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Town Board Meeting December 15, 2008

Related Meetings: Town Board Meeting December 15, 2008

M12-15-08.pdf

TOWN OF ORANGETOWN

REGULAR TOWN BOARD MEETING

MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2008

This Town Board Meeting was opened at 7:55 p.m.  Supervisor Kleiner presided and called the Roll.  Present were:

 

Councilman Denis Troy

Councilwoman Marie Manning

Councilwoman Nancy Low-Hogan

Councilman Michael Maturo

 

Also present:            Teresa Accetta-Pugh, Deputy Town Clerk

John S. Edwards, Town Attorney

Teresa M. Kenny, First Deputy Town Attorney

Robert Magrino, Deputy Town Attorney

Suzanne Barclay, Exec Asst. to Supervisor

Charles Richardson, Director of Finance

James Dean, Superintendent of Highways

Ron Delo, Director of Dept. Environmental Mgt. & Eng.

Kevin Nulty, Chief of Police

Robert Zimmerman, Police Captain

John Giardiello, P.E., Director, OBZPAE

Mark Albert, Senior Recreation Leader

 

Supervisor Kleiner led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.

Announcements

In January there will be a Sparkill Downtown Meeting regarding the commuter lot.

Town Clerk will continue to hold satellite hours at the Pearl River Library on 1/8th and 1/9th.   A revised contract with Stearns & Wheler will be ready in January for the Tier II/III pumping stations.

 

Benno Van Noort, chairman of Orangetown’s Environmental Committee, gave a summary report for the committee.  They requested an experienced person in non-toxic ground, lawn and field maintenance be among the qualifications for the position of Superintendent of Parks and Recreation.

 

Donald Brenner, attorney for STEJ, Liam McDevitt, STEJ’s project manager and Gerald Merola, Chief Financial Officer of Amusement Entertainment Management, LLC, gave a presentation of STEJ’s revised proposal for a sports and entertainment complex.  Mr. Brenner said STEJ has already invested about $8.2 million.  The new plan is for an indoor aquatic center, with a “lazy river”, an obstacle course, water slides, water aerobics, surfing and rafting; an ice rink and a bowling center with a lounge, psychedelic lighting and video screens.  In addition, there are plans for teen and senior centers, space for basketball leagues, fast-food restaurants and team competitions.  In response to concerns, Mr. Merola, said Orangetown residents will be given preferred pricing, the aquatic pavilion water is 100 percent recyclable, and cost effective measures will be taken to optimize energy savings.  He believes one ice rink is sufficient without endangering the economic viability of the facility.  Groundbreaking will not be before the spring of 2010 and it will take at least 18 months to complete.

 

Public Comment

Esta Baitler, Sparkill, asked if the repairs for the sewer odors could be done sooner.

Michael Mandel, Pearl River, is against the elected officials reducing their health care contributions.

Gail Raffaele, Tappan, feels STEJ’s presentation should have been done at a totally separate meeting.  She was incorrectly quoted in minutes and she wants them corrected.  She asked why the Town Board continues to amend resolutions that were superseded by an agreement.  She questioned the Executive Assistant to the Supervisor position because they is no such position.

Eileen Larkin, Palisades, objects to the change regarding health insurance premiums for elected officials.  She asked for the salaries of the Police Chief, Captain and Administrative Lieutenant and she said the Town Board should demand this information.

Andrew Wiley, Pearl River, said the Town Board can take legal action to put a moratorium on Clarkstown and Ramapo for their sewage.  He Foiled for the Police contracts and salaries which he didn’t receive.  He asked if Stacey Contracting was paid before the amended resolution.  He believes Stearns and Wheler should be sued for their mistakes and he spoke about Siemans being fined by Germany and the US for $1.34 billion.

 

 

RESOLUTION NO.  804                                         CLOSE PUBLIC PORTION

 

Councilman Troy offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilwoman Manning and was unanimously adopted:

 

RESOLVED, that the public comment portion is hereby closed.

