Minutes

October 04, 2006: Regular Board Meeting Minutes

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Village of Tully

October 4, 2006: Regular Meeting

There was a regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village of Tully on Wednesday, October 4, 2006, at 7:30PM in the Municipal Building, 5833 Meetinghouse Road.

Present

William Murphy, Acting Mayor

Sally Greene, Trustee

Daniel Poellot, Trustee

Michael Clark, Trustee

Absent

Scott Clark, Mayor

Others:

Kevin Gilligan, Counsel

Harold Kiehl, DPW Supervisor

Richard Patterson, DPW Assistant

Ron Ryan, Code Enforcement Officer

Ruth VanBuskirk, Deputy Clerk/Treasurer

Jane Sickmon, Clerk/Treasurer

Visitors:

Matthew Neuman

John Bishop

Bill Coffin

Ken Teter

Pledge of Allegiance/Call to Order:

Acting Mayor William Murphy led the pledge of allegiance and called the meeting to order.

Upon motion of Trustee Daniel Poellot, seconded by Trustee Michael Clark it was unanimous to approve the minutes of the September 9, 2006 regular meeting.

Upon motion of Trustee Daniel Poellot, seconded by Trustee William Murphy it was unanimous to approve the following budgetary transfers:

$150.49 from A1910.4 Unallocated Insurance to A1420.4 Law Contractual Expense.

$612.00 from A1910.4 Unallocated Insurance to A1440.4 Engineer Contractual Expense.       

$158.99 from A1910.4 Unallocated Insurance to A3620.4 Safety Inspection Contractual Expense.

$296.44 from A1910.4 Unallocated Insurance to A7110.4 Parks Contractual Expense.

$47.19 from A1910.4 Unallocated Insurance to A7140.1 Playgrounds Personal Service.

$244.72 from A1910.4 Unallocated Insurance to A7550.1 Celebrations Personal Service.

$32.18 from A1910.4 Unallocated Insurance to A8010.4 Zoning Contractual Expense.

Treasurer’s Report

Checking

General

100.00

Savings

General Savings

7,363.97

General Repair Reserve

2,507.00

Water Savings

28.97

Sewer Savings

136,378.09

Gene Foster Memorial

779.69

Water Well Bond Proceeds

21,962.20

Capital Equipment

40,456.23

Upon motion of Trustee Daniel Poellot, seconded by Trustee Sally Greene, it was unanimous to approve the Treasurer’s Report, subject to audit.

Village resident William Coffin asked the Board if the state is going to finish the sides of the roads. DPW Superintendent Harold Kiehl answered “yes”.

Southern View-Bishop

Attorney Matt Neuman explained a problem with an easement north of Skadden Terrace along the Relyea property.  Also discussed was the developer agreement with regard to issuance of certificate of occupancies.  Trustee William Murphy said he thought the Board should allow a certificate of occupancy for Brophy’s before the binder goes down.  Code Enforcement Officer Ron Ryan requested an executive session to discuss the matter. 

Upon motion of Trustee William Murphy seconded by Trustee Daniel Poellot, it was unanimous to open executive session.  8:04PM.

8:20PM, Upon motion by Trustee William Murphy, seconded by Trustee Sally Greene, it was unanimous to adjourn executive session and re-convene the regular meeting.

Ron Ryan suggested to John Bishop and Attorney Matt Neuman that they try and negotiate with Relyea to obtain title to the piece of property needed for the easement and if that doesn’t happen the Village will begin condemnation but he stressed it needs to be done immediately.

DPW

Harold Kiehl reported that Dick Schwab and Gary Bliss from the College of Forestry came down and looked at the farm.  They want to use five acres in exchange for accepting the wellhead agreement, but they now need to take that to the researchers.

Harold said the residents on Warren Street want to grind the stumps from the maple trees we removed last year.  The cost would be $2.00/inch for 8 stumps, total being $800 - $1,000.  Harold will compile a list of tires, rims weedwackers, etc., that he would like the Board to declare as surplus so they can be sold. 

The aeration tanks are being drained and cleaned.  The lines have been found broken and hardware rotted on the first tank.  Harold said he expects the other tank will be the same, so we need to make repairs.  The Board agreed we need to call Barton & Loguidice and get them down here to look at and also check to see if it was spec’d for stainless.                                            

Upon motion by Trustee Daniel Poellot, seconded by Trustee Sally Greene it was unanimous to request Ken Teter to begin engineering work for the water main replacement on Elm, Clinton & Lincoln Streets.

There was discussion on a payment to Emerald for $441.75 that the contractor says we still owe.  Harold will talk to Barton & Loguidice on this matter tomorrow also.

Bills were audited for payment.

Upon motion of Trustee Daniel Poellot, seconded by Trustee William Murphy, it was unanimous to adjourn.  9:15 PM.

Respectfully Submitted

Jane Sickmon

Clerk/Treasurer