1973-06-21 SP 29
On motion the meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
Donald A. Chase, Town Clerk
SPECIAL MEETING JUNE 21, 1973 -
Members Present :
John Austin Supervisor
Daniel Olson Councilman
Robert Barber Councilman
Harold Robillard Councilman
Gordon Streeter Councilman
J. David Little Town Counsel
Guests :
Lee Coleman,Kip Grant,Tom Keith,George Liapes ,Harold Boynton,Floyd
Harris,John Rozelle,Edward DeTemple,Mrs. DeTemple, Mr.Smith,Mrs .
Guida,Peggy Chrostowh1i,Henry Bourgeois, Mr. & Mrs . Doty,Jean Harold
SALUTE TO THE FLAG: MEETING OPENED 7 : 32
Public Hearing-Mobile Home-Jean Harrold- to locate a mobile home on
the north side of Luzerne Road on property owned by Richard M. Nicholson,,
Building Department comments : Mr. Nicholson will dedd a conforming l t 'rcr his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Jean Harold if a permit is granted. Sewage and water
will conform to the regulations, A mobile home was on this property
about 2 years ago. The owner and Mr&. Harold were present. Hearing
was opened 7: 34 No one spoke for or against this application.
(Notice of publication was shown) Hearing Closed 7 : 35 P.M.
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RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE PERMIT FOR MOBILE HOME
RESOLUTION NO. 191, Introduced by Mr. Gordon Streeter who moved its
a option, seconded by Mr. Robert Barber:
WHEREAS, Mrs. Jean Harrold, has made application in accordance with
paragraph 2 (c) 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 at property situated north side of Luzerne Road,
and
WHEREAS, this town board has conducted a public hearing in connection
with said application and has heard all persons desiring to be heard
in favor of or against said application, and
WHEREAS , it is hereby determined that the facts presented in said
application and at said public hearing 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 ordin-
ance, permission is hereby given to Mrs . Jean Harrold to locate a mobile
home at property situated at north side of Luzerne Road `and that the
Building Inspector is hereby authorized and °directed to issue such per-
mit in accordance with the terms and conditions of said ordinance.
Duly adopted by the following vote:
Ayes : Mr. Olson, Mr. Barber, Mr. Robillard, Mr. Streeter, Mr. Austin
Noes : None
Absent: None
Supervisor Austin: PUBLIC HEARING-Amendment in Ordinance number 35
on Transient or Itinerant Merchant
J. David Little: this will take care of transient or Itinerant Merchants
outside of structures the previous ordinance did not include outside a
structure, this will require a transient merchant outside a structure
or inside to pay $200.00 fee and fee for merchandise.
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Supervisor Austin: Application would be made to Town Clerk and
it should be noted that this ordinance is already in effect for
merchants (transient or Itinerant) inside a building. . .
OPENED TO PUBLIC 7 : 38 P.M.
Edward DeTemple_ resident of Glen Street- run flet- market at site
of -ULd Gormett-Rest- in conjunction with my paitner we have reviewed
the proposed amendment to the ordinance and our comments are as follows :
We are opposed. . . it would prevent our continuation of business-We rent
the premises from Mr. Russo and we sublet to individuals - as we under-
stand each individual will have to secure a permit paying $200. 00-
We question the need for the' ordinance - if it is designed to protect
the general population then it would seem that there is a need for it
--but if it trying to protect one or two business-mien from competition, I
don't::febi. this is the place of the Town. With hype of business we
will draw more people . . . I believe that there are other businesses
that would be stopped. Kawanis Club,The Wood box that hope to have people
demenstrate�2cvafts,the community days at local stores ,
We question the word, defination, of itinerant as applying to us . . .we are
local people but we rent to outsiders. . . the 200.00 dollar fee* to some of
these people would represent a whole season sales . . .
Mrs . Guida: a spokes man for some people:The Lake George and Parrensburg
shops ave a two months business season to make expenses and hopefully
a little profit. Queensbury has 'no right to hurt the business of these
two areas, by allowing peddlers and flea markets who have no expenses
and so have undercut every one. By the nature of being a flea market
they advertise they are cheaper 75% do not collect taxes . They take
over the best area, they place signs advertising that they are there
every week even selling on suriday'., °. Just to drive through the area is
like driving through Coney island. . .
