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1966-09-22 (Resolution No. 226 - continued) Election District #7. Town Office Building Election District #8. Central Queensbury Fire House Election District #9. Queensbury High School Election District #10. Queensbury Junior High School Election District 411. Kensington Road School-Jerome Ave. Entrance Election District #12. West Glens Falls Fire House Election District #6. Glens. Falls Castone Company Be it further RESOLVED, that the rental for such polling places be and the same is hereby fixed at the sum of $40.00 per annum. Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes - Mr. Beaty, Mr. Turner, Mr. Lampson, Mr. Robertson and Mr. Webster. Noes None Mr. ;LeRoy Phillips, Chief of Police visited the meeting at this time. The meeting was adjourned ,to an executive session at 9:00 p.m. , Respectfully submitted ^ George C. Crannell, Town Clerk Regular Meeting September 22, 1966 Present: John 0. Webster Supervisor N. Harwood Beaty Councilman Theodore Turner Councilman Curtis Lampson Councilman E Hammond Robertson, Jr. Councilman �-- The meeting was called to order by the Supervisor at 7:30 p.m. Supervisor Webster greeted the following visitors: Harold Rathbun Visitor Lillian Gates - Visitor Gloria Morehouse -- Visitor John Lynch - Radio Station WWSC Marion Lewis - League of Women Voters John Austin, Jr. Reporter, The Post Star Clifford Witham - Visitor Mrs. Dorothy Moore - League of Women Voters John Hallirian - Vi-sitors Bernard J. Codner - Superintendent of`Highways Thomas K, Flaherty - Superintendenttof Queensbury Water 'Bucky" Corlew - Deputy Superintendent of Highways Supervisor Webster declared the public hearing open on the repeal of an ordinance entitled "An Ordinance Regulating Dumps, Dumpifig and Garbage Disposal In The Town of Queensbury" as"adopted on November 30, 1953. The clerk presented proof of publication. The clerk read the Notice as published in the press. Supervisor Webster requested any appearances of persons regarding the matter of repealing the oi-dinance in question. t There were none. The public hearing was declared closed at 7:40 p.m. 4 The Public Hearing on the adoption of the "Ordinance Regulating Burning of Garbage in the Town of Queensbury" was opened by the Supervisor at this time. Supervisor Webster requested a voice from any, persons in favor or in opposition to the adoption of the ordinance. Mr. Clifford Witham was granted the floor. Questions were ad- vanced by Mr. Witham as to the use of incenerators, as mentioned in the ordinance. Supervisor Webster -discussed the content of the ordinance in its entirety. J Mr. Witham stated that he is in favor of the ordinance with - certain qualifications which would necessitate further study-. • The Public Hearing was declared closed by the Supervisor at 8:00 p.m. Mr. John Hallinan was granted the floor. A request was advanced by Mr. Hallinan, that more protection for persons walking on the bridge over Route 87 at Aviation Road be provided by either a watchman or railings on the road-side of the walking area. Mr. Clifford Withman again discussed the possible appointment of a re-placement member to the Planning Board of the Town of 'Queensbury. The minutes of the meeting of September 15th, 1966 were approved. Carried unanimously. The following lists of members of fire companies in the Town of Queensbury were presented by the clerk. September 19, 1966 Town Board Town of Queensbury New York Dear Sir: The following is a complete list of all active members of the Queensbury Central Vol. Fire Co. , Inc. as of September 19, 1966. Anderson, Wayne Kacena.s, Albert SYiortell, Frank Baker, Francis Kenny, Robert M. " Sleight, J, Floyd Baker, Stephen A. King, Charles Smith, Jesse - Brayton, Joseph LaDeau, Frank V. South, C; Powel Carpenter, Phillip LaRose, Harold _ South, Eugene Chadwick, Karl Leuenberger, Fred Sperry, David Codner, Bernard Liapes, George Sperry, John Daley, George Lester, Malcolm Sperry, Paul Davidson, Walter C. Martin, Bertram Stewart, Arthur Dickinson, Robert McPhillips, Joseph Stewart, Harry Gage, Kenneth Mitchell, Donald Stott, Robert- Gordon,, LeRoy Ramsey, Clayton Thompson, Emmet J. Granger, Dale Rewson,, Boyce Timms, Charles R. Greene, Elwood Reese, George Cleveland, Erwin Hoague, Joseph Robinson, James Jr. Howe, Charles Schoelermann, John Respectfully yours, Robert M.