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1995-08-28 SPECIAL TOWN BOARD MEETING AUGUST 28, 1995 4:00 p.m. MTG.# 48 RES. 468-475 TOWN BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT Supervisor Fred Champagne Councilman Betty Monahan Councilman Theodore Turner Councilman Connie Goedert Councilman Carol Pulver Town Attorney Paul Dusek RESOLUTIONS RESOLUTION AMENDING RES. 453, 95 CONCERNING SETTING PUBLIC HEARING ON ZONING AMENDMENT RESOLUTION NO.: 468.95 INTRODUCED BY: Mrs. Carol Pulver WHO MOVED ITS ADOPTION SECONDED BY: Mrs. Connie Goedert WHEREAS, the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury previously adopted resolution no. 453, 95 to set a public hearing on an amendment to the Code of the Town of Queensbury, Chapter 179 Thereof, entitled, "Zoning," Sections 179-7 and 179-72 thereof, and WHEREAS, the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury desires to amend said resolution such that the proposed amendment will be a "Type I" action, instead of an unlisted action, and therefore, a Part I of a "Long" Environmental Assessment Form will be completed rather than a Short Environmental Assessment Form, and WHEREAS, the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury desires to also amend said resolution such that the public hearing will be held on "September 18, 1995, at 7:00 p.m." rather than September 11th, 1995, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury hereby amends resolution no. 453, 95, to read as set forth hereinabove. Duly adopted this 28th day of August, 1995, by the following vote: AYES Mr. Turner, Mrs. Goedert, Mrs. Pulver, Mr. Champagne NOES None ABSENT: Mrs. Monahan Discussion held: Attorney Dusek-Noted that the resolution moves the public hearing back a few weeks to allow the Warren County Planning Board to review the proposal and recommend before the Town's hearing date...the other reason was the environmental assessment was changed from a unlisted action to a Type 1... (Councilman Monahan entered the meeting) RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING 1995 SALARY SCHEDULE RESOLUTION NO. 469.95 INTRODUCED BY: Mr. Betty Monahan WHO MOVED FOR ITS ADOPTION SECONDED BY: Mr. Theodore Turner RESOLVED, that the following salaries are set for 1995 year: Account Clerk -Accounting 21,360 Assistant Code Emorcement Officer #2 21,500 Assistant Code Emorcement Officer # 1 24,440 Cemetery Superintendent 32,240 Chief Operator -Water Treatment Plant 39,175 Code Compliance Officer 32,000 Comptroller 40,000 Confidential Secretary-Supervisor 25,750 Legal Secretary 26,000 Legal Secretary - part time 17,000 Confidential Secretary - Highway 22,500 Court Clerk 26,437 Data Collector - Assessor's Office 20,117 Deputy Court Clerk #2 19,055 Deputy Court Clerk # 1 24,745 Deputy Director of Wastewater 36,750 Deputy Receiver of Taxes 21,500 Deputy Highway Superintendent 40,600 Deputy Town Clerk #2 22,500 Deputy Town Clerk #1 27,295 Deputy Water Superintendent 49,832 Director of Buildings and Codes 37,183 Director of Parks & Recreation 37,000 Executive Director of Community Development 42,848 Fire Marshal 28,708 Historian 2,500 Maintenance Supervisor-Water Treatment Plant 33,799 Planning Assistant 26,000 Principal Account Clerk - Accounting 30,345 Real Property Tax Service Assistant 22,227 Recreation Program Specialist 22,495 Records Clerk 21,960 Senior Account Clerk-Part Time, Clerk's Office 5,000 Senior Account Clerk-Account 23,138 Senior Coordinator 22,000 Solid waste Facilities Operator 37,750 Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds 33,372 Town Assessor Town Attorney Water Superintendent 46,828 77,438 52,500 Hourly Employees Real Property Tax Service Assistant-Part Time Assistant to Assessor Court Officer School Traffic Officers -After two hours per day 10.70 8.80 9.29 21.00 per first 7.48 two hours Duly adopted this 28th day of August, 1995 by the following vote: AYES: Mrs. Monahan, Mr. Turner, Mr. Champagne NOES: Mrs. Goedert, Mrs. Pulver ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: Mr. Turner abstained on two positions 1. Assistant Code Officer #1 and 2. Deputy Town Clerk #2 Discussion held before vote: Supervisor Champagne-noted that all employees will be notified of the 1995 pay schedule before same is publicized.. . RESOLUTION CALLING FOR EXECUTIVE SESSION RESOLUTION NO. 470.95 INTRODUCED BY: Mrs. Betty Monahan WHO MOVED FOR ITS ADOPTION SECONDED BY: Mrs. Carol Pulver RESOLVED, that the Town Board hereby moves into Executive Session Attorney Client Privilege. Duly adopted this 28th day of August, 1995 by the following vote: AYES: Mrs. Goedert, Mrs. Pulver, Mrs. Monahan, Mr. Turner, Mr. Champagne NOES: None ABSENT: None RESOLUTION ADJOURNING EXECUTIVE SESSION RESOLUTION NO. 471.95 INTRODUCED BY: Mrs. Betty Monahan WHO MOVED FOR ITS ADOPTION SECONDED BY: Mr. Theodore Turner RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury hereby adjourns its executive session and moves back into regular session. Duly adopted this 28th day of August, 