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1978-03-14 286 OPEN FORUM 8: 30 P.M. i GILBERT DELISLE-asked for assistance from the Town Board in regard to a neighbor placing vaults and cement on adjoining property causing dust. COUNCILMAN ROBERTSON- referred the problem to the Building Inspector. ARTHUR TURNBULL- questioned the status of the landfill SUPERVISOR BRANDT- noted that the City and Town have met and it is now a matter of identifying the legal mechanism for the joining. . . .there is another meeting Thursday on this. . . ARTHUR TURNBULL- questioned if there was any trouble with the County? -� SUPERVISOR BRANDT- no GLEN GREENO- would like to see the practice of people running to government to solve neighbor disputes stopped. RESOLUTION TO APPROVE AUDIT OF BILLS RESOL1jTT m Nn - rcrsi. Introduced by Mrs. Frances Walter who moved for its a option, seconded by Dr. Charles Eisenhart: RESOLVED, that Audit of Bills as listed on Abstract No. 78-2C and numbered 223 through 226 and totaling $61,471.42 be approved. I Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes: Mr. Olson, Dr. Eisenhart, Mrs. Walter, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Brandt Noes : None Absent: None On motion the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully, Donald A. Chase Town Clerk Town of Queensbury REGULAR TOWN BOARD MEETING MARCH 14th, 1978 MEMBERS PRESENT: Michel Brandt, Supervisor Daniel Olson, Councilman Hammond Robertson, Councilman Dr. Charles Eisenhart, Councilman Joseph Brennan, Town Counsel MEMBERS ABSENT: Frances Walter, Councilman GUESTS: Mr. Brian Harrison, Warren Co. Donald Clements, Mr. Bodak, Mr. Coccia, Linda Eastwood, Joseph Daire TOWN OFFICIALS: Mr. George Liapes , Mr. Harold Boynton, Mrs. Shirley Shenk Meeting Opened: 7: 31 P.M. Salute to the Flag led by Councilman Robertsnn �. BID OPENING WATER DEPT. PICKUP TRUCK- Notice Shown Supervisor Brandt- requested the Town Clerk to open and read the bids received FORD GARAGE COMPANY INC. 1978 Dodge Model W200 109 Warren Street List Price 7328. 00 Glens Falls, N.Y. 12801 Allowance: 2203. 00 Net Delivered: 5125 . 00 _________ _non_collusive_attached -- ---------------------------------------------- MALTBIE'S GARAGE CO. , INC. 29? Rte. 9 1978 Chevrolet Glens Falls Road List Price: 7413. 75 Lake George, N.Y. 12845 Allowance: 2844. 25 Net bid price: 4569. 50 no-non-collusive GLEN FORD 1978 Ford F250 116 Saratoga Ave. List Price: 72.12. 00 So. Glens Falls, N.Y. Adjustment: 1917. 00 Selling Price: 5295. 00 no non collusive i I BID OPENING WATER DEPT. CHEMICALS Supervisor Brandt-requested that the Town Clerk open and read all bids received. MONARCH CHEMICALS, INC. Liquid Chlorine 37 Meadow Street $10. 70 cwt Utica, N.Y. 13502 $400. 00 per container non-collusive-attached ----------------- --------- --------------------------------------------- HOLLAND COMPANY ILdC. Liquid Aluminum Howland Avenue $114.95 per net ton Adams, Mass. 01229 non collusive attached --------------------------------------------'------------------------------- NOTE: No Bids were received for Caustic Soda Upon Councilman Robertson' s suggestion the bids were turned over to Thomas Flaherty, Water Supt. for his recommendation. Discussion on Housing and Community Development Program-proposed resolution { read. Brian Harrison-this particular program is not to rehabilitate housing but to subsidize someone who is currently renting a house, the program cannot be used to build anything. two part program j�1 Community Development, Federal monies to come to the community to be used in local projects #2 Section 8 portion, the housing portion Seeking Community Development dollars for the purpose of achieving monies for water lines , economic development projects etc. The County is administrating this project due to the point system used for project based on population. . . Supervisor Brandt-questioned if elderly persons who own 'their own home which needs repeirs) can they apply? Brain Harrison- nog it can be used only for renters and the rented space must meet certain standards. . . Councilman Olson- questioned how much money would the Town residents receive on rental subsidies. Brian Harrison-130 rental subsidies in the county, Queensbury can make use of how many they want. — Supervisor Brandt-that is the County but does not include the City. Councilman Olson- will the Town be obligated to pay for any clerical work f ete. for this program? Brain Harrison-no the program is designed to administrate itself. Supervisor Brandt- there is in this grant monies available to the Town to make improvements in the Town. . .water lines to areas where no lines exist, or run railroad siding to the industrial park which would attract industry. . . Brain Harrison- noted each project is viewed and given points as to its merits-. . . 