1963-02-21 SP Tjr. ��ebster, reportced ;that the part- time secretary who is employed in his
office will.not-•be able to offer assistance for Mr. Andrew Butz, Justice
of Peace. Arrangements will be made on the recommendation of Mr. Butz,
with a person who will provide temporary help to assist the Justice of Peace
in his office.'
The certification of the order to command the Receiver of Taxes and Assessments
to collect the taxes on improvement districts was completed at this time.
RESOLUTION N0. 51 introduce by Mr. Turner, seconded by Mr. Lampson
RESOLVED, that the February 14, 1963, Audit of Claims as listed in .Abstract
No. 63-2 containing claims numbered 60 through 159 inclusive and totaling
$19;560.21 is hereby approved.
Duly adopted by the following vote:
Ayes - Mr. Beaty, Mr. Turner, Mr. Lampson, Mr. Akins and Mr. Webster
Noes - None
On motion the meeting was-adjourned,,
• spectfu1 muted
'*"(VGeo �rannell
wn Clerk
i
Special Meeting February 21, 1963
Present: John fir W%b&ter'_ Supervisor
N. Harraood Beaty Obuneilman
Theodore'Turner Councilman
Curtis Lanpsdn Councilman
Harold Akin: Councilman '
The meeting was called to order at 7r35 P. M.
r
Mr. Bernard J. Codner, Superintendent- of Highways, was paws& at the meeting.
A general discussion took place` to do with accepting a map and deed foi now
Town Roads which are an addition to the present davelopmenV known as
Rolling Ridge, owned and 'developed by Dr. Robert'A. Reid.
The following letter was presented in explanation of the propbsed.apprtl,,
Clary, Bartlett, Caffrp and Dube
Attorneys at Law
Glens Falls, N:Y. .
February 18th, 1963
John Webster, Supervisor of the Town of Q.ieensbury .
Chestnut Ridge Road, &FDA,
Glens Falls, New York t
Dear John: .
I am inclosing'a current map of section #2 of the Rolling Ridge 'Estates
which I herewith submit to you together with the request that it bi presented
for the approval of the Qusensbury Town Board at the next meeting.
Would you pl"se nottify to on Friday as' td the outcom. I will sups ly
you with additional. -copies of the map latwr this weak when Mr. 'Coulter
had an opportunity to run off sA&tional prints.
Thank you very much for your cooperation ih this matter.
Yours very truly.,
CLARK, BARTLE=, CAFFV AND.DUBE
By Robert Stewart
p
A study of the map was enjoyed with all members of the .board and the
Superintendent of Highways taking part.
Mr. Bernard d. Codner; the Highw q &iperintandent, recoomendad the
acceptance of the roads into the town highway system as explained in the
deed and the swap. 1 daee .for a portion of Sheratton Lane and Terrace Road,
as shown on th& nap xM be presented to the County Attorney for approval.
RESOLUTION N0. 52 introduced by 1fro Turner, seconded by Mr. Beaty.
161HAEAS, a map of Section #2 of Rolling Ridge Estates, has been presented
to the Town Board of the Tom of QuMnabury for approval, and
WHEREAS, said'map complies with all the provisions of the Town, Ordinance
relating to the development of subdivisions, therefore be Its • .
RESOLVED, that the asp of Section #2 of Rolling Ridge Estates be and the
same is hereby approved+
Daly adpted by the following irate:
Ayes - *r Beaty, Hr. Turner, Mr. Lampoon, Hre dk3no and Mr. Webster
Noes - Nome .
R 4 n isatroftced by Hr. lidma, seconded by Nr. Immpsom.
