January 13, 2004

 

Town Board Minutes

 

 

A Regular Meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Cortlandt was conducted on Tuesday, January 13, 2004 in the Vincent F. Nyberg Meeting Room of the Cortlandt Town Hall located on One Heady Street, Cortlandt Manor, NY (10567) with the following elected officials and appointed staff in attendance:

 

                        LINDA D. PUGLISI                                      Supervisor

                        JOSEPH D. CERRETO                                Councilmember

                        ANN LINDAU                                               Councilmember

                        JOHN E. SLOAN                                          Councilmember

 

Absent:           FRANK X. FARRELL                                  Councilmember

 

Also present: JO-ANN DYCKMAN                                    Town Clerk

                        GLENN CESTARO                                      Comptroller

                        THOMAS WOOD, ESQ.                              Town Attorney

                        EDWARD VERGANO                                 DOTS/Director

                        KATHLEEN BURLESON                            DES/Director

                        JEFF TKACS                                     DES/Safety & Sec. Coor.

                        FRAN SURAK                                              DES/Office for Aging

                        PETER McMILLAN                                    Purchasing Director

                        CLAUDIA VAHEY                                        Human Res. Dir.

                        CATHERINE M. HOFFMAN                     Dep. Town Clerk/Steno.

 

 

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MEETING CALLED to ORDER

Supervisor Puglisi called the meeting to order at 7:43 p.m.

 

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PLEDGE to the FLAG

Councilmember Sloan led all in attendance in a Pledge to the Flag.

 

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SUPERVISOR’S REPORTS on PROJECTS and ISSUES

Jeff Tkacs gave a brief update on the Indian Point nuclear facility during the heightened terror alert, (elevated to Code Orange on December 21, 2003.)  He said on a daily basis the Supervisor and himself receive reports on the daily form of activity that is going on.  He read a portion of the report dated January 7, 2004 indicating additional safeguards are in place to protect the facility.

 

Another item reported by J. Tkacs was a survey indicating six out of ten residents of New York State are not adequately prepared with a family disaster plan or action they would take in anticipation of a disaster.

 

The Town of Cortlandt provides for the unexpected with a Red Cross modified program that will help members of our community to be prepared.  Meetings to prepare for the unexpected last about one hour and are open to the public.  The next are scheduled in this meeting room for February 2nd from 7 to 8 p.m.; February 12th from 2 to 3 p.m.; February 19th from 7 to 8 p.m.  Additional information is available on the Town’s web-site

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ROLL CALL

On a roll call attendance taken by Town Clerk Dyckman, all Councilpersons indicated their presence with the exception of Councilmember Farrell, who was absent,

 

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TOWN BOARD REPORTS

Councilmember John Sloan wished everyone a Happy New Year and noted that the Town’s website is new and improved over the last couple of months.  There is now the ability to register on-line for sports.  Agendas and minutes of meetings of various boards may be obtained also.

 

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Councilmember Ann Lindau thanked the DES Chairman for his work in making an entryway to the other section of Town Hall.  She thanked Joe Robertine for his extra work on the project.

 

Tonight there should be a vote on the proposed program that the Economic Challenge Committee has been working on to have additional programs on our cable station which will promote the Town of Cortlandt and make residents aware of local businesses that we have in the Town.

 

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Councilmember Joe Cerreto said he was advised today that the unions representing employees at the Veterans Hospital in Montrose are holding a petition signing meeting January 14th, between 1 and 3 p.m. in the theater lobby.  They are urging everyone that can possibly attend to do so to sign a petition protesting cuts in services.

 

Petitions are also available in Town Hall.

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APPROVAL of the MINUTES

Councilmember Sloan moved that the minutes of the regular meeting of December 9, 2003 be approved as presented by Town Clerk Dyckman.  Councilmember Cerreto seconded the motion.  All voted AYE.

 

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PUBLIC HEARING

(All Public Hearings conducted at this meeting are to be found in full context transcribed in the Official Public Hearing Minute Book located in the Office of the Town Clerk.)

 

Public Hearing to consider adopting Local Laws providing for an increase in the income limits for tax exemption of real estate property owned by certain persons with disabilities or who are sixty-five (65) years or older.

 

Town Clerk Dyckman presented and read the Notice of Hearing as had been published in the official Town of Cortlandt newspaper.

 

Supervisor Puglisi called the hearing to order at 8:51 p.m.

 

 

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PUBLIC HEARING (cont.)

1.  Increase income limits for tax exemption.

 

Supervisor Puglisi stated this is a very positive step the Town takes each year following the lead of New York State in helping those with disabilities and/or senior citizens.

