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Water Com. Report
Supt. Hamlett & Water contract.
Transfers
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65Regular NeetingBran. 22,1968
The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y.was held on Monday Jan. 22nd.,1968, at the Village Office.
Meeting was called to order by Mayor Carbeck at 7~30 P.M
PRESENT:
Absent:
Donald L. CarbeckJene HeimburgAllen WhiteCarl IannelloEarl Kingan
MayorTrustee
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Water Com. Report:Water Com. Jene Heimburg reported on work that is necessary at the Waterstation in connection with the mix-house. This work would include theenlargement of the mix-house and raising the old building. Water Com.Heimburg will have a more detailed report on this at a later meeting.
Supervisor John Hamlett was in attendance and the proposed water contractwas submitted. It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Hr. Iannellothat the Mayor be authorized to sign such contract on behalf of theVillage of Angola. Un. Crd. Voting Ayes: Carbeck,Heimburg,White andIannello.
Discussion was also held on the subject of Town Charges to the Villagefor use of the police radio, telephone & use of the jail. No actionwas taken on this at the present time.
The following transfers were requested by the Treas. $500.00 for A 74-400and $400.00 for A 290-400. It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Hr.White that it be resolved that the follwwing transfers be made: $500.00be transferrred from item A 43-400 to A 74-400 and $400.00 from A 290-650to A 290-400. Un. crd.
It was moved and seconded that the following bmlls be paid: Water Dept.Clcs. # 193-254 total of $4469.56 and Gen. Cks. # 208-477 total of $3432.14.Un. Crd.
It was moved and 2nd. to adjourn. Un. Crd.
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INDEX
. B.Permit. = W.Gunderman
Fire Report
Police Report
St. Report = Drain~ge tile
Water Report = Mix House
Parking meter discussion
Spec. Resol. on Fire Pumper
Transfwr for I 290-623
Resol. on Tax Sale
Tax Certification by Treas. to Board.
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f10NTIlLY RB;PORT TO THE' VILLAGE BOARD
JANUARY 1 thpough JANUARY )1, 1968
EMERGENCIES:
6 Fipst-Aid calls2 Inhalatop calls in Village1 Inh.t1atop call in Town2 Ambulance calls
TRAFFIC:
7 WQpning Summons issued15 Motopists assisted10 Bank and Funepa1 6ScoptS4 Accidents investigated
OTHER ACTIVITIES:
14 Assists to othep Departments17 Street lights repopted out22 Vehioles checked7 Domestic complaints
21 Miscellaneous complaints8 Unfounded complaints) Persons missing from Village2 Assault )rd oomplaints1 Arrest for Assault )pd.2 Record checks to other Depta.2 Dog complaints2 doors found unlocked in Business plaoes2 Revocation Orders Enforced1 Stolen car complaint2 Mil1oious Misohief' oomp1a.ints2 Emergenoy Messages delivered1 Fugitive arrest, ~r Town P.D.1 Petit Lapceny oomplaint6 Caps towed-in for Winter Parking Violations
Monthly Report to the F.B.I.MOnthly Report to Dept. of' Corrections
Patrolled 2297 miles in-Janua.ry410.3 gallons of' gasoline used in January by Police Dept.
18.7 gallons of gasoline used in J~n\~ry by Fipe Dept.
Joseph p. Kane
<:hief of Police
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January 1968
FIRE REPOR!
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1-19-68 False Alarm.at 8~48 P.I'!.ponded.
Called by radio control at 8~43P.I'!. Released11 men answered the alarm. TrUCk # 1 res-
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1-25-68
1-26-68
Car Fire. Owned by Johnson-Fairview Ave. Angola, N.Y. 1962chev. corvair. Called by radio control at 9~45 A.I'!.Released at lO~OO A.I'! Truck # 1 responded. 9 Firemenanswered the alarm.
Cottage Fire. Owner I'!rs. Cornelia I'!cCarty. Occupant I'!rs.Corky Plummer. Beach Rd. & Old Lake Shore Rd. Called byradio control at lO~2§ p.l'!. Released at l2~OO I'!idnite.Trucks # 1-4-5 responded. 15 Firemen answered the alarm.Booster lines used. I'!utual aid to Evans Center Vol. FireCo.
~ Angola Vol. Fi~ Co. Inc.
/J~~/V:~~Nelson Wm. ArnoldFire Chief.
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Regular HeetingI"lon. Feb. 5"-'1.,1968
The Regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld on Honday Feb. 5th.,1968, at the Village Office.
,Heeting was called to order by Hayor Carbeck at 7130 P.M.
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PRESENT:
ABSENT:
Donald L. CatbeckEarl KinganCarl IannelloJene HeimburgAllen White
HayorTrustee111111111111
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Building Permit was received from Walter Gunderman for an addition to hisproperty on Sunset Blvd. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Iannellothat this permit be granted pending the signature and approval of the Bldg.Inspector. Un. Crd.'
Fire Report was submitted by Fire Chief Belson W. Arnold. Read and filed.Police Report was submitted by Police Chief Joseph Kane. Read and filed.
WATER DEPT. REPORT:Water Com. Jene Heimburg stated that he is making preparations for the Hixhouse at the plant. No other business is pending at this time.
ST DEPT. REPORT:St. Com. Carl Iannello stated that he has completed the drainage tile wor),on Terrylynn. 32 ft. of corrugated tile was laid for water drainange. Atthis time Hr. Iannello stated that the Board should adopt a ruling that allproperty owners must install a 12" tile under the driveways when building anew home or laying in a new lawn. This was tabled until a later date.
Letter was received by Hayor Carbeck from SuperVisor John Hamlett thankingthe Village Board for their immediate attention on the adoption and signingof the water contract.
Discussion was held on the parking meters. ~1ayor Carbeck stated that themeters must be overhauled before they can be installed as a large percentageof them are out of order. After a pro and con discussion on whether theyare to be removed or repaired, it was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr.Kingan that this matter be placed before the Planning Board for their recommend ation, and after their report is received, the Board will take actionon this matter. Un. Crd.
It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Hr. Iannello that the folloWingresolution be adopted: RESOLVED: The specifications as submitted .for one(1) 1000 gallon Class "A" Triple Combination Pumper are hereby approved.Bids are to be advertised in the Evans Journal in the issue of Feb. 22,1968, to be recei.ved and op.ened at the regular Board meeting, 'Apr. :ds.t.,1968, at 8100 P.M. Un. Crd.
A transfer was requested by Treas. Harianne Arnold in the amount of $15.32It was woved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd •.by I"lr. Heimburg that the amount of$15.32 be transferred from A 290-624 to A 290-623. Un. Crd.
The following bills were submitted by the Treas. for payment: Water cks. #205-268 total of $3048.88 and cks. # 226-502 total of $2870.69. It wasmoved and seconded that the Treas. be permitted to pay all bills as submitted.-Un. Crd.
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L'U Certification of Unpaid taxes was presented to the Board by Tax Collector andClerk-Trease Marianne O. Arnold. The amount unpaid being $1470.33 to date.It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello th~t the following resolution be 'passed: Un. Crd.WHEREAS, FROM THE ACCOUNTS OF UNPAID TAXES, heretofore returned by the Treasurerof the Village of Angola,.N.Y., to this Board for the year 1967, the followingtaxes still remain due and unpaid after due notice and demand on each of theproperty owners for the payment of said taxes, to wit:Acct. # Name address tax201-58-140 Carl Barrett Miller Dr. 71.30201-58-345 D~sLambeth Lincoln St. 148.80201-58-346 Jos. Houle 10101010101010"10" 148.80201-78 Ray Newcomb Miller Dr. 119.35201-156 Ida Riker Pleasant Ave. 108.50201-159-10 J. Davidson Maple St. 4.65201-159~20 J"Davidson Maple St. 4.65202-28 H.Tanner No.Main St. 148.80202-60 E.Woodman So. Main St. 93.00202-177-900 D.Gamble Park St. 155.00202-399 F.Bokan Oatman St. 89.90202-408 F.Bokan Washington St. 93.00202-430 A.Vassallo Commercial St. 93.002,02-437 C.Delmont II II II II II II 1111 1111 II II It 27.28202-443 J.Tulmello Y,rk St. 46.50202-491-25 K Klein Hardpan Rd. 6.20202-491-50 111111111111111111 IIIIII11I11III11I111 31.00202-491-100 111111111.111111 11111111111111111111 18.60202-492 11111111111111 1IIII1111II111I1I111 52.70202-498 J.Addison Newcomb. Rd. 9.30
AND WHEREAS no action has been commenced to recover siad unpaid taxes and nosale on account of said unpaid taxes has heretofore been held pursuant to law,NOW THEREFORE IT BE RESOLVED, that sunch unpaid taxes shall be collected bythe sale for taxes as provided in Section 1454 of the Real Property Tax Lawof t.he State of New York; that a copy of this resolution, duly certified bythe Clerk, shall be transmitted forthwith to the Treasurer of this Village withthe account, affidavit and certificateoof such uupaid taxes, and that the Village Treasurer, upon receiveing such account of unpaid taxes and a certifiedcopy of this resolution be and is hereby authorized and directed to cause to bepublished in the official newspaper of the Village, once each week for threesuccessive weeks, a list or statement of the real estate upon which such taxesare unpaid, as shown in the tax list, with the amount of the tax, fees, interst and charges thereon and also a notice that the said real estate will, ona day subsequent to the expiration of said three weeks to be determined by saidVillage Treasurer and specified in said notice, be sold at public auction ata place is said Village to be d8signated by siad Treasurer, to discharge thetax, fees, interest and charges aforesaid, which may be due thereon atthe time of such sale, and that said Village Treasurer, at the time and placespecified in said notice, proceed with the sale of said real estate upon whic1such taxes are unpaid, as above set forth, and continue the same from.day today until the sale is completed.
IFURTHER BE IT RESOLVED, that in all cases where no bid shall be made on a i
lot or parcel of land so offered for sale for an amount sufficient to pay thesaid taxes, fees, interest and charges, the said premises shaml be deemed tohave been sold to and purchaesed by the siad Village of Angola, N.Y.
It was moved and 2nd. to adjou n. Un. C ~
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INDEX
Fire Com: Firemens exemption ,Zoing Board of Appeals letter on sluice tile
Sup. Hamlett on Town & Village ContraEl.
Grievance notice and hours
Chairs for other hall
Transfers
Election Inspectors
Election resolutions.
Zoing Resol.
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Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village
of Angola, in the County of Erie, New York.
February 19, 1968
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A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village of
Angola., in the County of Erie, New York, was held at the Village Hall,
in said Village, bil'\February 19, 1968, at 7: c~o o'clock ;0. M. (E. S. T.).
There were present: Honorable Donald L. Carbeck, Mayor,and
Trustees: ~ j) jt;{~(J'0~
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There were absent:
Also present:
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Maria=e O. Arnold, Village Clerk
Floyd H. Hurst, Village Attorney
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and moved its adoption:-
offered the following resolution
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RESOLUTION OF THE VILLAGE) OF ANGOLA,
NEW YORK, ADOPTED FEBRUARY 19, 1968,
PROVIDING FOR SUBMISSION OF A PROPOSITION
AT A SPECIAL VILLAGE ELECTION TO BE
HELD ON MARCH 19, 1968, TO APPROVE OR
DISAPPROVE THE BOND RESOLUTION
HERETOFORE ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES OF SAID VILLAGE ON DECEMBER 18,
1967, SUBJECT TO PERMISSIVE REFERENDUM.
Recitals
WHEREAS, on December 18; 1967, the Board of Trustees of the
Village of Angola, in the County of Erie, State of New York, duly adopted
, the bond resolution entitled:
"Bond Resolution of the Village of Angola, NewYork, adopted December 18, 1967, authorizing(1) (a) acquisition of certain land situate at38 North Main Street, in said Village, as the siteof a Village library, at an estimated maximum costof $9, 000 (b) appropriation of said amount therefor,and (c) issuance of $9, 000 serial bonds to financesaid appropriation, (2) (a) acquisition of the existing building on said site for use as said library,at an estimated maximum cost of $14,500, (b)appropriation of said amount therefor, and (c)issuance of $14,500 serial bonds to finance saidappropriation, and, (3) (a) reconstruction, in part,of said building, at an estimated maximum costof $51, 000, (b) appropriation of said amount therefor, including $4,500 current funds to provide thedown payment, (c) issuance of $46,500 serial'bondsto finance the balance of said appropriation, and (d)expenditure of any County of Federal funds receivedtherefor to be expended toward the cost there,ofor redemption of any bonds issued therefor or to bebudgeted as an offset to the 'taxes to pay the principal of and interest on said bonds and stating theestimated total cost of acquiri"g sa-id land andbuilding and reconstructing said building is $74, 500, ',\
subject to permissive referendum in the manner prescribed by Article
5-A of the Village Law, and
WHEREAS, a noticE!. containing an abstract of said resolution was
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duly published and posted in the manner prescribed by said Village Law
within ten (10) days after adoption of said. resolution by said Board of
thirty
Trustees; and
WHEREAS, on (~/,~ (Y-., 196~ , such date being within
(30) days after th~ adoption of said resolution, there was filed
with the Village Clerk a petition subscribed and acknowledged by electors
of the Village of the number required by law qualified to vote upon a
proposition to raise and expend money, protesting agains t said resolution
and requesting that it be submitted to the qualified electors of said
.Village for their approval or disapproval at a referendum, in the manner
provided in Article 5-A of the Village Law; and
WHEREAS, no written objection to said petition has been filed with
the Village Clerk within five (5) days after the filing of said pelition with
said Village Clerk;
now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF
then present to cast their votes.
Angola, New York, and the polls shall remain open until 9:00 o'clock P.M.
Section 1. A Special Election shall be held on MARCH 19, 1968,
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(E. S. T.) or as much longer as may be necessary to enable the voters.r=""'.~
at 12:00 o'clock NOON (E. S. T.) at the Village Hall, 41 Commercial Street,
ANGOLA, IN THE COUNTY OF ERIE, NEW YORK, AS FOLLOWS:
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Section 2. The Village Clerk is hereby authorized and directed
to give notice of such Special Election (a) by publishing a Notice thereof
in form and substance as hereinafter set forth, at least once in the
"EVANS JOURNAL," a newspaper published in Evans, New York, and
being the official newspaper of the Village and having a general circulation
in the Village, and (b) posting a printed copy of said Notice conspicuously
in at least six (6) public places in the Viilage, said publication and posting
to be at least ten (l0) days before said Special Election.
Section 3. The Village Clerk is hereby authorized and directed
to include in the Notice" of Special Election notice that the Board of
Trustees will submit at the said Special Election for the ;approval by the
affirmative vote of a majority of the qualified electors of said Village,)
voting thereon, the Proposition' hereinafter set forth in the notice of such
Special Election.
Section 4. At the said Special Election the vote upon the said
Proposition shall be by separate ballot and the only persons qualified to
vote upon the said Proposition shall be persons who are both entitled to
vote for an officer of the Village and who are the owners of property in
the Village assessed upon the last preceding assessment roll thereof.
The Village Clerk is hereby directed to have the necessary ballots pre-
pared for use at the Election.
Section 5. Said Notice shall be in substantially the following
form:-
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VILLAGE OF ANGOLA, NEW YORK
NOTICE OF SPECIAL VILLAGE ELECTION
MARCH 19, 1968
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Special Village Election will
be held on the 19th day of MARCH, 1968, at the Village Hall,
41 Commercial Street, Angola, New York, and the polls shall remain
open from 12:00 o'clock NOON (E. S. T.) until 9:00 o'clock p. M. (E. S.;'J;:) ,.,
or for such longer period of time as may be necessary to enable the
voters then present to cast their votes. At said Special Village Election the
following Proposition is to be voted upon:-
PROPOSITION
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.SHALL thebond resolution entitled: "Bond Resolutionof the Village of Angola, New York, adoptedDecember 18, 1967, authorizing (I) (a) acquisition ofcerta ip land situate at 38 North Main Street, in saidVillage, as the site of a Village library, at.anestimated maximum cost of $9,000 (b}appropriation ofsaid amount therefor, and (c) issuance of $9,000 serial'bonds to finance said appropriation, (2) (a) acquisitionof the existing building on said site for use as saidlibrary, at an estimated maximum cost of $14, 500(b) appropriation of said amount therefor and (c)issuance of $14,500 serialbonds to finance said appropriation, and, (3) (a) reconstruction, in part, ofsaidbuilding, at an estimated maximum cost of $51,000,(b) appropriation of said amount therefor,including$4, 500 current funds to provide the down payment,(c) issuance of $46,500 seria 1 bonds to finance thebalance of said appropriation, and (d) expenditure ofany County or Federal funds received therefor tobe exp~ntBd toward the cost thereof or redemption ofany bonds issued therefor or to be budgeted as anoffset to the taxes to pay the principal of and intereston said bonds and stating the estimated total cost ofacquiri ng said land and building and recons true tingsaid building is $74,500," BE APPROVED?
An abstract of such resolution concisely stating the purpose and effect
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FIRST: AUTHORIZING the Village of Angola ("Village") to acquireby purchase the land situate at 38 North Main Street, in the Village, asthe site of a Village library; STATING the estimate¢! maximum cmttherrof,iJXludingsurveys, mapS, plans and estimates and cos ts incidental thereto and thefinancing thereof, is $9,000; APPROPRIATING said amount therefor;AUTHORIZING the issuance of $9,000 serial bonds of the Village pursuantto the Local Finance Law ("Law")., to finance said appropriation; STATINGthe plan of financing includes the issuance of said serial bonds and thelevy arid collect ion of taxes on all the taxable real property in the Villageto pay the principal of said bonds and the interest thereon as the sameshall become,> due and payable;
SECOND: 'AUTHORIZING the Village to acquire by purchase theexisting building situate on said land for use as a Village library, and tograde and improve the site; STATING the estimated maximum cost thereofis $14,500; APPROPRIATING sard; ainount therefor; AUTHORIZING theissuance of $14,500 serial bonds of the Village pursaunt to the Law tofinance said appropriation; STATING the plan of financing includes theissuance of said serial bonds and the levy and collection of taxes on all,the taxable real property in the Village to pay the principal of said bondsand the interest thereon as the same shall become due and payable;
THIRD: AUTHORIZING the Village to reconstruct, in part, saidbuilding, including purchase of the original furnishings, equipment,machinery and apparatus requirecl for the purpose for which said buildingas so reconstructed is to be used; STATING the estimated maximum costthereof, is $51,000; APPROPRIATING said amount therefor, including theappropriation of $4, 500 current funds available therefor to provide therequired down payment; AUTHORIZING the issuance of $46, 500 serialbonds of the Village pursuant to the Law to finance the balance of saidappropriation; STATING the plan of financing includes the use of saidcurrerit funds, the issuance of said serial bonds and the levy of a taxupon all the taxable real property in the Village to pay the principalof said bonds arid the interest thereon as the same shall become dueand payable; STATING the Village expects to receive $11, 000 from the [County of Erie, New York and $21,980 from the United States ofAmerica pursuant to the United States Library and Construction Act(PL. 38-269); AUTHORIZING such amounts so received to be expended!toward the cost of so reconstructing said building or to redemption ofany bonds issued therefor, or to be budgeted as an offset to the taxesfor payment of the principal and interest on thebonds;
FOURTH: DETERMINING AND DECLARING that the estimatedtotal cost of acquiring said land and building and reconstructing, in part,said building, is $74,500; that the period of probable usefulness ofacquiring said land, is thirty (30) years, but the maturity of the bondsherein authorized to be issued therefor not exceed fifteen (15) years;that the period of probable usefulness of acquiring said building, istwenty (20) years, but the maturity of the bonds herein authorized to beissued therefor shall not exceed ten (10) years; that the said building ,authorized to be purchased for use as a Village library is of Class "BI I
constructionas defined by the provisions of Section 11.00 a. 11 (b) ofthe Law, and, in consequence,. the DeriQd of nrohahlp "'N,f"lnp~~ ~,
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FIFTH: DETERMINING that said bonds and any notes issuedin anticipation of said bonds, shall be general obligations of the ViTIageand PLEDGING to their payment the faith and credit of the Village;
SIXTH: DELEGATING to the chief fiscal officer tJie powersand duties as to the issuance of said bonds and any notes issued inanticipation of said bonds and the renewals thereof; and
SEVENTH: DETERMINING that the resolution shall take effectthirty (30) days after its adoption, unless within thirty (30) days apetition shall be filed in accordance with Article 5-A.of the VillageLaw, protesting against the resolution and requesting it to be submitted to the electors for their approval or disapproval.
No person shall be qualified to vote upon the said Proposition
unless he or she is entitled to vote for an officer of the Village and
unless he . or she is the owner of property in the Village assessed
upon the last preceding assessment roll thereof.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
DATED: FEBRUARY 19, 1968
MARIANNE O. ARNOLD.
Village Clerk,. "" .
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Section 6. This resolution shall take effect immediately.
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The adoption of the foregoing resolution was seconded by
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which resulted as follows:
AYES:
NOES:
The resolution was declared unanimously adopted.
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..General - No Veto
CERTIFICATE
6/1/67 (3M)
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I, MAliiIANNE O.AI1NOLD. VlHagElClEil"k (if the \l'Ultlge ot
Angola, in the County t>f li1de,
Stat e of _-.:N::.:·..:e..::w_..:¥::.:o::.::r..::k~·. _ , HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing
annexed extract from the minutes of a meeting of the _
of said V!ll$ge
duly called and held on ~F::..:e~b~:r~u!!::a"".r~;yl.._'1~92:..__, 19 6.8 , has been
compared by me with the original minutes as officially recorded in my
office in t~e Minute Boo~ of said ~~=o~$~:r~d~·..::o=f~~T~ru~~$~t~e~e~s~ __
and is a true, complete and correct copy thereof and of the whole of said
original minutes so far as the same relate to the subj ect mat ters referred
to in said extract.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the
corporate seal of said ~ ~V,~!=n=~~g~e::.: ___
thi s 19th day of _--.F_l\l...;.b_ru_...;.IU,-,'YC-.> , 19~
(Seal)
Regular MeetingMRn. Feb. 19th.,1968
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The Regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld on Monday Feb. 19th.,1968, at the Village Hall.
Meeting was
PRESENT:
called to order by Mayor
Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteJene HeimburgCarl Iannello
Donald L« Carbeck at 7730 P.M.
MayorTrusteeUIlIlIlItIlt1
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FIRE DEPT.Fire Commissioners William Houston and Salvatore Sack were present at themeeting.T~eir inquiry was in regard to the Firemen's exemption, if and whenit could be granted to the active firemen of the Angola Vol. Fire Co.<A list ofSl active firemen was submitted to the Board. Th:tsrrENuest wasapproved by the Board and it was decided by the two Fire Commissioners present that it would be best to table this request until the 1969 Village election date as this must be presented to the Village taxpayers for their vote.Mayor Carbeck suggested that this request be re-newed in Dec. of this yearand not wait until Feb. or March.
Letter was recieved from Zoning Board of Appeals recommending a 12 inchsluice drain tile for all property owners. A resolution is being draftedup by Village Attorney Hurst and will be included at the end of this record of minutes.