1995 by the following vote: AYES: Mrs. Pulver, Mrs. Monahan, Mr. Turner, Mrs. Goedert, Mr. Champagne NOES: None ABSENT: None RESOLUTION APPOINTING SCHOOL TRAFFIC OFFICER RESOLUTION NO. 472.95 INTRODUCED BY: Mrs. Connie Goedert WHO MOVED FOR ITS ADOPTION SECONDED BY: Mrs. Carol Pulver WHEREAS, the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury is desirous of appointing Ms. Jennifer Hicks to the School Traffic Officer position vacated by Mr. Alan Hanchett in June, 1995, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury hereby appoints Ms. Jennifer Hicks to the School Traffic Officer position, effective September 6, 1995, at the rate of pay of $ 21. per 2- hour day, and $ 7.37 per hour for time worked after the 2 hours, and BE IT FURTHER, RESOLVED, that the hourly wages paid to Ms. Hicks shall be from the appropriate Town of Queensbury Payroll Account. Duly adopted this 28th day of August, 1995, by the following vote: AYES Mrs. Goedert, Mrs. Pulver, Mrs. Monahan, Mr. Turner, Mr. Champagne NOES None ABSENT: None DISCUSSIONS 2.1 Discussion on phone system-Town Clerk Darleen M. Dougher spoke to the Board regarding the purchase of a new phone system.. . noted several engineering services had been contacted and have given prices on engineer services and writing up of specifications for a new phone system.. . noted the comptroller also reviewed the proposal and conducted the interviews...it was our decision to look into ATT thus eliminating the need for professional services fees...ATT, will in the near future be on State Contract, it is our recommendation to wait for the results of that contract and come forth with a proposal to the Town Board.... 2.2 Wunderlich Bond Resolution/Change Order-Attorney Dusek The town has entered into a contract with Joseph R. Wunderlich Inc. for services to be rendered in connection with the Water Treatment plant project, the services included a crossing of pipe under 187 and also under West Mt. Road and connecting to Gurney Lane area. After the bid was awarded and during discussion with Mr. Wunderlich a couple of things transpired. Number 1. It was learned that the County would not be requiring a boring under West Mt. Road but rather would allow an open cut. The contract with Mr. Wunderlich was for a boring under it...boring is a lot more expensive...it was decided to delete that part of the job and have Tom Flaherty's forces do the installation work from the point where Wunderlich would end...he would cross 187 come to a point near West Mt. Road and then Tom Flaherty's forces would pick up and go across West Mt. and do the final hookup and connection at the other end. Question was raised how much of a contract adjustment should be done, because you are taking away work from Mr. Wunderlich. Water Supt. Flaherty-noted he contacted Mr. Wunderlich and requested a proposal for an open cut vs. the boring, they sent us several proposals but they were not realistic. Attorney Dusek-Also issue, concerning the bond for NY State, to do the 187 crossing the Town of Queensbury applied for a work permit from DOT and in connection they are required to post a surety bond for $500,000 ...the contract specifications indicated that the Town of Queensbury would apply for the permit as we did and they said Mr. Wunderlich should apply for the surety bond and furnish that in the name of the Town of Queensbury to NY State. Mr. Wunderlich undertook to do that but the surety bond that came in to my office was not filled out correctly so we returned it to Mr. Wunderlich, in the process of him trying to obtain the type of bond that we need, the agent furnished to the Town a general indemnity agreement which provided for a number of conditions and require the Town to basically indemnify the insurance company and raised a lot of issues that were troublesome to me, I contacted our insurance carrier to find out if we could acquire, and also spoke to DOT...to see if we could apply the bond ourselves easier with less trouble then Wunderlich was having and also not have to do a general indenmity agreement. I found out that we could and it was cheaper...Wunderlich indicated that they would pay twelve to thirteen thousand for that bond whereas the Town can acquire it for either five hundred or a thousand, for that type of bond that we need. The proposal was to delete the bonding requirement and ask for a credit for that and also to ask for a delation of the West Mt. and the work on the other side of West Mt. because he is not going to be doing that and then the other issue, because he had to install the pipes for the 187 crossing and test them. We knew he had extra work that was not accounted for...we met with Mr. Wunderlich and discussed the credit, in the contact they were required to itemize the work, the boring under County Route 58 was priced out at $54,986.00 the connection to the existing 12" pipe on the other side of West Mt. Road was priced at $7,600. another part of the contact indicates Wunderlich was entitled to a flat