 

T. Wood said, if enacted, this Local Law would increase the exemptions to the maximum allowed by New York State law.  In the year 2003 any person earning up to $24,000 would receive a fifty percent reduction in the assessed value and then a sliding scale up to a maximum of $32,399.00 would receive a five percent reduction.

 

There was no one additional who wished to speak and the hearing was closed at 8:53 p.m. on motion of Councilmembers Cerreto and Lindau, all voting AYE.

 

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Councilmembers Cerreto and Lindau then moved to adopt the following legislation:

 

RESOLUTION NO. 1–04 – RE:  Adopt negative declaration in the matter of

providing increase in income limits for tax exemption of real estate property owned by certain persons with disabilities.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 2–04 – RE:  Adopt negative declaration in the matter of providing increase in income limits for tax exemption of real estate property owned by certain persons who are sixty-five years or older.

 

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LOCAL LAW NO. 1-04 – RE: Provide for an increase in the income limits for tax exemption of real estate property owned by certain persons with disabilities.

 

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LOCAL LAW NO. 2-04 – RE: Provide for an increase in the income limits for tax exemption of real estate property owned by certain persons with limited income who are sixty-five years of age or older.

 

There was no additional discussion.   All voted AYE.

 

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Reconvene a Public Hearing to consider construction of a wireless communication facility by Sprint Spectrum L.P. at 477 Albany Post Road or an alternate site under consideration by the Town Board.

Town Clerk Dyckman read the Notice of Hearing.

 

Supervisor Puglisi said this hearing will be adjourned to the February 10, 2004 meeting and asked for a motion.

 

Councilmembers Lindau and Cerreto moved that the Public Hearing be adjourned to February 10, 2004.  All voted AYE.

 

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HEARING of CITIZENS, (agenda items only.)

None.

 

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BID REPORTS

Councilmember Lindau moved that the bids opened on December 11, 2003 for the upgrade of the Tommy Thurber Playground be received and ordered filed.  He further moved that a resolution be adopted awarding the contract for the project. 

 

Councilmember Sloan seconded the motion.

 

RESOLUTION NO.  3–04 – RE:  Award contract as specified in bid for the upgrade of the Tommy Thurber Playground.

 

Discussion:  Edward Vergano said the firm that submitted the low bid did an excellent job on a previous project.  This is a CDBG funded project and construction is expected to begin sometime this spring.

 

There was no discussion.  All voted AYE.

 

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REPORTS

Councilmember Sloan moved that the following reports be received and ordered filed, seconded by Councilmember Cerreto:

 

November, 2003 – DOTS/Water, DES/Recreation and Town Justices.

December, 2003 -  DES/Office for the Aging, DOTS/Water, Receiver of Taxes,

                               Town Justices, Town Clerk.

2003 Annual Report – Director of DOTS on Capital Improvements, Receiver of

                               Taxes and Town Clerk.

 

Discussion:  Supervisor Puglisi thanked Ed Vergano for his report on Capital Improvements saying a lot of projects were done last year.

 

There was no additional discussion.  All voted AYE.

 

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OLD BUSINESS

Correspondence:

Councilmember Cerreto moved that the following documents be received and ordered filed, seconded by Councilmember Lindau:

 

Report from DES on the Oriole Lane Field.  (R. Sarcone.)

 

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Report from DES on the Van Cortlandtville Cemetery.  (W. Lancaster.)

 

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REMOVED  -  Report from DES on Use of the Letteri Field.  (Natalie Furfaro.)

 

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OLD BUSINESS, (cont.)

Petition presented at the December 9, 2003 Town Board meeting in opposition to the proposed Residential Alternative located on Gallows Hill Road.

 

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Draft Emergency Operations Revision Update from the Town Homeland Safety and Security Coordinator.

 

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Letter from Gail Ruh with respect to drainage issues at Seventh Street and Lake Meahagh, Verplanck.  Refer, also to DOTS and DES.

 

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Inspection reports from the NRC pertaining to Indian Point Units 2 and 3 dated December, 2003.

 

There was no additional discussion.  All voted AYE.

 

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NEW BUSINESS

Correspondence:

Councilmember Lindau moved that the following documents be received and ordered filed and the resolution adopted, seconded by Councilmember Sloan:

 

Letter dated December 15, 2003 from David Steinmetz with respect to the proposed subdivision known as Emery Ridge Estates.  Refer, also to the Legal Department and DOTS.  AMENDED, as follows:

 

RESOLUTION NO. 4-04 – RE: Authorize a determination with respect to an open space parcel located in Emery Ridge.

