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1977-09-13 137 realized that the buc??� stops 'sere. ^onsiented on the buff--r zone being taken eux7n at Pyramid ""all. . ST777DVISOR BP.ANDT- I arl not aware of that. I :10 not 00 t'le duties of the planning board . . . TT19,. ?10 1i 1-TA:. - Th_i_s is not the duties of the Planning Board or the 'oning Board this is the whole Point. . . if you read tom law, I would like Vo-u .to list the duties of the Zoning Board and I think this would Elear this right un. SUPERVISOR BRANDT- We will lohk into it. ITR. I:ILr�,ARTIN- Is the State paying for the water lines to the rest area? SUPERVISOR BRA:°CDT- Yes. You are welcome to read the agreements between the State and Queensbury. On motion the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted, Donald A. Chase Town Clerk REPULAR MEETING SEPTEMBER 13, 1977 MEMBERS PRESENT Michel Brandt-Supervisor Daniel Olson-BWc*bmx Robert Barber-Councilman Frances Walter-Councilman Hammond Robertson-Councilman Joseph Brennan-Town Counsel PRESS: Tri Co. News, WWSC, Glens Falls Post Star TOWN OFFICIALS- George Liapes, Harold Boynton, Shirley Shenk GUESTS-Mr. Nolan, Mr. Turnbull, Mr. Greeno, Mr. Kilmartin, Mrs. Thompson Meeting Opened 7: 30 P.M. Salute to the Flag led by Councilman Walter. BID OPENING TREE REMOVAL CONTRACT NOTICE SHOWN 7: 30 P.M. Supervisor Brandt- Requested that the Town Clerk open and read the bids. Donald A. Chase- Tri County Tree Removal P.O. Box 16 Hudson Falls, N.Y. 12339 $120.00-per tree non-collusive attached Richard Sears Tree Experts, Inc. P.O. Box 133 Glens Falls, N.Y. 12801 $125.00 per tree. non-collusive attached No other bids were received. Councilman Olson requested that the bids be referred to the Highway Supt. for his recommendation. Supervisor Brandt- The bids will be turned over to the Highway Supt. 138 Supervisor Brandt- requested the reading of the following letteI September 13, 1977 Michel R. Brandt, Supervisor Town of Queensbury Queensbury Town Office Building Bay at Haviland Road, RFD #1 Glens Falls, NY 12801 Re: Finch, Pruyn & Company, Inc. Dear Mr. Brandt: You have advised me that Finch, Pruyn and Company, Inc. is the owner of approximately 50 acres of land in the town of Queensbury and located near the existing Queensbury landfill site off v, Ridge Road. I am further advised that Finch, Pruyn & Company, Inc. is presently using the site for the disposal of solid waste materials, known as sludges, removed from the company's primary waste treatment facility in Glens Falls, New York. I am further advised and informed that while the company has made application to the Adirondack Park Agency and New York State Environmental Conservation Department for permission to use the land as a landfill, no application has been made to the Town of Queensbury or any of its officers or agencies for review or consent to the use of the site as a landfill or disposal area. You have requested an opinion on the following points : 1. Whether the existing ordinances and local laws of the Town of Queensbury control and regulate the use of private land in the Town as disposal areas. 2. Whether the Zoning Ordinance of the Town of Queensbury pro- hibits the use of lands in an R-3 (residential) zone as a disposal area. There is no question that the Town Board may adopt local laws or ordinances regulating and controlling the use and operation of disposal areas and landfill sites within the Town. Section 130 of the Town' Law, Subdivision 6, expressly empowers the Town Board to adopt an. ordinance_including such rules and regulations as may be required for the -use of land within the town as dump sites and dumping grounds. This would apply to public lands and private lands. On March 7, 1959, the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury adopted Ordinance No. 8 entitled "Ordinance To Regulate Dump and Garbage Disposal in the Town of Queensbury". The term "dump" as used in this ordinance means a place used for disposal and leaving of paper, rubbish and waste material of any nature. (Underscoring mine) , by the public or any person. A person-Ts defined in the ordinance to include a corporation. The Ordinance further prohibits the establishment, operation and maintenance of a dump in the town unless an application in writing is made to the Town Board for a permit, and a permit is granted after a duly held public hearing. It is my opinion that the activities carried on by Finch, Pruyn & Com-pany, Inc. fall within the intent and purpose of the Ordin•. ance and that the company must apply to the Town Board for a permit to use its lands in the Town as a disposal area. The second point concerns the question as to whether the'use of the land in an R-3 zone violates the existing Town Zoning Ordin- ance. My review of the Town Zoning Ordinance fails to indicate that dumps, landfills or disposal areas are permitted anywhere in the town. It is a general rule that unless a use is permitted in a zoning district a variance of the Ordinance for such proposed use would be required. However, the courts kave consistently held that the exclusion of use by failure to include the use in the list of those permitted in the several districts of the town is invalid. and. is- sub*ect. to judicial. review, The Zoning Ordinance of the town which was adopted subsequent to Ordinance No. 8 provides in part as follows: j "Section 12. 100 Interpretation, Conflict and other Laws ***It is not intended to interfere or abrogate or j ahnuly other rules, regulations or ordinances, provided that whenever the requirements of this ordinance are at variance with the requirements of any other lawfully adopted regulations, rules, or ordinances,_ the most restrictive or that imposing the higher standards, shall govern. " It is therefore my opinion the Ordinance No. 8 adopted by the Town Board on March 7,1959 applies and controls this situation. Finch, Pruyn & Company, " Inc. must' apply to the Town Board pursuant to Ordinance No. 8 for &permit to use its lands in the Town as a disposal area. Very truly yours, /s/ TML/seb. . Thomas M. Lawson Supervisor Brandt- The Zoning Ordinance does not apply here but a Town Ordinance does. It -is his opinion that Finch, Pruyn and Company must apply to the Town Board for a permit to use its lands in the town for a disposal area. Robert Nolan- on behalf of Finch Pruyn. . .we are Attorney satisfied with the opinion of Mr. Lawson and will make applicattfln to the Town Board. . . Councilman Robertson --. requested that the hearing be scheduled pending on the application being forwarded to the Board. . . RESOLUTION TO SET PUBLIC HEARING FOR PERMISSION TO OPERATE DUMP IN THE TOWN OF QUEENSBURY RESOLUTION NO. 201, Introduced by Mr. Hammond Robertson who moved its adoption, seconded by Mr.—Daniel- Olson: WHEREAS, pursuant to Ordinance No. 8, of the Town of Queensbury entitled "ORDINANCE TO REGULATE DUMPS AND GARBAGE DISPOSAL IN THE TOWN OF QUEENS- BURY", Section 3. , stating Any person who shall desire and intend to establish, operate and maintain a dump or facility for the disposal of garbage and rubbish in the Town bf -Queensbury may make application in writing to the Town Board for a permit to establish, operate or maintain such dump or facility for the disposal of garbage 'atd rubbish. Such appli- cation shall contain the name and address of the applicant, the status of the applicant if other than an individual, a description. of the parcel I of land on which it is to be located, : a msp` vf the particular. area proposed I to be used for such purpose, a detailed statement of the manner of disposal proposed to be used, and any' othier pertinent information which may be required by the Town Board. An*. WHEREAS, the Finch; Pruyn._&fd Company, Inc. New York has proposed that they would like to present an I application-, to the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury to operate a dump facility at ( description of boundaries are not availab"Lw at-:the writing of these minutes -but will be forthcoming from Attorney Robert Nolan, Attorney for Finch,. Pruyn- Inc.) and that a public hearing be held on such application,, Now, Therefore be it RESOLVED, that & _public hearing-be held :ow Tuesday, October the 4th -1977 at 7: 30 P.M. at the Town Office Building, Town of Queensbury, Bay and Haviland Roads, Glens Falls, -New York 12801. on this application 140 and that all persons be heard both in favor of and opposed to said application: Duly adopted by the follbwing vote: Ayes: Mr. Olson, Mr. Barber, Mrs. Walter, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Brandt Noes : None Absent: None Councilman Olson- Requested that as soon as the application is received that°.hhe Town Board ha ';g#ubi:.eoji&es and copies be available to the public. Councilman Walter- How long has- .this parcel been used as a landfill site. Robert Nolan- approximately 1 month Councilman Walter questioned the need for an attorney to interpret our own Town Ordinances. . . questioned who hired Mr. Lawson? Supervisor Brandt- I did that. commented that Mr. Brennen could not represent the Town in this because his firm represents Finch Pruyh. I felt that we need someone knowledgable in Town Law and Mr. Lawson is. . . Councilman°Walter- I think it is interesting that the Town Board passes Ordinaaces one year then we turn around and need an attorney to interpret our own ordinances. As the supervisor do you hire ouvside services or is that a Board function? Supervisor Brandt- Noted that there are tww ways to pay a bill, through audit or resolution. ._..J Councilman Barber . . . It is the Supervisor's prerogative to choose counsel. Councilman Olson- requested ENCON reports be biven to the Board MOBILE HOME APPLICATION Alan Converse- 12 Mosher Hill, Hudson Falls to locate a mobile home off Burch Road-property owned by Alan Converse. Mr. Converse was present. . . Supervisor Brandt- reviewed a p"blem regarding placement and occupance of the mobile home. . . Councilman Olson- questioned how far off a town highway the proposed trailer would be placed? Mr. Converse- approximately 850' RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE PUBLIC HEARING RESOLUTION NO. 202,' Introduced by' Mr. Michel Brandt who moved its adoption, seconded -by Mr. DAniel Olson: WHEREAS, Alan' Converse has made application in accordance with paragraph 2 (c) Section 4, of an ordinance of the Town of Queensbury entitled ORDINANCE FOR THE REGULATION OF MOBILE HOMES AND MOBILE HOME COURTS IN THE TOWN OF QUEENSBURY, WARREN. COUNTY, NEW YORK, to locate a mobile home outside at property situated aff Burch Road, and WHEREAS, it is hereby determined that said application complies with the requirements of said. ordinance, and WHEREAS, it is hereby determined that the facts presented in said application are sufficient° to justify further consideration by this board, therefore be it RESOLVED, that pursuant to the provisions of the above mentioned 141 ordinance, the town board shall conduct a public hearing on said application on October 4th, 1977 at 7: 30 P.M. in the Quennsbury Town Office Building, Bay Road, and that . the ' Town Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to give proper notice of said public hearing in accordance with the provisions of said ordinance. - " MOBILE HOME APPLICATION Joan Comeau-40 Luzerne Road, Glens Falls, N.Y. to locate a mobile home on 2 Newcomb Street-owner of the property George A. Finch Sr. Joan Comeau present. . . j I RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE PUBLIC HEARING RESOLUTION NO. 203 Introduced by Mr. Hammond Robertson who moved its a option, seconded by Mr. Michel Brandt: WHEREAS, Joan Comeau has made application in accordance with paragraph 2 (c) Section 4, of °an ordinance-of the :Town of Queensbury entitled ORDINANCE FOR THE REGULATION OF MOBILE HOMES AND MOBILE HOME COURTS IN THE TOWN OF QUEENSBURY, WARREN COUNTY, NEW YORK, to locate a mobile home outffde at property situated` on 2 Newcomb Street, and WHEREAS, it is hereby determined that said application complies with the requirements of said ordinance, and WHEREAS, it is hereby determined that the facts presented in said application are sufficient to Justify further consideration by this board, therefore be it RESOLVED, that pursuant to the provisions of the above aumtioned ordinance, the town board shall conduct a public hearing on skid application on October 4th, 1977 at 7: 30 P.M. in the Queensbury Town Office Building, Bay Road, and that the Town Clktrk is hereby authorized and directed to give proper notice of said public hearing in accordance with the provisions of said ordinance. Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes: Mr. Olson, Mr. Barber, Mrs. Walter, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Brandt Noes: None Absent: None DISCUSSION ON DOG ENUMERATOR APPOINTMENT Councilman Barber- Is dog enumerator additional income and how much? Donald Chase - Yes. . 50 cents per dog. . .Mr. Davison does Town Clerk not receive the entire 50C he hires college people etc. to help . in enumeration. Councilman Barber- How many Dogs were enumerated last year. . . Donald A. Chase - approximately 3,000 Town Clerk Councilman Barber- who accepts the liability for the people he hires? I Councilman Olson- Table this resolution until counsel can give an opinion on this. . . RESOLUTION TO TRANSFER MONEY RESOLUTION NO, 205., Introduced by Mr. Michel Brandt who moved its adoption, seconded by Mr. Hammond Robertson: WHEREAS, monies were not" budgeted` for Personal Services, Research A8030.1 and WHEREAS, monies for personal services were included in Research, Contractual., 030.44, therefore be,. it 142 RESOLVED, to transfer $1100 . from A8030:44, Research. Contractual;: to A8030.1 Research Personal Services. Duly adopted by the following vote: . Ayes: Mr. Olson, Mr. Barber, Mrs. Walter, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Brandt Noes : None Absent: None RESOLUTION OF APPROPRIATION OF ADDITIONAL REVENUE SHARING FOR 1977 .. RESOLUTION NO. 206 Introduced by:Mr. :Daniel._Olson who moved its adoption, seconded by Mr. Michel Brandt: WHEREAS, 1977 Revenue Sharing is aiticiglated to be larger than budgeted and, WHIRM, the anticipated increase falls within the limits where a public hearing is not required, therefore be it RESOLVED, to increase CF 5110.44 Highway Repairs —Contractual by $14,829. , Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes: Mr. Olson, Mr. Barber, Mrs. Walter, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Brqadtl • Noes: None Absent: None Councilman Barber- Requested of Mr. Harrison that more of an explanation of coding be placed on future resolutions. . . RESOLUTION- TO INCREASE MANPOWER BUDGET RESOLUTION NO. 207 Introduced by Mr. Hammond Robertson, who moved its a option, seconded by Mr. Michel Brandt: WHEREAS, the contract total for the resent CETA Title VI program is $73,421. and the budgeted amount is $69,821. therefore be it RESOLVED, ' to increase CETA Title VI Revenue A2768, to $73,421. and CETA Tital VI - Personal Services, A6256.1 from $56,471. to $60,071. Duly adopted by• the following vote : . Ayes: Mr. Olson, Mr. Barber, Mrs. Walter, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Brandt . . .Noes: None Absent: None RESOLUTION TO APPOINT MEMBERS TO THE QUEENSBURY CONSERVATION ADVISORY COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO. 208 Introduced by Mr. Daniel Olson who moved its adoption, seconded by Mr. Hammond Robertson: WHEREAS, there exists several openings on the Queensbury Conservation Advisory Council, and WHEREAS, it is the intent of the Board to bring this Council to its full capacity, and WHEREAS, two persons have expressed an interest in being appointed tn this council, therefore be it RESOLVED, - to appoint Mr. Lars T. Edwards, 21 Cottage Hill Road, Glens Falls, and Mr. Walter F. Moeller, Jr. , Summit Lane, Glens"Wis, N.Y. with both terms expiring September 1, 1978. Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes : Mr. Olson, Mr. Barber, Mrs. Walter, .Mr. Robertson, Mr. Brandt Noes : None Absent: N6ne RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE ATTENDANCE AT ENVIRONMENTAL CONN1CIL WORKSHOP j RESOLUTION N0. 209, Introduced by 'Mr. -Hammond Robertson who moved its -- adoption, se one by MB. Michel 'Brimdt: WHEREAS, the Fifth Annual Meeting and Conference for Conservation Councils' will be held September 30 ,- October 1, at the' Sheraton in Albany, and WHEREAS, members of the Queensbury Conservation Advisory Council have expressed a desire to attend this`worthwhile meeting, therefore be it, RESOLVED, to authorize the attendance of not more than 4 members , at attend this workshop, at a coat of• $18.00 each, -plus mileage to and from Albany, at .15 a mile, and a $5.00 per day lunch allowance. Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes : Mr. Olson, Mrs. Walter, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Brandt Noes.- Iftm Barber ' Absent: None Supervisor Brandt- Reviewed the purpose of the Conference noting that it would review the Environ- mental Impact Legislation. . .it would be wish to have someone there to research this and advise us. . . Councilman Barber- Questioned if members of tke Planning Board should not attend this meeting. . . . Commented on the State Quality Review act as beingg the Greatest Travesty in the State of New York. ...fett that anyone going to this meeting should be aware of the negative stand of the Board on this issue: .,;.. Councilman Olson- Asked if a Town Vehicle could be used on this trip. . .to aveid mileage fees. . . Councilman Barber- Announced that the- Grant from the Federal and State Governments has been approvdd - for the Queensbury Police Dept. The Grand pays for two police officers and the Town pays for two. . .the Grant pays in total the benefits for four police men, the automobiles and equipment, a substantial part thereof. . .it is a one year Grant with a renewable opt&nn for two years. . . RESOLUTION TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR TWO POLICE CARS —' UTION NO. 210 Introduced by Mr. Robert Barber who moved its adoption, seconded by Mrs. Frances Walter: WHEREAS, Mr. Charles Judkins, Acting Chief of Police of the Town of Queensbury has recommended that the Town Board advertise for bids for the purchase of two new patrol cars of American make, therefore be it RESOLVED, that the Town of Queensbury solicit sealed bids for two new patrol cars of--American make and that the following notice be published once in the official town newspapers in�the following form: NOTICE TO BIDDERS 144 Notice is hereby given that the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury will receive sealed proposals on the two new patrol cars of American make up to 5: 00 P.M. on the 4th day of October, 1977 at the Town Clerk's Office in the Queensbury Town Office Building, Bay and Haviland Roads,-- Glens Falls, New York. . . Bids must be submitted in sealed OPAQUE envelopes plainly marked POLICE CAR BID and there shall be included with such bid the certificate of Non-Collusion required by Section 103D of the General Municipal Law, and the bidder must state the date of delivery of the equipment to be supplied. The Town Board will meet at the Queensbury Town Office .Building at 7: 30 P.M. on the 4th day of October, 1977 at which time the bids - will be opened and read aloud. A copy of the detailed specifications of the gquipment to be purchased may be obtained during the office hours at the office of the Town Clerk in the Queensbury Town Office Building. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Duly adopted by the follw"gg vote: Ayes: Mr. Olson, Mr. Barber, ,Mrs. Walter, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Brandt Noes: None Absent: None Councilman Olson- Requested that the word approximate date of delivery be changed.- to dafre of delivery. . . Councilman Barber- Requested that the bid be let out for October 4th . . . men can noutbe hired until the equipment has been received according to the terms of the Grand. RESOLUTION TO DESIGNATE THE TOP OF LOCKHART MOUNTANN AS "TOP OF THE WORLD", IN THE TOWN OF QUEENSBURY ._., RESOLUTION NO, 211, Introducdd by Mr. Hammond Robertson who moved its adoption, seconded by Mr. Robert Barber: WHEREAS, the top. of Lockhart Mountain has been known for over 50 years as "TOP OF THE WORLD" , and WHEREAS, the top of Lockhart Mountain is known for its scenic view overlooking Lake George, and WHEREAS, a recent survey by. the Planninb Board shows this to be the most important area to be preserved and designated as a scenic area, and WHEREAS, this area of the Town of Queensbury is widely known by residents and tourists as "TOP OF THE WORLD", Now, Therefore be it RESOLVED, that thq area of the Town of Queensbury, located on top of Lockhart Mountain overlooking scenic Lake George, be officially recognUedl and designated as "TOP OF THE WORLD", and be it further RESOLVED, that a -copy oft this resolution be sent to Assemblyman Gerald Solomon and Mr. Donald Jeffroy, Region 1 District, New York State Department of Transportation. Duly adopted by the fol lvwing vote: --� Ayes: Mr. Olson, Mr. Barber, Mrs. Walter, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Brandt Noes: None Absent: None Councilman Barber- Requested that the iatteu be made stronger and DOT replace the sign that was taken down—noted that there was an agreement between former Supervisee, Gerald Solomon and DOT that the sign was proper. . . 145 Supervisor Brandt- voiced his concern of the possibility that this could happen to other businesses that are not as well known as Top of the World. . . Councilman Walter- Commented that in the recent survey that was sent out. .the most mentioned sesAic location in the Town and should be peeserved, was Top of the World. DISCUSSION REGARDING DOC ENUMERATOR Joseph Brennan- If the Dog Enumerator on his own sww ftt to hire other people to .help they would not be an,- appointment by the Town Board they in effect would not have the title and in all likelihood would not be covered Councilman Robertson- it is our intention in the resolution that he perform the service. . . Councilman Olson- Withdrew his original motion of introduction. Councilman Robertson- reintroduced the motion as amended by Town Council. . . RESOLUTION TO APPOINT DOG ENUMERATOR FOR 1977 RESOLUTION NO. 20a. Introduced by Mr. Hammond Robertson who moved its a` opt on seconded by Mr. Robert Barber: WHEREAS, annually in September of each year the Town Board of each town shall appoint a resident or residents or designate the Police Department to prepare a list of persons in such town owning or harboring dogs, therefore be it RESOLVED, that James Davison be -and he hereby is appointed Dog Enumerator under the provisions of Section 108 of the Agriculture and Markets Law for the year, 1977 and'be it further RESOLVED, The Town Board does late At d,:h*>thp,.