28ouncilman Olsnn- questioned if the Town would be available to subsidize housing? Brian Harrison-Section 8 is a subsidize housing program, you get a subsidy- to help a person pay the rent. . . in that case it is subsidized. Town Counsel- stated that this program with modifications , is only for existing rental units. . . there is no committment of the Town to allow construction of subsidized housing projects . . . Supervisor Brandt-e opened the meeting to the public on this topic. Mrs . Phillips- The program is unfair. . .asked if there was any assistance to people who own their own home and wish to repair it. . . Brian Harrison- reviewed Community Development program . . . stimulate person to rehabilitate their home. . . that is what the County is putting; together available to Queensbury residents if they participate in the program. Supervisor Brandt- If we pass this resolution, then she could apply through the County for help. . . Brian Harrison- that is correct. Donald Clements-If the Town does not pass this resolution, can the County receive the community development funds to be used in Queensbury? Supervisor Brandt- no STATEMENT READ INTO THE MINUTES Queensbury Town Board and residents It is difficult for me to understand how you, the members of the Queensbury town board, and many of you who attend the Queensbury Town Board meetings, can continue to enjoy the benefits afforded us under our free enterprize system, and still constantly try to persuade the majority of the citizens to accept a little more socialism. Individual freedom, initiative, aid incentive have made this the greatest county in the history of civilisation. We have received little if any thing save trouble from the communist-socialist states. We have aided them possibly more than we have aided those countries whose principles more closely parallel the principals that this country was founded upon. Our farm products, industry, and technology have all bean exported to these Communist-Socialist states with a on& way ticket at the U. S. taxpayers expense. These "gifts" have helped destroy the value of our dollar, caused the collapse of our own industries (unable to compete with slave labor) , and brought about severe inflation with planned imposed shortages We pay at least in triplicate for everything the government supposedly "gives us", for the government whether on a local, state, or federal level, has nothing to "give" until it has taken it from us . I have heard on nearly every instance where state or federal aid was to be utilized on a project in Queensbury that it really wouldn't cost us anything. It is costing us plenty, not only in our hard earned money but in our freedom to keep the reins of local government in our own hands where we can keep a closer watch of what is taking place. And the socialist programs continue to be thrust at us in a never ending stream. Thank you, Donald W. Clements /s/ Supervisor Brandt- there are a lot of people that pay income taxes and would like to compete for a return of some of those federal dollars to this community, from my view point I would have to go along with them. . . if we restrict ourselves not to accept any federal funds then we are paying for a lot of other peoples projects , that is a self imposed restriction that I am not willing to go along with. Councilman Olson-reviewed the project and in favor of it. . . 2�9 RESOLUTION COOPERATION AGREEMENT RESOLUTION NO. 66,, Introduced by Mr. Michel Brandt who moved its adoption, seconded by Dr. Charles Eisenhart: By and Between the Town of Queensbury, New York (hereinafter referred to as the "Town") and the City of Glens Falls Housing; Authority. WHEREAS, the County of Warren is participating in the Housing and Community Development Porgram and will be receiving Federal Financial Assistance for Community Development Activities pursuant to the said Program, and WHEREAS, the County' s Housing Assistance Plan identifies a need to assist low and moderate income families through the use of the Section 8 - Housing Assistance Payments Program - Existing Housing, and WHEREAS, the Town wishes to assist such low and moderate income families , ' elderly and handicapped residents in obtaining affordable, decent, safe and sanitary housing, and WHEREAS, the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, Title II, 201 (a) (8) (b) authorizes the Secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development to enter into annual contributions contracts with public housing agencies for the purpose of making rental assistance pay- ments to owners of decent, safe and sanitary housing on behalf of lower income, elderly and handicapped persons, and WHEREAS, the Town possesses the necessary authority under the laws of the State of New York to participate in this program as a public housing agency defined by the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, Title