Arlene DeTemple: We should consider why the whole ordinance was brought
UP.
-Mr. Olson: Where do you live? (Mrs . Guida)
Mrs. Guida: On Route 9
Mr. Olson: You do not live in the Town of Queensbury? or Business?
Mrs Guida: No
Edward DeTemple_: We do have a sales tax, we are registered by the state
of New York as a seller by self we carry public liability insurance in
the amount of 300,000 from Glens Falls Insurance Company, we pay rent to
the Russo' s and I am sure they pay taxes on the property. As far as the
number of.:deklers who collect sales tax I do not know. . .
Mr. Olson: Do you charge rent. . . from the individual dealers who join Mp
with you.
Edward DeTemple : Yes .
Mr. Olson: The only sales tax that you are responsible for is the items
you se .
Edward DeTemple : Yes .
Mr. Smith: I have talked with other dealers and I have asked them if
they co�'rect sales tax more and more are collecting tax. . .we also advertise
heavily to bring in thh public . . .many dealers in the area also deal with
me. . .we buy and sell a lot cheaper
Arlene DeTemple: Your ordinance does not cover all flea markets such as
eenne its.. .—. !'
Supervisor Austin: -As I read the ordinance-does not cover these flea
markets. . . t s not a transient merchant, as it does not apply to a
Garage Sale. . .
Edward DeTemple : no matter who runs thh sale, whether it is a church etc.
they are bring in transient merchants to sell I do not see why they
are interpreted as being exempt. . .
Supervisor Austin: We differ as to the interpretation. . .
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Mr. Streeter: Coujsel - Do each individual in a flea market have to
meet the restrictions of the ordinance?
Mr. Little: any person must meet the ordinance.
Mrs. DeTem le: We are working on a smaller expense, and consequently
on a smaller profit margin . . . .
Henry Bourgeois : I do a lot of buying in the flea markets. . .
Mr. Barber: are you opposed or un-opposed to this ordinance amendment?
Henrlr Bourgeois : I am not opposed to it, at I do like number, . .garage the people
w o come to a flea market do have a sales _ 1
don' t. . .
Mr. Olson: Do you participate in the flea markets?
Henry Bourgeois : Yes
Mr. Olson: You are not opposed to the flea markets then?
Henr Boureg ois : I am not opposed to the flea markets. . .
�go to a good flea market I can see more people in a day than in
my shop all year. . .
Mrs. DeTem le: We do not carry the same type of goods occasionally we
Have good pieces that can be picked up by dealers. . . anyone going
for expensive antiques may look at a flea market but would have to go
to a to purchase it. . .
Mr. Smith: by ba*ing together it gives:,tbe small persons a chance to
get started. . .
Mrs . Dale: Wt. Mt.-noted the added expenses of shop oVner. . .
Supervisor Austin: noted that the town board will not make a decision
the Board wi_ urther consider the ordinance and will meet again June
28, 1973. . .
Application for Mobile Home-Timothy John Bennett-to locate a mobile
home on Luzerne Road-Temporary -4-5 months-approved by Building Inppector-
RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE PUBLIC HEARING
RESOLUTION NO. 192 ,Introduced by Mr. Gordon Streeter, who moved its
adoption, second by Mr. Robert Barber:
WHEREAS , Timothy John Bennett has made application in accordance with
paragraph 2 (b) Sec-tion 4, of an ordinance of the Tbwn 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 at property situated at Luzerne Road, and
WHEREAS , it is hereby determined that said application complies with the
requirements of skald ordinance, and `
WHEREAS, it is hereby determined that the facts presented in said applica-
tion are sufficient to justify further consideration by this board, there-
fore be it
RESOLVED, that pursuant to the provisions of the above mentioned ordin-
ance, the town board shall conduct a public hearing on said application
on July 26, 1973 at 7: 30 P.M. in the Queensbury Town Office Building,
Bay Road, and that the Town Clerk is hereby authorizdd and directed to
give proper notice of said public hearing in accordance with the pro-
visions of said ordinance.
