having two apartments and that in fact said property does not have two apartments, and said Lawrence is equitably,•entitled to a refund of $30.00 on this account,it was Moved by Councilman Marshall, seconded by Councilman McElwee that the Supervisor be and he hereby-i-s authorized and directed to refund to . Lawf-enc:e Gray the sum of Thirty Dollars and the same to be. charged to the South Hill Water District. Approved as follows:- Ayes-Ma.rshall- McElwee-Hartsock-Randel. Noes 0. Carried. WHEREAS, Cornell University properties of Vetsburg on Mitchell Street, Parcel 11-36.1, and a.t> Pleasant° Grove Apts on Pleasant Grove Road, Parcel 10-78B were charged on the 1959-60 Tax Roll for fire protection; and WHEREAS this Board is advised by Counsel that properties which are generally exempt from taxation are also exempt from fire protec- tion taxes under•490 of the Real Estate Tax Law, it was Moved by Justice Ra.ndel, seconded by Councilman McElwee that the fire protection charges levied against the said properties of Cornell University be and -the same hereby are expunged, the amount thereof to be charged against the Town Fire Protection Districts. Approved as follows:- Ayes-Rf ndel-Marshall-Hartsock-McElwee-Boynton. Noes O.Carried. Moved by Justice Hartsock that Attorney C. H. Newman be authorized to attend the Local Government !Workshop at Albany, N. Y., June 6 to 8. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved as follows:- Ayes-Ha.rtsock- Randel-Marshall-McElwee.-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. Bills from 159 to 168 were presented. Moved by Councilman McElwee, seconded by Councilman Marshall these bills be paid as read. Approved as follows:-Ayeas-I,cElwee- Marshall-Randel-Hartsock- Boynton. No€s 0. Carried. Motion to adjourn was 2pprovcd unanimously at 6:45 P.M. Rachel T. Har_shaw - Clerk. In the Matter of the Establishment of Ithaca College Sewer District in the Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins and State of New York, Pursuant to Article XII A of the Town Law. STATE OF NEW YORK TOWN OF _ ITHACA . SS COUNTY.OF.TOMPKINS WHEREAS, on the 7th day of April, 1960 at a meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, -Tompkins County, New York, held at the Tompkins County Court House in the City of Ithaca at 5:00 o'clock P.M., a resolution was passed by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca approving the establishment of the afore - named Sewer District, and WHEREAS, the resolution further provided that it was subject to a permissive referendum as provided in Section 209 E of the Town Law, and WHEREAS, thirty days have passed since the adoption of the said resolution by the said Town Board of the Town of Ithaca. NOW THEREFORE, THIS IS TO CERTIFY that no petition has been presented to me, the undersigned, as Town Clerk of the said Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, asking that the said matter of establishing the aforesaid Ithaca College Sewer District be submitted to a referendum. Dated Town Clerk of` e own of Ithaca, HENRY J. SHIREY Tompkins County, New York, ATTORNEY AT LAW SAVINGS BANK BUILDING ITHACA, NEW YORK HENRY J. SHIREY ATTORNEY AT LAW SAVINGS BANK BUILDING ITHACA. NEW YORK At a meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, held at the Tompkins County Court House in the City of Ithaca, County of Tompkins and State of New York on the 19th day of May, 1960 at 5:00 o'clock P.M. Present: Ben V. Boynton, Supervisor; W. S. Randel, Justice; Fred Hartsock, Justice; Fred Marshall, Councilman; A. W. Mc Elwee, Councilman. In the Matter of the Establishment of Ithaca College Sewer District in the Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins and State of New York, Pursuant to Article XII A of the Town. Law. WHEREAS, a map and plan relating to the establishment of the proposed Ithaca College Sewer District, prepared by Carl Crandall a competent engineer, duly licensed by the State of New York, in manner and in such detail'as has been determined by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, has been duly filed with the Town Clerk of the Town of Ithaca in accordance with the requirements of 12 A of the Town Law, and WHEREAS, an order was duly adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca on March 3, 1960, reciting the filing of said map and plan, the improvements proposed, the boundaries of the proposed district, the estimated expense thereof, the proposed method of financing which is that the entire cost thereof will be assumed by Ithaca College, the fact that the map and plan are on file in the Town Clerk's Office for public inspection and stating all other matters required by law to be stated and specified April 7, 1960 at 5:00 o'clock, as the time and the Tompkins County Court House in Ithaca, New York as the place where the said Town Board would meet to consider the said map and plan and to hear all persons interested in the subject thereof concerning the same and to take such action thereon as is required or authorized by law, .and WHEREAS, such order was duly published and posted as was required by law, and WHEREAS, a hearing on said matter was duly held by the said Town Board on the 7th day of April, 1960 beginning at 5:00 o'- clock at the Tompkins County Court House, Ithaca, New York, and full discussion of the matter having been had and:all persons desiring to be heard having been duly heard, and upon the evidenc=v given upon such hearing, it was RESOLVED AND DETERMINED: (a.) That the notice of hearing was published and posted as required by law and is otherwise sufficient, (b,) That all 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 establish said sewer district. FURTHER RESOLVED AND DETERMINED that the establishment of a sewer 'district as set forth in said map and plan be approved; that the improvement therein mentioned be constructed, and the necessary easements and lands be acquired all at the expense of Ithaca College of Ithaca, New York and such district shall be HENRY J. SHfREY known and designated as the Ithaca College Sewer District in the ATTORNEY AT LANE SAVINGS BANK BVILDING ITHACA. NEW YORK - 2 - Town of Ithaca and shall be bounded and described as follows: ALL THOSE PREMISES situate in the Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins and State of New York, the boundaries of which are as follows: Beginning at the intersection of the center line of Danby Road and the center line of Coddington Road and thence running northeasterly along the center line of said Coddington Road a distance of 527 feet to the southwesterly bounds of premises of Arthur R. and Ruth S. Beardsley; thence running southeasterly along the southwesterly bounds of premises first of the said Arthur R. and Ruth S. Beardsley and thence Vincenzo Centini and Oreste Capalongo and then of Ray E. and Blanche Gridley a total distance of 2,225 feet to the northwest corner of premises of Gennaro Raponi; thence running southerly along the west bounds of said Raponi property a distance of 1,920 feet to a corner of said Raponi lands; thence running westerly along the northerly bounds of Raponi lands at said point a distance of 311 feet; thence running southerly along the westerly bounds of said Raponi lands a distance of 297 feet to a point; thence running westerly along the northerly bounds of said Raponi lands a distance of 1,246 feet to a point; thence running southerly along a westerly bounds of said Raponi lands a distance of 229 feet to a point in the northerly bounds of premises of Herbert N. Monkemeyer; thence running westerly along the northerly bounds of said Monkemeyer property a distance of 1,451 feet to the east bounds of premises of James E. and Lois Clarke; thence running northerly along the east bound: of said Clarke premises a distance of 150 feet to a point; thence running westerly along the northerly bounds of said Clarke premises a distance of 278 feet to apoint in the center line of the afore- said Danby highway; thence running northeasterly along the center line of Danby Road to the southwest corner of premises of the HENRY J. SHIREY ATTORNEY AT LAW SAVINGS BANK BUILDING MAGA. NEW YORK -3- HENRY J. SHIREY ATTORNEY AT LAZY SAYINGS BANK BUILDING ITHACA, NEW YORK National Cash Register Company as shown in their deed recorded in Liber 391 of Deeds at Page 16; thence running easterly along the southerly bounds of the said National Cash Register Company property to a pipe set in the easterly bounds of Danby highway; thence continuing on the same course a distance of 341 feet to a point marking the southeast corner of said National Cash Register Company property; thence running northwesterly along the easterly bounds of said National Cash Register Company property and along the easterly bounds of premises owned by John D. and Louise H. Brewster a distance of 134 feet to the north- east corner of said Brewster property; thence running along the northerly bounds of said Brewster property, the following courses": North 580 23' west a distance of 200 feet and then:north 620 33' west a distance of 175 feet to the center of said Danby highway; thence northeasterly along the center of said Danby highway a distance of 47 feet to the southwest corner of property of Inez E. Richards; thence running along the south bounds of said Richards premises south 560 east a distance of 375 feet to.the southeast corner of said Richards property; thence running northeasterly along the easterly bounds of said Richards property and also property of Wayne G, and Helen Prouty a distance of 254 feet to the northeast corner of said Prouty property; thence running along the northerly bounds of said Prouty property north 560 west a distance of 375 feet to the center of said Danby high- way; thence running northeasterly along the said Danby highway a distance of 52 feet to the southwest corner of lands of Benjamin and Vivian Ellis; thence running easterly along the southerly bounds of said Ellis a distance of 250 feet to the southeast corner of said Ellis land; thence running northeasterly along the said Ellis east bounds 100 feet to the south bounds of premises - 4 - of J. D. Wayman; thence running easterly along the south bounds of J. D. Wayman a distance of 100 feet to the southeast corner of the said Wayman property; thence running northeasterly first along the east bounds of said J. D. Wayman and then along the east bounds of Willis B. and J. C. Ames, Jr. a total distance of 185 feet to the northeast corner Iof said Ames property; thence running easterly along the southerly bounds of Erie J. and Helen K. Miller a distance of 580 feet to the southeast corner of said Miller property; thence running along the northeasterly bounds of said. Miller property and the northeasterly bounds of property of Stewart E. and Evelyn Fuess the following courses: North 300 west a distance of 856 feet more or less to a point; and north 460 west a distance of 352 feet to the center of said Danby high- way; thence running northeasterly along the center of said Danby highway a distance of 132 feet to the intersection of the center line of the said Danby highway and the center line of Coddington Road which is the place of beginning. The boundaries described are intended to include all property within said boundaries and as shown on the said map on file in the Town Clerk's Office. FURTHER RESOLVED that the proposed improvements including the construction cost, cost of acquisition of lands and easements, legal and engineering fees and all other expenses are to be paid, for by the said Ithaca College of Ithaca, New York and that there will, therefore, be no necessity for a bond issue on the part of the Town .of Ithaca, and it is further. RESOLVED that this resolution is subject to a permissive referendum as prouidedL in Section 209E of the Town Law, and HENRY J. SHiREY ATTORNEY AT LAW SAVINGS BANK BUILDING ITHACA. NEW YORK - 5 _ WHEREAS, thirty days has passed since the adoption of said resolutions by this Board, and WHEREAS, a proper certificate has been made and filed by the Town Clerk of the Town of Ithaca certifying to the fact that no petition for referendum has been submitted to the said Clerk. NOW THEREFORE, on motion of A. W. Me Elwee and seconded by W. S. Randel ,.,it is hereby ORDERED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, hereby consents to and approves the establish- ment of the aforesaid sewer district as set forth in said map and plan, approved as aforesaid, and that the improvements there- in mentioned be constructed accordingly and that` the necessary easements and lands be acquired therefor, all at the expense of Ithaca College, and it is further ORDERED, that such district shall be known and designated as the Ithaca College Sewer District in the Town of Ithaca and shall be bounded and described as heretofore mentioned in the resolution adopted April 7, 1960, and it is further ORDERED, that the proposed improvements, including the constrL_c- tion cost, the cost of acquisitio of lands and easements, legal including all costs of maintenance ` and engineering fees, and all other expensesyAre to be paid for by the said Ithaca College of Ithaca, New York, and it is further ORDERED, that within ten days after the adoption of this orde the Town Clerk is hereby directed to cause a certified copy of such order to be'recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Count;? of Tompkins and also in the office of the Department of Audit and Control as required by law, and it is further ORDERED, that this order shall take -effect immediately. The adoption of the foregoing order was duly put to a vote on rollcall and the vote was as follows; HENRY J. SHIREY ATTORNEY AT LAW SAVINGS BANK BUILDING ITHACA. NEW YORK HENRY J. SHIREY ATTORNEY AT LAW SAYINGS BANK BUILDING ITHACA. NEW YORK Name Vote Ben V. Boynton Aye W. S. Randel Aye Fred Hartsock Aye Fred Marshall Aye A. W. tic Elwee Aye The resolution was thereupon declared duly adopted. , Dated May 20 1960 k4acel'FlHanshaw; � � f9 . Town Clerk, Town; of -Ithaca Tompkins County,-New.York ; i I Ito I' - 7 - 161 June 2 1960 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the.Court House, Thursday, June 2., 1960 at 5:00 P.M.- Members present were.Supervisor, B. V. Boynton,- Justices W. S. Randel, F. R.Hartsock,-Councilmen, F. C. Marshall,.A. W. MOETwee. Also present were attorneys C. H. Newman,'Henry Shirey, Sam Peters, DeYoung, Gordon and Assessor R. J. Wells. I•Toved by Justice Randel the minutes of the, previous meeting as; presented:approved•Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved by the following vote:- Ayes-Randel-Marshall-McElwee-Hartsock-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. A public hearing on granting Television Cable Franchise was called to order. Proof of publication was presented. ' Attorney Shirey, representing television dealers f eels that charges for television cable service should be standard. Mr. Peters feels that Cerache sho_uld.not combine the sale of television sets with cable service. The matter of granting Television Cable Service was tabled until 5:00 P,.M.,. June 16, 1960. Public hearing adjourned. Speaking for .Ithaca College, Per. ahirey ttated that the Town has to make application to Water Resources Commission for the Ithaca. College Water District. The Question of a speed zone on the Ulysses Town Line Road was. dropped because Ulysses Town will not request the same. Thai Master Sewer Plan for the Town was tabled until June 16. It was suggested that the Lozier Co. be asked if the estimate should be higher. The tentative equalization rate for the Town of Ithaca is 52. The sale of the Inlet Valley School was discussed but the Town is not interested in the purchase. , Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Supervisor be authorized to sell the school ground equipment stored at the Highway Barns. aecond by Justice Randel and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-11.arshall- McElwee-Randel. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Councilman McElwee that a public hearing be held on June 16, 1960 at 5:00 P.I;. to consider the recommendation of the City Water Committee in regard to water mains in the Willow Point - Lake Road Water District. The resignation of Byron Saunders from the Planning Board wa.s read. Moved by Councilman McElwee the following fire wardens be appointed at a salary of $2.00 per hour when called:- Harry Baker -Joseph Centirii= John Turk -Paul Wright. Second by Justice Hartsock and approved as f ollows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-YicElwee-Randel-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Randel the Cayuga Heights Fire Dept. be authorized to install a fire siren on the top of Christopher Circle tank or pump. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved Cs follows:- Ayes-Randel- Irarshall=Hartsock-I-.cElwee. Noes 0. Carried. Prices for an official map for.- the Town were qu/oted.-and the matter was tabled until June 16. Moved by Justice Hartsock the Supervisor be authorized to transfer from unappropric-+ted 1,alance of the GenerPl Fund the! sum of $2000. for the Cornell Public .Library and P505.46 for the balance of Cit;r Fire contract. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved as follcws:- AYes:- Hartsock-i�a.rshall-MsElwee-Randel. Noes 0. Carried. The Supervisor's financial report was rea6 and filed. South Hill Water Dist. report read—nnd filed. Eills from 169 to 194 were presented. Moved by Ju--tice Hartsock these bills be paid. Second,by Councilman Marshall and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-I,.arshall-I•icElwee-Randel-Boynton. Hoes 0. Carried.. Motion to adjourn at 7:90 P.M. was approved unanimously . Rachel T. Hanshsw - Clerk 162 June 16 1960 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Court House, Thursday, June 16,1960 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor,B.V.Boynton-Justices,W.S.Aandel, P.H.Hartsock-Councilmen,A.W.McElwee, F.C.Narshall. Also present were Atts.. C.H.Newman,.Henry Shirey.and about twenty Town residents. Public Hearing.on Willow Point Lake Road Water Dist. wss called to order at 5:00 P.M. Proof of publication was presented. City of Ithaca has suggested that a 4" line replace the 112" line on the west side of E. Shore Drive, to be connected to the 6" main on the east side, because of breaks in the west side line. Cost of this construction was discussed, and the following committee was appointed to investigate and report to the Board: -Elinor Olsefski- Clair Whiting -Leland Davis -Robert Dixon. 5:25 having heard all persons desiring to be heard public hearing adjourned Town Board_ meeting called to order at 5:25 P.M. The minutes of the previous meeting were corrected and approved. Att. Shirey, representing Ithaca College presented the final orders for the Ithaca College Water District. Moved by Justice Hartsock the final orders for the Ithaca College Water District, attached hereto be approved. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved as follows:-Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee-Randel.NoO.Carried. Mr. Gordon presented a petition from 117 residents of the north-west section of the Town, protesting spot zoning in that area. Mr. Altmann from the northwest area stated that spot zoning would eventually affect the Zoning Ordinance and feels the Plahniing Board is losing faith by not considering the wishes of all the people. Mrs. Constance Cook, Chairman of the Appeals Board opposes spot zoning and placing.one business building in a residential zone. Mr. Rolston, member of the Appeals Board agreed with Mrs. Cook and feels that. snot zoning would destroy the Zoning Ordinance. Mr. Powers of the -Appeals Board spoke against spot zoning. R. J. Wells, Zoning Officer stated the Town Board adopted Area. A on the Trumansburg Road, before the residents were informed of the action and suggested the Town Board reconsider Zone A in this area and meet with the Planning.Board at 7:30 P-M., June 30th at the Eagles Bldg, to discuss the matter. A letter from the Lozier Do. on the•Town Overall i+:aster Sewer Plan read. Moved by Justice Randel the following resolution betiadopted:- WHEREAS, the 'StateoofTNew^York has indicated, pursuant to Sec. 31 of the Public Works Lpw, that it will contribute up to 2% of the cost of plans of approved municipal projects within the limit set by such law, and WHEREAS the Town of Ithaca wishes to make application for a grant toward the cost of the preparation of plans for the project listed on attached application (estimated cost shown); now therefore be it RESOLVED that the Town of Ithacasubmit this project for consideration by the Superintendent of Public Works of the State of New York with the request that an allocation be granted up to 2% of the cost of construction for the preparation of plans os such project; and be it further .RESOLVED that when and if the Superintendent approves the project, and when and if an allocation of up to 2% of the cost of construction for the preparation of plans of such approved project is made, the Town of Ithaca will make available a sum equal to that allocated by the State. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock- Marshall-McElwee-Randel-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Randel that the ifaster Sewer Plan for the Town be tabled until further pland are presented. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved as follows:-Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee-Randel.No O.Carried Moved by Justice Randel that the Television Franchise, as presented on May 19, 1960 be granted and, adopted,. effective July 1, 1960. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall- McElwee-Randel-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. The question of the appointment of a Town Constable was discussed but no action taken. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the McKaig Engineering Co. be employed to draw the official map of the Town of Ithaca at a scale of 1 to l000 for the sum of $800.00, for, delivery on Jan. 1, 1961. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-14arshall- McElviee-Randel-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Councilman Marshall that the Towri Board hold a public hearing on July 7, 1960 at 5:00 P.M. at the Court House to consider the recommendation of the Planning Board regarding the Liberman Property on -the East Shore Drive, as described in the Planning Board.minutes of June 9,.1960. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-arshall-McElwee-Randel-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. At a meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, held at the Tompkins County Court House in the City of Ithaca, County of Tompkins and State of New York on the 16th day of June, 1960 at 5:00 o'clock. Present: Ben V. Boynton, Supervisor; W. S. Randel, Justice of Peace; Fred Marshall, Councilman; Fred Hartsock, Justic of Peace; A. W, Me Elifee, Councilman. In the Matter of the Establishment of Extension No. 2 of the South Hill Water District in the Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins and State of New York, Pursuant to Article: XII A of the Town Law. --——————————————————————————————— WhMEAS, a map and plan relating to the establishment of said Extension No. 2 of the South Hill Water District, prepared by Carl Crandall, a competent engineer, duly licensed by the State of New York, in manner and in such detail as has been determined by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, has been duly filed with the Town Clerk of the Town of Ithaca in accordance with the requirements of 12 A of the Town Law, and WHEREAS, an order was duly adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca on the 7th day of April, 1960 reciting the filing of said map and plan, the improvements proposed, the bounaries of the proposed district, the proposed method of financing, which is that the entire cost thereof will be assumed by Ithaca College, the fact that the map and plan are on file in the Town Clerk's Office for public inspection and stating all other matters HENRY J. SHIREY ATTORNEY AT LAW ITHACA, NEW YORK required by law to be stated and specified May 5, 1960 at 5:00 o'clock as the time and the Tompkins County Court House in Ithac New York as the place where the said Town Board would meet to consider the said map and plan and to hear all persons intereste in the subject thereof concerning the same and to take such acti thereon as is required or authorized by law, and WHEREAS, such order was duly published and posted as was required by law, and WHEREAS, a hearing on said matter was duly held by the said Town Board on the 5th day of May, 1960, beginning at 5:00 o'clock in the afternoon at the Tompkins County Court House, Ithaca, New York, and full discussion of the matter having been had and all persons desiring to be heard having been duly heard and upon the evidence given upon such hearing, it was RESOLVED AND DETERMINED: (a.) That the notice of hearing was published and posted as required by law and is otherwise sufficient, (b.) That all property and propertyowners within the propos- ed district are benefitted thereby. (co) That all the property and property owners benefitted are included within the limits of the proposed district. (d.) That it is in the public interest to establish said water district. FURTHER RESOLVED AND DETERMINED, that the establishment of the said Extension No. 2 of the South Hill Hater District as set forth in said map and plan be approved: That the improvements therein mentioned be constructed and the necessary easements and lands be acquired, all at the expense of Ithaca College of Ithacc', New York, and such extension shall be known and designated as "Extension No. 2 of the South Hill Water District in the Town of HENRY J. SHIREY ATTORNEY AT LAW Ithaca", and shall be bounded and described as follows: ITHACA, NEW YORK - 2 - HENRY J. SHIREY ATTORNEY AT LAW ITHACA. NEW YORK Beginning at the intersection of the center line of Danby Road and the south bounds of Extension No. 1 of the South Hill Water District and thence running southwesterly along the center line of,Danby Road a distance.of about 390 feet to the northwest corner of premises of James E. and Lois Clarke; thence running easterly along the northerly bounds of said Clarke premises a distance of 278 feet.to a point; thence running southerly along the east bounds of said Clarke premises a distance of 150 feet to a point; thence running easterly along the northerly bounds of premises of Herbert N. Monkemeyer a distance of 1451 feet to a westerly bounds of lands of Gennaro Raponi;.thence.running northerly along said westerly bounds of said Raponi lands a distance of 229 feet to a point in a northerly bounds of said Raponi lands; thence running easterly along the said northerly bounds of said,Raponi lands a distance of 1246 feet to a point; thence running northerly along a westerly bounds of said Raponi lands a distance of 297 feet to a point; thence running easterly along a northerly bounds of said Raponi lands a distance of 311 feet to a point; thence running northerly along a west bounds of said Raponi lands a distance of 650 feet to a point marking the intersection of said west bounds of said Raponi lands and the south bounds of Extension No. 1 of the South Hill Water District; thence running westerly along the south bounds of said Extension No. 1 of South Hill dater District a distance of about 2000 feet to a point; thence running southwesterly along an easterly boundary of the said Extension No. 1 0£ South Hill Water District at said point a distance of 700 feet to a point; thence running westerly along a south bounds of said Extension No. 1 of South Hill Water District and parallel to the south bounds of Ithaca College property a distance of about 912 feet to the center of said. Danby - 3 - HENRY J. SHIREY ATTORNEY AT LAW ITHACA. NEW YORK highway, which is the point or place of beginning. FURTHER RESOLVED, that the proposed improvements, including the construction cost, cost of acquisition of lands and easement, legal and engineering fees, and all other expenses are to be pa for by the said Ithaca College of Ithaca, New York, and that there will, therefore, be no necessity for a bond issue on the part of the Town of Ithaca, and it is FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution is subject to a permissive referendum as provided in Section 209 E of the Town Law, and WHEREAS, thirty days has passed since the adoption of said resolutions by this Board, and WHEREAS, a proper certificate has been made and filed by the Town Clerk of the Town of Ithaca, certifying to the fact that no petition for referendum has been submitted to the said Clerk. NOW THEREFORE, on motion of W. S. Randel and seconded by Fred Hartsock , it is hereby ORDERED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, hereby consents to and approves the establish- ment of the aforesaid Extension No. 2 of the South Hill I -later District in the Torn of Ithaca as set forth on said map and plan, approved as aforesaid, and that the improvements therein mention- ed be constructed accordingly and that the necessary easements and lands be acquired therefor, all at the expense of Ithaca College, and it is FURTHER ORDERED, that such district shall be known and designated as "Extension No. 2 of the South Hill Water District in the Town of Ithaca" and shall be bounded and described as heretofore mentioned in the resolution adopted May 5, 1960, and it is - 4 - HENRY J. SHIREY ATTORNEY AT LAW ITHACA, NEW YORK FURTHER ORDERED, that the proposed improvements, including the construction cost, the cost of acquisition of lands and easements, legal and engineering fees, and all other expenses are to be paid for by the said Ithaca College of Ithaca, New York and it is FURTHER ORDERED, that within ten days after the adoption of this order, the Town Clerk is hereby directed to cause a certi- fied copy of such orderio be recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the County of Tompkins and also in the Office of the Depart- ment of Audit and Control as required by law, and it is ly. FURTHER ORDERED, that this order shall take effect immediate- The adoption of the foregoing order was duly put to a vote on rollcall and the vote was as follows: NAPE VOTE Ben V. Boynton Aye W. S. Randel Aye Fred Marshall Aye Fred Hartsock Aye A. W. Mc Elwee Aye The order was thereupon declared duly adopted. Dated June 17, 1900- Rachel Hanshaw Town Clerk, Town of Ithaca County of Tompkins, New York - 5 - RESOLVED, that Ben V. Boynton, Supervisor of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, be and he hereby is authoriz- ed and instructed to make and execute, on behalf of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, an application to the Water Resource Commission of the State of New York for permission to supply water to Extension #2 of the South Hill Water District in the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York. Moved by Fred Hartsock, Seconded by Fred Marshall, Voted on as follows: Name Ben V. Boynton W. S. Randel Fred Marshall Fred Hartsock A. W. Pic Elwee Vote Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF.TOMPKINS TOWN.OF ITHACA . I. Rachel Hanshaw, Town Clerk of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, do hereby certify that I have compared the preceding resolution with the original resolution, passed by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, at a meeting of the said Board held on the 16thday of June, 1960, and that the same is a true and correct copy of said resolution. I further certify that all members of the Town Board had due Tr.q.ce of the meeting at which said resolution was accepted .f.t=lN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed -t=theP.teal of the said Town, this 17th day of June, 196o. HENRY J. SHIREY ATTORNEY AT LAY! ITHACA, NEW YORIe, 1'1dwn Clerk or the Ilown or Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York 163 Moved by Justice Hartsock the following be appointed Election Inspectors and Custodians of Elections for 'the Town for one year starting July 15, 1960. a Dist. #1-Dem..-Tom Mix; W.J.Mix. Rep -Florence Eadsell-Clara 3artholf. Dist.#2-Dem.-Louise Bonrett-Ruth Lawrence.Rep.-D.VanAllen-G.Emerson. Dist.A-Dem.-Luella Thompson -Iona Hart.Rep.-Cora Gray -Bessie Steele. Dist.#4-Dem.-Coral Cotner -Alice Pridham.Aep.jHazel Dunn -Ina. Baker. Dist.ms-Dem.-Janet Raleigh -Geraldine Furey.Rep.-Vera Snyder-Reha. Loosli. Dist.7'r6-Dem.-Eliz.Mason-Healy Neigh.Rep.-Mildred Chaney -Isabel Davis. Dist.#7-Dem.-M.M.Black-E.Devereaux.Rep.-Marjorie Hough -Marie Crof oot. Custodians-Dem. Otis W. Root. Rep. -Ray Thompson. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock- Marshall-McElwee-Randel-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. Bills from 195 to 204 were presented. Moved by Councilman McElwee these bills be paid.'Seconded by Justice Randel and approved as follows:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Marshall- Randel- Boynton. Noes 0• Carried. Moved by Councilmar_McElwee that apublic hearing be held on July 7, 1960 at 5:50 P.M., on a Town -ordinance, Sec. 130-Para. 16. of the Town Law in regard to condemnation of dilapidated or collapsed buildings. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved as follows:- Ayes--Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee-Handel-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Handel that Gordon Waring be appointed to the Planning Board for the unexpired term of Byron Saunders. Secondef by Council moo McElwee and -approved as follows:- Ayes-Randel-McElwee- Marshall-HMrtsoek-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Councilman McElwee that a puhlic hearing be held on July 7, 1960 at 5:45 F.M. to amend Sec. 75 of the Zoning Ordinance that no principal building or accessory be erected without a permit, except in an a°gricultur6l`+_.area. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-M2rshaal-McElwee-Handel-Boynton. No O.Carried. Motion to adjourn was o pproved unanimously at 7:30 P-M- Rachel T. Hanshaw - Town Clerk. 164 July 7 1960 The Torn Eoard of the Town of Ithrj me- ; ,�t the Court Fouse, Thursday;, July 7, 196o at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Sup•B.V.Boynton, Justices,14'.S.Rrr_dP1.F.R.Hartscck. Absent were Councilmen,A.W.FcElwee, F.C.PLrshall•. Also ?resent were Att. C.H.Ne�wma.n, :'assessor, R.J.Wells, H'way Supt.,i;arion i orey and• sevc:r-�l residents from E. Shore Drive. I public hearing on Zone change on Liberman Property on E.Shore. Drive way called to brder at 5:10 P.1,1: Proof of publicgti on was presented. The charge of zone is from R15 to R9. The matter of later changing to Pus. C zone was discussed. Justice Handel proposed thza C uric Town Planing Board consider a special business district in ;his area by limiting those in Eusiness C zone. Also suggested.that business should be of the type will offer the best use for the enjoyment of the most people. Mr. Liberman stated he had no objections to such restrictions and would be satisfied with a restricted C Zone. He stated he is planning a residential developement on the north side of his property. Mr. rugsley favors a restricted C Zone in this area. Mr. Barns favors a C Zone and stated that 'Mr. Liberman had greatly improved this section of the Town. Public hearing closed at 5:25 P-M- A public hearing on Sec. 130, Para. 16 of the Town Law on condemnation of unsafe or collsps`rblc buildings was c,-.11ed to order at 5:30 P.M. Proof of publication wr s presented. Mr. Pugsley and Mr. Barns favors this ordinance being enforced as there is a very dangerous building in their area.. Mr. Newman stated this ordinance complies with the Town Law to the word. After hearing all persons desiring to be heard, public hearing closed at 5:40 P.M. A public hearing in regard to Sec.75 amendment of the Zoning Ordinance begarding building permits was called to order at 5:45 P.M. Proof of publication was presented. The` Planning Board recommends changing the first sentence of this section to r`eid,-"No principal building or accessory building in any district, except an accessory building in an agricultural district, shall be`begun or extended without a building permit issued by the person designated by the Town Board". Mr. Newman asked if this has been submitted to the Planning Board and the Board of Appeals. It was recommended by the Planning Board and has been presented to the Board of Appeals. After hearinE- all persons desiring to be heard the public hearinE. closed at 5:50 P.M. The Town Board was called to order at 5;55 P.M. The minutes of the previous meeting were corrected and approved. The question of Town Constable was discussed, but in as much as the Sheriff's department are willing to serve the Town in this capacity, the matter was tabled for the timl bi tng. A letter from residents of Pine Tree Rd. asking for a reduced speed limit was read. Moved by Justice Hartsock the Town ask the State Traffic Commission to make a survey of a speed limit on Pine Tree Road, subject to the approval of the County Highway Dept., as this is a County Road. SAc onded by Justice Handel and approved :as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Randel•-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Hartsock that R-15 Zone on the E. Shore Drive be changed to R-9 Zone. Seconded by Justice Handel and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Rand.el-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Handel that the Planning Board examine the possibility of establishing a new type of business Zone where the permitted uses shall be limited to Para. 13-14-15-16, Sec. 34 of the Zoning Ordinance. This should be submitted to the Planning Board and the Board of Appeals. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock- Randel-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. - Moved by Justice Rand -el that the Ordinance relating to unsafe structures and collapsible buildings be•approved. Seconded by Justice Hartscck.and approved as follows:-Ayes-Hartsock-Rande1-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. 'The matter of Town Engineer was discussed and tabled for a later date. A letter from Cornell Universtty asking for a change of Zone from R-30 to Multiple Residents on property east and. west of Pleasant Grove Road, east of Village Line, and north of City Line was read. Moved by Justice Hartsock this matter be referred to the Planning Board ohd Board of Appeals, and a public hearing be held at 4:30 P.M - July 21, 1960 to consider the change in Zone. Seconded by Justice Handel and approved as f ollows:-Ayes-Hartsock-Randel-Boynton.lJoes 0. Carried. 165 A letter from the County Health Dept. in regard to Boothroyd property in the Hanshaw Road Sewer District was read. Moved by Justice Hartsock that S. L. Boothroyd be allowed to use present sceptic tank on his property in the Hanshaw Rd. Sewer Dist. according to,permission granted by the_ Health Board. Seconded by 'Justice Randel and approved as follows:-kyes-Hartsock-Randel-Boynton. No O.Carried. Supervisor Boynton stated that the matter of a'business A zone on the Trumansburg Road be discussed.at this time. Proved by Justice Randel that the business district A located on the Trumansburg Road on the Odd Fellows tract, apnroxifnately 1000 feet south of the Hp.yts Road, bounded east by Trumansburg Road, north by the Goff tract, west and south by Odd Fellows tract, consisting of approximately two acres, the same being the area proposed for location of an insurance office building and electric utility sub -station be removed from the Zoning map of the Town of Ithaca., and be it further' ' RESOLVED that this proposed amendment be referred to the Planning 3oard and the Board of appeals for a retiort as required by the Zoning Ordinance, Sec.-80 amendments, and be it further RESOLVED that a public hearing be held on July 21, 1960 at 4:45 P.ii., and be it further RESOLVED that the Zoning Officer, Odd Fellows, New York State Electric & Gps Corp. ?nd the insurance group be informed of this action. Seconded by Supeb2cB6yntonrk and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Randel- Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. The ease of Mr. & Mrs. Otto Kapp against the Town of Ithaca 'and Fronk Buholtz, Contractor for injuries sustained by Mrs. Kapp on June 26, 1959 was presented. P�;oved by Justice Randel that C. H. Newman, attorney be retained to defend the Town in this action. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as,follows*- Ayes-Hartsock-Randel-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. The matter of -accepting the Byway in Forest Home as a Town highway* was referred to Highway Supt. to investigate and report. The matter of extending the Indian Creek Road was presented to the Board, but no action taken. Bills from #205 to ;=238 were presented. Moved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved as follows:-Ayes-Hartsock--nandel-Boynton.No O.Ca.rried. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. The: S. H. W. D. report was read and filed. Moved by Justice Hartsock to adjourn at 7:30 P.M. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Randel-Boynton.ido 0. Carried. Rachel -T. Hanshaw Town Clerk. 