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1970-08-13 477 Regular Meeting August 13 , 1970 Present: Gerald B. Solomon Supervisor Lloyd Demboski Councilman John D. Austin, Jr. Councilman Harold Robillard Councilman Hammond Robertson, Jr. Councilman Attorney Harold Katz was also present. The meeting was called to order at 8:00 P.M. The following visitors were greeted by the Supervisor: Robert J. Nolan Betty Hughes Edward Waters Mary Ann Mone Fred Austin John G. Mone Peter Accardi Roger Ryan Nicholas Clemens R. Hughes Mr. & Mrs. William Tichenor William J. Sullivan Una Burch Rev. R.E. Clark Sharon Mayette Juliette Ellingsworth Mary Clarke Mrs. Abbott Pozesky, LWV Mr. & Mrs. John Callahan Paul J. Rayno Joseph Carusone D. Rayno Mr. & Mrs. Walter Robinson Mary Quinn John & David Hemenway George Liapes Claude Abr John Britt wanic Anne & Bill Barton V. J. Corcoran Clifford Lewis Margaret Doty Richard A. Guyette Mr. & Mrs. J. D. O'Brien Richard N. Guyette Agnes B. Palmer Moses Deeb Dr. & Mrs. Lester Huested W. R. Barber David P. Reichenbach C.R. Barber,MD �-- Pline Mrs. John Mulney Y Tucker Mr. & Mrs. Joseph McPhillips Thomas Murphy Mrs. Heidi Cole Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hoover Grant G. Cole Ernest L. Moore Mr. & Mrs. Robert Niedermeyer Joseph Sheehan Alice Hervieux Mrs. A. Lynch Linke Patricia Linke Richard Linke Carl P. Covell John McPhillips Supervisor Solomon announced that the rezoning of the Hercules Corporation and the DeSantis Enterprises would not be on the agenda because the County Planning Board , lacking a quorum at its meeting Wednesday night, had no recommendation. A petition against the Hercules request bearing 160 signatures was presented i by Mrs. Margaret Doty. The following petition of protest was read by the Clerk: TO: TOWN BOARD Town of Queensbury The undersigned , constituting 100% of the ownership of the land designated as SKI & SHORE CORPORATION, Gurney Lane, Town of Queensbury, New York and now zoned C-3 or Commercial, respect- fully protests the resission or repeal of Ordinance 79-1970, which zoned said land as Commercial, or C-3. 478 DATED: July 23 , 1970 Robert J. Nolan Thomas E. Meath Albert F. Trudel Individually and as the owners of 100% of the stock of the Ski & Shore Corporation The following rules of procedures were read by Attorney Harold Katz : In order to insure that these proceedings shall be conducted in an orderly manner and in conformity with the resolutions passed by the Town Board calling for these public hearings, I should like to recommend the following agenda: The hearing to rescind Resolution No. 79-1970 is first on the agenda. This particular proceeding is governed by Section 265 Article 16 of the Town Law entitled "Changes" which gives the manner for amendments and modifications to zoning. This Section 265 also provides that in case of a protest against such change signed by the owners of 20% or more of the area included in such proposed change, the change shall not become effective except by a favorable vote of at least 3/4 of the members of the Town Board , or in this case - 4 members. In other words, if this Board receives a protest against the rescission of Resolution No. 79-1970 signed by the owners of Ski & Shore Corp. who own 100% of the area of land included in the change, in order to rescind Resolution No. 79-1970 at least 4 members of the Board must vote in favor of such rescission. If no protest is received , the resolution need pass only by a bare majority. Item No. 2 refers to Resolution No. 184 calling for a hearing to zone the Ski and Shore Property R-3. If the previous resolution to rescind No. 79-1970 does not pass, this becomes academic since No. 79-1970 would still be in effect. If the resolution to rescind No. 79-1970 passes, then the Board must act on this Resolution to zone the area R-3. Items No. 3 and 4 refer to the resolutions Nos. 185 and 186 to zone the Robinson and Weeks properties R-3. All this Town Board can do this evening with respect to items 2, 3 and 4 is hold the public hearings. Before taking any final action these matters must be referred to the County Planning Board as provided for in Section 239-m of the General Municpal Law. Within 30 days of the receipt of the referred matters, the County Planning Board must report its recommendations to the Town Board. After receipt of these recommendations, this Town Board may act upon these referred matters. Attorney Katz answered any questions regarding the above procedure. 