 

Ayes:         Councilpersons Troy, Manning, Low-Hogan, Maturo

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:         None

* * *

 

RESOLUTION NO.  805                                         OPEN PH/VISION-SCIENCES RELOCATION/SHIFT RESOLUTION

 

Councilwoman Manning offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilman Troy and was unanimously adopted:

 

RESOLVED, that the public hearing to consider the relocation of Vision-Sciences, Inc. from 40 Ramland Road, Orangeburg to One Ramland Road, Orangeburg both of which are within Orangetown’s Development Zone, which is part of the Rockland Empire Zone’s designated area is hereby opened.

 

Ayes:         Councilpersons Manning, Troy, Low-Hogan, Maturo

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:         None

* * *

 

Teresa Accetta-Pugh, Deputy Town Clerk, presented the Affidavit of Publication and the Notice of Posting; copies are labeled Exhibit 12-E-08 and made a part of these minutes.

 

Public portion:

Gail Raffaele, Tappan, pointed out that the public hearing did not start at the noticed time.

Eileen Larkin, Palisades, had hoped a representative from Vision-Sciences was at the meeting to answer questions.  She asked who oversees this company as to whether or not they are in total agreement with the Empire Zone’s requirements.  Orangetown has well educated people and companies should be flocking to Orangetown to employ our people. We should not have to give away our community to bring them into Orangetown.

Andrew Wiley, Pearl River, concurred with Eileen Larkin as to who’s job is it to verify with the REDC.  He asked if this company doesn’t live up to their end of the bargain, will this Town Board authorize them to move out again and require them to repay the state for the abatements.

John S. Edwards, Town Attorney, gave some background information from the Rockland Economic Development Corporation (REDC).  Vision-Sciences is designed to manufacture endoscopes and sheets.  Currently operates with 60 employees here in Orangetown and another facility in Massachusetts with 35 employees.  At this time they are launching a new product, a video base flexible endoscopes that will substantially increase production demands.  They plan to consolidate the Massachusetts facility with the one in Orangetown.

 

RESOLUTION NO.  806                                         CLOSE PUBLIC PORTION/ VISION-SCIENCES RELOCATION/SHIFT RESOLUTION

 

Councilwoman Low-Hogan offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilwoman Manning and was unanimously adopted:

 

Resolution No.  806 – Continued

 

RESOLVED, that the public comment portion is hereby closed.

 

Ayes:         Councilpersons Low-Hogan, Manning, Troy, Maturo

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:         None

* * *

RESOLUTION NO.  807                                         DESIGNATION OF LEAD AGENCY VISION-SCIENCES RELOCATION SHIFT RESOLUTION

 

Councilwoman Low-Hogan offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilman Troy and was unanimously adopted:

 

RESOLVED, that the Town Board declares itself Lead Agency in this matter.

 

Ayes:         Councilpersons Low-Hogan, Troy, Manning, Maturo

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:         None

* * *

RESOLUTION NO.  808                                         NEGATIVE SEQRA DECLARATION VISION-SCIENCES RELOCATION SHIFT RESOLUTION

 

Councilwoman Manning offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilman Troy and was unanimously adopted:

 

RESOLVED, that a negative SEQRA Declaration is hereby adopted.

 

Ayes:         Councilpersons Manning, Troy, Low-Hogan, Maturo

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:         None

* * *

RESOLUTION NO.  809                                         ADOPTS/VISION-SCIENCES RELOCATION/SHIFT RESOLUTION

 

Councilman Maturo offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilwoman Manning and was unanimously adopted:

 

WHEREAS, Vision-Sciences, Inc. is a business enterprise involved in the design and manufacture of endoscopes and sheaths, presently employing 60 individuals at manufacturing facilities located at 40 Ramland Road, in the hamlet of Orangeburg, in the Town of Orangetown, County of Rockland, State of New York, and an additional 35 individuals at a secondary location in Natick, Massachusettes; and

 

