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REGULAR BOARD MEETING<br />

AUGUST 18, 1993<br />

3) Kiatone wants to put more rip^rap on the bank at<br />

Eighteen Mile Creek.<br />

TOWN HALL<br />

7:30 P.M.<br />

Councilman Flowers commented that he plans to contact Mr. Foley of<br />

Kiatone and tell him that this is a great idea. Go ahead let them<br />

do it. If that thing lets go and hits the bank we will have a<br />

disaster down there.<br />

Supervisor Kennedy stated that they have been down there numerous<br />

times and have talked to representatives of Kiatone and are<br />

certainly in agreement with them.<br />

Councilman Flowers attended the Chamber of Commerce Meeting and<br />

there was some discussion about the Economic Development Committee<br />

having some input on the Planner that is going to be hired by the<br />

Planning Board. There point was that if the Plaririing Board hires<br />

a very conservative Planner then they feel that they won't get a<br />

fair deal. That was their entire problem with the planning<br />

process.<br />

Supervisor Kennedy when they discussed that had they received the<br />

communication I wrote to them in response to their letter to the<br />

Board? The Planner certainly does not want to be restrictive as to<br />

prohibit growth and business in the community. The Planner has to<br />

function in both avenues to protect and promote what is best for<br />

the whole coraraunity.<br />

Councilman Wohlhueter reported that he contacted Erie County about<br />

a "household hazardous waste drop-off" this fall. September 11,<br />

1993 at the Erie County Highway Garage, Delaiaater <strong>Road</strong>, Angola, New<br />

York between 9:00 A.M. and 3 P.M. fliers will be forthcoming.<br />

Councilman Ziramerman reported that the residents of Herman Hill<br />

<strong>Road</strong> would like to have the parcels on the north side of Herman<br />

Hill <strong>Road</strong> rezoned back to what they were before we made some<br />

changes in the zoning plan. He asked the Town Attorney to prepare<br />

the legislation.<br />

Councilman Wittmeyer had a call from Ed Thill, Butternut <strong>Road</strong><br />

regarding the status of the speed control request in front of the<br />

Boston Valley School. All the letters were reviewed, and forwarded<br />

copies of the correspondence to him relative to the school speed<br />

zone on Back Creek <strong>Road</strong>.<br />

Supervisor Kennedy commented that a lot of people have questioned<br />

him about barrels that are seen throughout the community at<br />

different locations along the Niagara MohavJk Powerline. The<br />

barrels are sealed and tagged. Niagara Mohawk has been<br />

sandblasting their towers and some of the debris has been put in<br />

those barrels and sealed. These are not toxic barrels.<br />

CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER REPORT<br />

A) Code Enforcement Officer's Monthly Report for July 1993<br />

on file in the Clerk's Office.<br />

DEPUTY CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER REPORT<br />

A) Deputy Code Enforcement Officer's Honthly Report for July<br />

1993 on file in the Clerk's Office.<br />

DOG CONTROL OFFICER REPORT<br />

A) Dog Control Officers Monthly Report for July 1993 on file<br />

in the Clerk's Office.<br />

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