 

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Memo from the Planning Division of DOTS with respect to Wetlands Permit expiration.

 

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Letters from residents of College Hill Road to the Zoning Board of Appeals with respect to a parcel located on College Hill Road.

 

There was no additional discussion.  All voted AYE.

 

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Resolutions

(All resolutions adopted at this Town Board meeting are to be found in full context affixed to the end of this document.)

 

Councilmember Lindau moved that the following resolutions be adopted, seconded by Councilmember Sloan:

 

RESOLUTION NO.  5–04 – RE:  Reappoint Ivan Klein as member on the Planning Board.

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RESOLUTIONS, (cont.)

RESOLUTION NO. 6–04 – RE:  Designate Steven Kessler as Chairman of the Planning Board and Loretta Taylor as Vice-Chairman.

 

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RESOLUTION NO.  7–04 – RE:  Reappoint Raymond Reber as a member of the Zoning Board of Appeals.

 

Discussion:  Ray Reber who was in the audience, was introduced by Supervisor Puglisi.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 8–04 – RE:  Designate John Mattis as Chairman of the Zoning Board of Appeals and Wai Man Chin as Vice Chairman.

 

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RESOLUTION NO.  9–04 – RE:  Appoint Councilman John Sloan as Deputy Supervisor for the year 2004.

 

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RESOLUTION NO.  10–04 – RE:  Appoint the Town Attorney, Town Comptroller, Director of Technical Services.

 

Supervisor Puglisi thanked Councilmember Sloan for accepting the appointment as Deputy Supervisor.

 

There was no further discussion.  All voted AYE.

 

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Councilmember Sloan and Cerreto moved to adopt the following:

 

RESOLUTION NO.  11–04 – RE:  Authorize employment contracts with respect to various Department Heads, Deputies and Managers.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 12–04 – RE:  Appoint the Purchasing Director.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 13–04 – RE:  Reappoint Garrison Jackson and Kathryn Catala as members of the PRC Advisory Board and Kathryn Catala as the Chairperson for the year 2004.

 

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RESOLUTION NO.  14–04 – RE:  Reappoint John Lentini as a member of the Board of Assessment Review.

 

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RESOLUTIONS, (cont.)

RESOLUTION NO. 15–04 – RE:  Appoint Richard Cohen as a member of the CAC to fill a vacancy.

 

Discussion:  Rich Cohen was introduced by Supervisor Puglisi.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 16–04 – RE:  Appoint the members to the Traffic Safety Advisory Committee.

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RESOLUTION NO. 17–04 – RE:  Appoint members of the Cortlandt Regional ALS Committee and reappoint Councilman Cerreto as Chairman, Jeff Tkacs as Staff Coordinator and Councilman John Sloan as an alternate for the year 2004.

 

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RESOLUTION NO.  18–04 – RE:  Authorize setting the salaries for Town employees for the year 2004.

 

There was no additional discussion.  All voted AYE.

 

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Councilmember Cerreto moved for adoption of the following resolutions, seconded by Councilmember Lindau:

 

RESOLUTION NO. 19–04 – RE:  Appoint Voting Machine Custodians for the year 2004.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 20–04 – RE:  Appoint a Bingo Inspector.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 21–04 – RE:  Appoint the Town Safety Committee with Jeff Tkacs and Claudia Vahey as Co-Chairpersons.

 

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RESOLUTION NO.  22–04 – RE:  Appoint Bennett-Kielson & Co. as Town Auditors.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 23–04 – RE:  Authorize an agreement with Triad Group as the manager of the Town’s Self-Insured Workers’ Compensation fund.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 24–04 – RE:  Authorize an agreement with Insurance Corporation of Hanover for Excess Workers’ Compensation Insurance.

 

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RESOLUTIONS, (cont.)

RESOLUTION NO. 25–04 – RE:  Adopt the Rules of Procedure for Town Board meetings.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 26–04 – RE:  Designate the 2004 Official Newspaper and alternates.

 

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RESOLUTION  NO. 27–04 – RE:  Designate the 2004 depositories.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 28–04 – RE:  Designate the Supervisor and Human Resources Coordinator as authorizing authority to execute all Civil Service forms.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 29–04 – RE:  Designate Town Board liaisons to various Town Departments, Boards, Councils and Committees for 2004.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 30–04 – RE:  Authorize mileage rates for Town officials and employees for 2004.

 

There was no discussion.  All voted AYE.