` IPM Robert A. Rid and Margaret F. Acid, dated August 16, 1962
t
,p of,%prrtion and, Terra+ee, Soad, has been presented to
tbi asaui
5wper3.ntendsast, Bernard J. has r e d that
these roads be accepted into the Town Highxay teas, tharefore be it,
' the deed of'Ted Saad a portion of. Sboration. Lane
be' hereby appr�ved, subject to the approval.of the
by the fblloViag, votes
Ayes - Mr. Boqty Xar• arson, Nr. Akins and Er. NNebster
, �'lava�r, '•
Noes - None
f
The fousub w lets, weak;road to the board in, answer to previous requests
for Cesar , a►ticwa
by' Richard E. Bartlett and Sumter Eustis .Paine,
on matte of,1A.Groat to tt ►idaatte,Of the Town of .
of sex Tox c
February 18, 1963
John a. Webster, S%Mrviser
of
Glftq Aw,
Bear Johas. .
Tt + . au .Enuetis
..a►�ce b��g< us �►� t�d.ar a,�
In :;: t�
oat in wd tst tia�t. s.,ens at"
towardR
to baiw-
Vd .. a#,er ba►t!4 his
registration if he `� lT� iWbGr th&A Ong him
sub3ect,to a; fib and a mark on her: li.. :
k;L:',
"
In° Witi n witti the tiling of � ,ago and, ties sales
contractai I as sorry to report that i ass asst in agreement with the beard.
The purpose of filing is to give public iWUse,of ties fhct that t o liens
ewt
,. property are outstanding. II'is' often difficult to determine
in Mh Us owner of the property actually lives. I really believe
Johws, # public interest would be better served by having these instru-
ments th,..the County Clark.
(better - Richard E. Bartlett continued)
I am awaiting with interest, word frtu Al Besvick relating to the Warren-
Washington county line squabble. I assure you that I will do everything
I can to get this resolved. .
Best wishba.,
Mck
THE SWMTE
STATE OF NEW YORK
Albany
February 18, 1963
Mr. George C. Crannell
Tower Clerk.. Town of Qaeensbury
95 DUxon Reload
Glens Falls, New York
Dear Mr. Crannell z -
This will acknowledge the two Resolution recently adopted by the
Town Board of thb Town of Qaeensbury.
in reference to`assolatios No. 50, I'wish to advise you that I
have made a public statement opposing the automobile license fee increase;
I am not in favor of other specific increases. I believe there are 'some
proposed outlays that should be cut, thereby obivating the neeissity for
such additions to the established fees.
Referring to the filing of conditional sales contracts and chattel
mortgages, I wish to advise,you that Assembly bill, Int. 293, Print 2710..
has been reported out of C maittes and will be acted on tonight, February 18,
in the Assembly. When this legislation comes before the Senate, I shall
support it, as it will correct the present condition.
Sincerely yours,
Eustis Paine
Hr. Beaty, reported en'the'attendance at a meeting which was arranged by
the Town of Queensbury, Plawking Board with representatives of the
John Burdis Company, who she one of the professional analysts who will
be interviewed to do * th supplying planning needs for.the town. All
seven members of the planning board were present at the meeting.
The minates -of the past two meetings of the planning board were presented
to all members of the Tom Board of Queensbury.
A general discussion on the present status of the operation of the + 6
board was aired for the benefit of_all members of the board. The Federal
program on planning numbered 701 was discussed at length iiith fibers of
the board taking part.
Mr. Codner reported on a difficulty to do with obstructions in the form of
cars and tracks parked along town roans which are hinindOring the plawdag
of'saecw►. loume:iluan Tuner suggested that he would visit the persons,
owning the equipment to endeavor to accomplish removal of same.
A round table disoussion•took place at this time on all matters of great
importance to the Tema of Queensbury. The construction of a town
muaicipalr bui.ldixng and the ftle of the Pineview Cemetery frontage were
the subjects of greatest interest at this time.
The ultimate handling of the funds which will be derived from the sale
of the Pineview Cemetery frontage was discussed at length. Final decision
on this utter will take place at a later date.
On motion the meeting was adjourned. •
Respectfully submitted,
George C. Crannell.
TMM Cleric