►&#patent to authorize or approve the coverage under workman' s compensation or the benefits provided by the Town to subcontract or hire other individuals other than the Dog Enumerator to perform the duties. ' , Duly adopted by the folliwing vote: Ayes: Mr. Olson, Mr. Barber, Mrs. Walter, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Brandt Noes: None Absent: None DISCUSSION ON RADIO BIDS Councilman Olson- Is installation included in the bids? Councilman Barber- It was an oversite on the part of the Police Committee that the cost of installation. was not part of the specifications: let out to bid. . . Supervisor Brandt You are saying that this is still the most economical bid? Councilman Barberr. Have reviewed-both bidders and Adirondack Communications does have lower costs for in taliation and maintenance of radios. RESOLUTION TO ACCEPT BID RESOLUTION NO-, 2,12 Introduced by Mr. Robert Barber who moved its adoptinn, seconded by Mr. Michel Brandt: WHEREAS, Charles Judkins , Acting Chief of Police for the Town of Queensbury did recommend that we advertise for bids for four mobile FM radios and 146 five hand held portable FM two way radios, and WHEREAS, bids were advertised for and received on August 16th 1977 and WHEREAS, two bids were received.and turned over to Charles Judkins , Acting Chief of Police for his recommendation, Now, Therefore be it RESOLVED, ,that upon �Mr.. Judkins request the Town Board accept the bid of Adirondack Communications, ' Inc. ofiSo. G1ensFalls, N.Y. in the amount of $ 10,510.00 with the stipulation that Kefore the awarding of the bid a statement in writing of one year maintenance costs and installation cost be made available, and be it further RESOLVED, that the payment for this equipment will be from the Federal and State Grant. Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes: Mr. Olson, Mr. Barber, Mrs—Walter, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Brandt Noes: None Absent: None Councilman Barber- Requested that the monthly reports frman the Town Clerk' s , Dog Warden and Building and Zoning and Police Dept. be placed on file. . . COMMUNICATIONS Supervisor Brandt- Application .for rezoning-requested to be read. September 9, 1977 Members of Queensbury Town Board: We, Henry C. Knoblauch Jr. , Norman C. Benack, and Robert Ruggles. Known as KBR Associates, request a zoning change from M-1 (Light INDUSTRY) to C-3 (COMMERCIAL) . This L Shaped property is located on Quaker Road and Ridge Road, approx. 301.85 feet on Quaker Road and 312.10 on Ridge Road. You will find enclosed map and deed of this property. This property is adjacent to Cumberland Farms, which was rezoned March 23, 1976 from M-1 to C-3, and also directly across Quaker Road, North side, we have two more zoning changes made from R-3 (residential) to C-3 (commercial) , namely, N.M.P. CORP. , and James Conklin Plumbing. We have a purchaser for our property on Quaker Road, adjacent to Albany Engineering Systems, who's prime concern is using this property commercially, such as : a travel age cy, employment bureau, and has architectial plan of restoring a 250 year old barn for historical reasons. This property has been owned soley by Mr. Knoblauch for the past 10 years or more, and he has had this property for sale without any success, due to the zoning. Basically the property is tcosmall for light industry and more suitable for commercial use. This has been a hardship on Mr. Knoblauch to the extent where Mr. Knoblauch brought in partners to save losing the prop- erty to. Manufactures Hanover' Trust Co. We have been granted a variance for our purchaser on part of the property on Quaker Road, but we feel it would be of our best interest to have all the property rezoned to C-3, like most of the property adjacent to it, **th the exception of A.E.S. Would appreciate your bringing this to the attention of your committee on Tuesday, September 13, 1977. Any help on this matter would be deeply appreciated. RBspectfully, /s/ Norman C. Benack, Sec. Councilmen Robertson- Requested that a hearing date be set noting that the application most likely be acted upon rapidly due to the fact that it was before the boards recently in the form of a vartance. Councilman Barber Questioned w)ty the variance was not gaanted? Councilman Robertson The variance was granted but was contested and is before the Courts. . . . they are now seeking- a rezoning. . . George Liapes- Outlined the various dates of the Building Inspector Planning Baardand Warren Co. Planning Boards. . . RESOLUTION TO SET PUBLIC HEARING TO REZONE PROPERTY OF K.B.R. ASSOCIATES FROM M-1 TO C-3 BUOLTTION NO. _2. 13, Introduced by Mr. Michel Brandt who moved its adoption, secon a by Mr. Robert Barber: WHEREAS, an application'-has bean -made by K.B.R. Associates for rezoning of properties in the Town of Queensbury, Warren Co. , New York, hereinafter described in Schedule A, from an M-1 classification to a C-3 and WHEREAS, the Zoning Ordinance of the Town of Queensbury, Section 11.100 and the Town Law of the State of New York, Sections 264 and 265 provide that a proposed amendment or change in the zoning ordinance of the Town be referred to the Planning Board of the Town of Queensbury and the Warren Co. Planning Board and a public hearing be held therein and WHEREAS, the within application has been referred to the respective planning boards, each of whom has issued their report to the Town of Queensbury, Now, Thereflre be it RESOLVED, that a public hearing on such application beheld by the- -Town-Board of the Town of Queensbury on Tuesday October 18th, 1977 at 7: 30 P.M. at the Town Office Building Bay and-Haviiand Roads in said Town, and that notice thereof be published at least ten days in advance thereof in the official town newspapers ' and it is- further RESOLVED, that property owners within 500 feet of the- subject property be notified of the hearing in writing as required by law. SCHEDULE A. " ALL THAT PRICE OR PARCEL OF LAND, together with the buildings and improvements thereon situate in the Town of Queensbury, County of Warren and State of New-York, 'being part of Lot No. .24, Queensbury Patent, and more particularly bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at an iron pipe' set in the easterly line of Ridge Road at the southwest corn er of premises heretofore conveyed from Henry C. Knoblauch, Jr. to Atlantic Richfield Company by deed dated October 1, 1969. and recorded in the Warren County. Clerk' s Office on October .l 1969 in Liber 513 of Deeds at page 459, running thence (1) South 66020' 40" East 359.48 .feet along the south line of said premises conveyed to Atlantic Richfield Company to an iron pipe set in the southeast corner of said premises conveyed to- Atlantic Richfield Company,, running. thence (2) North 21-40' 55" East 175.00 feet along the east line of slid premises conveyed to Atlantic-Richfield Company to a concrete monument set in the northeast corner of said premises conveyed to Atlantic Richfield. Company, running thence (3) North 21'49' 05" East 33.90 feet to a monument set in the ground, running thence (4) South 58 ° 22 ' 15" East 224. 00 feet along the south line of Quaker Road to a monument set in the ground, running thence (5) South 66 ° 09' East 77.85 feet along the south: line.- of- said Quaker Road to an®iron pine set in the ground, running thence (6) North 81 42' 3! ' West 81. 77 feet to an iron pipe set in the ground,- running thence (7) South 25 47'45" West 266- 10 feet to an iron pipe set in the ground, running thence 148 (8) North 810 52' 10" West 697.05 feet to an iron pipe set in the easterly line of Ridge Road, running thence (9) North .43- 52 ' 30" East 312. 10 feet along the easterly line of said Ridge Road to the point and place of beginning. Containing 3.71 acres, more or less, all as shown on a survey map made by Coulter & McCormack, Licensed .Land Surveyors, dated April 24, 1972 and revised June 28, 1972 and entitled "Map of Lands of Henry C. Knoblauch and Louis E. Brown, situated in Town of Queensbury, Warren County, New York". BEING the same premises conveyed from Louis E. Brown and Ellard D. Brown to Henry C. -Knoblauch, �Jr. -by deed dated June 21, 1972 and recorded in the Warren County Clerk's Office on June 29 , 1972 in Liber 553 of Deeds at page 229. Duly adopted by the follvwing vot4: Ayes: Mr. Olson, Mr. Barber, Mrs. Walter, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Brandt Noes: None Absent: None Ltr. COLONIAL CABLEVISION, INC. Quaker Road - P.O. Box 762 Glens Falls, New York 12801 Tel: 518 793-3835 September 1, 1977 Supervisor Town Board-Town of Queensbury Queensbury Town Office Building Bay & Haviland Roads Glens Falls, New York 12801 RE: Colonial Cablevision, Inc. Dear Sirs, and Madam: To bring you up to date on our current construction. We are well along with hbe construction of the Country Club, Mannis and Blind Rock Roads. We have substantially completed Rolling Ridge and have substantially completed the underground required at Wincrest and Orchard Park. We are completing work on the eastern end of Sherman Avenue and will be completing Luzerne Road and West Mountain very shortty. We will service the side streets off Luzerne and West Mountain, as we progess. Hopefully, we feel that all of-the above will be completed by October 15th. Trusting this. brings you up to date. I. remain Very truly yours , /s/ RJN: ab ROBERT J. NOLAN Supervisor Brandt- reviewed the progress of Cable T.V. in Twicwood and the progress in the Glen Lake. Area. . . Councilman Barber- questdnned the Bond regarding the work in Twicwood. . .asked Mr. GArb to check on this and if the work is done to his satififaction to return the bond.:: Carl Garb- Will check this out. . . Highway Super. Ltr. Local Property Owners Town of Queensbury Red, Town of Queensbury Ordinance Regulation for Motorboats on Lake George 14(9 Dear Property Owner: There is apparently a misunderstanding on- the part of shoreline owners in the Town of Queensbury regarding the distance requirement of the anchorage regulation on -Lake George. The regulation which is presently in effect generally prohibits the anchoring or mooring of any boat within 100 feet of any private dock or other impeoved property without permission of .the upland owner of such dock or property. It has come ;to the �attention ,of' this Department that some property owners in Queensbury have stationed buoys and markers some 200 feet from their property. These actions are apparently founded on the be- lief that a 1974 