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1982-03-18 SP 69 TOWN BOARD MEETING March 18, 1982 SPECIAL TOWN BOARD MEMBERS Mrs. Frances Walter-Supervisor Mr. Daniel Olson-Councilman Dr. Charles Eisenhart-CounciZman Mr. Daniel Morre Z Z-Counci Zman Mrs.' Betty Monahan-CounciZman I ar Mr. Joseph Brennan-Town Counsel PRESS G.F. Post Star, WBZA GUESTS: Residents of Broadacres TOWN OFFICIALS: Mr. Scudder, Mr. Thomas Flaherty Meeting Opened 7:30 P.M. Pledge of Allegiance Zed by Supervisor Walter PUBLIC HEARING-PROPOSED BROADACRES WATER DIST. Supervisor Walter- Asked Mr. Chase, Town Clerk for the proof of publication and posting of the Public Hearing. . i Mr. Chase Town Clerk- presented the proof of publication and posting of the Public Hearing re: the proposed Broadacres 'Water Dist. Supervisor Walter- On January 26, 1982 we held a public information meeting regarding the proposed Broadacres Water Dist.-at that time Mr. Scudder our consulting engineer on the project made a presentation. Since that time Mr. Scudder, Mr. Flaherty, Residents of the area and myseZf have sat down and talked some morei;,. . .it is the strong feeling of the Town Board to present to you a water district that is not a maintenance district but a full service water district - for #hat area. This would supply Fire,Protection, adequate water supply and maintenance. . .spoke of the history of the water pipes in the area. . . Mr. Scudder-Engineer-using maps of the area depicting the proposed and existing water mains and Zines spoke to the residents on the proposed water dishict. . . noted that the residents now receive water from the City of Glens Falls. . . _we propose to approve this system, estabZish a water district within the Town of Queensbury and furnish drinking water and fire protection. . .the minimum pipe size in the system would be six inch, we would propose:: 24 new hydrants in the area. . .many Zines are unknown as to size. . .the work on this project will be done by Water Dept. Employees at a cost of $496,210.00 est. this will be paid for by Bonds over a 15 year period. The Total assessment in the Water Dist. is Five Million seven hundred eightyone thousand seven hundred dollars assuming an interest rate of 10% the tax rate for the first year would ba $14.41 per thousand decreasing over fifteen years to $6.34. If this was passed and the ZegaZ matters were taken care of,� it probably would not be until next year before construction would be started. . .noted that in regard to water rents a typical resident in Queensbury uses $80 to 85. 00 dollars per year worth of water. . . Mr. FZahertg-Water Supt.- In the past we have been called upon to provide service in the area when there were problems with •the water mains, with the raising cost of equipment and material plus the, fact that the State of New York Audit and Control says that it is illegal to for us to expend money generated from within the water district outside the water district, we can no Zonger provide the service. - Councilman Olson-noted that any tax monies generated in regard to this district can only be used in this district. . .questioned if the streets are tore up who will pay for their repair? Mr. Scudder-that is figured into. the estimate. Those residents who are not hooked into the City System would have to bear a connection charge. . .if they are hooked up now there will be no-.,, charge at the time of connection to the Queensbury System. . . John Janbon-33 Broadacres Rd. - where would the hookup occur for a private residence? Thomas Flaherty- at the boundary of your property Zine. . . Barbara Oak-Park PZaee-if you Zive on a corner Zot can the owner specify at which side he would like to have the hookup? ( V _ Thomas Flaherty- yes Mr. C. Pannell South- Parkview, Ave.- what is the est. lineal feet of main and the est. cost of the pipe and hydrants and what amount is in the contingsngy fund. . . Mr. Scuddeb- presented Mr. South with a break down of cost on the pipe. . . est. 2540 lineal feet of 12" pipe 420 lineal feet of 8" pipe 10200 of 611 pipe 24 new hydrants. . .contingency fund 5% of total ( Mr. C. Powell South- what control will the Town have over the water dept.with cost accounting. . . Supervisor WaZter-invited Mr. South to review the cost accounting system r used by the water dept. noted that much of the work is placed on a computer noted that the last job that came in was under budget. . . (Sherman Ave. ) Mr. Harrison-Linden Ave.