II, 201 (a) (3) (part 6) as "any State, County, Municipality or other govern ment entity or public body (or agency or instrumentality thereof) authorized to engage in or assist in the development or operation of low income housing, " and WHEREAS, the Department of Housing and Urban Development has stated in 24 CFR Part 882.103 (c) that preference in funding will be given to Public Housing Agency' s which provide the broadest geographic choice of housing units, and WHEREAS, to prevent duplication of effort and promote the greatest possible efficiency of administration, the Town may enter into a cooperative agree- ment with the City of Glens Falls Housing Authority under the laws of the State of New York. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury as follows: 1. That the Town affirms that it qualifies as a public housing agency as defined in Title II of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974 and may administer a Section 8 Housing Assistance Payments Program for existing housing pursuant to Title II of the Housing and Community Develop- ment Act of 1974. 2. The Town shall enter into cooperation with other municipalities in Warren County for the purpose of applying for and administering a unified Section 8 Housing Assistance Payments Program for existing Rental Units only. 3. That the Totem agrees to authotize the City of Glens Falls Housing: Authority to act as applicant PHA for the purpose of applying to the United _ State Department of Housing and Urban Development and-contracting with the isame for participation in the Section 8 Housing Assistance Payments Program- for existing housing pursuant to Title II of the Housing and Community --- Development Act of 1974, 4. That the Town agrees to authorize the City of Glens Falls Housing Authority to operate the Section 8 Housing Assistance Payments Program for Existing Rental Units only within its territorial jurisdiction, 5 . That the Town agrees to the entering into6 a contract with the City of Glens Falls Housing Authority within the limitations of pertinent State and Federal laws for the administration of a Section 8 Housing Assistance Payments Program for existing housing pursuant to Title II of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974. Duly adopted by the following vote: L 290 Ayes: Mr. Olson, Dr. Eisenhart, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Brandt Noes: None Absent : Mrs. Walter RESOLUTION TO APPROVE BOARD MINUTES RESOLUTION N(�, Introduced by Dr. Eisenhart who moved for its adoption, se o�by Mr. Olson: RESOLVED, that the Town Board Minutes of February 28th 1978 be and hereby are approved. Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes: Mr. Olson, Dr. Eisenhart, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Brandt Noes: None "' Absent: Mrs . Walter RESOLUTION TO POST HIGHWAYS RESOLUTION N0, 68,, Introduced by Mr.Hammond Robertson who moved its adoption, seconded by Mr. Michel Brandt: WHEREAS, Superintendent of Highways, Carl A. Garb, has recommended pursuant to Section 1660, Subdivision (a) 11 of the New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law, that certain highways within the Town should be closed to any vehicle with the gross weight in excess of 3 tons per axle effective from the time of the erection of the signs and WHEREAS, the restriction will be in effect until the removal of the signs as directed by the Town Board of the Town of Queensbury therefore be it RESOLVED, that the following roads be closed under this order and further RESOLVED, that proper notice be made in t4.e local press. AVIATION ROAD-Potter Road to Mountain Road .� GURNEY LANE MT. - County Road to Town Line BUTLER POND ROAD-From Mountain Road to the end. FULLER MOUNTAIN ROAD-From Mountain Road to Boot Jack CLENDON MOUNTAIN ROAD-From Mountain Road to Town Line LUZERNE MOUNTAIN ROAD-From Mountain Road to Town Line PITCHER ROAD-From VanDusen Road to Mountain Road VANDUSEN ROAD-From Corinth Road to Luzerne Road RICHARDSON STREET-From City Line to Corinth Road LUZERNE ROAD-From City Line to Mountain Road SHERMAN AVENUE-From City Line to Mountain Road PEGGY ANN ROAD-From Old Forge Road to Mountain Road HIGHLAND AVENUE-From Dix Avenue to Boulevard EAST SANFORD Street-From (quaker Road to City Line CHESTNUT RIDGE ROAD-From 9L to Sanford Ridge Road-Town Line CRONIN ROAD-From 9L to Bay Road 14ANNIS ROAD-From Blind Rock Road to end GLEN LAKE ROAD-From OxBow Rd. to Route 9 TEE HILL ROAD-From Bay Road to Moon Hill Rd. JENKINSVILLE ROAD-From Sunnyside East to 9L (Ridge Rd. ) MUD POND ROAD-From Jenkinsville to Town Line CLEMENTS ROAD-From 9L to Town Line CLEVERDALE ROAD-From 9L to end ASSEMBLY POINT ROADS- (Both Roads) From 9L to end LOCKHART MOUNTAIN-FromBay Road to 9L --+ ELLSWORTH ROAD-From Bay Road to end PICKLE HILL GRAD-From 9L to Bay Road SWEET ROAD-From