Mount Utsayantha Photos
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VILLAGE BOARD MEETING SEPTEMBER 18, 2007 7:00 PM
By webmaster | October 20, 2007
VILLAGE OF STAMFORD
BOARD MEETING
SEPTEMBER 18, 2007
7:00 PM
Present: Anne Slatin, Mayor; Bruce Velan, Trustee; Joan Hinman, Trustee; Fred Doyle, Trustee; Donna Jacobs, Trustee; Alayna Weingates, Treasurer; Sandi Rockwell, Special Projects Coordinator & Court Clerk; Joe Hornbeck, Supervisor; Richard Doyle, Building Codes Enforcement Officer; Clifford Mueller, Stamford Fire Chief; Dennis King; Jack & Dorothy Friedmann; Dick Hinman; Erika Rose, Mountain Eagle reporter; Vincent McKever; Jim & Jean Kopp; Tom DeGuisseppe; Tim Touhey, Roger Oesterle;
Mayor Slatin opened the meeting at 7:00 P.M.
A motion was made by Fred Doyle, seconded by Joan Hinman, to approve the minutes of 08/21/2007 with corrections. Motion passed. Doyle-Yes; Hinman-Yes; Velan–Yes; Jacobs-Yes.
A motion was made by Fred Doyle, seconded Joan Hinman, to approve the membership applications of Mark D. Krauss and Wendy M. Young for emergency status in the Stamford Fire Department. Motion passed. Doyle-Yes; Hinman-Yes; Jacobs-Yes; Velan-Yes.
Sealed bids for the village’s surplussed 1998 John Deere lawn mower, 18” deck, 18 horse power, and liquid motor, were opened and read aloud. They read as follows:
Gary Payne $ 301.00
Steve Coster $ 300.50
Tom Hornbeck $ 444.44
John Lolos $ 150.00
Vincent McKever $ 250.00
Bill Nicholson $ 315.29
A motion was made by Fred Doyle, seconded by Donna Jacobs, to accept the apparent highest sealed bid of Tom Hornbeck in the amount of $444.44 for the 1998 John Deere lawn mower tractor. Motion passed. Doyle-Yes; Jacobs-Yes; Velan-Yes; Hinman-Yes.
Sealed bids were received and real aloud for the Village of Stamford Project for the purchase of 482 Automatic Reading (AMR) Water Meters and read as follows:
Schmidt’s Wholesale Inc. $ 75,527.50
P.O. Box 5100
Monticello, NY 12701
Vellano Brothers, Inc. $ 76,132.10
7 Hemlock Street
Latham, NY 12110
A motion was made by Fred Doyle, seconded by Bruce Velan, to accept the apparent low bid from Schmidt’s Wholesale Inc. in the amount of $ 75,527.50. Motion passed. Doyle-Yes; Velan-Yes; Hinman-Yes; Jacobs-Yes.
A motion was made by Fred Doyle, seconded by Joan Hinman, to change Joe Hornbeck’s title of Working Foreman to Supervisor, due to non-gender specific language requirements of civil service job descriptions. Motion passed. Doyle-Yes; Hinman-Yes; Velan-Yes; Jacobs-Yes.
A resolution was offered by Fred Doyle, seconded by Joan Hinman:
Whereas, the Village Board of Trustees hereby approves Joesph Hornbeck as Supervisor for the Village of Stamford, to reside outside the village limits. Resolution passed. Doyle-Yes, Hinman-Yes; Velan-Yes; Jacobs-Yes.
A motion was made by Fred Doyle, seconded by Bruce Velan, to approve the estimate from Edward Peck in the amount of $1,500.00, for the masonry work at the Village Hall. The work will consist of brick veneer on the front of the village hall bottom portion around the new windows (approximately 16’ x 12’), labor only. The village will be responsible for all materials. Motion passed. Doyle-Yes; Velan-Yes; Hinman-Yes; Jacobs-Yes.