WHEREAS, in connection with the launch of a new product that would result in additional hiring for a total employment of 131 individuals by Fiscal Year 2010 (primarily in manufacturing, but also in R & D, warehouse, administrative and sales and marketing areas), Vision-Sciences, Inc. wishes to consolidate its operations at a new Orangeburg location at One Ramland Road; and

 

WHEREAS, Vision-Sciences, Inc.’s proposed expansion and consolidation appears to meet all state and local requirements for Empire Zone certification, and conforms to the Rockland County Empire Zone Development Plan, and has recently been approved by the Zone Board as a “Regionally Significant Project”, and the County of Rockland has adopted a local law approving such Regionally Significant Project; and

 

WHEREAS, Vision-Sciences, Inc., is now applying for Empire Zone certification for its operations at the One Ramland Road location, which certification can only be granted with the consent and approval of the Town Board of the Town of Orangetown, the jurisdiction in which the existing facility is located; and,

Resolution No.  809 – Continued

 

WHEREAS, the Town Board has heard public comments that circumstances exist to warrant the relocation of Vision-Sciences to One Ramland Road, Orangeburg, Town of Orangetown, State of New York, which is part of the Rockland Empire Zone’s designated area.

 

NOW, THEREFORE, be it hereby

 

RESOLVED, that the Town of Orangetown consents to the relocation of Vision-Sciences, Inc., 40 Ramland Road, Orangeburg, New York, to One Ramland Road, Orangeburg, New York, both of which are within Orangetown’s Development Zone, which is part of the Rockland Empire Zone’s designated area.

 

Ayes:         Councilpersons Maturo, Manning, Troy, Low-Hogan

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:         None

* * *

 

RESOLUTION NO.  810                                         AMEND RESOLUTION NO. 747/2008 DCAK ARCHITECTS/TABLED

 

Councilwoman Manning offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilwoman Low-Hogan and was unanimously adopted:

 

RESOLVED, that a resolution to amend Resolution No. 747 regarding the proposal amount submitted by DCAK Architects by increasing the total from $7,663.40 to $8,612.72 which represents $7,500 for basic services and $1,112.72 for reimbursable expenses in accordance with their proposal is hereby tabled.

 

Ayes:         Councilpersons Manning, Low-Hogan, Troy, Maturo

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:         None

* * *

 

RESOLUTION NO.  811                                         SET PUBLIC HEARING DATE AMEND/PLANNED ACTIVE ADULT COMMUNITY LAW

 

Councilwoman Manning offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilman Maturo and was unanimously adopted:

 

RESOLVED, that a public hearing is scheduled for January 12, 2009, 8:00 p.m. to amend the Planned Active Adult Community Law.

 

Ayes:         Councilpersons Manning, Maturo, Troy, Low-Hogan

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:         None

* * *

 

RESOLUTION NO.  812                                         APPROVE/BUDGET TRANSFERS

 

Councilman Maturo offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilman Troy and was unanimously adopted:

 

RESOLVED, that the Budget Transfers as stated below are hereby approved.

 