Route 9 to Country Club Road MEAD014BROOK ROAD-From 9L to Haviland Road MOUNTAIN VIEW LANE-From Aviation Road to ?Nest Mountain Road Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes: Mr. Olson, Dr. Eisenhart, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Brandt Noes: None Absent: Mrs. Walter � s Councilman Olson- noted that this does not effect local delivery trucks. RESOLUTION TO ENTER INTO CONTRACT WITH A PRIVATE APPRAISAL FIRM RESOLUTIDN. NO. 69 . Introduced by Mr. Hammond Robertson who moved its adoption, seconded by Dr. Charles Eisenhart: WHEREAS, the Town Board desires to have an independent firm appraise approximately 10 acres of property which is owned by the Town of Queensbury, therefore be it RESOLVED, to authorize Supervisor Brandt to negotiate to find an independent appraiser and to obtain this appraisal as soon as possible. Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes: Mr. Olson, Dr. Eisenhart, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Brandt Noes: None Absent: Mrs. Walter Councilman Olson- questioned what the maximum amount of money would be spent, on this appraisal? Supervisor Brandt-preliminary figures under $500. 00- appraisal of Rush Pond Property and equipment. Councilman Olson- Will there be two seperate appraisals? Supervisor Brandt-yes . RESOLUTION TO APPOINT MEMBER TO WARREN COUNTY SEWER AGENCY RESOLUTION_NO.;_ 70t Introduced by Mr. Michel Brandt who moved its adoption, seconded by Dr. Charles Eisenhart: ` WHEREAS, the County Board of Supervisors expressed a desire to have an additional representative on the Warren County Sewer Agency, from the ,___,� Town of Queensbury, and WHEREAS, Councilman Robertson is a licensed professional Engineer and has a good working knowledge in this field, and WHEREAS , Hammond Robertson has been a leader in developing .a sewer system for the Town of Queensbury, therefore be it RESOLVED, that the Town of Queensbury submit the name. of Hammond Robertson to the County Board of Supervisors for their consideration in adding a representative to the Warren County Sewer Agency from the Town of Queensbury. Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes: Mr. Olson, Dr. Eisenhart, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Brandt Noes: None Absent: Mrs. Walter Mobile Home Application- Robert S. Ellsworth-RD1 Lake_ George- location of mobile home Gravel Pit Dream Lk. -reasons for applications noted on form-1 year permit requested- ` George Liapes-November 1st. he was given a 90 day permit, he is now askin¢ -- for a one year permit. . .no complaints issued in the area in regard to the mobile home. . . Councilman Olson- has this trailer been occupied? George Liapes- periodically RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE TEMPORARY PERMIT FOR MOBILE HOME RESOLUTION N0. 71 Introduced by Mr. Hammond Robertson who moved its a opt on, secon e by Mr. Michel Brandt: WHEREAS, Robert S. Ellsworth of RD1 Lake George, New York has made 292 application in accordance with paragraph 2 (B) Section 4, of an ordinance of the Town of Queensbury entitled ORDINANCE FOR THE REGULATION OF MOBILE HOMES AND MOBILE HOME COURTS IN THE TOWN OF QUEENSBURY, WARREN COUNTY, NEW YORK, to locate a mobile home outside of a duly licensed mobile home court at property situated at Gravel Pit-Dream Lake, and WHEREAS, it is hereby determined that the facts presented in said application are sufficient to authorize the issuance of the permit requested by said application, therefore be it RESOLVED, that pursuant to the provisions of the above mentioned ordinance, temporary permission is hereby given to Robert S. Ellsworth of RD1 Lake George to locate a mobile home outside of a licensed mobile home court for period of one year at property situated at Gravel Pit-Dream I Lake, Town of Queensbury, and that the Building Inspector is hereby authorized and directed to issue such permit in accordance with the terms and conditions of said ordinance. Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes: Mr. Olson, Dr. Eisenhart, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Brandt . Noes: None Absent: Mrs. Walter Ltr. Warren Co. Planning Board Re: Zoning Change Request-Texaco Inc. & Bernard Rogge No. Side Aviation Road Gentlemen: At a meeting of the Warren County Planning Board, held on the 8th day of March, 1978, the above application for a Zoning Change from R-4 to C-3 classification was reviewed and the following action was taken. Recommendation to: Disapprove Comment: This recommendation is in concurrence with the Town Planning Board' s in that it is possible that there will be rezoning, at a later date, of the area. Also, there is no real hardship at this time. Charies F. Riekert, Administrator Warren County Planning Board Ltr. Zoning Review Planning Board-Town of Queensbury re: Texaco, Inca Bernard Rogge