amendment to Federal Law increasing the distance from 100 feet to 200 feet is in effect. The State Law requires the approval of the Commissioner of the Department.of Environmental Conservation in order for such an ordinance to be effective. For various reasons the Commissioner of the Department has not approved the 1974 amendment. Accordingly, the 100 foot prohibition 'remaias the law, and the placing of any mooring bouys beyond the 100 foot limit requires a permit from the Commissioner. Flacng:markers or.mooring buoys beyond the 100 foot limit without such a permit is illegal. We hope that this letter clarifies the matter and that, in a co- operative spirit, any of you who is in violation with the law as explained will take whatever remedial action is necessary to comply with the 100 foot limitation. Very truly yours, /s/ Charles F. Hawley, Chairman Lake George Park Commission by: Malcolm A. Coutant Counsel to Lake George Park Commission and DEC Regional Attorney - Region 5 DFH:MAC:m Councilman Barber- Introduced a resolution requesting Mr. Burley of ENCON to.,sign the Ordinance creating a 200' limit. . . Councilman Robertson- seoonded the motion asked for a reason for not signing the Ordinance. . . Supervisor Brandt- discussed the work done by officer Crain in regard to neighbor disputes over buoys. Joseph Brennen- Reviewed the letter from'Mr. Burley. . . Town Counsel commented that he also felt that there were certain portions of the ordinance that were abbiguous . . . suggested that the Town Board consider reminding the approval and adopting a new ordinance. . . Councilman Barber- I will withdraw my notion. . . Supervisor Brandt- appointed Mr. Barber and Mr. Robertson to draft another ordinance . . . OFFICE OF T$E 'POSTMASTER GENRRAL Washington, D.C. 20260 August 26, 1977 Mr. Donald A. Chase Town Clerk Town of Queensbury Queensbury Town Office Building Bay and Haviland Roads, .R.D. 1. Glens Falls, New York, 12801 . 154 Dear Mr. Chase: This is in response to your August 10 letter to Postmaster General Benjamin F. Bailar concerning your interest in se'- parate ZIP Codes for Glens Falls and Queensbury. The Postal Service is charged with the responsibility of pro- viding, as a basic function, -mail service for the purpose of binding the Nation together through the correspondence of its people. An attendant obligation is to provide mail delivery service in the most efficient manner possible-'at a' cost to the public which is raasonable `and equitable. Postal delivery boundaries are established to provide the i most efficient system of delivery service possible to quali- fied areas. Delivery boundaries and ZIP Codes are not adjusted solely for the purpose of providing local identity and do not necessarily coincide with city, county or township boundaries. I regret that my response could not be more favorable. If I can be of asssistance in the . future, 'please let'-me know. Sincerely yours, Glenn A. Metzdorg /s/ General Manager of Administration Government Relations-'Department Supervisor Brasidt spoke on talking with the local postmaster with the possibility being looked into of using one of the three zip codes in the Town as the Queensbury Zip Code. . . reviewed the problems with sales tax revenues coming back to the town. . . Ltr. Fire Marshal August 23, 19 77 `--� To: Town Board From: Mr. Bodenweiser Town Board, RHquest pemmission to attend Fire Marshals & Inspectors Seminar October 19-21, 1977 as per attached flyer. Approximate cost encluding Transportation, meals and lodging $135. 00 3 days. Respectfully Yours, /s/ N. W. Bodenweiser- - Fire Marshal NWB/cpb Councilman Barber- questioned the last time he went to a convention. . . Mr. Bodenweiser- June, 1977 Reviewed hhe programs to be featured in the convention and the past conven- tions. . . Councilman Barber- -Do you have monies in your budget to allow for this? Mr. Bodenweiser- I belirve there is enough money in the budget to allow for this. : . I am in the A-1 Code. . . Daniel Olson- noted that the monies placed in the A-1 Code were for,gas and oil. . .and insurance. . . requested that next year' s budget he put in for one convention. . . I RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE ATTENDANCE AT FIREMARSHAL'S AND INSPECTORSS SEMINAR RESOLUTION NO. 214. Introduced by Mr. DAniel Olson who moved its adoption, seconded by Mr. Hammond Robertson: RESOLVED, that permission is hereby *granted to N.W. Bodenweiser to attend the Fire Marshal' s and Inspector' s Seminar to be held at Montour Falls, N.Y, on October 19-21 1977 and that the actual and necessary expenses incurred in such attendance is a proper town charge. j Duly adopted by the follwwing vote: Ayes: Mr. Olson, Mr. Barber, Mrs.' Walter, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Brandt Noes: None Absent: None Ltr. Highway September 13, 1977 Queensbury Town Board Queensbury Town Office Bay & Haviland Roads Dear Town Board: I am requesting that 'the town board advertise for a new 3/4 ton pick-up truck as 'per attached specifications.' ' Thanking you in advance for your consideration. Carl A. Garb /s/ Highway Superintendent CAG:bjr Carl Garb- This will replace a 1967 Ford pickup. . . requesting a four wheel drive with plow. . . Councilman Barber- questioned where the other four wheel drive 4ith` plow was. . . Carl Garb- that is in service. . . Councilman Barber- questioned why that is not adequate. . . Carl Garb- better service for' the town if we have two of them. . . Councilman Barber- questioned that Mr. Garb had stated earlier that he did not ,kded another small truck but wished for larger trucks. . . Carl Garb- The truck is for no particular person. . . reviewed the work that will be done -with the smaller vehicles —plowing mt. ranges delivering gas. . .emergencies. . . T- Councilman Barber- Do you nedd two pickups a grader and dump trucks to plow the mountains? Carl Garb- reviewed that areas where small trucks are needed. . . Supervisor Brandt- questioned if the monies could be encumbered and be used next year en ,a larger truck? Carl Garb- . No, we need smaller trucks toa listed the samings in gas etc. . . . 152 Councilman Olson- Do you have this money in the budget? Carl Garb- Yes, I do. Councilman Robertson Will you turn in a pickup .truck? Carl Garb- Yes. . . Councilman Barber- Have you gotten the plow back from Warren County maybe this .plow could be used on the pickup. . : Carl Garb- This could be arranged. . . Councilman Olson- Will the purchase of the small trucks off set the purchase of any .larger trucks next year? Carl Garb- No, I do not. . . RESOLUTION TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR ONE NEW TMEE QUARTER TON 4X4 PICKUP RESOLUTION NO. 215 Introduced by Mr. Michel Brandt who moved its adoption, secon e y Mr. Daniel Olson: WHEREAS, Carl Garb, Highway Superintendent of the Town of Queensbury has recommended that the Town Board advertise for bids for the purchase of one new Three Quarter Ton 4X4 Pickup, Therefore be it RESOLVED, that the Town of Queensbury solicit sealed bids for one new three quarter ton 4X4 Pickup and that the followin notice be published in the official newspapers to read in the following lowing form: NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE is hereby given that the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury will receive sealed proposals on one new three quarter ton 4X4 Pickup.- A complete copy of the specifications will be available in the Office of the Town Clerk. Bids will be received up to 5 :00 P.M. on the 11th day of October, 1977 at the Town Clerk' s Office in the Town of Queensbury Office Building, Bay and Haviland Roads, G1ensFalls, New York 12801. Bids must be submitted in sealed.opaque envelopes marked THREE QUARTER TON PICKUP BID and there shall be included in such bid the Certificate of Non Collusion required by Section 103D of the General Municipal Law and the bidder msut state . the date of delivery. The Town Board will meet at the Queensbury Town Office Building at 7: 30 P.M. on the 11th day of -October, 1977 at which time the bids will be opened and read aloud. The -Town Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Duly adopted by the following-vote: Ayes: Mr. Olson, Mrs..-Walter.,-Mr Robert:s.oti Mr.:.Brandt Noes: Nos.. Barber Absent: None Ltr. Highway September 13, 1977 Queensbury Town Board Queensbury Town Office Bay & Havilafld Roads Dear Town Board: RE: Cottage Hill, Section- four I have inspecteddthe road in section four of the Cottage Hill subdivision. It meets all town specifications to become a -town highway and I recommend it be accepted into the highway system. /REspectfully yours, Carl A. Garb Highway Superintendent 153 The deed for this new road has not been received as yet in the Town Clerk's office. Mr. Brandt. reported that in talking with Mr. Flaherty the Water Supt. that he has inspected this road and found that the water lines are properly installed and meet. the criteria of the Water Department Mr. Brennan requested that because of the water not being tested and the unavailability of the deed that this matter be tabled to the next meeting. i Ltr, fromMr. Garb. September 13, 1977 Queensbury Town Board Queensbury Town Offide Building Bay and Haviland Roads Dear Town Board: I would like permission to attend the New York State Association of Town Superintendents of Highways 1977 Conference to be held September 27-30 at Swan Lake, New York Carl A. Garb /s/ Highway Superintendent RESOLUTION TO ATTEND CONFERENCE RESOLUTION N0, 216. Introduced by Mr. Hammond Robertson who moved its adoption, seconded by Mr. Daniel Olson: RESOLVED. -that permission is hereby granted to Carl A. Garb, Highway Superintendent to. attend-- the N:Y. - State Association of Town Superintendents of Highways 1977 Conference to be held September 27 through 30th in Swan Lake, New York and that the actual and necessary expenses incurred in such attendance is a proper town charge. Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes: Mr. Olson, Mr. Barber, Mrs. Walter, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Brandt Noes: N®ne Absent: None Councilman Walter- questioned Mir. Garb, are you going to Knish the paving schedule before starting the drainage work? Mr. Garb- The paving is almost done except for the extra monies that were brought in. . . Edgewood to dress up. . .Sullivan Plane. . . that will end the paving for the year. . . Councilman Walter . questioned Pinewood Avenue? Mr. Garb That will come under drainage. . .major portion of the road is in good shape, - will'place drainage system and repair sholders of the road. . . -- Reviewed the history of Pinewood Road. . . . Councilm®n Walter- Noted apparent delays in paving of the Road. . . did not like having to go back to these people and telling them that the road was not he be paved. . . Mr. Garb- Commented on the drainage problem in that area . . . . need to be taken care of. . . noted that the road should not have been placed under the paving schedule . . . 