Duly adopted by the following vote :
Ayes : Mr. Olson, Mr. Barber, Mr. Robillard, Mr. Streeter, Mr. Austin
Noes : None
Absent: None
ANNOUNCEMENTS :
-Thb Queensbury Plaza has requested the Town Board to enact the No-
Parking ordinance in their plaza. . . before adopting a comprehensive
ordinance we will wait for tbeother plazas.
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-ENCON notified the filling of wet lands on Rockhurst-owned by Paul
Arrons to fill 160'X280 feet to build a home on the property-because
of problems found by Carl Garb-the town has notified ENCON on the inter-
est of the Town. . .
-Mr. Harold Boynton-has been certified by the Institute for the certifica-
tion of Engineering Technicans-
-Junk Car Pick up, take applicati6n until June 22 , 1973
-July 11 meeting withState, Building Officials, Zoning Board of Appeals
for amendments of zoning proposals as to the Adirondack Park Plan
- Gurney Lane Pool will open Monday June 25 , 1973 for season. . .
RESOLUTION NO. 193, The Establishment of South Queensbury Water
District in t e own of Queensbury, County of Warren and State of
New York, pursuant to Article 12-A of the Town Law-to be found on
page,
RESOLUTION TO ACCEPT BID ON WATER DEPARTMENT MATERIALS-SPECIFICATION
NO. 73-3
RESOLUTION NO194, Introduced by Mr. Gordon Streeter who moved its
adoption, secnn ed by Mr. John Austin:
WHEREAS, Thomas Flaherty, Water Superintendent , did request the
Town Board to advertise for b:Uds for water department materials
for the extension of water lines to Dixon Road and West Mounatin
Road and
WHEREAS the Board did advertise for bids and bids were received
and opened June 14, 1973 from Canron Inc. Warren Pipe Division:;
and United State Pipe and Foundry Company and then turned over
to Mr. Flaherty for his recommendation and
RESOLVED that the bid be awarded to Canron Inc. for water depart-
ment mate als for the extension of water lines to Dixon Road and
West Mounin Road.
Duly adopted by the following vote:
Ayes : Mr. Olson, Mr. Robillard, Mr. Streeter, Mr. Austin
, Noes : Mr. Barber
Absent: None
RESOLUTION REQUESTING EXPANSION OF WESTLAND SPEED LIMIT AREA
RESOLUTION NO. 195,Introduced by Mr. Robert Barber who moved its
a opt on, secon ed by Mr. Harold Robillard:
WHEREAS , additional residential Town Highways have been aftept,e:d
by the Town- of-Queensbury in areas adjacent to the Westland area,
as defined by Section 1252. 10, subdivision (f) (1) of the Regulations
of the Department of Transportation; and
WHEREAS, the legal speed limit of 55 miles per hour on Bennett Road,
Eldridge Road, Bonner Drive, John Clendon Road, Crownwood Lane,
Crestwood Drive, Kiley Lane, Haven Lane, Manor Drive, Fox Farm Road,
Midnight Drive, Pdplar Lane, Westland Ave. , Burke Circle and Burke
Drive ig inadequate for the residential character of said town
highways ; now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, that pursuant to Section 1622, subdivision 2, of the New
York Vehicle and Traffic Law, that the TbWn Board of Queensbury
requests the following description of boundaries expanding the
Westland area, as defined by Section 1252. 10, subdivision (f) , (1)
of the Regulations of the Department of Transportation:
BEGINNING At fhe intersection of the northerly right-of-way line of
Dixon Road with'_the-;westerly right-of-way line of Interstate Route
87; thence northwesterly along the northerly right-of-way line of
Dixon Road to its intersection with the southerly right-of-way line
of Aviation Road; thence westerly along the southerly right-of-way
line of Aviation Road to its intersection with the northwesterly
right-of-way line of Potter Road; thence southwesterly and westerly
along the northwesterly and northerly right-of-way line of Potter
Road to its intersection with the easterly right-of-way line of
West Mountain Road; thence northerly and easterly along the easterly
and southerly right-of-way line of West Mmmtain Road to its
intersection with the westerly right-of-way line of Interstate Route
87 ; thence wouerly along the westerly gikht-of-way line of
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Interstate Route 87 to the point of beginning, And be it further
RESOLVED, that copies of this resolution, together with an identical
request by the Warren County Superintendent of Public Works , be
forwarded by the Town Clerk to Charles E. Carlson, Regional Director
N.Y.S. Department of Transportation and William J. Lennon, Resident
Engineer.
