Approved minutes of the July 6, 2004 Town of Grand Island Board meeting
A regular
meeting of the Town Board of Grand Island, New York was held at the Town Hall,
2255 Baseline Rd., Grand Island, NY at 8:00 PM on the 6TH of July
2004.
Present:
Peter A. McMahon
Supervisor
Mary S. Cooke
Councilwoman
Richard W. Crawford
Councilman
Daniel F. Robillard
Councilman
Gary G. Roesch
Councilman
Patricia A. Frentzel
Town Clerk
Daniel Spitzer
Town Attorney
Reverend Douglas Smith of St. Timothy Lutheran Church gave the Invocation.
Councilman
Richard Crawford led the Pledge of Allegiance.
Supervisor
McMahon called the meeting to order at 8:00PM.
This is an
opportunity for residents to comment on any matter regarding the meeting agenda
items only. No residents spoke.
A
motion was made by Councilman Robillard, seconded by Councilwoman Cooke, to
approve the minutes from Regular Meeting #11, June 21, 2004, Minutes of Workshop
#27, June 21, 2004, Minutes of Workshop #28, June 23, 2004, Minutes of Workshop
#29, June 28, 2004
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
PUBLIC HEARINGS:
Final Plat Approval Park Place Subdivision
Phase V
A public hearing was held at 8:00 P.M. for the Final Plat Approval of Park Place Subdivision Phase V.
Speakers in
favor: None
Speakers
opposed: None
A
motion was made by Councilman Crawford, seconded by Councilwoman Cooke to refer
the matter to the Planning Board for review and recommendation.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
Final Plat Approval Oakwood Estates Section
3
A public
hearing was held at 8:00 P.M. for the Final Plat Approval of Oakwood Estates
Section 3.
Speakers in
favor: None
Speakers
opposed: None
A
motion was made by Councilman Roesch, seconded by Councilman Robillard to refer
the matter to the Planning Board for review and recommendation.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
1.
New York State Senate - $4000 grant for G.I.P.D. Mobile Data
Terminals
2.
G.I. Citizen Corps Request to Legislature for CERT kits for
Citizen Corps Council Members
3.
National Fuel Emergency and Non-Emergency Contact
Information
4.
G.I. Fire Co. Use of 400mhz Frequencies for Erie County
Emergency Services
5.
Erie County Legislature - $8,000 funding Public
Education and Coyote Control
6.
Community Enrichment Council Meeting Minutes June
17, 2004
7.
Adelphia CableCARD service to Adelphia subscribers
8.
Nancy Naples Sales Tax Distribution June 2004
9.
Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Drop Off Day
July 17th Praxair, Tonawanda, NY
10. Economic Development Advisory Board Meeting Minutes June 24, 2004
11.
Erie Co. Dept. of Public Works Division of Highways
Emergency Calls During Off Hours
12.
County of Erie Dept. of Environment and Planning
Final 2003 Erie Co. Consolidated Annual Performance Report
13. Clean Water State Revolving Fund for Water Pollution Control Draft Intended Use Plan
A motion was made by Councilman Crawford, seconded by Councilwoman Cooke to approve the consent agenda.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
SUPERVISOR McMAHON:
Town
Employee Policy ID Badges
A motion was
made by Councilman Roesch, seconded by Councilwoman Cooke to adopt Town Human
Resource Policy #38 Employee ID Badges will be distributed to all employees
of the Town of Grand Island. ID are
to be worn at all times, when contact with the public is likely, unless wearing
the badge would constitute a safety hazard.
Effective date of policy is July 15, 2004.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
SEQR
Finding Statement for Townwide Rezoning
A motion was
made by Councilman Crawford, seconded by Councilwoman Cooke to adopt the SEQR
Finding Statement as distributed:
Pursuant
to Article 8 (State Environmental Quality Review Act - SEQRA) of the
Environmental Conservation Law and the implementing regulations as expressed in
6 NYCRR Part 617, the Town of Grand Island, as Lead Agency, makes the following
findings.
Action:
Adoption of the Town of Grand Island Zoning Code
Location:
Town of Grand Island, Erie County, New York.
Project Sponsor:
Town of Grand Island Town Board
2255 Baseline Road
Grand Island, New York 11072
Contact Person for Lead
Agency:
Town of Grand Island Town Board
2255 Baseline Road
Grand Island, New York 11072
(716) 773-9600
Date Final GETS Filed:
December 16, 2002
Description of Action:
The
action involves the adoption of a proposed Zoning Code and associated Zoning Map
for the Town of Grand Island. The
proposed Zoning Code will replace the current zoning code.
