HomeMy WebLinkAboutWitnthrop and Sandra TB Minutes 1965-09-137
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Ayes - Kerr, Baker, 1" yer and Bishop
Noes - 0 Carried.
Councilman McElwee arrived.
AFPCI'k'TM"T OF E ECT°ICN VSPECTOtR
Councilmen `142yer of ered the following- resolution and moved
Its adortion:
RFSOLUD that Vsry E. Mullenhoff be appointed as an Election
Inspector in District 3 to replace Ruth Kaminer, who has resigned.
Seconded by Supervisor Kerr
Ayes - Mayer, Baker, bishop, McElwee, Kerr
Noes - 0 Carried,
AFPF.OVAL OF ?°INUJFS
Councilman ishop offered the
moved its adoption:
RESOLVED thet the minutes of
meeting be approved.
Seconded by Councilman Mayer
Ayes - Fayer, Baker, Bishop,
Noes - 0 Carried.
following resolution and
the August 9, 1965 Town Board
McElwee and Kerr
ACCEPTAJCE OF ROADS
Supervisor Kerr offered the following resolution and moved
Its adoption:
1RESOLVED that the Town of Ithaca accept Winthrop Drive
(the portion within the Town) and Sandra ri ce with the under-
standing that final grading be done according to the specifications
of Highway Sup't. Marion rorey and with the understanding that
the Town Board pay fir. Otto Schoenfeld for the seN,,er lines
already constructed within the road right of way.
Seconded by Councilman Vayer
Ayes - Baker, Bishop, Mayer, McElwee and Kerr
Noes - 0 Carried
APPROVAL OF S�HOF?IFELD LINFS
Mr. Frpnk Liguori of the Tompkins County Health Dept.
suggested that the town should file AnplicPtion Forms #4 and
#5 to ask for Health Depertment approval of Schoenfeld sewer
lines.
Fr. Otto Schoenfeld was present to discuss with the Town
Board rlans for future development and extensions of sewer
lines. Plans for the area were referred to Yr. James Dunlap
of Lozier's Inc. and rr. Dunlap was asked to notify P'r. Liguori
after he determines that the plans fit overall plans for sewer
development. Mr. Schoenfeld stated that in the future the
costs of engineering and construction of the lines would be
Included in the sale price of the lots and then the lines would
be deeded to the Town. Mr. Dunlep stated that the usual
procedure is that sub -division glans are filed showing road
profiles and plans for sanitary sewers and easements that might
be needed. These plans would be submitted to the Planning moped
and Town Board for approval. After construction is finished
the Town Board Pcting as the district would then accept the
severs. Fr. Schoenfeld and Yr. Hamilton both agreed thet their
understanding is that future sever mains would be built end
financed by Mr. Schoenfeld and then would be deeded to the District.
REPORT ON NESD
Mr. William O'Boyle presented a progress report on the
Northeast Sewer District now under construction by Howard and
Sprague. He estimates the construction is approximately 20%
complete and said that lines would be tested and hooked up for
use as soon as possible. There have been very few problems and
very little rock to contend with.
BFPCR S ONT 'IWA:TER ANM SFWER DISTRICT
r'r. ,lames Dunlap, Engineer for Lozier, Inc. presented the
preliminary plans for extension of water and sewer facilities
In other areas bf the town. Cost estimates were presented using
a unit as 100 feet of frontage with no more then four units in