Public Works Committee

July 7, 2010

2:00 p.m.

Legislative Chambers

 

** NOT APPROVED **


Committee Present:  D. Fanton, D. Roeske, M. Healy, N. Ungermann, P. Curran,

    T. O’Grady, A. McGraw, C. Crandall, L. Dorrett

 

Also Present:  B. Riehle, J. Margeson, M. Alger, G. Benson, D. Burdick, F. Sinclair,

   Chris Santangelo (Town of New Hudson)

 

1.      Meeting called to order

2.      Approval of minutes

3.      ROW Request- Angelica

4.      ROW Request- Centerville

5.      Resolution for CR 20, Main Street Bridge

6.      Transfer of Funds

7.      HHW Application- Resolution

8.      2011 Residential Fees- SW

9.      Chris Santangelo- Town of New Hudson

10. Adjournment

 

1.      Chairman Fanton called the meeting to order at 2:15 p.m.

 

2.      A motion was made by Mr. O’Grady and seconded by Mr. Healy approving the minutes of June 2, 2010.  Motion Carried.

 

3.      A motion was made by Mr. Ungermann and seconded by Mr. O’Grady to sell to Brice and Sue Weigman at the rate of $500 an acre plus attorney fees an abandoned County ROW that borders their property in the Town of Angelica.  Motion Carried.  County Attorney to Prepare Resolution

 

4.      A motion was made by Mr. O’Grady and seconded by Mr. Ungermann to sell to Mr. Roy Byington at the rate of $500 an acre plus attorney fees an old railroad grade that passes through the middle of his property in the Town of Centerville.  Motion Carried.  County Attorney to Prepare Resolution

 

5.      A motion was made by Mr. O’Grady and seconded by Mr. Curran to refer to Ways and Means a request for a resolution appropriating the Federal and State Aid not previously appropriated to the Main Street, County Route 20, Friendship, BIN 304780.

 

The County share was previously appropriated.

 

Appropriate to:

Capital Project                            H5640.200                             $1,704,775

 

With the following sums placed in the following

Revenues

State Funding                              H10.3097.5640                     $   269,175

Federal Funding                          H11.4097.5640                     $1,435,600

                                                                  Total Aid                     $1,704,775

 

Motion Carried.  Referral to Ways and Means

 

6.      A motion was made by Mr. Healy and seconded by Mr. Curran to have a resolution be prepared requesting a transfer of $5,000 to cover the purchase of a new Post Driver to install Traffic Signs.

 

The current driver is broke and the parts to repair are becoming obsolete.

 

Transfer from:      D3310.408      General Supplies                $5,000.00

                  To:       D3310.202      Tools                         $5,000.00

 

Motion Carried.  County Attorney to Prepare Resolution

 

7.      A motion was made by Mr. Healy and seconded by Mr. O’Grady to request a resolution authorizing the filing of an application for State Assistance under the Household Hazardous Waste State Assistance Program.  Motion Carried.  County Attorney to Prepare Resolution

 

8.      A motion was made by Mr. Fanton and seconded by Mr. O’Grady to request a Resolution be prepared establishing the 2011 fees for Solid Waste:

 

1.        Residential User Fee:  $150 per year- no prorating quarterly

 

2.        Solid Waste Identification Tags will be issued without charge upon payment of the applicable user fee.  No user fee will be charged to individuals who will only be disposing of recyclable materials at County facilities.  A recyclables only Identification Tag will be issued without charge to individuals who will only be disposing of recyclable materials upon the completion by such individuals of the appropriate application form.  In the event a Residential Identification Tag is lost or stolen a Replacement Residential Identification Tag will be issued for a fee of $100.

 

3.        Residential Disposal Tickets

 

-       Three denominations of tickets would be offered at:

o     $10 with 10 $1 squares

o     $20 with 20 $1 squares

o     $30 with 30 $1 squares

-       The station operator would mark off the appropriate number of squares to correspond with the price of the item (s) disposed of.

 

       Price Schedule:

 

-       Up to 13 gallon bag                                                              $1.00

-       Up to 30 gallon bag                                                              $2.00

-       55 gallon bag or barrel                                                         $4.00

-       Bulky Items-

o     Large items- couch, mattress, or box spring,

Large cabinet/dresser or carpet roll                      $4.00

 

o     Small items- chair, table, toilet, sink,

Other small pieces of furniture                                $3.00

 

-       Pickup Truck or Trailer Loads:

 

Up to a 3 cubic yard load or a full size pickup loaded to the top of the original sides is allowed at Transfer Station

 

o     Compact pickup or small trailer with an

Equivalent capacity                                                             $15.00

 

o     Full size pickup or trailer with equivalent capacity $20.00

 

Motion Carried.  (Opposed:  Mr. O’Grady)  County Attorney to Prepare Resolution

 

9.      Chris Santangelo from the Town of New Hudson requested the board consider the bridge on Haskins Road for the 2011 Bridge Program.  Mr. Santangelo explained to the committee this bridge not only impacts residents of New Hudson but also of Belfast and even part of the Town of Belfast’s plow route.  Mr. Santangelo went on to discuss how the town has put money into the bridge to fix the red flags to have the State close it just a few months later.    Mr. Fanton questioned if the Town has money for this project.  Mr. Roeske stated that he had not heard from the Town Supervisor or the Superintendent regarding this bridge.  He would like one of them to contact him to discuss this bridge.  Mr. Ungermann advised the Committee this bridge was a priority over the Town of Grove Bridge last year however the Committee chose to have the department replace the Town of Grove Bridge.  Mr. Roeske reminded the Committee both the Town of Grove and New Hudson were invited to the meeting to present their towns arguments for their bridges and only the Town of Grove was present.  Mr. Roeske stated he realizes the financial problems the Town of New Hudson has faced and that the department can’t start a project without knowing the town has their portion of the project.

 

10. The meeting was adjourned at 2:45 p.m. following a motion made by Mr. Healy and seconded by Mr. Curran and carried.

 

 

Respectfully submitted:

Lea Dorrett, Secretary to Superintendent