Duly adopted by the following vote :
Ayes : Mr. Olson, Mr. Barber, Mr. Robillard, Mr. Streeter, Mr. Austin
Noes : None -
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Absent: None
RESOLUTION FIXING COMPENSATION FOR MEMBERS OF BOARD OF ASSESSMENT REVIEW
RESOLUTION NO. 196, Introduced by Mr. John Austin who moved its adoption,
seconded by Mr. Daniel Olson:
RESOLVED, pursuant to Section 1524 subdiv. 4 of the Real Property Tax
Law, that members of the Board of Assessment Review shall be paid for
their respective services at the rate of twenty-five dollars ($25. 00) p er diem;
effective January 1 , 1972.
Duly adopted by the folio* ng vote:
Ayes : Mr. Olson, Mr. Barber, Mr. Robillard, Mr. Streeter, Mr. Austin
Noes : None
Absent : None
RESOLUTION REVISING BOUNDARIES OF DISTRICT 6, AND CREATING NEW DISTRICT
NO. 17
$BSOLUTION NO.197 , Introduced by Mr. Daniel Olson who moved its adop-
tion, secondeJ by Mr. John Austin:
WHEREAS, Election District No. 6 of the Town of Queensbury encompasses
a section that is rapidly growing in population; and
WHEREAS, the total number of registered voters in said district 'is pre-
sently about twice the average registration of other election districts
in the Town; and
WHEREAS, the Town Board has determined that the convenience of voters
will be promited by a division of said district; and
WHEREAS, it is provided by Section 64 of the Election Law that a Town
Board may alter election districts on or before the first day of July;
now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, that effective October 1, 1973, Election District No. 6 of
the Town of Queensbury, as presently constituted, shall be divided into
two districts, said districts having designations and boundaries as
follows :
Election District Number 6
Town of Queensbury (Revised)
Beginning at a point where the center of Aviation Road intersects the
center of the Adirondack Northway, running thence in a northerly dir-
ection in the center of the Adirondack Northway to a point; thence
running in an easterly direction along a line which is a projection
westerly of the center-line of Round Pond Road to a point in the center
of U. S. Route number 9 ; thence running southerly in the center of U. S.
Route number 9 to the intersection of the same with the center of Avia-
tion Road as the same was originally located; thence running westerly in
the center of Aviation Road as originally located to the canter of the
Adirondack Northway at the point and place of beginning.
Election District Number 17
Town of Queensbury (New District)
Beginning in the center of U. S. Route number 9 where the same is inter-
sected by the westerly projection of Round Pond Road, also known as
County Road number 17 , running from thence in an easterly direction in
the center of County Road number 17, also known as Round Pond Road, to
the intersection of the same with the center of Country Club Road; thence
running in a southerly direction in the center of Country.Club.Road to
the center of Quaker Road; thence running in a westerly direction in the
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center of Quaker Road to the center of U.S. Route number 9 ; thence running
northerly in the center of U.S. Route number 9 to the point and place
of beginning.
and be it further
RESOLVED, that a certified copy of this resolution be forwarded by the
Town Clerk to the Board of Elections of the County of Warren; to the
Honorable Carl DeSantis, Chariman, Warren County Republican Committee;
to the Honorable Dzsniel T. Healy, Chairman, Warren County Democratic
Committee; acid to each election inspector hereinafter designated in said
Election District No. 6 and Election District No. 17 prior to the first
day fixed by law for the registration of voters, and be it further
RESOLVED, that the Town Surveyor be directed to prepare a map showing
the boundaries of the 17 election districts in the Town of Queensbury and
that the Town Clerk be and he hereby is directed to post a copy of skid
-- map on his bulletin board and to transmit copies of said map to the Board
of Elections , to Mr. DeSantis, to Mr. Healy, and to the aforementioned
inspectors.