1-66 July 21 1960 The Town Board of the Tcwn cf lthe.ca_ net aat the Court House, Thursday, July 21 ,1960 at 4:30 P.M. Mo-mbers prF-sent we're Supervisor, B. V.Boynton-Justices, W. S. Randel, F.R.Hartsock- Councilmen, A. W. XcElwee, F. C. Marshall. Also present were Att. C.H. Newman, Assessor, R. J. Wells, and about twenty resiClents of the Town. ` A Public hearing on amendment to the Stoning Ordinance to re -zone to T:ultiple Resident District binds of Cornell University, now zoned redident district R-30 was calle-d to order at 4:30 P.141. Proof .of publi-cation w.i+s presented. After hearing all persons desiring to be het%rd, the: pub3 i c hearing -o journe; at 4:4.0 P.F% The .Town. Board meeting t•ia.s c,-,lled to orOler � t 4:4.0 P.E.. The minutes of 1rie previous ma�-tirtg were corr•(L:eted �,nd Epproved. K Public Hearing to ::rneiid the Zoni-lg i'a-b_ of- the Town eliminating Business A Zenc on the Trumansburg Road was -called to order .t 4:41� P.TL:. ' Proof -of-publication wps presented. Mr. Gordon -avors changing back to"R-15 Zone. Tr. Riley stated west hill should rye essentially residential in his opinion a.nc feels thst the introduction of industrial to ottract- eut of the City octivities that ire not pertint�nt to this -)-.ep is Out Of line. I ' Mr. Griffin feels that Eusiness A on Trumnnsburg is out of line. Mrs. FulkersoA and Mrs. Wells objects to c BusireUs A Zone ts i.t would ircreas- traffic �ir.d hsz,�r(ls. T r•. i1iles;. r•epre--sentir?g the Insurenc;� Company stated_ that the e xpc risior, of Yusiness cr-uses thFm to ccr sidcr• more office room, e,n6 fF:e�1s tYhot `the Cnd F-11ows tract would 1)e" -n spot; for office. Dr. DeProsse s t=t-d th^t ..p r'o0s not think th�-t o 'cu i-_aess is nceddd on the Trumansburg Rood, end 71so spoke of the traffic hazard, but thinks that r-r®ntually a business oren should be planned for th- northw=st area in another ploc- than the Trumrnsburg Hoad. Thepurnos- -If thi-� _a6= 3ring is to zone, the Trum�i{nsburg Road Eu,'sine s,s A bacI, to residenti. 1 15 Zonn. After :.11 p;�rsonin desiring to be heord the Public Hearing C':15 P.Proof of publication presented PubliccHearin .on chi-.ngc - of - Zone;.of -Cb!�nell Univ. Property at• 5:?0 PSI" Moved by Justice r_artsock'that lands of Cornell University north of City Lin6, east of Villog® Lint-. east and west by Plus: rt Grove Ropd to the University Golf Course be zoned from R-30 to a Multiple Housing Zon Seconded by Justice Rsndel and. approved as follows:.- Ayes-Hart'sock-Marsholl-McElwee=sRandel-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. Town Board called to order at 5:30 P.M. Moved by Justice Randel that the business A Zone on the Trumansburg Rood be removed from the. Town Map and changed to R-15. Seconded by Councilman McElwee :end approv-d a s follows:- Ayes -Hart sock-XII- r iM- McElwee-Randel-Boynton. Noes URrfihall:r:Carried. Mr. Gordon suggested that the Town Board hire sr. expert to study the northwest sres section for future planning. Mr. Liguori stated there is a need for a business area in' the northwest section of the Town. Moved by Justice Randel to adjourn att 5:4.5 P.M. Seconded by Councilmen McElwee and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hprtsoci�-Marshr)ll-McElwee-Randel- Boynton. Noes 0. Corried. The Town Board was then_ called to order as an Assessment Review Board. The Assessor presented about fifteen assessments for review. The Town Board agreed with the change and corrections of the Assessor. The Review Board adjourned at 6:30 P-M- Rachel T. Hanshaw Clark. 167- August 4 1960 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Cbgi?t House,Thursday, August 4, t1960 at 5: 00 P.M. ° Members present were Supervisor, B.V.Boynton, Justices, W.S.Randel, F.R.Hartsock, Councilmen A. W.-McElwee, F.C..Marshall. Also present were Assessor, R.J.Wells, Hdtay Supt. Marion Morey, Att: C.H.Newman, and a visitor from °Sud, n and reporters. The minutes of the previous meeting were corrected and approved. A letter from the County°Attorney stating the Town would have to pay 9A600. a year after Sept. 1st for the use of the Court House for meetings was read. , ° Moved -by Justice Randel that our next meeting be held at the Town Highway Bldg. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved as follows:-Ayes-Randel-Msrsha.11-Hartsock-McElwee-Bo�rnton. No 0. Carried. A letter from Town of Dryden inprotest of a redubtibn.iof 'assessments for -the New'York State Natural Gas Co. was read. Moved by Councilman 11cElwee that the Supervisor'be empowered; if he deems advisable to enter into an agreement with the other Towns as regards cost of litigation and/or cost of an evaluation engineer and/or other experts which may result from any action brought by the New York State Natural Gas Co. against one or more of the Towns involved. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock- McElwed=Marshall-Randel-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. A letter from Assessor -Wells citing six cases of collapsible or unsafe buildings and recommending they be demolished was read and filed. A letter from the City of Ithaca in regard t-o approval of Renwick Heights sewer extension�wgs read. Attorney C. H. Newman reported he had. received the deed descriptions from Attorney O'Connor in regard to'roads on the Lucer_te property, -that have been approved by the Highway Supt. Moved by Justice Randel that the Town accept ,the Yinston-Salem developement, subject to clearance of title, and.the road connecting this sub -division to Hanshaw Road, with the approval of Att: Newman cnd the Highway Supt. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved as follows:- Ayes - Hartsock-lIcEltree-Marshall-Randel-Boynton. No 0. Cr rried. Moved by Supervisor Boynton that the Town Justices b!n authorized to attend a.Nagistrates meeting at Grossingers on Sept. 18 to 21. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-licElwee- Ma.rshall-Randel-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Town pay expense bf. Town telephone installed for Justice Hartsock. seconded by'Councilman Marshall°and arprcve aB follows: -Ayes rshal1-Rand el -Boynton. sloes 0. Carried. Bills from 239 to 282 were presented. Moved by Councilman l4cElwee these bills be paid., f.ith the exception of 262, Ithaca College bill. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved os follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-i'cElwee- arshall-Randel=Boynton.-.No 0. Carried. The Supervisor's fin^neial report was read and filed. The E.S.St.W.D.-report°was read:and filed. I,iotion '�o f,d journ was Ppproved unanimously at 6:30 P.I.1. R2chel T. Hanshaw Clerk. Polling Pla mes - Town of Ithaca No. 1 - Odd Fellows Garage No. 2 - Coy Glen Bldg. No. 3 - Nat'l Cash Register No. 4 - Robb Ailey Hall No- 5 - Cayuga Hts. Fire Station No. 6 - Cayuga Heights school No- 7 - Cayuga Heights School HRATN LOJULWS Sept. 1 196o The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Town Highway Bldg., Thursday, Sept. 1, 1960 at 5:00 P.Ti. Members present were Sup. B.V.Boynton-Justices,lti.S.Randel,F.R.Hartsock- Councilmen, A.W.TiIcElwee,- F.C.Tfarshall. Also present were Assessor, R.J.Wells- H' way = upt. T�fa.rion Morey, Millard Brink. The minutes of'the previous meeting were ^approved. ` The Supervisor stated the Trumansburg Water Dist. would be ready for action about Sept. 15. Also will discuss the establishment of a sewer district for the Trumansburg Road district. Moved by Justice Hartseck the Highway Supt be authorized to attend. Highway meeting at Niagara. Falls on Sept. 21,22, & 23. Seconded by Justice Handel and approved as follows:- Ayes-Ha.r'tsock-Randel-TYKnrshall- McElwee-Bo?rnton. Noes 0. Carried. �,oved by Justice Ra.ndel the Supervisor & Asse`ssor bey nuthorized to attend a. Eldg. Code meeting on Sept. 15 at Syracuse. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved as follows: -Aye s-Ha.rtsock-T-,c�Elwese.-M- rshe.11-Randel. Noes 0. Carried. Mr. Brink asked for permit to continue trailer on property Acting on the recommendation of the Zoning officer, it was Moved by Councilman Marsholl the Town grant permission to MI. Brink to continue to trailer on his property, this use bein� a.n extension for 18 months of the current use. ''econded by Justice --a.rtsock Frd approved as foliows:- Ayes-ore?.rshall-Hartsock-McEliiee-RF.ndel-Roynto_,. Noes 0. Carried. Tht question cf ests,tlishinp; ;ia rel.yground on i�urii_-,l St. was discussed and tabled for further informmtion. A request from the Planning Board to ch,,ngc: ?ohing Crdir_nncE aF follcv;s:- BUSINESS E Fronosal - Sec. 31-Art.7. Business district n mended to read:- "Lcca.tion:-With the a,pprova.l of the Town Boo.rd, Bu>iress Districts A,B,C,D, and E -m=3y be csta.blished in my district; of the Town except that Businesk Dist. "C"and "D" shall not be permitted in a Ru-silent Dist. 215. Sec. 35 A -Business Districts (E) . Permitted use3s in a business Dist. ttEtt shall be the following: - -1. Any use: permitted in Pus nnss "A". y, 2: Restaurant or other -61sce for th{-. serving of f oo?. If. alcoholic P7 p c e_ r f n r. L� n!! '' c c t o n J.. e _ _ of c:uG=-n _ _ = .,.�_ �� ,1.._ to � ;. d �. „ 1. cst 500 feat from f n .a ia-cent school or church or 150 'fe�At from a residence: Dist. 3. Hot -el or 4. Club Hcusp or Lodge, provided thnt' no ;-uildings .sc uge°d sh^11 be within 150 fret of'the lot line n of an adjoining owner and ohly on the pproval of the Board of Appeals. 5. Boat Harbor or ii-trine. ' - Sec. 36 Amended to rc!nd:- Permitted Accessory uses in Business Districts' "All) t'B" It C tt � I'D" and "E" shall be-, . _ . . _ ' Sec. 38 -'Subdivision 8- Amended to read: "Dispinys:in Business Di-striets ttatl� ttBtty ttCtt1. and ."Ell , no outside displays shall be permitted." Sec. 4.6, Art. 9. `Site. Plan Approval ami-!ne'e^d to read: "IN Multiple Residence Business "A", "$", "Ctt, "D", and "E" .=nd Light Industrial and -Indus'tri71 Districts site plans . . . . ." see- 55, Art. 12 f.mended to read: Chfsnges. A non -conforming use mazy be chr nged to another non -conforming use of the sFme or more restrictive classification and when so changed to s more restrictive use, it shall not :again be changed to a less restrictive use. Tho► order of the' classification of restrictiveness from the most restrictive to tiie�least.'r�tniEtive shall be as follows: Residence Dist. R15 Business Dist. "A" Residence Di st.' R30 Business Dist. "B" Residence Dist. R9 Busine-ss Dist. "E" Multiple Residence Dist. Business Dist. "C" Agricultural Dist. Business Dist. "D" Lights Industrial Dist. Industrial Dist. Art. 2, Sec: 2 amended to read: "Districts. For the purpose of this, ordinance the Town of Ithaca is hereby divided into 12 types of dists.ns follow nesidence Dists.R9 . Business Dists. A Residence Dista.R15 Business Dists. B Residence Distw.R30 Business Dists. C Multiple Residence Distz. Business Dists. D Agricultural Dists. Business Dists. E Light., Industrial Districts Industrial Districts Said Districts area set forth . . . . . . Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Business "E" proposal of the Zoning Ordinance be approved and a public hearing be held on Oct. 6, 1960-5:00 P.I•i. at the Highway Bldg. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartscck-T-iarshsll-McElwee-RAndel-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. The matter of shhool bus use of the Highway parking lot wss tabled for further study. 16.9 The finCnci^1 report of the Supervisor was read and filed. Bills from No. 283 to 314 were presented. Moved by Justice Rnh.del these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved as follows:- Ayes-R:..ndel-:'iarshall-McE1 wee-Hartsock- noynton. 'Noes 0 • Carried. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:05 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshow Town Clerk Sept. 19 1960 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca. met at the Town Clerk's office Monday, Sept. 19th at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Sup. H.V.Boynton-Justices-W.S.Randel,= - Councilmen A. W. McElwee-F. C. Marshall. Also present were Assessor R.J.Wells, H'way Supt. �Iprion Morey - Att. C. H. Newman- M. Brink - Glen Barkdoll. Minutes of the previous were corrected and approved. The question of the acceptance of Kay Street Extension was discussed. Moved by Councilman_ McElwee the extension of Kay Street be Pccepted by the Town Board upon condition the mortgngge covering this property be released from the property conveyed. Seconded by Justice R�andel and approved as follows:-.Ayes-McElwee-Randel-Marshall-Boynton. Noes 0.Corried. The matter of a trailer on.Millard Brink property which is -in a Business "B" Zone was discussed. No action taken. Assessor R. J. Wells called attention to cases of violation of the Zoning Ordinance by Walker Smith and Charles Collins_ and asked for advice on the same. Thaler & Thaler were appointed on May 5, 1960 to represent the Town in the Walker Smith case. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Town employ Bruce Dean to represent the Town in the Charles Collins violation. Seconded by Justice Handel and approved as follows:- Ayes -McElwee- Randel-M2rshall- Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Councilman Marshall that C. H. Newman be appointed to represent the Torun in the proceedings brought by the New York State Natural Gas Corp. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved b,s follows:- Ayes-Marshall-McElwee-RS ndel-Boynton• sloes 0• Carried. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:30 P-M- Rachel T. Ha.nshaw - Town_ Clerk. 170 October 6 1960 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Highway Bldg. Thursday, Oct. 6, 1960 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor B.V.Boynton-Justices, W.S.Ba.ndel- F.R.Hartsock-Councilmen, A.W.McElwee-F.C.Marshall. Also present were C. H. Newman, Assessor R.J.Wells, H'way Supt•,Marion Morey, and several residents of the Town. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The public hearing on -a E Zone change of the Zoning Ordinance was not held because publication date was not legal. Residents from Christopher.Circle were present and discussed the matter of a school guard for children in that area, at the bus stop. It is the sense of this Board this is a matter fbr the school traffic commission. Moved by Justice Randel that this is not a problem of a school guard,•nor is it a policing problem. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved as follows.- Ayes-F-andel-McElwee-Hartsock-14arshall- Boynton• Noes 0. Carried. Councilman McElwee was excused, from meeting.: Mr..Wells presented the problem of hiring•a person to enforce the Building Code, The matter was laid on the table for futher discussion. The -preliminary estimates, attached hereto, were presented and the following resolution was offered by Justice Hartsock - RESOLVED, that.this Town Board does hereby prepare and approve as the Preliminary Budget of this Town for the fiscal beginning on the first day of January, 1961, the itemized statement of estimated revenues and expenditures hereby attached and made a part of this resolution, and be it further RESOLVED that this Board shall meet at 5:00 t.M.--on the 3rd day of November, 1960, at the Town Highway Bldg. for the purpose of hearing any person for or against any items therein, and be it further RESOLVED that the Town Clerk shall give notice of such a public hearing in the manner provided in Sec. 113 of the Town Law, and that such notice shall be•published at least twice. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Handel-Marshall- Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. Justice Randel was excused from the meeting. The following resolution -was offered by Justice Hartsock:- RESOLVED that a public hearing:will be held at the Town Highway Bldg., on the 3rd•day of November, 1960 at 5:15 P.M. for the purpose of hearing all persons interested in the renewal of a contract between the Village of Cayuga Heights and the Town of Ithaca,'whereby the Village agrees that its fire dept. shall give fire protection to -the northeast section of the Town -and the Hamlet of Forest Home, outside the Village, in consideration of payment by the Town to the Village of the sum of $2708.85. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-Boynton• Noes 0. Carried. Moved by.Justice Hartsock to adjourn the meeting until Friday, Oct- 7, 1960 at the Town Clerk's office. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-Boynton. Noes 0• Carried. Adjourned meeting called to order at 4:30 P.M., Oct- 7, 1960 at the Town Clerk's office. Members present were Supervisor,B.V.Boynton-Justices, W.S.Randel, F.R.Hartsock-Councilman,A.W.MeElwee. Absent Councilman F.C.Marshall. Also present were C.H.Newman, R.J.Wells. The Special District estimates were presented. Moved by Councilman McElwee the Town Board will meet at the Town Highway Bldg. at 5:30 P.M., Nov. 3, 1960 for the purpose of hearing all persons interested in the apportionment of the cost of operation pf the South Hill Water District Ext. 1 for the year 1961, as provided by See* 202a of the Town Law. seconded by Justice Randel and approved as follows -Ayes-Hartsock-Randel-McElwee-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Town Board will meet at the Town Highway Bldg., at 5:35 P.M., Nov- 3, 1960, for the purpose of hearing all persons interested in the apportionment of the cost of operation of the Northeast Water District for the year 1961, as provided by Section 202a of the Town Law. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Randel-McElviee-Boynton. Noes 0• Carried. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Town Board will meet at the Highway Bldg. at 5:40 P.M., Nov. 3, 1960 for the purpose of hearing all Persons interested in the apportionment of the cost of operation of the East State Street Ext. Water District for the year 1961, as provided by Section 202a of the Town Law. Jeconded by Justice Randel and approved as follows:- Ayes-Randel-McElwee-Hartsock-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Councilman McElwee that the Town Board will meet at the 1-71; Town Highway Bldg., at 5:45 P.M., Nov- 3, 1960 for the purpose of hearing all persons interested in the apportionment of the cost of operation of the Hanshaw Road Sewer District for the year 1961 as provided by Section 2M2a of the Town Law. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved as follows:-Ayes-McElwee-Handel-Hartsock•NoesO•Carried. Mr. Newman presented a resolution for the Ext of the Trumansburg Road water District attached hereto. Moved by Councilman McElwee that a public hearing -on the extension of the Trumansburg Road water District be held at the Town Highway Bldg. at 8:15 P.M., Nov. 3, 1960. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved as follows:-Ayes-McElwee-Randel-Hartsock-Boynton. No O.Carried• Mr. Newman presented the resolution for the formation of the Trumansburg Road Sewer Disttlet attached hereto:- �oved by Councilman McElwee that a public hearing on the formation of the Trumansburg Road Sewer District be held at the Town Highway Bldg., at 8:00 P.M., Nov- 3, 1960. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved as follows:- Ayes-McElwee-Randel-Hartsock-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. The^-PlanningnBbardnrecbtmendthatchange in Section 59 of the Zoning Ordinance to read as follows: - Trailer Camps or Parks and trailers or.mobile homes for permanent occupancy -shall be prohibited in all districts except, one mobile home may be placed on a lot in a residence or agricultural district foal use as a temporary housing during the construction of a permanent dwelling for a period not to exceed 18 months, unless such period be extended. by permission of the Town Board, provided such trailer shall be occupied by the owner of record of said lot. Upon special approval of the Zoning Board of Appeals to be.reviewed each year, one mobile home for each property owner shall be permitted in an agricultural and R30 districts, provided that one of the occupants bf said mobile home shall be a full time agricultural employee of the property owner or a bona.fide agricultural student doing agricultural work for the property owner. Moved by Justice Hartsock that Section 59 of the Zoning Ordinance be changed and 59a be added, and a public hearing be held st 8:30 P.M- Nov- 3, 1960 at the Town Highway Bldg. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee-Randel-Boynton. No O•Carried• Mr. Newman reported the approval of the winston?RSalem Road, deed has been approved, but the releases not yet obtained. Moved by Justice Randel that the Supervisor be authorized to transfer from the contingent fund to the willow Point Lake Road water District the sum of $120.00,-from the contingent fund to Town Hall and offices fund the sum of $350.0b,- from the contingent fund to the South Hill Water District the sum of -$709.54,- from the contingent fund to Audit and Examination fund the sum of $315.00,_ from the unexpended balance to the South Hill water District, the sum of $1152.78. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows -Ayes-Randel-Hartsock-McElwee- Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. Movbd:^by^JusticerRandelrthat.'Aobert'.J: •, Wo;llstbe: c asigriated as Enforcement Officer of the Buiiding Code, and be authorized to use the following stamp:- I HEEEBYXERTIFY that,,the-structure f'or_:wfiich;:this permit is issued will be or has been built according to the latest Standards of the New York State Building• Code.Seconded.by Councilman McElwee and approved as foll:owl§,*=Ayes=R4ndel=M:bElwee=.Hartsobk-Boynton.Noes O.Carried. Metj,Qn to a(3ii-113=1 at 6:_50 ps approved unanimously. RanhQ2 T. Hansyaw The Town Board met at the Town Highway Bldg. at 2:30 P.M., Uct. 13, 1960 with representatives from the Lozier Consultants. Present were Supervisor, B.V.Boynton-Justices, F.G.Hartsock,W.S.Randel- Councilman Marshall. Absent Councilman McElwee. Also present were C.H.Newman-R.J-Wells-Marion Morey-H. N. Gordon. Mr. Ewig and Mr. Dunlap from Lozier Consultants said a preliminary Master Sewer plan for a sanitary sewer systems for the Town had been made and presented map and studies of the same. 172 October 28 1960 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met with members of the Youth Bureau'- Jackson Hall and Huth Davis at the Eagles Bldg. at 5:00 P.M. October 28, 1960. Members present were Supervisor,B•V.Boynton-Justices Randel, and F. H. Hartsock-Councilman McElwee. Absent Councilman Marshall1"A1s6r-;1;,n present C.H.Newman. Moved by Justice Handel the following resolution be adopted: - WHEREAS it is the intention of the Town of Ithaca to help support, a youth center -and children's theatre workshop, and WHEREAS the Town of Ithaca is about to submit an application for such projects to the New York State Youth 66mmission for its approval, and if approved to apply subsequently to the State of New York for . ,partial reimbursement of funds expended on said projects, 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 B. V. Boynton, Supervisor is hereby directed and authorized to duly execute and to present said ap lication to the New York State Youth Commission for its approval. econded by Councilman McElwee and approved as follows:- Ayes-Handel-McElwee-Hartsock-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. The meeting adjourned at 6:15 P.M. The Town Board met with the City of Ithaca Officials at the Ithaca Hotel for dinner, to get better acquainted and discuss current problems. Dne of the problems is the South Hill Sewer District, now before the Board of Public Works Water and Sewer Committee. B. V. Boynton - Supervisor reporting. TOWN HEALTH. 'FUND APPROPRIATIONS Board of Health Salary of health officer Other health expenses Compensation of nurses TOTAL BOARD OF HEALTH Registrar of Vital Statisties- Compensation Other expenses Fees of physicians TOTAL REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS AMOUNT TO BE RAISE BY TAX FOR TOWN HEALTH If 8 cw 10 6 6aa. vo 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 orivillage - 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) $W�•p oo� a o $, ?-l�QQ•Qa $«•�QO.ov SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)—APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent q Expenses town superintendent _ _/So—.0s Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent Removing obstructions caused by snow Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush Other miscellaneous purposes _�-0.Od•.U_.Q Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $..I��S�•y� 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 $.,I'.-&J7 ,oa �Q'dO 'ITNI Ii. '11Z T'O'�till HIGIMAY P1i.OGRUI D..P. W. D. P. W. * D. P. W. D. P. W. Total Expenditures Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. All Projects Salariesand Wages ........... I .............. .................... .................... ....... --..:_...... ...._......__._._...... Material and Supplies ........................ - ----------- .......................... Machinery and Equipment Rentals ............ ............•------. .................... -•--............... �i Contracts with the County or Independent Con- . tractors...................................................... .................... ....... ............. ....... _........... ........ ....... ............ . Other Direct Improvement Costs .............. .............................. ..............._.._........................ ......... .............. .._..... Principal on Revenue Anticipation and Budget Notes. - - - - - .... ......_....._...._..........._ ...--.._.._.....__....... Interest on Revenue Anticipation and Budget Notes........................................................ .................... .................... .................... ............... ._..... Total Expenditures .............. Q Q Sw Revenues State Aid, Chap. 824, Laws of 1950, as Amended............................................................................................................ Transfer of Unexpended Balances from Other Projects....... - -•...-_............... ....... ...-----••--- -------------- ._......----...._ _--- Unexpended Balances of Budget Notes........-. --............... ............... ..... ...... _.... - ......._....__..._...- ....._........ ..._....... Total Revenues ................. R $ sc Amount to Be Raised by Tax Outside of Incorpo- rated Villages ............................. S S . S -BUDGET As APPROVED BY TOWN BOARD D.P.W. D.P.W. D.P.W. D.P.W. . Total Expenditures Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. All Projects Salariesand Wages..... ..................... Material and Supplies ........................ ........ -._ _..__._....._.:__.............._._.._.._...: . Machinery and Equipment Rentals ............ . ..._....._.__........___...---.--._....._ .-.--.....__........_._.._..._. Contracts with the County or Independent Con- tractors.................................. ... ...___ .............._......._.. _._ _ _..... Other Direct Improvement Costs .............. ...... ...._............._ _......_�.....� ..:. Principal on Revenue Anticipation and Budget Notes................ ._.._...._..._.:._._.._.............._................_........._. Interest on Revenue Anticipation and Budget Notes.................................... ............. _... ... _...... _............. ..... _ Total Expenditures .............. S $ - $t S Revenues State Aid, Chap. 824, Laws of 1050, as Amended _._........._... _ ..-......... Transfer of Unexpended Balances from Other Projects.... ..........._.............................._.. _.... Unexpended Balances of Budget Notes......... _.... _......_... ......._....._ _._. ..-.. Total Revenues ................. � R S it Amount to Be Raised by Tax Outside of Incorpo- rated Villages .............................. S S S S S Town Welfare Officer Salary Office and other expenses Compensation of employees Home Relief Burials Lunacy Cases Lunacy examinations Other expenses Veterans' Relief WELFARE FIND 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 H 1 GH WAY FUND HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM ])—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) 6 R TOTAL $-. $ TOTAL $l..4 f.I-4. P /�000.QI ��oa•oo GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUES Mortgage taxes $W-dd-00 Income taxes 44pi;411 Franchise taxes on business corporations�Q�pp 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 j-1010.Q Fees of justices of the peace 3 j-QO.OQ Fees of assessors Fees of tax collector Fees of constables or police officers .............................. Fees of town library _____________________________ Fees of parks and playgrounds00-AO Fees of airports .....-._._................ Fees of cemeteries All other Sale of town property ----------- 2,1111M Reimbursement from special districts for supervision ..... .... 60.v -------------- -----------................ ...... ..... TOTAL Unexpended balances (Sec. 115, Town Law) TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES (GENERAL FUND) GENERAL FUND SUMMARY Appropriations General government -S-1(O[p-..p� Protection of persons and property ...... 17.400.,- 06 Edycation a o Recreation Z(o 00-00 Public UtilitiesO.,pp Redemption of debt ............................. Interest on debt _._ ....------ Construction and permanent improvements ......................._-.... Miscellaneous 3-7op!4-O Contingent purposes ..... _.J./ dd 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................ .................................. _..._..._...._.......... -.......... ----.... --... ....._—.-- — - _ - _ __..._...._..._...._._.. _ -—......... TOTAL $.___...__._...._..... TOTAL INTEREST ON DEBT . $------ ----------- ..--.-- CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS Nature of Improvement b. ..-----------------------...._....._.._..-- ---...._...._..._..--------...._._...._._..._- c..................---•-------------........ TOTAL TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Organizations for Rooms Judgments d Sett a nt Jdesc ibe in detail) 1942 Accounts, Claims and Demands TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS Sec. 112 of the Town Law CONTINGENT PURPOSES 4 $„5 ao:oo 37 (Over) Dog Warden Compensation $.............. Other expenses r TOTAL $ .. ..._...- - - Forest Fires Compensation of fire wardens and laborers $_.LLfQ.•Oo.-_ Other expenses Payment to to Conservation Commission _...---•-.••-•.••-•-- TOTAL Inspection Costs Building inspection $•�a'QQ Plumbing inspection _M..__...._..._ Electrical inspection --.--••.•_.••• .— TOTAL $._IO00-0o Examining Boards Plumbers $•• Electricians .-•••-• Heating and ventilating •-•----•- TOTAL War. Emergency Purposes $ — - -- -- - TOTAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY $-•l 60�o a EDUCATION Attendance Officer Compensation $•------•-- - Other expenses -•----••-••-- - TOTAL Town Historian Compensation $•-•-------- - Other expenses --- - •- _ - Town Library Compensation of employees $--- _---- -..._..____ Other expenses Payments to other libraries SMN.44- TOTAL TOTAL EDUCATION $.ej, U ua RECREATION Parks and Playgrounds _ Compensation of employees $• �Q Other expenses Purchase of equipment TOTAL Patriotic Observances $•• TOTAL RECREATION $44 PUBLIC UTILITIES Cemeteries $�= -�-�- Airports $-..-_ ._...._. _ ... TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES $=d .d v- 3 Assessors Salaries Office and other expenses _��11.4._'tll✓i Compensation of employees _.. ._...__ TOTAL $!k0j0.td 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 Office and other expenses Compensation of employees TOTAL ..ti 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 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 TTOTAL _Q Traffic A44 Signs, signals and highway lighting 2�9� $._._s� �4_•_d4 PRELIMINARY A ,' 13DGET FOR THE TO1A0N OF .... ITHACA... ----- 1961........................... GENERAL FUND —APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL GOVERNMENT Torn Board Town Hall and Offices Rentals (board room, offices, elections, etc.) $•••.�••_'. Compensation of employees --- O Purchase of furniture and equipment _AwfJ Repairs, light, heat and telephone -8"i(14 _Qo• Other expenses -•••-••............ Elections Compensation of election officials (including mileage) � a 6.-Wmda- Compensation of custodians of voting machines -..'go. - Other expenses -•Q Voting machines, purchase and repair -••••_ --•-- -•• Insurance' ' ' Compensation insurance A.p • °d Official bonds and undertakingsoQ�oo Fire and I• ilityn4 Other yy d Printing and advertising (all departments) -� Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation¢? —III? Services of engineer and expenses -•-�QQ Zoning inspector and expenses Annual audit and examination Publicity fund ErnjDloyees' Retirement _ss-temQQ(tgwn, s e) L.._..._ �. --•- --- � QD_,P -t 1da 1l0.. ....._.._....__ _..__..__.._..._.. ..._. _ t TOTAL - $ .._.. v. a Supervisor Salary Office and other expenses ..... - Compensation of employees -j�'• TOTAL $... Justices of the Peace $-3 ttOJ.00 Salaries Office and other expenses - --' Compensation of employees ---•Q=�Q TOTAL Councilmen Salaries $••--•-Zg0n¢� Office and other expenses - - -- - TOTAL $_Qe�dlJ Town Clark Salary $-Jry .00 Office and other expenses ---•-4-'•'O' d0 Compensation of employees --L-0..a-dQ oo TOTAL $--J-Ys._'a. TO; THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF ITHACA, T02"'IMINS COUNTY, 11100V YORK. We, the undersigned, being owners of taxable real property situate in the proposed district hereinafter described, and owning in the aggregate more than one-half of the assessed valuation of all the taxable real property of said proposed district, as shorn upon the latest ccmpleted assessment roll of said town, and incldding resident owners of said district owning taxable real property aggregating at least one-half of all the taxable real property of the proposed district owned by resident owners, according to the latest epmpleted assessment roll, do hereby petition your Honorable Board to establish a sever district in the territtry hereinafter described, which is located within your Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins and State of 14ew York, outside of any incorporated village, and wholly within the said town of Ithaca and which proposed district is described as follows: Beginning in the center line of the Slaterville-Ithaca Road (Highway -`79) at the south line of the municipality of the City of Ithaca.; thhnce along the center of the Slaterville-Ithaca Highway to the Southeast corner of premises owned by Suzanne Spitz; thence northeast at about right angles to Slaterville Road and along the southeast line of Spitz to the South line of Honness Lane; thence east and along the south line of Honness Lahe to its intersection with a line parallel to and 250 feet northeasterly from the centerline of Slaterville Road; thence Southeast parallel to and 250 feet Northeast from the center line of Slaterville Road to tMe South line of lands of Richard and Gladys Blatchley; thence east and along the South line of Blatchley to the east line of Blatchley; thence north alonf the East line of Blatchloy to the center line of Honness Lane; thence continuing on the same line elongated to the Forth about 340 feet totthe South line of Lands of Bernell University; thence viest and along the South line of Cornell University to the west line of lands formerly o.:ned by the E. C. & 11. Railroad; thence Rorthwest along the southwest line of the E., C. & 1T. Railroad to the south line of the City of Ithaca; thence running alonga ravine as it winds and turns and along the - 2 - southeast and east line of the City of Ithaca to the point or place of beginning. Attached hereto is a mep shoring the boundaries of the pro- posed district in red crayon and show.ing thereon the location of the sewer main running from the east line of the municipality of Ithaca along the Slaterville-Ithaca Road to Honness Lane and thence running east on honness Lane to the east boundary of said proposed district. Said map and plans have been prepared by Lozier Consultants, Inc. of Rochester, 14err York, competent engineers, duly licensed by the State of New York. The maximum amount proposed to be expended in the construc- tion of this main is �-682300.00. Pursuant to Section 202 of the Torn Law, the cost of con- struction of the sevrer rain shall be assessed by the Torn Board, in proportion as nearly as may be, to the benefit which each lot or parcel will derive therefrom. October 6th, 1960 CHARLES H. NEWMAN ATTORNEY AT LAW 212 SAVINGS BANK BLDG. ITHACA. N. Y. In the .1alatter cat the f, orrnatiun of TitUMANSSURC ROAD SEWER ER 13IMUC T° . in the Town of, Ithaca, . Tompkins County. N0-aC i Z 051 ET]: i�U4 New York, Pursuant to Article 12-A of the 'I'own Law The following resolution was offered by Councilman McElwee aecon"d by Justice Rande'l a.,general map, oplan and relxort tar. the forivation of a sewer district in the Town of Itlacaaaa, Outside of any incorporated village, to be known an the 'i°ruaxaaa burg l-Load,Sower Lhatrict, .having been duly preps by Thomas G. Miller, a licensed engineer. and, filed in the office of the "fovfn Cleric, where it is .eapeaaFn for public inspection an required ,lay. Article 1 -4$ o the ` owaa Law. and the following is a description of the boundariou of toe &aia proposed sewer district: .ALL THAT TRACTOR PARCEL OF LAND situate in Use Town of Ithaca. County of Tompkins and Stater of Now York, bouaded and described as follows: Commencing.at the. point of intersectioaa of the north boundary *ttho'City of,Ithaatea with the center li► ie t>1 the Ithaca-Trumansburg`:State highway; theaaeee east along the north irUu-.,Ades- of ,the City of Ithaca to as point $00 feet distant from the center' line Of the said Vtaato highwaa4y measured on as line perpendicular to the center line of said state highway; thence in a generaael northwesterly ddirectionrona lima:. pa r' ali+el with the center line of said state highwvW and 800 feet distant therefrom is the boundary, line between the premises of the g rand° Laadge Inrlapendent Order of Odd Fellows of the State of New Fork on the southeast and the premises s coat-veyesd to the County of Tompkins for hospital purposes by. deed of thii People of the,Statae of.New Yuri, dated toner'17, 1956, recorded in ;hook 362 of Beers at page 288, on the northwest, the north 62' 13150'! east aloa# said boundary to an angle in said boundary; theanc:� a ,:>uth 26.56160' east 512.08 feet to anothor ", le.in asaaid boundary; thence north 7'7 a 14130" east 63 7. 59 feet to the we3strerly. line of . the Lehigh 'galley Railroad Company, right of way; thence north 28,050' 0 ` west along said liner. 1618. 4 feet; thence continuing along said line on a curve to the right having a radius of 17, 21(0. 4 feet, a distance of 1415. 85 feet; thence south 67.451. west 124 feet; thence north 2'67' east 276. 21 feet to a paint to the westerly line of said Thigh Valley Railroad Company. right of way thence northwesterly along said Liz* on acurve to the right having a radius of _ 17, 219. 4 feet. 190 feet to a paint in the center line of hidian Creek; thence along the ceiAtar Uw, of Indian Creek "south 85*201 West 403.03 feet and south 54.4d'40' west 316. 56 feat; thence south 3' 17' 10" east 724 feet,to the center lin, of Indian Creek )Road;. thence along the center line 'of Indian Cree,�tc Road south 44*38130" weest 447.22 feet, south 98.45120" west 1861). 95 feet and south 86.28' 50" west 1211.34 feet to the center line., of Uuboisw Road; thence along the center line of Dubois* Road south 7 * 2' 30" east 458. 71 feet; thence north 88* 36' 50" east 816. 49 feet; ,thence south 3.36# 30" east 632. 76 feet; thence north 77°24' east 692.6 feet; thence south; 18057130" east 338.44 feet; thence south 22-35150'1 east 60t.53 feet; thence south. 73`30' west 212 Bret; thence north 48.35' west 536 feet; thence south 580,16' west 490 feet -tee the center line of the Ithaca-Trumansburg Mate Highway; thence. southeasterly along the center line of said state highway -to the center line of the Bundy Road; thence westerly along the center line of the Bundy Road to a point 800 feet distant frorn, the center line of the Ithaca- Trumanaburg State Highway measured on a line perpendicular to the cenk er ' line of said highway; thence southeasterly on a liner parallel witil the center line of said state .highway and 600 feet distant therefrom to the north boundary of. the City, of Ithaca; thence east along the north boundary of the City of Ithaca to the place of beginning. A,", 3 'H att 1 the said proposed saver district is now serrva by a sanitary, sewer line i wuAn,g from Lie Tompkins County hospital property to the City of Ithaca and. no further construction at the expense of the district is now c:onternplated, and no. financing is necessary at this. time, it is hereby ORDERED that the Town hoard of.the Town of.Ithaca shall meet and .hold a public hearing at the '17own Highway Building in the City of Ithaca, New York on the 3rd day of. November , ,1&60:at 8:15 o'clock P. 1�11. to consider said map, plan and report and to hear all parsons interlested'in the subject thereof concerning the same, and to, take such action thereon as is required or. authorized by law, and that the Clerk shall cause a copy of this order to be published at least once in the _ Ithaca Journal.not less than ten nor more than twenty days before the said hearing and shall also cause- copies thereof to be posted conspicuously in five public places within the proposed district not iess than ten nor more than twenty days before the said hearing. The question of the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly put to a vote on roll call, which resulted as follows: AYLS: McElwee, Randel, Hartsock, Boynton NOES: None 'The order was thereupon declared duly adopted. ;gated, October 6, 1 W. CHARLES H. NEWMAN ATTORNEY AT LAW 212 SAYINGS BANK BLDG. ITHACA. N. Y. In the Matter of the zxteasion M, TAUNAMSURC- HOAX) WAZWoR DISTRICT In tb# Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, Now York, Furisuant to Article 12- A of the Town Law w.._-.._.._-,..,__-_..