Supervisor John Hamlett was present at the meeting. After a discussion onthe provisions included in the contract between the Village and the Townon Snow plowing7 Pelice services and Library aid, Mr. Hamlett stated thatthey have so stated in the contract that the charge to the Village for Policeservices will be $7000.007 and the snow plowing charge will remain as lastyear. They also went on record to assist the Village with ~ of the Bondpayment per year on the Library Bond, not to exceed $2000.00 a yr. It wasmoved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that WHEREAS the Town of Evanshas bwen furnishing certain services to the Village of Angola, NOW THEREFOREIT IS RESOLVED that the Mayor be and is authorized to sign the contractas attached hereunto on behalf of the Village. Un. Crd.
Mayor stated that Grievance hours will be 6 P.M. to 10 P.M. Tuesday Feb.20th.,1968 and requested that all attend.
Request was made for more folding chairs to be used in the old VillageMeeting hall. Mayor instructed the Clerk to write for information and priceson same.
The following transfers were requested by the Treas. to the Budget DirectorA 60 - 100 and A 60-400 must be re-entered on the bUdget due to the Spec.Village Election that has been called by petition of the Village residents.A transfer of $100.00 into A 60-100 Personal Svces. and a total of $300.00into A 60-400 other expenses will be transferred from Surplus funds.A 74-400 = $1000.00 transferred from A lQS-4007 A 101-100 =$1000.00 fromA 100-100 and A 290-400 = 200.00 from A 100-100.Water Dept. F 262-100 = $2000.00 form Contingent Fund and F 290-400 = $200.00from Contingent fund. Moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello. Un.Crd.
Question of Election Inspectors arose and Mr. Hurst stated that the Election inspecotrs from last election could be carried over for this comingSpecial Election. Clerk will notify parties in mention: Mr. Gugino 7 MrsDePasqualle and Mrs Houston. Clerk will serve as Chairman of the ElectionB sardo
'.. O?·t ~pecial Election Resolution was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. White.
(Attached on sepayate sheet) Un. Crd.
The following bills were submitted for payment: Water Dept. cks. # 218-284total of $3169.25. General Dept. cks. # 244 - 538 total of $7361.90. It wasmoved and seconded that bills be paid as submitted by Clerk-Treas. Un.Crd.
MOved and seconded to adjourn. Un. Crd.
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MARIAIVNE A~I'Cler/(. T \[OLD
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_Clerk-Treas •
Tax Sale Minutes. March 4~h.,1968 119After Legal and Proper procedure after publication of unpaid taxes by theVillage Treasurer, and also an explanation of the publication charges affixedto each tax sale parcel due to publication cost of this sale, the tax sale wasopened by the Treasurer at lOrIS A.M. Bids were opened with the first parcel:
PARCEL # 1 = Account 202-177-900. Building and land 50x66 ft. Park St. being irthe name of DAVID GAMBLE, bounded on the north by lands of Leone, bounded on ttthe east by lands of Sibley, bounded on the south by lands of Cook and boundedon the west by Park St.19"6,7 Tax••.... .; •.....•...•..•...•......•...................•....•. 155.00,
Penal.ty•.....•........................................•...... 7.75Interest •............................... '0' ••••••• _0_ •••• t,..... 6,~
168.95Publication charges " , 14.79
183.74There being no bids received for this parcel, bid was declared closes tothe public and said premises were sold to and purchased by the Village aofAngola. ,------
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PARCEL # 2 = Account # 202-491-25. Vacant land, 75ft.x26lft. Hardpan Rd. beingin the name of KATHRYN KLEIN, bounded on the north by lands of Klein, boundedon the east by lands of Drago, bounded on the souht by lands of Klein, andbounded on the west by Hardpan Rd.1967 tax, f ••• ,-, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 6.20
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There being no bids received for this parcel, bid was declared closed to thepublic and said premises were sold to and purchased by the Village of Angola
PAREEL # 3 = Acct. # 202-491-50. House and land, 75ft. x 261.04 ft. HardpanRd. being in the name of KATHRYN KLEIN, Bounded on the north by lands ofCatalanor bounded on the east by lands of Drago, bound~d on the south by landso~~~lein and bounded on the west by Hardpan Rd.1967 tax..............•...................... ~ .................•... 31.00
Penalty•...........•..•..................•................•.... 1.55Interest ' .a.=...!, 24_
33.79Publicati.on charges •.•.......•............................... .:.J.I. 7-9
48.58B~g was opened for this parcel and bid was received from Mary T. Woods ofNewcomb Rd. ~ngola, N.Y. for the amount of $48.58. There being no other bidpaJ;'cel # 3 was sold to Mrs Woods for the sum of $48.58.
--------_._-----,------, --------------PARCEL # 4= Account # 202-491-100. Vacant land 50ft. x 261 ft. Hardpan Rd.being in the name of KATHRYN KLEIN. Bounded on the north by lands of Klein,bmunded on the east by lands of Dragor bounded on the souht by lands of Kelinand bounded on the west by Hardpan Rd.1967 Tax : '..•........•................• 18.60
Penalty .. '.,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .93Interest _~
20.29Publication charges _14.79
There being no bids received on this parcel, bid was declared cI~s~~ to thepublic and said premises were sold to and purchased by the Village of Angola.
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120 PAECEL # 5 = Acct. # 202-492. House and land. 1 Acre. Hardpan Rd. Being inthe name of KATHRYN KLEIN, bounded on the north by lands of Klein, bounded on theeast by lands of Drago} bounded on the south by the Nickle Plate R.R. and boundedon the west by Hardpan Rd.1967 Tax ',."" " """ 52.70
Penalty ".e 'e' .. eo '. 2 .. 64I Interest ~ ' 2,12
57.46Publication charges ' ' : 14.72-
72.25Bid was received from Mary T. Woods of Newcomb Rd. Angola, N.Y. for thisparcel. Bid received was in the amount of $72.25. There being no other bids,this ~%EmXxHRaXKmxaxtBx tax script was sold to Mary T. Woods for the amountof $72.25. Treas. declared this bid closed.-_._-------,----PARCEL # 6 = Account #202~399 (originally # 8 before the sale) House and lot100ft. x 132 ft. Oatman St. being in the name of FRANCIS BOKAN & W. Bounded onthe north by lands of Mendola, bounded on the east by lands of Wasmund, boundedon the south by lands of Misita and bounded on the west by Oatman Ave.1967 tax 89.90
Penalt·y "e e, ·••• e' ••••', ', 4.50Interest .:...:. 3.60
98.00Publication charges •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .&.&.14.79
.112.79There being no bids reveived for this parcel, bid was closed and. said premiseswere sold to and purchased by Village of Angola, N.Y.
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PARCEL # 7 (# 9 on publication) Acct. # 202-408. House and lot 79ft. x 72 ft.Washongton St. being in the. name of FRANCIS BOKAN. Bounded on the north by landsof L.Hulett, bounded on the east by lands of Morrisonr bounded on the south b~
Washington St. and bounded on the west by Washington St.1967 tax••••••••••.••..•••••••••••••••••.••••••••.•.••••••••••••••••• 93.00
Penalty. • . . .. • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . • . . . • . . . . . • • . • . .. 4.• 65Interest .&0- 3.72
101.37Publ icat ion charges •••••. I I • I ••••••• I • I • I ••••• I I • I • I •• I ••• I I •• I ••• I • 14.79
116.16There being. no bid received for this parcel, bid was declared closed and saidpremises were sold to and purchased by Village of Angola
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Penalty•••••.••.•..•.•.•••..•••..••..•..•.•.•••••.•.•.•.••.•••• 5.97Interest •••..•••••••• I ••••••••• I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••_..!...Z2-
130.08Pub1icationcharges •••• ~ ••.•••••.•••••••••.•••.•••••..••..••.•• I • ...... 14.79
144.87There being no bid received for this parcel, bids were declared closed andsaid premises were sold to and purchased by the Village Angola, N.Y
-------------------------,-_._--------PARECL # 9 (# 12 on publ. list) Account # 201-58-140. HoliiSe and lot. Miller Dr.79ft. x 165 ft. being in the name of iARL BARRETT. Bonnded on the north by landsof Wall, bounded on the east by lands of Bump and Greene, bounded on the souhtby lands of Greene and bounded on the west by Miller Dr.
1967 tax •.•.• ~.• ,. ••• ·.••..•••.•...•.........•••.•.•.....•.. .••.•..• 71.30Penalty 3.57Interest .•: 2.!ai
77.71Publication charges......................................... 14.79
-92.50
There being no bid received on this parcel, bids were declared closed andsaid premises were sold to and purchased by Village of Angola.
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Penal ty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 7.44Interest•............................................... , 5,92
162.16Publication charges _14.79 _
176.95There being no bid received on this parcel, bids were decaared closed tothe public and said premises were sold to and purchased by the Villageof Angola, N.Y.
Tax sale was completed and declared clased by Treas. Marianne O. Arnold.Property tax scripts sold were:Acct. # 202-491-50. Kathryn Klein. total of $48.58.Acct. # 202-492. Kathryn Klein ,,,. "" "'''''' 72.25Making a tolal of 1120.83 which included all penalties, interest and publication charges.Total of 8 parcel scripts were purchased by Village of Angola.
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INDEX
Mr. Nigro - Dog complaint
Fire Dept. report
Police Dept. report
Water Dept. report - Mix House plans
St. Dept. Report - data on new snowplows and equipment
Folding chairs to be or~ered.
Transfers
Meter resolution
State Building Code resolution.
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ANGOLA VOLUNTEER FIRE OO.INC:FEBRUARY FIRE REPORT I968
2-IO-68 JAMES FLEMING(CAR FIRE)CAR KNOCKED DOWN GAS PUMPS ATDITCHER'S GAS STATION AND CAUGHT FIRE. CALLED BY RADIOC05TROL AT 4:20 P.M.RELEASED AT 4:45 P.M. TRUCKS I-4-5RESPONDED.It-HOSE USED WITH FOAM. 20 MEN ANSWERED THE
ALARM.
2-I4-68 HOUSE FIRE MIDDLE LANE,MUTUAL AID TO LAKE ERIE BEACHFIRE CO. CALLED BY RADIO CONTROL AT IO:40 A.M.RELEASEDAT 2:05 P.M.TRUCKS I-4-5 RESPONDED.WATER USED.II MENANSWERED THE ALARM.
~-I7-68 COTTAGE FIRE -LAKE BAY,TOWN OF EVANS,MUTUAL AID TO EVANSCENTER FIRE CO. CALLED BY RADIO CONTROL AT I2:00 NOONRELEASED AT I2:30 P.M. TRUCKS I-5 RESPONDED.I3 MEN ANSWERED THE ALARM. FIRE OUT ON ARRIVAL.
@-27-68 HOUSE FIRE -KENNEDY & QUEBEC-MUTUAL AID Tm LAKE ERIEBEACH FIRE CO. CALLED BY RADIO CONTROL AT IO:32 A.M.RELEASED AT II:50 A.M. TRUCKS t-4-5 RESPONDED. WATER WASUSED.8 MEN ANSWERED THE ALARM.
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MONTHLY REPORT TO THE VrLLAGE BOARD
FEBRUARY 1 through FEBRUARY 29,1968
EMERGENCIES:
2 Ambulance calls3 First-Aid calls
TRAFFIC:
4 Vehicle & Traffic arrests5 Parking tags issued2 Accidents investig@)ted5 Funeral escorts4 Bank escorts
OTHER ACTIVITIES:
1 Burglary investigated1 Petit Larceny investigated4 Milicious Mischief complaints
26 Miscellaneous complaints8 Unfounded complaints2 Prowler complaints1 Domestic complaint4 Dog complaints1 Dog bite1 Arrest for Disorderly Conduct1: Arrest for Drunken Driving
17 Vehicles checked6 Vehicles towed off streets4 Assists to Motorists1 Door unlocked in Bmsiness place12 Record checks6 Street lights reported out8 Assists to other Depts~
Monthly Report to the F.B.I.Monthly Report to Dept. of Corrections
Patrolled 2352 miles in February386 gallons of gasoline used in February by Police Dept.44.6 gallons of gasoline used in February by Fire Dept.
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Regular MeetingMonday March 4,1968
The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Villageheld at the Village office on Monday March 4th.,1968.
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of Angola, N.Y. was
Meeting
PRESENT:
was called to order by Mayor CarbecK at 7~30 P.M.
Donald L. CarbecK MayorAllen White TrusteeEarl Kingan II Ull ltll II
Carl Iannello U""IIUII
Jene Heimburg tllIUllltft
Mr. Nigro of North Main St. Angola was present at the meeting with a complaintabout dogs running loose in his yard and the mess that is left by these dogs.He was informed to contact the Village police on this matter and they inturn would contact the dog warden.
Fire Dept. report was submitted by Fire Chief Nelson Wm. Arnold. Read andfiled.
Police Report was submitted by Chief of Police Joseph p. Kane. Read and filed.
WATER COM. REPORT:Water commissioner Jene Heimburg gave a report on his plans that are beingdrafted up for the new mix house and a chlorine room at the Water plant.He will have further information at the next meeting. Mr. Edwin Cotton, theVillage Engineer is setting up the plans.
ST. DEPT. REPORT:St. commissioner Carl Iannello stated that he has been visiting several otherVillages to get ideas on snow plows and trucks, as he will have to makefuture plans in the next budget on the purchase of new equipment.
Eire County Village Officials meeting will be held in Farnham, N.Y. on Mar.21st.
Tax Sale report was submitted by the Treasurer and a copy attached in theMinute book.
Clerk received needed information for the folding chairs that are needed inthe meeting room of the Village hall. It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. byMr. Heimburg that the Clerk be instructed to order 2 dozen more chairs fromthe Hampden Co. in New York after clearance of this order is received fromDept. of Correction, Division of Prison Industries in Albany, N.Y.
A workshop seminar will be held on March 16th. Water Com. will take care ofthis as whether any of his men can attend.
Village Treas. submitted two transfers to the Budget Director that are needed.It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the sum of $200.00be transferred Drom A 121-400 to A 82-200~ and the sum of $150.00 be transferred from A 121-400 to A 290-624. Un. Crd.
It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the followingresolution be passed: RESOLVED The Village Planning Board having recommended to the Village Board that Parking meters be eliminated and that anOrdinance to that effect be adopted. NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED that thisBoard hereby indicates its approval and will take steps to adopt an approiate ordinance to that effect. Un. Crd.
It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. White that the following resolution be passed: RESOLVED, that the Board of Trustees, of the Village of
J~~~la, N.Y. hereby accept the applicabil~ty of the State Building ConstructionCode for the Village of Angola,N.Y. to become effective in said Village ofAngola, N.Y. on the 1st. day of June, 1965, "in accordance with the provisionsof section 374-a of the Executive Law, and it is further resolved, that theVillage of Angola, N.Y. Clerk be, and hereby is, instructed to file a certifiedcopy of this resolution in the principal office of the State Building CodeCpuccil, Division of Housing and Community Renewal, 393 Seventh Avenue, New York]N.Y. and in the office of the Secretary of State at Albany, N.Y.
The following bills were submitted for payment by the Clerk-Treas. WaterDept. cks. # 230-297 total of $2152.697 General Dept. cks. # 255-560 totalof $2784.33. It was moved and seconded that the Treas. pay all bills assubmitted. Un. Crd.
It was moved and seconded to adjourn. Un. Crd •
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Mr. Canton - Water problem
F.B.I. Training
Water - Jene HeimburgTransfers
Tentative BUdget adopted.
Election canvass.
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127Regular Meeting
Mon. Mar. 18,1968
The Regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld on Monday March 18th.,1968, at the Village office.
,Meeting was called to order by Mayor Carbeck at 7130 P.M.
PRESENT: Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteJene HeimburgCarl Iannello
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Mr. Canton, resident at 220 Lake St. in the Village Angola was present at bbemeeting in regard to the water condition that exists on his property. Aftera discussion on this entire problem, Mayor Carbeck stated that he would tryto contact Mr. Spencer of the Erie County Sewer Authority and see if something can be done to eliminate this condition.
Mayor Carbeck stated that he has received a call from William Shoemaker inregard to the new fire truck specifications and that Mr. Shoemaker cannotpresent a bid on this according to the manner that the specifications weredrawn around. It was reported that specifications were mailed to 3 otherFire Distributors plus 4 trucking Companies, and no reports have been received from them on the specifications they received as not being able tobid on them.
Police Dept.: Chief Kane reported that the F.B.I. is conducting a riotschool session add he wanted permission to have his entire police forceattending this session. It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburgthat this permission be granted. Un. Crd.
Resol for Junk cars and public parking on the streets was discussed, Mr.Hurst the Village Atty. will draft up a resolution for next meeting on this.
Water Dept.: Mr. Heimburg stated that he has received many calls on the waterbeing dirty. This is due to the ice condition that exists every year and dueto many of the persons involved blasting the creeks to loosen the ice jamsand this riles up the water and causes this condition. He will be checkingclosely on the water condi6ion and will be working with the Health Dept. onthis matter from day to day until the water condition has been cleared up.
St. Dept. Mr. Iannello stated that he has received many calls on the garabagecondition prevailing in the rear yards of severll homes and businesss. He willhake care of this as soon as possible.
Treas. requested two transfers: Gen. Dept. needs $100.00 in Item A 43-400which can be transferred from A 40-400 and Water Dept. F 290-633 needs$23.26 from Contingent Fund.B 290-650. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd.by Mr Heimburg that the transfers be granted. Un. Crd.
It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. White that the meeting be adjournedto Tues. evening at 7130 P.M. Un. Crd.
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128 Tues. Adjouned Meeting Mar. 19th.,1968.
Tentative Budget was s¥bmitted by the BUdget Director. After a studyof same, it was moved by Mr. Jene Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. AllenWhite that the tentive budget be adopted. Un. Crd.
SPECIAL VI~LAGE ELECTION REPORT ON LIBRARY SITE VOTE.
The Special Village election for the new Library Building was held from 12 noonto 9 P.M. at the Village Office and the resultsaof such election were asfollows:415 votes were cast by the Voters.
176 votes were 5i!asb r:,fb:l:l,'·yes'"on)"j;:he·'Building for the Library.235 Votes were cast for No UllllIIIlIJUIlIIUIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIJlflIIIIUIlIIIIIIIIII.
4 votes were spoiled~.
It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. White to adjourn. Un. Crd.
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INDEX
Re-Org. Appointments & Resolutions
Mrs. Greninger and Mrs Misita present - Water problems.
Fire Trk. bids.
P.Meters to be sold
Supt. exam. date
~udget hearing Ap. 15th.
Report on Water (Jene Heimburg)
Legion request for p. lot for Apr. 28th.
Resol on 1!60th. Ret plan
Fire Hall engine room problem with Drum corps kids.
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MONTHLY REPORT TO THE VILLAGE BOARD
MARCH 1st THROUGH MARCH 31 ST 1968
EMERGENCIES :
INHALATOR CALLS 1FIRST AID CALLS 1
TRAFFIC :
4 VEHICLE & TRAFFIC ARRESTS2 PARKING TAGS ISSUED1 ACCIDENT INVESTIGATED3 FUNERAL ESCORTS
OTHER·ACTIVITIES:
7 PETIT LARCENY COMPLAINTS4 MALICIOUS MISCHIEF COMPLAINTS5 DOMESTIC COMPLAINTS1 CRIMINAL TRESPASS COMPLAINT
21 MISCELLANOUS COMPLAINTS .11 UNFOUNDED COMPLAINTS6 DOG COMPLAINTS1 DOG BITE COMPLAINT3 COMPLAINTS OF DOGD STRUCK BY CARS1 ARREST FOR PASSING STOPPED SCHOOL BUS1 ARREST FOR UNLICENSED OPERATOR2 ARREST FOR UNSAFE TIRES
10 WARNING TICKETS ISSUED FOR VARIOUS ORDINANCE VIOLATIONS6 WARNING TICKETS ISSUED TO CLEAN UP PREMISES
24 VEHICLES CHECKED11 ASSISTS TO OTHER DEPARTMENTS ( ONE STAKE OUT FOR AMHERST PD)
6 RECORD. CHECKS6 ASSISTS TO STRANDED MOTORISTS5 BANK ESCORTS6 STREET LIGHTS REPORTED OUTREPORT TO FBIREPORT TO CORRECTION DEPTCHIEF KANE ATTENDED TWO MEETINGS OF THE ERIE COUNTY LAW, ENF, CORDINATINGPATROLLED 2,471 MILES IN MARCH COMMITTEE410 GALLONS OF GASOLINE USED IN MARCH BY POLICE DEPT.67.2" "" ",,"" FIRE ".
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137RE-ORGANIZATION MEETING
Monday Apr. 1,1968
The Annual Re-Organiza·tion m'3i3ting of the Board of Trustees, Village ofAngola, N.Y. was held on Honday April lst.,1968 at the Village Hall.'
PRESENT: Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteJene HeimburgCarl Iannello
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The list of Appointments and designators plus the expiration dates for thenew Official year commencing April 1,1968 was read by Mayor Carbeck. It wasmoved by Mr. Kingan and seconded by Mr. Iannello that the following resolution be adopted: Resolved the following persons are hereby appointedto the respective named offices for the terms set forth:
Village Attorney•••••••••••••• Floyd Hurst •••••• l yr ••••••'••••• 4/1/69'>(Fire Inspector ••••.••••••••••• Nelson Wm. ArnoldI yr •••••••••• """"""~.Building Inspector •..........• D.Heimburg 1 yr •••......• 111111111111 '.
PI . B d Ch . F D 1 " " " " " " \iann1ng oar a1rman•....••• rage yr •••.......Planning Board Member ••••••••• Carl Ulmer 5 yrs ••••••••• 4/1/73
~Deputy Mayor ••••.•••••••.•••••Allen White 1 yr •••••••••• 4/l/69KSt. Commissioner ••.......•...• Carl Iannello 1 yr •••••••••• II tl II It.Water II II It II II 1111 1111 •••••••••••••• Jene Heimburg 1 yr. • •.•••••. 1111 II t/Police 1111111111111111 ••••••••••••••Allen White 1 yr •••••••.•• 1111 1I~Budget Director•.............•Earl Kingan 1 yr. to •••••••• 1111 uri
Chairman of Assessors •.••••.••• Earl Kingan 1 yr. • ••••..•• "" ""'-Deputy Clerk••...............• Ismay Ware 1 yr. • ......•. lin I';'"
Above were carried by unanimously carried vote.
It was moved by Mr. White and seconded by Mr. Iannello that the followingbe be adopted as read:
1 = Evans National Bank as the Official Bank for depositary.2 = Evans Journal as the Official Village Newspaper.3 = Board Meetings to beheld on the 1st; & 3rd. Monday of each month' with
the exception of July & August where one meeting only will be held forthat period. Meetings to start at 7130 P.M.