A motion was made by Fred Doyle, seconded by Joan Hinman to approve the estimate from Skylands Construction in the amount of $2,100.00, for emergency repair work for the bleachers at Archibald field. The bleachers need immediate attention due to public safety issues. Motion passed. Doyle-Yes; Hinman-Yes; Jacobs-Yes; Velan-Yes.
A motion was made by Fred Doyle, seconded by Bruce Velan, to approve the quote submitted by Gary Payne, Chief Wastewater Plant operator in the amount of $900.00., for one aluminum staircase handrail at the Stamford Wastewater Treatment facility. This quote includes all labor and material for the installation of the handrail by J.S. Enterprises of Worcester, New York. Motion passed. Doyle-Yes; Velan-Yes; Hinman-Yes; Jacobs-Yes.
A motion was made by Joan Hinman, seconded by Bruce Velan, to authorize the mayor’s signature on the agreement between the Village of Stamford and Riverhill Partners (Linda Norris), of Treadwell, NY. This agreement between Riverhill and the Village of Stamford is for the final design and production of five panels for the outdoor kiosk, located on Mt. Utsayantha, based on previous work completed by Riverhill. The total amount is $10,439.00 and all work above to be completed by December 31, 2007. Motion passed. Hinman-Yes; Velan-Yes; Jacobs-Yes; Doyle-Yes.
A motion was made by Fred Doyle, seconded by Joan Hinman, to approve Delaware Engineering’s fee of $3,200.00 for preliminary concept designs based on the PESH (NY State Public Employee Safety & Health Bureau) mandated renovations at the Stamford Fire Department. Preliminary cost estimates will be necessary for the Village to apply for adequate funding of the renovations. Motion passed. Doyle-Yes; Hinman-Yes; Jacobs-Yes; Velan-Yes.
A motion was made by Bruce Velan, seconded by Fred Doyle, to approve the Village Park Use Form for Lynn Dunn, a professor at SUNY Cobleskill College (Animal Science Department), for the use of the rear parking lot at Archibald field, on October 20 and October 21, 2007. He will use the rear parking lot as a base camp for trail riders and drivers during the Cobleskill competitive trail ride / drive. Motion passed. Velan-Yes; Doyle-Yes; Hinman-Yes; Jacobs-Yes.
Tim Touhey submitted a Park Use form to the mayor and village board on behalf “The Gallery.” The application is to display sculptures placed solely on village-owned property along hiking trails / Catskill Scenic Mt. Trails, and in the constructed wetlands.
Richard Doyle, Code Enforcement officer reported the recent activities regarding building permits, code enforcement, etc. and also discussed fire inspections. Mr. Doyle presented the list of fees for fire inspections and wanted input. The Mayor and Board of Trustees decided to review the fees for a possible increase and to decide if Mr. Doyle would be paid for doing fire inspections.
A motion was made by Bruce Velan, seconded by Joan Hinman, to authorize the donation of $125.00 to the Stamford Booster club for the Mayor’s tournament that is held on Archibald field. Motion passed. Velan-Yes; Hinman-Yes; Jacobs-Yes; Doyle-No.
A motion was made by Fred Doyle, seconded by Bruce Velan, to adopt the Amendment to Village Parking Law of 1991 & 1999. The law will be enforceable once it is filed with New York State Department of State. Doyle-Yes; Velan-Yes; Hinman-Yes; Jacobs-Yes.
The amendments to the parking law are as follows:
It shall be a violation for any persons to stop, stand, or park a vehicle in any area designated as a place for handicapped parking unless the vehicle bears a permit issued under NY State Vehicle and Traffic Law 1203-B.2.
Out of state vehicles bearing special identification. Motor vehicles displaying a special license plate or parking permit issued by any other state, district, territory., or other governmental entity subject to the laws of the United State, or a foreign country for the purpose of granting special parking privileges to people with disabilities, shall be accorded the special parking privileges allowed pursuant to the provisions of NY State Vehicle and Traffic Law 1203-B and
1203-C.
When parking is prohibited, no person shall park a vehicle, whether occupied or not, but may stop or stand temporarily for the purpose of and while actually engaged in loading merchandise or passengers.