Budget Transfers for December 15  
Comment
Fund Type Department Line Item Account Number Existing Change Result
General Inc Town Board Conferences A1010004 50441  $                  1,100  $                     1,000  $                     2,100 Association of Towns
General Inc Town Board Contracts A1010004 50457  $                       –  $                       600  $                       600
General Inc Supervisor Capital Outlay A1220002 50200  $                       –  $                    4,200  $                    4,200 File Cabinets
General Dec Supervisor Overtime A1220001 50440  $                 1,000  $                   (1,000)  $                           –
General Dec Supervisor Part Time A1220001 50011  $               16,500  $                  (3,000)  $                   13,500
General Dec Supervisor Perm Salaries A1220001 50200  $             68,246  $                     (600)  $                  67,646 Too much transferred in
General Inc Supervisor Office Supplies A1220004 50440  $                2,000  $                        700  $                    2,700
General Inc Finance Postage A1310004 50442  $                   800  $                    3,000  $                    3,800 Fedex for bond issuaques
General Inc Finance Office Supplies A1310004 50440  $                   800  $                     1,000  $                     1,800
General Dec Finance Overtime A1310001 50012  $                6,500  $                  (4,000)  $                    2,500
General Inc Receiver Part Time A1330001 50012  $             20,000  $                    4,000  $                 24,000
General Inc Receiver Appointed A1330001 50015  $              54,297  $                    5,000  $                  59,297 CSEA & Step
General Dec Receiver Postage A1330004 50442  $              18,000  $                  (4,000)  $                  14,000
General Dec Receiver Office Supplies A1330004 50440  $                4,000  $                  (2,000)  $                    2,000
General Dec Receiver Contracts A1330004 50457  $              16,000  $                  (2,000)  $                  14,000
General Dec Receiver Conferences A1330004 50440  $                4,000  $                   (1,000)  $                    3,000
General Inc Assessor Tax Certiorari A1355004 50485  $             30,000  $            1,360,000  $            1,390,000
General Inc Revenue BAN A0599900 45732  $                       –  $          (1,300,000)  $          (1,300,000) Preserve fund balance
General Inc Shared services Contracts A1622004 50457  $              50,000  $                  35,000  $                  85,000
General Dec Shared services Salaries A1622001 50011  $           209,632  $                (25,000)  $                184,632
General Dec Shared services Part Time A1622001 50013  $              21,240  $                (10,000)  $                   11,240
General Inc Traffic Control Maint Agreems A3310004 50443  $             30,000  $                  12,000  $                 42,000 New bid in 08
General Inc Traffic Control Utilities A3310004 50455  $              37,000  $                    8,000  $                  45,000 Higher rates
General Inc Progs for Aging Appointed A6772001 50457  $                5,062  $                       200  $                    5,262 CSEA related raise
General Inc Spec Rec Capital Outlay A7110004 50200  $                       –  $                 22,000  $                 22,000 RPC fields play ground
General Inc Parks Utilities A7110004 50455  $             60,000  $                   11,000  $                   71,000
General Inc Youth Rec PT Salaries A7310001 50013  $           325,000  $                  16,000  $                341,000 Offset by fees
General Inc Youth Rec Contracts A7310004 50457  $           300,000  $                  13,000  $                313,000 Offset by fees
General Inc Celebrations PT Salaries A7550001 50012  $                3,000  $                     1,000  $                    4,000
General Inc Celebrations Contracts A7550004 50457  $               15,000  $                    4,500  $                   19,500
General Inc Debt Service BAN Issuance A9730004 50457  $             30,000  $                  35,000  $                  65,000 Moodys
General Dec Debt Service Interest A973007 50700  $           243,369  $                (35,000)  $               208,369
General Inc Social Security Fringe Benefits A9030008 50800  $            360,081  $                  25,000  $                385,081 CSEA effect
General Dec Hopitalization Fringe Benefits A9050008 50800  $         1,206,759  $                (25,000)  $               1,181,759
General Dec Contingency Contingency A1990004 50500  $            139,639  $              (139,600)  $                          39 Left over from CSEA
General Dec Unallocated Ins Insurance A1910004 50043  $           522,000  $                (10,000)  $                512,000
 Total  $                           –
Police Inc Retiremement Fringe Benefits B9015168 50800  $        1,920,000  $               400,000  $           2,320,000 Prepayment to reduce outyear costs.
Police Dec Unclassified Exp Interfund Charhes B1989164 50478  $         1,743,500  $             (220,000)  $             1,523,500
Police Dec Insurance Risk Retention B1910164 50043  $           388,000  $                (77,000)  $                 311,000 From saving on policies
Police Dec Salaries Vacation Buy Out B31200161 50022  $             167,538  $              (100,000)  $                  67,538
Police Dec Hospitalization Fringe Benefits B9060168 50800  $       2,320,000  $                (12,000)  $           2,308,000
Police Inc Unemployment Fringe Benefits B9050168 50800  $                2,500  $                    9,000  $                    11,500 Crossing Guards
 Total  $                           –
TOV Other Inc Fire Safety Utilities B3621174 50455  $                       –  $                    3,000  $                    3,000 Not budgeted after move
TOV Other Inc Fire Safety Conferences B3621174 50441  $                    500  $                     1,000  $                     1,500 Additional training
TOV Other Inc Safety Inspection Capital Outlay B3620172 50200  $                       –  $                 32,000  $                 32,000 Missed 2007 encumbrance
TOV Other Inc Refuse & Garbage Contracts B8160174 50457  $           528,000  $                 40,000  $               568,000 New contract
TOV Other Inc ACABOR Appointed B8089171 50015  $               21,976  $                    2,000  $                  23,976 CSEA effect
TOV Other Dec Unclassified Exp Interfund Charges B1989174 50478  $            301,000  $                (53,000)  $               248,000
TOV Other Dec Contgency Contingency B1990174 50500  $              23,500  $               (23,000)  $                        500 CSEA
TOV Other Dec Hospitalization Fringe benefits B90-60178 50800  $           256,000  $                  (2,000)  $               254,000
Total  $                           –
Highway Inc Hospitalization Fringe benefits D9060058 50800  $           384,000  $                       400  $               384,400
Highway Dec Dental Fringe benefits D9061058 50800  $              31,000  $                     (400)  $                 30,600
 $                           –
Sewer Inc Unclassified Exp. Interfund Charges G1989004 50478