sum of ten thousand dollars for mobilization costs up front which includes the insurance and bond costs... Wunderlich has represented to us that the bonding cost because it was running him twelve thousand five hundred dollars there was no way he could not get that in the mobilization costs obviously he put it into one of his other bid costs and he put the entire cost of that bond in the West Mt. County Road 59 boring, the fifty four thousand dollars...put it in that location because he wanted to recover those funds as quickly as possible ... Councilman Monahan-Questioned where the specification said to place the bond costs? Attorney Dusek-In mobilization... Councilman Monahan- Requested to see his work sheets to prove where he put the bond costs, and insurance costs...Attorney Dusek-Assuming that the bond is in the West Mt. crossing and he is not going to do the crossing the total credit that he should be getting back is the $54,986 plus the $7,600 for the connection on the other side...if you look at the change orders that is exactly what is proposed, because it is a unit price, pay item you are not using it so therefore he is not getting the credit for it and therefore you are not paying for it. The other one was a lump sum of $54,000 so we are not paying that...it is up to the Town not to pay the seventy six and not to pay the fifty four... Supervisor Champagne-Does he have to agree that we are going to do the work? Water Supt. Thomas Flaherty-Under the contract we can delete any portion of the contract.Councilman Monahan-Is there any way that what we are doing if there are problems with his work later on he could come back later on and say that was not mine that did it, it was what you did? Water Supt. Flaherty-No...that is why we are stopping his job on the east side of West Mt. Road he will plug it, cap it and test his portion from where he started to where he stopped. Councilman Monahan-questioned number 3 under modification regarding pay item $100 per cubic yard...question why that was placed there when it is not a delation? that should be an add on...requested that the change order be cleaned up...that delation figure is incorrect...for the record I would like the minutes to show that the fifty four thousand nine eighty six covers under the modifications number 1 item a that starts with delete item number two that starts with delete, item number four that starts with The bond it will not be covering item three any necessary concrete etc. because that will be an addition to the cost of this contract. A condition of the resolution need the worksheets on the fifty four nine eighty six...worksheets showing exactly where he placed the insurance ... Attorney Dusek-Recommended that the resolution be amended in the first paragraph resolved, that the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury hereby authorizes and directs the Town Supervisor to execute the change order on behalf of the Town of Queensbury...recommend to add an contingency, provided that the contract furnishes the worksheet that show the allocation of the bonding cost to the West Mt. crossing, the worksheet being those worksheet that are used previous to the requestion. Water Supt. Flaherty-What if he does not do it? Attorney Dusek-Then we do not have a change order... or there is a meeting with the Town Board to rethink...Water Supt. Flaherty-Noted that there is a need for the bond or the whole project is held up...Councilman Monahan-Recommended getting the bond... RESOLUTION CHANGE ORDER IN CONNECTION WITH WATER TREATMENT PLANT EXPANSION PROJECT RESOLUTION NO.: 473.95 INTRODUCED BY: Mrs. Carol Pulver WHO MOVED FOR ITS ADOPTION SECONDED BY: Mrs. Connie Goedert WHEREAS, a Change Order bearing the caption "Change Order NO.1" for the Project titled, 16" Transmission Main 1-87 Crossing Contract No. 32 (part of the Water Treatment Plant Expansion Project) has been presented at this meeting, and WHEREAS, as a result of the Change Order, it will, among other things, be necessary for the Town to secure a surety bond in the amount of $500,000., and post the same with New York State in connection with an application for permit to bore under New York State Route 1-87, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury hereby authorizes and directs the Town Supervisor to execute the change order on behalf of the Town of Queensbury provided that the contract furnishes the worksheet that show the allocation of the bonding cost to the West Mountain crossing, the worksheet being those worksheets that are used previous to the requisition, and BE IT FURTHER, RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury hereby further authorizes and directs the Town Supervisor to complete an application for surety bond in the amount of $500,000., with a company to be recommended by the Town's insurance agent, and the Town Supervisor be and hereby is directed and ordered to execute the same on behalf of the Town of Queensbury and place the Town's seal on any application, and BE IT FURTHER, RESOLVED, that the cost of the surety bond, annually, shall not exceed the sum of $1,000., without further approval of the Town Board, with the cost of the bond to be paid for from the Water Treatment Plant Capital Project Fund. Duly adopted this 28th day of August, 1995 by the following vote: AYES Mrs. Pulver, Mrs. Monahan, Mr. Turner, Mrs. Goedert, Mr. Champagne NOES None ABSENT: None 2.3 HUDSON F ALLS WATER CONTRACT - Town Attorney went through the contract making the following changes to the contract... Page 2. 