- Kenny Secretary 4- SOUTH QUEENSBURY VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY Sept. 15, 1966 George C. Crannell Queensbury Town Clerk Bir: The following is a current list *of South Queensbury Volunteer Fire Company members: I ` Richard Austin Leo Powers Walter Baker Alfred Sawyer Malcolm Bardin Arthur Seney Joseph Ralph Smith Lowell Combs William Shell Joseph Daire Clifford Stanley Cristy Discenza Roger Stevens Allen Dufour Donald Sullivan Stanley Granger Madison Taylor Richard Gratton George Tebordo Erwin Harvey James VanGuilder Lowell Hill Edward- Waters James Lettus Frank Lynn William Mann, Jr. Edward Wood Edward Maziejka Arthur Revitte Ernest Moore John Murphy Charles Nassivera Sr. John Miller Charles Nassivera Jr. Beeman Lindsey Leon Nassivera Carl Stockwgll Harley Parker Rosarioi ?emery Eugene Pratt Anthine Lemery Irving Pratt . T Yours Respectfully, `— Charles Nassivera, Jr. Sec. The clerk presented applications to locate a Mobile Home outside of a duly licnesed Mobile Home Court for the following: , Elmer C. Benn Veronica M. Kingsley Stephen J. Gabriel Richard G. Wood Mrs. F1ors Morehouse. Arthur W. Hammond, Jr. The following letter was presented by Supervisor Webster for discussion. September 20, 1966 Mr. John 0 Webster, Supervisor Town of Queensbury Chestnut Ridge Road Glens Falls, N.Y. Dear John-: I refer to our recent conversation regarding my status on the Queensbury Town Planning Board, and reluctantly tender herewith my resignation. The fact of the matter is that I personally am most interested in the future of the Town of Queensbury, just as you and the Town Board are interested in seeing that it continues to grow as a beautiful and attractive place in which to live._- 44 I also understand that there is a question as to the validity of my being on the Planning Board in view of the fact that I have` not as yet taken out my U.S. citizenship. It had not occurred to me that this was a requirement, since to serve on the Planning Board did not result in any remuneration to* a board member, but rather required his being a resident of the town and involving a sacrifice of additional time on his part. I can certainly understand where it would be a requirement for a paid servant of the town to also be a U,S. citizen. In view of the fact that my not being a citizen, and being a member of the Planning Board could result;,in possible complications as to the validity of the proposed *ping ordinance, I - like you - feel that I should withdraw from the Planning Board. May I extend my every good wish for the future success of the Queensbury Town Planning Board and to the Queensbury Town Board. Sincerely yours, Oliver Laakso Supervisor Webster voiced the regret of the Town Board and himself that Mr. Laasko has decided to retire from the Planning Board. RESOLUTION TO ACCEPT RESIGNATION R RESOLUTION NO. 227, Introduced by Mr. Robertson, seconded by Mr. Lampson. WHEREAS, Oliver A. Laakso has submitted his resignation from the Town Planning Board, RESOLVED, that the resignation of Oliver A. Laasko as a member of the Town Planning Board and the Zoning Commission, is hereby accepted effective this date. --� Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes - Mr. Beaty, Mr. Turner, Mr. Lampson, Mr. Robertson and Mr. Webster. _ RESOLUTIO 0 APPOINT INSPECTORS OF ELECTION RESOLUTION NO. 228, Introduced by Mr. Beaty, seconded by Mr. Lampson. WHEREAS, itlis provided by Section #43 of the Election Law that town boards shall each year appoint Inspectorscof Election who shall hold office for a term of one year from July 1st, of that year, and RESOLVED, that the following named persons be and they hereby are appointed Inspectors of Election in the existing 13 Election., . Districts to hold office until July 1, 1967 to wit: REPUBLICAN DEMOCRATIC Dist. 1-Florence Bovee Dist. 1-Gertrude Wood Gladys LaFountain Ernestine LaRoe Dist. 2-Sylvis Dougher Dist. 2-Helen McElroy Ruth Bray Joan Kubricky I 4 (Resolution No. 228 - continued) REPUBLICAN DEMOCRATIC Dist,• 3r Bessie Branch zist;, 3- :Elve McDermott Phyllis Joslyn Joan Williams , Dist. .