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1953-05-02 SP 117 J.E.Sawyer & Co,Inc.. l--LC18 Rake-PV Cem, 2.25 2.25 1.18 Meads Nursery 1455 Scott Spreader- PV -Cemetery 19.50 19,50 119 Carswell_ T & T Co. Gasolene-PAI Cem. 5,14 5,14 120 Carswell T & T Co. Gasolene-PV Cem. 1..30 1..30 121 George Kilmer. Labor 39 hrs.-NGFWD 39,00 39,.00 122 Carson & Duffy Ins. Tompensation Ins.-PV Cem. 90.,.74 ' 9004 123 Carson & Duff Ins. Insurance as attached statement itemized 3389..30[ 3389.30 124 Carson & Duffy Ins. Compensation GF Ins. 1 yr.2/28/53-17C6299 11`92 11.92 RTGFWD Ext, 1=4= 112 125 George Stiles 14-hrs. bulldozing twn highway 112,00 112.00 t 126 Kathryn E.O'Brien T Yp -e,min.for Twn Bd. 2.50 2..50 127 Earl E. Jones 1 stamp 2,.50• 2.50 128 Bernard E. Lunine Professional services 6,00 _6,00 $3,957.19' • On motion the meeting adjourned,, t ra r_ces L. i,r__ier Toi7n Clerk Special Meeting Tv'-',ay 2, 1953' Present : < H. Russell Harris Supervisor Meredith Bentley Justice of the Peace Henry Sleight Justice of the. Peace Raymond Walkup Councilman Curtis Lampson Councilman The board convened at 7:30 P.1"_,,. Ernest Lackey also present. Joeseph Gersten was present among others and presented a plan and map of the development known as Dixon Road and also a deed which had been approved by -the County ,Attorney as to form, and requested the Board to approve the map and plan of the development and to accept the lands conveyed in the deed for ;highway purposes, Lesolution No. 52 introduced by Justice Sleight, seconded by Justi-ce Lampson:. RESOLVED that the map and plan of the development knovm as Dixon Road be and the same is hereby approved. Further resolved that the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury ` hereby -accepts *as town highway all of the land described in a deed for such purposes from the DixoYf Court to the Town of Cueensbury rhich was dated April 16, 1953 and recorded in the Warren County Glerk's office April 21, 1953 in Liber 320 of Deeds at page 554. Duly adopted by the .following vote: Ayes - Mr. Walkup, Mr. Bentley, Mr. Lampson, Mr. Sleight and 111r. Harris s Noes `.one I Mr. -Lackey discussed with the Board the possibility of pollution_ in the Glendale area and the following resolution was adopted: ` Resolution No. 53 introduced by Councilman ,Valk. p and seconded 'by Justice I Bentley: s RESOLVED =that the chairman of the Drainage District be and is hereby authorized and directed to cause tests to be made t�o-determi.ne si whether or not there is any pollution�of wells and sources of water in the Glendale area and determine if possible the sources of the pollution if any. Duly adopted by the following vote :, Ayes - Mr.. oalkup, Mr.. Bentley, Mr. Lampson, YLr. Sleight and Mr. Harris Noes - none. The following letter was read to the board: Glens Falls Insurance Co,. May 1, 1953 Mrs. Bert Turner, Clerk Town -of Queensbury 388 Ridge St. , - Glens Falls, N.Y.. Dear Mrs. Turner Policy No. 26610 Garage and Storage Building Town of Queensbury a S/S Aviation Road We wish to advise you at this time that we have made another inspection of -the captioned property and find the housekeeping in both the front and rear buildings is very poor. There is a large accumulation of rubbish both inside and outside of the buildings involved. In the front buildingl�, there is a large accumulation of oily rags and papers in one corner of the building and right along- side this pile of rags is a large vat containing kerosene that is being used to soak and wash parts. Also contained in this building is a 55 gallon drum of kerosene that was located in the front portion of the front building and appeared to be leaking on the floor. It was noted that both buildings contained coal burning stoves for heat but there were 'no metal containers for the removal of hot ashes. In fact, at the time of our inspection, the ashes were piled on the floor �-- in front of the stove. The back building contained a five gallon can of gasoline (partly filled) and numerous other cars of lubricants and oils of various descriptions. This building also shows a lack of main- tenance and is in very poor condition. { We would appreciate it very much if you would pass this information on to-the proper authorities to . see that the necessary steps are taken to improve the housekeeping conditions in this property. There doesn't appear to have been any improvements made since our last inspection of March 27, 1953, and wish to advise you at this time that another inspection will be made on May 18th and if there have been no material changes made in the condition of the property, we will have to ask for the cancellation of our policies. Very truly yours, (Signed) Robert Tai., Hess Inspector Upon motion the meeting adjourned. u Town Clerk Special Meeting May 15; 1953 Present': H, .,Russell Harris Supervisor ' Meredith Bentley Justice of the Peace Henry ,Zleight Justice of the Peace Raymond Walkup Councilman Curtis Lampson Councilman The board convened at 7:30 P.M..