No person shall stand or park a vehicle, whether occupied or not, except momentarily, to pick up or discharge a passengers or passengers:
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In front of a public or private driveway;
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Within twenty (20) feet of a marked crosswalk at an intersection, unless a different distance is indicated by official signs or markings;
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Within thirty (30) feet upon the approach to any flashing signal, stop or yield sign or any traffic-control signal located art the side of the roadway, unless a different distance is indicated by official signs or markings;
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Within twenty (20)feet of the driveway entrance to any fire station;
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Within fifteen (15) feet of a fire hydrant except when such vehicle is attended by a licensed operator or chauffeur who is seated in the front seat and who immediately move such a vehicle in case of emergency, unless a different distance is indicated by official signs or markings.
SCHEDULE OF PARKING FINES
SCHEDULE OF PARKING FINES
| OFFFENSE | 1st OFFENSE FINE | 2nd OFFENSE FINE |
|---|---|---|
| Parking in a handicapped parking space without proper permit | Fine is statutory per NYS Vehicle & Traffic Law Section 1203-B.2; judge will determine fine. | Fine is statutory per NYS Vehicle & Traffic Law Section 1203-B.2; judge will determine fine. |
| Parking within twenty (20) feet of the driveway entrance to any fire station. | $50.00 | $75.00 |
| Parking within fifteen (15) feet of a fire hydrant | $50.00 | $75.00 |
| Parking within thirty (30) feet upon the approach to any flashing signal, stop or yield sign or any traffic control sign located at the side of the roadway | $25.00 | $50.00 |
| Parking in front of a public or private driveway | $25.00 | $50.00 |
| Parking on the sidewalk | $25.00 | $50.00 |
| Parking on the strip between the sidewalk and roadway | $25.00 | $50.00 |
| Parking in a no-parking zone | $25.00 | $50.00 |
| Parking within twenty (20) feet of a crosswalk at an intersection | $25.00 | $50.00 |
| Parking facing the wrong way on a street | $25.00 | $50.00 |
| Overnight parking on a street between December 1st and March 31st. | $25.00 | $50.00 |
A motion was made by Fred Doyle, seconded by Joan Hinman, to accept $1,500.00 into the general account, from the Robinson-Broadhurst Foundation, Inc., for the Catskill Mountain Little League. The monies will be used for a load of infield dirt and for re-marking the baselines, as needed. Motion passed. Doyle-Yes; Hinman-Yes; Velan-Yes; Jacobs-Yes.
A motion was made by Bruce Velan, seconded by Fred Doyle, authorize payment of Abstract #4. Motion passed. Velan-Yes; Doyle-Yes; Jacobs-Yes; Hinman-Yes.
A motion was made by Joan Hinman, seconded by Bruce Velan, to go into executive session, at 8:00PM, for to discuss a legal issue. Motion passed. Hinman-Yes; Velan-Yes; Jacobs-Yes; Velan-Yes.
A motion was made by Bruce Velan, seconded by Joan Hinman, to go come out of executive session at 8:15 PM. Motion passed. Velan-yes, Hinman-yes, Doyle-yes, Jacobs-yes
A motion was made by Fred Doyle, seconded by Joan Hinman, to authorize the reimbursement of mileage costs to Richard Doyle (Code Enforcement Officer) based on the current federal mileage rate. Mileage will begin from and end at the Stamford Village Hall to sites within the village. Motion passed. Doyle-Yes; Hinman-Yes; Velan-Yes; Jacobs-Yes.A motion was made by Fred Doyle, seconded by Joan Hinman, to authorize the mayor’s signature on an appearance ticket to be served to Victoria Segritz/Clark, due to recent complaints about her dogs. Motion passed. Doyle-Yes; Hinman-Yes; Jacobs-Yes; Velan-Yes.
Meeting adjourned at 8:30 PM.
