2001 Year in Review
Jan
15
PH Arrowwood Lights-to put on timer to save $
1 time contribution to
Lansing Community Library for $1,000
TC water resource
presentation by Kate Hackett & Craig Schutt
Feb 5 Presentation from CU to consider the status of Brown Rd. Ext/Sapsucker Rd.
Start Budget discussion
Canceled
Feb
14
Granted McDonald’s a Temp. CO
Dennis reported 5 water
main breaks in 8 days.
Budget discussion
March
19 Passed LL1,2001
Amendment to Subdivision Regulations to add
definition of
“Municipal Subdivision”
April
2 Accepted CU offer of
dedication Brown Rd. Ext to become a part of
Sapsucker
Set budget public
hearing
Salary increase 4.5% and
increase ins. to $1550 + 55% of remaining cost
April
16 Approved Budget
Resolution to authorize
submittal of legislation to the NYS Legislature that
would
allow CU to become a member of the commission and party to the
agreement
of Municipal Cooperation
Named the road behind
TCTC to NYSEG’s substation as “Substation
Alley”
April 24 Elections
May 7
Terminated the services of United Asphalt
Inc.-Uptown Rd. Project
Appt.
Steve Halevy to a 5-yr term on P.B.
Appt. Mary Sirois to BZA for 5 years
Appt.
Appt. Carol Willard as
clerk PT for 2-yr term
Appt. Don Hartill as rep
on SCLIWC and Michael Newman as non-elected
Member
May 27 Steven
Halevy, Planning Board Member passed away
May 31
Janet Waterman resigned from the P.B.-moved to Florida Replaced by
alternate
Phil Dankert
June 4 Joint
meeting of Boards
Swartout &
Ferris has agreed to let us build a bridge for a trail from
Kensington
to
June13 Res. To have City of
June 18 Canceled
LL3,
Amendment of Zoning Law Section 203.04(j) & 203.05 concerning
number
of parking spaces required
Appt.
Barbara Nosanchuk to
Authorize Mayor to Sign
Agreement w/ CU to give the V of L $30,000 in connection with future acceptance
of
July 9 Adopt LL#4 Amendment to Zoning Law
Section 202.07, “Commercial Low Traffic District”, Subsection (e)(4), to
establish a “Front Yard Build-To Line”
Adopt LL#5 2nd Amendment of
Subdivision Regulations Concerning definition of “Municipal Subdivision”
Adopted CLT Guidelines as an appendix of
Comprehensive Plan
Refund Pyramid Mall $10,360 for overpayment
on original building permit.
Authorized Mayor to sign
Joyce Rendano’s agreement for property acq.
Res#3796-Changed the value for recording
property cards from $100 to $500.
July 11 Granted a
temporary CO to
Authorized Larry to sign an
agreement with Tim Buhl in an amount not to exceed $2,000.
August 6 Approved
amendment to Pyramids Planned Sign Area
Approved municipal Subdivision of 27
properties along N. Triphammer
Approval of Edelman Municipal Subdivision
August 15 Canceled 9/12 meeting & rescheduled
for
August 20 Authorized Mayor to enter an agreement
with Surety Bonding Co. pending the attorney & engineers approval of
contents
Sept. 5 Changed Sept 17th
meeting to the 24th due to Jewish holiday
Jack Little from
accounting office came to talk to staff regarding
NYS Retirement
Sept 11
Sept 24 Awarded contract for Demo. Of Airport Elevated Water
Tank to Iseler Demolition, Inc. for $29,710 w/ alt.#1 & 2
N. Trip Property Acq.
Still waiting on 11 of 28 contracts
Oct 1 Res#3809-Approve Geiger’s request
to renew bow hunting on Sundowns Farm following
previous conditions.
Fire Commissioners come to meeting to report
happenings
Oct 10 Robert Rhubin
& Kevin Mack from NYS Retirement System came to answer questions during
Wed.
Oct 15 Res#3811-Accept CO #1 to extend
date of completion for demo of elevated water tank to
Res#3812-Appt. Maria Stycos
to Planning Board to fill Steve Halevy’s 5-year
position
Randy Marcus’s last meeting as attorney for
Village-Bill Troy from the same firm will now be attending meetings.
Oct 22 Moved
General & General Cap Reserve CD from M&T CD to TTC CD
Brush pick up starts today
Oct 29 Accounting
office starts audit
Nov 5 Res#3813-Authorized
a temporary CO to CFCU Branch building at 15
Res#3814-
Authorized a temporary CO to Pyramid Mall South site work
with a security deposit of $50,000 (bond)
Board signed the return of delinquent taxes that goes to
the County.
Tax & Penalties was $5,512.62
Res#3815-Approve
the Contract negotiated w/ the International Union of
Operating
Engineers on behalf of SCLIWC employees that elected to be
represented by the union for the purpose of collective
bargaining.
Nov 14
Nov 19 Bob
Lynch present to get support from Board to start an AM
Radio
Station
that focuses on the Village
Res#3817-Appoint
John Piscopo as alternate to Planning Board
Res#3818-Accept
Amendment to the Parkview Sign Plan
Board
went into executive session to discuss NYS Retirement
Mayor
signed Ivar Jonson easement
that allows for the trail to go all the
way to Viola Miller’s house.
Dec 3 Danica,
Gert Jensen presentation on high speed internet
Final presentation from Tim Buhl on putting N. Trip. Rd.
utilities
Underground.
Dec Don & Larry to Syracuse NYSDOT to discuss
Dec 17 Public
Hearing to consider adoption of Landscape policy as part of
Comprehensive
plan-attorney to review
Village
Joins NYS Retirement System to start
Board
decides to go forward with network & connects proposed by Danica
Mayor authorized to sign encroachment agreement concerning the
bus
stop at the corner of Graham Rd. &
Votapka Rd.
Temp. CO
issue to
Dec 18 Asbestos
ceiling tile removal in pump room