- if the job will not be done until next year do the figures reflect this? Mr. Scudder- as well as we can project. . . Mr. FZaherty-The majority of the material will be bid this year. . . Mr. Corton-Parkview, Ave.- what indication do you have that :the unknown owner mains are workable? Questioned if the reason that a m4iA was being placed down Dixon Road was because it was possibly unraxZiable? Mr. Scudder- the reason we are placing a line on Dixon Road is to seperate the two systems—in regard to the condition of the existing system we have no reason to believe that they are not in good condition. . . Mr. Flaherty- noted that in reviewing past records from other breaks in the area have shown in various Locations the existing condition of the pipes. . . Mrs. Radin-4)rucce Court-noted that they had a private line to the City main. . . how would this effect them? Mr. Scudder- you would have a 6" main in front of yozr house and your line would run from your house to the 6" main.. . Mrs. Radin- we would have to have Queensbury Water if we hooked up? Mr. Scudder- .yes reviewed the water rents paid by people hooked up to City water but who do not .live in the City. . . Mrs. Radin .- questioned if the water would be restrictive as to the use of her weZZ? Mr. Scudder- no Mrs. Radin- why should I go on metered water? Supervisor Walter- becIduse you pay less than on flat rate. . .if you are an average user. . . Mr. Thomas Flaherty- please note that any private line Za�d'. in the street is the Owners responsibility. . . Mr. Lemery- Chief of Queensbury CentraZ-we feel that we provide adequate fire protection, I am concerned over the six hydrants in the district in that they are not maintained. Concerned if a large fire was to hit this area if the lines could stand the shut down, they are very old and have not been maintained. . . Supervisor Walter- We are very proud of Queensbury Central and we do know that there is adequate fire protection. . . pp Mr. Wertime- 21 Liredo a - who laid the lines? who paid for them? l Supervisor Walter- There were several people. . .Mr. Hay, Mr. ProZler. . . Mr. Swan- In Northup Dr. the water system was financed by Mr. Delong, his wife and son a prorated cost was made for every block on the Street, when people hooked up to the main they paid the prorated amount. Mr. Wertime- questioned- if the people will not be paying twice for the same system? Supervisor Walter- I will see where I can .get information regarding that, I have gone to Albany and I am awaiting an answer. . . s a '71 Supervisor Walter- It is my understanding that at one time there was a Broadacres Association and they were to maintain the water system. . .somewhere along the j line this concept was lost. . . ij Mr. Strycker-26 Broadacres Road-questioned that if a resident had a well would 1 they have to be hooked up to the Broadacres Water Dist. ? Supervisor Walter- you would pay the advaZorem tax but not the user fee. . .you do not have to hook up. . . Unknown- what is to prevent the work from starting this year if approved. . . l Supervisor Walter- because we created another water dist. last fall we will be j completing the Land o'Pines Water Dist. and there are severa L other projects tAht are capital improvements that have been promised, for completion this year. . . Dur engineer has come up at the request of the Board to give what he feels would be the top dollar so that it can come in under that, not over it. . .we are saying next 1 year but if there is any way possible to start it sooker ,we wouZd do that. . . Unknown- When the Dist. is formed will the Town then have responsibility for the existing system until the new one is built? Mr. Joseph Brennan-Reviewed the steps that must be taken to approve the district. . . at least four to six weeks j Supervisor Walter- Then in two months if there was a break in the water main the water dept. would have to do something about it. . . Mrs Radin- If this is passed by referendum �how binding is that on the part of the Town? 1 Supervisor WaZter-it is binding. .. Mrs. Radin- questioned the establishment of a lighting and sewer dist. . . .paying taxes on items that they do not have. . . Supervisor Walter- It used to be a practice of-many Boards to draw a district that was 'Zarger then what would be served, I personalty think that is the pits and this Board is in agreement Oith that—any districts that we create, ' ," the people who are in those dist. will be serviced. . . Mrs. Radin- requested that someone Zook­°into the lighting and sewer