•4-Minnie- Bidwell Dist. 4 Marjoriae Gazely Sarah M. Dickinson Lillian Adamson Dist. 5-Norma Savale Dist. 5- Arthur Enhorning Norma Baertschi . B.eatrice Chadwick Dist. 6-Marilyn Gates Dist. 6- Mary Gray Elizabeth Miller Geraldine Greene Dist. 7-Ethel Fowler Dist, 7- Mary Kane Gladys -Rawlins Mary Glunis Dist. 8-Clarabelle Liapes Dist. 8- Rose Stott Dorothy Prou.lx Rosemarie Welch Dist,...9-Charlotte Codner Dist.- 9- Marjorie Bailey Helen C. Meenaldino. Betty Rowland Dist.10-Claire •Blanchard Dist.10 Diane Malone Barbara Williams Lottie Flewelling Dist.11-Gladys Phillips ,Dist.11- Natalie Mark Margaret Wiles Barbara LaMay Dist.12-Cherlotte Gilman Dist.12- Blanch DuBois Louise Beltzar May Ruggiero i 13 Dist.13- Lorraine Springer Viola Shoemaker r Dorothy Baird rther RESOLVED that the compensation of each inspector be and is hereby fisted at $17.50 per day for each registration and election days and ptimary "days, Duly ,adopted Eby the -following vote: Ayes - Mr. Beaty, Mr, Turner, Mr. Lampson, Mr. Robertson and Mr. Webster Noes - None RESOLUTION N04 229, Introduced by Mr. Lampson, seconded by Mr. Turner ORDINANCE REPEALING ORDINANCE ENTITLED �% ORDINANCE REGITLATING .DUMPS, DUMPING AND GARBAGE_,DISPOSAL. IN-.THE ,TOWN OF QUEENSBURY" Be It Resolved.:and Ordained by the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury: .WerreA ,CoVntyr; .New York, as ,follows: o Section 1. An ordinance adopted by the Town of Queensbury, --' Warren,County,-,New- York,.,on the ,30th day_ o f ,November, 19533, and entitled "Arr Ordinance Regulating ,Dumps, Dumpio.g'and: Garbege Disposal. In the Town of Queensbury" is hereby repealed in its entirety. Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect immediately. Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes Mr, Beaty, Mr. Turner, Mr. „Lampson,,� NFr._ Robertson and Mr. Webster Noes - None 46 RESOLUTION NO. 230, Introduced by Mr. Beaty, seconded by Mr. Turner. WHEREAS a proposed ordinance restricting the Burning. of Garbage in the Town of Queensbury, Warren County, New York, was presented to this Town Board for its consideration and a public hearing -was held on the 22nd day of September, 1966, be it RESOLVED that the form and -contents of the proposed ordinance -en- titled "ORDINANCE REGULATING BURNING OF GARBAGE `IN •THE` TOWN OF QUEENSBURY,"_be and the same is hereby approved, and be it furhter RESOLVED that it be enacted and ordained by the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury, Warren County, New York, as follows: ORDINANCE REGULATING BURNING OF GARBAGE IN THE TOWN .OF QUEENSBURY Be It Resolved and Ordained by the Town Board of 'the Town of Queensbury, Warren County, New York, on this 22nd day of September, 1966: - Section 1. Legislative Intent. The open burning of garbage on the surface of the ground, in pits or in trash burners or barrels creates an offensive smoke and adors and results in a residue of unburned garbage which decays and causes offensive odors and. attracts flies, rodents and vermin, and is .a menace -to public health and should be prohibited. Section 2. Definitions. The word "person'? as used in this ordinance shall include an individual, ° society, club, firm, partnership, dorporation, municipality or association of persons and the singular number -'shall include the plural number. r The word "garbage" as used in this ordinance shall include was foodT, fruit, vegetables, meat, dead -antmals, birds or fish or parts thereof, or any kind of waste material capable of fermentation or decay. The word "incinerator" as used in this ordi- nance shall mean a device or equipment designated -specifically for the burning of garbage in such manner or means as to effect complete combustion and burning 'of garbage leaving only an ash residue. ti Section 3. No person shall burn, cause to be burned or permit to be burned in the Town of Queensbury'any. garba.ge by open. _ fire, on the .ground .or. in trash burners or barrels or in pits. Garbage shall -be disposed