 

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Councilmembers Lindau and  Sloan moved to adopt the following resolutions:

 

RESOLUTION NO.  31–04 – RE:  Authorize Town officials to attend the Association of Towns training sessions February 15 through 18, 2004 in New York City.

 

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RESOLUTION NO.  32–04 – RE:  Designate Supervisor Puglisi as voting representative and John Sloan as voting alternate to attend the Association of Town’s business session on February 18, 2004.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 33–04 – RE:  Authorize Supervisor to execute all contracts awarded by the Purchasing Director in the year 2004.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 34–04 – RE: Authorize the Supervisor to execute applications for pool and concession permits for the year 2004.

 

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RESOLUTIONS, (cont.)

RESOLUTION NO.  35–04 – RE: Authorize the Supervisor to execute applications for State Aid for Youth and Senior Citizens for the year 2004.

 

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RESOLUTION NO.  36–04 – RE:  Authorize the Supervisor to execute an agreement with Westchester County covering Employee Assistance Program for the year 2004.

 

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RESOLUTION NO.  37–04 – RE:  Authorize the Supervisor to execute an agreement with Westchester County with respect to Youthful Drug Abuse Prevention Program funding for the year 2004.

 

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RESOLUTION NO.  38–04 – RE:  Authorize the Supervisor to execute Inter-Local Agreements for Nor-West Regional Services for the year 2004.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 39–04 – RE:  Authorize the Supervisor to execute all nutrition contracts for the year 2004.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 40–04 – RE:  Authorize the Supervisor to execute an Agreement with New York State OMRDD for Recreational Inclusion Services for the year 2004.

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RESOLUTION NO. 41–04 – RE:  Authorize the Supervisor to execute an Agreement with the City of Peekskill to provide meals for the year 2004 under Title 3C of the Older Americans’ Act.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 42–04 – RE:  Authorize the Supervisor to execute a cultural services letter agreement for the year 2004 with the Paramount Center for the Performing Arts.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 43–04 – RE:  Authorize the Supervisor to execute agreements with the Villages of Buchanan and Croton-on-Hudson covering  shared equipment. during the year 2004.

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RESOLUTION NO. 44–04 – RE:  Authorize the Supervisor to execute agreements with the Villages of Buchanan and Croton-on-Hudson covering freon disposal for 2004.

 

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ADDITIONS to the AGENDA, (cont.)

RESOLUTION NO. 45–04 – RE:  Authorize the Supervisor to execute agreements with the Villages of Buchanan and Croton-on-Hudson authorizing the Town Purchasing Director to advertise bids on behalf of the Villages for the year 2004.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 46–04 – RE:  Authorize the Supervisor to execute all personal service contracts for the year 2004.

 

There was no additional discussion.  All voted AYE.

 

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Councilmembers Lindau and Sloan moved to adopt the following:

 

RESOLUTION NO. 47–04 – RE:  Authorize the Supervisor to execute contracts with Westchester County with respect to CDBG projects for 2004.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 48–04 – RE:  Authorize a One Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollar grant to the Van Cortlandtville Historical Society in memory of Walter (Skeet) and Grace Kelly.

 

Discussion:  Supervisor Puglisi expressed sadness in hearing about the passing of Grace Kelly within days after her husband had died.  Since they were both interested in the history of our community, in particular with the Van Cortlandtville Historical Society, the Town is pleased to make this donation in their memory.  Further memorials are planned for the spring time.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 49–04 – RE:  Direct the preparation of as-built surveys for use in the acceptance of a town road in the Stonefield Farms subdivision.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 50–04 – RE:  Direct the Town Attorney and DOTS/Planning Director and Deputy Director to draft a Town Affordable Housing Program for consideration by the Town Board.

 

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RESOLUTION NO.  51–04 – RE:  Authorize the Department of Technical Services to amend their fee schedule.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 52–04 – RE:  Authorize the Department of Technical Services to extend a Professional Service Agreement with Diane DiNunzio for Master Plan and Open Space Services for three additional months.

 

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RESOLUTIONS, (cont.)

RESOLUTION NO. 53–04 – RE:  Authorize the Department of Technical Services to award a Professional Service Contract for the Westchester Lake Dam evaluation.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 54–04 – RE:  Authorize the Department of Technical Services to award a request for proposal and design services in conjunction with New York State Department of Transportation with respect to a proposed sidewalk along Route 9A from Springvale Road to Maiden Lane.

 

Discussion:  Supervisor Puglisi thanked Senator Vincent Liebell who is supplying the Town with some funds from his sources in New York State to assist with this project.

 

Councilmember Lindau thanked Peter McMillan for his work on this project, saying he did a “yeoman’s job.”

