July 17, 2006

At the Regular Meeting of the Town Board, Town of Clay, Onondaga County, held at the Town Hall, Clay, New York on the 17th of July, 2006 at 7:30 P.M., there were:

PRESENT:

Mark J. Rupprecht        Supervisor
James J. Rowley           Councilor/Deputy Supervisor
Clarence A. Rycraft      Councilor
Naomi R. Bray              Councilor
Damian M. Ulatowski    Councilor
Robert L. Edick             Councilor
William C. Weaver         Councilor
Vivian I. Mason             Town Clerk
David W. Tessier           Commissioner of Planning & Development
Robert M. Germain        Town Attorney
Douglas R. Wickman      Town Engineer

The meeting was called to order by Supervisor Rupprecht at 7:30 P.M. All present joined in the Pledge of Allegiance.

Approval of Minutes:

Councilor Ulatowski moved the adoption of a resolution approving the Minutes of the Regular Town Board Meeting held on June 19, 2006. Motion was seconded by Councilor Bray.

Ayes-6 and Noes-0. Carried.

Correspondence/Other Business:

Russ Mitchell, President of the Clairmont Four Seasons Homeowners Association, stated that there was a lot of flooding in their neighborhood last week and he wants to know what the problem is in writing. He also complained that the gutters are deteriorating in the neighborhood’s streets and he and the residents of their association would like a meeting with the Town. Also, he says that when a resident e-mails the Town, they should get some sort of reply so the person knows their message has been received.

A resident of Linda Lane said he spent a lot of money putting in drainage tiles to help the drainage on his property, but the outlet needs to be reworked. The efficiency needs to be improved.

A resident of Bayberry said he had flooding in his basement due to last weeks storm.  This is the fourth time he has had raw sewage come up through his storm drains. He feels that this depreciates his house as they have to disclose this information to a buyer.

Another resident said that he has had major flooding five times in his forty years in Bayberry. He added that the pump should be turned on before the heavy rainfall.

A gentleman speaking for his son, said he too has water in his basement. He urged the Town to look at the whole drainage system.

Another resident said the gully near her house overflows and the toilets back up.

Another Bayberry resident said he had property damage due to the storm.

Still another stated that raw sewage that backed up into her house did a great deal of damage and that she can’t get anyone to clean it up.

Another Bayberry resident said there was a river of water running down Bayberry Circle and the water is staying longer. There must be a problem.

June Baycura of the Bayberry Association stated that Maryland Lane flooded up the  driveways. She noted that the storm sewer was replaced but it’s worse now than before. 

A resident of Linda Lane said the water collection box was filled up and that it needed work done to it.

A resident of Orangewood Drive said they’ve had four sewer backups.

Zone change (SEQR) - Town Board Case #932 - SUBDIVISIONS, INC., ROBERT BENEVENTO and JASON THOMAS:

No action taken.

Zone change (decision) - Town Board Case #932 - SUBDIVISIONS, INC., ROBERT BENEVENTO and JASON THOMAS:

No action taken. Supervisor Rupprecht explained that there would be no vote tonight. The decision will be after September 1st. The Waterhouse Road/Morgan Road committee made recommendations and the report indicated a number of things. The committee feels there should be a traffic study from the County. 

Zone change (PH-ADJ) - Town Board Case #938 - STEVEN GEIGER and DONALD J. and MARY ANN GABOR:

A public hearing to consider the application of STEVEN GEIGER and DONALD J. and MARY ANN GABOR for a change of zone from RA-100 Agricultural/Residential District to NC-1 Neighborhood Commercial District on property located at 8150 Morgan Road, (Tax Map No. 070.-01-07.1) was opened by the Supervisor. Adjourned to this date at the 06-05-06 Town Board Meeting. Proof of publication and posting was furnished by the Town Clerk.

Councilor Bray noted that the traffic study from the County is still not completed.  Attorney Ventre said he hoped the Town could get the County to do it soon.

Supervisor Rupprecht said he hoped to have an answer by September. He added that he would also like some additional information, such as maximum build out etc.

Councilor Rowley said that residential traffic is a major concern.

A resident of Morgan Road noted that the County had recommended disapproval. He said he also had issues regarding the sewer system. When the traffic study is done he would like to see it.

Another resident stated that between 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. Waterhouse Road and Morgan Road are dangerous.

Several residents said they didn’t feel commercial was a good use, that a housing development would be better.

