1936-05-26 a committee of Two to take the matter up with the County attorney, '
Duly adopted by the following vote
Ayes- Mr. Ellsworth, Mr. Nobles , Mr. Lampson Mr. Bentley and Mr. Fowler
Noes - None
Upon Motion By Justice C.J. Nobles and duly seconded by Justice M.S.
Bentley the following resolution # 35 was adopted.
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WAS, New York Power and Light Corporation -has submitted to this
Board a proposed Contract,a copy of which is hereto annaxed, for
furnishing of street lighting service in
TOWN OF gUEENSB URY
for p period five years,from the first day of may I936
consisting initially of 3 5000 lumenp2I/2 4000Lumen, and 3 I000
lumen lamps to cost approximately 3$I2.33 per annum and
THMMS,said proposed contract is satisfactory to this Board,
Now, therefore
Resolved, that the supfrvisor be and hereby is authorised and
dricted to execute for and behalf of the Town of .Queensbury said
contract for such street lighttngservice, and the Town Clerkis hereby
to attach the 'Town Sealthereto and attest the same
Roll ,Call Ayes all 11'r Ellsworth Mr Nobles Mr Lampson Mr 1'entley� %
Resolution #36 intorduced by Mr Lampson seconed by Mr Bentley
it was resolved that Supervisor Fowler be and is hereby authorised
to accept and execute the contract for the stop light at montys Bridge
.Ayes .Mr Ellsworth Mr Nobles Mr Lampson Mr Bentley and -Mr Fowler
Noes N.ne
on motion meeting adhourned.
May 26th, 1936 Regular me+bting
At a regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury,
hold -on the above date, at 7 PM at the Clerk's office, the following
members were present.
D. Elmer Fowler Supervisor,
Floyd Ellsworth, Justice of Peace
Charles Nobles
Meredith Bentley
lurtis Lampson 'r n
Bert D. Turner Town "lark
Minutes of meetings held on -April 20th and May llth, .1936 read and
approved.
A petition of Taxpayers petitioning the Board to .make and
reconstruct the Airport road was read to the Board.
'Glens Falls Grange, John J. Harris Memorial Chapel and 'Mohican
Grange, applications were read to the Board requesting permission to
cleaA certain 'Cemeteries in the ` Town of Queensbury.
' 'An application by Auston B, Holden camp requestd�Board to
purchase flags for the decoration of soldiers graves In the Cemeteries
of the Town of Queensbury was read to the Board.
. . •A letter from County Attorney relative to DeRosia at al; vs Town
of Queensbury was read to the Board.
RESOLUTION No, 37 I'ntrodueed by "Justice Ellsworth, seconded by
"Justice" Nobles.
WHEREAS, an application has been duly made to the town `
Superintendent .of Highways and the Town Board of the Town of Queens-
bury, County of Warren, State of New York, by the SPRING BROOK WATER
COMPANY? a corporation of the State of New York organised to supply
water by mains or pipes, for permission to lag, place Arid maintain
pipes, mains, hydrants, service connections and all other necessary
or usual attachments and devices through, under, ever and along the
public streets, highways or other .public places in that portion of
said Town bounded by a line beginning at a point on the North shore of
the Hudson River, where said river is intercepted by the boundary line
between the counties of Warren and Washington, thence running northerly
along said boundary line to the intersection thereof with Dix Avenue,
thence westerly along the northerly line of Dix Avenue to the internee-
tion of said line with the westerly line of Highland Avenue, thence '
southerly along the westerly line of Highland Avenue and the extension
thereof to the intersection of said extended dine with the Hudson River
and thanco,,,aasterly,along the Northern -shore of the Hudson River to tb9
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point of beginning; and in, and under any and all lands adjacent-thereto
in which said Spring Brook Water Company may acquire a legal easement or
easements from the owner or owners, for the purpose of delivering and
distributing pure and wholesome water for public and private uses and
purposes :
AND Said Board having called a public hearing, notice of which was r
given by publication thereof in the official newspaper of said Town at
least ten days .before the meeting, the-Board having duly convened and
held said hearing, the Superintendent of Highways and a majority of said
Board being present and heard said application and concluded that the grant
thereof would be advantageous to the town and its inhabitants.