 

Ayes:         Councilpersons Maturo, Troy, Manning, Low-Hogan

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:         None

* * *

RESOLUTION NO.  813                                         AMEND RESOLUTION NO. 811/2007 WYETH TAX CERTIORARI

 

Councilwoman Low-Hogan offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilwoman Manning and was unanimously adopted:

 

RESOLVED, that Resolution No. 811/2007 is hereby amended to reflect that debt related to the Wyeth Tax Certiorari will not be retired in 2009.

 

Ayes:         Councilpersons Low-Hogan, Manning, Troy, Maturo

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:         None

* * *

RESOLUTION NO.  814                                         APPROVE/EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT/CHIEF KEVIN NULTY

 

Councilwoman Low-Hogan offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilman Troy and was unanimously adopted:

 

RESOLVED, that the employment agreement between the Town of Orangetown and Chief Kevin Nulty for the period January 1, 2008 through December 31, 2010 is hereby approved.

 

Ayes:         Councilpersons Low-Hogan, Troy, Manning, Maturo

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:         None

* * *

RESOLUTION NO.  815                                         APPROVE/EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT/CAPTAIN ROBERT ZIMMERMAN

 

Councilman Troy offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilwoman Manning and was unanimously adopted:

 

RESOLVED, that the employment agreement between the Town of Orangetown and Captain Robert Zimmerman for the period January 1, 2008 through December 31, 2008 is hereby approved.

 

Ayes:         Councilpersons Troy, Manning, Low-Hogan, Maturo

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:         None

* * *

RESOLUTION NO.  816                                         APPROVE/EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT/ADMINISTRATIVE LIEUTENANT DONALD BUTTERWORTH

 

Councilman Troy offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilwoman Manning and was unanimously adopted:

 

RESOLVED, that the employment agreement between the Town of Orangetown and Administrative Lieutenant Donald Butterworth for the period January 1, 2008 through  December 31, 2010 is hereby approved.

 

Ayes:         Councilpersons Troy, Manning, Low-Hogan, Maturo

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:         None

* * *

RESOLUTION NO.  817                                         COMBINE AGENDA ITEMS

 

Councilman Maturo offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilwoman Manning and was unanimously adopted:

Resolution No.  817 – Continued

 

RESOLVED, that agenda items sixteen (16) through twenty-three (23) are hereby combined.