4 The public hearing to rescind Resolution No 79-1970 regarding zoning the Ski & Shore Corportion property was declared open at 8 :30 P.M. This hearing also includes the zoning of this property to an R-3 district. Proof of publication was shown by the Clerk. Mr. Robert J. Nolan introduced Robert Lever, landscape architect and municipal planning consultant, who testified that the property wm suited to commercial rather than residential development and said the traffic generated would be of limited penetration from the Northway itself and would not obtrude on the surrounding neighborhood. Mr. Nolan said that since the engineering report was already on file, he would not repeat the findings but said George Wright, a member of the firm, was present to answer any pertinent questions. George Savale asked whether a seismic survey had been made and questioned Mr. Wright as to the depth of the percolation tests. He described the underlying layer of hardpan below the sand and gravel surface which he said forms the base of Rush Pond, where the town well fields are located. Admitting that he had only arrived on the scene at 5 P.M. that day, Mr. Wright said he had observed the site by driving past it and was of the opinion that it was adequate to accommodate a sewage flow estimated at more than 13,000 gallons per day. Clifford Witham asked the nature of the sewage treatment plant. Mr. Wright des- cribed it as a cess pool and leaching field to distribute the flow over the large area. Mr. Witham asked"Could you guarantee absolutely that there would be no transfer of damaging nutrients into Rush Pond or Glen Lake? Mr. Wright answered"I don' t think that would be our perogative rr. Mr. Nolan presented Exhibits 1 and 2 which were maps of the area. Exhibit 3 was the following letter read by Mr. Nolan. CT Male Associates Professional Engineers & Surveyors !-- 3000 Troy Road Schenectady, N.Y. 12309 Mr. Robert Nolan Ski & Shore Corp. Queensbury, New York Re: Premises: S.E.C. Gurney Lane and West Mountain Road , Town of Queensbury Dear Mr. Nolan: We have reviewed the data regarding the proposed motel and restaurant facilities for the above described location- .Based on a 75 unit motel and a restaurant with a seating capacity of 100 people, we would estimated a sewage flow of approximately 13,250 G.P.D. The results of the percolation tests, site inspection and soil analysis indicate that a sub-surface system could be designed to adequately handle the amount of flow indicated above. The parcel of land is of adequate size to accomodate a system of the required size and still maintain more than adequate distances from any drainage courses. If we can be of further service to you in this matter, please feel free to contact me. Very truly yours , C. T. MALE ASSOCIATES by Philip J. Pearson, P.L.S. PJP:pd 480 Lynn it , who identified himself as a housing developer who was not for Ski and Shore but for business in Queensbury" said he thought the board was being harassed by a minority group. He was answered later by a number of speakers who defended the Glen Lake Association. Mrs. Agnes Palmer said "we may be able to save the watershed but we may be too late to save Glen Lake". Dr. Lester C. Huested and William Tichenor, Gurney Lane residents who have appeared at previous sessions, spoke at length, Mr. Tichenor reading with irony Supervisor Solomon' s proclamation of "Better Water for Queensbury Week". A statement opposing commercial zoning in the Gurney Lane area was presented by James Carlaw, chairman of the conservation committee of the local chapter of Adirondack Mountain Club and seconded by Grant Cole, ADK executive director and secretary. John McPhillips described and interpreted the results of nitrate tests showing the movement of these pollutants toward Glen Lake. "There aren' t even two sides to the story" , he declared. "Pollution is there and you would just add more pollution to it. " A stream like Meadow Run can be cleaned up because it is a running thing but a ]ake is different, it' s a basin. Several speakers, including Clifford Lewis and Roger Ryan called for a moratorium on commercial development in the water- shed area. Fred Austin, County Superinter0ent of Highways, said his department had been informed late yesterday by the New York State Department of Transportation Region I Office in Albany of events that effect the parcel in question. He said he spoke to Regional Director Frank Fuller and others in his department and was informed that state has drawn maps and are in the process of serving them upon the affected owners at the Gurney Lane Inter- change. The state is purchasing additional land without access in order to keep entrances away from their ramps. Mr. Fuller indicated the accident experiences at similar interchanges through- out the country has dictated this action. "In