1.07 add as set forth in Section 8.01(c) Page 5 under 4.01 take out wording "recording meters with associated monitoring and recording equipment. The meters shall be installed 1) a. add wording Turbine water meters page 6 take out "and transmitting such imormation to the Town's Water Treatment Plant for monitoring and recording purposes." add after wording method of installation of the turbine water meters. under 4.02 take out paragraph 4.03 add sentence: installation and the check values shall meet with the approval of the Town...remove new wording "with participation and approval of the Town" Page 7. 4.05 change within is to within its district...reword change safe drinking to "potable water in accordance with the State Sanitary Code" New Un-numbered page all new sections on 4.09 change comment to connect 4.10 add wording towns right to demand records from the village within 30 days ...recording imormation on the water meters...page 8 5.02 delete from "located within the Town (through to the end of 5.20)" add after the word pump station "which may have an effect on the hydraulics or consumption of the Queensbury system" Page 9 Section 6 ( put in Section 4) Page 11 Section 7 leave in "The Village shall not commence to receive water from the Facility until such time as such legislation has been reviewed and approved by the Town" Page 12 Section 8 i. (formula) C= 11.5 million gallons Page 14 iii. Discussion held regarding village paying bills within 90 days, it was agreed to contact the comptroller regarding number of days....Page 15. add: to iii after the wording "on the same basis as is the expansion fund formula take out the wording cost of operation and maintenance Y. add The future upgrade cost fund applies to the aforementioned two low lift pumps and to no other upgrades or improvements that are or may become necessary. It is understood that the two low lift pumps may be replaced during the initial construction phase and if this occurs, the future upgrade cost fund shall not be necessary. (also include appurtances) Page 16. Item #3 Use Original Expansion formula... iv. add: unless otherwise agreed to by the Town and Village take out (e) Page 17. 8.02 add the town shall inspect the water quality in both the transmission line and storage facilities to insure that the Village will receive potable water prior to start-up. Page 19. 9.02 under 9a) add after the wording construction and reconstruction cost fund and after word percent age 9.03 take out the words after 1 million gallons per day and add after the word water per day of 30 consecutive days Page 20. 10.01 rewrite to indicate 30 days after execution Page 21. 11.01 asked for Attorney to negotiate with the Village Attorney... 12.01 delete one of the 11. 01 designations... after the wording Village add at no cost take out the last sentence...Page 22 13.01 add at the end of twenty (20) years from the date of execution, or and take out all reference of the year 2015 and the wording on or before February 15,2015. 13.02 add In the event the village elects to renew this Agreement as aforesaid, it is agreed that, unless additional capacity is at that time, the village shall retain its equity in interest in the facility and no additional expansion fund expenses or capital expenses shall be required for the Village to utilize the capacity reserved under this Agreement. Page 23 14.01 put back in ...15.01 take out last sentence...Page 24 Change wording in second to last sentence from Village to Town and take out the last sentence...Page 25. add The village agrees that it will not transfer any water to any other uses for less than the Town's water rates. clarify wording add language agree to same conditions on usage and restrictions...Page 26. 