Councilor Edick took his place on the Board.

Supervisor Rupprecht asked if there were any further comments or questions and there were none. 

Councilor Bray moved the adoption of a resolution adjourning this public hearing to September 6, 2006, commencing at 7:35 P.M. local time. Motion was seconded by Councilor Rowley.

Ayes-7 and Noes-0. Unanimously carried.

Special Permit (PH-ADJ) - Town Board Case #946 - SYRACUSE SMSA LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, d/b/a VERIZON WIRELESS and FREDERICK and KAREN LIEBI and

Special Permit (PH-ADJ) - Town Board Case #944 - SYRACUSE SMSA LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, d/b/a VERIZON WIRELESS and KEVIN L. BURNS:

A public hearing to consider the application of SYRACUSE SMSA LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, d/b/a VERIZON WIRELESS and FREDERICK and KAREN LIEBI for a Public Utility Special Permit to construct and operate a 150’ tall communication tower with related site amenities at 8520 Gaskin Road, (part of Tax Map No. 019. -02-48.1), and 

a public hearing to consider the application of SYRACUSE SMSA LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, d/b/a VERIZON WIRELESS and KEVIN L. BURNS for a Public Utility Special Permit to construct and operate a 150’ tall communication tower with related site amenities at 8313 Henry Clay Boulevard, (part of Tax Map No. 060. -02-17) were opened by the Supervisor. Proofs of publication and posting were furnished by the Town Clerk.


Daniel Silber, the attorney for the applicant, explained that the placement of a cell tower is determined by need. He gave an overview of where coverage is needed and that the tower needs to be in the center. Gaps are a problem because they cause drops in coverage. The Moyers Corners site would give them the coverage needed. They looked at other sites, but they wouldn’t work. They would like to erect a 150 foot monopole. The
tower will be to the back of the property away from residents and will not be lit.

Councilor Rycraft asked what the distance was from the tower to Oswego Road and Mr. Silber said 1,000 feet and would be surrounded by trees.

The Supervisor said he would like to see a propagation study placing the tower in the power authority’s easement to the north. He noted that much of the coverage area they need is not even in Clay. Most of the coverage they need is in Lysander, and he would like to see a possible location there. Also, he would like to see a property study using a pine tree design. 

Councilor Edick asked why they need a 150 pole, as he feels it can be lower.

Attorney Silber said they would look at the tower height, but they need a certain height to cover the vital areas.

The Supervisor said he would rather have two 100 foot towers than one 150 foot tower.  In this case the tower will not be a primary benefit to the people he represents, and he suggested they look at Lysander.

Attorney Silber explained that for effective frequency, two 100 foot cell towers would not work in design, as they have to be above the trees. Cost is also a consideration.

Councilor Weaver and Councilor Rycraft both said they have had no problems with coverage and asked if they really needed this extra coverage. Attorney Silber said that they have had complaints and the main complaint has been the dead spot in coverage.

A resident of Linda Lane suggested they use an existing structure in the power authority easement.

Attorney Silber gave a brief overview of the Henry Clay site and showed the area they need coverage. Cell phone coverage is needed along Route 481 and the residents surrounding that area. They would like to place the tower in the southwest corner. The Zoning Board of Appeals granted a variance with the condition they move it back ten feet, and build in stress points so that if it should ever fall it would do so within the property lines. He added that the Henry Clay Boulevard site is far from residential
homes and would not be out of character with the neighborhood.

The Supervisor suggested that they check with the power authority to see if they could co-locate on their tower. That way it would not be as obtrusive, with a tower within the center of their tower.

Councilor Bray asked why the two towers would be constructed differently and Attorney Silber said it depends on where it is being constructed, industrial area or residential. They will also be putting up a balloon on August 2nd or August 4th, between 4:30 and 6:30.

Supervisor Rupprecht asked if there were any further comments or questions and there were none. 

Councilor Edick moved the adoption of a resolution adjourning these public hearings to August 21, 2006 to commence at 7:50 P.M. and 7:53 P.M. respectively, local time.  Motion was seconded by Councilor Ulatowski.

Ayes-7 and Noes-0. Carried.

Special Districts (drainage)/Project (PH) Chuck Hafner’s Garden Center Project:

A public hearing to consider a Petition for the creation of a drainage district within the Town of Clay to be designated and known as “HAFNER DRAINAGE DISTRICT” and for the construction and acquisition of a drainage system therein to be designated and known as “HAFNER DRAINAGE DISTRICT, CONTRACT NO. 1”, (Chuck Hafner’s
Garden Center Project) was opened by the Supervisor. Proof of publication and posting was furnished by the Town Clerk.