4 = Grievance Day to be held on the 3rd. Tues. of February.5 = Clerk-Trease authorized to attend all meetings. and Schools as deemed
necessary by her with all necessary expenses paid by the Village.6 = Mayor to attend all meetings and schools as deemed necessary by him
with all expenses paid by the Village.7 = Mayor a1..lthor,iz:ed to send Trustees to any meetings deemed necessary by
him with all aecessary expenses paid by the Village.8 = Fire Chief and Police Chief authorized to attend all meetings and schools
deemep necessary by them with all necessary expenKes paid by the Village.9 = New Pat~olmen to attend Training Schools before perm. appointment with
all necessary expenses paid by the Village.10= Village Office to be closed on all Legal and Bank Holidays.11 = Zoning Board and Planning Board Members authorized to attend all meetings
deemed necessary with all necessary expenses paid by the Village.12= All Dept. Headr Village Officers1 Village Officials to attend the Erie Co.
Village Officials Association meetings each month with the exception ofthe months from May thru. August, with all exepsBsnes paid by the Village.
Above carried by majority vote.
Mayor Carbeck declared the above appointments and resolutions closed andopened the meeting under regular business.
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Mrs Anna Greninger and Mrs Johm Misita wwre present at the meeting with waterdrainage problems on their respective properties. After hearing their complammts,Mayor Carbeck and St. Com. Carl Iannello assured them that they would check thistrouble out and ,would try to end this prevailing situation as soon as possible.
Fire Report was submitted by Chief Nelson W. Arnold. Read and ordered filed.
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At this time Mayor Carbeck requested all Fire Truck bids be presented andat 8rOl P.M. Mayor Carbeck declared all bids closed. The following sealedbids were received:1 = American La France =2 = Young Fire Equip. =3 = Sanford Fire Corp. =
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Due to the length of time required by the Atty. to check each bid that wassubmitted, it was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the bidsbe tabled until the next meeting to be held on Apr. 15th. This will give theFire Commissioners, Chief, and Village Atty. time to cheek each bid. Un. Crd.
Mayor Carbeck received a letter from the Springville Village Clerk in regardto the parking meters that the Village has removed and desire to sell. Clerkwas instructed to write to the Parking Meter Co. for an estimate on whatprice to set on the sale of the used meters.,
)(~ayor stated that the Supt. of Public Works eaxm. date has been set by,vffice of Personnel and will be held in May.
Public Hearing on the Budget will be held on April 15th. at 8 P.M.
Water Com. Jene Heimburg gave a full report on the water situation and theresults from the Health Dept. in regard to the water tests.
Letter of request for the use of the Village parking lot on Com. St. was rec'dfrom the Newcomb Long Post for Loyalty Day parade. It was moved by Mr. Whiteand 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg that permission be granted. Un. Crd.
Supt. of Public Works asked what action should he take on the delinquent waterbills that are still unpaid from the Jan. water qtr. He was instructed by theVillage Board that he should commence at once to collect all money standingout, and to turn water services off where payment is not received.
Mayor Carbeck submitted'the resolution providing a 1!60th. pension benefit undera non-contributory plan for the Village employees. It waS moved by Mr. Iannelloand 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the following resolution be adopted pending theLegislative action on the extension required by the State:"At a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village of Angola, State of NewYork, held at 41 Commercial St., Angola, N.Y. on April Ist.,1968,Mayor Carbeckoffered the following resolution:BE IT RESOLVED: that the Board of Trustees ofthe Village of Angola, N.Y. does hereby elect to come under the provisions ofChapter 1006 of the Laws of 1966, as presently or hereater amended, andentitled" An act to amend the Retirement and Social Security Law, in relation to establishing non-contributory retirement plans and ordinarydeath benefits for state employees and members of participating employers"and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: that the members" contributions in the employ of the is
above shall be suspended and that the effective date of such suspension shall be tthe payroll period beginning on the 1st. day of April, 1968." Un. Crd.
The follOWing bills were submitted by the Treas. for payment: General Dept.CkS. # 289-617 total of $4025.54 and Water Dept. Cks. # 254-264 total of$3415.33. It was moved and 2nd. that the Treas. be authorized to pay all billsas submitted. Un. Crd.
Fire Report March 1968133
March 15 = Carl Mascio - Hardpan Road, Evans, Block Building house, Calledby radio control at 12,45 A,M, Released at 4,00 A,M, Trucks #1-4 & 5 responded, 13 men answered the alarm, Booster & ll.;;/O lineswere used, Owner of property - Cy Mascio, 9878 Hardpan Rd, Evans,
March 18 - Nelson Remington - Congdon & Pontiac Rd, Evans, Frame house,Called by radio control at 3,05 P,M. Released at 5,15 P,M. Trucks1-4 & 5 responded, 14 men answered the ala~, Water used, Waited25 minutes at the Village gas pumps for the Police to unlock thegas pumps so the trucks could refuel,
March 25 - False alarm, 11,03 A,M, Released at 11,05 A,M.
March 27 - N,Y,Central & Cain Road, Field fire, Called by Radio control at3,20 P,M, Released at 4,00 P,M, Water & brooms used, Truck 1 $ 5responded, 6 men answered the alarm,
March 29 - Grass fire, South Main St, between Pontiac & Hardpan raod, Evans,Cause of fire - burning trash, Called by radio control at 2,30 P.Mreleased at 2,50 P,M, Trucks # 1 & 4 responded, 4 men answeredthe alarm, Brooms & Indian tanks used,
March 30 - Grass fire, Rte, 20 & Pontiac Road, Called by radio control, at2,25 P,M. Released at 2,55 P,M, Trucks 1-4& 5 responded, 14men answered the. alarm, Brooms and Indian tanks used,
March 30 - Charles Cervola - Brant Rd, Grass fire and old shed des~royed,
Called by radio control at 4,45 P,M, Released at 6,00 P,M. Trucks1 - 4 & 5 responded, 20 Men answered the alarm, Brooms & Indiantanks and ll.;;/O hose were used,
March 31 - Grass fire - Woodland Parkway & Terrylynn, Village, Called byradio control at 11,15 A,M. Released at 11,33 A,M, Trucks 1 - 5responded. 13 men answred the alarm, Indian tanks & brooms used,
March 31 - Monaco - S,Main St, Evans, Grass - shed - 2 car garage, Cause offire - burning rubbish, Called by radio control at 1'05 P.M.Released at 2,45 P,M. Trucks 1-4 & 5 responded, 21 men answeredthe alarm, Water used,
RespectfUlly submitted by:
/~e~e~"//u4aL~./~t:-'Nelson Wm, ArnoldFire Chief,Angola Vol, Fire Co, Inc,
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139Report was given on the Library BUilding being voted down by the taxpayers.This discussion was tabled until the Apr. 15th. meeting.
Police Com. Allen White stated to the Board that on several vists to theVillage office he has seen the Drum Corp. group of boys that meet in theFire Hall for drum corps reljearsals congregat2ng around the Fire Trucksand Fire Equipment in the Fire Engine room and loitering aroundd and usingthe phone. Mr. White stated that this practice should cease at once andthis goup not be allowed to congregate in the Engine room, due to thelarge amount of money invested in Village fire fighting equipment andshould there be any personal injury to come to any of the group runmingaround in that area. Mayor Carbeck requested that Mr. White attend thenext Fire meeting and present this to the Fire Company, to see if thispractice can be stopped as soon as possible.
It was moved and 2nd. to adjourn. Un. Crd.
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$ 3200.00
1200.00400.00
4700.00400.00
100.002200.00
3500.002500.00
200.00100.00
200.004100.00
5000.00
3500.003350.00
28422.002000.009000.00
300.00
HOOO.OO
7800.0012000.0023000.00
200.00
2500.008000.00
2000.00
8700.00
SHADE TREES400 - other expenses
STREET LIGHTING400 - other expenses
A 104
Village of Angola Final Budget for 1968-1969. Adopted 4/15/68. 14~CT.# BUDGET ITEM AMOUNT
GENERAL FUNDA 10 -TRUSTEES
100 - Personal Services
A 30 MAYOR100 - Personal Services400 - other expenses
A 40 CLERK-TREAS.100 - Personal Services400 - other expenses (schools)
A 43 VILLAGE OFFICE200 - Equipment400 - other expenses
A 54 VILLAGE ATTORNEY100 - Personal Services400 - other expenses
A 60 VILLAGE ELECTION100 - Personal Services400 - other expenses
A 64 PLANNING BOARD100 - Personal Services400 - other expenses
A 74 VILLAGE HALLS400 - other expenses
A 81 FIRE DEPARTMENT200 - Equipment400 - other expenses
A 82 POLICE DEPARTMENT100 - Personal Services200 - equipment400 - other expenses
A 85 KEEPER OF THE POUND400 - other expenses,
A 100 STREET ADMINISTRATION100 - personal services
A 101 STREET MAINTENANCE100 - Personal Services200 - equipment400 - other expenses
A 102 STREET CLEANING400 - other expenses
A 103 SNOW REMOVAL200 - Equipment400 - other expenses
A 105
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Tax rate for 1968-69 = $36.00 M.
WATER DEPARTMENTF260 PUMPING STATION
100 - Personal Services200 - Equipment400 - other expenses
, I F 262 DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM100 - Personal Services200 - Equipment400 - other expenses
F 263 ADMINISTRATION100 - Personal Services
A 121
A 125
A 209
A 234
A 290
A· 300
A 1005A 1401A 1801A 1922A 2301
A 2302A 2305A 2625A 2928
STORM SEWERS400 - other expenses
REFUSE400 - Other expenses
YOUTH PROGRAM400 - other expenses
PUBLICITY100 - Personal Services400 - other expenses
VILLAGE GENERAL400 - other expenses623 - Taxes on Village property624 - Tax Adv. expenses628 - State Retirement630 - Workmens Compensation633 - Social Security650 - Contingent Fund660 - Provision for unpaid taxes680 - Interest on Bonds690 = Setia1 Bonds Fire Truck & Sts.
Land PurchaseLibrary
ESTIMATED REVENUES
Estimated balance June 1st. / 1968.Real Estate Taxes prior yearsInterest & PenaltiesRentals on BUildingsFire ProtectionStatile AidSts. & Railroad AidYouth ProgramMortgage TaxFees returned by the StateSales TaxSidewalksInterestLibrary (Town Contribution)To be raised by Taxation
1475000.00
8000.00
3600.00
300.00400.00
5500.00300.00300.00
7500.001800.002700.003155.50
500.00800.00
Impr. 2500.003000.004000.00
25000.00--------
400.00300.00
5000.0014000.00
3000.001800.001000.00-------
22000.00------1500.002000.00
122927.50198927.50
23500.004500.00
:24000.00
11500.003000.00
17736.80
9000.00
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Water Dept. Continued: 149WATER GENERALF 290
F 300
400 616628630633650680690
other expensesTaxes on Real EstateState RetirementWorkmens CompensationSocial SecurityContingent FundInterest on BondsSerial Bonds
2300.003500.003000.00lQOO.OO2200.002305.822457.38
10500.00
116500.00
F 1101F 1125F 1102F 1919
ESTIMATED REVENUESEstimated balance June 1,1968Village SalesDistrictsOutside Village SalesMisl. Revenue
25000.0028500.0038000.0022000.00
3000.00
116500.00
EMPLOYEES
A 10
A 30
A 40
A 54
A 82
A 100
A 101
WAGE SCHEDULE ADOPTED APRIL 15,1968.
TRUSTEES (4)
MAYOR
CLERK-TREAS.Deputy Clerk
VILLAGE ATTORNEY
POLICE DEPT.Police ChiefSr. PatrolmanPatrolmanExtra PatrolmanPart time patrolmen @ 2.10 hr.
STREET ADMINISTRATIONSupt. Public Works (Prov. Orr) ~
Leslie Garlock MaintenanceExtra laborers & Overtime labor @ 2.10
STREET MAINTENANCEWilliam Newcomb ~ shareExtra manLaborers @ 2.10 hr.
$800.00
1200.00
3200.001500.00
3500.00
7300.005900.005450.005100.004672.00
3432.005148.002420.00
2402.402402.402995.20
1513200.00
1200.00
4700.00
3500.00
28422.00
11000.00
7800.00
59822.00
operators
~TER DEPT.
F 260-100
F 262-100
F 263
Pl1mping StationLeo WidmerRobert BeckGeorge LetzinHoward KuhnExtra labor relief
DistributionAlfred WareWilliam Newcomb ~
New ManOvertime labor & relief laborers
ADMINISTRATIONClerk-TreaseDeputy ClerkSupt. Public Works (Orr)Overtime for Supt.
5700.005100.005512.004784.002404.00
5834.402402.402402.40860.80
3000.002300.003432.00.268.00
23,500.00
11,500.00
_ 9,000.0L.
44,000.00
£!E:!:IFICATIQl!I certify that this is a true copy of the budget of the Village of
Angola, New York, for the fiscal year ending May 31,1969, as it wasadopted by the Village Board on Monday April l5th.,1968.
Marianne O. ArnoldClerk-TreasurerVillage of Angola, N.Y.
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Fire Trk. bids rejected.
B.Permit - C.Iannello
Tentative Budget passed
Sale P.Meters
Loyalty Day Parade
Transfers
Water Plant report
ADJOURNED MTG. INDEX
New Spec. on F.Truck
New Chlorinator at Plant
B.Permits
Hydrant report.
Index
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Regular Meeting
The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld on Monday April 15th.,1968 at the Village Hall.( ....:".; ,
Meeting was
PRESENT:
Absent:
called to order at 7130
Donald L. CarbeckAllen WhiteEarl KinganJene HeimburgCarl Iannello
P.M. by Mayor Donald L. Carbeck.
MayorTrustee11111111111111
II 11 II II 11 II II
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The Fire Truck Committee consisting of Fire Commissioners William Houston1John Azzarella and Salvatore Sack, and Fire Chief Nelson Arnold and Asst.Chief Kenneth Herman were present at the meeting in regard to the new Firetruck bid that was tabled from the last meeting. Fire Commissioner Wm.Houston stated that the Committee had met to discuss the bids that had beensubmitted and requested that the 3 bids received be rejected and to readvertise for new bids. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburgthat this request be granted. Un. Crd. Committee was so instructed to meetand set up a new set of specifications, which will be reviewed by VillageAttorney before presentation to the Village Board for publication. Mr. "Houston presented a letter to the effect of the request. (This is on aseparate sheet in the record book) Clerk was instructed to return the bidbonds to each bidder.
Mayor Carbeck gave the report on the Erie Co. Village Officials meetingto be held in Akron, N.Y. Thursday evening April 18th.
Building permit was received from Mr. Carl Iannello for repairs to hisproperty on Center Street. It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr.White that the permit be granted. Un. Crd.
~ayor Carbeck stated that the public hearing on the tentative bUdget isopen and if, anyone is present at this meeting for this hearing, he wouldhear them, there being no one present for the tentative budget hearing, itwas moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. White that the following resolutionbe passed: WHEREAS this Board of Trustees has met ~t the time and placespecified in the notice of public hearing on the tentative budget and heardall persons desiring to be heard then NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED thatthe tentative budget as amended and revised as hereinafter set forth ishereby adopted and that sev~ral qmounts stated together with the amountsset forth in Statement 1 as requeired for the payment of principal andinterest on indebtness be and hereby a're approiated for the objects andpurposes specified and the salaries and wages stated in such budget shall beand hereby affixed at the amounts shown therein effective June 1,1968. Un. Cr,
Discussion was held on the sale of the parking meters to the Village ofSprin gville. The price set by fue Board was for $10.00 each meter. Clerkto notify Springville if they are still interested in the purchase of same.Mayor Carbeck instructed Sup. Public Works Alton Orr to remove the meterpipes that, are set in the meter areas. The p~pes are to be removed flushwith the walk, the work to be done this week if possible.
Mr. Heimburg prese~ted a quotation to the Board on the flood light billhe recieved from Woodman Electric. This was tabled until next meeting!
Mayor Carbeck announced the Loyalty Day Parade to be held on Sun. Apr.28th. The Board has been requested to participate in ,this parade.
Mayor Carbeck received a bill from Sciarrio Bros. for work at the Davishome on Orchard Ave. This was tabled until next meeting. '
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~reas. requested two tEansfers that are needed: A 43-400 for $200.00 andA 74-400 for $500.00. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. White bhat$200.DO be transferred from A 102-400 into A 43-400 and $500.00 be transferredfrom A 103-200 into A 74-400. Un. Crd.
Mayor Carbeck received a letter of thanks from the Angola Library Board fortheir work on the Special Election that was held pn the new Library Building.
The following bills were submitted: Water Dept. cks. # 265-346 total of $3879.16and Gen. Dept. Cks. # 308-648 total of $3113.66. It was moved and 2nd. tohave the Treas. pay all bills as submitted. Un. Crd.
Due to the lenght of this meeting, it was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. byMr. White that this meeting be adjourned to April 22nd. Un. Crd.
ADJOURN!1ENT Mon. Apr. 22nd.,1968Meeting was called to order by Mayor Carbeck at 7130 P.M. All Members werepresent.
Building permits received: Mr'. William Houston - erection of a Fire place athis home on Glenwood Ave.1 Mr. Joseph Palmerton - patio encloseure and Mr.Frank Ricn - Car port. It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Kinganthat the permits submitted be granted and that Mr. Rich's permit be sentto the Board of Appeals for their approval. Un. Crd.
Fire Commissioner Salvatore Sack and Fire Chief Nelson Arnold and Asst. ChiefKenneth Herman were present at the meeting and presented a new set of truckspecifications that have been approved by the Fire Tr¥ck Committee for there-bidding on the new Fire Truck. It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr.Heimburg that the new specifications as submitted and approved by the Committee be accepted by the Village Board and that the Clerk be authorizedto publish in the April 25th. issue of the Evans Journal the notice ofpublication for the bids to be opened at the May 6th. meeting at 8 P.M.Notice to be published: RESOLVED: The specifications as submitted for one (1)1000 Gallon Class "A" TRIPLE COMBINATION PUMPER are hereby approved. Bidsare to be advertised in the Evans Jouraal in the issue of April 25th.,1968,to be received and opened at the regular Board meeting May 6th.,1968 at 8P.M.Fire. Chief Nelson Arnold gave a report on the Fire Hydrant test that he heldSunday April 2lst.,1968. He stated that there are several fire hydrants thatneed immediate attention, especially the one at Sunset Blvd. for the Wm.T.Hoag School area.
Village Clerk stated that Mr. Elmer Ganshaw, Supt. of Public Works fromSpringville, N.Y. has been to Angola and collected the parking meters thatthe Village of Springville purchased. There were 98 meters and only 60 ofthem were in good condition for sale, the rest were not usable only for afew parts that maybe could be salvaged. The meters were sold for a price of$600.00 to Springville.
Request wwas made for additional help needed on the streets dept. so Clerkwas. instructed to place an ad in the local paper advertising for maintenancehelp.
Discussion was held on the emergency equipment that is needed at the AngolaPumping statim'!'. The following resolutions were adopted: WHEREAS, theAngola Pumping Station has been using and found very satisfactory Wallace& Tiernan Chlorinating Machinery, NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED on recommendation of Mr. Edwin Cottin, Village Engineer, in order to provide necessaryreplacement and repair without unnecessary delay in such vital equipment thatthe Village standardize on Wallace & Tiernan Chlorinating Machinery. Movedby mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello. Un. Crd.
WHEREAS the Erie County Health Department has required the immediate installation of compatible chlorinating equipment before authorizing the Villageto continue operation of the Water treatment and purification plant and9l'
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ANGOLA, NEW YORKApril 15, 1968
Angola Village Board41 Commercial Street
: Angola, New York 14006
Attention: Mr. Donald Carbeck, Mayor
Gentlemen:
Subsequent to the opening of bids on the proposed new fire truck, the undersignedcommittee traveled to Akron, New York and thoroughly reviewed and inspected construction details of the American-LaFrance unit, as manufactured by the company presenting the low bid.
It is the unanimous decision of the committee that the American-LaFrance unit wouldbest serve the needs of our Angola Volunteer Fire Department, while at the same timebenefit the taxpayers of the Village as this is the unit lowest in price of the three bidssubmitted.
Relative to Mrs. Arnold's April 11, 1968 letter detailing the Village Attorney's legalopinion concerning the fire truck bids, we must, of course, leave the final decision asto the award of the bed for the truck purchase, to the best judgement of your board.
If it is your decision to reject all bids, rather than to waive the informalities in theAmerican-LaFrance bid, and thus purchase from the low bidder, be rest assured thatyou will have the prompt and continued cooperation of the Fire Department's new truckcommittee in developing new specifications. Said new specifications could then besubmitted to you for revIew, prior to the solicitation of new bids.
Respectfully submitted byyour Fire CommIs sioners,
William G. Houstoncc: Floyd Hurst, Attorney
Nelson W. Arnold, ChiefKenneth Herman, 1st. Ass't. ChiefHenry P. Hornbeqer, 2nd. Ass't. ChiefHarrv Stoll. Secretarv. A. V. F •D. Inc.
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upon the recommendation of the Village Engineer Mr. Edwin Cotton who 1.57also stated that such equipment is the only available without depay, NOWTHEREORE IT IS Clet;erfiilLi'Jed that an emergency exists in order to keep theplan~ in operation wherein the County Health Department requires theimmediate installation of a residual Chlorine Analayzer and recorder,an automatic V notch chlorinator and a differ~ntial converter and it isFURTHER RESOLVED that the Village accept the offer of Wallace & TirnenInc. dated April 1,1968 for the installation of a W & T Company LoopChlorinator S~stem at the stated price of $5340.00. Such order to be placedfor immediate $nstallation without necessity of bid procedureS. Movedby Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan. Un. Crd.
It was moved and 2nd. to adjourn. UR. Crd.
CJn)LaLI/t;2J!<~</LMayor
M/\r~I/lJIN[ Ar{NOLD
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INDEX
Building permits: S.Kinr R.Balestreri and ~eo. Ehmke.
Fire Report
Police Report
St. Lighting proposal
Floy's resol on salary
Transfers Water Dept.
Fire Trk. bids opened
Clean up week.
Cotton - New Chlorinator
Library Resol.
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159FIRE REPORT FOR APRIL 1968
April 5 = John Wall - School & High Sts. (Village). 2 story frame house.Called by radio control at 7 A.M. Released at 10130 A.M. Trucks1-2 & 5 responded. 23 Firemen answered the alarm. 1~-2~ Boosterlines used. '
April 7 = Norwalk-Western (Penna. R.R.) Grass Fire (R.R.Ave.) Called byradio control at 12115 P.M Released at 12130 P.M. Truck # 1responded. 17 men answered the alarm. (Fire out on arrival)
April 9 = Grass fire - 660 Lake St. Village. Called by radio control.at 2145 P.M. Released at 3100 P.M. Truck # 1 rewponded. 8 men answered
the alarm. (Fire out on arrival)
April 10= Lerczak & Com. Sts. (Village) Grass fire. Called by radio controlat 3105 P.M. Released at 3135 P.M. Brooms & Indian ganks used.Truck # 1-5 responded. 6 men answered the alarm.
