326.2013 setph Ross archit. RESOLUTION SETTING PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING AMENDMENT
TO SOUTH QUEENSBURY VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY, INC.'S
BUDGET AND FIRE SERVICES AGREEMENT TO PROVIDE FOR
ENGAGEMENT OF PACHECO ROSS ARCHITECTS, P.C., FOR
PROVISION OF FEASIBILITY STUDY
RESOLUTION NO.: 326,2013
INTRODUCED BY: Mr. John Strough
WHO MOVED ITS ADOPTION
SECONDED BY: Mr. Tim Brewer
WHEREAS, the Town of Queensbury and the South Queensbury Volunteer Fire Company,
Inc. (Fire Company) have entered into an Agreement for fire protection services (Agreement),
which Agreement sets forth a number of terms and conditions including a condition that the Fire
Company will not purchase or enter into any binding contract to purchase any piece of apparatus,
equipment, vehicles, real property, or make any improvements that would require the Fire Company
to acquire a loan or mortgage or use money placed in a "vehicles fund" without prior approval of
the Queensbury Town Board, and
WHEREAS, the Fire Company wishes to engage the services of Pacheco Ross Architects,
P.c., for preparation of a feasibility study regarding the Fire Company's station and lot for an
amount of$5,000, and
WHEREAS, since such expenses are not presently included in the Fire Company's 2013-
2015 Agreement with the Town, the Town Board wishes to set a public hearing concerning such
additional services and expenses and coinciding amendments to the Fire Company's budget and
Agreement, and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING COMMENCEMENT OF
SUPREME COURT ACTION AGAINST AMY AND MONTY LIU, SR.
RESOLUTION NO.; 324, 2013
INTRODUCED BY: Mr. Tim Brewer
WHO MOVED ITS ADOPTION
SECONDED BY: Mr.Ronald Montesi
WHEREAS, Amy and Monty Liu, Sr. (property owners) own property located at 650 Glen
Street in the Town of Queensbury(Tax Map Parcel No.: 302.11-1-12), and
WHEREAS, the property has been used as a rental property and is not the domicile of the
Lius, and
WHEREAS, a tenant of the premises used the structure on such property to house over 100
felines at one time, and
WHEREAS, at the time the felines were removed, the Town's Animal Control Officer
(ACO) observed excessive amounts of animal excrement both in litter boxes and on the floor, and
WHEREAS, in addition to the living animals that were removed, there were cat remains,
and
WHEREAS, the ACO reported to the Town Board that the stench caused by the animals
(both alive and dead) and animal waste was so strong it was impossible to enter the house without a
respirator/mask, and
WHEREAS, although the Town recently caused the removal of the felines from the
structure and the property owners have subsequently removed the excrement remains of the felines,
the Town continues to receive complaints from neighbors that a strong noxious odor emanates from
the structure, and