effect , Map 742 eliminates all access to the Ski and Shore property from Gurney Lane. Since entrances are not allowed at or within 35 feet of road intersections it-would appear to me the nearest access point to the property would be down West Mountain Road approximately where a gravel drive currently exists. This may have a direct bearing on the suitability of the property for commercial ventures and I felt it should be made part of the record. Mr. Nolan ap- peared unperturbed. He termed the state' s plan "very indefinite" and said no maps had been filed as would be required for property condemnation. He said he had an appointment to meet with a state representative at 9:30 tomorrow morning. In answers to questions regarding sewage system in Queensbury, Supervisor Solomon stated there would be a meeting on August 26th of the Hudson River Bend Sewage Authority. The hearing was declared closed at 10:42 P.M. The public hearing was declared open at 10:50 P.M. to zone the Weeks-Robinson properties R-3. Proof of publication was shown by the Clerk. Mrs. Robinson spoke in her own behalf, noting that the property was designated R-3 on her tax bill. Mr. Nolan of Ski and Shore j added his endorsement. Dr. Huested said he was much in favor of R-3 zoning for both parcels. The hearing was declared closed at 11 :00 P.M. Supervisor Solomon stated that the matters would be referred to the Warren County Planning Board and although they had 30 days in which to make a recommendation the Warren County Planning Board was to consider the resolutions in special session next Thursday. This would enable the Town Board to make a final decision at its next regular meeting August 27th. The Highway Report for the month of July 1970 was placed on file. The Supervisor' s Monthly Report for July, 1970 was placed on file showing total receipts of $102,297.29 and total disbursements of $108,592. 91. The Building Inspector' s Report for the month of July 1970 was placed on file. The Town Clerk' s Report for the month of July 1970 was placed on file. The Justice Court Fund statement for the quarter ending June 1970 was placed on file. Attorney Michael J. O'Connor represented Nicholas Clemens Sr. on the application for Amendment to Zoning Ordinance: Change of Classification of Property from R-4 to C-1 Classification. A petition consenting to the rezoning of the property was signed by approximately 50 residents in the area. This matter was re- ferred to the Town Planning Board for its recommendations. RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE PERMIT TO IMPROVE OR SUBSTITUTE MOBILE HOME RESOLUTION NO. 190, introduced by Mr. Solomon, who moved its adoption, seconded by Mr. Demboski. WHEREAS, Mary Wallen of 9 Leo Street, Glens Falls, has made application to this board for a permit to: substitute a 1960 Donna Bell Trailer 10 ft. wide by 50 ft. long in place of an 8 ft. by 40 ft. trailer. at property situated at 9 Leo Street, Glens Falls , New York and owned by Mary Wallen, and WHEREAS, upon proper investigation it appears that the applicant has complied with all of the requirements of the ordinance re- gulations relating to mobile homes in the Town of Queensbury, therefore be it RESOLVED, that the application of Mary Wallen as above described is hereby approved and that the Town Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to issue to Mary Wallen the proper permit. Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes: Mr. Demboski, Mr. Austin, Mr. Robillard, Mr. Robertson, and Mr. Solomon. Noes : None RESOLUTION TO DISAPPROVE APPLICATION TO LOCATE A MOBILE HOME OUTSIDE OF MOBILE HOME COURT RESOLUTION No. 191, introduced by Mr. Austin, who moved its adoption, seconded by Mr. Robillard. Whereas, Garry R. Rukat of 26 Briwood Circle, Glens Falls, New York, 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 outside of a duly licensed mobile home w court at property situated Cronin Road, Town of Queensbury, New York, and Whereas , it is hereby determined that said application complies with the requirements of said ordinance but that the facts as presented in said application are not sufficient to justify further consideration by this board, therefore be it Resolved, that pursuant to the provisions of the above mentioned ordinance , the application of Garry R. Rukat of 26 Briwood Circle, Glens Falls , New York, to locate a mobile home outside of a duly 482 licensed mobile home court is not approved and that the Town Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to notify the applicant of the decision of this board. LeRoy Phillips , building inspector, recommended disapproval because the proposed location on Cronin Road is a desirable location for a dwelling. There is but one mobile home on the entire street. The proposed mobile home is not conforming to standards for the District, R-4, and no indications of a hard- ship are shown. Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes : Mr. Demboski, Mr. Austin, Mr. Robillard, Mr. Robertson, and Mr. Solomon. --' Noes : None The application of Leo Mayette to locate a mobile home on Luzerne Road , Town of Queensbury, N.Y. was opened to the public. Mrs. Leo Mayette was present. Mrs. Warren Burch spoke in favor of the application stating that Mr. Mayette had only one leg and was on job training with Jenkins Radio through a State program for one year. He only brings home $68 a week and he could not afford to move. She said next year Mr. Mayette would be making good money and would move the trailer. Mr. Richard Arthur Guyette speaking for his father, Richard Nelson Guyette, and himself and Mr. Donald Clements and Gordon VanDerburg, all residents of Luzerne Road, opposed the application stating that they did not want mobile homes on this portion of the Luzerne Road. He said the trailer was put on the lot without a permit being issued and the Ma.yettes were living in the trailer at the present time without a permit. Their application was previously denied and a letter dated October 14, 1969 addressed to Mr. Mayette by LeRoy Phillips, Building & Zoning Officer, was read in which he was informed that he was in violation of Town Ordinance #12 and for each day after November 1, 1969 he could be fined $100 a day. Mr. Richard Arthur Guyette explained to the Town Board that he had received temporary financing until his home was completed and had received approval from Glens Falls National Bank for a mortgage loan but because of a flaw in the title to the property his mortgage was heldup. He has just recently heard that the matter has been cleared up but knows that the bank does not approve of trailers and is afraid that he may not get his mortgage if the trailer is still in the area. The Board was very sympathetic to Mr. Mayette' s hardship but because Mr. Guyette was also suffering a loss and because they felt the violation outweighed the hardship it was agreed to disapprove the application. RESOLUTION TO DISAPPROVE APPLICATION TO LOCATE A MOBILE HOME OUTSIDE OF MOBILE HOME COURT RESOLUTION No. 192 , introduced by Mr. Austin, who moved its adoption, seconded by Mr. Solomon. Whereas, Leo Mayette of Luzerne Road, R.D. 3, Glens Falls, New York, has made 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, N.Y. to locate a mobile home outside of a duly licensed mobile home court at property situated Luzerne Road, Town of Queensbury, New York, and Whereas, it is hereby determined that said application complies with the requirements of said ordinance but that the facts as presented in said application are not sufficient to justify further consideration by this Board , therefore be it Resolved, that pursuant to the provisions of the above mentioned ordinance, the application of Leo Mayette of Luzerne Road , R.D. 33, Glens Falls, N.Y. to locate a mobile home outside of a duly licensed mobile home court is not approved and that the Town Clerk is hereby 483 authorized and directed to notify the applicant of the decision of this board. Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes : Mr. Demboski, Mr. Austin, Mr. Robillard, Mr. Robertson, and Mr. Solomon. Noes : None RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE TEMPORARY PERMIT FOR MOBILE HOME RESOLUTION No. 193, introduced by Mr. Austin, seconded by Mr. Robertson. WHEREAS, Carl Covell of Haviland Road, Glens Falls, N.Y. has `— made 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 Haviland Road, Town of Queensbury, N.Y. , 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 Carl Covell of Haviland Road to locate a mobile home outside of a licensed mobile home court for a period of one year at property situated at Haviland Road, Town of Queensbury, New York, and that the Town Clerk 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. Demboski, Mr. Austin, Mr. Robertson, and Mr. Solomon Noes: Mr. Robillard Mr. Demboski stated that he would vote for the one year permit but he would not vote for it next year. George Liapes, Building Inspector, recommended approval stating that the water will con- form to New York State Health Department standards and the large barn will obstruct the view of the trailer from Haviland Road. court The application for a mobile home/permit for William Miner to located a mobile home court on east side of Bay Road between Dream Lake and Farm to Market Road was referred to the Town