 

Ayes:         Councilpersons Maturo, Manning, Troy, Low-Hogan

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:         None

* * *

RESOLUTION NO.  818                                         APPROVE/INTERMUNICIPAL AGREEMENT/COUNTY OF ROCKLAND/NARCOTICS TASK FORCE

 

Councilman Maturo offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilwoman Manning and was unanimously adopted:

 

RESOLVED, that upon the recommendation of the Town Attorney and the Chief of Police, the Town Board hereby approves an Intermunicipal Agreement between the Town and the County of Rockland, providing for payment by the County to the Town in the amount of SEVENTY-THREE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED TWENTY DOLLARS and 00/100 ($73,920.00), as partial reimbursement of the cost of one (1) Town of Orangetown police officer assigned to the Rockland County Narcotics Task Force for the period January 1, 2008 through December 31, 2008, and, by the Resolution, authorize the Town Supervisor to execute such Agreement on behalf of the Town.

 

Ayes:         Councilpersons Maturo, Manning, Troy, Low-Hogan

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:         None

* * *

RESOLUTION NO.  819                                         APPROVE/CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION/2009 SEWER WORK

 

Councilman Maturo offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilwoman Manning and was unanimously adopted:

 

RESOLVED, that upon the recommendation of the Town Attorney and the Director of the Department of Environmental Management and Engineering, a Certificate of Registration for 2009 Sewer work is hereby approved to:

 

  1. Sasso Plumbing Corporation, Suffern, NY

Phoenix Excavators Corporation, W. Nyack, NY

Tobar Excavating, Inc., Norwood, NJ

 

Ayes:         Councilpersons Maturo, Manning, Troy, Low-Hogan

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:         None

* * *

RESOLUTION NO.  820                                         AMEND RESOLUTION NO. 698/2008 SETTLEMENT OF CLAIMS/STACEY CONTRACTING/DEME/FS-06-3C

 

Councilman Maturo offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilwoman Manning and was unanimously adopted:

 

RESOLVED, that the Town Board hereby amends Resolution No. 698 of 2008 approving the settlement of claims by Stacey Contracting, Inc. and counterclaims by the Town of Orangetown against Stacey Contracting, Inc. to correct a typographical error.  The settlement amount approved should be $118,486.77, rather than $117,486.77, regarding Contract No. FS-06-3C.

 

Ayes:           Councilpersons Maturo, Manning, Troy, Low-Hogan

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:           None

RESOLUTION NO.  821                                         RPC/TRAFFIC IMPACT STUDY RECEIVED AND FILED

 

Councilman Maturo offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilwoman Manning and was unanimously adopted:

 

RESOLVED, that the Traffic Impact Study for Rockland Psychiatric Center, prepared by Adler Consulting, dated November 26, 2008 is received and filed in the Town Clerk’s Office.

 

Ayes:           Councilpersons Maturo, Manning, Troy, Low-Hogan

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:           None

* * *

 

RESOLUTION NO.  822                                         NOTICE TO PROCEED/COPPOLA SERVICES INC/TIER II/III PUMPING STATIONS (PS-06-3E)/RECEIVED AND FILED

 

Councilman Maturo offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilwoman Manning and was unanimously adopted:

 

RESOLVED, that Notice to Proceed between Coppola Services, Inc. and the Town for Tier II/III Pumping Stations – Phase I General Contract (PS-06-3G) is received and filed in the Town Clerk’s Office.

 

Ayes:           Councilpersons Maturo, Manning, Troy, Low-Hogan

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:           None

* * *

RESOLUTION NO.  823                                         NOTICE TO PROCEED/ALL BRIGHT ELECTRIC/TIER II/III PUMPING STATIONS (PS-06-3E)/RECEIVED AND FILED

 

Councilman Maturo offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilwoman Manning and was unanimously adopted:

 

RESOLVED, that Notice to Proceed between All Bright Electric and the Town for Tier II/III Pumping Stations – Phase I General Contract (PS-06-3E) is received and filed in the Town Clerk’s Office.