154 Councilman Barber- noted that a committment.had been made on the part of the Highway Supt. when the paving schedule was made. . . .how are you going to find enough money to pave that road. . . Carl Garb- there has been other committwnts made by the Town Board after the thing was made out that other roads be done. . . t Councilman Barber- I resent that remark because I, as a member of this Town Board did not make any committments about any road other ahan what was on the paving schedule. . . Carl Garb- Maybe you as one didn't. Supervisor Brandt- Noted that in some instanced some roads were paved more than was on the paving schedule due to situations that arose during paving. . . Councilman Olson- The roads on the schedule that were not done this year will be top priority next year. . . Supervisor Brandt- The Highway Dept. would. be commended for the job they did An paving this year. . .a lot of paving has been done. . . OPEN FORUM Mrs. Thompson- requested the Town Board to reconsider the Coles Woods issue. . . (described the property) urged Qsby. to ,join the City on the purchase of this property. . . requested that the Town Board have a representative to meet with the City and discuss the project—noted that .�. this should not Just be considered a ski area but a green belt to be preserved. . .must keep the lines of communications open. . . Supervisor Brandt- Willing to look at any concepts in this matter. . . Councilman Olson- Reviewed the stand of the Board on the Coles Woods area. . . Mrs. Thompson- Noted that she did not feel that the people' s wishes were met. . .could get 1000 names of people who wish to have the Town and City purchase this property. . . Councilman Barber- Reviewed the reasons that the Coles Woods project was turned down• by the Town Board. . . Mrs. ' Thompson- spoke on the possibility of the city of Glens Falls withdrawing their applica- tion for funds bo puuchase Coles Woods. . . F Supervisor Brandt- This also has been related to me that . . . unless the City can find help that �--,► the project with the proposed purchase of the property will have to be cancelled. . . Mrs. Thompson- spoke on a joint project with the City and Town pulling together to have this prbj a ct. Supervisor Brandt- Commented that he felt payroll' s could be cut in the Recreation area and the monies used for acquisition of property. . . Mrs . Thompson- questedned the Board on if there were any I i (W 1 TOWN OF QUEENSBURY 1977 BUDGET SUMMARY LESS ESTIMATED LESS UNEXPENDED AMOUNT TO BE CODE APPROPRIATIONS REVENUES BALANCE RAISED BY TAXES A General 839,298. 510,981. 100, 000. 228,317 . DRHighways: Repairs 210,625. 18, 000. -0- 192, 625. & improvements DM Machinery 191,993. -0- -0- 191, 993. DS Snow & Misc. 136,204. 16, 000. -0- 120,204. DE Improvement Prog. 36,000. 14, 400. -0- 21,600. CF Federal Revenue 80,500. 80,500. -0- -0- C Pineview 56, 147. 49, 234. 6,913. -0- SPECIAL DISTRICTS SL1 Ft. Amherst - Garrison 3,200. -0- 500. x,700. SL2 Cleverdale 1, 000. -0- -0- 1, 000. SL3 Pinewood 140. -0- 40. 100. SL4 So. Queensbury 9,700. -0- -0- 9, 700. SL5 West Queensbury 10,000. -0- -0- 10, 000. SL6 Queensbury 34, 000. -0- 3, 000. 31, 000. SW1 Queensbury Water 1, 286,748. 394,192. -0- 892, 556. SW5 W.G.Falls Ext. #1 745. -0- -0- 745. SW3 W.G.Falls Water 13,959. 10, 571. -0- 3, 388. SW4 Shore Colony 2, 375. 1, 575. 800. -0- SF1 Fire Protection 198, 779. -0- -0- 198 ,779. P.A.C.Sewer 1, 500. -0- 475. 1, 025. SD1 Qby Drainage 5, 070. -0- -0- 5, 070. SS3 Reservoir Park 1,550. -0- 800. 750. TOTALS 3, 119, 533. 1,096, $53. 111.1�f28. 1, 911,552. G� r _ General Fund App . ations 1. 1975 Actual 1976 Budget Budget Officer' s - A1010 Town Board fl2tOOO.00 propriatkons- A,.ppropriations Tentative Preliminary Adopted .100 Personal Services $13,000.00 $13,780 .00 $ I3,7F+` ,00 13,000 .00 .200 Equipment ",.440 Contractual 358.00 600.00 600.00 60 .00 600 . 00 Total 12,358.00 13, 600.00 14,380.00 14,380 .00 13 ,600 .00 A 1110 Town Justice .100 Personal Services 16,284.70 18, 176.00 23,865.00 ? s,865 .00 23, 295.00 j .200 Equipment 100.00 70.00 7G .00 70 . 00 .440 Contractual 2,096.08 3,140.00 2530.00 2530.00 2 ,530 .00 Total 18,380.78 21V416.00 269465 .00 2� �.r,c, �00 25, 895.00 A 1220 Supervisor 17 ,740.00 .100 Personal Services 17 ,346.45 165426.00 17,740.00 , 29,455. 00 .200 Equipment 245.00 350 00 1_.x_0 .00 2,950 . 00 .440 Contractual 424.08 500.00 1, � �q� .00 � Total 18,015.53 16,926.00 19,090.00 1. 32, 405.00 A 1330 Tax Collection .100 Personal Services 89551.08 8,960.00 9.,169_.00 9,169.00 9,169 . 00 . 200 Equipment .440 Contractual 3,490.63 3, 650.00 3,875.00 331 ,975.00 3, 875. 00 Total 129041.71 12, 610.00 "13.,044.00 1 %J044 .00 13, 044. 00 A 1340 Budget _Administrator ZI00 Personal. Services 129230,00 1 ', '30 .!?0t -0- . 200 Equipemant .440 Contractual 1,600.00 1.,600 .00 -0- Total 13,830.00 1.3,830.�;0 -0- A 1355 Assessors .1.00 Personal Services 12,706.73 13, 375.00 119170.00 1.39470.00 13, 370. 00 .200 Equipe rent 1.13 350.00 6, �9.00 /6 a 9 . 00 .440 Contractual 5,706. 62 2, 300.00 Total 189413.35 171025 .00 17, 240.00 1.99 540.01 19 , 470. 00 A 1410 Town Clerk i .100 Personal Services 17,060.00 17, 660.00 190068.00 19,068 .00 19, 068. 00 4200 Equipment 200.00 220.00 220,00 220.00 .440 Contractual 4.403.91 4.480.00 5,095.00 5 C, 5, 095. 00 Total 210468.91 22, 340.00 241, 353.00 ?+'';` ?7- 24, 383. 00 General Fund Appro ons 2.1 1975 Actual , 1976 Budget Budget Officer' s A 1420 Attorney Appropriations Appropriations Tentative Preliminary Adopted .100 Personal Services 59000.00 .200 Equipment .440 Contractual 20,014.20 13,000.00 19 000.00 19,000.00 $17,000 . 00 Total 209014.20 18,000.00 99000.00 19,000.00 17 ,000. 00 A 1440 Engineer .100 Personal Services 179130.00 179480.00 .200 Equipment 400.00 400.00 400.00 400. 00 .440 Contractual 5,879.09 6,800.00 13,500.00 13.500.00 13, 500. 00 Total 23 009.09 24 680.00 13 900. 13, 90-0. 00 00 13,900.00 A 1345 Purchasing .440 Contractual 150.00 150.00 150.00 Total.. 150.00 150.00 150. 00 A 1450.ETections .1.00 Personal Services 69003.50 10,230.00 9,253.00 99563.00 9, 563. 00 .200 Equipment 700.02 100.00 .440 Contractual 1,011.85 340.00 900.00 900.00 900 . 00 Total 79715.37 109670.00 1.01153.00 10p466.00 10,463. 00 A 1490 Public Works Administration t100 Personal Services .200 Equipment .440 Contractual 500.00 -0- -0- -0- Total 500.00 -0- -0-~ -0- A 1620 Buildings .100 Personal Services 13,4590.17 99513.00 91,928.00 9,928.00 9, 928 . 00 .200 Equipment 119.88 1,855.00 175.00 175.00 175. 00 . 0410 Telephone 7,000.00 7,000.00 7, 000. 00 .420 Insurance 500.00 500.00 500. 00 .430 utilities 22,900.00 25900.00 2, 900. 00 .440 General Contractual 230144.96 369000.00 69480.00 69480.00 6, 480. 00 .450 Fuel Oil 2,900.00 2,900.00 2, 900. 00 Total 37tl44.96 47,368.00�- 29,883.00 29,883.00 29, 883. 00 3 f General Fund Approp�. . ,-ons 1975 Actual 1976 Budget Budget Officer' s A 1910 Unallocated Uns. AEpropri.a.tions Appropriations Tentative Preliminary Adopted •440 Contractual 49198.00 $ 19500.00 $ 2,900.00 7,10.E 7, 700- 00 A 1920 Mun. Ass. Dues .440 Contractual 400.00 400,00 400.00 400,00 400.00 A 1940 Contingent Account 20,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00 20, 000. 00 A 31.20 Police .100 Personal Services 989002.00 1349850.00 Y 119 0r�{�00.00 124, 300. 00 .200 Equipment 4,090.19 300,00 i 2� ,( p 12, 000. 00 .41.0 Telephone 19500.00 1, 500. 00 .420 Insurance 3,000.00 3, 000. 00 1401400.00.430 Utilities n0. 0 900. 00 ,, t , � � c r;n , C 15,000. 00 .440 General Contractual 14,874.27 16,000.00 • - .450 Fuel Oil (?f) 1,100. 00 .810 Retirement ����- i4 � ���{� 14,96$.t!0 14, 968 . 00 p ,. } 9,000,00 9 , 000. 00 .860 Hospitalization x a , 7 27;)•t��; 7 , 272. 00 .830 Social Secuvity ?, 2001 .00 2, 200. 00 j .840 Compensation , `� ;tt' 19� , 240.00 191, 240. 00 Total $151150.00 , . A 3310 Traffic Control .�30 Utilities 800.00 80(?.r�0 800 . 00 08 5 000.00 4, 20 00 200.00 4, 200. 00 .440 General Contractual. 6, 1.24. 5, 000 . 00 Total 6 124.08 5, 000.00 59000.00 5,000.00 A 31.50 Jail 1100.00 300. 00 .440 Contractual 42.00 31jC 0 300.00 A 3410 Fire Marshal. -, �+ 770.00 4 , 770- 00 .1.00 Personal Ser?i.ces 4$ 500.00 /4t6, 25.00, 4� `?0pOO ' .200 Equipment .440 rontr_actual 71.6,18 990.0" ?9c?�0Ca 79n,00 790. 0 216 1.8 5, 1 5 nr, 5, 560,00 5, 560.00 5, 560. 0 Total. 5, - b 4. General Fund Appropr( ns 1975 Actual 1976- Budget - Budget Officer' s A 3510 DogWarden Appropriations Apprpriations Tentative PreliminarX Adopted .100 Personal Services 79590.00 $ 71,940.00 $ 81,443.00 8,4 3.00 $ 8, 443.00 - .200 Equipment 4,500.00 720.00 720 .00 720.00 .420 Insurance 250.00 250.00 25{x. 00 .440 General Contractual 2,998,01 3, 570.00 _ 3, 640,�0(p 3, 640.00 3, 640 . 00 Total.. 100 588.01 162010.00 132053.00 13,053. 0 13, 053. 00 A 401.0 Board of Health . t00 Personal Services 25900.00 21900.00 2,96�; ,, Jw 2,968.00 $ 2, 800.00 .200 Equipment .440 contractual 900.00 1. 250.00 1, 250.00 1,250.00 1, 250 . 00 Total. 3,700.00 49050.00 4,21.8.00 4, 218.00 4, 050 . 00 A 4020 Registrar of Vital Statistics .100 Personal Services 11.0.50 200.00 1.00 .00 1.00.00 100. 00 .200 Equipment .440 rDn trac tual Total 110. 50 200.00 100.00 1.00.00 100. 00 A 501.0 Sup_ t.of Highways .160 Personal. Services 23,700.00 24, 300 ,00 25,900 .00 75,9n0.00 25,900. 00 .200 Equipment .440 contractual 8.00 300.00 _ _ Total 23,708.00 24, F100.00 25,900.00 25,900.00 25, 900. 00 A 5132 Highway Garage .410 Telephone 9C0�00 900.00 900. 00 .430 Utilities 12,0�l0,00 1.2,000.00 12, 000. 00 .450 Fuel. Oil 4,300,00 4, 300.00 4, 300. 00 Total 17, 200.00 170200.00 17, 200. 00 A 5182 Street Lighting 1? 36649 , 1x000,_00 19, 55000 1.9, 55 '__,00 4 . . Contractual s. 19, 550. 00 Total 12, 366.49 1.7,000,00 19, 550,00 190550.00 19,550. 00 General Fund Appro ions 5_ 1975 Actual.. 1976 Budget Budget Officer' s A 6256 CETA (Title VI) Appropriations appropriations Tentative Preliminary Ad oed_ .100 Personal Services $ 48,687 .08 $ 49,029,00 -0- .810 Employee Benefits 4,665 .00 11, 57_ 4.00 11,574.00 11, 574. 00 Total 53,352.08 49,029.00 11, 574.00 11, 574.00 11, 57 00 A 6250 CETA (Title II) .100 Personal Services 7A296.00 7, 296.00 7, 296. 00 .830 Social Security 445.00 44-5.00 445. 00 .860 Hospitalization 800.00 800.00 800. 00 Total 89541.00 8,541,00 8, 541. 00 A 6410 Publicity .440 Contractual 7,,025.00 5 ,500.00 -0- $ 52500.00 $3,500 . 00 Total 79025.00 5* 500.00 -0- 5, 500.On 3, 500 .00 A 6510 Veterans Service .440 Contractual 600.00 600.00 600.00 600 ,'?(, 600. 00 Total 600.00 600.00 600.00 600.0n 600. 00 A 7310 Youth Programs .100 'Dersonal Services 229947 .73 269543,00 "17,634.00 X26, +3.00 26 , 543. 00 ��'?�' 00 1, 000. 00 .200 Equipment 49000.00 500.00 �+, �- -�� � � u' .440 Contractual 14,095.29 12 ,000.00 9., 300.00 12,000.00 10,000 . 00 Total. 379043.02 422543.00 27,434.00 '+2, 543 ,On 37, 543. 00 A 7320 Joint Youth Contractual 1, 500.00 1, 500.00 1,500.00 _ ."� 1, 500. 00 ' 1, 500.00 1, 500.00 19500.00 1,500. 00 A 741.0 Library .440 Contractual 25,300.00 26 575.00 26,575.00 Total 250300.00 262575.00 269575.00 ' S�4--- 28 ► 575. 0 , 57. . r`(( 28,575. 