Duly adopted by the folloiwng vote:
Ayes : Mr. Olson, Mr. Barber, Mr. Robillard, Mr. Streeter, Mr. Austin
Noes : None
Absent : None
RESOLUTION TO APPOINT INSPECTORS OF ELECTION,
RESOLUTION NO. 198 Introduced by Mr. Daniel Olson, who moved its
adoption, secon a by Mr. Harold Robillard:
WHEREAS, it is provided by Section #43 of the Election Law that
Town Boards shall each year appoint Inspectors of Election who.,
shall hold office for a tewmi of one year from July 1st. of that
year, and
WHEREAS, John L. Bowman, Chairman of the Queensbury Republican
Committee and Jerry Greenberg, Chairman of the Queensbury Demo-
cratic Committee have submitted the follonng list as their appoint-
'ments, respectively, therefore be it
RESOLVED, that the folloiing named persons be and they hereby are
appointed Insppctors of Election in the existing 17 Election Distiicts
to hold office until July lst. , 1974 to wit:
REPUBLICAN _DEMOCRATIC
Dist. Florence Bovee Dist. 1 Helen Sullivan
Gladys LaFountain Gertrude Wood
Dist. 2 Ingebjorg Lembke Dist. 2 Helen McElroy
Evelyn Bell lgLAKAE u 1"1-1fA}
Dist. 3 Mary Martindale Dist. 3 Elva McDermott
Sysan Mellon Anna Dougher
Dist. 4 Neida Fischer Dist. 4 Marjorie Gazeley
Libby Ferris
Dist. 5 Norma;•Baertscha: Dist. 5 Janet Nelson
Adeline Scheidegger Carol Nelson
Dist. 6 Theresa Pizzuto Dist. 6 Lucille Turner
Marilyn Gates L e g hAay M lb-roN
Dist. 7 Ethel Fowler Dist. 7 Dorothy Barker
Grace Rawson Betty Lynch
Dist. 8 Ruth Coclanis Dist. 8 Jean Sullivan
Mary Kenney Carole Hunsberger
Dist. 9 Eleanor Shaw Difit. 9 Carol Minges
Marianne Morrell a os L_y N n o a l ly-s o/v
Dist, 10 Betty Doner Dist. 10 Marjorie Bailey
Yvonne Allen Betty Rowland
. Dist. 11 Claire Blanchard Dist. 11 Beatrice Chadwick
Lois Kilburn Diane Male__ V,4111F {,-ASPf✓-
Dist. 12 Geraldine South Di9t. 12 Marie Austin
Margaret Wiles Julie Donnelly
Dist. 13 Lillian Crannell Dist. 13 Te r.:.,.. t' nt �A,?vzy coon
Joyce Jones f34204rtA Newt
Dist. 14 Louise Baltazar Dist. 14 Blanche DuBois
Dorothy Holzhaur Elizabeth Hunt
Dist. 15 Cecelia Lamphear Dist. 15 Marcia Aubin
Elizabeth Scheerer Of_A"Ir&JrF
Dist. 16 Pauline Joslyn Dist. 16 cAka mr uj#ik,
Jean Moon Dorothy Baird
Dist . 17 Tof aTH� DAPR� Dist. 17 1 F--r P`F_ F_ -rh/
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and be it further
RESOLVED, that the compensation of each inspector be and hereby
is fixed at $25.00 per day for each registration, Election and
Primary Day.
Duly adopted by the following vote:
Ayes : Mr. Olson, Mr. Barber, Mr. Robillard, Mr. Streeter, Mr. Austin
Noes : None'i
Absent: None
RESOLUTION TO DESIGNATE POLLING PLACES IN THE TOWN OF QUEENSBURY
RESOLUTION NO. 199 ,Introduced by Mr. Daniel Olson who moved its
adoption, seconded y Mr. John Austin:
WHEREAS, Article 4 Section 66 of the Election Law provides that
this board shall designate the Bolling Places where registration
of voters and the election shall be held during the year following,
now, therefore be it
RESOLVED, that the following locations be and they hereby are designa-
ted as the respective polling places in the Districts as enumerated.