disc. . . Unknown- Could the State Act on this because it is iZZegaZ? Supervisor Walter- If there is no district and you have a gain and you want maintenance of the dist. the town cannot do it without the establishment of a district. . . Mr. Joseph Brennan- What was being referrdd to, was the statement at the last meeting that it would be illegal for the Town to use dater Dept. personnel to repair mains outside its district. . . Mrs. KingsZey-9 Hughes Court- We are now receiving G.F. Water if this is passed we will then be receiving Queensbury Water? j( Supervisor Walter- yes I Unknown— Asked if there was inequality, those who already have mains will pay the $14.00 and those who will be hooking up for the first time will pay $14.00 Supervisor WaZter-As far as adjusting the costs giving a credit to those people who have a 6" main I do not have the answer to that. . . Mr. Scudder- spoke on the number of non-standard hydrants that will be replaced, there are no parts for repairs available. . . Councilman Robertson- There is no better time then now to resolve the district once and for all, I urge you to take the proposition that is before you, the.only reasonable way to do this is with a full service district. . . i Councilman MorreZZ-If the pipe has been paid for by the property--)owner on the street that is in the Town Right of Wayjdo they still own the pipe, if they do, AvwZ*�t y be compensated for the pipe that we use. . . ? j Mr. Scudder- I think that should be referred to the Town Attorney. - 72 Councilman Morrell If we pass these three resolutions, do the people in the ,proposed district have any option to go to permissive referendum. . . ? Supervisor Walter- yes. . . If the referendum failed then the Town Board would have no obligation to the people, that is the point that we are trying to make, in no way is the Queensbury Water Dist. going to send people in to Broadaeres, we have done so in the past, Audit and Control says you cannot do it, it is illegal to do so and we have had other people from Queensbury Water Dist. and other Dist. in the Town say if you are using my tax money to go to an area that is not a disc. I will sue you. Councilman Olson- asked what the filing time was for a referendum was? Mr. -Joseph Brennan- reviewed the time schedule for adoption of the Water Dist.. ' The time for filing a petition for a referendum is 30 days from the adoption of a Resolution forming a disc. . . Mr. Swan- If this proposal goes to a referendum and is defeated�wouZd this Board feel any obligation to continue to work on this and present another solution? Councilman Olson- I beZeive that this is the best way to go, I as one person would say that if this was defeated-I think the Board wanting to serve the needs of the people would be obligated to sit down formally and get together a maintenance dirt. Supervisor Walter- I think that this is something the Board will have to discuss because I do not agree with A4r. Olson. . . (, Mr. Swan- I am one of the owners who paid for the pipe and L want to say I here and now that I think I got' my money out of that system, I think that for the benefit of everyone we had better get together and put this thing in. . . Mr. Joseph Brennan- The question has arisen regarding the pipes in the streets which were built into the cost of the homeowners, in order to answer that question you really have to know exactly what the circumstances were relative to the streets. . .I assume that at some point the developer of the streets requested that the Town, -i^ accept those roadways as Town highways, the lines are in the streets in my opinion the issue would be whether or not when the owner of the street itself was laid out requested the Town to accept those streets as public streets and the Board accepted them-since he was conveying the land and the water line is under the land which was being conveyed whether at the same time therefore those lines were actually conveyed by that action of the owner to the Town of Queensbury. The question would be reaZZy� whether or not by virtue-of that actj the Town would actually own the water lines that run down.,Ap't w Northup and Bullard or whether or not there would be basil for the property owners upon the dedi(ution of those streets to still claim ownership, I do not know the answer to the question. . . Unknown- If it was conveyed to the Town, does it also convey maintnanee of that line? ' Mr. Joseph Brennan- no it cannot be done without a district. . . Mrs. Radin- who will pay for