0 A 7510 Historian .100 Personal Services 250.00 250.00 -0- -0- -0- .200 Equipment .440 Contractual, 98.80 50.00 -0- -0- Total 348.80 300.00 -0- `-n_ -0- 1 General. Fund Appro ons 1- 1975 Actual 1976 Budget Budget Officer' s A 7550 Celebrations Appropriations Appropriations Tentative Preliminary Adopted .100 Personal Services .200 Equipment 3,,400.00 400 Contractual 733. 58 2,800.00 400.00 3,400. 00 Total. 733.58 29800.00 400.00 32400.00 3,400. 00 A 7620 Senior Citizens 5.400.00 5, 400 . 00 .440 Contractual. 1,8_ 00.00 4,9_00.00 5 400.00 5,400. 00 Total 19800.00 49900.00 59400.00 5,400.00 A 8010 Zoning 25,O 59.00 252059.00 25, 059. 00 Personal Services 266.58 300.00 .200 Equipment 1,120.00 1§ 120.00 1,120. 00 .440 Contractual 493.22 700.00 2,88OsQO 2,R80.00 2, 880. 00 420 Insurance 583.00 5$3.00 583. 00 Total. 759.80 1,00.00 29,642.00 ?9,642.00 29,642. 00 Note: A8O2O Planning now combined with A8O10 - Zoning.for 1977. 7. General Fund Approp'L L&.I-tons_ 1975 Actual 1976 Budget Budget officer' s A 8020 Planning Appropriations Appropriations Tentative Prelim Dinar Adopted .100 Personal Services 22 582.35- 23,411.00 -0_ .200 Equipment 200.00 -0- -0- .420 Insurance -0- .440 General Contractual 2.047.87 _ 2,614.00 -0- -0' _0_ Total 24,630.22 26,225 .00 to:A 8010 Zoning to A 803.0 Zon' A 8090 Environmental Con trot _p_ .440 Contractual 372.80 1,000.00 -0- -0- -0-372.80 _1,000.00 -0- -0- Total A 8030 Res earch . 40 Contractual 5,000.00 -0- -0- 20,000 . 00 5,000.00 -0- -0- 20 ,000.00 Total_ A 8160 Refuse & Garbage .100 Personal Services 249226.00 25,450.00 309000.00 302000.00 30, 000. 00 .200 Equipment 10, 000. 00 .440 Contractual 26 077.96 2Q.000,00 10.000.00 10,000.00 40, 000. 00 Total 50,303. 459-450.00 480, 00 40,000.00 A8510 Community Beautification .440-Contractual 904.50 1,000.00 -0- 100. 0 100. 00 Total_ 904.50 19000.00 _0- 100.000 100. 00 A8540 Dra iage 500.00 22, 500.00 2,500.00 -;�0 Contractual 4 200.00 2,100.00 _ 22 Total , 200.00 2,100.00 2Z 500.00 229500.00 27500. 00 A 900 Employee Benefits 9010.8 State Retirement 20,363.00 289000.00 28, 681.00 280681.00 28,681.00 9015.8 Police & Fire Ret. 9,388.00 130210.00 9030.8 Soc. Sec. 189552.04 259138.00 17,012.00 17901.2.00 17,012 . 00 6 680 00 79000.00 9,3.10.00 5,600.00 5, . 00 9040.8 Workmens Comp. , � 34, 004444. 00 9060.8 Hospitalization 14 574.1 24,QQQ.Q4 34,044.00 34,044.00 Total 69,557.?t $ 97',348.00 $ 8;S�+ .0 $77, 7j-,_ l.(�- $85, 337 . 00 8. General_ Fund Appropriations 1.975 Actual 1976 Budget Budget Officer' s Preliminary Adopted Interfund Transfers Appropriations A22ro2riations Tentative A 9514.9. Pineview $ 239 700.00 ,.m 4. 15- 34,234 Cemetery _�_ _ A 9550.9 Capital fiord 2,000.00 -0- -0 A 9560.9 Capital Reserve 51 100.00 c! Total 749800.00 309000.00 28,800.00 34,834.00 34, 234.00 Debt Service, -Principal A 9720.6 Statutory Bonds 49205.00 41205.00 42205.00 41205.00 4, 205. 00 A 9730.6 Bond Anticipation Notes 69500.00 99450.00 9,450.00 9,450. 00 A 9740.6 Capital Notes 35 ,000.00 -0- -0- -0- Total 41,205.00 45,705.00 139655.00 1..32655.00 13,655. 00 Debt Service-Interest A 9720.7 Statutory Bonds 19398.16 1.9202.00 999.00 999.00 999. 00 A 9730.7 Bond Anticipation 1,952.00 1,952.00 1, 952. 0 Notes 3t234.00 A 9740.7 Capital Notes 3,150.00 Total 19398.16 79586.00 29951.00 2,951..00 2, 951. 0 TOTAL GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATIONS $ 848_,'0944.0+0 $67..4,088.00 5839,298. 00 839, 298. 0 t`t General Fund Est W Revenues 94 1975 Actual 1976 Budget Budget Officer' s Preliminary Adopted TAX ITEMS Revenues Revenues Tentative A 1090 Interest & Penalties 4,734.64 3,100.00 3,750.00 3,-750.00 3, 750. 00 Sales Tax A 1120 Non Property Tax 2989664.77 300,000.00 200,000.00 $150,000.00 150,000. 00 Distribution by county Total. partmental Income ZU01 Park Recreation Chgs. 600.00 600.00 600. 00 A 1232 Tax Collection 729.24 700.00 700.00 700.00 700. 00 A 12_S5 -Clerk Fees 1,761.00 115,50.00 1,550.00 1_9550.00 1,550. 00 A 1.520 Police Fees 482.50 350.00 400.00 400.00 400.00" A 1570 Demolition Permits 130.00 60.00 1.00.00 100.00 100. 00 A 2110 Zoning Fees 1,250.00 1,400.00 1. 600.00 1, 600.00 1,600. 00 Total. 40352.74 49060.00 431950.00 42950.00 4, 950. 'A 2401 Use of Money & Property Interest & Earnines 10,737.26 12,000.00 15,000.00 15.000.00 15,000. 00' Total 109327.26 12,000.00 1.59000.00 15,000.00 15,000.00 Licenses and Permits A 2545 Other licenses 3,194.20 41000.00 49000.00 4,000.00 4, 000. 00' A 2540 Bingo License 900.31 700.00 700.00 700.00 700. 00 A 2555 Building Permits 119778.00 12,000.00 129000.00 129000.00 12,000. 00 A 2544 Dog Licenses 29625.16 2$ 00.00 3,500.00 3. 5 0,00 3, 500. 00 A 2590 Junk Yard Permits 150.00 175.00 125.00 125.06 125. 00 A 2610 Fines and Forfeited 28 145.10 28,000.00 30,000.00 30"000.00 30, 000. 00 Total Bail %60792.77- $47,375.00 $509325.00 50,325.00 50, 325. 00 4 General Fund Estimated Revenues 1.975 Actual 1976 Budget budget Officer' s A2768 Public Employment Revenues Revenues Tentative Pre]_imina Adopted Program (title 6) $ 66,405.00 A 2766 ( Title 2) 18,180.98 $ 63, 237.00 $ 90956.00 $ 99956.00 $9,956. 00 A 2770 Cable T.V. 7,478.64 4, 500.00 89000.00 89000.00 81000. 00 A 3001 Per Capita 168,863000 160,000.00 180,000.00 1800000.00 180,000.00 A 3005 Mortgage Tax 103,291.74 800000.00 80,000.00 809000.00 80.000.00 A 3820 Youth Programs 70110.53 8,000.00 79500.00 79500.00 7,500. 00 A 3803 Programs for Aging 2,450.00 _ 1.500.00 1s 500.00 1,500.00 Grand Total Estimated Revenues 371,329.89 $664,722 ,00 $560,981.00 $51,0,961.0 510,931. 00 Unexpended Balance Applied $ 100,000.00 I00,000.00 $.100,000.0 100, 000. 00 A 1001 Real Property Tax $ 999540.00 $ 63,399.00 $ 13,107 .00 $ 228,317. 00 - 228,317.0 r GENERAL FUND ENTERPRISE - CEMETERY P INEVI EW 1975 Actual 1976 Budget Budget officer' s C 8810 APPROPRIATIONS ADPropriations Appropriations Tentative Preliminary Adopted .l 0 Personal Services 350687 .17 $ 380946.00 $ 32, .00 r '314.00 .200 Equipment 19168.47 19000.00 1,000.00 $ 19600.000 � 31, 000.00 .400 Contractual 49799.62 59330.00 - _ - .416 Telephone 250.00 250.00 250. 00 .4�O Insurance 29000.00 20100.00 2,100. 00 .430 Utilities 200.00 1 200.00 200.00 .440 Gen. Contractual 31300.00 31300.00 3, 300. 00 .450 Fuel. Oil _____._ 7 700_;00 700. 00 Total 471'10 655.26 452276.00 . 399930.00 452364.00 45,364. 0" 9G 000 ._EnnPloyee Benefits -State Retirement 39014.00 39880.00 40509.00 49509.00 4,509. 00 9030.8 Soc. Security 19987 .89 2,279.00 29290.00 2,290.00 2, 290.00 9040.8 Workmens Comp. 19002.00 19000.00 1,500.00 11500.00 1, 500. 00 9060.8 Hospitalization 1,135.35 1,465.00 2,484.00 2,484.00 2,484. 00 Total 7,139 24 830624.00 10,783.00 109783.00 10 Total Cemetery Approp. $489794.50 $53,900.00 $ 503,713.00 $56,147 .00 $ 56;147.0 ESTIMATED REVENUES - PINEVIEW C 2190 Sale of Cemetery Lots 5,116.37 69000.00 6,000.00 69,000.00 6, 000. 0 C 2192 Cemetery Serv. 10,123.75 82000.00 89000.00 89000.00 8,000. 0 C 2810 Gen. Fund Trans. 239700.00 28,000.00 28,800.00 34,:23=x,00 34, 234. 0 C 2401 Interest 2,191.57 1,000.00 ?.,000.00 1 000.00 11000.0 Total Est. Revenues 419131.69 439000.00 439800.00 49234.00 49,234. UO- Estimated Unexpended Balance 10,900.00 6,973.00 60913.00 6, 913.00 r HIGHWAY FUND APgROPRIATIONS Repairs & Improvements 1975 1976 Budget Budget Officer's (Item 1) - Actual Appropriations Amropriations Tentative Preliminary AdoDted DR5110.1 Personal Services$104,570.47 -' $930690.00 $ 879187.00 $ 879187 .00 87,187.00 DR5110.440 1549772.51 105,645.00 23,000.00 239000.00 23, 000.00 Contractual DR5110.461 Patching Mix 109000.00 10,000.00 10, 000. 00 DR5110.462 Tars & 639500.00 630500.00 63, 500.00 Cutbacks DR5110.463 Limestone .Total $259t342.98 $199.335.00 $t83,687.00 $183, 687 .00 183, 687.00 Employee Benefits DR9010.8 State Retirement 119500.00 12,100.00 12,000.00 12,000.00 12,000.00 DR9030.8 Soc. Sec. 50392.48 51,480.00 59313.00 50313.00 5,313. 00 DR9040.8 Workmens Comp. 3,999.60 4,000.00 2,925.00 30 -5.00 3,425.00 DR9060.8 Hospitalization 6,1 75.34 6, 500.00 6, 200.00 6 200.00 6,200.00 Total - $ 279067.42 $ 28,080.00 $ 26,438.00 $2Z,8.00 26,938. 00 Total Appropriations Item 1 286,41� 0.40 $227,415.00 $ 210_1_2jp $91.0.162 5 0.OO -1V 10,6 2 5.V Machine y (Item III) DM5130.1 Personal Services 189775.30 31.500.00 329054.00 $ 32,054.00 32,054.00 DM5130.2 Equipment 8,152.00 250700.00 7% 000.00 75,000.00 75,000 .00 DM5130.420 Insurance 139000.00 179100.00 17,100.00 DM5130.440 General Contractual 329000.00 322000.00 32, 000. 00 Expense DM5130.465 Lubricants DM5130.400 Total Contractual 53.001.59 63.0_0_0.00 Total. 790928.89 1009200.00 $1.52105 +4 $1. , 156, 154. o Employee Benefits DM9010.8 State Retirement 19900.00 19985.00 21100.00 291.00.00 2 , 100. 00 DM9030.8 Soc. Sec. 19107.93 1,843.00 1-30954.00 1. 0954.00 1,954. 00 DM9040.8 Workmens Comp. 386.08 500.00 975.00 975.00 975. 00 DI9060.8 Hospitalization 878.44 1,692.00 21000.00 2.000.0() 2 ,000.00 Total r ,2+ 7245 6.020.nO 79029.00 7,029.00 7, 029 . 00 HIGHWAY FUND APrxurk(IATIONS Cont. Debt Service 1975 Actual 1.976 Budget Budget Officer' s Principle Appr-oerriations Appropriations Tentative Preliminary Adopted DM9730.6 Bond Anticipation 7149 145.UU $149145.00 $ 14,145.00 $ 14, 145.00 ' JIL 4 • 0 C Notes DM9740.6 Capital 35,160.00 Notes DM9720.6 Stat. Bonds 11,367.00 11,367.00 11,367.00 11,367.00 11,367.0( Total 609672.00 259512.00 25,51.2.00 250512.00 25,512 .00 Interest DM9~730.7 Bond Anticipation 39526.31 21829.00 29016.00 29016.00 2, 016 .00 Notes DM9740.7 Capital 19538.25 Notes DM9720.7 Stat. Bonds 2.3,03.92 1.793.00 1,282.00 1, 282.00 1,282. 00 Total 79368.48 4.622.00 3,298.00 3,298.00 aC Total Appropriations(Item 111)$152,241..82 1$136,354.00 $ 187,893.00 11A91 99.3-.00 191,993. 00 Viscellaneous (Brush & Weeds) DS5140.440 General Contractual Expense 19065.00 4,000.00 6,000.00 6,000.00 G, 000.0 Total L 9 Ub--) II 4,000.00 62000.00 69,000 0 Snow Removal(Item IV) DS51 2,1 Personal Services 549447.63 729170.00 809640.00 802640.00 80,640. 0 DS5142.440General Cont. Exp. 200966.24 259000.00 92000.00 93,000.00 9,000. 0 DS5412.461 Patching Mix. 39100.00 3,000.00 3, 000. 0 DS5142.464 Salt 12 000.00 12.000.00 12, 000.0 Total 759413.87 979170.00 1U4;b4U:QO $1049640.00 5104,640.0 Employee Benefits DS9010.8 Retirement 79045.00 89500.00 1.29000.00 122000 .00 12,000. 0 DS9030.8 Soc. Sec. 3,262.90 4,222.00 4,914.00 4, 914 .00 4,914.0 DS9040.8 Workmen' s Comp. 1.9432.32 1,700.00 2, 600.00 3,#50.00 3,150 .0 DS9060.8 Hospitalization 19982.88 42400.00 S 500.00 5, 5nn.n0 5,500.0 Total $ 1:5,723.'T $1010ZZ':OU- �ZJ UI.4.UU $2 5, ,b4.UU 25,564.0 14 HIGHWAY FUND APB--AIATIONS Cont. 1975 Actual 1976 Budget Budget Officer' s Appropriations Appropriations Tentative Preliminary Adopted Total Appropriations 'Item IV $. 90 9201 .97 $119.992.00 $ 135, 654.00 $ 1 36, ''04.00 $136,204. 0( Accounts West Mountain Road Improvement Program (Project No. 5150 DE5151.1 Personal Services 400.00 400.00 400. 0( 'DE5150.4 Contractual 830.00 830.00 830.0( ED515O.8 Employee Benefits 120.00 120.00 120. 00 De5150.9 Transfer to Highway Fund Total 1,350.00 19350.00 1,350.0( Improvement Program Eldridge Road (Prod ect No. 5151) DE5151.1 Personal Services 400.00 400.00 400.0 DE5151.4 Contractual 830.00 830.00 830.0 DE5151.8 Employee Benefits 120.00 120.00 120.0 DE5151.9 Transfer to Highway Fund Total 11350.00 19350.00 1,3 0.0 Thurderbird Drive Improvement Program (project No. 515 ) DE5152.1 Personal Services 300.00 300.00 300.0 DE5152.4 Contractual 645.00 645.00 645.0 DE5152.8 Employee Benefits 90.00 90.00 90. 