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-2- April 13, 1970
RESOLUTION #565 LOAN OF VOTING MACHINES TO
ITHACA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Letter received from Ithaca City School District requesting loan
of two machines at Cayuga Heights School and three at Northeast.
Moved by Councilman McElwee; seconded by Councilman Baker
RESOLVED, that five voting machines be loaned to the Ithaca City
School District for use for the annual school board election on
May 5, 1970. Carried. r�
SUDC - ANNEXATION OF MAPLE AVE.
Proposal has been received from Scott Carlson of N.Y.S. Urban
Development Corp. that we consider annexation of Maple Ave. to
the City. No formal request has been received..from :the. -City.
Attorney Buyoucos advised that it should be.,zchecW .'tp*see what
section of the law applies. Noel Desch suggested .tha� this matter
be deferred until a formal request for annexation is made.
RESOLUTION #566 TAREYTON.DRIVE EXTENSION SOUTH
Letter received requesting approval of the road called "Tareyton
Drive Extension South". Road is acceptable according to Marion
Morey, however, Attorney has not received deed.
Motion by Councilman Desch; seconded by Councilman Del Rosso
RESOLVED, that the Town Board accept Tareyton Drive Extension South,
based on the Attorney's acceptance of the deed for this road.
Carried.
PUBLIC HEARING
W T K 0 TOWERS
At this point the meeting was moved to the Common Council
in City Mall.
4:30 P.
Chambers
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Presentation for WTKO was made by Manley Thaler. He indicated that
the station had applied for and obtained permission to go on a
24-h6ur broadcast basis. Existing tower would still be used for
daytime operation; proposed new towers for night transmission only.
He introduced William Benz, Engineer; Harry Sells, FCC Attorney,
and Mr-. Erdman, President of WTKO. Mr. Thaler indicated the
application had been approved by the Planning Board. The original
request was for 20 acres, however, the Planning Board suggested
they limit it to 10 acres. There would be a building 20-x 40,
attractively landscaped. Building will be set back approximately
100 ft.; towers approximately 300 ft., with 300 ft high towers
18" to 24" in width. From an engineering standpoint site gave
best signal to the population area required by FCC. Mr. Thaler
indicated he had in his possession petitions signed by over 1,000
people favoring these towers.
Supervisor Schwan then read a letter
in opposition to the erection of the
recognized the following persons:
Robert Poresky
112 Ridgecrest Rd.
William Benz
Engineer
John Ryan
Ex-Mayor,Ithaca
M. J. Prince
1001 Triphammer Rd.
George Ideman
Mitchell St.
Noel Desch,Councilman
James Buyoucos, Attorney
(NOTE: See file on Public Hearing
letters.)
PUBLIC HEARING declared closed at
completion of Board meeting.
from Vincent Franciamone
towers. The Supervisor then
Frank Howell
Ridgecrest Rd.
Jon Levy, Chamber:of Commerce
Civilij*renee
s
Bill Harding
Danby Road
Merrill Shipherd
United Fund,.,
Mr. Erdman',;.
WTKO
Peter Francese, Planning Cons.
for complete statements and
5:45 p.m. Decision deferred until
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