District 1. South Queensbury Fire House
2. Oneida Grange Hall
3. Bay Ridge Fire House
4. North Queensbury Fire House
5 Warren County Municipal Center
6. Queensbury Junior High School (Middle School, First Door)
7. Queensbury Town Office Building
8. Queensbury Central Fire House
9. Queensbury Senior High School
10. Aviation Road Fire House
11. Queensbury Middle School
12. Kensington Road School (West Entrance)
13. West Glens Falls Cotmunity Chapel
14. West Glens Falls Fire House (West End) 4
15. West Glens Falls Fire House (East' End)
16. Queensbury Water Department Maintenance Building
17. Queensbury Town Office Building
RESOLVED, that pursuant to said Law a private building, namely the
Oneida Grange Hall is so designated as the Polling Place for a dis-
trict, namely District #2, in which a public building is situated
namely the Queensbury Town Hall for the reason that said Public build-
ing is used as.-,the Polling Place for another election district, namely
Election Districts #7 and #17 and be it further
RESOLVED, that the rental for such Polling Places be and the same here-
by is fixed at the sum of $40. 00 per annum.
Duly adopted by the following vote:
Ayes : Mr. Olson, Mr. Barber, Mr. Robillard, Mr. Streeter, Mr. Austin
Noes : None
Absent: None
Supervisor Austin-noted a special thanks for the use of West Mountain
Sales for allowing their building to be used for a Polling District for
several years. . .
Meeting Opened to the Public:
Mr. Robert Monahan: Could the speed limit on Sunnyside Road be continued
for the remaining portion of the road?
Supervisor Austin: 'this will be placed in the form of a resolution. . .
John Rozelle: Is there a 1973 building permit issued to Regency Park?
George Liapes : No.
John Rozelle: are there any revisions submitted?
George Liapes : Yes
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John Rozelle: Do revisions on approved plans have to go again to the
Boards?
Supervisor Austin: We will look into this . . .
George Liapes : as to the tree stumps in Regency Park . . it will be
cleaned up. . .
Unknown: would like speed limit signs on Kiley Lane
Floyd Harris 2 Buena Vista Ave. , pot holes in the road and-
water pressure low. . .
!Supervisor Austin: will tell highway department about the pot-holes
Also;- noted the water problems the Town has been facing and some of
the solutions that are hoped to be implemented.
RESOLD IOW TO APPR&E AUDIT tO` RILLS
RESOLUTION NO.200, Introduced by Mr.Daniel Olson`who7 moved its* adoption,
seconded y r. Cordon Streeter:
RESOLVED, that the Audit of Bills as listed oh-Abstract 73 6 A, numbered
904-905 totaling $19,481. 14, is hereby approved.
Duly adopted by the following vote:
Ayes : Mr. Olson, Mr. Barber, Mr. Robillard, Mr. Streeter, Mr. Austin
Noes : None
Absnet : None
On motion the meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
Donald A. Chase, Town Clerk
E RESOLUTION FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF SOUTH QUEENSBURY WATER
p DISTRICT IN THE TOWN OF QUEENSBURY, COUNTY OF WARREN AND
;..STATE OF NEW YORK, PURSUANT TO ARTICLE 12'-A
RESOLUTION NO. 193 , Introduced by Mr. Harold Robillard' who
move its adoption, seconded by Mr. Gordon Streeter:
At a regular meeting of the Town
Board of the Town of Queensbury,
Warren County , New York , held at the
Town Office Building, RD #l , Bay Road
s' in said Town on the 21st day of June ,
1973 .
i? Present: JOHN AUSTIN, Supervisor
DANIEL OLSON , Councilman
r= ROBERT R. BARBER, Councilman
HAROLD ROBILLARD , Councilman
GORDON STREETER, Councilman
In the Matter ,
of
the Establishment of SOUTH QUEENSBURY WATER
DISTRICT in the Town of Queensbury, County of
Warren and State of New York, pursuant to
Article 12-A of the Town Law.