the repairing of the Blacktop when the new lines are 4aid? Supervisor Walter- there : monies in the scope of the project to cover that. . . -Councilman Betty Monahan- what is the age of the pipe that is presently in the ground, from the oldest to the newest. . . Mr. Scudder-. we think it is before WWII. . . Councilman Betty Monahan- What is the life expectancy of the new pipe? Mr. Flaherty - 100 years. . . Councilman Betty Monahan- I heard one thing in regard to asbestos cement pipes, is there a health hazard with these pipes.. . ? Mr. Scudder- no. . . Mr. Flaherty- There has been studies done by the American Water Works Assoc. and to this date everything is pointing to the fact that there is no danger. . . the have aspestos pipe that was put in by developers that are in the district. . . 73 Mrs. Monthie- Is there -.)any chance that we can get a grant from the State? Supervisor Walter- we have looked into that and no. . .noted that this mould not be considered a depressed area. . .no monies available. . . Mr: Scudder- this is not a guilt edged plan, it is a standard layout using standard practices. . . Supervisor Walter- The Town Board has responded to many requests over the years over the Broadacres situation, we feel that we have given you the best solution to a complex problem-it-is now up to you to determine whether you will go along with the.-thinking of the Town Board. . . Public Hearing Closed I RESOLUTION MAKING DETERMINATION OF NO SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL .IMPACT OF PROPOSED ESTABLISHMENT OF BROADACRES WATER DISTRICT AND CONSTRUCTION OF -IMPROVEMENTS THEREFOR RFqQTT1TT11N-JQ, =, Introduced by Mr. E%senhart who moved its adoption. .Seconded { by Mr. Olson: WHEREAS, the Town Board of the Town of 9ueensbury, Warren County, New York has heretofore duty caused a general map, pZan and report to be prepared and filed in the Office of the Town Clerk of the said Town in relation to the establishment of a proposed water district in said Town, to be7:known as the Broadacres Water District; and I WHEREAS, the establishment of the proposed water district and the construction of 1 the improvements proposed therefor (hereinafter--'The project") constitute an action l under the New York EnvironmentaZ OuaZitu Review Act '`'hereinafter "SEOR"); and 1 WHEREAS, under the implementing regulations set forth in 6 NYCRR Part 617, the Project is an unlisted action: and WHEREAS, the Town Board has caused to be prepared a Short Environmental Assessment Form pertaining to the project; and WHEREAS, the Town Board-has considered the general man,' plan and report along with the Short Environmental Assessment Form_; and WHEREAS, it appears that no significant environmental impact would result from li the establishment of the water district or the construction of the improvements 1 proposed therefor, NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that it be hereby determined that the establishment of the Broadacres Water District and the construction of the improvements proposed therefor will have no significant environmental impact. The question of the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duty put to a vote { on roZZ-caZZ, which resulted as follows: Ayes: Mr Olson, Mr. Eisenhart, Mr. MorreZZ, Mrs. Monahan, Mrs. Walter i Noes: None 1 Absent:None A RESOLUTION MAKING CERTAIN DETERMINATIONS IN RELATION TO THE PROPOSED ESTABLISHMENT OF A WATER DISTRICT IN THE TOWN OF QUEENSBURY, WARREN COUNTY, NEW YORK, TO BE KNOWN AS-.THE BROADACRES WATER DISTRICT ,`LUT=ON, Nn ?3, Introduced by Mr. Olson, who moved its adoption. Seconded by Mrs. Monahan. EE _ I WHEREAS, the Torun Board of the Town of Queensbury, Warren County, New York has heretofore duty caused a general map, plan and report to_be prepared and filed in the `Office of the Town Clerk of the said Town in relation to, the establishment of a proposed_water.:district in said,Town, to be known as the j Broadacres Water District; and WHEREAS, an order was duly adopted by the said Town Board. on Marhh 4, 1982 reciting a description of the boundaries of said proposed district, the improve- ments proposed, the maximum amount proposed to be expended for said improvements, the proposed method of financing to be employed, the fact that said map and plan were on file in the Town Clerk's office for public inspection, and specifying the 18th day of March, 1982 at 7:30 o'clock p.m., prevailing time, at the Town ?4 - - Office Building, Town of Queensbury, Bay & Haviland Roads, in