The
purpose of the proposed Zoning Code is to provide for the orderly growth of the
Town of Grand Island and to promote the health, safety and general welfare of
the general public. The proposed
Zoning Code sets requirements on the use of land and size, height and bulk of
uses. Specific areas have been
designated for residential, business and industrial growth to protect the
overall character of the Town, ensure the development of cohesive neighborhoods
and minimize conflicts among land uses. The
proposed Zoning Code will also implement the Town Comprehensive Plan, the Ferry
Village Master Plan, and the Town Local Waterfront Revitalization Program.
Public Need and Benefit:
There
is an established public need for growth to occur in an orderly manner in the
Town of Grand Island to ensure the efficient and adequate provision of public
services. In addition, future
growth should occur in a manner that maintains the unique aesthetic
characteristics of the waterfront of this island town, preserves significant
environmental habitats, and preserves the community character of the Town of
Grand Island. This will benefit the
residents and visitors to the Town of Grand Island by providing an enjoyable
quality of life.
Facts and Conclusions Relied on to Support the
Decision:
Adoption
of the Town of Grand Island Zoning Code will have no direct impact on the
physical environment of the community. It
will not result in the direct undertaking or approval of any development
activity, either private or public. The purpose of the proposed zoning code is to provide the
land use regulation necessary to control growth as it occurs in the Town of
Grand Island in accordance with the adopted plans.
Substantial
review of the potential environmental impacts of future development has already
occurred. Generally, the impacts of
future development in the Town of Grand Island have been adequately discussed on
a town-wide basis in all of the SEQRA documents itemized below (hereafter
referred to as the referenced SEQRA documents). For this reason, the referenced SEQRA documents were included
by reference as part of the Supplemental Generic EIS.
The Town of Grand Island Comprehensive Plan Phase I Inventory and
Analysis Summary (The Saratoga Associates, 1991)
The Town of Grand Island Comprehensive Plan Draft Generic Environmental
Impact Statement (The Saratoga Associates, 1994)
The Town of Grand Island Comprehensive Plan Final Generic Environmental
Impact Statement (The Saratoga Associates, 1994)
Ferry Village Final Report and Draft Generic Environmental Impact
Statement (URS Corporation, 1997)
Ferry Village Final Generic Environmental Impact Statement (URS
Corporation, 1998)
Town of Grand Island Comprehensive Plan as revised
(URS Corporation, 1998).
Town of Grand Island Comprehensive Plan as
revised (URS Corporation, 2002).
Relevant
environmental impacts evaluated to support these findings are discussed in the
Supplemental Generic EIS. Key
impacts evaluated include those listed below:
Geographic
and Land Use
The
potential for environmental impacts is reduced as the density of development is
reduced. Some areas are proposed
for more intensive development and were evaluated in the SGEJS and discussed
below.
Several areas within the Town of Grand Island have been proposed for more intensive development than would have been permitted under the current Zoning Code. The rationale for allowing more intensive development was to provide reasonable opportunities for economic development. Residential development is proposed to be focused in the Town Center area and areas to the north and east within existing sewer districts, reducing impacts to agricultural lands. This is consistent with state development policies and new urbanism principles aiming at reducing sprawl. Specific areas proposed for more intensive development are discussed in the SGEIS. There are numerous areas that had zoning classifications that permitted less intensive development and, presumably, less potential for significant impacts. Increased densities of development are proposed in areas that are already developed or proximate to developed areas and thus have less significant environmental features. Focusing development within these areas will decrease development pressure on other parts of the Town of Grand Island where more significant environmental features are present.
Water Resources
No additional impacts will occur as a result of the proposed Zoning Code and Zoning Map. Project specific impacts to groundwater and surface water should be more extensively evaluated in cases where a permit or review is required by any other state or federal permit, excluding health department reviews for on-site septic systems.
Terrestrial Ecology
Wetlands are dynamic systems and specific projects should be reviewed to ensure that New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) wetlands are not significantly impacted as evidenced by the issuance of a permit by the NYSDEC. In addition, federal wetlands should be reviewed to ensure that federal wetlands are not significantly impacted, as evidenced by the affirmation of a Nationwide permit by the United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACOE).
Transportation
Generally,
the impacts of future development on transportation in the Town of Grand Island
have been adequately discussed on a town-wide basis in all of the referenced
SEQRA documents and the adoption of the proposed Zoning Code and Zoning Map will
not result in any additional impacts.
Demography
The impact of the proposed Zoning Code will be to locate the majority of future development (including residential and commercial activities) in the Town Center area and northeast portion of the town.