There was no representative present to give an overview of the drainage plan.

Councilor Bray moved the adoption of a resolution adjourning this public hearing to August 21, 2006, commencing at 7:56 P.M. local time. Motion was seconded by Councilor Ulatowski.

Ayes-7 and Noes-0. Unanimously carried.


Special Permit - Town Board Case #947 - AJM MANAGEMENT SERVICES, INC.:

A public hearing to consider the application of AJM MANAGEMENT SERVICES, INC., for a SPECIAL PERMIT to operate a Drive In Service for a Kinney Drug Store on a part of property located at West Taft Road, North Medical Center Campus, (Tax Map No. 117.-01-01.1) was opened by the Supervisor. Proof of publication and posting was furnished by the Town Clerk.

John Murphy, Jr., Executive Vice President of AJM Management Services, Inc., explained that they want to relocate the Kinney Drug Store and build a freestanding store. They would build an entrance road and the main entrance would be abandoned to put parking spaces in. Some of the utilities will be relocated. They have submitted a drainage report to the Town Engineer. The efficiency of the ponds will be raised and structures will be built to help the current drainage. A light will be installed on Taft
Road and that will also help cars existing from Cedar Post Road. They have obtained a variance from the Zoning Board of Appeals for lessening the parking requirement.

The Supervisor noted that aesthetics, drainage and traffic are concerns. He added that with regard to the road they plan to build, Mr. Lynch the Commissioner of the Onondaga County Transportation Department sees this as a public road.

Mr. Murphy said, with regard to the drug store building, that North Medical brick will be used, and that the drainage should be improved when the project is complete.

Councilors Edick and Ulatowski said they didn’t like the looks of the building. They want softer roof lines and more brick, so that it will match the medical complex area. Councilor Ulatowski added that in order to maintain the campus look, the building should look like its part of the campus.

Doug Wickman, the Town Engineer, said the drainage plan looks like it will
accommodate what will be needed.

Supervisor Rupprecht asked if there were any further comments or questions and there were none. All persons wishing to be heard having been heard the hearing was closed.

Zone Change (PH-ADJ) - Town Board Case #941 - DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE GROUP, LLC, JULIA M. LA SALLE and ESTATE OF MARY L. MACKEY:

A public hearing to consider the application of DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE GROUP, LLC, JULIA M. LA SALLE and ESTATE OF MARY L. MACKEY for a change of zone from RA-100 RESIDENTIAL/AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT to PDD
PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT on property located at 3715 and an unnumbered parcel on State Route 31, on the north side, west of the railroad tracks, consisting of 47± acres, (Tax Map Nos. 020.-01-05.2 and 020.-01-05.1) was opened by the Supervisor. Adjourned to this date and time at the June 19th, 2006 Town Board Meeting. Proof of publication and posting was furnished by the Town Clerk.

The applicant had requested an adjournment.

Councilor Bray moved the adoption of a resolution adjourning this public hearing to August 21, 2006, commencing at 8:00 P.M. local time. Motion was seconded by Councilor Rowley.

Ayes-7 and Noes-0. Unanimously carried.

Zone Change (PH-ADJ) - Town Board Case #942 - SYRACUSE CLAY ASSOCIATES, LLC, ELLIS C. and IRENE M. BORT TRUST, MOYERS CORNERS FIRE DEPARTMENT, INC., CHRISTINE R. RUPERT and PINE PLAINS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION:

A public hearing to consider the application of SYRACUSE CLAY ASSOCIATES, LLC, ELLIS C. and IRENE M. BORT TRUST, MOYERS CORNERS FIRE DEPARTMENT, INC., CHRISTINE R. RUPERT and PINE PLAINS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION for a change of zone from RA-100 RESIDENTIAL/AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT to PDD PLANNED DEVELOP- MENT DISTRICT on property located at 3645 State Route 31, 8478 and 8484
Oswego Road and an unnumbered parcel on State Route 31, consisting of 49± acres, (Tax Map Nos. 020.-01-07.1, 020.-01-08.0, 020.-01-09.2 and 020.-01-14.4) was opened by the Supervisor. Adjourned to this date and time at the June 19th, 2006 Town Board Meeting. Proof of publication and posting was furnished by the Town Clerk.