rezoning North side Aviation Road Gentlemen: We have reviewed the request for rezoning and have the following re- commendations: Comments: The Board recommend disapproval of this Rezoning request. The Planning Board feels the Town should keep control of this land. The owners can request up to SO% expansion by variance. Board discussed possible rezoning by a master plan at some later date. There is no real hardship at this time. Very truly yours, R. S. Montesi Linda Eastwood-represent Mr. Rogge, requested a postpbnement of our obligation, noted that Mr. Rogge was out of town and Texaco did not attend the meetings. . . Supervisor Brandt- lets look at this through the Planning Board and look at the whole region as a package. Ltr. March 7, 197" Mr.-Michael.. R rtindt, Supervisor Town of Queensbury Town Office Building Bay Road Glens Falls , New York 12801 C) Dear Mr. Brandt: I am owner of Parcel #27. 2 fronting on Route 9, bounded north by Bodenweiser and south by Meadow Run Development Corporation. Parcel ;27. 2 is bisected by the boundary of Residential Zone R-4 and Commercial Zone C-3. I am formally requesting that this boundary be re--established in conformance with the westerly line of this property for the following reasons: The above properties have been used for non-conforming commercial purposes for ,many years without objections. Adjacensty, to Route 9 makes commercial use the logical, highest and best use for them. There are no apparent reasons for the present boundary placement and therefore it must be considered capricious. Having the zoning boundary conform to the property lines will clarify the potential use of these lots to the benefit of present and future owners . Thank you for your attention to and consideration of this request. Sincerely, /s/ Charles E. Hawley REZONING REQUEST Mr. Mike Brandt Queensbury Town Board Town of Queensbury Oueensbury Town Office Building Bay at Haviland Road, R.D.J�l glens Falls , New York 12.801 Dear Mr. Brandt: Request -for Rezoning This is a request that the Queensbury Town Board consider changing the zoning of our property from R-4 to C-3 in order to reflect accurately its actual use. For the past thirty years a commercial building has operated on this site at the corner of Dix Avenue and Queensbury lace. It was built by Mr. Nassivera, sold to National Dairy (Sealtest) in 1959 and then purchased by us in 1974. The building' s layout and construction are suitable only for commercial use, not residential. The area along Dix Avenue on both sides of Queensbury Place is also commercially used. Barretts Hertz business , Waite' s Motorcycle Sales , and Fox' s Quaker Repair and Sales Center occupy the other three corners. Lot in Question All that Tract or Parcel of Land, situated in the Town of Oueensbury, County of Warren and State of New York, known and designated as Lots Nos . 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, and 21 as shown on a map of Imperial Heights Park filed in the Warren County Clerk' s Office. Present Hardship The current zoning makes it difficult and on several occasions impossible for us to rent retail space due to the need for a variance prior to tenant occupancy. Being able to plan and react immediately —to business opportunities is necessary to keep our ice business competitive and responsive. We are hampered in this because we operate under a variance. Long-range expansion plans are not possible without commercial property zoning because existing requirements for variance offer no assurance of what will be possible several years in the future. Conclusion Because the property was originally developed for commercial use and has continued as commercial property for thirty years , it should be zoned to conincide with that use. 294 It seems appropriate also for the Town Board to zone for commercial purposes the other businesses along Dix Avenue so the entire area is consistent with the use and nature of the buildings occupying; the land. Please let us know if additional action on our parts is necessary for you to act on this request. Yours very truly, /s/ Lacinda N. Hess Donald E. Hess, Jr. Town Clerk Donald Chase- letters of support on file from Quaker Repair and sales center, Barrett' s Sales and Service, Waite' s ?larley Davidson _ Motorcycle Sales Supervisor Brandt- referred to the Town Planning Board. --� Joseph Daire-spoke against the rezoning;. . . Supervisor Brandt- noted that Mr. Daire should voice his objections at the Public Hearing. . . Ltr. TO: OUEENSBURY TOWN BOARD Good evening gentlemen. MY name is Don Bodak! and I reside on Bullard Avenue in the Town-of Queensbury. I'm here this evening to bring to light a condition which isn' t corrected soon, it could become serious and even have fatal consequences . This letter I'm about to read will ,give a thumbnail sketch of the problem before I