April 12= Cain Rd. Grass fire. Called by radio control at 4130 P.M. Released at 4150 P.M. Trucks # 1 - 5 responded. 16 men answeredthe alarm. (Fire out on arrival)
April 11- Reeves Rd. at Utica (Town) Called by Radio control at 2145 P.M.Released at 2147 P.M. Trucks 1-4-A responded. (Released on arrival). Mutual aid to L.E.B.F.Co.
April 13= Norfolk-Wester R.R. - Srass fire. Called by radio control at 7130P.M. released at 8;05 P.M. Trucks # 1-5 responded. 20 men answered the alarm. Indian tanks and brooms used.
April 16 = Gordon Robinson (Town) Rt. 5. Called by Radio control at 5;05 P.M.Released at 5;25 P.M. Trucks # 1-5 responded. 15 men answeredthe alarm. (Mutual aid to E.Center Fire Co.)
April 14= Sullivan - Versailles Plank Rd. (Town) Grass fire. Called byradio control at 4;15 P.M. Released at 5100 P.M. Truck # 1-5responded. 12 men answered the alarm. Brooms, Indaian Tanks andbooster lines used.
April 17= Norfol~-Western R.R. Cain Rd. (Town) Field & telephone poles.Called by Radio control at 5;30 P.M. Released at 6;30 P.M.Trucks # 1-5 responded. * 20 men answered the alarm. Boosterand brooms used.
April 20= N.Y.C. R.R. End of Center St. (Village) Grass fire. Called byradio control at 4100 P.M. Released at 4;30 P.M. Truck # 1responded. 13 firemen answered the alarm. Booster & brooms used.
April 22= Lockwood - So. Main St. (Village) Refuse fire (Dumps) Calledby radio control at 4145 P.M. Released at 5110 P.M. Trucks # 15 responded. 17 men answered the alarm. Booster lines used.
April 28 =Jos. LoBello Pontiac Rd. (Town) Called by radio control at10;30 P.M Released at 10155 P.M. Trucks # 1-5 responded.16 men answered the alarm. (False Alarm)
April 30= Norfold-Western R.R. (Village) Ruptured fuel oil tanks on 2diesel engines. Used foam to soak fuel oil down. Called by radio con~
control at 5;45 A.M. Released at 7 A.M. Trucks # 1- 5 responded.12 men answered the alarm.
Submitted by: Nelson Wm. ArnoldFire ChiefAngola Vol. Fire Co. Inc.
MONTHLY REPORT TO THE VILLAGE BOARD
APRIL 1st to APRIL 30th 1968
EMERGENCIES:
1 INHALATOR CALL4 FIRST AID CALLS4 AMBULANCE CALLS1 RESCUE FROM BIG SISTER GORGE
TRAFFIC:
6 V & T ARHESTS5 ACCIDENTS INVESTIGATED
:UO ESCOHTS6 SPECIAL TRAFFIC CONTHOL INCIDENTS
OTHER ACTIVITIES:
1 GRAND LARCENY1 BURGLAHY2 MISSING PEHSONS2 CARS STOLEN3 CRIMINAL MISCHIEF COMPLAINTS2 PHOWLER COMPLAINTS BOTH UNFOUNDED1; PETIT LAHCENY COMPLAINT UNFOUNDED1 ASSAULT5 DOMESTIC COMPLAINTS4 DOG BITE COMPLAINTS2 ARHESTS ON WAHRANT FOR OTHER AGENCIES1 CALL FOH THE VILLAGE MATRON SERVICESt AHREST FOR UNSAFE TIRES2 ARREST FOR SPEEDING1 ARREST FOR INADEQUATE MUFFLER1 UNLICENSED OPERATOR1 UNSAFE TURN AT INTERSECTION4 DOORS FOUND OPEN
11 MISC COMPLAINTS8 ASSISTS TO EVANS PD7 ASSISTS TO OTHER AGENCIES9 FIRE CALLS
11 CAR CHECKS6 STREET LIGHTS REPORTED OUT1 SLA COMPLAINT ( SALE TO MINORS)2 CALLS TO VILLAGE WATER DEPT RE: BREAKS2 APPERANCES IN FAMILY COURT6 MEN ATTENDED FBI RIOT SCHOOL
REPORT TO CORRECTIONREPORT TO FBI
2.664 MILES PATROLLED BY VILLAGE POLICE DEPT426.5 GALLONS OF GASOLINE USIW BY APD1,15.2" " " " "AFD
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161REGULAR MEETING
Monday May 6th. , 1968
The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y.was held on Monday May 6th.,1968, at the Village Hall.
Meeting was called to order by Mayor Donald L. Carbeck at 7730 P.M.
PRESENT: Donald L. Carbeck MayorAllen White TrusteeCarl Iannello 11111/1111
Earl Kingan II HII II II
Jene Heimburg 1111111111
BUILDING PERMITS:Building permits were received from: Robert Balistreri to add a bedroomto his present home.Stephen Kin to erect a patio and George Ehmke·to erect a fireplace.It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. White that the above permitsbe granted and the permit of George Ehmke be referred to the Zoning Boardof appeals for their approval. Un. Crd.
Fire Report was submitted by Chief Nelson Arnold. Read and filed.Police Report 1111 111111 111111 II II II II II JIll II II II II II II Joseph Kane. 111111111111111111111111
Discussion on Chief Kane attending a seminar from July 7-12th. washeld and this was tabled until next meeting.
STREET DEPT. Report:St. ,Com. Carl Iannello reported that he received a proposal from theNiagara Mohawk on the street lighting bill for 1968-69 and it exceedsthe present bUdget tigure of $8700.00. Mr. Edward Cunningham from theNiagara Mohawk was at the meeting and he was informed that this proposal will be tabled until next meeting.
Letter was received from Elwyn Guest on Bus' parking on No.Main St. Thiswas tabled until next meeting.
Letter was received on Mrs Stevenson's picture in the BUffalo Evening Newswith the children picking up litter on No.Main St. District PrincipalWilliam Houston submitted his ap9wogies to the Village Board as this wasall unknown to him.
Mr. Aronica was present at the meeting with information in regard to there-zoning of R 1 Area on Lerczak Dr. & Com. St.
Discussed was tabled on the light for the front of the V11iage'Hall.
Mayor Carbeck is holding a combined joint meeting with the Planning Boardand the Village Board on Fire Prevention Safety Code topic. on June 11th.'
It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the followingresolution be adopted:WHEREAS, under Code item A 54-400 the sum of $1500.00 was allocated.NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the sume of $1500.00 of said item betransferred to Item A 54-100 and the salary of Floyd H~rst, VillageAtty., for personal services be increased in like amount. Un. Crd.
It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. Ianneloo that the followingresolutions be adopted:The Specifiacations filed herewith are for Ash, Garbage and Refuse Removal,Gravel and Concrete also for the Village of Angola during the year 19681969, and are hereby approved and attached hereto, and Marianne Arnold,Village Clerk is authorized to publish for bids for 1968-69 and toreceive and open such bids on May 20th,1968 at 8700 P.M. Da~light Savinstime. Un. Crd.
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1~quest was submitted by Marianne Arnold, Clerk-Treas. for 2 transfers in thewater Dept. F 260-100 needs $1000.00 and F 290-400 - $32.48. It was movedby Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. White that the Clerk-Treas. be permitted tomake ~ransfers as necessary from the Contingent Fund F 290-650. Un. Crd.
It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the week of June1st. be designated as Clean up, Fix up and Paint 'up week for the VillageAngola, N.Y. Un. Crd.
Three applications were received for general maintenance work. One application being from Richard Barcik, a part time employee in the PoliceDept. Clerk was instructed to check with Mr. Trigg of the Personnel Officeif Mr. Barcik can be employed in both depts. until after the probationaryperiod of 6 months.'
Mr. Edwin Cotton was present at the meeting with his report on the newequipment fo r the plantHe quoted a figure of $7447.00 for completeing thechlorine room and the new chlorinator. It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and2nd/ by Mr Kingan that Mr. Cotton be given permission to proceed with hiswork at the plant. Un. Crd.
At this time Mayor Carbeck called for all sealed bids on the Pumper tobe opened: It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. White that thefollowing resolution be adopted:WHEREAS specifications wereheretofor approved and publication of Noticeto Bidders dUly published. Sealed bids to be opened and publicily readat 8,00 P.M. May 6th.,1968 and WHEREAS siad time and place the only bidreceived was from American LaFrance, 100 East LaFrance St. Elmira, N.Y.in the amount of $29,881.00, NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED that purchaseof Class A - 1000 G P.M~ Pumper be made from the Amercian LaFrance Co.pursuant to said specifications at the bid price of $29,881.00 and the Mayoris authorized and directed to execute the contract in duplicate.Bid bond in the amount of $29.881.00 is to be filed by the clerk pendingreceipt of the performance bond, and the payment terms are 30 days afterthe date of acceptance of the tuuck Un. Crd.
The following bills were submitted for payment: Water Dept. cks •.# 294-375= $6755.88 and General Fund cks. # 344-681 total of $3377.69. t was movedand 2nd. that the Clerk-Treas. be permitted to pay all bills as submitt4d.Un. Crd.
Discussion was held on the Building for the Library: It was moved byMr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg that the following resolution be
adopted. (Resolution on separate sheet)
165WHEREAS, the Village Board has considered the great need
of' the Village of Angola f'or an adequate Library Building andhas determined that it is to the advantage of' the Village of'Angola that such Library Building should remain wi thin theVillage of' Angola, and
WHEREAS, the Leone Building next to the Town Hall is stillavailable f'or option by the payment of' FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS($500,00) to be credited towards the remaining balance of' SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ($16,000.00) plus adjustments of' suchpurchase price, ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($1,000.00) having beenheretof'ore paid, an.d
WHEREAS, consideration has been given to the possibilityof' erection of' a new Library Building at costs which areestimated to exceed TWO HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS($250,000.00) and ruled out of' the question because of' suchexcessive costs, and
WHEREAS, the total estimated cost of' purchase, remodelingand f'urnishing of' the completed Library at the Main Streetaddress would require to be raised by bond issue an estimatedTHIRTY-NINE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($39,000.00) towards which theTown. Board of' Evans has agreed to pay an annual amount equal tothe amount to be paid by the Village up to T\.J'O THOUSAND DOLLARS($2,000.00) per year, and
WHEREAS, under the proposed arrangement approximatelyT,VENTY-ONE THOUSAND N[NEHUNllI;lED EIGHTY DOLLARS ($21,980.00)is to be contributed f'rom Federal Funds through the State of'New York, and
WHEREAS, under the propo,sed arrangement approximatelyELEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ($11,000.00) is to be contributed byErie County Library System by providing all Library shelving,desks, f'urniture and f'urnishings f'or such new building, and
WHEREAS, under such agreement wi th the County Library System,the Village of' Angola does not pay f'or any of' the expense of'salaries of' employees, or other costs of' operation of' the Library:'such costs being paid by the County System,
NOl.J' THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED, that the option. be renewed bythe payment of' FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($500.00) af'ter June 1st,1968, such renewal to be f'or such time as is necessary to f'ulf'illthe legal requirements for nece ssary f'inancing.
It was moved and seconded to adjourn. Un. Crd.
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St. Lighting proposalAm. Legion Inv.Letter from Beuatification ProgramLetter for John Talbot app.Sciarrino bill of DavisZoning approval on G.Ehmke permittransfersNew st. trk. specs.Bids: ConcreterGrabel and Refuse.Library new option
OPTION AGREEMENT
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THIS AGREEMENT, made this L day of May, 1968, between
MARTHA LEONE, residing at Angola, New York, hereinafter called
"Seller" and VILLAGE OF AN GaLA, hereinafter called "Buyer" in
the mann.er following:
Seller, for a good and valuable consideration, hereby cove
nan.ts an.d agrees to sell and convey to Buyer, all that tract or
parcel of land, together with the improvements thereon, situate
in the Village of An.gola, County of &'ie, and State of New York,
briefly described as follows:
Premises known as Leone Building at38 North Main Street, together wi thall lands belonging to Seller lyingimrnedJ. ate ly south of the Evan s TownHall, fronting on North Main Streetan.d rear on Alley.
Seller agrees to sell the said premises for the sum of
SEVENTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ($17,000.00, ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
($1,000.00) of which has heretofore been paid and is to apply up-
on the purchase price.
Buyer agrees to pay an. addi tional sum of FIVE HUNT)R2::J DOLLAHS
($500.00) on Jun.e 3rd, 1968, to be applied toward a reduction of
the purchase price.
The Seller hereby grants to the Buyer an option to purchase
said premises, the terms of which are hereinafter provided. The
balan.ce of thA purchase price is to be paid upon delivery of a
Warran.ty Deed, taxes and utilities to be adjusted as of October
21st, 1967, with insurance premiums and taxes and all other matters
effecting the above property to be pro-rated and adjusted as of
said date. The date of clos~ be by mutual agreement of P-
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The Seller shall f'umish to the Buyer at least thirty (30),
parties.
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days be1'ore the date of closing, a fully gua1'l:lnteed tax an.d title
search made by an. incorporated t1 tIe or abs tract company, an.d shall
tender to the Buyer a good and marketable title to saId premi.ses;
and upon the payment of the agreed purchase price .• at the time an.d
in the manner above mentioned, the 3elle1' shs.lI execute I1nd deliver
01" cause to be executed and delivered to the Buyer or his assl[~,s,
a good an.d sUfficlent Warranty Deed of said premises.
It is agreed that the Buyer shall have possession of said
premis·e s fl~om an.d af'ter the delivery of' sai d deed tr'ee and cle a1" from
all liens and incumbrances not other·wise provided for herein.
It is i'urther agreed that this option is to Include all i'ixturss,
an.d appm'tenan.ces permanently attached to the free-hold..
It Is i'urther agreed that the Selle1' shall furnish a survey of
premlses showing the land l.rhich Is to be conveyed hereunder and all
bUild1ngs and improvements thereon..
It Is unders to od and agreed that it is nece ssary for the Buyer
in order to finance the purchase of said. building and. Lts I'enovation
for use as a library that a bonding resolution be adopted by the
Angola Village Board, whieh resolution is subjeet to a permissive
referendum. Pursuant to law such a referendmll having been heretofore
voted upon on Harch 19th, 1968, three monthel must ela.ps'; before
another sueh resoluti on eaD laWfully be. submit tEJ d. The Buye r a.gree s
to adopt such a 1'esolution at i. t3 fir3t regular me et:l.ng to be held
after the expirati.on of' .3uch three months pel'iod.
1'herefore it is agreed that all of the covenants hersto shaLl. be
mutually binding upon both par·tie s he peto bhirty-one (:n) cla~rs ai'ter
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the adopti on. by the Buyer of the formal
~1.1age Board of the VJ.llage of Angola,
financing resolution by the
provided that wi thin sai d
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thirty·-one (1) day pel·i.od, no petition for a permissive referendum
properly executed shall be filed. In the eveD t tha t s UG h pe ti tJ. on
foy' a permissive referendum Is properly 'l.Dd timel~:r filed, the option
will continue until thIrty (30) days af1;el' the apPY'oval by a majority
vote of thos8 qualified to vote on the subject i.n such l'efeY'l'lI~-- In the event there is no pY'oper Y'eferendum peti.tion .filed 01' in
the event of approval by the majori ty of the voters of the permissive
referendum question then and in either' event the Buyei" is to pay to
the 'seller the adell. ti enal sum of FIPTEEN '['HOUSAND PIVE T-llTNWED DOLLAHS
($15,500.00) and the provisions of this contPll.ct shall bo firm and
bInding on both parties.
In the event such question does go to referendum vote and Is not
adopted by a majority vote then it is agreed that the Seller shall
re tain the PIFTEEN lfUNilHED DOLLA3S (~lS00. en) her', ":of")re referred to
in consideration of the dela.;l Invol\'ed as li'1u.i.dateu damages foI' the
loss of use and income from said prope::-'Ly in the hlt i4,;:'I.r(t Jl Q.nd neithor
party i~1 to have an::I further claim against the otr.le:e bJ r~~ason of the-...~ .,,--.--
provisions of this agreement.
It is further agreed that the Village BODrJ of the Village of
Angola .....Jill adorJtth.e ne-CeSS8.1-'Y l:~esoluti.l)ns ':,rt'l1rtl'leY'fJ..net: Df th:LEl
agreement as rapidly as 1s legally and rea.sonably possible",
apply to ann bind the heirs, 8xe('.uto'~s, G,jj-'lj,n TC~';JtOJ-'sJ successor's
and assigns of the respective part',es hey·eto.--.~------ ---,. -----~--_.._---- ----.
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IN WITNESS W!i!'<]tEOF, the said Seller has hereunto set her hand
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and seal the day and year first above wri ttell and the Village of
Angola has hereto agreed by DONALD CAlm-SCK, ae ting as its Mayor
pursuant to resolution by the Village BoaI'd.
VILLAClE OF' ANn-OLA
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169Regular Meeting
Monday May.;/t9,1968
The Regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola was. held onMonday May~h.,1968, at 7130 P.M
Meeting was called to order by Mayor Carbeck at 7130 P.M
PRESENT:
Absent:
Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteJene HeimburgCarl Iannello
MayorTrusteeII II II 1/ II II II
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The written plan on Street Lighting Proposal for the Village of Angola wassubmitted for approval. Adoption of same was tabled until next meeting.
Communications received:Letter from Donald Grundtisch, Director of Recreation, requesting that alist be made of the Village projects to be beautified this coming sesonby the Hometown Beautification Program. Mayor requested that the BoardMembers make note of'whzt jobs they would like to have done by this grou§.
Invitation from the American Legion Post was received for the Memorial Dayparade to be held May 30th. Acknowledged by Clerk for Board.
Bill frqm Sciarrion Bros. for work doenby them at the home of Mrs Davis.Mayor r~quested that this bill be returned to Mr. Sciarrion as the Village cannot pay this pill as it was not their responsibility.
Consent from the Zoning B0ard of Appeals was received in regard to thebUilding permit of George Ehmke to erect a fireplace. Read and filed.
Letter from Evans-Angola Recreation & Parks Commission was received fromEugene Heil, Chairman requesting the recommendation of John Talbot.It waEi moved by Mr. !j:eimbu;rg and 2nd. by Mr. White that the following resolution be passed: Resolved: Whereas Raymond Reitz, a member of the· EvansAngola Recreation & Parks Commission has resigned as such from his termwhich would regulary have terminated June 11,1969, NOW THEREFORE IT ISRESOLVED that John Talbot be appointed to fill such vacancy for the remainder of the unexpired term of Mr. Reitz expiring June 11,1969. Un. Crd.
Junk Cars - Parking to be tabled until later date.
Bus .stop to be moved - Tabled until later date.
Clean up - Paint up and Fix up week May 26th. - June 1st. Notice in thelocal papers.
Joint meeting Planning Board and Village Board on June 11th.
Request was submitted by Mr. White due to complaint received by him thatthe Evans Grange Hall should have another exit to the building due to thepublic meetings that are held there. This was referred to the Fire InspNelson Arnold to check out.
St. Com. Report - Non eoWater Com. report: Mr. Heimburg stated that he is going to plan for thefuture to have several water line valves installed in various areas whereneeded. This is all future planning.
Clerk-Trease and Budget Director requested several transfers to be madethat are needed for the end of the fiscal year bills.
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170It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg that the followingtransfers be made: General Dept. 82-100 = $183.19r AIOI-IOO = $377.00rA 105-400 = $43.48 and A 290=4GG = $14.96 all to be transferred fromA 100-100 which has enough balance left in that one account. Water Dept.F 260-100 = $206.53 and F290-628 = $1198.00, this is,to be,transferredfrom F 260-400. Un. Crd.
Kingan that the specificbe approved tonite and theJournal the Notice ofbids to be opened on
in the amount of 14,500.00111111111111111111111111111111 9,648.00111111111111111111111111111111 9,750.00
Mr. White that the bid be awardedVassallo for the amount of 9648.00.
and 2nd. bythat of Sam
Joseph Ball SanitationSam VassalloJames Fox
It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr.ations for a new truck for the streets dept.Clerk was instructed to publish in the EvansBid in the June 6th. issue of the paper withJune 17th. at 8r30 P.M. Un. Crd.Mxpxx2B:xillHEil:Mayor Carbeck requested that all sealed bids be presented for theMixed Concreter Gravel and Refuse.Bids were received from Evans Builders Supply for the Mixed Concreteand the gravel. It was moved by Mr. Heimbuerg and 2nd. by Mr. Kinganthat Evans Builders being the only bid received, that it be awarded toEvans Builders Supply pending the approval of Street Commissioner CarlIannello who was absent for this meeting. Un. Crd. (Copy of bids onsep. page in minutes) A certified check in the amount of $250.00 wasreceived for the concrete bid and one for the gravel, which the Clerkwill keep on file until receipt of the performance bond is received.
Refuse bids:1st. bid received from2nd. II II 1I!1 II If II II II II II II II II II II II
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It was moved by Mr. Kinganto the lowest bidder beingUn. Crd.
It was moved by Mr. Kingan and @nd. by Mr. White that the followingresolution be passed: Resolved: This mayor is authorized to sign theoption agreement for the Library purchase as submitted dated May 13,1968.Un. Crd. and Voted by full majority present. (Copy on sep. sheets inrecord book)
It was moved and 2nd. that the followin~ bills be paid as submitted:Water Dept. #305-389 total'of 4206.33 and general#356-708 total of 4703.13.Un. Crd.
It was moved and 2nd.
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to adjourn. Un. Crd.
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Bldg. permits = Biehler & Wilks.
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Transfers
Police Report
Fire Report
St. L i g h tin g
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Pro p 0 sal s
MONTHLY POLIOE REPORT TO THE VILLAGE BOARD OF ANGOLA NY
MAY 1st to MAY 31st '1968
IEMERGENOIES
1 INHALATOR OALL2 AMBULANOE OALLS1 FIRST AID OALL
TRAFFIO:
10 V & T ARRESTS3 AOOIDENTS INVESTIGATED
10 FUNERAL ESOORTS7 BANK ]JSOORTS
OTHER AOTIVITIES:
22 MISO OOMPLAINTS5 UNFOUNDED OOMPLAINTS1 PROWLER OOMPLAINT4 MALIOIOUS MISOHIEF OOiVJPLAINTS3 DOG OOMPLAINTS2 DOMESTIO OOMPLAINTS1 DOG BITE OOMPLAINT3 DOGS HIT BY OARS
10 OAR OHEOKS3 ASSISTS TO MOTORIST4 MOTOR VEHIOLE DEPT RElOOATION ORDERS ENFOROED7 REOORD OHECKS FOR VARIOUS AGENCIES
12 ASSISTS TO OTHER POLIOE AGENCIES1 DEATH MESSAGE DELIVERED3 BUSINESS PLAOES FOUND UNLOOKED3 WARNINGS ISSUED FOR VIOLATION OF VILLAGE ORDINANOES3 NEIGHBOR TROUBLE CALLS2 PERSONS INSTRUOTED IN SAFE GUN HANDLING
MONTHLY REBORT TO OORREOTION DEPT & FBI
PATROLLED 2,531 MILES FOR THE MONTH OF MAY,2;25,6 GAL OF GASOLINE USED BY ANGOLA POLIOE DEPT
2;·2.6 " " """ FIRE "110 TELEPHONE CALLS RECEIVED BY EVANS PD FOR ANGOLA PD
JOSEPH P KANE
OHIEF OF POLIOE
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May Fire Report 1968
5-2..68 ~1utua.l Aid To Evans oenter. OS.Hed By Rs.dio Control At 4: 30 P.M.Released ~t 4:48 P.M.Trucks II 1-5 Responded.20 Men Answered TheAlarm.