-_.._ __- ....__..._....-- X Thar feflowtag resolution'Waa ofterad by Justice Randel; NOTICIC OF BleAkING Counci.l.ma n _Zg&l� a__. WH RAS, a,geaeral -"p, plan and report for an extension of L"'3e Trumansburg Hoad Water District have been duly made by Trams 0. Miller. a licensed engineer, and filed -in the offtcee of the Town Clerk whet* it Is open for public %ape on as required by Article bill of the Town Law, ansl the following to a deacription of the boundaries of the proposed aste"lsxt; A" THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF 1.,.AND situate in the Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins and Steno of Now Yozrk, .bauadod and described as fours: Cowrneaclag at a point in the canter line of the Truanansbvrg R gad at the intersection of the boundary line between the premises of the Grand Widge Inde lr avndent Order of Ladd Fallowes of the State of Now York on the a�atfwast and the pre w4ses conveyed to the County of Tompkins for hospital parpose<s_ by dead of the 'People of the State of Now York, dated Oewber 17. 14&6 and recorded in .hook 363 of weds at page 383. an the northwest; Uwcoe wcprU, 63*13150" east along said boundary line 3341.11 feet to an angle in said boundary; thence south 26*5815W east $12. 98 feet to another an, in sand boundary; thence north 77*10130" east 637.56 feet to the westerly lip of the i lehign Valley irtaallroad Company right of way; tboa ce: north 38' 5014W west .01ng said line 1616. 4 feet; theme ctontiae>ing along said line on a curve to rile right having a ±radias of 17, 31 V•. 4 feet, a distance: of 1415. 63 foot; t4saaoa 451 ° crest 123 feet; thence: north 3* 57' east 276. 21 feet to at paint in the westerly line O'�. said Lohigh Valley Railroad Company .right of Foray; 0<.�aoo northwesterly along said line on a curve to the right haaviag a radius Of 17, 21 fo. 4 feet, 1 D0 feet to a poir=t in the cseMoer lime e;f Indiana €:r"k; thonce CHARLES H. NEWMAN elong the center line of Indian (..`i'eelk south $5020' west 403.03 feet and x'wuth ATTORNEY AT LAW W-.461 �r west 316. 56 fe et; thence! youth 3017110" east i,14 feet W ib* tenter 212 SAVINGS BANK BLDG. _ - ITHACA, N. Y. ie of !m aan Crew+ ii� X irons alb a the *atar line of Indian Creo ek ktoad CHARLES H. NEWMAN ATTORNEY AT LAW 212 SAVINGS BANK BLDG. ITHACA. N. Y. south 84" 5 ' 90" wost 447. 22 toot, south 8e' ' 20" , West 1069. f46 Bret ann' south $5028t5V west 1211. 34 feet to the center line of Duboise Road; thence aloft the center lime of rise Road south TO 2130" east 456. 71 foot thence north 848" 86150"' east 816. 49 feet; thence south 3136130" east 632. 76 feet; thence nortb77.24+ east 693.6 fret; thence south 18*57130" east 338.44 feet; thAln +e south 220 35150" . east 699. 63 feet; thence south 7311300 west 621 feet; thence south 67* 15' 3tit1 west 136.75 feet to the Iter line of the Itheaca- Trumaswburg gtateRighwsy; thence along the center line of said highways soatL 50*30140" east 1027.23 toot to the place of beginning. ALSO. � ALL THAT TitACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate in said town* county and state, bounded and described as'follows: Commencing at a plaint located south 67` 60180" went 1120. 7 toot from a point in the center line of the Ithaca- TruMa"burg State highway north 50 0 30140" "at along said center linh 1027.18 feat from the northwest boundary of tlar Odd Fellows property; theme south 33s15' east 248.7 feet; thtimce south. 68• west 211.45 fe4t; thence north 33' 16' west 268. 7 feet] thence north 66• east 211. 45 feat to the placer of beginning, containing about one acre of land and being the site upon which a water, resermir is now located. Together with an easement to construct, repair, inspect, maintain and replace a pipe or pipets for con- veying water under, over and across said strip of land., and also - an easou4en. to comtrucst, repair avid maintain a road or driveway for persons. facilities and supplies over all that certain strip of land running from the said described one acre parcel northeasterly to the fthaca•Trunumburg State Highway, wi t h strip of land is more particularly bounded and described as follows: Commencing at a point in the northeasterly line of said one -acre parcel south 33' 15' west 162. 09 feet from the northernmost corner; thence ;earth 660251 east 1138.08 Peet nvre or lose to the center line of the Ithaca- 'Tru us - burg State Highway, thence along the center line of said highway south 50* 30140" east 33.64 feet; tbo nce south "* 25' west 1148.82 feet to the north. easterly lie® of the said one•acris parcel; thence earth 33015' went along saia Mae 30. 42 feet to the place of beginnintl. Tvgetber with an easoment (a) to discharge water from etandpipos, reservoirs, and/or pipe lines into the brook frtmtng acrose lands now or formerly owned by A. Cameron Gough; and (b) to uses the bed of weld brce to convey such water over, along or acroeM the .leads A0800M thereertes witkout liability for any damages, to lands, builrUSs or craps by x'e0 mon of the exercise of such rights. AND U=HER"S, the +come of the ,rater svpply is the water supply of the City of Maas and waster moains bave heretofore been constructed and water is now being furnished tea tho Tompktu County Hospital, which 006upaes the entire area of said extowlan,, the wee of ti & extension being to incorporate the hospital property and the promises upon whieh the water reservoir is now Wanted into the Tr xussburg load Water Distsiat so that all the property in the original distriat and in the extension shall bear its fair Prop"uDa of t&e cost of n nee of the said 1%s and the said at the expense of the district water reservoir., and whereas no further **mtru*Uon/is im diatellr can- teemplateed and nofinanaing to necessary at this time, it is hereby. 0ItDZRZA Meat Town board of the Fawn of Ithaca shall mooet and hold a pubuo hearing at the 'rawA sway Wilding in the City of Ithaca. W yoA* On they 3rd day of November Iggp at �8� o'claex F. M. to consieer, said neap, plan and report aid to hear all ptssaons Interested in the subject thereat + 040enling the es►ee" and to take Such aatiorc thereon as in required or authorized by law, and that the Qerk eball cause a copy of this order to be ,ppbUshed at least on" 4A the Maost Journal not lees than ten d nor more *h&UVW6WW days before the said heeatrUS =4 shall also cease copios thereof to be posteed CoUIDpiCeOue17 inn fiV* .pnbliO p)Aeees within the prqaseed extension not lose thran testa nor more Uma twenly deys before the said,hearial. The getee U*A of the &4optim of the famping resolution wets duly put to a vote on roll call, wh Wh resulted as foI%►sx AY McElwee, Randel, Hartsock, Boynton None The order waa tlsersupcm declwmd duly adopted. hated, October 6, 1080 CHARLES H. NEWMAN ATTORNEY AT LAW 212 SAVINGS BANK SLOG. . ITHACA. N. Y. 061 ANNUAL 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 - �.QQ•.QO.- Repairs, light, heat and telephone Other expenses expenses -••.....•-••••• Elections Compensation of election officials (including mileage) 25-0-0..0.0.. Compensation of custodians of voting machines -.25D- Qk_ ' Other expenses --20-0.Q.- Voting machines, purchase and repair -------•—••••• Insurance' Compensation insurance -QQ••QO Official bonds and undertakings .... 000 00 Fire and liability ...2-5QQ-•QQ Other ..--5D 0..,0Q Printing and advertising (all departments) _.Q00Q Services of attorneys and expenses of litigation •••ZQQQ�QQ Services of engineer and expenses -•-�QQ=QQ Zoning inspector and expenses Annual audit and examination Publicity fund Employees' Retirement System (town share) So���l SecuritX....---.._..._...._..._...._...._...._._...._. •--�..7..Q.0:..9Q TOTAL $1.6.._95 0...0 0 Supervisor Salary $...2.Q.Q�.Q.O Office and other expenses ..... _5.0- ..QQ Compensation of employees -].ZQ•Q..Q-Q TOTAL $..., ��:._90 0•,.Q 0 . Jusfltes of the Peace Salaries a Office and other expenses --SQQ�4Q Compensation of employees _,._,z00-,,Q.Q TOTAL $_.A.1 0 0-- Q 0 Councilmen Salaries $..... 80Q..OQ Office and other expenses _..._..__ .__.._... 0 Town Clerk ` Salary $_.a80Q,,,00 Office and other expenses 6.5-U Q-Q Compensation of employees -a-Q-Q-Qom--Q-Q TOTAL 5 . _S0 00 Assessors Salaries Office and other expenses Compensation of employees TOTAL $_.6._Q1.9..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 °Highway Supt. ° Salary $...$.QQ..Q Office and other expenses Compensation of employees ° TOTAL $. 5.-.6.Q.Q...o 0 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 $---- ..__..__.__M__ Compensation of employees • TOTAL Planning Board Office and other expenses ' Compensation of employees TOTAL ° TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT $..4.6__aQ..00 PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police, Constables and Deputy Sheriffs Compensation $._...Q..Q.O Mileage and other expenses Purchase of equipment Lockup ° Compensation of _employees Other expenses Traffic Signs, signals and highway lighting School Guard 2 TOTAL $...._._ -10..0 ..0 0 TOTAL .Q $_.__ 5a0._00 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 Compensation Other expenses Town Historian Compensation Other expenses Town Library Compensation of employees Other expenses Payments to other libraries TOTAL EDUCATION RECREATION Parks and Playgrounds Compensation -of employees Other expenses Purchase of equipment Patriotic Observances TOTAL RECREATION PUBLIC UTILITIES Cemeteries Airports TOTAL PUBLIC UTILITIES 3 $----- ----- - ---- _--- _.__ -----------.... ------ TOTAL $ _..._.. .._.._ $...--- Q.4.-4 0 TOTAL $..... _... 0 0 TOTAL $.... _. 0 0 $----------------...._.... TOTAL $_ ..._... $.._.-1_7.0.D. 00 TOTAL $....__.._ .._...: w $--- ----.._.._..._ 0 TOTAL $.....8_.Q_0Q.._00 $._15.0.0...Q9 __---5.0.0.4.0 ....-5.0.0.4-0 . TOTAL $--- 2�..0 0 $. _ _1QQ..00 $_.2_600.00 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. .---_...---•-------•-•---...-•-•----•-- •-•--•--_..._•---_..._...._.. --••-----•••---..._... $ M - _-....._...._._.. c.............................................. - - - - ..._.._..._....-.._.._..... _....._..__.._..... TOTAL $. __..__._...._..... TOTAL INTEREST ON DEBT $...__..._...._-.._..._ CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS Nature of Improvement c....... -... -.... _...................... ------------------- -- -- ---- - TOTAL TOTAL CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS MISCELLANEOUS Veterans Organizations for Rooms $.,•„ _ Judgments and Settlements (describe in detail Assoc. Towns —Dues etc 500:00 .__...._..._....... _.._..._ ._... ------9_ 0.. 5? Q TOTAL 1942 Accounts, Claims and Demands • TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS_.. Sec. 112 of the Town Law CONTINGENT PURPOSES 4 $..4_O.O.D.,ao (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 W $.13.5.Q.0...4 0 .39508..6.8 -...1Q.Q..Q0 ..... -.... 9o0,_a0 13.0.0....00 3.5.0.0...00 ........... _................. -----------50Q..00 ...........20.0.0 0 ..... - .... 5.5.0...0 0 TOTAL $ 51.-r.458,68 $..15.1-000...0 0 $ 6.6.,45-8..6 8 $.46.0.1.0.00 .....1�0.0.�0.Q 26-u o.O .........2QQ...Q0 .....��OD...00 .....4.0.0.0.. 00 $66,-.410.. 00 $6.6,..45.8...68 $...._ N-one...._ 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 horne 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 Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 1) R TOTAL $ ..._ TOTAL $� •90• •• •mi• •� $L ......0 ..ao -.._ 3LQDJQ...-00 $.._._ 4-7..0.Q..00 $.-143Q.Q.._00 'i:E- ".Till T(%)il HIGY11HAY PROGMUl D. P. W. ' D. P. W. 'D. P. W. D. P. W. Total Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. Serial No. Alt Projects Expenditures Salariesand Wages .............................................. ..._..••--•••........................... ............. ------ -------------- --•---•------ Materia.l and Supplies.... .......... .................... ..__.......:..........._.......------_............... ......._ ...._ Machineryand Equipment Rentals ............ .................... .................... ....___......._.....................---...._............._......._ Contracts with the County or Independent Con- . tractors...... - .._.... .............................. __.._........_...._..........._........ Other Direct Improvement Costs. . --••--.................... ..................... ....... ........ _........... Principal on Revenue Anticipation and Budget Notes....................................................... .................... .................... ........... _....... ........... ........ ....... _ Interest on Revenue Anticipation and Dudget Notes.................................... ......."--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Total Expenditures .............. .q S S $ R Revenues State Aid, Chap. 824, Laws of 1050, as Amended --------------- _--- --- _--------------- -------------------- -------------------- --- _--_ -------------- _-_ Transfer of Unexpended Balances from Other Projects.. ....... _----------- ------------------- ----------- _------- _-- __---_--__...... .... Unexpended Balances of Budget Notes........-. ............... ....................................... ..... ... _.._..._ __._.._.................... TotalRevenues ................. A Amount to Be Raised by Tax Outside of Incorpo- rated Villages ............................. 8 $ . •BvDQET As APPROVED BY TOWN BOARD D. P. W. ' D. P. W. D. P. W. D. P. W. Total Serial No. Serial No, Serial No. Serial No. All Projects Expenditures Salaries and Wages .......................... ....._.__........._____......._...__._......_..._-.... _....... � __._._ ......_. Materialand Supplies ..........................-....... ----..... ._..... _._......... ....... _._..._.._.._..._............_.__._.......__ .... Machineryand Equipment Rentals............ _......____._... ..........._....... _._..-------.._.. _.._.-•---.._...._ ..._...._._._-.......__ Contracts with the County or Independent Con- tractors.................................. ..... ._..._.._ _.._............... _.._.._......_.._ _..... Other Direct Improvement Costs .............. ... .__.__.... ---_-• _.....----...-»----.-.-..----.. --.. —• Principal on Revenue Anticipation and Budget Notes................ ... _ __ ....._..__...... .............�........-. .... Interest on Revenue Anticipation and Budget Notes............. ........................ .......... .__ ....._._..._ ..w...- ....................._.... Total Expenditures .............. 1A q A Revenues State Aid, Chap. 824, Laws of 1950, as Amended -• --• Transfer of Unexpended of from Other . Projects .................................. .. Unexpended Balances of Budget Notes......... ._._._.._..__. .........._..-..._....... Total Revenues ................. � Q Amount to Be Raised by Tax Outside of Incorpo- rated Villages ............................. $ $ $ $ $ 60 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 orvillage Redemption of machinery certificates Interest on machinery. certificates TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS Estimated Revenues t Rentals of machinery Miscellaneous revenues_ Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 3) ............ ._. _._.�.Q.Q.. Q.0 $.-N.one..___. $_.13-t-50L. 0 0 SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND (ITEM 4)—APPROPRIATIONS Salary town superintendent g Expenses town superintendent ____-_1.$-Q..00 Salary and expenses of deputy superintendent Removing obstructions caused by snow _..__.7-p01L,_00 Cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush ____$00(}.t00 Other miscellaneous purposes ,-.__..2_U.Q*_00 Redemption of debt contracted pursuant to Sec. 273, Highway Law _ TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $174.1.�...00 Estimated Revenues Miscellaneous revenues Unexpended balance TOTAL REVENUES AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND (ITEM 4) AMOUNT TO BE RAISED 13Y TAX FOR HIGHWAY FUND ( ITEMS 2,3 and 4) 7 .00 $....154.6—et L 00 $ --- ? - .1 j 0,,, 0 0 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' Zoning & Planning Fire Protection — City Contra Village Co: W 173- November 3 1960 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Highway Bldg., at 5:00 P.M., Nov. 3, 196o. Members present were Supervisor,B.V.Boynton-Justices,W.S.Randel, F.R.Hartsock-Councilmen,A.W.McElwee, F.R.Marshall. Also present were Assessor,R.J.Wells;H'way Supt.,Marion Morey, C. H. Newman and several residents of the Trumansburg $d.: a.rea. The minutes of the October meetings were corrected and approved. A Public Hearing on the Preliminary Budget was called to order at 5:OOP.M. Proof of publication and posting were presented. All persons desiring to be heard, having been heard, it was Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Town Board does hereby adopt such Preliminary Budget as the Annual Budget for the fiscal year beginning the first day of January, 1961, and be it further RESOLVED that the Town Clerk of this Town shall prepare.and certify in.duplicate, copies os such 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,. a,.nd deliver one copy thereof to the Supervisor of this Town, to be presented by him to.the Board of Supervisors ofthis County. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved as follows:-Ayes-Hartsock- Marshall-McElwee-Randel-Boynton. Noes 0• Carried. Enos Pyle, Attorney presented a petition from residents of Honness Lane - Pine Tree area for a proposed sewer district. Also an order for the establishment of this district, attached hereto. Moved by Councilman McElwee that a public hearing on the establishment of the &MX-TYT�§�_Honness Lane Sewer District be held at the Town Highway Bldg., at 5:00 P.M -,Dec. 1, 1960 to,consider the petition and to hear all persons interested in the subject matter thereof. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Marshall-Randel- 'Boynton. Noes,O.,Ca.rried' A Public Hearing on the Fire Contract with the Village of Cayuga Heights was called to order at 5:15 P.M. Proof of publication was presented. All persons desiring to be heard, having been heard, it was Moved by Justice Hartsock that the contract with the Village of Cayuga Heights Fire Department for fire protection in the Part of the Town east of the Village and the Hamlet of Forest Home for the sum of $2708.85 be approved. Seconder by Justice Handel and approved as follows:- Ayes- Hartsock-Randel-Marshall-McElwee-Boynton. • Noes 0• Carried. A Public Hearing on the apportionment of the South Hill Water District was called to order at 5:30 P.M. Proof of publication was presented. All persons desiring to be heard, having been heard, it was Moved by Justice Randel that the assessment roll for 1961 of the South Hill Water District be adopted as presented. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved as follows:- Ayes-Randel-Marshall-McElwee-Hartsock-Boynton- Noes 0. Carried. A Public Hearing on the apportionment of the Northeast Water`District was called to order at 5:35 P.M. Proof of publication was presented. After hearing all persons desiring to be heard, it was Moved by Councilman McElwee that the assessment roll for 1961 for the Northeast Water District be approved. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approvei as follows;-Ayes-McElwee-Hartsock-Marshall-Randel-Boynton• No-b. Carried. A Public Hearing on the apportionment of the East State Stree 'later District was called to order at 5:40 P.M. Proof of publication was presented. All persons desiring to be heard, having been heard, it was Moved by Councilman Marshall that the assessment roll for 1961 of the East State Stree Water District be approved. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved as follows:-Ayes-Marshall-Randel-Hartsock-McElwee-Boynt`on.No 0-Carriee A Public Hearing on the apportionment of the Hanshaw Road Sewer District was called to order at 5:45 P.M. Proof of publication was presented. All persons desiring to be heard, having been heard, it was Moved -by Justice Hartsock that the assessment roll for the Hanshaw Road Sewer District be approved. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved as follows- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee-Randel-Boynton. Noes 0• Carried. A letter from Mrs. Merrill, Forest Horne in regard to traffic from Pleasant Grove Road was read. No action. A letter from R. J. Wells in regard to changes in building permits read. Mr. Shumaker, Vestal, N. Y;, was present to notify the Board about his f 1rm of Engineers. Bills from*#356 to 404 were presented. Moved by Justice Hartsock these bills he p ids with_-th6 exception of #399• Seconded by Justice Randel and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee-Randel-Boynton•No-O.Carri Councilman McElwee excused. The Supervisor's financial reports for Sept. & Oct. were read and filed. East State Stree Water District report was read and filed. The Town Board adjourned for dinner at 6:35 P.M. 174 A Public Hearing on the formation of the Trumansburp Road sewer District was called to order at 8:00 P.M. Proof of publication and posting were presented. After hearing all persons -desiring to be heard It was • • I • Moved by Councilman Ma:sbhall that the establishment of a sewer district as set forth in the map, plan and report, attached hereto be approved and such district shall be known and designated as the Trumansburg Road Sewer District. Seconded by Justice Handel and approved as follows:- Ayes- Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee-Handel-Boynton. Noes 0• Carried. A Public Hearing on'the extension of the Trumansburg Road eater District was called to order,at 8:15 P.M. Proof•of publication and posting presented. All persons desiring to be heard, having been heard, it was Moved by Councilman McElwee that the extension of the Trumansburg Road Water District as set forth in the map on file, plan and report attached hereto, be and it hereby is approved. Seconded by Justice Handel and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee-Randel-Boynton• Noes 0. Carried. A Public! Hearing was called to order at 8:30 P.M. to change Sec•59- of the Zoning Ordinance and 59a added. Proof of publication and posting were presented. After hearing all persons desiring to be heard, it was Moved by Countilman�lMcElwee that the Zoning Ordinance, See- 59;be revised, Section 59a added and adopted• -Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee-Randel-Boynton• Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Handel that the Supervisor be authorized to procure bids on a Tractor Back Hoe for the Highway Department. Bids to be opened at the Town Clerk's office at 4:00 P.M., Nov- 30, 1960.•Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows;- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee- Randel-Boynton• Noes 0- Carried. Association of Towns Meeting to be held at Buffalo, N.•Y. on Feb-6-7-8- Moved by Justice Handel that F. R. Hartsock be designated as Delegate and A. W. McElwee, alternate delegate at the Association of.Tol%,ns Meetings• Seconded by Councilman Marshail and approved as follows - Ayes-Hartsock- Marshall-McElwee-Randel-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Justice Hartsock that Rachel T. Hanshaw be appointed as Dog Enumerator for 1961. Seconded by Justice Handel and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee-Randel-novnton• Noes 0. Carried. • The National -Cash Register Co: want to consrtuct a road connecting their parking lot with Stone Quarry goad. Moved by Justice Handel that the Supervisor be authorized to write the State Traffic Control requesting a survey•be made to determine the advisability of establishing a traffic control device on the Danby Road at the intersection of Ithaca College and National Cash Register entrances. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock- Marshall-McElwee-Randel-Boynton• Noes 0. Carried. I° Motion to adjourn at 10:00 P.M. was approved unanimously. Rachel T. Hanshaw - Clerk At a Meeting of the Ithaca. Town Board held at the Town Barn, Elmira Road, in the City of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York on the 3rd day of November, 1960. ��� V• 8 oY�v r o N Present: Su. pervisor � L N i7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Councilman t"(ZEQ �- 11nHRSNAc�L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Councilman V- S. 'XA V DA L L. ............... Justice r'(ZED (Z HA R,7goC' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Justice In the Rutter of the petition of the.owners of more than one-half on the asessed valuation of all the taxable real property in the proposed Honness Lane Sewer District in the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County and State of New York, and according to the latest completed assess- ment roll of the said Town for the creation of the Honness Lane Sanitary Sewer District. WHEREAS, a written petition dated October 6th, 1960 has been, presented to and filed with the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins and State of "ew York and more particularly bounded and described as follows: Beginrin in the center of the Slaterville-Ithaca Highway (Highway #'79� at the south line of the municipality of the city of Ithaca; thence alonf the center of the Slaterville-Ithaca Highway to the Souteast corner of property owned by Suzanne Spitz; thence Uortheast at about right angles to Slaterville Road and along the Souteast line of Spitz to the South line of H&nness Lane; thence East and along the South line of Honness Lane to its intersection witha line parn&lel to and 250 feet Northeasterly from the center line of Slaterville Road; thence Southeast parallel to and 250 feet Northeast from the center line of Slaterville Road to the South line of lands of Richard and Gladys Blatchley; thence East and along the South line of Blatchley to the East line of Blatchley; thence North along the east line of Blatchley to the center line of Honness Lane; thence continuing on the same line elongated to the North about 340 feet to the South line of lands of Cornell University; thence West along the south line of lands of Cornell University to the West line of lands formerly owned by the E. C. & N. Railroad; thence Northwest and along the Southwest line of the E. C. & N. Railroad to the South line of the City of Ithaca; thence running along a ravine as it winds and turns and along the Southeast and East line of the City of Ithaca to the point or place of beginning, to be erected and established into the Honness Lane Sanitary Sewer District, and WHEREAS the maximum amount pro osed to be expended for said strict shall not exceed the sum of 68,300., and WHEREAS, the expense occassioned by the creation of the onness Lane Sanitary Sewer District shall be assessed, levied, and ENOS A. PYLE ATTORNEY AT LAW ITHACA. N. Y. cbllected from the several lots and parcels.of land within the said district in proportion as nearly may be to the benefit which each lot or parcel of land in said district will derive therefrom. Now, on -Motion, Second, and unanimous vote of all present_ it is, ORDERED That a Meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca be held at the Town Barn, Elmira Road, in the City of IthacE, Tompkins County, New York on the P� day of December 1960, at 5 P. M. (E.S.T.) to consider the said petition and to hear all persons interested in the subject matter thereof, and for such other action on the part of the Town Board with relation to such petition as may be required by law, and it is FURTHER ORDERED that the Town Clerk give notice of such hearing by publishing in the Ithaca Journal a certified copy of this order and by posting certified copies of this order -in five public places within said proposed Honness Lane Sanitary Sewer District in the Town of Ithaca not less than 10 nor more than 20 days before such hearing. Super iso�►r-�� Justice .7 • . . . . . . . . . . . . . Justice Councilman C lZan ENOS A. PYLE ATTORNEY AT LAW ITHACA. N. Y. In the i;atter €>f the Application of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tcrpkins County, Hew )fork, for rerir.ission of . the Comptroller cF the State of =few pork to Create the honne3s Lane Sanitary Ziemer District in the Town of Ithaca., Tompkins %Uounty, Uerg York* � - M r r w � w - r ♦ - w W - - - w The "petition of ` the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca by Ben V.=Uoynton, its supervisor, respectfully shows: 1) Tte Town Beard of the Town of Ithaca has approved the creation of the U nness Lane :unitary, Seger District in the said Town of Ithaca,.Tompkins County, New York, as appears from a certified copy of a resolution of such Town -board duly wonted on the lot day of December# 1960, 2) Annexed hereto and made a part of this application is a certified copy of the petition for the creation of such sanitary serer district and of the'rap, and plan accompanying the same omitting therefrom, however, the signatures and the ackncwledg— mente or proofs. 3) Annexed hereto and marked -hlbit h is an itemized statement of the new outstanding indebtedness of the town for all purposes, as evidenced by bonds, bond anticipation nctee, capital notes and budget notes; the amount of the indebteduesa proposed to be contracted ^or the improvement; the amount of budgetary appropriations for the payment of any such Indebtedness, whether or not such appropriations have been realised as cash, and the amounts, pur.cses and probable dates of issuance cf any bands, bond anticipation notes, capital notes and budget notes whitah the town has authorized to be issued but which in .fact have not been isaued on the date of this application. 4) 'That ' the aggregato assessed valuation of the taxable real property situated In the proposed - district is fA84,&W.00a and the aggregate assessed valuation of .the taxable roal property situated in said propoaad district owned by resident owners is i"70900000, as'such assessed valuations are ahcwn on the last completed assessment roll of the town prior to the date hereof; that the patiticn is, signed by the owners of taxable real property in such proposed district to the extent of-140&200.00* 5) . That upon information and belief the average full valua- tion of the taxable real ,property of the torn is as fcllowst 37,608,365600. 8) `%h® town board proposes to finance the cost of construc- tion of such improvement and the cost of such .improvement by the issuance of aerial bonds to be retired annually over a thirty year period f'roo the date of Jsaue thereof. WHLR�: O;-d, the ;'own :card of , the Town of Ithaca respectfully requests that the State Comptroller give his approval to the creation of such =onness Lane Sanitary Sever District ss presided by Section 194 of the Town Leiw of the State of ;seer York. T;. W L'TFiZ :L liZi- OF, this application has been executed by the Supervisor -this. E;th day of December# 1V-50. U '54)Y N Toll u, arviscr CHARLES H. NEWMAN ATTORNEY Af LAW 212 SAVINGS HANK SLDG. ITHACA. N. Y. ------------------------------------ ------ X In the Matter of the Formation of TRUMANSBURG ROAD SEWER DISTRICT in the Town of Ithaca,. Tompkins County, New York, Pursuant to. Article 12-A of the Town Law ----------------------- --------------------- X RESOLUTION APPROV NG ESTABLISHMENT OF DISTRICT . At a meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, held at the Town Highway Building in the City of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, on the 3rd day of November, 1960. Present: Ben V. Boynton, Supervisor A. W. McElwee, Councilman W. S. Randel, Justice of the Peace . 1 red Hartsock, Justice of the Peace Fred C. Marshall, Councilman WHEREAS, a general map, plan and report for the establishment Of the Trumansburg Road Sewer District, prepared by Thomas G. Miller, a licensed engineer, has been duly filed with the Town Clerk in accordance with the requirements of Article 12-A_ of the Town Law and WHEREAS, an order was duly adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca on October 6, 1960, reciting the filing of said map, plan and report and the boundaries of the proposed district, and reciting the fact that no further construction at the expense of the district is now contemplated and no financing is necessary at this time, and specifying November 3, 1960, at 8:00 P.M. as the time and the Town Highway Building in the City of Ithaca as the place where the said town boar d would meet to consider said map,' plan and report and to hear all persons interested in the subject thereof concerning the same and to take such action thereon as is required or authoriwed by law and WHEREAS, such order was duly published and posted as required by law and a hearing on said matter was duly held by said town on this 3rd day of November, 1960 at the time and place stated in said notice and all persons desiring to be heard having been duly heard; NOW, upon the evidence given upon such hearing and upon motion • n �p ,� it is of ��� ,,�`AI-q- �wnn�fp, seconded by �u�e, Q-.i� i 5au a. F� RESOLVED AND DETERMINED (a) That the notice of hearing was published and posted as required by law and is otherwise sufficient. (b) That all 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 form the said district. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED AND DETERMINED that the establishment of a sewer district as set forth in said map, plan and report be approved and such district shall be known and designated as the Trumans- burg Road Sewer District and shall be bounded and described as follows: ALL THAT TRACT OR PA RCEL 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 north boundary of the City of Ithaca with the center line of the Ithaca- Trumansburg State Highway; .thence east along 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 said state highway; thence in a general north, westerly direction on a line parallel with the center line of said state highway and 800 feet distant therefrom to the boundary line between the premises of the Grand Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows of the State of New York on the southeast and the premises conveyed to the County of Tompkins for hospital purposes by deed of the People of the State of New York, dated October 17, 1956, recorded in Book 392 of Deeds at page 268, on the northwest; thence north 62013,50" east along said boundary to an angle in said boundary; thence south 26'56150" east 512. 98 feet to another angle in said boundary; thence north 77*10130" east 637. 59 feet to the westerly line of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company right of way; thence north 28*50140" west along said line 1618.4 feet; thence continuing along said line on a curve to the right having'a radius of 17, 219.4 feet, a distance of 1415. 85 feet; thence south 67 0 45' west 124 feet; thence north 2' 57' east 276. 21 feet to a point in the westerly line of said Lehigh Valley Railroad Company right of way; thence northwesterly along said line on a curve to the right having a radius of 17, 219.4 feet, 190 feet to a point in the center line of Indian Creek; thence along the center line of Indian Creek south 850201. west 403.03 feet and south 54*46140" west 315. 56 feet; thence south 3 ° 17' 10" east 724 feet to the center line of Indian CreekR.oad; thence along the center line of Indian Creek Road south 84*58130" west 447.22 feet, south 88*45120" west 1060.95 feet and south 86* 28' 50" west 1211. 34 feet to the center line of Duboise Road; thence along, the center line of Duboise Road south 7' 2130" east 459.71 feet; thence north 88*36150" east 816.49 feet; thence south 3036130" east 632.76 feet; thence north 77*24' east 692.6 feet; thence south 18*57130" east 338. 44feet; thence south 22*35150" east 699.53 feet; thence south 73*30' west 212 feet; thence north 480351 west 536 feet;' thence south 580161 west 490 feet to the center line of the Ithaca- Trumansburg State Highway; thence southeasterly along the center line of said state highway to the center line of the Bundy Road; thence westerly along the center line of the Bundy Road to a point 800 feet distant from the center line of the Ithaca- Trumansburg State Highway measured on a line perpendicular to the center line of said CHARLES H. NEWMAN highway; thence southeasterly on a line parallel with the center line ATTORNEY AT LAW of said state highway and 800 feet distant therefrom to the north boundary 212 SAVINGS BANK BLDG. of the City of Ithaca; thence east along the north boundary of the City of ITHACA, N. Y. Ithaca to the place of beginning. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution is subject to a permissive referendum as provided in Section 209-e of the Town Law. The question of the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly put to a vote and upon roll call, the vote was as follows: Ben V. Boynton, Supervisor voting Aye A. W. McElwee, Councilman, voting Aye Zn . S. Randel, Justice of the Peace, voting Aye Fred Hartsock, Justice of the Peace, voting Aye Fred C. Marshall, Councilman, voting Aye; The resolution was thereupon declared duly adopted. Dated, November 3, 1960. CHARLES H. NEWMAN ATTORNEY AT LAW 212 SAVINGS BANK SLOG. 1THACA, N. Y. ---------------------------------------X In the Matter of the Extension of TRUMANSBURG ROAD WATER DISTRICT in the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County,. New York, Pursuant to Article 12-A of the Town Law ---------------------------------------X ORDER APPROVING EXTENSION . At a meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca held at the Town Highway Building in the City. of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, on the 3rd day of November, 1960. Present: Ben V. Boynton, Supervisor A. W. McElwee, Councilman �N* S. Randei, Justice of the Peace Fred Hartsock,. Justice of the Peace Fred C. Marshall, Councilman WHEREAS, a general map, plan and report for. an extension of the Trumansburg Road Water District, prepared by Thomas G. Miller, a licensed engineer, has been duly filed with the Town Clerk in accordance with the requirements of Article 12A of the Town Law, and WHEREAS, an order was duly adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca on October 6, 1960, reciting the filing of said map, plan and report, the boundaries of the proposed district, and the fact that no con- struction at the expense of the district is immediately contemplated and no financing is necessary at this time and specifying November 3rd at 8:416-P. M. as the time and the Town Highway Building in the City of Ithaca as the place where, the said Town Board would meet to consider the same and to hear all persons interested in the subject thereof and to take such action thereon as is required or authorized by law; and WHEREAS such order was duly published and posted as required by law and a hearing on said matter was duly held by the said town board on the 3rd day of November, 1960 at the time and place stated in said notice and all persons desiring to be heard having been duly heard; NOW, upon the evidence given upon such hearing and upon motion of Councilman MrE1wPP , seconded by J�s{;eP l3anAP1 CHARLES H. NEWMAN ATTORNEY AT LAW 212 SAVINGS BANK BLDG. ITHACA. N. Y. , IT IS RESOLVED AND DETERMINED (a) That the notice of hearing was published and zn posted as required by law and is otherwise sufficient. (b) That all 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 extend the said district. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED AND DETERMINED that the extension of the Trumansburg Road Water District as set forth in said map, plan and report be and it hereby is approved; and such extension shall be bounded and described as follows: 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 a point in the center line of the Trumansburg Road at the intersection of the boundary line between the premises of the Grand Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows of the State of New York on the southeast and the premises conveyed to the County of Tompkins for hospital purposes by deed of the People of the State of New York, dated October 17, 1956 and recorded in Book 392 of Deeds at page. 268, on the northwest; thence north 62*13150" east along said boundary line 2291. 11 feet to an angle in said boundary; thence south 26*56150" east 512. 