of in the Town of' Queensbury by deposit- ing the same in°the_ town . dump under and in accordance with the rules and regulations governing the use of the town dump or by burying the same in the ground and covering the same with at least four inches of soil .or by Eurning the same in incinerators so made, designed, constructed and operated as to result in complete burning with only an ash residue. j Section 4. Penalties. A violation of any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be,a misdemeanor and upon convistion 'thereof, such persons shall be subject to a fine 'of not more than, $100.00 or imprisonment for a period of not more than thirty days orboth. Section 5. This ordinance shall take effect ten days after its publication and posting as required by the Town Law. DU1y adopted by the' following vote Ayes - Mr. Beaty, Mr. Turner, Mr. Lampson, Mr. Robertson and Mr. Webster Noes - None Supervisor Webster reported on a meeting which he and Councilman Beaty arranged with residents of Farm-to-Market Load in the vicinity of the location of the proposed Transit Mobile Home Park. A recommendation was made by the Supervisor that action should be tabled at this time on the granting of the permit. Y Councilman Robertson agreed that ,thegrantingf the permit should be delayed until such time as town-wide zoning is ready for final adoption. RESOLUTION NQ.; 231, ?ntrouped by- Mar..,-Beaty, seconded by Mr. Turner. WHEREAS an application has been made by King for a license to establish and operate-a mobile home court on property southerly of the Farm-to-Market Road, and WHEREAS, the Town Planning Board, acting as a Zoning 'Commission is ,engaged in the preparation of.a plan and report to be filed with the Town Board as the basis of a , town zoning ordinance and it is expected that such plan and report will be available to the Town "Board within a reasonable time, and WHEREAS it is the consensus of opinion of the nieinbers of the Town Board that no action should be taken on the application until the land use for that area under the zoning plan can be ascertained, be it RESOLVED THAT THE King application be and the same hereby is tabled until the zoning plan and report is received .by the Town Board. Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes - Mr. Beaty, Mrt. Turner, Mr. hampson,, Mr. Robertson and.Mr. Webster Noes - None �--- RESOLUTION TO APPROVE APPLICATION FOR EXTENTION OF MOBILE HOME COURT RESOLUTION NO. 232, Introduced by Mr. Turner, seconded by Mr. Robertson WHEREAS Melyin, Slo P ey of 6- Vista Court, Glens Falls, New York, has made, applicatigx}, for a perms .to operate a extention to an existing MOBILE LE HOME COURT Section #2 containing 17 of s for mobile homes on property situated at VanDusen Road and Pitcher Road, and WHEREAS, the'Town Building Inspector has, after investigation, given approval of this application and plans, therefore be it RESOLVED, that the application of Melvin Slopey' of 6 Vista Court, Glens Falls, New York for a permit .to op ate an extention to an existing Mobile Home Court containing 17ots for mobile homes, on property situated at VanDusen and Pitcher Roads be and the same is hereby approved and thai. the' Town Clerk is'. hereby authorized and directed to noti�!y the applicant of the decision of this Board. Be it further RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to issue the ermit tt4.,operate. the extention of the Mobile Home Court Section #2''upon receipt of the fee, Ifi' accordance' with Section 2, . paragrapk k of the Mobile Home Ordinance of the Town of Queensbury. Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes. - Mr. ,.Beaty, Mr. Turner, Mr. Lampson, Mr.. Robertson and Mr. Webster Noes - None WARREN COUNTY MUNICIPAL CENTER Lake George, N. Y. Department 'September 22, 1966 Law To: John 0. Webster, Supervisor Re: Kattskill Bay Residential Area t The Town Board held a public hearing last week on the Proposed ordinance establishing the Kattskill Bay Residential Area and you have tcsld me that some questions were raised atrthe hearing. . As V recill it, one question was whether if a building used for a non-conforming use at the time of the adoption of the ordinance were to burn or be destroyed or razed by the owner, would -that prevent the erection of a building to replace the former building. The Kattskill Bay ,ordinance is the game''as the A:s'sembly'POint, the Plum Bay and Cieve:'rdale ordinances and none of them specifically cover this point. This. 9rdinance, like the other ordinances, relates only to use of property and not to a particular building. If a 'building devoted to a non-conforming use is burned or destroyed or torn down �and `is replaced 'within a reasonable time with a building of the same size for ,,the .same_use? there is no question that the owner could do so as a matter of right. If a s"mall building were destroyed''or removed, and 'the owner wanted to build a larger building on the same -or different site on the property, he would then have to make application to the Town Board under Section -5 of' the ordinance. ' Also, if the owner wanted to grange the `non=conforming use to a different one, he would have to apply to the Town Board. j I believe a 'question was also raised as to the° last portion of Section 6 which provides that the Town Board may apply to a court to restrain and enjoiii 'a` threatened violation. I believe that a Town Board has the right to seek injunctive relief without this provision but `this does make it clear that the Town Board has re- served that right. " Without this provision, the Town Board would-have to wait until the owner had completed his building and commenced a commercial use before he could be charged with a violation. When an owner has invested a lot of money in a new building, even though he did it illegally sand unwiselq under the ordinance, a Court-might be reluctant to impose a severe penalty, especially where under your building notice ordinance you would have knowledge of the construction. The fair thing to do is to stop a threatened' violation bytcourt action. These residential area ordinances will be superseded by your general town zoning ordinance whenever they are in conflict. Albert E. Beswick ' Attorney RESOL,UTION .NO.. 233a .introduced by Mr. ,Beaty, seconded by Mr. Robertson ; 1WHEREAS, the petiiion' for the 'establishment of a'residential area to be known as the Kattskill Bay Residential Area pursuant to Article 13-C of the General Municipal Law was approved on August 25, 1966, and a public hearing was duly held by the Town Board on September 35,. 1966, on the matter of the adoption of a proposed ordinance to �establish said residential area, (Resolution No. 233 - continued) Be It Enacted and Ordained by the Town Board of the Town of. Queensbury, Warren County, New York, as follows: Section 1. The word "person" as used in this ordinance shall ,-include an indvivdual; society, ,club, firm, partnership, corporation or association of persons, and the singular number shall include the area. The words "residential area" shall have the meaning intended and provided by Article 13-C of, the General Municipal Law. The legislative intent in the adoption of -the ordinance shalf be as set forth in. Section 280 of the General Municipal Law. Section 2. Pursuant to the provisions of Article 13-C of the General Municipal Law, there is hereby established a residential area in that portion of the Town of Queensbury wholly within the Lake George Park bounded and described as follows: "Beginning on the easterly shore of Warner Bay at -the southwesterly corner of lands of Richard Paler; running from thence in an easterly direction along- the southerly bounds thereof to the center of Pilot Knob Road; thence running southerly along the center of Pilot KNob Road to the intersection of the same with the center of New York State Highway number 9-L; thence running in a southerly direction along the center of the said State road to a point therein where the same is intersected by the extension westerly of the southerly bounds' of the lands of Murray Crannell; thence running easterly to' the southwe-sterly corner of the said lands of Murray Crannell; thence running easterly along the southerly bounds of the landsbf Murray Crannell to the southeasterly corner thereof