5-4-68 Lerczak's I,og Cabin.False Alarm.Called By Re.dl.o eontrol At II:45A.M. Released At 12:00 Noon.I2 r~eh Answered The Alarm.Told ToStand-By At Hall,Till Police Check The Fire.No Fire.
5..8-68 False Alarm. Siren went Off Wb.l1e Testing 23 Test.At 9: 40A.~1.5 Men Answered The Alarm.'
5-8-68 Grass Fire.Penn-Central R.R.At Gowans Rd.Called By Radio ControlAt 4:45 P.M. Released At 5:15 P.M. Truck II 2 Responded.IO MenAnawerea The Alarm.Brooms Used.
5-8-68 Mutual Aid To Evans Center. Called By Radio Control At 3:55 P.M.Released At 6:20 P.M. Trucks II 1-5 Responded.IO Men Answered TheAlarm.
5-!I..68 rautual Aid To L.• E•. B.Fire Co.ellolled By Radio Oontrol At 9:IO A.M.eall Cancelled,At That Time.II Men AnSl-Tered The Alarm.
5-16...68 lctutual Aid Stand-By At Evans aenter Fire Hall. Called By RadioControl At II:OO P.M. Released At Midnight.Trucks II 1-5 Responded.13 Men Answered The Alarm.
5-20-68 Mutual Aid To Evans Center. store At Corner Of Beach &0.t.8.8d.Called By Radio control At 6:00 A.M. Released ~t 7:15 A.~~.Trucks# i-5 Responded.t4 Men Answered The Alarm.Boosters.lt ! 2~ Hosetrsed.
5..25-68 N.Y.C R.R.Grass Fire On Right Away,Across From N.fJlain St.ParltingLot.Truck # I Responded.Called By Radio Control A.t 5115 P.fJl.Released At 5:45 P.M.Brooms & Boosters Lines Used.I4 Men AnsweredThe Alarm.
5..26-68 flolland Rd.Dump.Burning Tires.Fire Got Into Woods. Called By RadioControl At 9:00 P.M. Released At IO:30 P.M. Trucks # 1-4-5 Repnded16 Men Answered The Alarm.Booster Lines & I~ Hose Used.
5-31-68 False Alarm.Siren Blowed When Testing 23 Tes·c.At 9:30 A.M.7 MenAnswered The Alarm.
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Respectfully submitted,ANGOLA VOLUN~ FIRE CO:1NC. _
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was held at the Village Office
Mayor ~llen White.
Deputy MayorTrustee
221Re9ular MeetingMonday June 3rd.,1968
The Regular meeting of the Board of Trusteeson Monday June 3rd.,1968 at 7130 P.M
Meeting was called to order by Deputy
Ptesent: Allen WhiteEarl KinganJene HeimburgCarl Iannello
Absent: Mayor Carbeck and Village Clerk-Treas. Marianne Arnold. (At N.Y.Conference of Mayors Sessions)
Disc~ssionwas held on the Dog Ordinance. Also on a new snow plow for thenew truck.
Deputy Mayor instructed Supt. of Public Works Alton Orr to be sure that thetoliet facilities are completed in the old Village maintenance room as theTown of Evans uses this room for their Election voting.
Building permits were received from George Biehler for an addition to hispresent property and one from Stanley Wilk to erect a tool shed on his property. It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that both permits be granted. Un. Crd.
Police report was submitted by Chief Jos. Kane. Read and filed.
Fire report was submitted by Chieg Nelson Arnold. Read and filed.
Request was made by Budget Director and Clerk-Treas for the followingtransfers. It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that thefollowing resolution be adopted: Resolved the following transfers arehereby authorized and direct4d: From item A 290-650 the sum of $178.30 tocover shortage of amount raised by taEation for roll book totals and thebudget and out of surplus funds the sum of $1648.00 into A 125-400 to coverthe fefuse bid overage. Un. Crd.
It was moved and 2nd. that the following bills as submitted by the Treas.be paid: Water Dept. cks. #1-2 total of $961.88 and Gen. cks. #1-8 total$4894.08. Un. Crd.
It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the followingresolution be adopted: Resolved that in accordance with agreement dated5/23/68, the Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. be directed to make the followingchanges in the street lighting system in the Village of Angola:(All listed on sep. sheets in the record book) Un. Crd.
It was moved and 2nd. to/ldjourn. Un. Crd.
V~Qg. ~. C.JQr) ~ Deputy Mayor
_Cu..4~1<owfi}~!.~JJ~__ Tr~t"",Recording Clerk
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PROPOSAL PO; STIlEft'-ANll HIGHWAY LIGHTING
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At a 1II11,,&ting of the Board of the village of
Angola Erie Couhty, New York, held in V:i.l~:~:llIfJ
A....,'!!! on the 3r4.. dilly of Jpne 19 ~, thefollowing resolution was moved, seconded And adopted:
RBSOLVGD that in accordance with agreement dated ~5_-~2~3_-~6~8 , theNiagara Mohawk Power Corporation be directad to make the following changes in thestreet lighting system in the village of Angola
Present NewPole Annual Anlllulill
Location No. *RalllOve *InstAll No. Charge Charge
Locust Avenue 18 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 $27.28 $40.00Lorraine Street 6 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " l~ 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 3 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00Maple Street 4 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00.. .. 1 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
Miller Street 3 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00.. .. 3 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
Newton Street 1 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00.. ... 4 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00.. .. 6 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
TOTAL INCREASE IN ANNUAL CIlARGE $139.92
iii - WattsL - Lumens
MV - Mercury Vapor
I - Incandescento - OpenE - Enclosed
TOTAL NEW ilNNUAL CHARGS
TOTAL PRESENT ANNUAL CHARGS
$440.00
$300.08
II, Marianne O. Arnold , Clerk of V1llllqe Angola • County of Erill
An901a , New York, do hereby certify that tha foregoing is • full and
true transcript of a rellolution duly adopted at a regular meeting of the Board of'l'ruat:lII81fj as held in V11la~e .Anqola Oil the 3rd"'ay of
JUne 19 ~, 811 it appears on the minutes of aal.d meating and that
said meeting waa regularly called and duly conatituted and that a quorum waa present.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of the V111ll'1e of Ang'ola this .37:13.. day of
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PROPOSAL POll STREET A!fD"1tfGHWAY LIGll'l'ING
of
VUlIA'liIAngola
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At a _eUng of the __,olJR Q..a""r~d..... of the village__""E..r i..:s;e County, I'Iew York, held in
3rd. day of June lSI 68-'following reaolution waa moved, seconded and adopted:
RESOLVED that in accordance with agreement dated __5~-~2~3~-~6~8~ , the
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation be directed to make the following changes in the
atreat lighting system in the Village of ....;An=..g"'o..;;l..;;a;..· _
Present NewPole Annual Annual
Location 2!2..:.. *Ilemove "'Install No. Charge Char.e.
Lerczak Drive 7 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 $27.28 $40.00" .. 4 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27~50 40.00" " 3 2.5 L-E 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00" " 15 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27~28 40.00" " 5 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00" .. 3 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
Lincoln Avenue 6 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00iLocust Avenue 16 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
. *LEGEND 'IOTA!. NEW ANNUAL CHARGE
iii - WattlL - Lumens
MV - Mercury vapor
1 - Incandescento - OpenE - Enclosed
'IOTAL PRESENT ANNUAL CHARGE $218.46
'roTAL INCREASE IN ANNUAL CIlARGB $101.54
I, Marianne O. Arnold Clerk of Angoola. • County of Brle
An90l11 , New York. do hereby certify that the foregoing ill a full and
true transcript of a l'uoluUon duly adopted at a regular meeting of the BOArd ClfTrust.e. . as held in Villa,. An,olll on the 3rd.. day of
J\tne 19 ~, as it appears on the minutes of said meeting and that
laid meeting was regularly called and duly constituted and that a quom. w.a preaent.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of the ViIla,e of Angola thie 3rd", day of
June 19 68.
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-- PROPOSAL Paa STREET AND HIGHWAY LIGHTING•.,.--.
At a,_ating of tha Board of the Village of
Angola Erie ~unt,., J'Aw York, hald in VlllJIIUjJEIAnvo1a on tha 3rd. day of J ne 19 68 the---..........:.;".-"------ -'
following reaolution waa movad, aeconded and adopted:
RBSOLWD that in accordance with agreement dated 5-23-68 , theNiagara Mohawk Power Corporation be directed to make the following changes in the
lItreet lighting lIyatem in the village of -"A....n'llg..o....l...a>-.. _
Prellent He'llPole Annual Annud
Location J!2.:.. *aemove *InataU No. Chars.e Charge
Hardpan Road 16 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 $27.28 $40.00" " 8 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
High Street 15 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00" " 6 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00" " 2 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00" " 7 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
John R. Road 4 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 ·40.00
" " " 2 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
'ro'oo.. INCREASE IN ANNUAL CIlARGG $101.76
*LEGEND
W - WattsL - Lumenll
MV - Mercury Vapor
1 - Incandeacanto - OpenE - Enclosed
'roTAL !'lEW ANNUAL CHARGE
'rom. PIlESENT ANNUAL CHARGB
$320•.00
$218.24
I, .Ma%'lanne 0, Arnold , Clerk of ylllaqe Amjrollll. ,County of E%lIlNt
Angola , Na" York, do hereby certify that the foregoing ia a full and
true tranllcript of a reaolution duly adopted at a regular meeting of the BftrCi of'rntst:eellll •. olIII held in Villa'!ic of AnJOla on the 3rd""ay of
J\tne 19 ~, aa it appearll on the minutes of aaid meeting and that
aaid meeting waa regularly called and duly constituted and that a quorum waa pre.ant.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of the Village of An'jJOla this ~d, dilly of
June 19 68 •
(SEAL)
of
PROPOSAL FOR STREET AND HIGHWAY LIGHTING
At a meeting of the ~Bl.lQ.uaa.r",d!.L.. of th~ Village
Angnla Erie County, New York, held in VillagsAngola on the 3rd. day of June 19 68 the
-'following resolution was moved, seconded and adopted:
RESOLVED that in accordance with agreement dllted 5-23-68 _' theNiagara Mohawk Power Corporation be directed to make the following changes in thestreet lighting system in the Village of Angola
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Present NewPole Annual Annulll
Location No. "'Remove "Install ~ Charge Charge
Glenwood Street 6 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 $27.28 $40.00Gowans Road 8 6.0 L-E 175 WMV 1 44.50 40.00
" " 10-1 6.0 L-E 175 WMV 1 44.50 40.00Grove Street 4 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 3 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 5 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00II II 7-A 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00II " 10 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00" II 13 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 /+0.00
" II 17 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00" II 20 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
Hardpan Road 2 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27 .28 40.00
roTAL INCREASE IN ANNUAL CIlARGE $118.20
*l.EGEIID--W - WattsL - Lumens
ltV - Mercury vapor
I - Incandescento - OpenE - Encl.osed
roTAL NEW ANNUAL CHARGE
ro'lAL PRESENT ANNUAL ClIARGB
1480 .00
$361.80
I Marianne O. Arnold • Clerk of Village Angola •, _ , County o.
ErieL, Angola_' New York. do hereby certify that
true transcript of a resolution duly adopted at a regularTrustees 88 held in Village Anl)Jola
~ .
the foregoing is a full and
meeting of the Board ofon the 3rd. day of
June 19 ~, as it appears on the minutes of said meeting and that
that8aid meeting was regularly called and duly conetituted and
WITNBSS my hand and the seal of the Village of Angola----June 19 68•.
a quorum was pres&nt.
this 3r(;l. day of
(SBAL)
1
PROPOSAL POR STREET AJID HIGHWAY LIGHTING»
I
At a _cting of the Board of the Village of
A.rt.!tola Erie County, New York, held in Villa,.Anlllola on the 3rd.. day of ,i'tme 19 68 the
-'following resolution was moved, seconded and adopted:
RESOLWD that in accordance with agreement dated 5-23-68 , theNiagara Mohawk Power Corporation be directed to make tho following changes in thaIItreet lighting system in the Village of Angola •
Prluent ilewPole Annual Annual
Location ~ *ReIllOW *Insta11 No. Charge Charge
Dellwood Avenue 6 2.5 L-O 175 ~ 1 $27.28 $40.00" " 8-1 2.5 L-O 175WMV 1 27.28 40.00" " 1 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00" " 1- 2.5 L-O 175 WMV + 27.28 40.00" " 1-1 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
Forest Street 16-1 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00Franklin Street 3 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00Friend Street 5 2.5 L-O 175 ~ 1 27.28 40.00
" " 2 2.5 L-O 175 ~ 1 27.28 40.00
TOTAL INCREASE IN ANNUAL CHARGE $] 14.48
*LEGEND
W - WattsL - LUlilens
MV - Mercury Vapor
I - Incandescento - OpenB - Enclosed
TOTAL NEW ANNUAL C1IARGE
TOTAL PllBSENT ANNUAL CHARGE
$360.00
-1?45.52
I, Marianne O. Arnold • Clerk of Angola • County of
Erie • New York, do hereby certify that the foregoing I.e II full and
true transcript of a resolution duly adopted at II regular meeting of the Board ofTrustees as held in Village Angola_ on the 3:rd.. day of -
~ne 19 ~. as it appears on the minute8 of 8aid meeting and that
said meeting was regularly celled and duly constituted and
WI'rnSSS my hand and the seal of the V1llaqe of Mg'Ola
JUne 19 613 •
that a quorum was pra.ent.
this 3rd. day of
(SEAL)
--.... ,_.~~
~~~--~-~~----.
PROPOSAL FOR 8'l'REET AND HIGHWAY LIGHTING
of
, thechanges in tha
At a Meting of the Board of the Village
Angola Erie County, New York, held ill V1llat-
•...,J. on the 3rd, day of June 19 68 th.-- -'following resolution was moved, seconded and adopted:
MSOLVRn that in accordance with agree.ent dated 5-23-68Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation be directed to make the followingstreet lighting system in the Village of Ala,pu."""olol,l"'ala.- ,
Pres.nt NewPole Annual Annual
Location ..!.2.:. *Remove *InstaU· ~ Charge Charga
Allen Street 1 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 $27.28 $40.00
" " 3 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 5 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00Beverly Drive 10 2,5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 4 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 5 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00Center Street 15-1 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 14 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 12-1 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 11 2,5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 10 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 2-A 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
'roTAL INCREASE IN ANNUAL CHARGE $162.64
*LEGEND
W • WattsL - Lumens
MV - Mercury Vapor
1 - Incandescento - OpenG - Bnclosed
'roTAL NEW ANNUAL CHARGE
'roTAL PRESKNT ANNUAL CHARGE
.$480,00
$327.36
I, IU.r1anne 0, Arnold , Clerk of V111age Ango~. County of
Er1e, Angola , New York. do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full and
true transcript of a resolution duly adopted at a regular meeting of the Board of'l':tWItee8 au held in V1l1age Angola on the 3rCldey of
June 19 ~, as it appears on the minutes of said meeting and that
said meeting wss regularly called and dUly conatituted and that a quorum waa pra.ant,
WITNESS my hand and the seal of the V1l1age of Anqola thh 3rd'tlay of
June 19 68.
.... ....
(SBAL)
•
225.- - _._-----
PROPOSAL POR STREET AND HIGHWAY LIGHTING1-/-
I, At S __Ung of the Board of the Village of--
Angola Erie County, New York, held in V:l.l:l./.il'll'Q
.Ilo.n9Ol a on the 3r4.. _ day of JUne III tilt", thefollowing resolution was moved, seconded and adopted:
RESOLVED that in accordance with agreement dated 5-23-68 , theHiagara Mohawk Power Corporation be directed to make the following changes in the
street lighting Bystem in the Village of ...::,An"""'g"'o"'1::.;a=- _
Presont NewPole Annual Mnulll1
Location No. *Remova *InstillU No. Charge Charge_ .•
Oatman Avenue 3-3 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 $27.28 $40.00Park Street 3 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
II II 5 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 6 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00Parkside Avenue 11-1 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 4 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00Penn. Ave. 27-1 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
II II 2 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00II " 2-2 6.0 L-E 175 WMV 1 44.50 40.00
TOTAL INCREASE HI ANNUAL CHARGS $ 97.26
*LEGEND
W- "'attllL - LumenB
MV - Mercury Vapor
I - Incandescento - OpenE - Enclosed
TOTAL Nll:W ANNUAL CIIARGE
'IDTAL PRESENT ANNUAL CHARGB
$360.00
-1.262.LL
!
. I, Marianne o. Arnold • Clerk of Village of Ango;L!tounty of Erie
AnS!ola • New York, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full and
true transcript of a resolution duly adopted at a regular meeting of the Bpard of---Trustees illS held in Villlllqe of Angola on the 31'11", day of
JUne 19 ~, as it appears on the mi.nutes of aaid meeting and that
said meeting wae regularly called and dUly constituted and that a quoru. vaa present.
WI1NESS my hand and the seal of the V1lla'il'fil of Angola this 3%'11.. day ofJUne 19 68.
(SEAL)
-
PROPOSAL POR STREET AND HIGHWAY LIGIITUIG..... 8
Angola____.;:An::::.oJO=l:,:!l=-- on the
At a Mating of the _ B'""o:.;:a>:r~d::..... of the _ Village of
__ E"'r""J...·e.... County:Ne", York, held in Villa,_:ire!. day of .June 19 68 tho
-'following resolution was moved, seconded and adopted:
RESOLVED that in accordance with agreement datad 5-23-68 _' the
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation be directed to make the following chenges in the
IIltreet lighUng system in the Village of ......A..n""gl¥'0...l ...a"- •
Present NewPole Annual lmnulll1
Location No. *Ramove *lnstaU . !?.:. Charge Charge
I
$27.28 $40.00'Pleasant Avenue 2 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1
" " 3 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 4 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00'School Street 1 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 3 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 7 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 10 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40..00
*LEGEND roTAL NEW ANNUAL CIlARGR .J280.00
W - Watts I - Incandescent 10TAL PRESENT ANNUAL CllAllGB $190.96L - Lumens 0 - Open
MV - Mercury Vapor E - Enclosed 10TAL INCREASE IN ANNUAL CHARGE $89.04
I. Marianne O. Arnold • Clerk of Village of Angola, County of Erie
Angola , New York, do hereby certify that tlwl foregoing is a full and
true transcript of e resolution duly adopted at a regular meeting of the Board ofTX'WIt.ee. &8 held in Vi11_ge Angola on the 3rd*day of
June 19 ~. a8 it appears on the minutes of said meeting and that
said meeting wes regularly called end duly constituted and that a quorum was present.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of the Village of Anqola this 3rd. dey of
June 19 ....!!!....(SEAL)
PROPOSAL FOR STREET AND HlGJIWAY.!-!GHTlNG
• the
t the
At a Illeeting of the Village Board of the Village of---_-"A~W$ola Erie County. New York, held in V1llll.'!ie
Anftla on the 3rd. day of June_ 19 68
following resolution was moved, seconded and adopted:
RESOLVED that in accordance with agreement dated __~5=-.:2~3~.-~6~8~ __Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation be directed to make the following changes in the
street lighting system in the __Village of Anliiola
l'rasent NewPole Annual Annual
Location No. *Remove *ln8t811 No. Charge ~
Washington Street 5 2.5 1.-0 175 WMV 1 $27.28 $40.00Woodland Parkway 6 2.5 1,-0 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 4 2 Ct 5 1.-0 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 2 2.5 1.-0 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 10 2.5 1.-0 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
Woodward Street 5 2.5 1.-0 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 2 6.0 1.-·0 175 WMV 1 41..50 40.00
" " 10 6.0 1.-0 175 WMV 1 41.50 40.00
" " 5-2 6.0 1,-0 175 WMV 1 41.50 40.00
York Street 3 6.0 L-E 175 WMV 1 44.50 40.00
" fl 4 6.0 L-E 175 WMV 1 44.50 40.00
roTAL INCREASE IN ANNUAL CHARGE $62:...8:;.:2:......_
*LEGEND
W - WattsL - Lumens
MV - Mercury Vapor
I - Incandescento - OpenE - Enclosed
roTA!.. NEW ANNUAL CRARG&
roTAL PRESENT JIMlUAL ClIARGR
$440.00
$377.18__
on the
duly ".'~Ht\i
y:l. ~l6;.~=.,5),!.l;:\r:5J'.'c
I.
J'Il.ne 19 68, IU----~..__._--- .......-"-"",..~!laid me", ting was ragu iady ell i 1(!(\
WI'mESS my hlind and the o"al of. til@
._.._ .•_ •."'JXI:!lIil_,__......_ .., I 9_.'51;1. .
Marianne O. Ar.n:.:_o_l_c.'l. • Clerk of Village Angola. County of
Eriel
!>ngola • New York. do hereby certify that the foregoing i@ iii fun IiInd
t ...16 transcript of a resolution dUly adopted at " rell"J.mr """etl.llg .of the Board ofTrustees as held in Village )\ngol,~ '" \.,.'1, 3rd·--d~;,----··----===.::..::..::.=...-- --_.._---,...,-.,.,.'--_"
PROPOSAL FOR STRERT AND HIGHWAY LIGHTIl'IG
/ ~At a .etins of the __""'B"'p""a...:ri,;d"- of the Village of
Angola __...:E:::;r::.;J.~·e:=-__~ County, lIew York, held in Villava of
_~An:::;/9!?c::.::l:.:..=- on the 31'11.. day of .:l'W1e' 19 IS€ , tile
following resolution was moved, seconded and adopted:
RESOLVED that in accordance with agreement dated 5-23-68 , the
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation be directed to make the following changes in the
atreat lighting system in the Village of Aug.o::.::;.la=- _
PI;OSIiU\t llewPole Annual Annual
Location No. *Remove *Install No. ..Eharge CharI!!
I
Drive 1 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 $27.28 $40.00·Stellane" " 3 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 6 2.5 1.-0 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00:Sunset Blvd. 1 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 3 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 5 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 7 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 l~O.OO
" " 9 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00Terry1ynn Drive 8 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
" " 4 2.5 L-O 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00.Ward Parkway 8 2.5 1,-0 175 WMV 1 27.28 40.00
*LRGEND TOTAL NRW ANNUAL CHAIlGR $440.00
II - Watts 1 - Incandescant 'rom. PRESSNT ANN'lJAL CHARGR _$300.08I. - Lumens 0 - Opan
, MV - Mercury Vapor R - Enclosed 'roTAL INCREASE IN ANNUAL CHARGE $.1.39.92
I, Marlanne O. Arnold. Clerk of Vlllagoe An90l•• County of Erie
Ancrola , New York, do hereby certify that the foregoing 111 a full and
true transcript of a resolution dUly adopted at a regular l!l8eting of the Boari of -'l'rWltlllllillll 1\8 he ld in Vi1ll!lgl9 of An\iola on the 3rd.. dlly of
Jun.. ill ......i§.. al! it appears on the minutes of said ..eating and that
said meeting was regularly called and duly constituted and that a quorum va. pre.ent.