continue. Gentlemen, that letter speaks for itself. I would like to elaborate for just a moment if I may. I have never heard of a private hydrant. It' s new to me. This particular hydrant is in two feet of water, below road level, and frozen. solid on cold mornings . I understand that this condition a7xists elsewhere. T°?hen land developers come into the area they buy these hydrants so that they can get an insurance break. .Wh.en the development is finished, no one, either the Town of Queensbury or the City of Glens Falls lays claim to them, because they are considered private. This kind of leaves the Homeowner out in the cold. He is not sure when the hydrant works or not. But he is confident that if they As a fire department will be able to put out his fire. But they may be fooled once the department is on the scene. The area I live in is heavily wooded. Crandell Park is to the east of me and the ski trails are to the north of me. With the upcoming of spring and the eventual cook outs it will take only one careless action to cause a disaster. It could make the one twelve or fifteen years aAo look like a campfire. I would like to make a few suggestions to possible correct this situation. 1. Identify all private hydrants in the town. 2. Check to see if they are serviceable. 3. Turn the control over to the water department 4. Pass a resolution turning the jurisdiction of these hydrants to the Fire Marshall If these four suggestions are followed, it would surely give homeowners a better feeling of security knowning that protection is only a few hundred feet away and in some instances , closer. ._ I sincerely hope you will give this problem some close consideration so we all can rest a 1P.ttle easier in our homes . /s/ Don Bodak 5 Bullard Avenue Oueensbury, New York 1?Sgl Councilman Robertson- Water Districts are a special district and service can be supplied only within that district. In Broadacres a large number of families buy their water from the City of Clens Falls . Glens Falls 29-5 has set a policy that they will not provide service outside of the Citv Line. I feel the solution is to form a maintenance, district in that area. Supervisor Brandt- noted that the Town Counsel has been working on this problem. . .will bring this up at the workshop session. . Reports placed on file and made available, to the press . Town Clerk' s monthly report-February 1978 Dog Warden' s monthly report-February 1978 Police Dept. monthly report-February 1978 ti Councilman Robertson- asked for a workshop session after this meeting in regardto CSEA` and PBA Contracts. OPEN FORUM Mr. Bodak-voiced his concern over the fire hydrants in his area noted from a letter he received from Mr. Bodenwieser that there is another hydrant behind Barkers that is covered over. . . Thomas Flaherty, Water Supt. -explained that Barkers has placed their own hydrant in and that is the one that has not been uncovered. . . the Town also has a hydrant in the vicinity which is operable. Supervisor Brandt- noted that the Water Dept. clears water hydrants in the Water Dist, and checks them. . . Mr. Bodak- questioned when the hydrants are flushed? Thomas Flaherty- TheyLare flushed in the spring of the year in the Water Dist. Unkndvn - presented the Town Board with a petition to put two storm sewers on Wintergreen (petition on file) photo' s shown. Jim Coccia- Wintergreen Rd. noted that this was his fifth anneal appearance, ! before the Town Board requesting water on his street. . . .read from the National Geographic stating that the Town is looking for Water Customers. . . When can we receive water from the Tnwn? Supervisor Brandt— commented on the financial situation of the Water Dept. noting that we intent to extend districts, we can now address ourselves to your request. . . Councilman Robertson- noted that at a meeting of the Water Committee that was one area that was discussed as a project for this year. Jim Coccia- questioned if a special water district has to be formed? Supervisor Brandt-yes . Several Residents spoke on the drainage problem on Wintergreen Road. Supervisor Brandt- we are going to have to develop better rules for drainage prior to accepting developments . . . Councilman Robertson- suggested that the Town Planning Board should see this problem. . . ! Linda Eastwood-re: Mr. Rogge's Rezoning- informed the Board that some hardships were not brought out to the Planning Board, he now requested that --,the Board hear his case. . . Councilman Olson- suggested that Mr. Rogge speak with Mr. Liapes and restart the route of the application. RESOLUTION TO APPROVE AUDIT OF BILLS RE50LUTTON NO. 72 , Introduced by Mr. Daniel Olson who moved its adoption, seconded by Mr. Michel Brandt: RESOLVED, that Audit of Bills as listed on Abstract No. 78-3A, numbered 237 through 343 and totaling $42 , 805 .47 be and hereby is approved.