said Town as the time when and the place where said Town Board would meet for the purpose of holding a public hearing to hear all persons interested in the subject thereof concerning -the same; and WHEREAS, said public hearing was duly held at the time and place set forth' in sadd order, as aforesaid, at which all persons desiring to be heard were duly heard; and WHEREAS, said Town Board has duly considered said map and pZan and the evidence given at said public hearing; e NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury; Warren County, New York as foZZows: SECTION 1. Upon the evidence given at the aforesaid public hearing, it is ) hereby found and determined as follows: �✓ A) The notice of the aforesaid public hearing was published and posted as required by law and is otherwise sufficient; B) All the property and property owners within said proposed dist.-hiet are benefited thereby; j C) AZl the property and property`-owners benefited are included within the { limits of said proposed district; and C) The establishment of said proposed district is in the public interest. E SECTION 2. -7'he resolution shaZZ take effect immediately. The question of the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly put to a vote on roZZ call, which resulted as follows: Ayes: Mr. Olson, Mr. Eisenhart, Mr. MorreZZ, Mrs. Monahan, Mrs. Walter Noes: None G Absent:None RESOLUTION APPROVING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A WATER DISTRICT IN THE TOWN OF QUEENSBURY, WARREN COUNTY, NEW YORK, TO BE KNOWN AS THE BROADACRES WATER DISTRICT, AND FURTHER APPROVING THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE IMPROVEMENTS PROPOSED THEREFOR. RRSO UTTON N 74� Introduced by Mr. Eidenhart who moved its:,adoption. Seconded by Mr. Morre Z Z: WHEREAS, the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury, Warren County, New York has heretofore duly caused a ,general map, plan and report to be prepared and filed in the office of the Town Clerk of said Town in relation to the establishment of a proposed water district in said Town, to be known as the Broadacres Water District; and WHEREAS, an order was drily adopted by said Town Board on March 4, 1982 reciting a description of the boundaries of said proposed district, the improvements proposed, the maximum amount proposed' to be expended for said improvements, the proposed method of financing to be employed, the fact that said map and plan were on file in the Town Clerk's Office for public inspection, and specifying the 18th day of March, 1982 at 7:30 o'eZock p.m., prevailing time, at the Queensbury Town Office Building, Bay and Haviland Roads, in said Town, as the time when and the place where said Town Board would meet for the purpose of holding a public hearing to hear all persons interested in the subject thereof concerning the same; and WHEREAS, such order was duly published and posted in the manner and within the time prescribed by Section 209-d of the Town Law and proof of said publication and posting has been duly presented to said Town Board; and WHEREAS, said public hearing was duly held at the time and pZace set forth in said order, as aforesaid, at which all persons desiring to be heard were duly heard; and WHEREAS, following said public hearing, and based upon the evidence given thereat, said Town Board duly adopted a resolution determining in the affirmative all of the questions set forth in Subdivision 1 of Section 209-e of the Town Law; and 75 WHEREAS, it is now desired 'to adopt a further resolution pursuant to subdivision 3 of Section 209-e of the Town Law, approving the establishment of said district and the construction of the improvements proposed therefor; NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury, Warren County, New York, as follows: Section 1. The establishment of a water district in the Town of Aueensbury, Warren County, New York to be known as the Broadacres Water District, to be bounded and described as hereinafter set forth, and the construction of a -`f mater system to serve said district, including the acquisition of land or rights in land, and original furnishings, equipment, machinery or apparatus necessary in connection therewith at a maximum estimated"cost of Four Hundred Ninety-Six Thousand Two Hundred Ten ($496,210.00) Dollars is hereby approved and authorized. The method of financing .the cost of said improvement shaZZ be by the issuance of not more than Four Hundred Ninety-Six Thousand Two Hundred:' i Ten ($496,210.00) Dollars in serial b@Wlks-of said Town, maturing in annual installments over a period not exceeding fifteen (15) years, payable in the first instance form a levy on the taxable real property in said water district which the Town Board of said Town shaZZ determine and specify to be especially benefited thereby in the manner prescribed by Subdivision 2 of Section 202 of the Town Law. Section 2. Said water district shaZZ be bounded and described as is set forth in Schedule "A" annexed hereto and made a part hereof. Section 3. Within ten (10) days after the date that the adoption of this resolution i becomes effective, the Town Clerk of said Town is hereby directed to file a certified copy of this resolution, in duplicate, in the Office of the State Department of Audit and Control, in Albany, New York, together with an application, in duplicate, for permission to establish the aforesaid water district, in the manner required by the j provisions of Subdivision 3 of Section 209-f of the Town Law. f Section 4. This resolion is subject to a permissive referendum as provided by Section 209-e of the Town Law. ~; The question of the adoption of the foregoing resolution°was duly put to a vote on roll call which resulted as follows: Ayes: Mr. Olson, Mr. Eisenhart, Mr. Morrell, Mrs. Monahan, Mrs. Walter . Noes: None Absent:None SCHEDULE "A" BEGINNING at a point on the westerly corpora- tion line of the City of'Glens Falls at the north- easterly corner of lands of Louis and Vivian McArthur, said point being the southwesterly corner of the intersection of Jerome Avenue and the roadway commonly referred to as the "Fire Road", running from thence southerly along the westerly .corporation line of the City of Glens Falls, following the westerly bounds of Jerome Avenue to and across Dixon Road and continuing southerly crossing Pershing Road, Broadacres Road and Coolidge Avenue, to a point in Western Avenue at the intersection of the said westerly corporation' Zine of the City of Glens Falls with the extension easterly of the southerly bounds of lands of Marrs; thence !? running westerly to the southeasterly corner of the j said lands of Marrs and continuing the same course westerly along the southerly bounds thereof to an angle point in the easterly bounds of lands of DeRocker; thence running southerly, westerly and again southerly along three courses in the easterly. bounds of the said lands of' DeRocker, to the south- easterly corner thereof; thence westerly along the southerly bounds of the said lands of DeRocker to the southeasterly corner of lands of Barber thence westerly, northerly, again westerly and again north erZy along the four courses of the southerly and westerly bounds of the said lands of Barber, to a point in the southerly bounds of lands of Reichert. thence westerly along a portion of the southerly 76 bounds of the_ said lands of Reichert and continuing- westerly along the southerly bounds of lands of Canavan, Lebowitz and Hopkins to the southeasterly corner of lands of McDonough; thence westerly, northerly and again westerly along three courses forming the south- erZy bounds of the said lands of McDonough, to a point in,the. easterly bounds of lands of King; thence southerly along a portion of the easterly bounds of the said lands of King to the southeasterly corner thereof; -thence westerly along the southerly bounds of the said lands of King and the southerly bounds of Zands of Robert and.CZa-rre Dempsey to the south- easterly corner. of lands conveyed by Vicary CZark to Kenneth and Carol Hopper by deed dated'January 3, 1977, recorded in book number 602 of deeds at page 630 in -he Warren CouAty Clerk's Office; thence l running westerly along the southerly bounds of the said premises conveyed to'Hopper,.. to the southwesterly corner thereof;. thence'.running west- erZy-along`a portion of the southerly bounds of other lands of Kenneth and Carol Hopper and being also along the northerly bounds of a portion of the bounds of lands of. CarZ Kreiser, to the north westerly corner of the said lands of Kreiser and continuing the same course westerly for a total distance of 200 feet, more or less, to a point; thence running northwesterly to a point in the southerly bounds of lands. of Thomas and Elizabeth Remsen; thence westerly along a portion of the southerly bounds of the said lands of Remsen, 20 feet, more or Zess, to the southeasterly corner of lands of Arthur BnZey, III thence westerly along the southerly bounds of the said lands o f