WI'rnRSS Illy hand and the seal of the Village of Anqola thio 3r4«!IIIY of
Jupe 19 ~.
iLJjt:C~v MAliOR.
(SEAL)
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INDEX
/,Mr. @itzgibbons - Water intake-- Sign permit - Bigelow
Bid opening on new truck
Meetings - Jul. Aug and Spt. dates
Public hearing on Library
Robert Kaczmarek application
Ann Souter Application for employment
Transfers
Vassallo contract
Membership in Erie Co. Assoc. Gov.
New office hours July 1st.
Davis bill
Fire Hy. to be painted by Beaut. program
Mr. Mays refusal on Mijlti bldg. until Fire Wall and Fire exits areshown!
237
The Regular meetingheld on Monday June
Regular MeetingMonday June 17th.,1968
of the Board of Trustees, Village17th.,1968, at the Village Office,
233
of Angola, N.Y. wasat 7130 P.M.
PRESNET: Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteJene HeimburgCarl Iannello
MayorTrustee11111111111111
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Mr. William Fitzgibbons was present at the meeting with a report on theserv~ces that he had performed on the repair of the water intake at thePumping station and he also gave a report on future work that is neededon the intake. Mr. Fitzgibbons was instructed to make a complete surveyof the future repairs to be made and to consult Mr. Edwin Cotton, VillageEngineer also on this, and. to present this report at a later meeting.Mr. Fitzgibbons presented his bill of $1500.00 to the Board for paymentfor the work he has performed to date. It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and2nd. by Mr. Iannello that this bilJ. be paid as presented. Un. Crd.
BUilding permit was received from Elwin Bigelow to erect a sign on hisproperty on Lake St. Clerk was instructed to request a certificate ofinsurance from Mr. Bigelow before he is granted the permit. It was movedby Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. White that this permit be granted whenIns. Certificate i~ received. Un. Crd.
Police Dept.:Police Com. Allen White reported that Chief Kane is working with theState Highway men on the street signs that are being erected. No otherreport at this time.
BID OPENING ON NEW TRUCK:Resolved: Whereas specificat10nsfor the purchase of one new 1968 heavydut:{ chasis truck by the Village wete approved and advertised for bidsto be opened June l7th.,1968 at 8130 P.M. and Whereas only one bid wasreceived, being from International Harvester Co. 356-Bailey Ave. Buffalo,N.Y. being in the amount of $7707.97 and being accompanied by a bankdraft in the amount of $386.00 to be returned to the bidder upon acceptance of the delivered truck and said bid being in accord with therequired specifications, NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED that the purchasebe made.·J;"rom the International Harvester Co.1'1oved by Mr. Iannello. and2nd. by Mr. Heimburg •. Un. Crd.- . '" .
Due to there being one meeting in July and one in Aug. and Labor Dayfalling on theIst. Mon. in Sept •. the following dates will be usedfor tne neh 3 Board meetings :1rii'!!y 15th'; i 'Aug ~ lZth.and Sept ~ 3rd.
Discussion was held on holding a public meeting for the new LibraryBUilding. July 8th. was -designated as the. date and!=he place will bethe Village Hall for the meeting. Publications1 and other necessarydata is being compiled by Mayor Carbeck and Atty. Hurst for this publicmeeting.
Maintenance application was received from Robert Kaczmarek. It was movedby Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg that Mr. Kaczmarek be hired ona probationary period of 6 months at the rate of 2.25-hr. Un. Crd. Clerkwas instructed to proceed with the office routine~pon receipt of thisapplication.- _..
234Clerk stated that Mrs Ann Souter that, is the Sec'y. to the Village PlanningBoard must be placed on the payroB. as an employee and cannot be paid afl~t rate for her services as in the past. Mr. Trigg of the Personnel Officin Buffalo instructed the Clerk to enter Mrs. Souter on the payroll as aClerk-Typist part time, as one of the Clerk.'s employees in the office.It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg that the appl~cation ofAnn Souter be accepted at the rate of $3.00 hr. Un. Crd. Clerk was instructed to follow thru with the legal office procedure on the receipt ofthis application.
Clerk-Treas. and Budget Director requested the following transfers:$500,.00 from A64-400 to A 64-100 Pers. Svces.$840.00 from Surplus Funds to F 260-200. Water Dept. Equip.It was"moved and 2nd. that these transfers be made by the Clerk-Treas~uri:,"Crd.
VillageStty. submitted the Refuse contract to the Board for the Clerkto have Mr. Vassallo sign said contract and alos to request the Certificate of CIlnsuracne that! must be presented with the contrillst.
MayorCarbeck asked if any of the Board Members could attend the TaylorLaw Session being held at the Cornell Univ. No volunteers at this time.
Mayor Carbeck stated that he has received an invitation from the ErieCo. Assoc. of Gov. to join their Assoc. It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and2nd. by ~Mr. White that the following resolution be adOpted:Whereas "the Association of Erie County Governments has invited theVillage of Angola to join its newly formed Association, NOW THEREFOREit is resolved that the Village join such organization and pay theannual dues of $25.00. Un. Crd.
Mayor Carbeck stated that he is requesting that the office hours bechanged starting July Ist.,1968. His request is for theh9urs to be,changed from 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. to 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. and Wed. and Sat.from 9 A M. to noon only. Office is be open at noon hour on Mon, Tues.Thurs. and Fridays everyday outside of Office holidays. Clerk is to takeher lunch time off at noon everyday and can alternate with her DeputyClerk if necessary. Request was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by!"1r,o" Iannello. Un' Crd. • .
Vi11age'Atty. was instructed to get allne'eded information on JunkCar and Dog Ordiances for nextmtg.
Mayor Carbeck stated that he received notice from Joe Sciarrino onbill due him in the amount of $160.00 for work done at the propertyof Mrs Davis on Orchard Ave. It was moved by Mr. Iannlo and 2nd. byMr. White that the Village pay this bill. Un. Crd.
Mr. Hei~burg stated that he received notice from the Recreation andParks Com. for the Beautification Program as to what· jobs the Villagewould like to have done on this program. It was moved and 2nd. bythe Board that this group can paint the fire hydrants as this is oneof the jobs in the Village that needs immediate attention. Un. Crd.
Mr. Floyd Wilson, Chairman of the Zoning Board of Appeals returnedthe Blue prints of the multi-dwelling that were sebmitted by Mr. Mayand stated that they should not be accepted as presented, due to therenot being any fire exits nor a fire wall in the bUilding and until suchchanges have been made they should not be accepted. Clerk was instructedto reurn"prints and notify Mr. May of Mr. Wilson's report.
The following bills were submitted for payment: Water Dept. cks. # 1-16total of $6574.84 and Gen. Dept. cks. # 1042 total of $2664.50. It was
moved and 2nd. to pay bills as submitted. Un. Crd.
It was moved and 2nd. to adtlourn. Un. Crd.
{! .... jJcJ l},.)!;,"'vyJ.!'1 ~VMaYOrI
,IMARIANNE ARNOL~~l £cl:rk,'T~e~s~;~ ' CIa rk.
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INDEX
Bldg. permits: ValvoT DelPrince and Pytlak
Fire Report
Police report
Police car radio
Water Dist. Town of Evans
Mr. Robert Biglands for employment
Re-appointment Eugene J. Heil(Evans Rec. Com)
New Health Ins. plan
Transfers of funds into Health Sunds
Rental of stalls by Mr. Cook
Mr. Miller - Water problem
Fire Co. Chief and Fire Com. letters on Grange and Tulm. prop.
Mr. Cotton report on water rates
App. Frances Vacanti on Lib. Board
Joint Mtg. with Planning Board Aug. 15th.
Letter from Gunderman on key to Library
Cornell Univ. data
Leaf Picker tabled until next mtg.
No Parking sign Post office area
Urban Renewal resol.
Library Resol. and Publ. resol.
'259
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Fire Report-June I968
6-2-68 Johm catalinn-Fontiac Rd.House Fire.Called By RadioControl At I:25 A.M.Released At 3:00 A.M. Booster LinesUsed.Trucks I-4-5 Reeponded.I5 Men Answered The Alarm.
6-I4-68 Old Village Dumps-Gowans Rd. Tree Stumps Burning.CalledBy Radio Control At IO:OO P.M. Released ~t I2:I5 A.M.2i-I!-Booster Lines Used.Trucks I-4-5 Responded.I4Men Answered The Alarm.
6-29-68 False Alarm Knocked In At 9:30 A.M.Stood By Till 9:35A.M.I4 Men Answered The Alarm.
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Chief.
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203MONTHLY l·lEPORT TO THE VILLAGE B~M.D 0]' ANGOLA NY
JUNE 1st to JUNE 30 1968
]~I\I(ERGENOIES :
1 INHALATOR OALL4 FIRST AID OALLS2 AMBULANCE OALLS3 FIRE OALLS
TRAFFIO:7 V & T ARRESTS3 AOOIDENTS INVESTIGATED
10 ESOORTS12 SPEOIAL TRAFFIO SITUATIONS7 V & T WARNINGS IBSUED
OTHER AOTIVITIES:
1 AOOIDENTAL SHOOTING5 PROWLER OOMPLAINTS2 SPEOIAL STAKE-OU'l'S FOR PRO·wLER2 FIGHT OALLS4 DOMESTIO OOMPLAINTS8 NEIGHBOR OOMPLAINTS11· PETIT LARO}~NY OOMPLAINTS1 PUBLIO INTOXICATION OALL1 MALIOIOUS MISOHIEF OOMPLAINT1 ASSAULT OALL (UNFOUNDED)
29 SPEOIAL PREMISES OHECKS30 GENERAL PREMISES OHEOKS
4 DOORS FOUND OPEN8 STREET LIGHTS OFID
12 VEHICLE OHECKS16 ASSISTS TO MOTORISTS9 RECORD OHECKS
11 ASSISTS TO OTHER DEPTS.3 OALLS SHOOTING WITHIN VILLAGE LIMITS5 NON-TR\.1J'FIC WARNINGS ISSUED4 BUSSES RETURNING ]IBOM ORYSTAL BEACH OHEOKE]) FOR FIREWORKS8 JYlESSAGES ])ELIVERED.5 ])OG OOMPLAINTS2 ])OG BITE OOMPLAINTS1 PIOKUP AT POLLS FOR PRIMARY DAY1 PERSON INSTRUOTED IN SAFE GUN HANDLING BY VILLAGE PATROLMAN
37 MISO OALLS4 MEETINGS ATTENDEDREPORT TO OORREOTIONREPORT TO FBIVILLAGE RADIO REPAIRED 7 TIMES DURING JUNE94 TELEPHONE OALLS REOEIVED BY EVANS PD FOR ANGOLA P])PARTOLLED 2,415 MILES FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE
J / /J U 364\14L OF GAS USED BY ANGOLA P])v 'f". f If1. 2" 0 " " " II II FIRE OCDMPANY
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URBAN PLANNING ASSISTANCE PROJECT GRANT AGREEMENT
BETWEEN
NEW YORK STATE OFFICE OF PLANNING COORDINATION
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AGREEMENT, made and entered this //C, day ofand between the Village of Angola, County of Erie, State of
hereinafter referred to as the "Local Agency," and the State of New York,acting by and through its Office of Planning Coordination, 488 Broadway,Albany, New York 12207, hereinafter referred to as the "State PlanningAgency," WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, the State Planning Agency, pursuant to the provisions ofSection 548 of the Executive Law of the State of New York, is the officialagency for the State of New York for all of the purposes of the FederalHousing Act of 1954, as amended, as such provisions relate to the UrbanPlanning Assistance Program, and as such agent is empowered to administerany grant or advance of funds for the assistance of any such activities tothe State, or through the State to local agencies thereof, and
WHEREAS, Section 548 of the Executive Law authorizes the State Planning Agency to contract with local agencies of the State for the provisionof the non-Federal share of the cost of Urban Planning Assistance Programprojects, and
WHEREAS, the Local Agency has heretofore submitted to the State Planning Agency an application for,Federal and State aid under the UrbanPlanning Assistance Program for a comprehensive plan for guiding the growthand development of the Local Agency, more particularly described in"Schedule A", hereto annexed and made a part hereof, and hereinafter sometimes referred to as the "Project", and
WHEREAS, the aforesaid Project has been approved and accepted by theState Planning Agency and by the Federal Department of Housing and UrbanDevelopment.
NOW, THEREFORE, pursuant to and in consideration of the above, and inconsideration of the Local Agency's adoption and ratification of , the Irepresent at ion and assurances contained in the aforesaid application for Federaland State aid, the benefits to accrue to the Local Agency and th~ publicfrom the accomplishment of the Project and other mutual covenants andobligations herein contained, it is
STIPULATED AND AGREED,as follows:
1. ~ccomplishment of the Proj~ct.
a. The State Planning Agency will contract with a Consultant toundertake the Project described in "Schedule A" and through said Consultantbe solely responsible for carrying out and completing the said Project andfor all decisions relating to it. The Project period shall be fromFebruary 7 " 19 68, through Februa:r.y 7 , 1970 . 'r'heState Planning Agency will supervise and ir~pect the Project during itsprogress and upon completion thereof will accept or reject the same. TheState Planning Agency will be responsible for and make all payments to theConsultant which may become due under the terms of such contract.
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~ b. Upon completion of the Project the State Planning Agencyagrees to render such assistance to the Local Agency as may be n?cessary toprepare, layout, reproduce or publish essential Project reports and ~~ial,and to advise the Local Agency on methods of presentation of such reportsa~~dterial through public hearings, newspapers, and other public informatiormedia. The Local Agency agrees to carefully study and consider the resultsof the said Project and to be solely responsible for their adoption orrejection.
2. Specific Duties of the Local Agency. ... ..,
a. The Local Agency will make available without charge to theState Planning Agency, any office space needed by the consultant in additionto his usual place of business for the performance of the services agreedto under this Agreement.
b. The Local Agency agrees to cooperate with the State PlanningAgency and the consultant engaged by the State Planning Agency at all timesduring the progress of the Project and to promptly study and act upon allproposals and other matters submitted to it for consideration. Representatives of the Local Agency will meet upon call with the State PlanningAgency and/or the Consultant to advise with them on any matter that mayarise in connection with the Project.
c.duct of thesultant and
The Local Agency agrees to furnish available data for the conProject at no cost to the State Planning Agency and/or the conarrange for access to municipal records, as may be necessary.
3. Local Agency Share of Total Cost of Project.
a. The total cost of the Project described herein and which comprises the substance of this Agreement shall not exceed the sum of $ 15,324.00
The total cost of the Project shall be financed as follows:
Federal share $ 10,216.00
State share $ 2,554.00
Local Agency share $ 2,554.00
The Local Agen~y agrees to pay, from fundspriated for the Project, the sum of $ 2,554.00 ,and payable to the State of New Mr"k"upon completion ofsum shall not exceed seventeen (17%) per cent of theProject.
specifically approwhich sum is duethe Project; saidtotal cost of the
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b. Attached hereto and made ~ part hereof, is a certified copy ofthe offic1al resolution of the governing body of the Local Agency agreeingto have available in the year in which the Project 1s to be completed suchfunds, payable to the State of New York, and authorizing the execution ofthi.s Agreement.
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4. Changes.
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The State Planning Agency or the Local Agency may from time totime request changes in the scope of technical work under the Project.Such reque~ts for changes may include work to be done by the State PlanningAgency and/or the Local Agency. Any changes, including an increase ordecrease in the total costs necessary to carry out the provisions of theProject or any part thereof, which are mutually agreed upon by and betweenthe State Planning Agency and the Local Agency, must be incorporated inwritten' amendments to this Agreement. However, any such amendment shall besUbject to prior written approval and consent of the participating Federalauthority.
5. Termination of Agreement.
a. The State Planning Agency may terminate this Agreement at anytime by a notice in writing from the State Planning Agency to the LocalAgency if at any time it is determined that the cost of the Project shallexceed the total cost as stated in Paragraph 3 hereof, However, suchtermination shall be subject to the prior written approval and consent ofthe participating Federal authority.
b. If, through any cause, the Local Agency shall fail to fulfillin a timely and proper manner its obligations under this Agreement, or ifthe Local Agency shall violate any of the covenants, agreements, or stipulations of this Agreement, the State Planning Agency shall thereupon havethe right to terminate this Agreement by giving five days written notice tothe Local Agency and specifying the effective date of termination thereof.
c. If the Agre~ment is terminated by the State Planning Agency asheretofore provided, the Local Agency will be reimbursed, if the requiredappropriation has been paid to the State of New York, in an amount whichbears the same ratio to the total amount of the original funds appropriatedby the Local Agency to the State of New York for tha Project as set forthin Paragraph 3 hereof as the services which were yet to be performed underthe Project at the effective date of termination bear to the total servicesto be performed under the Project: Provided, however, that if less thansixty per cent of the services covered by the Project have been performedupon the effective date of such termination, the amount of reimbursement tothe Local Agency shall be reduced by an amount equal to the Local Agency'sshare of the cost of that portion of the actual out-of-pocket expensesincurred by the consultant during the Project period which are directlyattributable to the incompleted portion of the services to be provided bythe consultant under the Project.
6. Waiver of Immunity Clause.
The Local Agency agrees to the provlslons of the Section l39-a and139-b of the New York State Finance Law which requires that upon therefusal of a person, when called before a grand jury to testify concerningany transaction or contract had with the State, any political subdivisionthereof, a public authority or with any public department, agency orofficial of the State or of any political subdivision thereof or of a pUblicauthority, to sign a waiver of immunity against subsequent criminal prosecution or to answer any relevant question concerning such transaction orcontract,
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a. Such person, and any firm, partnership or corporation of whichhe is a member, partner, director of officer shall be disqualified fromthereafter selling to or submitting bids to or receiving awards from orentering into any contracts with New York State or any public department,agency or official thereof,for goods, work or services, for a period offive years after such refusal, and
b. any and all contracts made with the State of New York or anypublic department, agency or official thereof, since the effective date ofthis law, by such person, and by any firm, partnership, or corporation ofwhich he is a member, partner, director or officer may be cancelled orterminated by New York State without incurring any penalty or damages onaccount of such cancellation or termination, but any monies owing by theState of New York for goods delivered or work done prior to the cancellation I
or termination shall be paid.
7. Representatives of Contracting Parties.
In all matters relating to the performance of this Agreement theDirector of the Office of Planning Coordination shall act for the StatePlanning Agency and the Mayor shall act for the LocalAgency.
8. Agreement to be Executory,'
It is hereby agreed that this Agreement is executory only on thepart of the State Planning Agency until such time as the United States ofAmerica and the ,State Planning Agency enter into the Federal Urban PlanningGrant Contract for this Project.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Agreementthe day and year first above written.
(Municipal Seal)
Approved as to legal form andlegal adequacy:
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SIGNED /!!,-<d~,.j!:c .I?£.<~":'·,,,,//e ,,~,/T.COUNSEL
OFFICE OF PLANNING COORDINATION
Approved as to form:
Approved:
Village of AngolaThe Local Agency
BY
MayorTitle
STATE OF NEW YORK, acting by and throughits OFFICE OF PLANNING COORDINATION
BYDirec·tor
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ICERrIFI CATE OF LOCAL AGENCY I S ATTORNEY
I,Angola
, acting as Attorney for the Village ofdo hereqy certify:
That I have examined the foregoing Urban Planning Assistance Project GrantAgreement and the proceedings taken qy the Board of Trustees of the Village ofAngola "relating thereto, and, find the execution thereof has been duly authorized and isin all respects due and proper and in accordance vlth the laws of the State ofNew York, and further that, j,n lOiY opinion, said Project Grant Agreement constitutesa legal and binding obligation of the Village of Angola
, to p~ to the State of New,York the suw. of;) 2,554. 00 in accordance with the terms thereof.
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SCHEDULE "A"•
This schedule is a part of the Urban Planning Assistance Projectontract between Herbert H. Smith Associates and the NEW YORK STATE OFFICEF PLANNING COORDINATION and a part of the Urban Planning Assistance Project'rant Agreement between Village of Angola and the NEW YORK STATE OFFICE OF'LANNING COORDINATION.
SCOPE OF SERVICES
BASIC PLANNING ST'.TTl.IES
1. Circulation and Transpo~tation. The present transportation facil'lcies of the-Village would be studied. Included will bea written~2view and analysis of the services provided to the Village by17egional high'>lays, transportation facilities such as railroads, as~81l as local and regional problems of circulation, traffic andcongestion. Design standards for local streets, parking areas,and cul-de-sacs will be developed for local conditions in the conduct of this study for later inclusion in both the zoning and landsubdivision regulations.
2. Neighborhood Analysis. A written and graphic neighborhood analysisof the Village of Angola will be prepared and will consist of:
a. Delineation of neighborhood areas and boundaries;
b. Information on housing conditions. including locationsand extent of "blight" or potential "blight";
c. Characteristics of families affected by poor. housing;
d. Information on conditions in non-residential areas including location and extent of "blight" or potential"blight" ;
e. Adequacy of community facilities and services, bothpublic and private;
f. Causes of "blight";
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Indentification and priority of steps needed to eliminatepresent: "blight" and prevent future "blight";
New programs of Housing and Urban Development Act of 1965,including the Open Space Land Program, Urban BeautificationProgram, Cod(~ Enforcement Program and Demolition Crant:PrognlID in addition to other Federal and State progranis shallbe considered.
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Scope of Services Village of Angola (Cont'd)
3. ~Jnjcjpal-F~_LLti~s-.ru2£l~£~L~~a. The adequacy of all Villagefacilities and services will be reviewed and estimates of futureneeds developed based on local planning standards, Included inthis written study will be such facilities and services as recreation areas, water distribution and supply systems, sanitary seweragesystems, refuse disposal areas, libraries, fire stations and othermunicipal buildings.
4. tIunicU>al F.iJ2:'1Il<::e. The fiscal structure of the Village of AnGolawill be investigated, The analysis will include such factors assources of revenues and expenditures, land values, tax rates, debtlimitations, and publicly-owned and tax-lien land. Estimates ofthe fut.ure trend of municipal costs and revenues will be developed."lnd methods suggested by which a future planning program in theVillage could assist in t.he maintenance of stable tax situation.
