ABANDONMENT: Dunn Road ABSTRACTS: GENERAL FUND ...

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REGULAR BOARD MEETING
JULY 21, 1993
TOWN HALL
7:30 P.M.
to be released to the floor for a vote. I know myself the
allegiances that Mr. Fitzpatrick has with the union, and I am
suspect. After the expiration of a forty-five day period then this
bidder can no longer be held to the contract bid. I have called our
Legislator Fred Marshall and asked him to talk to Fitzpatrick or
the Legislators and make sure that this is released from the
committee. We are still going to try and get in touch with Mr.
Fitzpatrick. I talked to Marilyn Calhoun who is meeting tomorrow
morning With Mr. Gugino and she assured me that she is going to do
everything she can to contact Mr. Fitzpatrick.
Councilman Flowers: I feel a little bit different on that one
because now you are taking a pot-shot at the unions, and I am a
union man.
Supervisor Kennedy: I am taking a pot-shot at Legislator
Fitzpatirick for not releasing that from the Economic Development
Committee and I will continue to take those pot-shots.
Letter received from Peter C. Ruh, All-County Taxpayers Association
Re: Court of Appeals decision in Schulz v State of New York on file
in the Clerk's Office.
Received frora Helm, Shapiro, Anito & McCale, P.C. a "Notice" of a
Lawsuit against the State Board of Equalization and Assessment as
filed by National Fuel Gas on file in the Clerk's Office.
Letter received from Adelphia Cable advising of several policy
changes being raade by Adelphia as a result of "the Cable Act", on
file in the Clerk's Office.
Letter received from Adelphia Cable, some broadcast stations may
insist on charging for the right to carry their;^ progiramming on our
cable system. It is our intent to resist paying such fees. We
hope to reach a satisfactory agreement with every station in our
area. However, if negotiations prove unsuccessful with any
particular station, v:e will have no other choice than to delete
that station from our channel lineup. This letter is on file in
the Clerk's office.
Supervisor Kennedy asked Town Attorney Perley to draft a letter to
Mr. Sprague, owner of the, Sprague Mobile Home Park advising of
a small mobile home in his Mobile Home Park that is in violation of
the New York State Building Code on Mobile Homes. This is a very
small unit that does not comply With the existing laws and was
brought into the park after the existing laws were in effect.
A raotion was made by Supervisor Kennedy and seconded by
Councilraan Flowers to extend the 1993 Temporary Mobile Home Park
License for Sprague Mobile Home Park owned by William Sprague until
August 18, 1993, at which time the Town Board will review this
application to see if Mr. Sprague has complied. If he hasn't the
Board will have to take the necessary action for him to operate
without a license.
five (5) Ayes Carried
Received a copy of a follow-up letter to a Complaint letter dated
April 13, 1993, addressed to Mr. Sprague from Leo Molenda, Sprague
Mobile Home Park Lot #12.
Supervisor Kennedy commented that he had also followed up on a call
that the Town Clerk received of problems within the park some of
which we don't have jurisdiction over. They are complaints that
the individual has with the park operator. The Supervisor will
bring this to the attention of Mr. Sprague.
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