A regular meeting of
the Town Board of Grand Island, New York was held at the Town Hall, 2255
Baseline Rd., Grand Island, NY at 8:00 PM on the 5th of June 2006.
Present: Peter
A. McMahon Supervisor
Richard W. Crawford Councilman
Mary S. Cooke Councilwoman
Gary G. Roesch Councilman
Susan J. Argy Councilwoman
Patricia A. Frentzel Town Clerk
Peter C. Godfrey Town Attorney
Also Present: John
Whitney Town
Engineer
Rev. Paul Womack from Trinity United Methodist Church gave the Invocation.
Councilwoman Cooke led the Pledge of Allegiance.
Supervisor McMahon
called the meeting to order at 8:00PM.
PROCLAMATIONS:
Eagle Scout
Recognition Eagle Scout Andrew
Donahue accepted proclamation.
This is an opportunity for residents to comment on any matter regarding the meeting agenda items only.
Residents who
spoke: Dorothy Westhafer
Re: Meyer -Sheenwater Estates
Doug
Smith
Re: 1282 Stony Point Rd.
Russell
Certo
Re: 1282 Stony Point Rd.
A motion
was made by Councilman Roesch, seconded by Councilwoman Cooke to
approve
Minutes of Regular Meeting #9, May 15, 2006, Minutes of Workshop Meeting #26,
May 15, 2006, and Minutes of Workshop Meeting #27, May 23, 2006.
APPROVED Ayes 5 Cooke, Crawford, Roesch, Argy, McMahon
Noes 0
PUBLIC HEARING:
Final Plat Approval The
Golf Villas at River Oaks Phase I
A Public
Hearing was held at 8:00p.m. for the purpose of hearing anyone who wanted to
make comments in favor of or in opposition of the proposed Final Plat Approval
for Phase I of the Golf Villas at River Oaks.
Residents who
spoke in Favor: Michael Metzger, Metzger Civil
Engineering
Residents in
Opposition: None
Supervisor McMahon declared the Public Hearing closed.
A motion was made by Councilwoman Cooke, seconded by
Councilman Roesch to accept the Planning Boards recommendation and grant Final
Plat Approval for Phase I of the Golf Villas at River Oaks.
APPROVED Ayes 5 Cooke,
Crawford, Roesch, Argy, McMahon
Noes 0
1.The
Senate, State of New York Resolution in Support of Removal of Toll Plazas on the New York State Thruway
2. New York
State Office of Real Property Services Revised Residential Assessment Ratio
3. Phillips
Lytle LLP Seneca Nation, et al. v. State of New York, et al.
4. Huth Road
Elementary School Assistance with Evacuation Drill
5.Meeting
Minutes - Grand Island Memorial Library Board of Trustees April 8, 2006
6.Meeting
Minutes Long Range Planning Committee March 28, 2006
7.State of
New York Department of Public Service Temporary Operating Authority
Parnassos, L.P.
8.State of
New York, Legislature of Erie County Resolution in Support of Removal of NYS
Thruway Tolls on the Town of Grand Island
9.Erie
County Department of Environment & Planning Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off
Day June 17, 2006
10.
Playground Rehabilitation Project, Phase II Ed Ball &
Fairview Parks
11.
Meeting Minutes Grand Island Safety Committee May 4,
2006
12. National
Shooting Sports Foundation, Inc. Project ChildSafe
A motion was made by Councilman Crawford, seconded by Councilwoman Cooke to approve the consent agenda as distributed.
APPROVED Ayes 5 Cooke, Crawford, Roesch, Argy, McMahon
Noes 0
SUPERVISOR McMAHON:
Authorize Supervisor to
Canvass Civil Service List Principal Engineer Assistant
A motion
was made by Councilwoman Cooke, seconded by Councilwoman Argy to authorize the
Supervisor to canvass the Civil Service List for the position of Principal
Engineer Assistant.
APPROVED Ayes 5 Cooke, Crawford, Roesch, Argy, McMahon
Noes 0
Rezoning 1282 Stony Point
Road Local Law # 5/2006
A motion
was made by Councilman Crawford, seconded by Councilwoman Argy to adopt Local
Law #5/2006 as follows:
WHEREAS, Russ Certo (the Applicant) has requested a
rezoning the property located at 1282 Stony Point Road, Grand Island, NY, and
WHEREAS, the Town Board of the Town of Grand Island has
held a public hearing on April 3, 2006, for consideration of the rezoning of
the parcel from R1-E to R3, and
WHEREAS, the project appears to be consistent with the
Town of Grand Island Comprehensive Plan, the project will provide a benefit to
the surrounding community and complement the existing mix of uses, and the
project is not expected to result in any undo traffic impacts, adverse impacts
natural resources or adverse changes to the character of the surrounding
community, when limited by the conditions set forth herein, particularly the
number of apartments, and because the applicant has agreed to provide deed
restriction or covenant, enforceable by the adjacent property owners, running
with the land and guaranteeing that any development of the site for
multi-family use shall be limited to no more than three (3) residential units,
and the applicants shall duly record such restriction or covenant within ten
days of Town Board approval thereof and with such restrictions, there will be
very minor traffic and other impacts, and no significant adverse environmental
impacts.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE TOWN BOARD AS FOLLOWS:
1. The rezoning is approved.
2. T