Madeline Hitt
Village Clerk
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FIRE INSPECTIONS IN THE VILLAGE OF STAMFORD, NEW YORK
By webmaster | October 17, 2007
AUTHORITY
Part 444 – New York State Uniform Code
Minimum Standards for Administration and Enforcement
Part 444.3 – Program Features
Part 444.3(d)(3) Fire safety inspections of areas of public assembly (as defined in Part 606 of Title 9 of the Official Compilations of Codes,and Regulations)must be performed at least once a year;
Part 444.3(d)(4)Fire safety inspections of all multiple dwellings and all non-residential occupancies must be performed at intervals consistent with local laws and conditions.
SCHEDULE OF FIRE INSPECTION FEES
FIRE INSPECTION FEES
| CATEGORY | FREQUENCY | COST PER INSPECTION |
|---|---|---|
| Places of Assembly | Once per year | $30.00 |
| 1 & 2-family rental | Once every 1-3 years, depending upon conditions and violations found. | $20.00 |
| 3 or more families rental property | Once every 1-3 years, depending upon conditions and violations found. | $25.00 |
| All structures of commercial, industrial, business, storage, or mercantile use, under 40,000 square feet total footage | Every 6 months | $30.00 |
| All structures of commercial, industrial, business, storage, or mercantile use, over 40,000 square feet total footage | Every 6 months | $75.00 |
An additional inspection of an existing structure, previously inspected within the designated time period, will be done ONLY upon receipt of a bona fide complaint. The cost of this inspection will be directed to the owner(s) of the building, at a rate of $10.00 per visit, until such time as the complaint is resolved. If compliance is not achieved in the alloted time given, the original Fire Inspection Approval Certificate will be revoked.
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VILLAGE BOARD MEETING SEPTEMBER 11, 2007 SPECIAL MEETING
By mayor | October 17, 2007
VILLAGE OF STAMFORD
SPECIAL MEETING
October 11, 2007
5:30PM
PRESENT: Bruce Velan, Trustee; Donna Jacobs, Trustee; Fred Doyle, Trustee; Joan Hinman, Trustee; Anne Slatin, Mayor
Mayor Slatin opened the meeting at 5:40PM.
Fred Doyle made a motion to approve the waiver of the 30-day waiting period for The Belvedere Inn’s application for a liquor license renewal. Bruce Velan seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously. Velan – Yes; Doyle – Yes; Jacobs – Yes; Hinman – Yes.
Fred Doyle made a motion to pay the village’s dog control officer on a per-incident basis, as follows:
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$40.00 to capture and transport a stray dog to the Heart of the Catskills animal shelter in Delhi, NY;
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$20.00 to respond to a complaint regarding a dog within the village.
These per-incident payments are all inclusive; mileage will not be paid, nor will fuel.
The dog control officer will obtain village board approval before writing an appearance ticket.
Bruce Velan seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously. Velan – Yes; Doyle – Yes; Hinman – Yes; Jacobs – Yes.
Meeting was adjourned at 6:00 PM.
Anne P. Slatin
Mayor
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VILLAGE BOARD MEETING SEPTEMBER 5, 2007 SPECIAL MEETING
By mayor | October 17, 2007
VILLAGE OF STAMFORD
SPECIAL BOARD MEETING
September 5, 2007
5:00 PM
PRESENT: Anne P. Slatin, Mayor; Joan Hinman, Trustee; Frederick Doyle, Trustee; Bruce Velan, Trustee; Donna Jacobs, Trustee; Alayna Weingates, Village Treasurer.
Frederick Doyle, seconded by Joan Hinman, made a motion to advertise to go out to bid for the purchase of an Automatic Water Meter Reading System. Advertisements will be placed in The Mountain Eagle (once) and the Daily Star (twice), in the legal section. Motion passed unanimously. Doyle – Yes; Hinman – Yes; Velan – Yes; Jacobs – Yes.
Frederick Doyle, seconded by Joan Hinman, made a motion to surplus the 1998 John Deere 345 lawn tractor, Serial #M00345A043178. The John Deere tractor will be placed in front of the village hall with a “FOR SALE” sign that says, “Inquire Within.” Prospective buyers will be advised that sealed bids will be accepted until September 17, 2007. Motion passed unanimously. Doyle – Yes; Hinman – Yes; Velan – yes; Jacobs – Yes.