Cultural Resources
Potential adverse impacts on aesthetic resources have been reduced compared to what would occur under the current Zoning Code because of enhanced recommendations for visual screening, land use buffering, streetscape improvements and visual resources preservation. Provisions for cluster development and the implementation of Enhanced Environmental Districts will permit the preservation of important visual resources.
Cumulative
Impacts
Cumulatively,
the amount of development that will occur under the proposed Zoning Code will be
equal to or less than that permitted under the current Zoning Code.
This is because growth is focused in areas that are already developed or
immediately adjacent to developed areas. The
utilization of cluster developments and Enhanced Environmental Districts will
provide more open space than would have occurred under the current Zoning Code.
This would relate to fewer environmental impacts on a town-wide basis.
Proposed Mitigation
Measures:
Because
the adoption of the Town of Grand Island Zoning Code will not result in any
direct or indirect impacts on the physical environment, no mitigation is
proposed or necessary as a result of the proposed action.
Consistency with Coastal
Policies:
The
preparation and adoption of the proposed Zoning Code is consistent with State
Coastal Policies. One part of the
purpose of the proposed Zoning Code is to implement the policies of the proposed
Local Waterfront Revitalization Program. These are expressed in Section 3.1 of
the proposed Local Waterfront Revitalization Program.
WHEREAS, the
Town Board of the Town of Grand Island declared itself Lead Agency for the
purpose of the State Environmental Quality Review Act process for the
preparation and adoption of development of a new Zoning Code and associated
Zoning; and
WHEREAS, the
Draft Supplemental Generic Environmental Impact Statement for the Town of Grand
Island Proposed Zoning Code and Zoning Map was accepted by the Lead Agency as
complete and adequate for public review on December 16, 2002; and
WHEREAS, the
Town conducted a public comment period for the review of the Draft Supplemental
Generic Environmental Impact Statement for the Town of Grand Island Proposed
Zoning Code and Zoning Map; and
WHEREAS, copies of the Draft Supplemental Generic Environmental Impact Statement for the Town of Grand Island Proposed Zoning Code and Zoning Map have been made available for public review at the local library and the Town Clerks Office; and
WHEREAS,
multiple public hearings in accordance with 6 NYCRR §617.9(a)(4) and Article 16
of the Town Law §264 were held; and
WHEREAS,
this public hearing was properly noticed in a local newspaper of general
circulation and the Environmental Notice Bulletin; and
WHEREAS, the
public comment period for the review of the Draft Supplemental Generic
Environmental Impact Statement for the Town of Grand Island Proposed Zoning Code
and Zoning Map was closed; and
WHEREAS,
substantive comments regarding the Draft Supplemental Generic Environmental
Impact Statement for the Town of Grand Island Proposed Zoning Code and Zoning
Map were not received during the public comment period; and
WHEREAS, the
Draft Supplemental Generic Environmental Impact Statement for the Town of Grand
Island Proposed Zoning Code and Zoning Map was accepted as the Final
Supplemental Generic Environmental Impact Statement (FGEIS) for the Adoption of
the Town of Grand Island Zoning Code and Zoning Map; and
WHEREAS, the
Town of Grand Island has adhered to the required timeframes for the adoption of
findings as expressed in 6 NYCRR §617.11(a).
THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED, that the Lead Agency adopt the attached findings to approve the
Town of Grand Island Proposed Zoning Code and Zoning Map.
BE IT
FURTHER RESOLVED, the Town BOARD hereby enacts as Local Law No. 3 of 2004 the
Town of Grand Island Proposed Zoning Code and Zoning Map.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
TOWN
COUNCILMAN DANIEL ROBILLARD:
Request
to Advertise for Bids for Purchase of Payroll Computer Hardware & Software
A motion was
made by Councilman Robillard, seconded by Councilman Crawford to adopt the
resolution to authorize publication for bids for purchase of computer hardware
and software to streamline payroll and human resource functions:
WHEREAS, in order to more efficiently manage the Town of Grand Islands
payroll systems, the Town Board of the Town of Grand Island is in need of 6
modem hand readers, and related software as necessary to integrate such
equipment with the Towns payroll systems.