NOW, MEREFORE, on motion duly .made and carried:
RESOLVED, that the said SPRING BROOK WATER COMPANY
(hereinafter called the Company, its successors and assigns is hereby
granted the right and privilege to lay, place and maintain pipes, mains,
hydrants, service connections and all other necessary or usual attach-
ments and devices and to make any and all excavations which are reason-
ably necessary and proper for' that purpose in, through,under, over and
along any and all of the streets, avenues, lanes, highways, public alleys
and other public places in the portion of the said Town of Queensbury,
County of Warren, State of New York, bounded by a line beginning at a
point on the North Shore of the Hudson River, where said river is
intercepted by the boundary line between the counties of Warren and
Washington, thence ru=ing northerly along said boundary lime to the
intersection thereof with Dix Avenue, thence westerly along the northerly
line •of Dix Avenue to the intersection of"'said line ,with the westerly
line of Highland avenue, thence southerly along the westerly line of
Highland avenue and the extension thereof to the intersection of -said
extended line with the Hudson River, and thence easterly along the
Northern shore of the Hudson River to -the point of beginning; and in,
and under any and all lands adjacent thereto in which said Spring Brook
Mater Company may acquire a .legal easement or easements from the owner or
owners, and to connect said pipes, mains, etc ., with -all or any public and
private buildings and to all or any hydrants in said portion of said Town
for the purpose of delivering and distributing to the same pure and
wholesome water in such amount as .shall be required, necessary and proper
for the use of said portion of said Town and the inhabitaants thereof.
That all times after the laying of said pipes, mains, etc,, said
company shall' be permitted to examine and keep the same in proper condition
and repair,and do all necessary work to properly maintain the construction
thereof.
This :grant and privilege is made upon the following terms :
a 1. That the pipes, mains, etc., shall be located uner the directign,
og the Town #aporintandent of Highways and the Town Berard or their duly N
authorized . nts.
2. That all of said pipes, mains, etc., and other -attachments , and
dgviees shall bed aced, and maintained in a proper and workmanlike manner
sq that that same skull in no way endanger the public , and. the said company
slIall at all times indemify and save harmless the said Town, -the Town
Superintendent of Highways and the menbers of the Town Board from and
against and and all antions, suits, damages, costs, charges and expenses
by reason of the location and maintenance of said pipes r mains, etc ., in
any of the .stroots, avenues, lanes and other public places in the above
d4scribed portion of said Town, or by reason of any act done or omitted ,
- . tq be done .in the premises by said ompany, .
3. This grant and perm3;t .is made upon the condition that permission
bet secured from sueh public authority and -ommissigns as is required by
law, and the eansideration hereof is the expenditure by said company of the '
`~ fends neea.%sary for the construction of said system of pipes, mains, etc.,
and the prgper maintenance thereof.
DULY adopted`: by the following vote :
Ayes - Mrj-.tllsworth, Mr, Nobles, Mr. Lampson, Mr, Bentley and Mr. Fok,*r
Noos - None.,
. RESOLUTION No., 38, Introduced by Mr, Bentley►, seconded- by Mr. Nobles,
A txy=X X** t:gxs1 it was resolved that Austin W. Holden Camp
be land is hereby authorized to purchase flags for the decoration of Civil
War Veterans Graves in the Town of Queensbury at a price not to exceed..
0.900J, t
DULY adopted by the fallowing vote;
Ayes - Mr. Ellsworth, Mr. Nobles, Mr. Lampson, Mr, Bentley and Mr. Fowler.
Hoes - None,
RESOLUTION No, 39 Introduced by Mr, Ellsworth, seconded by Mr, Lampson,
it�rwas resolved that the John J. Harris Memorial Chapel be and is hereby
authorized to remove grass, weeds, brush and care for and conseve the John J:
Harris Cemetery on Ridge Road,
Ffttther resolved that brush, weed, and grass be removed at least three
times a year by the said John `J. Harris Memorial Chapel.