Meeting adjourned at 6:15 PM.
Alayna Weingates
Village Treasurer
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Village Board Minutes — October 16, 2007, 7:00 PM
By webmaster | October 16, 2007
VILLAGE OF STAMFORD
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
REGULAR MEETING
OCTOBER 16, 2007
7:00 PM
Present: Anne Slatin, Mayor; Bruce Velan, Trustee; Fred Doyle, Trustee; Donna Jacobs, Trustee; Alayna Weingates, Treasurer; Sandi Rockwell, Special Project Coordinator & Court Clerk; Jim & Jean Kopp; Lewis Dibble, Delaware Engineering; Uri Epstein, Moresville Energy LLC; Barbara Doyle; Joe Hornbeck, Supervisor; Cliff Mueller; Stamford Fire Chief; Gary Payne, Chief Operator Stamford Wastewater Treatment Plant; Richard Doyle, Building & Zoning Codes Enforcement Officer; June Johnston, Larry Johnston; Aree Bray, planning board member; Tom Graziano; Kelly Haas; Erica Rose, Mountain Eagle reporter.
Uri Epstein, from Moresville Energy, LLC, spoke to the public and the trustees about the proposed industrial wind turbine project in the Towns of Stamford and Roxbury.
Moresville Energy wishes to site an industrial wind turbine 750’ from the boundary line of the village-owned property at the top of Mt. Utsayantha; this distance is less than the legally required setback of 1000’. Mr. Epstein came to the village board to request a waiver, which would allow Moresville Energy to place a turbine as per Moresville’s plan. Mr. Epstein said that his company would pay the village $5000 per year for this setback, for the life of the project.
Mr. Epstein also wanted permission for his company to use Tower Mountain Road and the road up to the mountaintop for access, to transport heavy equipment and tower components to where Moresville would like to site the industrial wind turbine. He added that his company would pay to construct a new road for this purpose, and would maintain the road for the life of the project.
Questions were asked regarding the red lights on the top of the windmills. Would the lights be FAA compliant? Would each tower have one? (Mr. Epstein said only every third windmill would be lighted.) What would the effect of the lights be in a fog?
The board asked Mr. Epstein to send written information on his request, which he promised to do.
Jim Kopp approached the village board regarding the ownership of the former Kiwanis Club’s American flags that are set up for various holidays. There are 110 flags that Jim & Jean Kopp, along with other volunteers, have taken the responsibility for setting up and taking down, along Route 23, on those holidays. Jim said the flags are wearing thin and will need to be replaced.
The village board agreed to collect donations for new flags, and to store them in the village barn. Jim said he would take responsibility for getting volunteers to set them up on each holiday.
A motion was made by Bruce Velan, seconded by Fred Doyle to approve the minutes of 09/05/07, 09/18/07 & 10/11/07 with corrections. Motion passed. Velan-yes, Doyle-yes, Jacobs-yes
A motion was made Fred Doyle, seconded by Bruce Velan, to approve the application of Rev. Robert Kersten, pastor of the Stamford United Methodist Church, into the Stamford Fire Department for emergency/non-emergency status. Also approved for emergency status was Ryan Hejnal (Paramedic) and for non-emergency status, Diane Wells. Motion passed. Doyle-yes, Velan-yes, Jacobs-yes
Since January 2006, the Village of Stamford Wastewater Treatment facility has been receiving and processing liquid sludge from DMV International pretreatment facility, in Delhi, NY. Until now, the Village of Stamford has been the secondary facility for treating and disposing of approximately 25% of the sludge generated at the DMV plant. Delaware Operations, Inc., has asked the village board to consider becoming the primary facility for treating and disposing of approximately 75% of the sludge generated by the DMV facility.
Fred Doyle, seconded by Donna Jacobs, made a motion to table the proposal for DMV sludge handling until the next regular village board meeting on November 20, 2007. More information was needed in order to make a decision on the matter. Motion passed. Doyle-yes, Jacobs-yes, Velan-yes.