98 feet to another angle in said boundary; thence north 77*10130" east 637.59 feet to the westerly line of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company right of way; thence north 28*50140" west along said line 1618.4 feet; thence continuing along said line on a curve to the right having a radius of 17, 219. 4 feet, a distance of 1415. 85 feet; thence south 67 * 451 west 124 feet; thence north 2°.571 east 276. 21 feet to a point in the westerly line of said Lehigh Valley Railroad Company right of way; thence northwesterly along said line on a curve to the right having a radius of 17, 219. 4 feet, 190 feet to a point in the center line of Indian Creek; thence along the center line of Indian Creek south 85' 201 west 403. 03 feet and south 54*46140" west 315.56 feet; thence south 3*17110" east 724 feet to the center line of Indian Creek Road; thence along the center line of Indian Creek Road south 84*58130" west-447. 22 feet, south 88045120." west 1060. 95 feet and south 86°.28150" west 1211.34 feet to the center line of Duboise Road; thence along the center line of Duboise Road south 7*2130" east 459.71 feet; thence north 88*36,50" east 816.49 feet; thence south 3*36130" east 632.76 feet; thence north. 77*241 east 692.6 feet; thence south 18`57130" east 338.44 feet; thence south 22*35150" east 699.53 feet; thence south 73*30' west 621 feet; thence south 67*15130" west 136.75 feet to the center line of the Ithaca- Trumansburg State Highway; thence along the center line of said highway south 50*30140" east 1027. 28 feet to the place of beginning. ALSO, ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate in said town, county and state, bounded and described as follows: Commencing at a point located south 67 0 58150" west 1120.7 feet from a point in the center line of the Ithaca-Trumansburg State Highway north 50"30140" west along said.center line 1027. 28 feet from the northwest boundary of the Odd Fellows property; thence south 33*151 east 208.7 feet; thence south 66" west 211.45 feet thence north 33*151 CHARLES H. NEWMAN west 208. 7 feet; thence north 66' east 211.45 feet to the place of ATTORNEY AT LAW 212 SAVINGS BANK BLDG. ITHACA. N. Y. beginning, containing about one acre of land and being the site upon which a water reservoir is now located. Together with an easement to construct, repair, inspect, maintain and replace a pipe or pipes for conveying water under, over and across said strip of land, and also an easement to construct, repair and maintain - a road or driveway for persons, facilities and supplies over all that certain strip of land running from the said described one acre parcel northeasterly to the Ithaca- Trumansburg State Highway, which strip of land is more particularly bounded and described as follows: Commencing at a point in the northeasterly line of said one -acre parcel south 33* 151 east 102.09 feet from the northernmost corner; thence north 66*251 east 1138. 68 feet more or less to the center line of the Ithaca- Trumansburg State Highway; thence along the center line of.said highway south 50*30140" east 33. 64 feet; thence south 66*251 west 1148. 82 feet to the northeasterly line of the said one -acre parcel; thence north 33"151 west along said line 30. 42 feet to the place of beginning. Together with an easement (a) to discharge water from standpipes, reservoirs, and/or pipe lines into the brook fronting across lands now or formerly owned by A. Cameron Gough; and (b) to use the bed of said brook to convey such water over, along or across the lands 'adjacent thereto without liability for any damage to lands, buildings or crops by reason of the exercise of such rights. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution is subject to a permissive referendum as provided.in Section 209-e of the Town Law. The question of the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly put to a vote and upon roll call, the vote was as follows: Ben V. Boynton, Supervisor, voting Aye A. W. McElwee, Councilman, voting Aye W. S. Randel, Justice of the Peace, voting Aye Fred Hartsock,. Justice of the Peace, voting Aye Fred C. Marshall, Councilman, voting Aye The resolution was thereupon declared duly adopted. Dated, November 3, 1960. CHARLES H. NEWMAN ATTORNEY AT LAW 212 SAVINGS BANK BLDG. ITHACA. N. Y. At a meeting of the Town Board held at the Town Barn Elmira Road, in the City of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York on the 1st day of December, 1960. PRESENT: Ben V. Boynton, Supervisor A. W., McElwee, Councilman Fred C. Marshall, Councilman W. S. Randall, Justice Fred R. hartsock, Justice WHEREAS, a petition for the creation of a Sewer District to -be known as.the Honness Lane Sanitary Sewer District in the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, the said petition, being dated October 6, 1960, was duly presented to this Town Board, together with the necessary map and plan attached thereto and Whereas an order was duly adopted by the Town Board on November 3, 1960, reciting the filing of said petition, the improvements proposed, the boundaries of the proposed district, and the estimated expense thereof and specifying December 1, 1960 at 5:00 o'clock P. M. as the time and the Town Barn, Elmira Road, in the City of Ithaca as the place where the said Board would meet to consider the petition and to hear all person, - interested in the subject thereof, concerning the same, and Whereas such order was duly posted, published and served as required by law, and Whereas a hearing in the matter was duly held by the Board on this 1st day of December, 1960, commencing at 5:00 o'clock P. M., at the Town Barn, Elmira Road, in the City of Ithaca, and discussion upon the matter having been had, and all persons desiring to be heard, having been duly heard, including, among others, Enos A. Pyle, Esq., an attorney re- presenting the petitioners; Now, on motion, second, and unanimous vote of all present, it is ENOSA.PYLE RESOLVED and DETERMINED, that (a) the petition aforesaid is ATTORNEY AT LAW ITHACA, N. Y. r -4� - 2 - t-, and acknowledged or proved as required by law, it duly signed Town Law with the requirements of Section 191 of the complies the boundaries of as to sufficiency of signers with respect to proposed district as herein approved and it is otherwise the propo arty owners within the and property sufficient; (b) all the property arty roposed district are benefited thereby; (c) all the prop p ty owner s benefited are included within the bits of and proper Set• and (d) it is in the public interest o the proposed district; n whole the relief sought; and it is fur that grant i establishment of a ENOS A. PYLE ATTORNEY AT LAW ITHACA. N. Y. RESOLVED 4ND Di'i+T1IU.vl.t.l "JI petition be approved;, sanitary sewer'district as proposed in said P san on the improvement therein mentioned be constructed up that that the impr pro for, and required funds being made available or p Lane shall be designated and known as the Honness such district of the Town of Ithaca and shall be Sanitary Sewer Di strict bounded and described as follows: Begin ning in the - center of the Slaterville- Ithaca Ifighway (Highway No. 79) at the south line of the municipality of the city f of Ithaca; thence along the center of the Slaterville-Ithaca Highway to the South- ! east corner of property owned by Suz• if _ anne Spitz; thence Northeast at about right angles to Slaterville Road and along the Southeast line of Spitz to the South line of Honness Lane; thence East and along the South line of Honness Lane to .Its intersection• with a line parallel to :and 250 feet Northeasterly from the ;center line of Slaterville Road; thence ;Southeast parallel to and 250 feet North- � east from the center line of Slaterville ' a Road to the South line of lands of 1Richard and Gladys Blatchley;•thence East and along the South line of Blatch- ley to the East line of Blatchley; thence i North along the east line of Blatchley to the center line of Honness Lane; thence continuing on the same line elongated to y the North about 340 feet to the South I line of lands of Cornell 'University; i thence West along the south line of lands of Cornell University to the West line of -lands formerly owned by, the E. C. & N. 'Railroad; thence Northwest and along 'the Southwest line of the E. C. & N. -Railroad to the South line of the City of •Ithaca; thence running along a ravine as . it winds and turns and 'along the Southeast and East line of the City of Ithaca to the point or place of begin• nin d-_ and it is further Town shall within ten RESOLVED that the Town Clerk of this days after the adoption of this resolution file certified copies thereof in duplicate In the office of the State Department of - 3 - Audit and Control at Albany, 11ew York, together with an appli- cation by this hoard in duplicate for permission to create such 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. /l Supe rv,ts or r Q Cour%i loran Uoun'q4lman Justice Justice ENOS A. PYLE ATTORNEY AT LAW ITHACA. N. Y. lte iced Ztat+ement of the now +outstanding Indebtedness of the Town of Ithaca for ail Purposes an zvIdienced by amends, Anticipation lictsaj. Capital 3ictes and A4udget i etes. ;aerial mends for the construction of voter system in the Lost: State Street Lxtension Water District isst).ecj in 1954 balanee of rrinci.pal outstanding 2) 6erial wads for the construction of a eater system in the 6outh 114111 Lxtension Water District Issued in 1984 Salanoo of L'r-incipal outstanding 8) Serial bands for the construction of a crater system in the Northeast +pater A"Istriet Issued in 1V58 balance of Principal outstanding 4_ Aerial bonds for the construction of a sanitary sewer system in the hansh,arr mad :ever Listrict issued. in 1958 l) Balance of Principal outstanding Total Indebtedness • �1 #•4 1i MO 84©a000*00 000 R 00 47150000000 Amount of Indebtedness 'proposed to be contracted for a now Listri.ct, eto. I;, is proposed to issue bands to the, extent of the constxic. tion cost plus overhead engineering and contingencies, which has been estimated by Losier Consultants at 62#0 0,00# The bond issue would be fnr thirty years at an estimated ated four per cent Interest rate. ZZE EDULL a Continued GaryeraI :stagtoment The Town of Ithaca caused asa genesrai overall study made of the whole township of its sanitary seer problem with a prelir inaary map c f the wholes area. The township surrounds the municipality of the City of Ithaea and it would be most expedient if the municApality of the �;It, of Ithaca would acntract with the township for the acceptance cf Its sswsu3e at the city line and the treatment thereof at its new sewage plant. They policy of the City of Ithaca has rant yet been daetaerttained• it has been discussed by township and city offi- cials but a legally formed sanitary sewer district Is not yet In existance to wake such application and to receive a definite yes or no aanaewer on a new policy of the city for the present and in the future. 1he3 area within the new proposed district is a critioaaal one from as health's aspect and is Ixwediaa►teayly contiguous tc the city line* ehile strall In area with as csorparitlyo low assessed value, nevertheless* if sanitary sewer were available* buil.d- Ing sites would be available to the extent of about 150 new houses* The location is Ideal for resid+entiaal being within walking distance o." both the University and the �-Ity of Ithaca* The Immediate development of the area can be almost guaranteed* "'be municipality of the City of ithacaa must make its awn de- cision. Until it makes an affirmative decision it is U301022 for the township to have detailed plans of they sewage lute prepared, or construction bids aaccepted# with more definite fi ..ures o'f'inaa►nainGs COV-141-Y BLN V, BOYU.-T'Cm'# being duly sworn deposes arvd sayst That he is the supervisor of the Town of Ithaca$ County c" In lompkins and Ztote of Now Ycrk,, that he has road tbo roregoing application and that the aav,* Is true to his krcwledgeg except as to matters therein ststed tc be upon information and belief,, and an to those h* believes it to to truer, and that this appli- oation is made pursuant tc a resolution. off' the down Board cl' the 'lows. of �tkmcav "ew duly adopted on the lat da-y of "eember# Sworn and subscribed to before me this F�- - day of "'Ooember, 11P80. z'5 /Ij '4 `11 A T f, 15 Er40:'! .%. PYLZ Yoe, Of N in Term E3 [);; At a v*9ting of the Town board held at the Town Asara Elmira ad# in the City of, Ithaca* Tompkins C ounty p bew orX on the let day of V000mber, lt,80. gor " . Bovr tans supervisor . CE serf,csu r ilssri Trod C« Mar$h4ll.. C"nO1lMsD . as Randall* Us -tice °rocs :_. Lartsaock # ;uaticae WhLha6# a petition for the creation of a flower District to be known as the honness, Mane Unitary Sower Ustrict In the Town of Ithacsa# Tompkins County# �6sv York.# the said p►etition,, 4einC dated Cetcber 6# 10600 waa duly prosaeaatted to this Town : rod, together with the neeeissury map and plan attaob d thereto, and Whereas an order wma du17 adopted bar the Town board an .1ovembor 34 1960A..'reetting the filing of said petitions the im.provsamonts proposed,, ed, the boundaries or the proposed district, and the estimated expense thereof and ape csifyIng Vecarber to 1960.sat 6z M ist elook P« N. as the time and.the Town 4arns Elmira, Road# in the City of Ithaca as the place where the said caarrd would greet to oonsidaer the petition and to hour all persons Interested In the subject thereof# concerning the saa>se# and Whereas such order was duly poaeted# published and served as required by law, and libereaars as .hearing in the natter was duly hold by the rard on this lot day of 'F ecombor# 1,960, comencing at gs OO W*look P« p• s at. the Town Sarnp B1nA ra mad# In the City of Ithaca# and discussion upon the'natter having been hsad# and all persons desiring to be heard, having been duly heard, including# among others# 4noss A. Pyle# Loq*, an attorney rep► p reseritin,g the petitioners; Now, on notion* second* and unanimous vote of all presgent# it is hS61OLVED and DETERMINBLp that (a) the petition aforesaid Ica 40 2 — signed and acknowledged or proved as required by law# it duly. Ocaplipa with the require eats of Zoeti on .191 of the Town law as . to suffioisnay of signers with respect to the boundaries of the proposed district as herein approved and it is otherwise sufficient; (b) all the property and propertyc wne rs whin the proposed district are benefited th>erebyl (a) all the Property and property owners benefited are Included within the .1ia+i is of they proposed di:strictt and (d) it is in the public Interest to grant In whole the relief sought] and it is further RL50LV AND LhTEr> 1Nk1,# that the establishment of 8 sanitary sewer district as proposed in said petition be approvedl that the Improvement therein meutior d be constructed upon the required finds beinZ r €aade available or provided fort and that such district shall be denigrated and: known as the .ouness Lane Sanitary fearer riatriet of the Town of Ithaca and shall be bounced and described as follo*e a . Begin- ning in the center of theSlaterville-, i ,Ithaca Highway (Highway No. 711 at the south line of the'municipality of the city of Ithaca; thence along the center of the Slaterville-Ithaca IIighway to the South- t east corner of property owned by Suz- ann, Spitz; thence Northeast at about . 'right angles to Slaterville Road and along the Southeast line of Spitz to the South line of Honness Lane; thence East and, along the South line of Ilonness Lane to j its intersection with a line parallel to and 250 feet Northeasterly from, the center line of Slaterville Road; thence Southeast parallel to and 250 feet North- east from the center line of Slaterville' Road to the South line of lands of Richard and Gladys Blatchley; thence' East and along the South line of Blatch; ley to the East line of Blatchley; thence North along the east line of Blatchley to the center line of Honness Lane; thence continuing on the same line elongated to the North about 340 feet to the South line of lands l of . Cornell University; thence west alo g the south line of lands of Cornell University to the,�i'est line of lands formerly owned by the E. C. & N. Railroad; thence`, Northwest and along the Southwest lint; of the E. . & N. Railroad to the �Seuth line of theCCity of Ithaca, thence Iriftining along a ravine as it winds and )turns and along the Southeast and East line of the City of Ithaca,. to _the_ poiipt or , place_ of begin- f PMgJ and it is further iUiSOLVD that the own Clerks of this Tows shall within ten nays after the adoption of this resolution file certified copies thereof in duplicate in the office of the State Lvpartx-ent of 5 Audit and Control at Albany, Now Yorks together with,anappli- cation by - this Ooard in duplicate for permission to create suoh district so provided for by 'Town Lawe► 5action 1941 and the.t such application shall be e"outed by and in behalf of the Town Board by the supervisor of the Town*' W� 14 `sc���tStt((ifffll�rr, STATE. OF tiEW Y04. CVUXTY OF, TOMPKINS ;\I4� .Rachel T. Sanshaw! Town Clerk of the Town of Ithaca, CEI TIFY, that 1. have compared the preceding resolution with the original thereof filed, car recorded in my office in the clown of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, on the let day of "ecember„ 1968, and that the same is a true and correct copy of said original and of the whole thereof. TPA WIMSS Wh1hLoF, 1 have hereunto set my hand and seal of said Town of Ithaca this 8th day of December, 1960a ORDER ESTABLISHING THE TRUMANSBURG ROAD SEWER DISTRICT in the Town of Ithaca_, Tompkins County, New York, Pursuant to Article 12-A of the Town Law At a Special Meeting of Ahe Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, held at the Tow:i -GlorkCs Office - in the TbWn of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, on the 15th day of December, 1960. Present: Ben V. Boynton, Supervisor Fred Hartsock , Justice of the Peace W. S. Randel, Justice of the Peace A. W. McElwee, Councilman _ 1..... „mod WHEREAS, an order was duly adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca on the 3rd day of November, 1960, pursuant to Article 12-A of the Town Law, approving the establishment of a sewer district to be known as the Trumansburg Road Sewer District in accordance with a general map, plan and report prepared by Thomas G. Miller, a licensed engineer, and M+'.d93°4 filed with the Tompkins emutty Clerk; AND WHEREAS, the said order was subject to a permissive referendu=m as provided by Section 209-e of the Town Law and notice of the adoption of said order was duly posted and published as required by Article 7 of the Town Law; and whereas the time for filing a petition requesting that the matter be submitted to a referendum of the property owners of the proposed district has elapsed and the Town Clerk has duly certified that no such petition was filed; and whereas the permission of the State Comptroller for the establish- ment of such district is not required; NOW THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that a sewer district be establishc-d in the said Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, and that the said district be designated as the Trumansburg Road Sewer District and that the said district be bounded and described as follows, to wit: 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 north boundary of the City of Ithaca with the center line of the Ithaca-Trumansburg State Highway; thence east along 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 CHARLES H. NEWMAN to the center line of said state highway; thence in a general north - ATTORNEY AT LAW westerly direction on a line parallel with the center line of said state 212 SAYINGS BANK SLOG. ITHACA. N. Y. highway and 800 feet distant therefrom to the boundary line between. the .premises of the Grand Lodge Independet Order of Odd Fellows of the State of New York on the southeast and the premises. conveyed to the County of Tompkins for hospital purposes by deed of the People of the State of New York, dated October 17, 1956, recorded in Book 392 of Deeds at page ,268, on the northwest; thence north 62* 13150" east alon- said boundary to an angle in said boundary; thence south_ 26*56150ireast 512. 98.feet to another angle in said boundary; thence north 77*10130" east 637.59 feet to the westerly line of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company right of way; thence north 28*50140" west along said line 1618.4 feet; thence continuing along said line on a curve to the right having a radius of 17, 219. 4 feet, 'a distance of 1415.85 feet;'thence south 67*451 west 124 feet; thence north 2*571 east 276. 