Attorney Steve Primo gave a brief overview of the project. They want to build a Super Walmart with two out parcels (restaurants). There will be ponds for storm water retention.

Supervisor Rupprecht said he would like to see interconnection roads to the other parcels. 

Tom Farlow said that Amidore Homes, Inc. was open to a possible connection with their parcel, but it depends on their design plans for their condominium project. They will look into it, but crossing the railroad tracks will be a tough issue regarding interconnection to some of the other parcels.

Supervisor Rupprecht reiterated that he would like to see a straight road through the back of the properties so they’re connected. Maybe the retention ponds will have to be shifted. He also noted that aesthetics is an important concern, and he would like to see what some of the other Walmarts that have been built look like. He would like an attractive building that fits with the Town. Supervisor Rupprecht added that he would
like to contact FRA Engineering to get input in reviewing traffic. He feels the EIS should show a traffic study, as if none of the other projects are approved, and as if all the other projects are approved.

A discussion followed regarding Environmental Impact Statement and what
information the Town wants included, i.e. drainage, interconnections, aesthetics, air quality, lighting, pedestrian safety, signal light, wells and ground water, geology, and visually what the applicant has to offer.

The Supervisor said they would like the traffic study as soon as possible, as he would like to discuss traffic at the next meeting.

Supervisor Rupprecht asked if there were any further comments or questions and there were none.

Councilor Bray moved the adoption of a resolution adjourning this public hearing to August 21, 2006, commencing at 8:03 P.M. local time. Motion was seconded by Councilor Rowley.

Ayes-7 and Noes-0. Unanimously carried.

Councilor Ulatowski left the meeting.

The Supervisor called for a short break at 11:45 p.m. The meeting was reconvened at 12:00 a.m.

Zone change (PH-ADJ) - Town Board Case #943 - COR LASER DRIVE COMPANY, LLC, and SJMJ, LLC; and

Zone change (PH-ADJ) - Town Board Case #945 - NAPOLITANO ROUTE 31 COMPANY, LLC, THOMAS T. SULLIVAN, as Executor of the Estate of Thomas C. Sullivan, JOHN K. GARDNER, BRIAN ELWELL, THOMAS P. QUINLAN, JOHN M. QUINLAN and LEE L. BELLE:

A public hearing to consider the application of COR LASER DRIVE COMPANY, LLC, and SJMJ, LLC for a change of zone from RC-1 REGIONAL COMMERCIAL and RA-100 RESIDENTIAL/AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT to R-APT
APARTMENT DISTRICT on property located north of State Route 31 and West of the intersection of Dell Center Drive and Laser Drive, consisting of 76± acres, (part of Tax Map No. 021.-01-02.3) and 

a public hearing to consider the application of NAPOLITANO ROUTE 31
COMPANY, LLC, THOMAS T. SULLIVAN, as Executor of the Estate of Thomas C. Sullivan, JOHN K. GARDNER, BRIAN ELWELL, THOMAS P. QUINLAN, JOHN M. QUINLAN and LEE L. BELLE for a change of zone from R-APT APARTMENT and RA-100 RESIDENTIAL/AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT to RC-1 REGIONAL COMMERCIAL on property located 3838 State Route 31 (four
lots) consisting of 22± acres, (part of Tax Map Nos. 053. -01-21.1, 053.-01-22.1, 053.-01-23.1 and 053.-01-24.1) were opened by the Supervisor. (Both adjourned to this date and time at the June 19th, 2006 Town Board Meeting.) Proofs of publication and posting were furnished by the Town Clerk.

Attorney Johnson explained that they have done a Draft Environmental Impact Statement geared toward traffic, drainage, air quality etc., but did not include some other information. She presented additional pages and said she would like the DEIS to be accepted by the Town.

The Supervisor said they need visual impact also. The Board wants to see pictures of other Lowes stores, to see what kind of building materials (aesthetics), signage, lighting etc. as used in other areas.

Russ Mitchell said he didn’t want a Lowes next to the elementary school.

Supervisor Rupprecht asked if there were any further comments or questions and there were none.

Councilor Bray moved the adoption of a resolution adjourning these public hearings to August 21, 2006, commencing at 8:06 P.M. and 8:09 P.M. local time. Motion was seconded by Councilor Edick.

Ayes-6 and Noes-0. Carried.