Planning Board. RESOLUTION FOR CREATION OF A JOINT MUNICIPAL SURVEY COMMITTEE RESOLUTION No. 194, introduced by Mr. Austin, who moved its adoption, seconded by Mr. Robertson. WHEREAS, the Consdtution and statutes of the Sate of New York authorize and encourage counties , cities, towns , villages, school districts and fire districts to cooperate for purposes of pursuing common objectives and solving mutual problems , and WHEREAS, the County of Warren, the City of Glens Falls and the Town of Queensbury share a community of interest in the health, safety and welfare of the people residing in the area which they comprise, and WHEREAS, the said municipalities are desirous of promoting the efficient and economical provision of local govern- ment services and facilities within their respective jurisdictions, and WHEREAS, Articles 12-C and 5-J of the General Municipal Law of the State of New York authorize cooperation among munici- palities and comprehensive studies and reports to aid in the cooperative solution of local government problems, and 484 WHEREAS, it is required by the rules and regulations for state aid for comprehensive studies and reports under Article 5-J of the General Municipal Law that applicants shall delegate the responsibility for the comprehensive study and report on an appropriate local agency, now therefore be it RESOLVED, that the County of Warren, the City of Glens Falls and the Town of Queensbury do hereby agree to create a committee to be known as the Joint Municipal Survey Committee, and be it further RESOLVED, that the membership of said Committee shall consist of 9 members and that 3 members shall be appointed by the County of Warren, 3 members shall be appointed by the City of Glens Falls and 3 members shall be appointed by the Tbwn of Queensbury, and be if further RESOLVED, that the members of said Committee shall serve without compensation, that their terms shall be concurrent with the duration of this agreement, and that any vacancies in the membership of said Committee, arising from any cuase, shall be filled in the manner of the original appointment, and be it further RESOLVED, that the said Committee shall be authorized and empowered (l) To act as "local agency" and to make a comprehensive study and report , pursuant to General Municipal Law, Article 5-J, encompassing the cooperative provision of a land drainage study for the southeastern portion of Warren County, and (2) To apply to and contract with the Commissioner for Local Government of the State of New York for state aid pursuant to said article, and (3) To select the person or firm to perform necessary consultant services for a comprehensive study and report and enter into contracts for such services, provided, however, that the Commissioner shall also be a party to any such contract, and (4) To expend money received from the state pursuant to said article only for the purposes consistent therewith, and (5) To perform other duties necessarily and properly related to the foregoing, and be it further RESOLVED, that the Committee shall organize, upon the appointment of all of its members, elect a chairman, secretary, and fiscal officer from its own membership, shall meet at its discretion at such times and places as the members shall agree to and report to the respective governing boards of the parti- cipating municipal governments in a manner consistent with the objectives and purposes stated herein, and be it further RESOLVED, that by action of the County of Warren, the City of Glens Falls and the Town of Queensbury, the facilities and personnel of the participating municipalities may be made available to said Committee on reasonable conditions and within proper limits to assist necessary surveys and studies without payment or compensation or further obligation on the part of said Committee, and be it further i RESOLVED, that the costs and expenses incurred by such Committee, exclusive of any state aid available therefor, shall be apportioned by the participating municipalities on the following percentage basis : County of Warren 50% City of Glens Falls 20% Town of Queensbury 30% and be it further RESOLVED, that, upon the organization of this Committee and the appointment and bonding of a fiscal officer, the County Treasurer of the County of Warren is hereby authorized , empowered X85 and directed to audit and to pay all vouchers submitted by said fiscal officer for the proportionate share of the costs and expenses of said Committee, and be it further RESOLVED, that this agreement shall extend until December 31, 1971, and shall be subject to such renewals, modifi- cations or extensions, upon which the governing boards of the respective participants shall, by resolution, mutually agree. This resolution shall take effect, and the participating municipalities shall proceed with the appointment of members of the joint municipal survey committee herein proposed, upon due and valid adoption of this resolution by all named participants. Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes : - Mr. Demboski, Mr. Austin, Mr. Robillard, Mr. Robertson, and Mr. Solomon. Noes: None RESOLUTION No. 195, introduced by Mr. Robertson, who moved its adoption, seconded by Mr. Robillard. WHEREAS, there exists a Town Ordinance which provides for control of use of water in the Town of Queensbury during periods of emergency, and WHEREAS, low production of water in the town well fields has created such an emergency, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that this Town Board declares such an emergency to exist and the Town Water Commissioner be and he hereby is directed to issue a proclamation prohibiting the users of the town water supply from using the same for the sprinkling or irrigation of lawns, ornamental plants, shrubs or trees, or ! domestic gardens, or washing motor vehicles during the period commencing 8:00 A.M. DST Friday, August 14, 1970 and ending 5 :00 P.M. DST Sunday, August 16, 1970. Duly adopted this 13th day of August, 1970, by the following vote: Ayes : Mr. Demboski, Mr. Austin, Mr. Robillard, Mr. Robertson, and Mr. Solomon. Noes : None RESOLUTION No. 196, introduced by Mr. Robillard, who moved its adoption, seconded by Mr. Austin. WHEREAS, Chief of Police, Gilbert Schlierer and Chairman of the Queensbury Town Board Police Committee, Harold Robillard, have advised the Town Board that the 1969 Plymouth police patrol car is no longer road worthy and safe for use as a patrol car, and WHEREAS, this Town Board did advertise for and solicit bids for a new police patrol car and upon the return date thereof no bids were received, and WHEREAS, there is a serious need for a police patrol car at this time and this Town Board deems an emergency situation to exist, and WHEREAS, Pride Motors of Glens Falls , New York have available for immediate delivery a 1970 Plymouth Fury III, four door sedan at a list price of $3983.80 and will make an allowance of $1710.80 for the present 1969 Plymouth patrol car thus providing for a net cost to the Town of $2 ,273.00 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Chief of Police is hereby authorized and directed to purchase said 1970 Plymouth Fury III four door sedan from Pride Motors at a net price of $2 ,273.00 to be paid from the police department funds following delivery of said vehicle. Duly adopted by the following vote: 486 Ayes : Mr. Demboski, Mr. Austin, Mr. Robillard, Mr. Robertson, and Mr. Solomon. Noes: None RESOLUTION TO APPROVE AUDIT OF BILLS RESOLUTION No. 197, introduced by Mr. Austin, who moved its adoption, seconded by Mr. Demboski. RESOLVED, that the audit of bills as listed in Abstract 70-8 numbered #949 through 1090 inclusive and totaling $35,861.46 is hereby approved. _ i Duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes : Mr. Demboski, Mr. Austin, Mr. Robillard , Mr. Robertson, and Mr. Solomon. Noes : None On motion the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted, Donald A. Chase Town Clerk Regular Meeting August 27, 1970 Present: Gerald B. Solomon Supervisor Lloyd Demboski Councilman John D. Austin, Jr. Councilman Harold Robillard Councilman Hammond Robertson, Jr. Councilman Attorney Harold Katz was also present. ---� The Meeting was called to order at 8 :00 P.M. The following visitors were greeted by the Supervisor: Edward Waters Max Schenk Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Walter H. Robinson Paul J. Rayno Mrs. Lynn LaBarge David Rayno Joseph Menaldino Bazil Burns Mr. & Mrs. Charles Doty Beverly Vrooman Dr. & Mrs. Lester Huested George & Sharon Perrotte John Stockfisch Mr. & Mrs. Joseph McPhillips Margaret Carusone Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Willis John & Margaret Callahan Mrs. & Mrs. C. 0. Cobb L.M. Britt Mrs. A. L. Linke I. Keyworth Patricia Linke John & Esther Hemerway Richard Linke Lynn & Walt Robinson C. B. Witham Joyce & Joe Zanchalli Pliney Tucker Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Tichenor Mr. & Mrs. Michael Morency Marion Lewis Dr. & Mrs. Richard Hughes Clifford Lewis Mrs. Mary Lou Quinn Mr. & Mrs. Charles Doty Roger Ryan Bob Barber A petition signed by 34 residents of the Big Boom Road area opposing the rezoning of Carl DeSantis Enterprises and the Bardin properties at the extension of the Big Boom Road was presented to the Board by Mr. Max Schenk Jr.