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 55–04 – RE:  Authorize the Department of Technical Services to enter into an Inter-Municipal Agreement with the Village of Buchanan for construction of drainage improvements at the intersection of Bannon Avenue and Kings Ferry Road.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 56–04 – RE:  Award a request for proposal for production of a Cable TV show promoting local businesses.

 

Discussion:  Supervisor Puglisi echoed the sentiments of Councilmember Lindau thanking members of the Economic Challenge Committee for their involvement in Town government and assisting local businesses.

 

There was no additional discussion.  All voted AYE.

 

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ADDITIONS to the AGENDA

Councilmen Sloan and Cerreto moved that the following items be added to the agenda:

 

Correspondence:

 

Councilmember Sloan moved that the following documents be received and ordered filed and the resolution adopted, seconded by Councilmember Cerreto:

 

Report from DOTS with respect to flooding in the area of the clayhole along Riverview Avenue, Verplanck.

 

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Report from DES regarding drainage in the area of 141 Kings Ferry Road.

 

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Memo from the Town Attorney to DOTS/Planning with respect to a text amendment to the Wetlands Ordinance.

 

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ADDITIONS to the AGENDA, (cont.)

RESOLUTION NO.  57–04 – RE:  Schedule a Public Hearing on February 10, 2004 to consider a proposed amendment to the Wetlands Ordinance.

 

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Letters from Carol Abraham of 30 Westminster Drive and Uta Wussing of 54 Pamela Road regarding use of renewable energy.  Refer to DOTS Director.

 

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Letter dated January 8, 2004 from Katharine McLoughlin with respect to traffic in northeast Cortlandt.  Refer to the Traffic Safety Committee.

 

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Memo from the Supervisor with respect to a proposed dog run park area and a soap box derby.  Refer to the PRC to identify a possible location.

 

Discussion:  Supervisor Puglisi said she remembers having a lot of fun participating in a soap box derby with her father and she thought it might be something that the Town government could sponsor.

 

She said when she visits her son they take his new dog to a dog run and she felt perhaps this would be something interesting and fun for the Town of  Cortlandt in the proper location.

 

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Letter dated December 24, 2003 from the New York Power Authority with respect to a Supplemental Agreement and the purchase of electricity for municipal use.

 

There was no additional discussion.  All voted AYE.

 

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Resolutions

Councilmembers Sloan and Cerreto moved to adopt the following resolutions:

 

RESOLUTION NO. 58–04 – RE:  Authorize an Agreement with General Code for a LaserFich Imaging Document Management System.

 

Discussion:  Councilmember Sloan said this is another instance where the infrastructure of the Town is being improved.  A great deal of Town Hall for decades has been based on paper.  This system will allow the scanning of a great deal of paper, i. e. marriage licenses, birth certificates, death certificates, contract information.  Index it and allow it to be pulled up on the pc for viewing and printing.  This is the beginning of a great deal of efficiency with regard to our operations in Town Hall in that if there is a request for a document, there will not be the necessity of going into the myriad of files and paper work we have.

 

The Town Comptroller, the Director of Technology, the Town Clerk and Councilmember Sloan have reviewed the technology, have visited one or two communities that have this project working.  If this program is successful in the Town Clerk’s office, it is quite easily expandable to the rest of Town Hall and will be quite a revolutionary way of doing business.

 

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ADDITIONS to the AGENDA, (cont.)

Town Clerk Dyckman said she is very excited and anxious to begin this new technology in her office.  She thanked Councilmember Sloan, Comptroller Cestaro, Peter McMillan and Melissa Hoffman for their assistance in investigating this project.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 59–04 – RE:  Authorize the Purchasing Director to solicit bids for a Vac-All for use by DOTS.

 

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RESOLUTION NO. 60–04 – RE:  Schedule a Public Hearing for February 10, 2004 to consider a Franchise Agreement with Cablevision.

 

There was no additional discussion.  All voted AYE.

 

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REPORTS from VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS

 

 

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REPORTS from STANDING and SPECIAL COMMITTEES

 

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HEARING of CITIZENS, (second)

Speaker:  Karen Wells on behalf of United Communities of Westchester.

Subject:   Thank Town for their efforts against Millennium pipeline.

                 (She read statement that is attached to the end of this document.)

 

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ADJOURNMENT

Councilmembers Lindau and Cerreto moved that the meeting be adjourned at 8:13 p.m.

 

                                                                                                Respectfully submitted,

 

 

 

                                                                                                JO-ANN DYCKMAN,

                                                                                                Town Clerk

 

 

 

                       

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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