Community Development:

Councilor Edick moved the adoption of a resolution creating Town of Clay Main Streets Project, Phase II. 

WHEREAS, it is the intent of the Town of Clay to establish a Town of
Clay Main Streets Project within the guidelines established in the
Community Development Commercial Rehab Target program to
encourage the replacement of drab, out of date exteriors and signage with
a more upscale look for the business corridor through the use of
standardized signage, new siding or exterior renovations, street trees,
street banners, and where possible, driveway interconnections. 

WHEREAS, the boundaries of the proposed project are on Route 57 from
the intersection of Maryland Lane to 500 yards north of the intersection
of State Route 31. For the purposes of Community Development program,
this area is considered blighted; and

NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved that Route 57 from the intersection
of Maryland Lane to 500 yards north of State Route 31 is designated as
the Northern Route 57 Main Street Program.

BE IT RESOLVED AND ORDERED that the Town Clerk file a certified
copy of this resolution and the Supervisor is hereby authorized to sign any
and all necessary contracts and documents to implement the intent of this
resolution. Motion was seconded by Councilor Bray.

Ayes-6 and Noes-0. Carried.

Councilor Rowley moved the adoption of a resolution approving the TOWN OF CLAY’S 2006 APPLICATION FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDING,requesting that the funds be utilized as follows:

$40,000 - Roads and paving in Community Development eligible areas
$40,000 - Streetscape/Main Street
$20,000 - Shape-up Program
$20,000 - Industrial Park
$20,000 - VerPlank Water

Motion was seconded by Councilor Edick.

Ayes-5, Noes-0, and Abstention-1, Councilor Weaver abstaining as he lives on VerPlank Road. Carried.

Fire Hydrants - Gaskin Road:

Councilor Edick moved the adoption of a resolution authorizing the installation of two fire hydrants in the Gaskin Road Water Supply District and authorizing the Supervisor to execute the OCWA fire hydrant application therefore. (Gaskin Road)  Motion was seconded by Councilor Rowley.

Ayes-6 and Noes-0. Carried.

Fire Hydrants - Morgan Road:

Councilor Edick moved the adoption of a resolution authorizing the installation of two fire hydrants in the Morgan Road Water Supply District and authorizing the Supervisor to execute the OCWA fire hydrant application therefore. (Morgan Road)  Motion was seconded by Councilor Bray.

Ayes-6 and Noes-0. Carried.

Agreement/Project - CHUCK HAFNER’S GARDEN CENTER PROJECT:

No action taken.

Special Districts (drainage)/Project - Chuck Hafner’s Garden Center Project:

No action taken.

Project - Chuck Hafner’s Garden Center Project:

No action taken.

Agreement/Project - CHIODO SUBDIVISION:

Councilor Edick moved the adoption of a resolution authorizing the Supervisor to enter into an Agreement on behalf of the Town with ANGELO F. CHIODO for the development of the CHIODO SUBDIVISION. Motion was seconded by Councilor Weaver.

Ayes-6 and Noes-0. Carried.

Agreement/Project - THE ESTATES AT WILDFLOWER SUBDIVISION:

Councilor Edick moved the adoption of a resolution authorizing the Supervisor to enter into an Agreement on behalf of the Town with ELDAN HOMES, INC., for the development of THE ESTATES AT WILDFLOWER SUBDIVISION. Motion was seconded by Councilor Rowley.

Ayes-6 and Noes-0. Carried.

Securities (release)/Project - LAWTON VALLEY HUNT, SECTION NO. 10 SUBDIVISION:

Councilor Edick moved the adoption of a resolution, pursuant to the written
recommendation of the Superintendent of Highway, authorizing the release of 75% of the original amount posted for Highway Construction Guarantee security to KELLY-TOBIN DEVELOPMENT CORP., for LAWTON VALLEY HUNT, SECTION NO. 10 SUBDIVISION (Quamby Road - 728 lf; Congelton Circle - 96 lf, Barcaldine Drive - 583 lf, and Rockhampton Path - 746 lf). Gravel, gutters, binder and top are
in place in accordance with Town Highway Specifications. Motion was seconded by Councilor Weaver.

Ayes-6 and Noes-0. Carried.