Further resolved that the sum of $50.00 be and hereby is appropiated for
said 'eemetery.
Furtbor resolved that the work be completed by Oct. 1st., 1936.
DULY Adopted by the following vote.
Ayes - Mr. Ellsworth, Mr, Nobles , Mr. Lampson, Mr, Bentley and Mr. Fowler.
Noes - None,
RESOLUTION No. ,40, Introduced by Mr. Nobles, seconded by Mr, Bentley,
it was resolved that the Glens Falls Grange be and is hereby authorized to
remove grass, weeds, brush and care for and conserve the Lake Sunnyside
Cemetery.
Further resolved that brush, weeds and grass be removed at least three
times a ygar by the said .Glens Falls Grange.
Further .resolved that tho sum of $100,00 be abd hereby is appropiated
for said Cemetery,
Further resolved that the work ,be completed by 0^t. 1st, 1936,
DULY Adopted by the following vote.
Ayes - Mr. Ellsworth, Mr. Nobles, Mr . Lampson, Mr. Bentley and Mr. Fowler.
Noes - None.
RESOLUTION No, 41, Introduced by Mr. Bentley, seconded by Mr. .Nobles,
it was resolved that the Mohican Grange be and is hereby authorized to remove
grass, weeds brush and care for *W eonse"s the Jenkins Cemetery near
Bradford Thornton t s Farm,:?
Further resolved that brush, weeds and grass be removed at least three
times a year by the said A1xx rxFzftsx#xax Mahican Grange.
Further resolved that the sum of $100.00 be and hereby is appropiated
for said cemetery.
Further resolved that the work be completed by Oct. *lst, 1936,
DULY Adopted. by the following vote .
Ayes - Mr. Ellsworth, Mr. Nobles, Mr. Lampson, Mr, Bentley and Mr. Fowler. ,
Noes - None,
t No Name of Claimant Nature of Claim Amount Claimed Amount Allowed
125 M. D. Sullivan Inspector $10,00 , $10,00,,
126' Thurstin Ingraham. Poor Relief 1,00 1,00 ."
127 Clayton Woodbury Poor Relief 10.00 10.00
128 Neri Ripley Poor Raj tof 3.00 . 3,00
129 Dennis & Co,, Inc. Assessement Rolls 19,54 19,54
130 G. F. Post Co, Printing Notices 4,65 4.65 a
131 Mary R. Newcomb Poor Relief Orders 6,50 6,50 F
132 Charles W. Richards .4asessor Service 120,00 , 120,001
133 Ernest Hillis Assessor Service 120,00 1001001
134 Edward Sleight Assessor Service 120,00 1200001
135 F. A. Richardson:: Poor Relief Orders 12,25 12,25
+, 336 City of Glens Falls Rent of Lookup 2100 2,00 :_ n
137 Fitzgerald Hotel Meals to rri.sonera 5.00 5.00
•138 Edward J. Singleton Gunning & D�rosia
& I s sack Ca"
50.00 900,00•
139 Beecher S, Clothier " 321,75 321.75 -i.' `
pK.f 140 Fred E, Ricketts Constable 3ervie 46,50 46,50 us ,
141 Dr G. A. Chapman Poor Relief 2,00 2*0A0 -1.00
142 A, J,. Van Wagner Constable ;Service 64,02 . 64.02
143 G. F. Post Co Printing Briefs 58 Of 58,95
144 Meredeith S. Bentley Board Meetings 12000 12,00 )
145 Charles Baldwin Constable Service 25072 24922
146 Floyd Ellsworth Board Meetings, 840 8000
147 Lena M. Jenkins Inspector of Elections 15.00 15.E
148 Curtis Lampson Board Meetings 8,00 8.00
149 Curtis Lampson Justice Service 20160 20.60
150 Floyd Ellsworth Justice Service a.55 - - 8.55
151 Charles Nobles Justice service 44925 44,25
152 Bert D. Turner Service as Toxn Clerk. , 56100 -56,00
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-- Claimed Allowed
On motion meeting adjourned. , it
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