WHEREAS, the Town Board has determined to advertise for bids for such
hand readers and related software, and
NOW THEREFORE BE IT HEREBY
RESOLVED that the Town Clerk is hereby directed to publish a Notice to
Bidders for the 6 modem hand readers and related software, said notice to be
published in the official newspaper of the Town of Grand Island, and be it
further
RESOLVED, that sealed bids will be received at the Town Clerks Office
in Town Hall, 2255 Baseline Road, Town of Grand Island, New York 14072 until the
16th of July 2004 at 2:00p.m. at which time the Town Clerk is
directed to open said bids.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
COMMUNICATIONS - OTHER OFFICIALS
TOWN CLERK PATRICIA A. FRENTZEL
Application
for Special Use Permit Mark & Marcia Lange, 2303 Staley Road Keeping
of 4 Equine Animals
A motion was made by Councilman Roesch, seconded by Councilman Robillard to set a Public Hearing for Monday July 19, 2004 at 8 p.m. for the purpose of hearing anyone who wishes to comment in favor of or against the Application for Special Use Permit Mark & Marcia Lange, 2303 Staley Road for the keeping of up to 4 equine animals.
APPROVED Ayes 5 Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
Renewal
of Special Use Permit Sandy Beach Yacht Club (Parking Lot)
A motion was made by Councilman Crawford, seconded by Councilman Robillard to renew the Special Use Permit for the Sandy Beach Yacht Club (Parking Lot), East River Road. The site has been inspected and is unchanged.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
Renewal of Special Use Permit Cingular Wireless
Cellular Antenna on Water Tower 85 Carl Road
A motion was
made by Councilwoman Cooke, seconded by Councilman Robillard to renew the
Special Use Permit for Cingular Wireless Cellular Antenna on the Water
Tower, 85 Carl Road. The site has
been inspected and is unchanged.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
Renewal of
Special Use Permit Thomas Thompson, 2487 Long Rd. Keeping up to 2 Equine
Animals
A motion was made by Councilman Robillard, seconded by Councilwoman Cooke to renew the Special Use Permit for Thomas Thompson, 2487 Long Rd. for keeping up to two equine animals. The site has been inspected and is unchanged.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
Renewal
of Special Use Permit Florence Prawel, 2400 Fix Rd. Keeping up to 3
Equine Animals at 993 Whitehaven Road
A motion was made by Councilman Robillard, seconded by Councilwoman Cooke to renew the Special Use Permit for Florence Prawel, 2400 Fix Rd. for keeping up to three equine animals at 993 Whitehaven Road. The site has been inspected and is unchanged.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
TOWN ATTORNEY:
Resolution
authorizing Supervisor to Sign Consent to Change Attorney
A motion was made
by Councilman Crawford, seconded by Councilwoman Cooke to authorize the
Supervisor to sign the Consent to Change Attorney for a lawsuit from Brown &
Kelly, LLP to Robert M. Lippman, Esquire.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
Resolution
to Accept Annexed Deed of Dedication and Laying out Town Highway to be Known as
Hazelwood Lane
A motion was made
by Councilwoman Cooke, seconded by Councilman Robillard to accept the Annexed
Deed of Dedication and laying out town highway to be known as Hazelwood Lane:
RESOLVED that, in accordance with the provisions of Section 171 of the
Highway Law of the State of New York, consent is given that the Highway
Superintendent of the Town of Grand Island make an Order accepting and laying
out the aforesaid town highways to be known as Hazelwood Lane, the Town highways
to consist of the lands described in the deed of dedication, subject to the
approvals of the Town Engineer and the attorneys for the Town, and it is further
RESOLVED that, subject to the approvals of the Town Engineer and the
attorneys for the Town and the Order of the Highway Superintendent laying out
the aforesaid town highways to be known as Hazelwood Lane, the Town Board hereby
accepts the annexed deed of dedication, provided it is filed by the attorney for
the Niagara Development Group, LLC, or his representative, in the Erie County
Clerks Office and the attorneys for the Town are provided with a certified
copy thereof documenting such satisfactory filing.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
Order
to Accept Hazelwood Lane as Town Highway
A motion was made
by Councilman Crawford, seconded by Councilwoman Cooke, subject to the approval
of Highway Superintendent, Town Engineer, and Town Attorney to accept Hazelwood
Lane as a Town Highway.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
Set a Public Hearing for Park Place Subdivision
Phase II Lighting District #36
A motion was made
by Councilman Robillard, seconded by Councilwoman Cooke to set a Public Hearing
for Monday July 19, 2004 at 8 p.m. for the purpose of hearing anyone who wishes
to comment in favor of or against the establishment of the Park Place
Subdivision Phase II - Lighting District #36.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
TOWN ENGINEER - JOHN WHITNEY:
Site
Plan Approval American Pharmaceutical Partners, Inc. 3159
Staley Rd.