A motion was made by Fred Doyle, seconded by Bruce Velan, to approve the purchase and replacement of faulty clips on a bucket and replace 3 faulty bus bars at the Stamford Wastewater Treatment Plant in the amount of $3,389.00. Motion passed. Doyle-yes, Velan-yes, Jacobs-yes
Bruce Velan made a motion, seconded by Donna Jacobs, to credit sewer account #2820, (Mr. & Mrs. Eppicah) in the amount of $7.43. Their payment was received on time but accidentally was mixed into the past due payments. Motion passed. Velan-yes, Jacobs-yes, Doyle-yes
Fred Doyle made a motion, seconded by Donna Jacobs, to authorize the mayor’s signature on the Village of Stamford, Automatic Meter Reading System, Contract Water-2007, Notice To Proceed, Contract Water-2007, between the Village of Stamford and Schmidt’s Wholesale Inc. Motion passed. Doyle-yes, Jacobs-yes, Velan-yes
A motion was made Fred Doyle, seconded by Bruce Velan to approve the quote and purchase of 2008 Chevy truck for the Village of Stamford. Motion passed. Doyle-yes, Velan-yes, Jacobs-yes
The truck will be purchased from the Robert Green Truck Division, PO Box 8002, Route 17 East, Rock Hill, NY 12775, under NYSOGS Group #40570, Award #20774.
ITEM
QTY
REGULAR PRICE
STATE BID PRICE
UNIT
PRICE
CK31003, 4WD, 60”, DRW, REG CAB
1
$ 28,180.00
$20,057.18
$20,057.18
LMM-6.6 LITER DIESEL ENGINE
1
7,195.00
6,115.75
6,115.75
MYD-ALLISON 6 SPEED AUTO TRANSMISSION
1
1,200.00
1,020.00
1,020.00
V10-RADIATOR COVERS (REQUIRED WITH DIESEL)
1
55.00
46.75
46.75
G80-LOCKING DIFFERENTIAL
1
325.00
276.25
276.25
QCV-ON/OFF ROAD TIRES
1
66.00
56.10
56.10
C76-AIR CONTIONING
1
870.00
739.50
739.50
DG5-WEST COAST MIRRORS
1
115.00
97.75
97.75
VYU-SNOW PLOW PREP PACKAGE
1
495.00
420.75
420.75
8.5 V MILD (INCLUDES FISH STICK) – FISHER
1
7,825.00
4,695.00
4,695.00
CUTTING EDGE
1
250.00
150.00
150.00
RUBBER SNOW DEFLECTOR FOR EZ-V
1
492.00
295.20
295.20
8’ X 87” 2-3 YD E-SERIES TIPPER. 14”SIDES, 20” TAILGATE, LB400SA ELEC
1
10,790.00
5,395.00
5,395.00
BOTH FOLD DOWN SIDES FOR 2 & 3-YARD TIPPER
1
1,100.00
550.00
550.00
QUICK DROP TAILGATE
1
750.00
375.00
375.00
CROSSMEMBS ON 12” CENTERS
1
400.00
200.00
200.00
8 GAUGE FLOOR
1
500.00
250.00
250.00
DONOVAN 2000X MANUAL COVER, MANUAL RETURN, CAB LEVEL CRANK & PULL BAR, INCLUDES: MESH TARP AND INSTALLATION UP TO 93” WIDE BODIES
1
790.00
395.00
395.00
BACK UP ALARM
1
159.00
79.50
79.50
ANTI-CORROSION PROTECTION & UNDERCOAT
1
459.00
229.50
229.50
RECEIVER HITCH WITH INSERT & “D” RINGS (DOES NOT INCLUDE BALL)
1
959.00
479.50
479.50
6 WIRE ROUND TRAILER RECEPTABLE
1
292.00
146.00
146.00
FRONT TIMBRENS
1
790.00
395.00
395.00
REAR TIMBRENS
1
834.00
417.00
417.00
DELIVERY TO STAMFORD, NY
1
300.00
300.00
300.00
TOTAL CHASSIS, EQUIPMENT, & DELIVERY
$43,181.73
Fred Doyle, seconded by Donna Jacobs, made a motion to approve the payment of 85% of all fire inspection fees to Richard Doyle, Stamford Codes Enforcement Officer. The village will retain the remaining 15%. Motion passed. Doyle-yes, Jacobs-yes, Velan-yes