19.01 leave in 2.05 FOXFARMPUD Mr. Matt Jones-Representing Thomas 1. Farone...Development Team-Mike O'Connor representing Mike Vasiliou and Mike's company has entered into an agreement with the Farrone Company to be the exclusive builder on the property, Leon Steves and Jim Miller consultants and planners, Cecil Provost is a realtor from Saratoga Springs who has done Mikes marketing and realistate work...have an option to purchase Mr. Bryant's property...considering community center, multi family duplex's and needs for Senior Citizens... Attorney O'Connor-made the presentation to the Board using maps of the area...over view...will have a mix of senior citizens housing, duplex and single family housing, total density of 184 units. We are also talking about a community center, and maybe a health clinic or health center...combine that with all the features of the land, we hope to avoid any controversy with a plan that will preserve the sensitive areas...will maintain a good sense of open space...151 acres...52 set aside off the top, beyond that we are talking about another 8 1/2 acres and 3 acres that will not be developed. ...1ooking to connect roads so that children can go to Queensbury School without using Aviation Road...also a bike trail which all Westland could utilize to get to the School system... (passed out Mr. Vasiliou's presentation on Fox Farm PUD) there are three to four duplexs in the back to look like residential housing...price range $80,000 to $140,000 through out the development... Mr. Jim Miller reviewed the present zoning and what is proposed... used various maps of the area...noted everything to the west of this parcel is single family one acre. also LC-42 makes up 49 acres of the site...existing site is zoned RR-3 as is the entire school district property...to the west there are existing apartments along Manor Drive which is zoned URIO the area from Manor Drive to Aviation Road including land across Aviation Road is neighborhood commercial ten....have looked at rezoning for a Planned Unit Development...one option - expand MR-5 district to include our proposed duplexes and expansion of the senior citizens and the balance SR-20...accommodate 296 lots under the PUD 184 lots...second option - SR-15 zoning density 197 lots... Attorney O'Connor-noted there have been extensive soil testing done in the area...noted well suited for construction of roads and single family homes with basements...DEC has flagged the wetland...kept the development away from the wetland...noted blue lupine sited on the property will develop around this...system of walking trails throughout the development..suggested making Fox Farm Road one way coming in...seeking dollars for more additional housing...42 units of senior housing...also talked about community service area, day care or medical clinic...speaking on duplexes...including father-in-law, mother-in-law apartments... Discussion was held regarding bus access to the area and this has been worked out with the school district... Discussion regarding senior housing-question if North Church Residences had been contacted and it was indicated that they had been contacted...also Congressman Solomon has been contacted regarding funding.. . Discussion regarding rezoning...discussed as PUD...with new zoning SR-15 (allows clustering) with the stipulation that if this plan does not come to feruition its nul and void... Attorney O'Connor-requested Town Board to be lead agent... Executive Director Martin-Based on the technical data that has been submitted thus far the site can support that amount of development, soils etc....from a planning perspective it is on the higher side of density when compared to existing zoning but, this is the type of density you want around your school it is also close to the commercial center, from those aspects we are getting a major widening of Aviation Road, from those view points I think this is a reasonable size development. Discussion held on traffic realignment...it was noted that there is a problem with traffic whether there is a development or not... Discussion held regarding the placement of sewer lines in, it was noted that the soils are very good in the area and there was a recommendation that the septic systems be placed in the front yards so that if in the future they needed to be hooked up to sewer lines it would be less expensive... Discussion held regarding traffic patterns, has Paul Naylor been contacted, it was noted that he had not been contacted... Next step for Town Attorney to prepare resolution to forward to the Planning Board...and lead agent status. .. FIRE SERVICE AWARD Mr. Brown from Glens Falls National Bank spoke to the Town Board regarding the various investments that the bank would be making in regard to the Fire Service Award account...noted the Town of Queensbury is the trustee on the account...the bank will act as investment management agent. Attorney Dusek-Reviewed the contract agreement with the Board...will prepare a resolution for September 11 th for Board approval... HARRIS LOGGING Executive Director James Martin-Spoke to the Board regarding Harris Logging..research has been done, starting from 1986 building permit... Mr. John Goralski-The question regarding the expansion of a non comorming use- physically the logging business has expanded beyond the site plan review of 1992, the question arises in Judge Dier's ruling he refers to the property and the grandfather rights that Keith Harris has to operate a logging business on the property, the property at the time of the case was the 20 acre parce1..bottom line does Judge Dier's ruling simply address the garage that was built and the business that was taking place or did he in fact say in his ruling that he is allowed