ABANDONMENT: Dunn Road ABSTRACTS: GENERAL FUND ...

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REGULAR BOARD HEETING
AUGUST 18, 1993
TOWN HALL
7:30 P.M.
A motion was made by Councilman Flowers and seconded by Councilman
Zimmerman to transfer General Funds as follows:
FROM: 1910.4
1910.4
TO:
7110.2
1940.4
$10,000
5,201
five (5) Ayes Carried
Petition received from residents of the Boston Hills Homes and
Boston Hills Estates containing thirty-five (35) signatures
opposing the closing of the entrance at the north end of the park
on file in the Clerk's Office.
Supervisor Kerinedy asked Councilman wittmeyer to read a letter
received from Erie County D.O.T. Councilman Wittmeyer read a
letter received from Mr. Sickler, Erie County D.O.T. dated February
26, 1993, Re: Site Plan Change Boston State Road Boston Hilis
Estates North Road Entrance. Councilman Wittraeyer commented that
at the February Town Board Meeting this letter was read and Mr.
Falkides replied that he would close the road.
Supervisor Kennedy responded that he respects the request of the
residents that the roadway remain open. However, the plans and
docuraents that were submitted to the Planning Board, that were duly
approved, are the way that this park must be built. This entrance
is not suppose to be there.
Town Attorney Perley responded that it is a matter of County
jurisdiction as to whether or not this road remains.
Town Clerk Shenk read a letter dated August 15, 1993 from John
Falkides stating that a cable barricade on the North Road entrance
of Boston Hills Homes had beeri installed. If you review the
approved site plans, you will find it specifies a "beam or cable
guard rail barricade". Enclosed with this letter vias a copy of a
revised site plan for Boston Hills Estates, specifying the changes
approved by the Town Board in December 1992.
Supervisor Kennedy stated that he could not find on his copy of the
map where it says cable guard rail barricade. The Supervisor will
review the new raap.
A raotion was made by Councilman Flowers and seconded by Supervisor
Kennedy to extend the Boston Hills Homes and Estates Annual License
until September 15, 1993.
five (5) Ayes Carried
Town Attorney Perley received a telephone call from Mr. Sprague,
Sprague Mobile Home Park at which time he was advised that a
ninety (90) day notice had been served on the substandard trailer
in his park as of August 1, 1993, which at the expiration of that
time, the trailer is to be removed. Town Attorney perley advised
Mr. Sprague, that this was a Board matter not something that he
could approve and would report this to the Board.
supervisor Kennedy commented that Mr. Sprague has also been asked
to make the roadway dust free. The Supervisor will ask Mr. Sprague
to provide written documentation that he has, in fact, taken action
against the tenant who we feel is improperly there with a smaller
unit than what is allowed under the Mobile Home Ordinance.
A motion was made by Supervisor Kennedy and seconded by Councilman
Flowers to extend Sprague Mobile Home Park Annual License until
September 15, 1993 provided written documentation is submitted that
action has been taken against the tenant who we feel is improperly
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