An application,
fees and related documents were received by the Town Engineer requesting site
plan approval for the construction of an expansion to the Powder Building
facility. A motion was made by
Councilman Robillard, seconded by Councilman Roesch to refer the matter to the
Planning Board for review and recommendation.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
Preliminary
Approval Island Landings Subdivision Subdivision No. 103
An application
proposed plan, SEQR forms and other related documents were received by the Town
Engineer requesting preliminary approval for Island Landings Subdivision No.
103. A motion was made by
Councilwoman Cooke, seconded by Councilman Robillard to refer the matter to the
Planning Board for review and recommendation.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
Bike
Trail Connect Project Request for Heritage Preservation & Interpretation
to Complete Phase a/b Cultural Resource Investigation
A motion was made
by Councilman Crawford, seconded by Councilwoman Cooke to authorize Supervisor
to sign the contract with Heritage Preservation & Interpretation Inc. to
complete Phase 1a/b cultural resource investigation for the Bike Trail Project.
The cost will not exceed $8,225 that is funded by the grant.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
CODE
ENFORCEMENT OFFICER DOUGLAS LEARMAN
Revised
Site Plan Request 2995 Grand Island Blvd.
A
motion was made by Councilwoman Cooke, seconded by Councilman Robillard to
approve the request of the Revised Site Plan Request 2995 Grand Island Blvd.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
Change Job Title Water/Accounting Department
A
motion was made by Councilman Crawford, seconded by Councilman Robillard to
rescind the appointment of Diane Nesbitt as Clerk Typist in Water/Accounting
Department retroactively to date of appointment. Diane has never occupied the position.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
A motion was made to transfer Diane Blum from Water/Wastewater Department to Water/Accounting Department effective immediately.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
COMMUNICATIONS
GENERAL:
Metzger
Civil Engineering Scenic Woods Subdivision Baseline and Love Roads
A motion was made
by Councilwoman Cooke, seconded by Councilman Robillard to refer this
correspondence to the Town Attorney, Town Engineer and Planning Board for review
and recommendation.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
Kimberly
Glessner Board of Ethics Committee Resignation Letter
A motion was made
by Councilman Robillard, seconded by Councilwoman Cooke to accept the letter of
resignation from Kimberly Glessner from the Board of Ethics Committee with
regret and to send a certificate of appreciation to Ms. Glessner.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
A motion was made
by Councilman Crawford, seconded by Councilman Robillard to authorize the
Supervisor to advertise for the vacancy on the Grand Island Board of Ethics.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
George
& Eileen Minton School Crossing Guard Resignation Letter
A motion was made
by Councilman Crawford, seconded by Councilman Robillard to accept the letter of
resignations from Eileen and George Minton as School Crossing Guards as of June
23, 2004 with regret and to send a certificates of appreciation to Mr. &
Mrs. Minton.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
A motion was made
by Councilman Crawford, seconded by Councilwoman Cooke to authorize the
Supervisor to advertise for the replacement Crossing Guards.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
Paul
Leuchner Concerns of Posting of Unlawful Signs on Town Right of Ways
A motion was made
by Councilwoman Cooke, seconded by Councilman Robillard to refer this
correspondence to the Sign Committee headed by John McCarthy.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
Bill
Torchia Follow up on Westwood Dr. Paper Street Abandonment
A motion was made
by Councilman Roesch, seconded by Councilman Robillard to refer the request of
Bill Torchia Follow up on Westwood Dr. paper street abandonment to the
Planning Board for review and recommendation.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
REPORT OF THE AUDIT COMMITTEE:
A motion was
made by Councilwoman Cooke, seconded by Councilman Roesch to pay Vouchers #76235
76334:
General
$ 60,082.11
Highway $
2,819.54
Sewer
$ 2,522.78
Water
$ 2,061.00
Capital
$ 7,514.50
Garbage
$ 308.00
Total
$172,687.50
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
PRIVILEGE OF THE FLOOR:
This is an
opportunity for residents to comment on any matter regarding Town government on
any subject. No residents spoke.
FROM THE TOWN BOARD:
Councilwoman
Cooke: Household Hazardous Waste Pick Up Saturday July 17, 2004 from 9am-2pm
at Praxiar, Tonawanda, NY.
ADJOURNMENT:
A motion was
made by Councilman Roesch, seconded by Councilwoman Cooke to adjourn the meeting
at 8:28P.M.
APPROVED
Ayes 5
Cooke, Crawford, Robillard, Roesch, McMahon
Noes 0
A moment of
silence was observed in memory of the following.
Wayne Cook
Linda Wright
Lilian
Robinson
Respectfully
Submitted,
Patricia A.
Frentzel
Town Clerk