0 DE5152.9 Transfer to Highway Fund Total Total Appropriations 1, 1',035. 0 Transferred r I HIGHWAY FUND APPROi _.____IONS CONT. ---� 1975 Actual 1976 Budget Budget Officer' s Accounts Appropriations Appropriations Tentative Preliminary Adopted Bridge Meadr%whrook Road Improvement Program (Project No. 515 DE5153.1 Personal_ Services ?52000.00 $ 5,000.00 $ 5,000.00 DE5153.2 Contractual 15,820.00 15,820.00 15,820.00 DE5153.8 Employee Benefits 1,50t':*f'f) 1,500.00 1,500. 00 DE5153.9 Transfer to Highway Fund Total $ 220320.00 $22,320.00 $ 2,320.00 French Mt. Drive Improvement Program (Project No. 5154) DE515 .1 Personal Services 29500.00 2,500.00 2,500.0 DE5154.2 Contractual 2, 150.00 21150.00 2,150.0 DE5154.8 Employee Benefits 750.00 750.00 750.0 D25154.9 Transfer to Highway Fund Total $ 5,400.00 $ 59400.5-0 $5 .0 Bennet Road Improvement Program (Project„ No. 5155) DE1515 Personal Services 300.00 300.00 300.0 DE1515.4 Contractual 555.00 555.00 555.0 HE1515.8 Employee Benefits 90.O0 90.00 90 .0 DE1515.9 Transfer to Highway Fund Total $945.0 $945.00 $ HIGHWAY FUND APPROPRIATIONS CANT. MEADOWBROOK ROAD 1975 Actual 1976 Budget Budget Officer' s Accounts Appropriations Appropriations Tentative Preliminary Adopted : Improvement Program Project No. 5156) DE5156.1 Personal Services $ 800.00 $ 800.00 $ 800. 00 DE5156.4 Contractual 23,560.00 2,560.00 2,560 .00 DE5156.8 Employee Benefits 240.00 240.00 240.00 .DE5156.9 Transfer to Highway Fund Total $ 3#600.00 $ 3.600.00 $ 3,600.0 Total Appropriations for 'Improvement Programs $ 36,000.00 $ 36,0___ 00._00 36,000.00 n�%.HWAY FUNDS - ESTIMATED REVENUES I� _ REPAIRS & IMPROVEMENTS ( Item 1) 1975 Actual 1976 Budget Budget Officer's Accounts Aoronriations Appropriations Tentative Preliminary Adopted Local Sources `-"'- DR2650 Sale Gas $ 39205.17 DR2401 Interest & 59615.02 $ 99000.00 $ 90000.00 $ 91000.00 Earnings $ 1.000.00 DR2680 Insurance 342.00 .Refund DR2840 Transfer from Highway Fund IV 549108.34 DR2770 Personal & Equip. . 241.00 DR2812 Trenefer Gen. 319000.00 State Aid, Mileage and valuation Aid DR3507 9,450.00 9,000.00 9.000.00 9,000.00 9,000.00 Total Estimated Revenues $103,961.53 $100000.,00 . $189000:00 }1.80000.00 $18,000.00 HIGHWAY FUNDS - ESTIMATED REVENUES MACHINERY (ITEM 3) Local Sources DM1120 Non-Property tax Distribution by County DM2401 Interest &Earning 3,742.24 8.60.00 none none none DM2665 Sale DM2416 Rental of 4quip. 17,818.90 8.000.00 none none none DM2810 Transfer from General Fund State Aid none none none none Total Estimated Revenues -------- 210561.14 $16,000.00 HIGHWAY FUNDS - ESTIMATED REVENUES I' ' SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS ( ITem 4) Accounts 1975 Actual 1976 Budget Budget Officer' s Appropriations Appropriations Tentative Prelimina A do ted DS1120 Local Sources Non Property Tax Distribution by County DS2300 Services for other $ 169000.00 $ 160000.00 $ 16,000.00 $ 16,00'0.00 dove raMen t s DS2401 Interest & Earnings $ 11925.56 DS2810 Transfer from Gen. Fund DS2812 Town Outside Village 02840 Transfer from Highway Fund DS2650 Miscellaneous 782.19 . DS3650 Sale of Gas Total $ 2,707.5 169000.00 $ 163,000.00 $ 161000.00 $16,000.00 ESTIMATED REVENUES HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM Accounts DE35—2 State Aid 40995.00 149000.00 14,400.00 14,400. 00 - 14,400. 00 Highway Improvement Program Total ,r 0 140000. 149400.00 14,400.00 14,400 Federal Revenue Sharing Fund A ppropriations Gr i99/ 03 . Police Highway Bldg. 6051000.00 GF1620.2 Shared Serv. CF5110.4 Highway Repairs 809500.00 80,500.00 80,500.00 ESTIMATED MVENUES AND ESTIMATED UNEXPENDED BALANCE - REVENUE SHARING CF ZOT interest Earnings CF 4001 Federal Revenue $ 609000.00 $ 809500.00 80, 500.00 80,500. 00 Sharing Total Estimated Revenues $ 601,000.00 $ 809500.00 gQ� SQp.QQ 80,500 .00 Estimated Unexpended Balance none none none none G ,c' SLl FORT M-MRST - GARRI� ___AD LIGHTING DISTRICTS 1975 Actual 1976 Budget Budget Officer' s 5182.400 Anproyriations Anpropriations Tentative Preliminary Adopted Contractual Expenses. 2 817.03 $3.1-90 00 $3,200.00 T - '_'-tom' $ 3,200.( Total 29817.03 39190.00 $ 30200.00 39200.00 3,200.( SL1 2401 Interest 76.50 none Estimated Revenues none none 'Estimated Unexpended Balance none none 500.00 5011.00 500.( SL2 Cleverdale Lightinji District 5182,4 Contractual $ 19000.00 TP000 .00 1,000.0( Expenses, -- Total 854.47 900.00 19000.00 10000.00 11000.0( S12 2401 Interest 12.59 none Estimted Revenues none none -0- Estimated Unexpended Balance none none -0- -0- SL3 Pinewoed Lighting-District 5182.4 Contractual $ 108.03 $ 165.00 140.00 140.no 140.0 k2la-ses i Total 108 03 165,00 140.00 40.0 0 .0 S13 2401 Interest none none Estimated Revenues none none Estimated Unexpended Balance none none 40.00 40.0 40.0 SL4 South Oueensbury Lighting District 5182.4 Contractual Expenses $ 7,611.77 $8,360.00 8,700.00 8.700 .00 $9,700. 00 Expenses 8,360.00 , 81700.00 ,700,00 S14 2401 Interest 204.16 none Estimated Revenue none none -0- -0- -0- no SL5 West Queensbtxry Lianting Pi strict 1.975 Actual 1976 Budget Budget Officer' s Appropriations Appropriations Tentative Preliminary Ad_opted 5182,400 Contractual Expense M 9.1_46.67 $ 9,020.00 $ 9,300.00 $ 9,300.00 $10. 000. 0 Total $ 99146.67 $ 9,02(1.00 $ 99300.00 $ 99300.00 10,000. 0 S15 2401 Tnterest 222.67 none Estimated Revenues none none -0- Estimated Unexpended Balance none none -0- -0- SL6 QUEENSBURY LIGHTING DISTRICT 5182.400 $ 289840.13 Contractual Expense $ 31.350.00 34,000.00 $34,000.00 $34,000. 0, . Total � � 31.350.00 343,000.00 342000.00 34,000.0 X116 2401 Interest 19395.30 none Estimated Revenue none none Estimated Unexpended Balance none none 32000.00 3,000.00 3,000.0 SWl QUEENS BURY WATER DI L.., .r f 1975 Actual 1976 Budget Budget Officer's Accounts Appropria_ tions Appropriations Tentative Preliminary Adopted 8310 Administration 8340.100 Personal Serv. $ 21,033.60 $ 239901.00 $ 28,325.00 $ 28,325.00 $28, 325. 00 8310.200 Equipment 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 8319.400 'Eorrtractual Total 79769.02 14,730.00 8310.410 Telephone - 39000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 :8310.420 Insurance - 169000.00 129000.00 12,000.00 31x0.440 General Contractual 8.510.00 8.510.00 81,510 .00 Total $ 28,802.62 $ 38,831.00 $569035.00 $ 529035.00 .0 3 5'.00 Source of Power & Supply 8320 Pum in& 83LOPersonal Serv. 499665.71 $ 54,254.00 290900.00 29,900.00 29,900.00 8320.200 Equipment 939.17 29700.00 29125.00 2,125 .00 2,125. 00 8320.400 Contractual Total 65,168.08 869925.00 8320.430 Utilities 699300.00 69, 300.00 69,300.00 8320.440 General Contractual 275.00 275.00 275.00 8320.450 Fuel Oil 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000. 00 'Total $1159772.96 $1439 879.00 $111,600.00 $111, 600.00 $111,600.00 8330 Purification 3 00 Personal Services 119571.60 149320.00 18,647.00 1.8, 647.00 18,647.00 8330.200 Equipment 125.00 29425.00 2,425.00 2,425.00 8330.400 Contractual Total 139141.80 27,870.00 8330.440 General Contractual 20,500.00 20, 500.00 20,500. 00 Total $24,713.40 $42,315.00 X41,572.00 X41,-572.00 4 157T.-o o 8340 Transmission & Distribution 8340.100 Personal Serv. $ 639817 .54 61747.00 719095.00 71,095.00 71,095.00 8340.200 Equipment 821.30 13.350.00 79000.00 79000.00 7,000.00 8340.400 Total Contractual ,47.967.52 579000.00 8340.440 General Contractual 62.000.00 62,000.00 62, 000. 00 Total $112,606.36 $134#097.6 0 $140,095.00 $140,095.00 $140,095.00 w SW1 QUEENSBURY WATER DISTRICT Accounts . 1975 Actual 1976 Budget Budget Officer' s Employee Benefits Appropriations Appropriations Tentative Pre liminar Adopted_ 9010.8 Retirement $ 129600.00 $ 149896.00 $ 199350.00 $ 19,350.00 $ 19,350. 00 9030.8 Soc. Sec. 89108.11 99140.00 102990.00 10,990.00 10,990.00 9040.8 Workmens Comp 19780.00 2,500.00 4,260.00 49260.00 4,260.00 9030.8 Hospitalization 6,1.._.� 8,640.00 10,280.00 101280.00 10,280.00 Total $ 280682 .55 $ 35,1 76.00 $44.880.00 44,8'80.00 44,880. 00 TOTAL OPERATING APPROPRIATIONS: $310,578.00 390,182.00 394,298.00 $394,182000 $390.182.00 Ddbt Service .9720.6 Statutory $ 3,760.00 3,760.00 9,760.00 9, 760.00 9,760. 00 9710.6 Serial Bd. 15,000.00 223,000.00 9730.6 Bd. Antic. 137,020„70 15,000.00 223,000.00 223,000.00 12,864. 00 Total $155,780.70 189.400.00 12.864.00 12,354.00 $ 258,160.00 $245,624.00 $24530624.00 $245,624.00 Debt Service 9720.7 Statutory 822.50 658.00 21294.00 21294.00 2,294. 0 9710.7 Serial Bd. 12, 687.50 129163.00 4819367.00 4810367.00 481,367.0 9730.7 Bond Anti. 205,2 61.7 6 313,821.00 3.508.00 3,508.00 3,508.0 Total $2189771.76 $3311642.00 $487.169.00 $487 .169.00 $487,169.5( 9870.6 .Rev. Ant. Note. $ 50,000.00 105,500.00 1.051500.00 1051500. 0 9870.7 Rev. Ant. Note. 50,000.00 89273.00 8,273.00 8,273.0 9975.6 Repayment of Gen. Fund Loan 142,687 .00 $1000000.00 50,000.00 50,.000.00 50,000.0 Total $163;1 73.00 $163,773.00 $ 63,773.0 Total. Indebtedness $ 51.7.239 .46 $ 689,902.00 $ 896,566.00 $896. 566.00 $896,566. 0 TOTAL WATER DEPARTMENT APPROPRIATIONS $ 827,817. 46 $ 1,084,200.00 $1, 290,748. 00 $1,290 .748. 00 $1,286, 748 V, s ZE l r SW1 qUE ENSBURY WATER DISTRICT ESTIMATED REVENUES 1975 Actual 1976 Budget Budget Officer' s preliminary Ad_,opt= Tentative - Accounts Appropriations Appropriations 450.00 $ 339,450.00 $ 339 ,450.0 114,061.89 199 ,499.00 $ 3399 SW2140 Metered Sales $ 200000-001 20 ,000.0 SW2142 Unmetered Sales 85,019.37 190,675.00 20,000.00 7,000.00 79000.00 7 , 000.0 6,000.00 SW2144 Water Connection 99726.64 1,126.00 12126.00 1,126.0 450.00 SW2148 Interest & Penalties 1,019.11 1,000.0 On Water Rents 1,000.00 777 .99 1,000.00 1,000.00 9W2401 Interest..f&_Ea=nings 400.00 ]3,450 .0 400.00 480.00 SW2650 Sales of Scrap & Excess Materials 405.75 500.00 500.00 450.00 SW2416 Rental 39450.00 3,450.00--0- 1 ,368.00 SW2770 Supervision 11 266.00 16 318.53 5 ,000.00 11,266.00 X000 00 1 SW2770 Relayed Water 10 L000.00 10' 192 0 12 015.40 $3240192.00"' $394. 192.00 $394, . SW2378 Water Service for 2282 $404.842.00 other -governments. $ REVENUES: TOTAL WATER DISTRICT ESTIMA WEST GLENS FALLS WATER DIST. BOND ACCT EXT. 1 DEBT SERVICE PRINCIPAL 525.00 525.00 525.00 525.0 9710- - er a on s 525.00 DEBT SERVICE INTEREST 736-n 220.00 220.00 220.0 S-0068- 252.00 $ 745.00 $ 745.0 $761.25 $745. 0 TOTAL WATER DIST. 777 .00 APPROPRIATIONS r k SF1 QUEENSBURY FIRE PROTECTION DIST. 1975 Actual 1976 Budget Budget Officer' s Accounts Appropriations Appropriations Tentative Preliminary Adopted 34104400 Payments on $125,057 .00 $ 125,592.36 $ 150, 694.00 $ 1509694.00 $173,122.00 Fire .Contracts 7,500.00 3410.440 Payments on 14 499.00 14,499.00 Ambulance Contracts 10,000.00 14,499.00 3410.410 Insurance, Etc. 6.145.00 7,101.00 9,455.00 11 X158.00 11,158.00 _�..._ _ $1380702.00 TOTAL $142,693.36 $1.74,648.00 $1769351.00 198.779:00 ESTIMATED REVENUES SF2401 Interest 1,602.34 none none none none ESTIMATED UNEXPENDED 19602.34 1,800.00 none none none BALANCE SW3 WEST GLENS FALLS WATER DISTRICT 8310 Administration ConEraetual 400.00 19000.00 $ 19000.00 $ 1, 000.00 8320 Source of S_ ugly, 6500.00 Power & Pumpl-g 7 .15 69500.00 69500.00 ' contractual 6,500. 