to use that entire twenty acre parcel? It is a done deal if you interpret Judge Diers ruling to say he can use that 20 acres for logging... Noted the lower court ruling stated the he had the right to store the livestock at a certain site... Executive Director Martin-leaning toward idea of this being an unlawful expansion of a non comorming use...increased parking areas and increased storage yards for logs.... Would like to review this with the Attorney to see if this is worthy of going the full route... Attorney Dusek-I would like to time to review the facts and if we do want to proceed or not... I would recommend that this be handled in Executive Session ... Councilman Monahan-Asked that the Town review how long diesel trucks can be left running...diesel fumes are strong... COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN SURVEY Supervisor Champagne-Asked to have the survey completed by Labor Day to send back to Pat Tatich... C T MALE STORMW ATER MANAGEMENT CONTRACT Attorney Dusek-Noted the board had a problem with the project schedule due to the fact that there was not deadlines set ... noted there is an attachment listing the deadlines but it is not part of the contract... Resolution forthcoming on September 11th, 1995 Supervisor Champagne-Presented the Board with a letter from Mr. Newell... Councilman Turner-Spoke to the Board regarding a letter from Florence E. Connor - re: Storm Water Meeting... "There are several serious controllable issues that threaten the waters of Lake George, that is why I am here. I have come to ask the Town of Queensbury to recognize the need to join in partnership with the Lake George Park Commission to eradicate erosion, water and milfoil from the Lake areas located within the boundaries of Queensbury. Milfoil rapidly choks the waterways where it grows. Harris Bay a part of Queensbury located between Cleverdale and Assembly Point has become a primary bed of erosion, water and milfoil. Traffic in this bay alone inadvertently contaminates large ranges of the lake areas feasible of being rendered useless for water recreation. This is a truism. Seasonal residents represent a large sum of the towns tax dollars with few requests that make significate dent in the town budget, however I have a request today. As a member of the Town of Queensbury I request a return for tax dollars in the form of a check allocated to clean up erosion, water, milfoillocated in Lake George waters adjacent to the shores of the Town of Queensbury. This weed threatens the very life of Lake George and eventually the value of property and ultimately taxable sources for the Town. It is prudent that the Town take this step. Please while substantial funds are still available from the park commission form a partnership to curb the growth of this horrendous plant before it becomes completely out of control. Respectfully submitted, Florence E. Connor. SALARIES 1996 Town Board salaries...Councilman Monahan recommended 12,000 Councilman Pulver supported 12,000 Councilman Goedert- Supported 12,000 Councilman Turner supported 5,000 you are only giving your employees 3% why should we give ourselves anymore? Councilman Monahan-Because we have not had raises and I look at the County level and the City level and I look at the Supervisor's salary and I say that the four of us together put in as much time as the Supervisor does I say that if we are going to make this job attractive to anybody, a different social, economic group then what we are, younger people it has to be done and we have to give this job some dignity and so on and so forth. Councilman Goedert -Question when the board last received a raise? Councilman Monahan-When Steve Borgos was Supervisor. Supervisor Champagne-The Supervisor will be asking for no raise, that is for sure. We have three votes and I will give that to Cathy... RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING 1995 SALARY SCHEDULE RESOLUTION NO. 474.95 INTRODUCED BY: Mrs. Carol Pulver WHO MOVED FOR ITS ADOPTION SECONDED BY: Mrs. Connie Goedert RESOLVED that the following salaries are set for 1995 year: RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury hereby establishes the salaries for Second Deputy Town Clerk and Assistant Code Emorcement Officer Number 1 as follows: Second Deputy Town Clerk - $21,630 1st. Assistant Building Code Emorcement Officer - $24,205 Duly adopted this 28th day of August, 1995 by the following vote: AYES: Mrs. Monahan, Mr. Goedert, Mrs. Pulver, Mr. Champagne NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: Mr. Turner RESOLUTION ADJOURNING MEETING RESOLUTION NO. 475.95 INTRODUCED BY: Mr. Theodore Turner WHO MOVED FOR ITS ADOPTION SECONDED BY: Mrs. Carol Pulver RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury hereby adjourns its meeting. Duly adopted this 28th day of August, 1995 by the following vote: AYES: Mr. Turner, Mrs. Goedert, Mrs. Pulver, Mrs. Monahan, Mr. Champagne NOES: None ABSENT: None Respectfully submitted, Miss Darleen M. Dougher Town Clerk