5. CeIl_t..I.§lJ,..J3Esin.§z.8.._pistri£!..St.ydy_§nd Pla:0.' This study will analyzeret.ail sales, available floor area, retail trade area, the relations~ip of the business area with other compet.ing shopping areas andprojection of fut.ure floor area needs, ret.ail trade area and estimated retail sales. A Central Business Dist.rict Plan will bedeveloped based on the above t.o include central business dist.rictcirculation, both pedest.rian and vehicular, off-street parkingfacilities, loading and unloading facilit:tes, preliminary designconsiderations for existing structures, recommended new facilitiesand methods of implementation. The latter study to include prelimi.nary co:st estimates, relationship of private, municipal, stateand federal programs and financing and a proposed schedule ofactivities. The Central BlJsiness District Plan written report will,together with the mounted CBD Plan map at a scale of I" - 50',serve as a guide for future expenditures of public and privatefunds in the redevelopment of the area.
Land Use Plan. A written and graphic plan for the Village ofAr~g()la--w{rr'b'e prepared and will show the location and chantcterof C111 bEtsic l<3.nc1 use activities, such as re.s:lden,tial, comm,erci.al). d " 1 . 1 ' '1" .... ]In ·USt:C1.8 __ :J rGcre.atJ..on8- __ a:ClQ pUb lC, J.D a manner uest 8u:Ltec tothe character and potenti.al of Angola as indicated in the previouslyJUtlined basic planning stud';,es, and in keeping with the goals and'bjectives of the Master Plan as formulated during the planningcogranl. This study will also take hlto account characteristics1d trends of regional development and existing reports and pro"~
s~::;1.s of rnunic:Lpal:, ):egi(Jn~:,'.£.tate and county c;gcncies 80 D.S tosure i:hs developme,'cJ.l:: of a sopf:.d Hnd realistic J"anc] use. plein,
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Sketch plans for future development will be prepared for selectedresidential areas (2) as determined by the Planning Board andconsultant.
2. Circulation Plan. A written and graphic plan for the Village willf~-pre-parGdshowing the road and h-Lghway facilities which will beneeded to accommodate anticipated future development and traf21c.Recommendations will be tailored to the type and character ofdevelopment envisioned in the land use plan, and standards recc",mended for various classes of roads. Included will be recommendations for any needed improvements in the present roads of theVillage as well as new roads which would be required. In addition,the plan will offer recommendations concerning any other form oftransportation facility for which present or futu~s need isindicated.
3. Community Facilities Plan. A written and graphic plan for theViflagi€;-wil1 beprepareclwhich ,,,ill provide a program by whichthe present and future needs of the schools, recreation facilities,utility systems, and public buildings will be suggested in amanner which would best suit the needs of the present and futurepopulation and development of Angola. These recommendations will:ae developed upon both national and local standards which willserve as guides in the investigation of present facilities andrequired future facilities.
4. Financial Plan and Capital Improvements Program. A long-·rangewrri::teil~};lnaDc1aCpran'Eor-'Theru'EuredeveIoj3nlentof the Villageof Angola will be prepared. Consideration will be given to an"ticipated municipal costs and revenues and needed public improvements as indicclted by the Community Facilities Plan, aspreviously described. A Capital Improvements Program will beprepared with the cooperation of the Village officials in orderto provide a proper balance between the facilities' needs of theVillage and its ability to pay for these facilities. The necessaryimprovements ",ill be assigned estimated costs, priorities andrecommended methods of financing suggested. Operat~ing costs forthe first three (3) years following completion of a proje.c.t ",illalso be included, in accox'dance with Section 99G of the CentralMunicipal Law. The Capital Improvements Program wil1. take theform of a detai.led refinement of the first six years of the over"all Financial Plan and will be of sufficient scope as to meet therequirements of the Program for Communit.y Improvement.-
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1. ~o~tg&_R~g~l~ti~l~' After re-evaluation and determination ofcertain development policies for the Village and upon the compIe-·tion of the basic studies and Master Plan, the Village ZoningOrdinance and Map will be reviewed and a complete draft of pro-·posed revisr,d regulat:'.ons made to provide the Village of Angolawith a prop"r relationship between this Ordinance and the MasterPlan.
2. Lar:.9......f3_~l;.bdiyisJ-o? ~~g~l"tf1_~2:0ns_. Recommended Land SubdivisionRegulations will be prepared in light of the development policiesof the Village as formulated during the planning program. Saidproposed written regulations will be developed to require that"t:v~ets meet certain standards and that adequate sewerage, watersupply, storm drainage and recreational facilities be supplied.Requirements for applications, filing of plats and other procedural guidelines will idso be developed.
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"Where appropriate, the following comment:s apply to the projec'tas a whole:
1. A planning period designat:ed for each nn,micipali ty' sdevelopmen'l: plan.
2. A Iis'c prepared which identifies the relat,ive priori,tyof those proj ects included in each municipality; s de-'velopment plan bui: which are not contained in eachmunicipality I s improvements prograrll..
3. The plcmning progra:m for each municipality should include either a work item which calls for the preparationof·o. five or six year capi·tal budget or a COIllItlitment "Lado so.
~ehe planni.ng prog-ra.ms being developr;:.~,d for -these rnunicipa.lit.ie~.~
ShOl:tJ.d be coordlrta"ted wi,th the Niagara Frontier Transportation Study.
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~ -RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING URBAN PLANNING ASSISTANCE PROJECT GRANT AGREEMEN'r WITHNEW YORK ~A~ OFFICE OF PUk~qING COORDINATION.
At a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village of Angola, in the
County of Erie, New York, July 15th.,1968, held at the Village Hall in said
Village at 7130 P.M. Daylight SaVings Time:
There were present Donald L. Carbeck, Mayor and Trustees Earl Kingan1
Jene Heimburg1 and Allen White. Absent: Carl Iannello.
Mr. Jene Heimburg offered the following resolution and moved its adoption:
WHEREAS, the Village of Angola has heretofore applied to the New York StateOffice of Planning Coordination for Federal and State aid in an urban planningassistance project under the provisions of the Federal Housing Act of 1954, asamended, and Section 548 of the Executive Law of the State of New York, and suchapplication is being processed for approval and acceptance by the Department ofHousing and Urban Development and the Office of Planning Coordination of theState of New York, andWHEREAS, in order to secure the benefits of said urban planning assistance program it is necessary for the Village of Angola to contribute a sum not to exceedseventeen per centum (17%) of the total cost and to enter into a Project GrantAgreement with the New York State Office of Planning Coordination, now be itRESOLVED, that the Village of Angola hereby agrees to have available in the year1970, the surnof two thousand five hundred fifty-four dollars ($2,554.00), orso much thereof as may be necessary to contribut a sum not to exceed seventeenper centum (17%) of the total cost of said Project, to be paid to the State ofNew York, on condition that the above mentioned application is approved by boththe Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Director of the Officeof Planning Coordination of the State of New York, and be it furtherRESOLVED, that the Mayor of the Village of Angola be and hereby is authorizedand directed to execute on behalf of the Village of Angola the project GrantAgreement to carry the foregoing into effect.
The adoption of the resolution was seconded by Mr. Allen White and dulyput to a vote on roll call which resulted as follows:
AYES: Mr. Jene HeimburgMr. Allen Wlj.iteMr. Donald Carbeck
NOES: Mr. Earl Kingan~ ~The resolution was adopted. N
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I, MARIANNE O. Am~OLD, Village Clerk of the Village of
Angola, in the County of Erie, State of New York, HEREBY
CERTIFY that the foregoing annexed extract from -the minutes
of a meeting of the Board of Trustees of said Village duly
called and held on the 15th. day of July, 1968,has been
compared by me with the original minutes as officially re-
corded. in my office in the Minute Book of said Boare of
Trustees and is a true, complete and correct copy thereof
and of the whole of said original minutes so far as the
same relate to the subject matters referred to in said extract~
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and
affixed the corporate saal of
said Village this 15th. day of
JulyI' 1968~
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255REGULAR MEETING
July 15,1968
The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y.was held at the Village Hall on Monday July 15th.,1968, at 7,30 P.M
Meeting
PRESENT:
Absent:
was called to order by Mayor Donald L. Carbeck.
Donald L. Carbeck, MayorEarl Kingan TrusteeJene Heimburg II II II 1111 1111
Allen White 11111111111111
Carl Iannello """"""" (Dwath in family)
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BUILDING PERMITS:Frank Pytlak - to extend present home on Johm R.Drive.Russell Valvo- to ercet a side entrance.L.DelPrince - to erect a patioIt was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg that the above permitsbe granted. Un. Crd.
FIRE REPORT: Read and filed.
POLICE REPORT: Read and filed.
REPORTS:Report was g.iven on the, meeting held with the Town of Evans in regard tothe proposed new water line that the Town is planning on installing alongthe Lake Shore Road. Question was asked by the Town if the Village had anyobjections as to the Town establishing this added water district to theirdepartment, there being none, the Town will proceed with their future planing on this water district.
Chief Kane gave his report on the police car radio. He stated that it wi:!:lhave to be replaced with a new one with1.n the near future~ Discussion washeld on the County ,setup that a ,survey 1.s being taken on for Metro. Policecoverage. Mayor Carbeck stated that Chief Kane wait until more detailsa're available from the County setup before a new radio is purchased dueto the change that, there ,will be .for the, radio, frequency." "
Supt. Public Works Orr stated that he needs a relief man to operate theBooster station. Due to a report given him by the Village Cl,erk, that anypersonnel hired for the water dept. wheteer he be relief or full time, mustposses'sa High School Diploma before he, can be hired, has cut down thenumber of applications that were on hand for employement in the waterdept. He has one man a Mr. Robert Biglands from Grove St. that would liketo have full time employment and is a High School graduate. Water Com.Jene H~imburg stated that Mr. Biglands could be hired as a relief opereand if sati·sfactory, he could be put on a full time employment as soon
" as 'there is a vacancy. It was moved ,by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg, that Robert Biglands be' hired at a hourly rat-e of $2.25 hr. becoming effect
ive as soon as the proper papers were filled out with the Village Clerk"and same sent into the Personnel Office in ~uf:Ealq.. Ur,.•, Crd.. ,,'I:
Letter was received from Marian Malinowski, Chairmar, of fue Evans-AngolaRecreation & Parks Commission for the re-appointment of Eugene Heil. Itwas moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. py Mr. White that the following res...olution b'e':adopt'ed:' RESOLVED:.Whereas the term of Eugene J. Heil expiresJune Ilth.,1968 on the Evans-Angola Recreation & ParkS Commission, NOWTHEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED pursuant to General Municipal Law, Section 243that Eugene J. Heil be re-appointed for a 7 year term to expire June 11,1975. Un~ Crd.
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'Z5~ rianne Arnold, Village Clerk stated that she had received the R,esolutionelecting participation in the State Employees Health Insurance Plan ~nd
the employees in the Village hospitalization group were in favor of th1~' .•
new plan. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg that this'reso:L:tuion be adopted for the Village employees now under the h,ospitalization plan. ·Un. Crd. '
Bud.get Director and. Treas • stated that a transfer would be needed in bothfunds to ~over the differences of funds needed for the new plan, so itwas moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. 'White that the amount of $401.93be transferred into F 290-400 from F 290-650 for the water Iflund and theamount of $266.45 be transferred. from A 290-650 .into A 2.90-400 for theGeneral Fund. Un. Crd.
Village Clerk reported a Mr. Norman Cook, Pop distributor for this areahad requested the rental of the 3 stalls on the Com. Side of the Villagegarage for storage of his truck and stock. One stall is being occupiedby the Little Loop for their "Weiner Wagon", so Clerk was instructed tonotify Mr. Hosler, an Officer of the Little Loop group to move his~wagoninto another area of the garage •. '
1Mr. Robert Miller was present at the meeting in regard to the water thatbacks up into his cellar drain. He stated that he would purchase a backcheck valve that could be tapped into the Village line if the Villagewould do the tapping. Supt. Orr was instructed to cheek in to this lineand see what could be done to assist Mr. Miller on this water problem.
Two letters were received from Nelson Wm. Arnold, Fire Chief of theAngola Vol. Fire Dept. and Fire Inspector for the Village of Angola, andMr. William Houston Fire Commissioner for the. Village of Angola, on theplDoperty that is vacant on ¥ork St. assessed to John Tulmello. Theyh,avestrongly recommended that the Village take whatever legal action i.s 'nec- .essary to remove this dangerous building from this site as soon as possible.This was referred to Village Atty. Hurst.The other bUilding in mention was that of the Grange Hall owned by Mr.
t .Lauren Brown. He was notified Of. the existing conditions thoat prevailthere and that they should be corrected at his. earliest con venience.A copy of the letter was also sent to the Grange. .
Mr. Edwin Cotton, Village Engineer was present at the meeting with acopy of the new proposed water rates that he has set up for future useby the Angola Waterworks. A copy was given to each Member of the Boardto stUdy and this was tabled until the Aug. 12th. mtg.
It was moved by Mr. H;eimburg and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the followingresolution be adopted: ,WHEREAS Mayme Froehley was a Member ctf the Angola Village Library Board.who served faithfully on such Board for more than 45 yrs. freely devotongmuch of her time and effort for the betterment of this Community projectand death haVing terminated her membership on this Board, NOW THEREFOREIT IS RESOLVED that the vacancy on such Board for the unexpired portionof· Mrs Froehleys· term be filled by the appointement of Frances Vacantieffective immediately. Un. Crd.
Mayor Carbeck stated that there will be a joint meeting with the VillageBoard and the Village Planning Board on Thurs. Aug. 15th.,196B at 7130P.M. Mr. A. Perosi from HUD wi!'l be the main speaker.
Leteer was received from Walter Gunderman requesteing the .key to theLeone bldg. for public inspection by the group of petionors within-_.~"
the near, future. Clerk was instructed to grant Mr. Gunderman his request by furnishing the key to the bldg.
Mayor Carbeck stated to the Board that he had several books on theComprehensive study of the Erie Co. Sewer Dist. and if anyone would like
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I )'upon n'qu~illt, or t.ilO hneo],a V1l1::t::~o BOLU'd t.he t,~o undersigned inl'lpl1cted tl1.c Lvnne Orange Hall\ located on til" IH.;c:m,1 flooT.' of your North 1"18in :,·t,rert buildil't; ill Angulo.. ,""lid inspection
was l!l:~d,) on , .."tul·dn,Y, J Illy 6. It 15 our un<,l.erBtandillg that this reqlu,st came to tile VillageBoard as tilE- J'C'l\Alt "f ..mblic: mef,t,i ngs being hnld in the Granee Hall.
We found t,y) O'',{;;·1'··,,11 condit.ion qf tho secund floor to be comrnemi~blo. The· stairway 1s. clear and Hide oLd t.ile [eneral care ~nd ,,,aint.olllmee of t:1f.> entire fncili ty i6 beyond question. InkfH:';.Yi.:i1j.·; l'Jitl.'i .t~;)od fire snfetJ "n·aeti.ccJ 'ie ;would recornnend th(' 1.nstalJation oftJU1table dl~::f (:f1f!rn:i cal t~n.)~ fire extinqui,stlers t.ilr(jl\J.r~h('lUt tht.iJ kitchen ~l1:,:d me(:ttngrQOJn nre...A hood aflon1,d bo !H'ovided 0""1' tl~, T"mC" j,n 1.,'..., K'tCt16Il wi,th a pipe leading to til'" out.sideof the Luil,:!;-p. ,come type of f'lf.hllUB.t fp.n "illou!.d be :JI'OvidHd with t,ile rax'C8 hood.
General aaf' ty P1'llctico would. CEo U fot' ttl" ,'C'pll\(:€'mcnt of the tilr"" Lroken 1>11:,10>'6 1lnd thenorttnvest.Gor~nt,;r·:);Ctr~0 m(~bt].ng room, U,S(:(:. for &torage and a. f5.1e cabinet, ()(Y.lld stand :SQ8l8housvcl (~an:tn;~ a. t tt)tlt. ton.
We .t'o:lIld th,<,t t mre ill no panic illudwar~l Oil tnt''.!'." impor\lant doors. "'hoy l.i.rt: tHe door lead;'1ng from. 1,(;,t') (llth':i.1.J1g room to t:ie>J $fc~coni flO()I" vt:e't,ibule" the one le~di!lg from. toe vestibuleto the'neB-doT At,~ i_ ra und t!'le first flo,)r grGHJ.e entl"snce ex:i.t door t'J..'Oi':;. l,hei'o0t 01' thestatrll to the l'ltr",jtleVBl. 'flmse doors sllould PO equipped with hcavy duty panio 1;ype hardware and till! exit:s from the second 'floor meeting room clearly marked with exit lights servedby IR eepara1;'3 !\lid individually l'Iwitched circuit. ',ie .foluld that thrsre ill m HJcond £1001'exit i'r()~n tnt bu:tJ.dJ.n~'. and Sl'.ggest ttle possibility of Borne type (If fIre escape from the 1'81'1tstreet end of the buildir,g.
In II.ddH.ion to the aoove flllILLllstioNl, we woold recommend t,i'e cutttng of the higl1 r,rase andthe r"",ov...l .01' t"" I\ccwllt.llatioll of 1'1.,(Ju1lJh in tHe bacic,y'!lrd wili.ch. at prest.ent, cQ,llc! COl1st:l.tutea fire lW2.Rrd silotl1dtne hif;ll graelll 008),' the' earage or bUlld:!.ng be Bot tif:!.re.
If ~e O~ provide any further ini'ormation conoerning the inspection or the points oovered,pleas", feel iI'''''' to contact 118 at onoe.
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to read them, they could. Hebe-!'Ield on July 23rd. at the,~e to attend this meeting •
. Mayor Carbeck also stated that he received the ,literature on the Workshop seminar to be held at the Cornell Univ. from Sept. 9-l2th. And alosrequested that someone attend this school if possible. This workshop isfor the benefit of all Supts. of Public Works and Water & St. Commissioners,(No response aa this mtg.)
St. Com. Iannello sent a copy of the Leaf picker to be meeting and MayorCarbeck stated that the Village should plan on purchasing this piece ofequipment due to the air pollution law on the burning of leaves in theState. This was left tabled until next mtg.
Letter was received from Postmaster Erick in regard to the removal of theNo Parking sign by the Mail box at the curb on Main St. which was rem~ved
by the State Hwy. Dept. when they removed the trees from that area. Clerkwas instructed to make a copy of this letter and refer it to the Hwy.Engineer of the N.Y.State Highway Dept.
Discussion was held on the Urban renewal project. Copy of this is attachedon separate pages of the Minute book due to the length of said resolution.
The following bills were submitted for payment by the Treas. Water Dept.cks. # 29-53 total of $30.323.05 and Gen. Fund Cks. # 28-101 total of$90,077.89. It was moved and 2nd. that the bills submitted be paid by theTreas. Un. Crd.
Biscussion and report on the Library Bond was given by Village Atty. Hurstthe resolution will be attached to a separate page of the minutes whendrafted up by the Atty. The resolution was moved by Mr. White and 2nd.by Mr~ Heimburg. The publication of the resolution was moved by Mr. Whiteand 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg. Un. Crd. '
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It was moved and 2nd. that. the mtg. be adjounned to Aug .:RiII: l2th.,1968.Un. Crd.
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JULY 1st to JULY 31 1~68
EMERGENCIES:
3 FIRST AID CALLSr 4 AMBULANCE CALLS4 INHALATOR CALLS
TRAFFIC:
14 V & T SUMMONS ISSUED2 ACCIDENTS INVESTIGATED5 FUNERAL ESCORTS7 BANK ESCORTS12 WARNING NOTICES ISSUED
OTHER ACTIVITIES:1 DISORDERLY CONDUCT ARREST1 RESISTING ARREST1 ASSAULT THIRD ARREST3 CRIMINAL TRESPASS3 CRIMINAL MISCHIEFARRESTS1 PUBLIC INTOXICATION2 HARRASSMENT ARRESTS2 PETIT LARCENY COMPLAINTS1 BURGLARY1 GRAND LARCENY6 RADAR SPEEDING ARRESTS3 FRAUD CHECK COMPLAINTS3 PROWLER COMPLAINTSB DOMESTIC COMPLAINTS1 ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING6 FIREWORKS COMPLAINTS1 NOISE COMPLAINT4 DOG COMPLAINTS4 GARBAGE ORDINANCE VIOLATIONS6 ASSISTS TO STRANDED MOTORISTS1 MISSING PERSON LOCATED FOR W.SENECA PD7 MISC COMPLAINTS
19 ASSISTS TO OTHER AGENCIES4 DEPT OF MOTOR VEHICLES REVOCATION ORDERS SERVED5 STREET LIGHTS REPORTED OUTMONTHLY HEPORT TO FBI
II " II CORBECTION DEPT2438 MILES PATROLLED BY VILLAGE POLICE
315.4 GAL OF GAS USED BY ANGOLA POLICE DEPT36.7 II II II II " FIRE DEPT.
JOSEPH P, KANE
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~ REPORT FOR MONTH JULY 1968
= Mututal Aid to Evans {Zenter Vol. Fire-Co. Called by radio controlat 1145 P.M. Released at 2115 P.M Ttuck # 1-4 responded. 15 menanswered the alarm. Call cancelled enroute.
= Cecil John - Grass Fire - Inwood Ave. Called by radio control at1120 P.M. Released at 1155 P,M. Trucks 1-4 responded. Booster lineused. 10 ~en answered the alarm.
= Penn Central - Box Car laoded with oranges. Hot journal caughtcar florr on fire. Called by radio control at 3100 A.M. Releasedat 7100 A.M. Trucks 1-2 4 & 5 responded. 16 men answered the alarm.Booster lines I>, and 2>, and foam used.
7/21> = Fire in Barretts' woods near cemetary called by Village Police at6100 P.M. returned at 7100 P.M Trucks 3 re~ponded. Portable pumpsused to put out fire. w/l>, line. 11 man answered the alarm.
7/29 = Nickey's Golf Course. Mutual aid to Lake Erie Beach Fire Co. Calledby radio control at 1100 P.M. released at 1115 P M. Trucks 1-4 & 5responded! 7 men answered the alarm.
7/31 = Mutual aid to Evans Center Vol. Fire CD. Called by radio contraolat 2105 A.M. Released at 2145 A.M. Trucks 1 repsonded. Releasedon arrival at Fire on Beach Rd. and Old Lake Shore Rd. 13 menansered the alarm.
Re~pectfully yours,
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Regular MeetingAug. 12,1968
The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld on Monday, Aug. 12th.,1968, at the Village Office.
Meeting was called to order by Mayor Carbeck at 7r30 P.M
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PRESENT: Donald. L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteCarl IannelloJene Heimburg
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Mr. George Lies and two other men from the Lake Bay area were present at themeeting in regard to ownership of the water lines serving the homes in theLake Bay area. They were informed that the water lines are privately ownedand the Village furnishs the. water service. Question arose on a complaint ofJoseph Maul in the year of 1965, he had the water turned off by his own personal plumber at the end of the seasonal season without notifying the Villageoffice, and on Nov. 1st. when the Village maintenace worker went to that areato make all the seasonal turnoff~,the water was turned on in pl~ce of off forthe home of Mr. Maul, causing damage to his home. At the time that Mr. Mauls;complaint was received at the office, Mr. Gugino, Supt. of Public Works instructed the Village Clerk to send a letter to jVlr. Maul stating that thewater aervices were not to be turned on or off by any home owner withoutthe presence of a Village maintenance man supervising the turn on or off ofwater service. Mayor Carbeck stated that the Town is proposing to take oversome sections of that area for a water district and he advised that this groupcontact Supr. John Hamlett and get the details on it as soon as possible.