00 8340 Transmission & str ut on 6 459.00 6V459.00 6 ,459. 00 83 +0. 0U Contractual 39224.35.35 2 ,000.00 , Debt Service -0- -0- -0- Principal Loan 2 —�-""- TOTAL DISTRICT $31,231.50 $11,508.00 $ 13,959.00 $ 13,959.00 $13,959.00 APPR SW3 WEST. GLENS FALLS WATER DISTRICT 1975 Actual 1976 Budget Budget Officer's Accounts Appropriations Appropriations Tentative Preliminary Ad, opted REVENUES ESTIMATED 2140 Metered Sales $ 159.22 400.00 $ 342.00 $ 342.00 $ 342.00 2142 Unmetered Sales 30863.70 8,270.00 99 929.00 99929.00 9, 929.00 2148 Penalties 28.45 none none none none 2770 Relayed Water 350. 00 300.00 300.00 300.00 TOTAL $ 41051.37 $ 9,020.00 $ 109571.00 $109571.00 $ 10,571.00 UNEXPENDED BALANCE none SW4 SHORE COLONY WATER DISTRICT 8310 Administration UTFM-ntractuai 968.00 19000,00 19000.00 1, 000 .00 8320 Source of Suppll Mjie-r 0. Contractual 21.71 50. 00 50.00 50.00 50.00 8330 Purification ZT-MR-tractual 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 8340 Transmission & Ns-tribgn Contractual 500.00 ,1 `300.00 1,300.00 1.3 0 0. 0 0 TOLAt WATER DISTRICT $ 1,543. 00 $2,375.00 $29375.00 $2,375. 00 AFFROFRIATIONS 21.71 N SW4 SHORE COLONY WATER DISTRICT 1975 Actual 1976 Budget Budget Officer's Accounts Appropriations Appropriations Tentative Preliminary Adopted -ESTIMATED REVENUES 2142 Unmetered Sales $ 690.00 $ 1,495.00 $ 1,495.00 $ 19495.00 $ 1.495.00 2148 Penalties 3.45 10.00 10.00 10100 10.00 70.00 70.00 2770 Relayed Water 8.00 70.00 TOTAL REVENUES $ 693.45 $ 1,543. 00 $ 1,575.00 $ 1,57500 $ 75.00 UNEXPENDED BALANCE none none 800.00 800.00 800.00 ESTIMATED SS1 PERSHING-ASHLEY-COOLIDGE SEWER DIST. 8130 Sewage Treatment &'1518vosal ntractual $, 1-500•0.._.0 1,500. 00 $ 19500.00 1.500.00 1,500. 00 • TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 19500.00 $ 1,500. 00 $ 10500.00 $ 19500.00 $1,500. 00 ESTIMATED REVENUES 2401 Interest none none none none none 2770 Transfer from none none none none none Special Dist. TOTAL none none none none ESTIMATED UNEXPENDED none none °?x.00 475.00 475.00 BALANCE U, ;4 { ( ;7 SS3 RESERVOIR PARK SEWER DISTRICT 1975 Actual 1976 Budget Budget Officer's Accounts Appropriations Appropriations Tentative Preliminary Adopted 8130 Sewage Treatment 4! Dis o— s az- ontractual $ 48 $ ]., �QS� nn $ 1.55000 $ 1,550.00 $ 1,550.00 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $ 486.88 $ 1,300. 00 $ 19550.00 19550.00 1,550. 00 ESTIMATED REVENUES 2401 Interest none none none none none TOTAL none none none none ESTIMATED UNEXPENDED 300.00 800.. 00 800.00 800.00 800.00 BALANCE SD1 QUEENSBURY DRAINAGE Debt Service Fr�nc �as _ 9710. Serial Bonds $ 5,000.00 $ 5,000.00 $ 51000.00 59000.00 5, 000. 00 Debt Service Interest 710. � Serial Bonds 350.00 210. 00 _ 70.00 70.00 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $ 51350.00 $ 5,210.00 $ 59070.00 $59070.00 $5,070. 00 ESTIMATED REVENUES 2401 Interest 4.03 none none none none TOTAL none none none none ESTIMATED UNEXPENDED nand none ,BALANCE 366.00 none none A T ' 1 SCHEDULE OF SALARIES OF ELECTED TOWN OFFICIALS ( Article 8 of the Town Law) 1975 1976 1977 SUPERVISOR 8,000. 00 8,250. 00 8,250.00 COUNCILMAN 3, 000.00 3,250.00 3,250.00 COUNCILMAN 3,000.00 3,250. 00 3, 250.00 COUNCILMAN 3,000. 00 3, 250. 00 3,250. 00 COUNCILMAN 3000. 00 3,250.00 3,250.00 TOWN CLERK 10,210. 00 10,460. 00 11,500. 00 HIGHWAY SUPERINTENDENT 12, 400. 00 12,650. 00 13,400. 00 TOWN JUSTICE 4,500. 00 4,750. 00 4,750.00 TOWN JUSTICE 4,500. 00 4,750. 00 4,750. 00 i DEPUTY SUPERVISOR 250.00 250.00 250. 00 A areas in the Town that are going to be left green? Supervisor Brandt- Very few. . . Councilman Barber- Commented on the alternate proposal made to the City and no comment has been received from them on this . . . noted the number of comments anti coles . . . woods. . . r Supervisor Brandt- Councilmam Walter will meet with you and discuss the possibilities of Coles Woods . . . `-4 Councilman Olson- Spoke on the financial status of the town. . . in regard to recttapional vs. .Town needs vs. taxes. . . David Daley- 'Presented petition to the Board. . . We, the undersigned, residents of Homer Avenue, Glens Falls , town of Queensbury request the posting of weight limit signs of ten tons gross on Homer Avenue, -because we feel the road is not designed to carry the excessive strain these vehicles apply to this road. (signatures on file in Town Clerk' s 'Office) Trucks use this road for a short cut. . . named several companies that use the road. . . Councilman Barber- Stated that there is a resolfion restricting weight limits on Homer Ave. . . done in the administration of Geriild Solomon. . . . -, Suggested researching this and if this is postable then it will be a Polite matter. . . Supervisor Brandt- Requested Mr. Chase to look into this and notify the Board on his findings. . . Carl Garb- 1' do`not think that this was ever finalized. . .posted for winter use only. . . Councilman Barber- I recall that it was. . . Mr. Glen Greeno- Zuested that the Board do something inate in regard to ENCON and APA and regional govern' t in general in a form of a resolution to protect the rights of the people of the Town of Queensbury. . . Arthur.Turnbull- thanked Mr. Phil Wright-at the landfill was courteous and efficient—What is going to happen now that the landfill is filling up? Supervisor Brandt- RHviewed the steps that Finch Pruyn went rthru in gaining the APA and ENCON approval . . . and° his views on the how he felt at the tifne. . . son no problem from his view point. . . is far as town law goes you brought it to our' attention. . .we have as of tonight asked Finch Pruyn to make application to us and they are going to do that. . . Mr. KRlmartin- Questioned why others were getting water and.he was unable to? Councilman Robertson- Have you made out an application for water service? Mr. Kilmartin- I will tomorrow. . . H. Russell Harris- Top of the World is private and it cost $1.00 to see the view. . .asked that 156 the Board consider the possibility that the view could be seen by anyone without paying. . . Supervisor Brandt- Commented on the situation on Prospect Mountain where public fnndds paid for the highway and you pay to go up it. . . I do not see anything too wrong with a man being in private business to sell his commadtty which is a view. . .when the . . .State does the same thing. . . Councilman Walter- Did have some reservations in reggrd to private business being designated by the Town, checked out with Town Attodney' as far as the Town in concerned that there is nothing illegal about this. . . . ,it would be a matter of policy of the Board. . . H. Russell Harris- Questioned why ENCON will allow a landfill within-100' of a water supply? Supervised Brandt- Water monitoring is part is part of the application. . .the 100' is speculation ENCON has said'to date the minimum is 100' to the water, it may be as much as 2001 —also testing of Mud Pond will have to be done. . . Arthur Turnbull- Has there been a price set for the property . .owned by Finch Pruyn? Supervisor Brandt- No. Unknom- Is there not a budget for the landfill? Supervisor Brandt- There is no doubt that we will go over budget. . .Reviewed the new laws for landfills. . .many expenditures have to be made to comply with the law. . . _..1 equipment etc. . . Mr. Greeno- If we did not join with the City on a landfill wdaLd we still have to purchase land? Councilman Walter- In the near future. . . Councilman Robertson- My guess for the purchase of land would be in the next five years. . . Commented that we had to stop the landfill from growingain Queensbury. . .Luzerne Road. . . Councilman Barber- REgarding the purchase of land for a land- fill. . . a substantial amount of acreage was purchased on two occasions . . . three years ago an engineer was hired to investi- gate more purchase of land. . .we were assured that we ha-de-enough acreage and we were assured that certain boundaries did exist when in fact never did exist. . . We have had parcels of property that . . existed within the, an island within the land owned by the town purchased . . . discretely from out and under the nose of the town without any knowledge that we in fact knew, infact knew, it was there. Five acres recently being purchased,in the land now being discussed,, by a former, Super- visor of this Town. . . . There has been a .ekk of planning hopefully there will be substantial planning in the next few menithk. . . H. Russell Harris- Commented on the volumn that the City is bringing into the landfill. . . RESOLUTION TO APPROVE ANDIT OF BILLS RESOLUTION NO. 217, Introduced by Mr. Michel Brandt who moved its adoption, secon a by Mr. Hammond Robertson: i RESOLVED, that Audit of Bills as listed on Abstract No. 77-9A numbered 1078 through 1207 and totaling $90,599.51 be approved. Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes : Mr. Olson, Mr. Barber, Mrv. Walter, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Brandt Noes : None Absent: None RESOLUTION TO RESCIND RESOLUTION 10. 218 , Introduced by Mr. Michel Brandt who moved for its adoption, secon a by Mr. Robert Barber: WHEREAS, because of insuffieient funds in account number Al 3410. 440 Fire Marshal Contractual, and WHEREAS, Supervisor Brandt feels that it is in the best interest of the Town of Queensbury that Mr. Bodenweiser not attend a Conference but continue his duties for the Town of Queensbury, Now, Therefore be it RESOLVED, that Resolution No. 214 RESOLUTION TO ATTEND CONFERENCE be rescinded. Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes: Mr. Olson, Mr. Barber, Mrs. Walter, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Brandt Noes : None Absent: None RESOLUTION TO AMEND RESOLUTION NO. 212. RESOLUTT N NO. 219 Introduced by Mr. Robert Barber who moved its adoption, second—ea-by Mr. Hammond Hpbertson: RESOLVED, that the bid on the Police Siren Equipment be excluded from the original bid, Total bid-now totaling $9,450.00 Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes: Mr. - Olson, Mr. Barber, Mrs. Walter, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Brandt Noes: None Absent: None On motion the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted, Donald A. Chase Town Clerk Town of Queensbury (The following is tke description for Resolution No. 201 of 1977) All Those Premises situate in the Town of Queensbury, County of Warren, State of New' York, and bounded and described as follows : COMMENCING at a stone monument marked "Southeast corner Lawrence Patent, 1770 thence N 04° - 09' - 34" E, 861. 34 feet; thence N 03' -28' -45" E, 255.20 feet; thence N 03' -24' -56" E, 530.25 feet; thence N 02° -58' -09" E, 163.05 feet; thence N 03' -57' -04" E, 425. 93 feet to an iron pipe for a corner on the southerly side of Route 149; thence S 870 -59' -10 ' E, 939. 17 feet to an dron pipe for a corner; thence S 040 -15'-31" W, 708.97 feet; thence 8' 85'* -15°-'-17" E, 72 feet more or less to a corner; thence S 4° -15' -31" W, 1560 feet to a corner; thence N 860 -27'14" W, 969. 32 feet to the point or place of beginning,