21 feet to a point in the westerly line of said Lehigh Valley Railroad Company right of way; thence northwesterly along said line on a curve to the right having a radius of.17, 219.4 feet,, 190 feet to a point in the center line of Indian Creek; thence along the center line of Indian Creek south 85*201, west 403.03 feet and south 54*46140" west 315.56 feet; thence south 3'17110" east 724 feet to the center line of Indian. Creek Road; thence along the center line of Indian Creek Road south 84°58130" west 447. 22 feet, south 88*45120" west 1060. 95, feet and south 86*28150" west 1211. 34 feet to the center line of Duboise Road; thence along.the center line, of Duboise Road south 7*2130" east 459.71 feet; thence north 88*36150" east 816.49 feet; thence south 3*36130" east 632.76 feet; thence north 77*24' east 692.6 feet; thence south 18*57130" east 338. 44'feet; thence south 22*35150" east 699. 53 feet; thence south 73*301 west 212 feet; thence north 48°351 west 536 feet; thence south 58.161 west 490 feet to the center line of the Ithaca- Trumansburg State Highway; thence southeasterly along the center line of said state highway to the center line of the Bundy Road;, thence westerly along the center line of the Bundy Road to a point 800 feet distant from the center line of the Ithaca- Trumansburg State Highway, measured on a line perpendicular to the center line of said highway; thence southeasterly. on a line parallel with the center line of said state highway and 800 -feet distant therefrom to the north boundary of the City of Ithaca; thence east along the north boundary of the City. of Ithaca to the place of beginning. r Members of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New Yo _ k CHARLES H. NEWMAN ATTORNEY AT LAW 212 SAVINGS BANK BLDG. ITHACA, N. Y. TRUMANSBURG ROAD SEWER DISTRICT Certificate That No Petition for a Referendum Has Been Filed STATE OF NEW YORK ) COUNTY OF TOMPKINS )ss <<l«<< Mlfr MOWN OF ITHACA ) F``• !,�%. I, RACHEL T'. HANSHAW, Town Clerk of the Town of Itthaca Tompkins County, New :York, do hereby certify that the time for filing a petition requesting a referendum of property owners upon the I .I011I1inatter of the Establishment of the Truman•sburg Road Sewer District, which was approved by the Town- Board, of the Town of Ithaca on November 3, 1960, has expired, and that no such petition has been filed. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said town this �day of December, 1960. t 1"f Town Clerk of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New -York CHARLES H. NEWMAN ATTORNEY AT LAW 212 SAVINGS BANK SLOG. ITHACA. N. Y. WHEREAS, a petition for the creation of a water district to be known as the Schickel Water District in the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, the said petition, being.:, dated November 30, 1960, was duly presented to the Town Board, together with the necessary map and plan attached thereto, and Whereas, an order was duly adopted by,the Town Board on December 1, 1960,reciting the file of said petition, the im- provements proposed, the boundaries of the proposed district, and the estimated expense thereof and specifying January 5, 1961 at 5:00 o'clock P.M. as the time and the Ithaca Highway Building, 343 Elmira Road, Ithaca, N.Y. in the 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 such order was duly posted, published and served as required by law, and Whereas a hearing was held in the matter by the Board on this fifth day of January, 19611 commencing at 5:00 o'clock P.M. at said Highway Building in said Town, .and considerable discussion upon the matter having been had, and all persons desiring to be heard having been duly heard, including, among others, John W. MacDonald, Esq., an'attorney representing the petitioners., and no one appearing in opposition thereto; Now, upon the evi- dence given upon such hearing, and upon motion of W.S. Randall, Justice of the Peace, and seconded by F.R. Hartsock, Justice of the Peace, 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 Section 191 of the Town Law as to sufficiency of signers with respect to the boundaries of the proposed district as herein approved and it is otherwise sufficient; (b) all the property and property owners within the proposed district are benefited thereby; (c)'all the property and property owners benefited are included within the limits of the proposed district; and (d) it is in the public interest to grant in whole the relief sought; and it is further RESOLVED that the establishment of a water district as proposed in said petition be approved; that the improvements mentioned therein be constructed and the service therein be provided for upon the required funds being made available or provided for, and that such district be known as the Schickel Water District and shall be bound and described as follows: Part of that property in the Town of Ithaca, County of Tompkins, State of New York,, -described in a deed from Carl B. Wall and Alice E. Wall to Norbert H. Schickel dated April 22, 1958, and re- corded in Tompkins County Clerk's Office on May 1, 1958, in Liber 405 of Deeds at page 401, being the portion east of the so-called Danby Road (New York Route 96B) directly northerly of an "Access Road" just constructed on the said premises, the said "Access Road" beginning approximately 210 feet south of.the northerly boundary of the said premises and extending east to the boundary of the premises, the whole of thei;premises, including the proposed district, being shown on a map dated April 16, .1956, and revised May 17, 1958, prepared by Carl Crandall, C.E., and described as "Map of Land Sold by Carl B. Wall on Danby.Road in Town of Ithaca, N.Y." and it is further RESOLVED that the proposed improvement including all costs, legal fees and other expenses shall be financed by.the peti- tioners. -2- EXTENSION OF TRUMANSBURG ROAD WATER DISTRICT Certificate That No Petition for a Referendum ,Has Been Filed STATE OF NEW YORK ) COUNTY OF TOMPKINS) s s TOWN OF ITHACA . ) I, RACHEL T. HANSHAW, Town Clerk of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, do hereby certify that the time for filing a petition requesting a referendum of property owners upon the matter of the Extension of the Trumansburg Road Water District , which was approved by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca on November 3,- 1960, has expired, and that no such petition has been filed. I, `,tt�ttti _!rrrtrrit IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affiked-ihe' seal of said town this j,4 day of December, '1960. Town Clerk of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York CHARLES H. NEWMAN ATTORNEY AT LAW 2tZ SAVINGS BANK BLDG. ITHACA, N. Y. ORDER EXTENDING THE TRUMANSBURG ROAD WATER DISTRICT in the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York, Pursuant to Article 12.-A of the Town Law. At a Special Meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, held at the Town i.Cle.rjs Offxo6=j._, in the Td*nof Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York,. on the 15th day of December, 1960. Present: Ben V. Boynton, Supervisor Fred Hartsock, Justice of the Peace W. S. Randel, Justice of the Peace W. McElwee, Councilman Fred C. Marshall, Councilman, WHEREAS, an order was duly adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca on the 3rd day of November, 1960, pursuant to Article 12-A of the Town Law, approving an extension of the Trumansburg Road Water District in accordance with a general map, plan and report prepared by Thomas G. Miller, a licensed engineer, and filed with the Town Cler$; AND WHEREAS the said order was subject to a permissive referendum as provided in Section 209-e of the Town Law and notice of the adoption of said order was duly posted and published as required by Article 7 of the Town Law; and whereas the time for filing a petition request ing that the matter be submitted to a referendum of the property owners of the proposed extended district has elapsed and the Town Clerk has duly certifies that no such petition was filed; and whereas the permission of the State Comptroller for such extension is not required; NOW THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the Trumansburg Road Water District in the Town of Ithaca, as the same was established by the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca on the 20th day of May, 1948, be and the same hereby is extended by annexing to the said existing district the following described parcels, to wit: 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 a point in the center line of the Trumansburg Road at the intersection of the boundary line between the premises of the Grand Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows of the State of New York on the southeast and the premises conveyed to the County of Tompkins for hospital purposes by deed of CHARLES H. NEWMAN the People of the State of New York, dated October 17, 1956 and ATTORNEY AT LAW recorded in Book 392 of Deeds at page 268, on the northwest; thence 212 SAVINGS BANK BLDG. ITHACA. N. Y. cr - CHARLES H. NEWMtAN ATTORNEY AT LAW 212 SAVINGS BANK BLDG. ITHACA. N. Y. north 62.13150" east along said boundary line 2291, 11 feet to an angle in said boundary; thence south 26.56150" east 512. 98 feet to another angle in said boundary; thence north 77.10130" east 637.59 feet to the westerly line of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company right of way; thence north 28*50140" west along said line 1618.4 feet; thence continuing along said line on a curve to the right having a radius of 17, 219.4 feet, a distance of 1415. 85 feet; thence south 670451 west 124 feet; thence north 2*571 east 276. 21 feet to a point in the westerly line of said Lehigh Valley Railroad Company right of way; thence northwesterly along said line on a curve to the right having a radius of 17, 219.4 feet, 190 feet to a point in the center line of Indian Creek; thence along the center line of Indian Creek south 85`201 west 403.03 feet and south 54*46140" west 315. 56 feet; thence south 3.17110" east 724 feet to the center line of Indian Creek Road; thence along the center line of Indian Creek Road south 84.58130" west 447.22 feet, south 88.45120" west 1060. 95 feet and south 86.28150" west 1211.34 feet to the center line of Duboise Road; thence along the center line of Duboise Road south 7 ° 2130" east 459. 71 feet; thence north 88.36150" east 816.49 feet; thence.south 3*36130" east 632.76 feet; thence north 77.241 east 692. 6 feet; thence south 18° 57130" east 338.44 feet; thence south 22.35150" east 699.53 feet; thence south 73.301 west 621 feet; thence south 67' 15130" west 136.75 feet to the center line of the Ithaca- Trumansburg State Highway; thence along the center line of said highway south 50.30140" east 1027.28 feet to the place of beginning. ALSO, ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate in said town, county and state, bounded and described as follows: Commencing at a point located south 67.58150" west 1120.7 feet from a point in the center line of the Ithaca- Trumansburg State Highway north 50.30140" west along said center line 1027. 28 feet from the northwest boundary of the Odd Fellows property; thence south 33*151 east 208.7 feet; thence south 66• west 211.45 feet; thence north 33.151 west 20 8. 7 feet; thence north 660 east 211.45 feet to the place of beginning, containing about one acre of land and being the site upon which a water reservoir is now located. Together with an easement to construct, repair, inspect, maintain and replace a pipe or pipes for conveying water under, over and across said strip of land, and also an easement to construct, repair and maintain a road or driveway for persons, facilities and supplies over all that certain strip of land running from the said described one acre parcel northeasterly to the Ithaca- Trumansburg State Highway, which strip of land is more particularly bounded and described as follows: Commencing at a point in the northeasterly line of said one -acre parcel south 33°151 east 102.09 feet from the northernmost corner; thence north 660251 east 1138. 68 feet more or less to the center line of the Ithaca- Trumansburg State Highway; thence along the center line of said highway south 50.30140" east 33.64 feet; thence south 660251 west 1148. 82 feet to the northeasterly line of the said one -acre parcel; thence north 33.151 west along said line 30.42 feet to the place of beginning. Together with an easement (a) to discharge water from standpipes, reservoirs, and/or pipe lines into the brook fronting across lands nod or formerly owne d by A. Cameron Gough; and (b) to use the bed of said brook to convey such water over, along or across the lands adjacent thereto without liability for any damage to lands, buildings or crops by reason of the exercise of such rights. e C � (!, A,�t �1 Members of the Town Board of the Town of Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York CHARLES H. NEWMAN ATTORNEY AT LAW 212 SAYINGS BANK SLOG. ITHACA, N. Y. 175J December 1 1960 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at the Town Highway Building, Dec- 1, 1960 at 5:00 P.M. Members present were Supervisor, B.V.Boynton - Justices, W. S. Randel-F. R. Hartsock - Councilmen, A.W.McElwee, F.C.Marshall. Also present were H'way Supt, Marion Morey, Assessor, R.J.Wells, Attorneys Pyle & Euyoucos-, N. Schickel and several agents from Machinery Vtrms. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as presented. A Public Hearing on the Honness Lane Sewer District was called to order at 5:00 P.M. Proof of publication and posting were presented. After hearing all persons desiring to be heard, it was Moved by Justice Hartsock that the Honness Lane Sewer District be approved as per resolution attached hereto. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee- Handel-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. A petition to form a Schickel Water -District,, including description and map was presented to the Board by N. H. Schickel, Jr. Moved by Justice Ra.ndel that a public hearing be held on the formation of the Schickel Water District on Jan- 5, 1961 at 5:00 PW- Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock- Marshall-McElwee-Handel-Bunton• Noes 0. Carried. The Town Board examined the bids for the purchase of a tractor backhoe• Moved by Councilman McElwee the following resolution: - BE IT RESOLVED that pursuant to Section 142 of the Highway Law, the Town Superintendent of Highways is hereby authorized to purchase in accordance kith the provisions of Article 5-A of the General Municipal Law, with the approval of the County Superintendent of Highways, a Model 550 Oliver Tractor and Backhoe for the sum of $5173.14. Seconded by Justice Handel and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee-Handel-Boynton. Noes 0• Carried - Attorney Buyoucos, representing Hirshdeld & Marshall in regard to annexation of their property to the City of Ithaca. It is the sense of the Town Board that they do not appose this annexation. The following resolution was offered by Councilman McElwee= - RESOLVED, that L. V. Boynton, Supervisor, be and he hereby is authorized to file in behalf of the East State Street Ext. Water District, the petiti-on and such other papers which are required to obtain approval of the Water Resources Commission of the State of New- york,afor the completed installations of the improvements made for Extension No. 1 of the East State Stree Extension Water District, and -he -hereby is authorized to take any and all steps which may be necessary to obtain such approval. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-Marshall-McElwee-'Randel-Boynton• Noes 0• Carried. Supervisor Boynton stated that rooms had been reserved for Town Board members attending the Association of Town at the Statler-Hilton, Buffalo. Paint for the water tanks was discussed. No action. Justice Hartsock was excused. The Supervisor's financial report was read and filed. Moved by Councilman McElwee that 05200. be transferred from unexpemded balances to the Highway Item #3. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved as follows:- Ayes-Marshall-McElwee-Randel-Boynton. No 0 Carrie( It is the sense of the Town Board that the Blackstone Ave- water main be extended north across Hanshaw Road,- with the consent of the Highway Supt. Bills from ,#405 to 487 were presented. Moved by Councilman McElwee these bills be paid. Seconded by Councilman Marshall and approved as follows Ayes -Marshall -McElwee -Handel -Boynton Noes 0• Carried: Motion to adjourn at 6:50 P.M. was approved unanimously. Rachel T� Hanshaw Clerk 176 December 15, 1960 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca met at.the Town Clerk's office, Thursday, Dec. 15., 1960 at 5:00 P.M. Members,present were Supervisor, B.V.Boynton- Justices W.S.Randel- F.R.Hartsock - Councilman, A. W. McElwee. Ansent Councilman F.C.Marshall. Also present was C. H..Newman. The minutes of the previous meeting were corrected and approved. The Town Clerk having certified no requests of referendum having been filed on the Trumansburg Road Sewer District, it was MOVED by Councilman McElwee that the Trumansburg Road Sewer District be established as attached hereto. Seconded by Justice Randel and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee9 Randel- Boynton. Noes 0, Carried. The Town Clerk having certified no requests of referendum ha.vinf been filed on the Trumansburg Road Water District Extension,.it was, MOVED by Justice Randel that. the Trumansburg Road Water District Extension be established as attached hereto. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes-Randel= Hartsock-McElwee-Boynton• Noes 0. Carried, Moved by Justice Randel that the Supervisor be authorized to apply to the Water Resouces Commission of the State of New York for the approval of the Trumansburg Road,Water District Extension and approval of completed installations• Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved as follows:- Ayes-Randel McElwee-Hartsock-,Boynton. Noes 0• Carried. Moved by. Justice Hartsock that T. B. Maxfield Accountant be employed to audit the books of the Supervisor for 1960. Seconded by by Councilman McElwee and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee-Randel-Boynton. Noes D. Carried• Bills from # LP88 to 497 were presented• Moved by Justice Hartsock these bills be paid, Seconded by Councilman McElwee - and approved as follows:-Ayes-Randel-Hartsock-McElwee:.No O•Carried. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimously at 6:25 P.M. Rachel T. Hanshaw Clerk. 177 December 31 1960 The Town Board of the Town of Ithaca held the Annual Meeting of the Town Board at the Town Clerk's office, Saturday, Dec- 31, 1960 at 9:00 A.M. Members present were Supervisor, B. V. Boynton, Councilmen, A. W. McElwee, F. C. Marshall, Justices, W. S. Randel F. R. Hartsoc Also present were C. H. Newman and Assessor R. J. Welds. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The books of the fxp�, Town Clerk and Justices were reviewed, audited and sipned.Receipts Disbursements Tarn Clerk y $10 924.90 $10 924.90 Justice Hartsock 6 481.50 6 481.50 Justice Randel 622.60 622.60 Assessor -Bldg- permits 266.00 266.00 Tax penalties to Super. 429.12 429.12 The following resolution was offered by Councilman McElwee: - RESOLVED that the Town Board send a complaint to the State Board of Equalization and Assessment on the 1961 equalization rate of the Town, and hereby authorize Attorney Newman, Assessor R. J. Wells and Supervisor B. V. Boynton to attend the hearing on the same. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows:- Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee-Marshall-Ra.ndel-Boynton. Noes 0. Carried. Moved by Councilman. McElwee that the First National Bank & Trust Co, and the Tompkins County Trust Co. be designated as the depositories;_ of all funds coming into the handh of Town Officers of the Town of Itha.caq 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-Hartsock-McElwee-r►arshall-Randel- Boynton• Noes 0. Carried. t;`'�Nssttkw Moved by Justice Hartsock that Augustlo6. be appointed Deputy Town Clerk for 1961. Seconded by Councilman McElwee and approved as follows:-Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee-Marshall-Randel. Noes 0• Carried. Moved by Justice Randel that the bond of Rachel T. Hanshaw in the amount of 441000 be approved. Seconded by Justice Hartsock and approved as follows -Ayes-Hartsock-McElwee-Marshall-Randel-Boynto Noes 0. 'arried• Assessor Wells present3d tbports of Assessor, Zoning officer, and Building Inspector. Motion to adjourn was approved unanimousl.ya. at 2:00 P.M. Rachel T: flanshaw - Clerk