Zone Change (CPH) - Town Board Case #948 - MARK EMMI and CARMEN EMMI:

Councilor Bray moved the adoption of a resolution calling a public hearing August 21st, 2006, commencing at 7:35 P.M., local time, to consider the application of MARK EMMI and CARMEN EMMI for a change of zone from RA-100 Residential/Agricultural District to R-15 One Family Residential District on part of property located at 7907 Morgan Road, (being the west side, between Wetzel Road and the railroad, consisting of 1.84 acres - (part of Tax Map No. 081. -29-11).  Motion was seconded by Councilor Edick.

Ayes-6 and Noes-0. Carried.

Special Districts (drainage)/Project (CPH) - CHIDO SUBDIVISION:

Councilor Bray moved the adoption of a resolution calling a public hearing August 21st, 2006 commencing at 7:38 P.M., local time, to consider a petition for the creation of a drainage district within the Town of Clay to be designated and known as “CHIODO DRAINAGE DISTRICT” and for the construction and acquisition of a drainage system to be located therein to be designated and known as “CHIODO DRAINAGE DISTRICT, CONTRACT NO. 1”. (Chiodo Subdivision) Motion was seconded by
Councilor Edick.

Ayes-6 and Noes-0. Carried.

Special Districts (sewer)/Project (CPH) - CHIDO SUBDIVISION:

Councilor Rowley moved the adoption of a resolution calling a public hearing August 21st, 2006 commencing at 7:41 P.M., local time, to consider a petition for the construction and acquisition of a lateral sewer system within the Allen Road Sewer District to be designated and known as “ALLEN ROAD SEWER DISTRICT, CONTRACT NO. 28 LATERAL”. (Chiodo Subdivision) Motion was seconded by
Councilor Weaver.

Ayes-6 and Noes-0. Carried.

Special Districts (drainage)/Project (CPH) - THE ESTATES AT
WILDFLOWER SUBDIVISION:

Councilor Rowley moved the adoption of a resolution calling a public hearing August 21st, 2006 commencing at 7:44 P.M., local time, to consider a petition for the creation of a drainage district within the Town of Clay to be designated and known as “THE ESTATES AT WILDFLOWER DRAINAGE DISTRICT” and for the construction
and acquisition of a drainage system to be located therein to be designated and known as “THE ESTATES AT WILDFLOWER DRAINAGE DISTRICT, CONTRACT NO. 1”. (The Estates at Wildflower Subdivision) Motion was seconded by Councilor Bray.

Ayes-6 and Noes-0. Carried.

Special Districts (water)/Project (CPH) - THE ESTATES AT WILDFLOWER SUBDIVISION:

Councilor Bray moved the adoption of a resolution calling a public hearing August 21st, 2006 commencing at 7:47 P.M., local time, to consider a petition for the creation of a water supply district within the Town of Clay to be designated and known as “THE ESTATES AT WILDFLOWER WATER SUPPLY DISTRICT”. (The Estates at Wildflower Subdivision) Motion was seconded by Councilor Edick.

Ayes-6 and Noes-0. Carried.

Appointment - CLAY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT, INC.:

Councilor Rowley moved the adoption of a resolution approving the appointment of BRANDON M. LA DUE as a volunteer member of the CLAY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT, INC. Motion was seconded by Councilor Weaver.

Ayes-6 and Noes-0. Carried.

Authorization - Traffic Study Costs:

Councilor Rowley moved the adoption of a resolution authorizing expenditure of funds in the amount not to exceed $10,000 for DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE GROUP, LLC, JULIA M. LA SALLE and ESTATE OF MARY L. MACKEY; $15,000 for SYRACUSE CLAY ASSOCIATES, LLC, ELLIS C. and IRENE M. BORT TRUST,
MOYERS CORNERS FIRE DEPARTMENT, INC., CHRISTINE R. RUPERT and PINE PLAINS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION; and $10,000 for COR LASER DRIVE COMPANY, LLC, and SJMJ, LLC and NAPOLITANO ROUTE 31 COMPANY, LLC, THOMAS T. SULLIVAN, as Executor of the Estate of Thomas C. Sullivan, JOHN K. GARDNER, BRIAN ELWELL, THOMAS P. QUINLAN, JOHN M. QUINLAN and LEE L. BELLE. Funds to be deposited by applicants to the Town of Clay, and be used for engineering reviews of the projects by
the Town. Motion seconded by Councilor Bray.

Ayes-6 and Noes-0. Carried.

Adjournment:

The meeting was adjourned at 1:02 A.M. upon motion by Councilor Bray and seconded by Councilor Rowley. Ayes-6 and Noes-0. Carried.




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