A motion was made by Fred Doyle, seconded by Bruce Velan to authorize the mayor’s signature on the Memorandum of Understanding between the Village of Stamford and Santo Punturiero, owner of John’s Tavern. This MOU concerns the donation of part of Punturiero’s property to the village, which will connect two village parking lots. Motion passed. Doyle-yes, Velan-yes, Jacobs-yes
Fred Doyle made a motion, seconded by Bruce Velan to approve a request from Lou O’Connor, representative of Sacred Heart Church. He requested a pedestrian crosswalk across Harper Street (Route 23) at the intersection of West End Avenue, to assist parishioners in crossing. Mayor Slatin will make the request to the NYSDOT. Motion passed. Doyle-yes, Velan-yes, Jacobs-yes
Mayor Slatin read aloud a short history of the Cold Spring Farm to the board of trustees and public. It was determined that the official name of the wetland park on Prospect Street be called Mase Cold Spring Wildlife Preserve.
Fred Doyle made a motion, seconded by Bruce Velan, to authorize the payment of the Sewer Capital Fund Account, I & I Remediation Capital Project-Rural Development, I & I Abstracts #31 and #32. Motion passed. Doyle-yes, Velan-yes, Jacobs-yes,
A motion was made by Fred Doyle, seconded by Bruce Velan to accept, into the general fund, the $10,000.00 Robinson Broadhurst Foundation 2007 grant for oil and stone for the village streets. Motion passed. Doyle-yes, Velan-yes, Jacobs-yes
Bruce Velan, seconded by Fred Doyle, made a motion to accept $46,000.00 into the general fund, from Robinson-Broadhurst Foundation 2007 grant for the new water meter reading system. Motion passed. Velan-yes, Doyle-yes, Jacobs-yes
Fred Doyle made a motion, seconded by Bruce Velan, to authorize payment of Abstract #5. Motion passed. Doyle-yes, Velan-yes, Jacobs-yes
Fred Doyle made a motion, seconded by Bruce Velan, to go into executive session for legal reasons at 8:40 PM.
Village Board came out of executive session.
Meeting adjourned.
Madeline Hitt
Village Clerk
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Village Contacts
By mayor | October 14, 2007
MAYOR
Anne P. Slatin (607) 652-7793
TRUSTEES
John Bonhotal (607) 652-5172
Joan Hinman (607) 652-9747
Donna Jacobs (607) 652-4821
Bruce Velan (607) 652-9407
VILLAGE CLERK
Madeline Hitt (607) 652-6671
VILLAGE TREASURER
Alayna Weingates (607) 652-6671
COURT CLERK
Sandi Rockwell (607) 652-6671
WORKING SUPERVISOR
Joseph Hornbeck (607) 652-4710
PLANNING BOARD
Ed Stammel, Chair (607) 652-7514
Mike Barnes (607) 652-4342
Aree Bray (607) 434-7273
Penny DeVita (607) 652-9257
Robert Orcutt (607) 652-2307
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
Walt Keller, Chair (607) 652-3143
Carol Bell (607) 652-7920
John Butler (607) 652-3709
Cliff Mueller (607) 652-7719
Brenda Vincentz (607) 652-4756
Frank Bell, Alternate (607) 652-7920
CODES AND ZONING ENCORCEMENT OFFICER
Richard J. Doyle (607) 538-9690
VILLAGE HISTORIAN
Anne Willis (607) 652-7839
PARKING ENFORCEMENT OFFICER
Richard Darmody (607) 652-6671
ASSESSMENT CONSULTANT
Charles Ferris (607) 652-7730
VILLAGE CO-COUNSELS
June Johnston, Esq. (607) 652-7343
John L. Hubbard, Esq. (607) 652-7343
72 Main Street, Stamford, NY 12167
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