ABANDONMENT: Dunn Road ABSTRACTS: GENERAL FUND ...

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REGULAR BOARD HEETING
JUNE 16, 1993
RESOLUTION 1993 - 21
REQUESTS FROM THE FLOOR
TOWN HALL
7:30 P.H.
ERIE COUNTY MATER AUTHORITY -
GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM
Michelle J. Zulawski, 6944 Boston Cross Road; Submitted a letter
of complaint along with photographs of her property that was
affected by the South Boston Town Park Drainage Project. When Ms.
Zulawski purchased her house she paid extra to have survey stakes
left in case she ever wanted to do anything to her property. The
stakes are gone. Why was additional park property bought ih the
town before the South Boston Park Project was completed? I asked
that by the next Town Board Heeting this problem be corrected or
that sorae steps be taken.
Supervisor Kennedy: Spoke with the contractor regarding property
stakes that v;ere removed and he was told that they haJ all been
replaced except for the ones on Mr. Lowry's property. Since Mr.
Lowry was the only one who complained. Arrangements were made with
the surveyor to properly put stakes on this property. There is a
small amount of retainage remaining in the contract for this
drainage project from Klarberg that has not been released. I will
contact Mr. Klarberg and indicate to him the problems that you
pointed out and see if these concerns can be corrected.
Under the terms of the grant that we applied for from New York
State Parks and Recreation one of the prerequisites was that v/e
attain additional park lands as part of the grant application. The
land was purchased at the back of the Town Park to create a walkway
and nature path along the creek.
Town Attorney Perley: That was the major component of a seventy
thousand ($70,000.00) dollar grant.
Supervisor Kennedy: This has been an ongoing project frora three
and a half (3 1/2) years ago which was started long before South
Boston Park was a reality.
A raotion was raade by Supervisor Kennedy and seconded by Councilman
Flowers to authorize Supervisor Kennedy to sign a change order from
Feddington-Allen for the Ambulance Garage Addition in the amount of
$4,550.00 dollars.
three (3) Ayes Carried
Letter received frora Deputy Town Attorney David Wilson, Re:
Soil Removal Permit for Bonerb Property. It is ray legal opinion
that Cold Springs Construction Corapany does not need a Town of
Boston Soil Reraoval Permit to remove the soil which they intend to
remove from the Bonerb property, on file in the Town Clerk's
Office.
Councilman Flowers: Discussed this matter with Deputy Town
Attorney Wilson at length and went over Town Code Section 101-1.
This Town Board has no jurisdiction over the removal of over three
hundred thousand (300,000) yards of material. The Town has
nothing to say about this and the Planning Board does not get a
site plan review on this, because it is a public improvement. I
think this is wrong. I have never seen a plan of what is going to
happen up there. I've been assured that there is going to be
something happen up there, nobody knows what is going on up there.
Supervisor Kennedy: Talked with Cold Springs Construction and was
assured that he has an agreement signed with Mr. Bonerb that once
this soil is removed proper grades will be made and that it will
all be graded and seeded. In addition to that I was assured by the
D.O.T. that under the provisions they have for
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