WHEREAS , proceedings were duly held key the Town Board of
the Town of Queensbury , Warren County , New York pursuant to
�t.
Article 12-A of the Town Law, -for the establishlkfi'+ent of a w& er
district to be known as the South Queensbury Water -District in
said Town of Queensbury , according to a map , plan ar}r report
prepared by Joseph A.' Kestner, Jr . ,' a licensed engin.., and a
public hearing having been held and the Tpwn Board having made a
determination that it is in the public interest to establish such
South Queensbury Water District , and a resolution having been
adopted by the Town Board on the 14th day of March, 1968 , subject
x to permissive referendum, establishing said South Queensbury dater
District as described therein and no petition having been filed
:
k;
4I
Wj
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1 with the Town Clerk
requiring�b g a referendum on the establishment
" of the South Queensbury Water District , and
j WHEREAS , the Town Board made a
j, pplication to the State
Comptroller for permission to establish
sh South i Queensbury Water
j District, as required b
! y Section 209-f of the Town Law, and an•
order was made by the State Comptroller
P ler on May 8, 1968, granting
t ,
permission for the establishment of South o' h Queensbury Water
�f District , which order has been filed with h the Town Clerk, it is
hereby ,
. ORDERED that a ,
water district be established in the
said Town of Queensb
ury,Warren Count '
County, New York , as described in
the said order of the State Comptroller
P ller, to be designated as the
f South Queensbury Water District of
the Town of Queensbury
li ' be of the following description and boundaries t ' and to
to wit.
€ BEGINNING at the northeasterly
bf Glens Falls at an angle .corner of the City
f ury Water District g Point in the existing
southerly bounds of'asaid point of be � Queens-
parcel of land conveyedbb Ida
the
Maurer to Margaret B. Crockwe y
19563 recorded in book
number l352yofe deeds tat March 23,
4 the Warren County Clerk 's Office, running age 253 in
a southerly direction alon g from thence in
boundary of the City of Glens Falls of the easterly
therein; thence running s to an angle point
along the bounds of the City direction, still
�{ point therein; y f Glens Fa11s , to an angle
still along a ' thence running in a southerly direction
g portion of the easterly bounds of the City
Of G1ens"Falls , to a Point feet..'fram the northerly -bound srofnDixsAvenueortherly 200.00
at ri
gait angles therefrom; thence runnin measuring
° easterly direction , parallel to an g in a south-
from the northerly bounds of Dix Avenue ) feet distant
Vii' right angles therefrom, to a point on themeasurly at
boundary line of the lands of Michael and Helen Po
�* and the westerly bounds of Helen Powhida
lands of P. A . and John
Sullivan; thence running in a southerly direction along
the said boundary line n
and still following the 5westerly continuing across Dix Avenue
g
Sullivan crossing bounds of the lands
ssing Lower Warren Street and to the south
erly bounds thereof where the same is '
northerly bounds of Parcel ��15 intersected by the
�� as shown on a map entitled
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$E "Map of Lands of Imperial Wall Paper Company" made b
�} Myers , Bowers and Ashley, dated January 24, 19341
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revised by Leslie W. Coulter April 21 1952 •
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running
from thence in a westerly direction along the southerly
bounds of Lower Warren Street and the northerly bounds
of the said Parcel #15 to the most westerly end thereof;
thence running in an easterly y along the
northerly bounds of the Feeder Canal , being also the
southerly bounds of the said Parcel #15, to a point
therein on a line which is a continuation northerly of
the westerly bounds of Parcel #17 as shown on the said
p+ map; thence running in a southerly direction, crossing
the Feeder Canal , to a point on the southerly bounds
thereof at the northwesterly corner of the said Parcel
#17; thence running South 05 degrees and 41 minutes
West along the westerly bounds thereof, 339. 19 feet;
p thence ,running South 78 degrees and 29 minutes East along
By a portion of the southerly bounds of the said Parcel #17,
488.40 feet; thence running South 05 degrL-es 41 minutes
�i West , along a portion of the westerly bounds of the said
Parcel #17 , and crossing lands of the Delaware and Hudson
Railroad Company, 196. 97 feet to the northeasterly corner
of Parcel #39 as shown on the said map; thence running
in a westerly direction along the southerly bounds of the
t Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company lands and the
northerly bounds of the said Parcel #39 , 502 .00 feet tc
i the northwesterly corner of the said Parcel #39; running
from thence South 05 degrees and 41 minutes West along
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the w
esterly bounds of the said Parcel #39 , 580 feet,
more or less , to the northerly bank or shore of the
Hudson River; thence running in an easterly direction
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along the northerly bank or shore of the said river, as
.' the same winds and turns , to the easterly bounds of the
Town of Queensbury; thence running in a northerly direction
along the easterly bounds of the Town of Queensbury to a
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pont therein intersected b projection- easterly y a p ro'� tion- easterly of the
southerly bounds of the lands of Charles J. and Ruthe E.