 

Ayes:          Councilpersons Maturo, Manning, Troy, Low-Hogan

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:           None

* * *

RESOLUTION NO.  824                                         BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES, 2008 $8,445,000/VARIOUS PURPOSES RECEIVED AND FILED

 

Councilman Maturo offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilwoman Manning and was unanimously adopted:

 

RESOLVED, that the $8,445,000 Bond Anticipation Notes, 2008, dated December 11, 2008 for various Town purposes are received and filed in the Town Clerk’s Office.

 

Ayes:           Councilpersons Maturo, Manning, Troy, Low-Hogan

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:           None

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RESOLUTION NO.  825                                         AWARD BID/COMPACT UTILITY LOADER/MID HUDSON BOBCAT HIGHWAY DEPT

 

Councilman Maturo offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilwoman Manning and was unanimously adopted:

 

WHEREAS, the Superintendent of Highways duly advertised for sealed bids for a compact utility loader with attachments, which were received and publicly opened on December 4, 2008.  The Superintendent made this recommendation to the Town Board; a copy is labeled Exhibit      12-F-08, and made a part of these minutes.  Now, Therefore, Be It

 

RESOLVED, that this bid is hereby awarded to Mid Hudson Bobcat, Newburgh, New York, the lowest qualified bidder, in the amount of $20,558.00, to be charged to Account Number D5130/0400.

 

Ayes:           Councilpersons Maturo, Manning, Troy, Low-Hogan

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:           None

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RESOLUTION NO.  826                                         AUTHORIZE/CALLING OF PERFORMANCE BOND/GLENGARY ESTATES/BRADLEY CORPORATE PARK/SGT DEMEOLA RD

 

Under new business, Councilman Troy offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilwoman Low-Hogan and was unanimously adopted:

 

RESOLVED, that the Town Board, upon reviewing the subdivision approval by the Planning Board for “Glengary Estates”, Sgt. Demeola Road, Blauvelt, NY, granted in Planning Board decisions PB#98-91 and 99-162, and finding that the applicant, Bradley Corporate Park, has failed to complete the subdivision as required by the Planning Board approvals for such project, hereby authorizes the Town Attorney to pursue all available legal remedies to ensure compliance, including but not limited to taking appropriate actions to “call” the Performance Bond posted by the applicant and to commence litigation as necessary to ensure the project is completed in a manner consistent with the Planning Board approvals for the project.”

 

Ayes:           Councilpersons Troy, Low-Hogan, Manning, Maturo

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:           None

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RESOLUTION NO. 827                                          ENTERED AUDIT     

 

Councilwoman Manning offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilwoman Low-Hogan and was unanimously adopted:

 

RESOLVED, that the Town Board entered the Audit Meeting at 11:12 p.m.

 

Ayes:               Councilpersons Manning, Low-Hogan, Troy, Maturo

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:               None

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RESOLUTION NO. 828                                          PAY VOUCHERS

 

Councilwoman Manning offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilwoman Low-Hogan and was unanimously adopted:

 

RESOLVED, that the Finance Office is hereby authorized to pay vouchers for General Fund, Town Outside Village, Blue Hill, Broadacres, Highway, Sewer, Trust and Agency, Special

Resolution No. 828 – Continued

 

District, Special Parking and Capital Projects Funds for a total amount of $563,582.49 and Medicare reimbursement to retirees in the amount of $97,460.40.

 

Ayes:               Councilpersons Manning, Low-Hogan, Troy, Maturo

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:               None

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RESOLUTION NO. 829                                          ADJOURNMENT  

 

Councilwoman Manning offered the following resolution, which was seconded by Councilman Troy and was unanimously adopted:

 

RESOLVED, that the Town Board adjourned this meeting at 11:15 p.m. in memory of Patrick (Chuck) C. Dizzine, Tappan, Keith J. Williams, Central Nyack, and M. Constantine Bettelheim, Nyack.

 

Ayes:               Councilpersons Manning, Troy, Low-Hogan, Maturo

Supervisor Kleiner

Noes:               None

 

 

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Teresa Accetta-Pugh, Deputy Town Clerk

 

Filed Under: Uncategorized Related Meetings: Town Board Meeting December 15, 2008

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