BinZey and the southerly bounds of lands of Elliot and Jane Fleet to the southwesterly corner thereof; thence northerly along the westerly bounds of the said lands of Fleet to the southerly bounds of Griffing Place; thence westerly along the southerly bounds . of Griffing Place to the southwesterly corner thereof in the easterly bounds of the Adirondack Northway; thence northerly along the westerly end of Griffing Place 50 feet more or less to the northwesterly corner thereof; thence easterly along the northerly bounds of Griffing Place to the southwesterly corner of lands of L. Michael and Charlotte Daly; thence north- erly along the westerly bounds of the said lands of Daly and along the several courses of the west- erZy bounds of lands of Raymond and Marion Bates, to a point in the southerly bounds of Dixon Road; thence running northerly along a line which is a continuation of the preceeding course across Dixon Road to a point in the northerly bounds thereof at the southwesterly corner of lands of Puth Hadley thence running northerly along the westerly bounds of the said lands of-Had-Zey, being still along the easterly bounds of the Adirondack Northway, to,a point in the wasterZy bounds of.lands of Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation; thence northerZy along the easterly bounds of the said lands of Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation and the westerly bounds of the said lands of Hadley, to the northwesterly corner of the said lands of Hadley; thence easterly along the northerly bounds of the said lands of Hadley to the northeasterly corner thereof, being on or near the northerly bank of Halfway Brook; thence running northeasterly along the northerly bank of the said brook as the same winds and turns, being also the northerly bounds of lands of Morgan and Ruth Boyd, to the northeasterly corner thereof in the westerly bounds of lands of Dixon Court, Inc. thence running southerly along the westerly bounds of Dixon Court, Inc. to the northwesterly corner of lands of Philip and Margaret Smith; thence runes ping easterly along the northerly bounds of the said lands of Smith, the northerly bounds of lands of Harold and Elizabeth Katz,-HaroZd and Dora Bradley, the northerly end of Northup Drive, the northerly bounds of lands of Robert and Susan Heide, Charles { and Katherine Cote, the northerly end of Bullard Avenue, the northerly bounds of lands of Charles R. Wood Enterprises, Inc., the northerly bounds of lands of Douglas and Judith NeeZy, to a point in the westerly bounds of Linden Avenue; thence north- erZy along the westerly bounds of Linden Avenue, 140.29 feet to the northwesterly corner thereof; thence easterly along the northerly bounds of Park view subdivision, being three courses which total J 800.99 feet, to the westerly bounds of Jerome Avenue at the point and place of beginning. RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING ATTENDANCE AT CONFERENCE pz+rnr.rrmmrr u� '�� Introduced by Mr. Daniel Olson who moved for its � adoption, seconded by Dr. Charles Eisenhart: RESOLVED, that permission is hereby granted to Mr. Thomas Flaherty, Mr. Ralph VanDusen, Mr. Donald Ogle and-Mr. Timothy Burch to attend the i Adirondack Water Works Conference in Troy, N.Y. on Thursday March 25, 1982 and be it further RESOLVED, that the Town Board authorizes payment of all reasonable € and necessary expenses. 1 Duly adopted by the following vote I Ayes: Mr. Olson, Dr. Fisenhart, Mr. Morrell, Mrs. Monahan, Mrs. Walter Noes: None Absent: None 1 On motion the meeting was adjourned. { Respectfully submitted, 1 Donald A. Chase Town Clerk 4 REGULAR TOWN BOARD MEETING MARCH 23, 1982 TOWN BOARD MEMBERS: Mrs. Frances WaZter-Supervisor Mr. Daniel OZson-CounciZman + Dr. Charles Eisenhart-CounciZman Mr. Daniel MorreZZ-CounciZman Mrs. Betty Monahan-CouneiZman Mr. Joseph Brennan-Town Counsel 4 Pledge of Allegiance Zed by Councilman Eisenhart f GUESTS: Mr. Turnbull i PRESS: G. F. Post Star, WBZA T OWN OFFICIALS: Mr. Dean Mr. Lynn, Mr. N ay for Meeting Opened 7:39 P.M. PUBLIC HEARING Mobile Home-Richard D. and Nancy Smith of 5 Briwood Circle to locate a mobile home on Massachusetts Avenue Notice Shown Councilman Olson- Mr. and Mrs. Smith don't teat d..' me late this,after-noon and withdrew their application. . .there has$een a problem with the purchase of the land. . . Supervisor Walter- the application has been withdrawn and there is no reason to continue with the Public Hearing. . . RESOLUTION TO APPROVE MINUTES