t Nassivera; thence running in a westerly direction in a
' straight line to the southeasterly corner of the said
:.• lands of Nassivera; thence running in a westerly direction
along the southerly bounds of the said 'rands of Nassivera
200.90 feet to the southwesterly corner thereof in the
easterly bounds of Queensbury Avenue , also known as
County Line Road; thence running in a westerly direction
' along a line which is a continuation of the preceding
course to a point in the center of ueensb
� Q ury Avenue ;
thence running in a northerly direction in the center of
Queensbury Avenue to a point therein intersected by the
projection easterly of the southerly bounds of the lands
of Richard Gratton; thence running in a westerly direction
along the southerly bounds of the said lands of Gratton
i and the southerly bounds of the lands of Leo Thomas and
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Doris Powers , being also along the northerly bounds
of lands of Cecil and Ruth White , to the
northwesterly
it corner of the said lands of White ; thence running in
a southerly direction alon e g a Portion of the westerly
bounds of t
h said lands of White to a corner of lands
of P. A. and Johan Sullivan, being also the southeasterl
corner of great lot 9 of the first subdivision of y
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Queensbury; thence running in a westerly direction alon g
a portion of the southerly bounds of the said great lot +
9, to the southeasterly corner of lands conveyed by
Myron E. and Ethel Blakely to Benjamin Oudekerk b deed
dated September 7, 1915, recorded in book y
ji deeds at page 249 in the Warren County Clerk 's Office;
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thence running in a northerly direction along •theeasterly
bounds of the said lands of Oudekerk to the n
ortheasterly
corner thereof; thence running in a westerly direction
a along the northerly bounds of
the said lands of Oudekerk
to the northwesterly corner thereof in- the westerly bounds
of the said great lot 9 of the first subdivision of r
st Queensbury; thence running in a northerly direction al
the westerly bounds of the said great lot 9 and a portion
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�? of the westerly bounds of great lot 10 of the first sub-
division of Queensbury, to the southeasterly corner of
rs lands of Thomas and Cleo Rogers and said corner being at
an angle point in the bounds of the present and existing
Queensbury Water District; thence running North 82 degrees
�N and 34 minutes West
along g the southerly bounds of the said
lands of Rogers 2000.20 feet to the northeasterly corner
of lands of Otto A. Quist; thence running South 06 degrees
and 19 minutes West along the easterly bounds of the said
' lands of Quist, 884.30 feet to the southeasterly corner
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thereof; thence running North 82 degrees and 23 minut es
West along the southerly bounds of the said lands of
Quist ,
`crossing Quaker Road , to the southeasterly corner thereof;
thence running in a straight line in a southerly direction
to the northeasterly corner of the City of Glens Falls at
the point and place of"be
.described courses are alonlnaing. The four last above
' g portion of ,the southerly and
` easterly bounds of the present and existing Queensbury
`f water`Diptrict.
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Dated; June'�21, 1973.
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F Dull adopted by the following votes C uncilmen
Ayes Mr', Olson, Mr. Barber, Mr. Robi lar
ll d, Mr. Streeter, Mr.Austin
Noel done