and continuing the same course easterly to .the Warren- Washington County line;` thence running northerly along the said county 1ine. until it reaches the shore of Lake George; thence running southerly along the shore of Lake George to the- point and place of beginning." Section 3. On and after the effective date of this ordinance, no person shall use any real property or the buildings and structures thereon `within the boundaries of the aforesaid residential area for any industrial or commercial purpose except that any residence within the said residential area may be leased or rented for singki ,private family residential purposes, but this ordinance shall not apply nor prohibit a non-conforming use in existence at the time of the effective date of this ordinance. Section 4. If the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury shall hereafter adopt and enact a general zoning ordinance for the entire Town of Queensbury and any provisions of such general zoning ordinance relating to the use of real property in the said resi- dential area established by this ordinance shall conflict with or be inconsibtetit with any provision of such general zoning ordinance, �--' the provisions of such general zoning ordinance shall supersede the provisions of this ordinance and shall govern the use of such property. 50 Section 5. The Town Board of the Town of -Queensbury shall have the power to grant a proper and appropriate variance from this ordinance to authorize or permit a necessary or desirable use of land or prevent unnecessary hardships in an individual or parti- cular instance. Such variance shall be by resolution adopted by an affirmative vote of a majority of the total membership of the Town $oard and a variance shall be granted only after a public hearing. Notice of such public hearing shall be published once in the official newspaper and posted on the bulletin board of the Town Clem. Such notice shall contain the name of the owner of the property for. which a variance has been reguested, •a sufficient description to indentify the particular property for which .a variance has been requested and a concise statement of the parti- cular proposed use for which the variance has been requested. The application by. an owner to the Town Board shall -be by written petition which shall contain the foregoing information. Section 6. A violation of this ordinance shall be an offence punishable upon conviction by a fire not to exceed One Hundred Dollars or imprisonment for not to exceed sixty days, or both, and each cendar week' s continued violation shall consti- tute a separate additional violation. In addition to the fore- going penalties provided for a violation of this ordinance, the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury shall have the right to apply to any court of competent jurisdiction for an order to restrain and enjoin any proposed or threatened violation of this ordinance. Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes - Mr. Beaty, Mr. Turner, Mr. Lampson, Mr. Robertson and Mr. Webster. Noes - None RESOLUTION NO. 234, Introduced by Mr. Robertson, seconded by Mr. Lampson. WHEREAS, as required by Section 237 of the Town Law, the Town Board has completed and filed with the Town Clerk the benefit assessment rolls for the Queensbury Drainage District, the Reservoir Park Sewer District and the Pershing-Ashley-Coolidge Sewer District and extensions covering the expenses of those special districts in the Town of Queensbury for the 1967 fiscal year, be it RESOLVED that the Town �Board of the Town of Queensbury hold a public hearing on said assessment rolls at the Queensbury Junior High School on the 6th day of October, 1966, at .8:00 o'clock, at which time the owners of real property in any of said districts 'may make objections to their respective assessments, and be it further RESOLVED that the Town Clerk be and he hereby is authorized and directed to give notice of the filing of said special district assessment rolls once in the Post Star and Glens Falls Times at least ten days and not more than twenty days prior to the date of said public hearing. Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes - Mr. Beaty, Mr. Turner, Mr. Lampson, Mr. Robertson and Mr. Webster. Noes - None RESOLUTION TO DESCRIBE NEW TOWN HIGHWAY . RESOLUTION NO. 235, Introduced by Mr. Lampson, Seconded by Mr.Robertson WHEREASs` this bdatd has previously accepted deeds from Frederick T. Hay and the Gity' of Glens Falls to convey lands to.the- Town of Queensbury for a roadway to be known as Thunderbird Drive, conditioned upon a payment held in escrow from Lewis Parsons to guarantee the completion of"certain work remaining on the right-of-Vay, RESOLVED, that the above described roadway is hereby added to the official inventory of Town Highways, and is described as follows: Road # 292 bescription D.E. N.&E. to T.R. 112 Name: Thunderbird Drive Mileage: 0.23 Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes - Mr. Beaty, Mr. Turner, Mr. Lampson, Mr. Robertson and Mr. Webster Noes - None Superintendent of Highways, Bernard J. Codner and Superintenden of Queensbury Water District, Thomas K. Flaherty recommended the acceptance of deeds for highways in the Old Orchard Subdivision. RESOLUTION TO ACCEPT DEEDS FOR TOWN HIGHWAYS RESOLUTION N0. 236, Introduced by Mr.- Robertson,, seconded by Mr. Turner WHEREAS, Oliver A. Laalsso, of 2 Buena Vista Ave. , Town of Queensbury and Nils Klykken, 13 Garrison Road, Town of Queensbury, have ' executed and offered three deeds to convey to.nhtheo0ld Orchardssuby to convey a portion of the streets and roads a� division, as shown on the map of 'the subdivision dated July 1965 and approved by the Town Planning Board on August b, 1965, said roads being all of the extension of Wincrest Drive., all of the extension of Oakwood Drive, all of Apple Lane., and a portion of Orchard Drive, and WHEREAS, this subdivision has been approved by the Town Planning Board, and WHEREAS, Bernard J. Codner, Superintendent of Highways, has advised this board that he recommends the acceptance of these streets into the Town Highway system, and WHEREAS, Thomas K. Flaherty, Superintendent of the Queensbury Water District, has advised this board that the estr mains the have installed completely with hydrants, acceptable RESOLVED, that subject to the approval of County Attorney, Albert E. Beswick, the deeds, as above described, be and the same are hereby accepted and approved and that the Town Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to cause said deeds to be recorded in the Warren County `— Clerk' s Office and then filed in the office of the Town Clerk, and be it further RESOLVED, that the following town roads are hereby added to the official Inventory of town highways, and described as follows: (Resolution No. 236 - continued) Road # 293 Road# 294 Description: Loop, N. to T.R. 98 Description: D.E. N. to T.R. 98 Name: Apple Lane Name: Orchard Drive Mileage: . 0.16 Mileage: 0.11 and be it further, RESOLVED, that the description.and mileage of the following town highways are amended to read as follows: Road # 98 Road # 99 Description: T.R.95 E. to C.R.66 Description: T.R.95 E. to T.R.98 Name: Wincrest Drive Name: Oakwood Drive Mileage: 0.81 (add'1. 0.54+) Mileage: 0.49 (Add'l 0.19) Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes - Mr. Beaty, Mr. Turner, Mr. Lampson, Mr. Robertson and Mr. Webster. ; Noes - None_ E The clerk presented Budget Estimates from the following town officials. Leon Nassivera , Chairman of Azssessors Warren Varney - Assessor George Liapes - Assessor , James Ao Davidson - Justice of the Peace Meredith Bentley - Justice of the Peace Marie Purchla - Receiver of Taxes and Assessments • George C., Crannell -. Town Clerk George C. Crannell - Registrar of Vital Statistics LeRoy PWlips - Chief of Police Bernard J. Codner_- Superintendent of Highways The Preliminary .,Budgets for Special Benefit Districts were also . presented. These districts include Broadacres Drainage District, � Pershing-Ashl-ey-Coolidge Sewer District and also Extension #4 of that district,, The Reservoir Park Sewer District, Preliminary Budget was also re4eived. On motion the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted George C. Crannell e Town Clerk 3 I� 1 4 .1 Y 7 j