/ Mr. Robert Miller was present at the meeting. He thanked Mr. Orr and thel Village men for solving the water p~oblem that existed on his property.
Mr. Fitzgibbons was present at the meeting and gave a report on his work atthe intake at the pumping station. He .also stated that the remainder of thejob must be done within 60 days as the weather will change and he will not beable to finish the proposed project. Mr. Heimburg stated that he would contact Mr. Cotton and Mr. Cotton would contact Mr. Fitzgibbons as sOOn as possible so that this work could be completed.
Fire Report was submitted by Fire Chief Nelson Arnold. Read and filed;;.
Police Report was 1I1l1l1l11ll11IlIlIlPolice Chief Jos. Kane. 11111111111111111111111111
Mr. Floyd Wilson submitted the rejection letter signed by the Members ofthe Zoning Board of Appeals for the permit of Aronica's to build a 4 familyapt. home on Commercial St. extension area. Clerk was instructed to notifyMr. Aronica of this letter.
ICommunications Received:Leteler of thanks from the Library Board for Memorial for jV1r. Iannello.
I Letter from Mr. Gravener, Traffic Engineer for signs to be posted by mail boxin the Village.
L. Letter from Franklyn Drago for meeting to be held Aug. 15th. with Mr. Perosi.'All were read and ordered filed.
Mayor gave a report that after Jan. lst.,1969 there will not be anymoreburning of refuse. Mayor is to answer this letter personally.
Mr. Iannello stated that 4th. street in the Village will only be treatedthis year and it will be blacktopped next year •
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~ayor stated that the workshop starts 9/9 - 9/12 and asked if anyone wouldattend from the Village Board. (No volunteers at this time)
Water Dept.Discussion was held on the work at the water plant'to be done, Mr. Cotton waspresent and he gave a report of what has been done so far. Mayor Carbeck statedthat he would like to see all the work at the plant completed by Sept. 3rd.Mr. Cotton assured him that the work would be completed by that date.Next was discussion on the new water rates. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the following resolution be adopted: jRESOLVED:the following water rents are hereby established to become effective Oct.Ist.,1968, the same to be published in the Pennysaver and Evans Journalbefore .tha t time:Village Rates: OUTSIDE RATES:Up to 7M Gals. Mim. 5.00 Up to 7M. Bals •••• Mim. 10.00Next 13M. 11111111 .55¢ Next 13M. 11111111 ••••••• .75¢11111111 10M Illihll .45¢ 11111111 10M 11111111 •••••••• 60¢II 1111 II 112 OM 11111111 .40¢ HlIllll 20M. 11111111 •••••••• 50¢11111111 SOMe 11111111 .35¢ lIlllll! SOMe 11111111 •• •••• .45¢111111 100M. 11111111 .30¢ II II II 1I100l"1. 11111111.. ••••• .40¢Over200M. 11111111 .25¢ Over200M. 11111111 •• •••• .35¢
Seasonal (April 1st. -Oct. 31st.) Minimum charge for summer season $35.00, whichmust be paid in advance.
Tapping fee services = $100.00 for Village home ownets and $150.00 for OutsideVillage limits.
Meter pit (when required) $35.00 additional charge.
All metered accounts are to be billed quarter annually and payable on or beforethe 15th. day of the sUbsequent month for the quarter for which they arerendered. A}. 1 bills unpaid after the 15th. will be subject to a penalty of 10%Water services are to be shut off if not paid after the 30th. of. the month whenbilled, if not paid.
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majority. Voting Ayes: HeimburglIannellol
Water District charges are
Unamiously carried by fullKingan and Carbeck.
Bills submitted by Clerk-Treas. for payment: Water Dept. cks. # 59-85 toaa.lof 4890.39 and Gen. CkS. # 58-154 total of 12,210.63. It was moved and 2nd.that the,Treas. pay all bills as submitted. Un. Crd.
It was moved and 2nd. to adjourn. Un. Crd.
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INDEX
B.Permits - Pease and Houghton
POlice report
Fire Report
Erie Co. Mtg. Alden
Dog Clinic at Fire Hall
Mr. Hurst - Cornell Univ.
Leteer from Wm. Houston on dumpsite thanks
Evans _Angola Com. Ulrich resolution
Aronica and May - Reffered to Wrago - Planning Board
Geo. Braun - empl. appl.
Crib intake report.
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FIRE REPORT FOR MONTH OF AUGUST 1968
Aug. 4 = Mutual aid to Brant. Barn - Called by radio control at 12135 P.M.Released at 1100 P.M. 18 men answered alarm. Trucks 1-4-5 respnoded.
Aug. 6 = Mutual aid to Evans Center. Hank & Leo's Store. Called by RadioControl at 4100 A.M. Released at 6 A.M. 2~ hose used. 15 menanswered the alarm. Trucks 1 & 5 responded.
Aug. 11 = Field fire. East side of Thruway on Inwood Rd. Called by RadioControl at 12 P.M. Released at 2135 P.M. 13 men answered thealarm. Trucks 1 & 4 responded. Fire out on arrival.
Aug. 12 = Grass fire. Franklyn & Mark Sts. Called by Raaio Control at7115 P.M. Released at 7122 P.M. Trucks 1 & 5 responded. 14men answered the alarm. Fire out on arrival.
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Penn Central Diesel Engine Fire. Called by Radio control at4100 A.M. Released at 5115 A.M. Trucks 1-4 & 5 respcbnded. 25men answeeed the alarm. l~" line used.
= House fire. Beach Rd. Called by Radio control at 8125 P.M.'Released at 8130 P.M. Released at Fire Hall - Mutual aid toE.C.Fire Co. 14 men answered the alarm.
= Presbyterian Camp. Mutual aid to Lake Erie Vol. Fire Co.Called by radio control at 6135 A.M. Released at 7120 A.M.Trucks 1-4 & 5 responded. 18 men answered alarm. Released onarrival.
= Evans Center Fire Hall. Called by Radio control at 9100 P.M.Released at 10100 P.M. Mutual aid to Evans Center. Truck 15 responded. 30 men answered the alarm. 1~"1ine used.
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MONTHLIlf POLIOE REPORT TO THE VILLAGE BOARD OF ANGOLA, NYAUG 1 to AUG 31 1968
EMERGENOIES:2 FIRST AID OALLS2 INHALATOR OALLS4 A\VIBULANOE OALLS
TRAFFIO:2 AOOIDENTS INVESTIGATED5 FUNERAL ESOORTS7 BANK ESOORTS7 V & T SUMMONS ISSUED4 PARKING TIOKETS ISSUED
OTHER AOTIVITIES:1 GRAND LAROENY1 PETIT LARO]lNY2 DISORDERLY OONDUOT ARRESTS2 PROWLER OOMPLAINTS2 MALIOIOUS MISOHIEF OOMPLAINTS5 PRISONERS TRANSPORTED TO ERIE OOUNTY JAIL1 MENTAL PATIENT TRANSPORTED TO GOWANDA HOSPITAL
17 SUSPIOIOUS OAR OHEOKS41 MOTOR OYOLE OHEOKS (NUMBER OORREOT)
1 TRESPASS OOMPLAINT1 NEIGHBOR TROUBLE OOMPLAINT2 FIGHT OALLS3 DOMESTIO OALLS4 MOTOR VEHIOLE DEPT REVOOATION ORDERS SERVED
10 REOORD OHEOKS FOR VARIOUS AGeJNOIES5 ASSIST TO STRANDED MOTORISTS
22 ASSISTS TO OTHER DEPTS12 MISO OOMPLAINTS
1 FIRE ORDINANOE OOMPLAINT1 EVIOTION NOTIOE SERVED
4$ STREET LIGHTS REPORTED OUT1 S'rOLENBIKE REOOVEREDMONTHLY REPORT TO OORREOTION DEPT & FBIQUARTERLY REPORT TO MORTOR VEHIOLE DEPT
I 2.670 MILES PATROLLED BY VILLAGE PD.I 374.9 GALLONS OF GAS USED BY VILLAGE PDL __!S9_. 6_~_~____ __ "If FIRE 00.
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7Regular MeetingMon. Sept. 3,1968
The Regularheld at the
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meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y.Village Hall on Monday Sept. 3rd.,1968.,called to order by Mayor Donald L. Carbeck at 7 T30 P.M.
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BUILDING PERMITS:Building permits were received from Norman Pease for an addition to hispresent bUilding. Permit was received from Mr. Dennis Houghton to erecta new homebn Sunset Blvd. It wasrnoved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr.King an that Mr. Pease permit be granted and the permit of Mr. Houghtonbe granted pending the approval and recommendation of the Zoning Boardof Appeals. Un. Crd.
PRESENT: Donald L. CarbeckAllen WhiteCarl IannelloEarl KinganJene Heimburg
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REPORTS RECEIVED:Police report was submitted by Chief Joseph Kane. Read and filed.Fire Report was submitted by Chief Nelson Arnold. Read and filed.,
Mayor Carbeck stated that the Erie Co. Village Officials Assoc. meetingwill be held in Alden, N.Y. on Thursday Sept. 19th., 1968 and the topicwill be on Metro. Police.
Mayor Carbeck also stated that on Thurs. Sept. 19th. from 3P.M. to 5 P.M.the Fire Hall will be used for the Dog Clinic to be held in the Villageof Angola. Mayor instructed Chief Kane to assist with the parking andSupt. Public Works Alton Orr to remove the Fire Trucks from the hall untilthe clinic is over.
Police Canvass has been completed by the Clerk and there were six patrol-men on the canvass and 4 declined and' 2 no replies, report was sent into \1Personnel Office and request made for a new canvass.
It was moved b¥oMr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that Mr. Hurst, VillageAttorney be designated to attend the Session at Cornell Univ. on theTaylor Act Law for the Village. RESOLVED: Floyd Hurst is hereby authorizedto attend the Workshop at Cornell University conducted under the auspicesof the New York Conference of Mayors and the Municipal Officials fromSept. 9th.-Sept. 12th. and that his reasonable expenses in connection therewitbe a charge of the Village. Un. Crd.
A thank you letter was received from Mr. William G. Houston, District Prine.for the use of the dump site for depositing the debri from the old schooland house that was torn down by the Lake Shore School District.
Letter was received from Evans -Angola Recreation & ParkS Com. for theappointment of Mr. Ulrich to serve as Commissioner fUllfilling the unexpired term of Mrs. Clark. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr.White that the following resolution be adopted: RESOLVED: Mr. GeorgeUlrich, 6715 Black Rd. Derby, N.Y. be and hereby is appointed to theEvans-Angola Recreation and Parks Commission to fill the vacancy causedby the resignation of Alma Clark, the term to expire June 11th. 1971,pursuant to Section 243 Municipal Law. Un. Crd.
Question arose on the police radio set up. This was tabled until futuredate.
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ttr. Sam Aronica and Mr. Harold May were at the meeting in regard to information that they requested on the l,etter they received from the ZoningBoard of Appeals on the new apartment house they wish to erect.Mayor Carbe,ck stated that the possible hold up on this project may be theSewer system, as that area is facing difficulties on theg~l3-de levels neededfor this system. but the first thing would be to 'have the re-zoning first,and they would have to meet with the Planning Board for their recommendationon re-zoning this area. It was suggested by Mayor Carbeck that they contactMr. Drago who is chairman of the Planning Board.
Stl Report:St. Com. Carl Iannello stated that the new truck should be arriving thisweekend. All street work is being done as soon as possible.
Application for employment was received from George Braun. It was movedby Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. White that the following resolution bepassed: RESOLVED: George A. Braun, 93 Commercial St.,Angola, N.Y. ishereby appointed as a laborer in the maintenance dept. on a provisionalbasis subject to approval of Erie Co. Personnel Office, effective immediately at the hourly rate of $2.25 hr. Un' Crd.
WATER DEPT.Water Com. Jene Heimburg gave a report on the work at the plant and Mr.Edwin Cotton, Mr. Fitzgibbons and Mr. Green were preesnt and gave a reporton the intake work. After a thorough discussion on the condition of thisintake and what future work is needed to make repairs, it was suggestedthat this be left until a future date and in the meantime, just thenecessary inspection and misl. work be done.
The following bills were submitted for payment: Water Dept. cks. # 75107tot;3.1 of $4QOl.80,at;lpGen. Dept. cks. # 70-176 total of $4523.,19.It was moved and 2nd. that the Treas. pay all bills as submitted. Un~Crd.
It was moved and 2nd. to adjourn to Sept. l6th.,196B. Un. Crd.0) q tIp:) IJ J7/b(,,,~t /-,CtJUvl!-<v{i/ Mayor
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Letter for Perm. on Trk. to Chestnut Ridge
Police report
Lake Bay Assoc. mmmbers at mtg.
Resol. on Water Dist. # 5
Res. of Mr. Heimburg
New Water rates
Gosline bid data
Transfer for Library of $500.00
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following rules, water rent ratesestablished to take effect October
VILLAGE RATESUp to 7,000 Gals - Minimum $5.00
Next 13,000 Gals @ $.55 per1000 Gals.
Next 10,000 Gals @ $.45 per1000 Gals.
Next 20,000 Gals @ $.40 per1000::Gals.
Next 50,000 Gals @ $.35 per1000 Gals.
Next 100,000 Gals @ $.30 per1000 Gals.
Next 200,000 Gals @ $.25 per1000 Gals.
OUTSIDE VILLAGE RATES
Up to 7,000 Gals - Minimum $10.00
Next 13,000 Gals @ $.75 per1000 Gals.
Next 10,000 Gals @ $.60 per1000 Gals.
Next 20,000 Gals @ $.50 per1000 Gals.
Next 50,000 Gals @ $.)-1-5 per1000 Gals.
Next 100,000 Gals @ $.40 per1000 Gals.
Next 200,000 Gals @ $.35 per1000 Gals.
Seasonal (April 1st to October 31st) - Minimum chargefor Summer Season $35.00 which must be paid in advance.
Tapping fee - new services
Meter Pit where required
$100.00 within Village$150.00 outside Village
$ 35.00 additional
All metered accounts are to be billed quarter-annually andpayable on or before the 15th day of the subsequent month forthe quarter for which they are rendered. All bills unpaid afterthe 15th will be subject to a penalty of 10%. Water servicesare to be shut off if not paid after the 30th of the month whenbilled, if not paid. "" ""
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Regular Meeting
Monday Sept. ,16,1968
The Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y." washeld on Monday Sept. l6th. , 1968 at the Village; Hall.
Meeting was called to order by Mayor Carbeck at 7130 P.M.
PRESENT: Donald L. CarbeckAllen WhiteEarl KinganJene Heimburg
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,Letter was received from Chi,ef Nelson Wm. Arnold, of the Angola Vol. FireCo. for permission to use truck # 2 for Fire Training at the Fire Tower inChestnut Ridge Park on Thursday Sept. 19th. , 1968. It was moved by Mr. JeneHeimburg and 2nd. by Mr. Earl Kingan that permission be granted to theChief of the Fire Co. Un. Crd.
POLICE REPORT:Police Com. Allen White stated that he contacted Supv. John Hamlett in regard to the Town Budget on Village Police charges and to date there has notbeen any set figure in the budget on this item.
Several Lake Bay Assoc. Members were present at the meeting in regard toservicing the water lines in lihat area. Village Atty. Hurst and Mayor Carbeckinformed them that it was best that they contact the Town Supv. to be included in the new water district that the Town is setting up at the presenttime.
It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the following resolution be passed: WHEREAS the Town of Evans has created a Water District # 5and has requested permisi3ion from the Village of Angola to lay an 8" waterline within the Village Boiindary along Gowans 'lll.d. from Delamater Rd. to theEasterly Village line and continuing to a point east of Newcomb Road constituting a total distance of about 2690 feet NOW THEREFORE consent ishereby granted to Water District # 5 of the Town of Evans to install suchline at no cost to the Village however. Un. Crd.
WATER DEPT.:Water Com. Heimburg gave a report on the work at the intake and plant. Mr.Heimburg also requested a written report from Supt. Alton Orr end VillageEngineer Edwin Cotton on the work to be done at the plant.
New Water rate publication to be placed in Evans Journal and Pennysaver inOct. issue. (Schedule on separate sheet in Minutes.)
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At this time, the resignation was submitted from Mr. Jene Heimburg relievinghim of his duties as Trustee and Water Commissioner in the Village ofAngola, N.Y. Mr. Heimburg stated that he can no longer serve in this Capacity and that his resignation is to become effective on Oct. lst.,1968. Itwas moved and seconded that his resignation be accepted with regrets. Mr"Heimburg has s,erved faithfully and has dedicated himself to the Water Dept.and his resigning from this position will be a great loss to the Village.
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' Mr. William Miller was present at the meeting in regard to his request of )'the Village taking over the Terrylynn extension. Complete report on this atOct. 7th. meeting.
Gasoline bid has expired as of S t 1 tep. s. with Humble Oil Co. and the new
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14State Contract bid was awarded to Atlantic Richfieldi Co. Due to the presentinconvience of a gas tank and service, it was moved by Mr. White and 2nd.by Mr. Heimburg that bids be published for the gasoline and in the presenttime, a, tank of gasoline must, be purchased from Lake Shore Oil Co. to takecare of the needs of the Village equipment and v,ehicles until the bid isawarded at the Oct. meeting. Un. Crd. '
Miscellanous reports:Supt. Orr asked the pleasure of the Board on the lettering of the newtruck that has been purchased by the Streets Dept. It was, suggested thatthe same man letter this truck that had lettered the other Village trucks.Robert Biglands was present for steady employment in the Village. Thiswas referred to the Supt. for any work that Mr. Biglands can do in eitherwater or general depts. he was to be hired full time.
It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd, by Hr. White that a transfer of $500.00be made to fund A290-550 Library Fund from Surplus funds. Un. Crd.
It was moved and 2nd. that the following bills be paid as submitted:Water Dept. cks. # 75-123 total of $6952.39 and Gen. Cks. # 70-210 totalof $ 36,156.78. Un. Crd.
~t was maed and seconded to adjourn. Un. Crd •
..MARIANNE ARNOLi!
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Clerk.
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Firemens ExemptionWater line into Fire HallFire Hydrants paintedFire ReportPolice reportResidents from Grove St. on sewer lineBldg. permitsM. Lonkey as Rel. Ptlm.New Snow plow to be purchasedTabling of Leaf and Junk car ordinances1 Police Club letter and Terrylynnextension.Resignation from Mrs. Hurst. Library TrusteeAlton Orr appointed as Supt. Public WorksRobert Wilson appointed as TrusteeExtension of Terrylynn Dr. declined by Village
FIR E REPORT FOR S E PT. 19612;17
Sept. 3 = Evans Town Park = Garage, called by Angola Control at 6715 A.M.released at 7700 A.M. Trucks 1 - 5 responded. 12 men answered thealarm. Mutual aid to Lake Erie BeacQFire Co.
Sept. 7 = N.Y.State Police Car on Thruway. Called by Radio Control at 2740A.M. Released at 4700 A.M. Trucks 1-5 responded. Foam and waterused. 13 men answered alarm.
Sept.19 =Car Fire. Norman Koch. Called by Radio control at 7730 P.M.Released at 7755 P.M. Trucks 1-5 responded. 14 men answered thealarm. C.O'2 - Booster line used.
Sept.19 = Barn. Mutual aid to Lake Erie Beach. Called by radio control at8705 P.M. Released at 9730 P.M. Trucks 1-5 responded. 16 menanswered the alarm. 2~ & l~' hose used.
Sept.2l = Practice Mutual aid drill at Highland School. Called by radiocontrol at 10700 A.M. released at 11745 A.M. Truck # 4 responded.2 men with truck and 15 men stood by at FireHall.
Sept. 27 = Car on Fire at Super Duper Market. Called b~ Angola Control at7715 A.M. released at 7717 P.M. Call cancelled before leavingFire Hall.
Sept.30 = Boland Market at Point Breeze. Called by Radio control at 12730 B.MReleased at 2730 A.M. Trucks 1-4 & 5 responded. 16 men answered •the alarm. Mutual aid to Lake Erie Beach Fire Co.
Sept.19 = Fire Drill at Chestnut Ridge Fire Training Tower. Truck # 2 and10 men left the hall at 6 P.M. and returned at 10700 P.M.
, Report sub~itted by:\
;J.cLd~~te~~Nelson WIn. Arnold, Fire Chief.Angola Vol. Fire Co. Inc.
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MONTHLY REPORT TO TH E ANGOLA VILLAGE BOARDANGOLA POLICE DEPT SEPT 1 to SEPT 30 1968
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PDBY APDII AFD
(ONE UNFOUNDED)(SIX UNFOUNDED)
callCALLCALLS
EMERGENCIES1 Inhalator1 FIRST AID2 AMBULANCETRAFFIC:4 V & T ARRESTS,4 BANK ESCORTS:3 FUNERALS" OTHER ACTIVITIES:'2 COMPLAINTS ANNOYING PHONE CALLS2 ARRESTS ]'OR DISORDERLY CONDUCT1 FOR OBCENITY2 FUGITIVE ARRESTS FOR BRANT PD2 DOG COMPLAINTS1 DOG BITE COMPLAINT1 STOLEN CAR2 BURGLARY COMPLAINTS
23 MISC COMPLAINTS5 DOMESTIC COMPLAINTS3 PRISONERS TRANSPORTED TO ERIE COUNTY JAIL1 PRISONER TO ERIE COUNTY PEN4 APPEARANCES IN FAMILY COURT1 ,MISSING PERSON5 FRAUD CHECK COMPLAINTS ( ALL CLEARED)6 RECORD CHECKS FOR OTHER DEPTS4 COMPLAINTS SHOOTING WITHIN VILLAGE LIMITS9 ASSISTS TO OTHER POLICE AGENCIES5 BUSINESS PLACES FOUND OPEN2 STREET LIGHTS REPORTED OUT1 EMERGENCY MESSAGE DELIVERED.1 MURDER THREAT BY PHONE FROM GENEVA (STATE POLICE INVESTIGATING AT GENEVA)1 FIGHT CALL WIDMERS1 CAR FIRE1 PATROLMAN ATTENDED ONE DAY COURSE ON COMPUTERIZED MOTOR VEHICLE ACCI~ENT
REPORTS.MONTHLY REPORT TO FBI
II 11 II CORRECTION2.795 MILES PATROLLED BY ANGOLA375.9 GALLONS OF AASOLINE USED54.7 II " II
~,SEPH' K~E., ? 'I' OF POLICE
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Fitzgibbons report on ontake/
Fire Report fialed
Police report filed/
Floyd Wilson letter on Zoning Board rejection for Aronica area
New water rates eff. Oct. lst.,1968
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Regular MeetingMonday Oct. 7,1968
The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld on Monday Oct. 7th.,196~, at the Village Hall.
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Meeting wasPRESENT:
called to order by MayorDonald L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteCarl Iannello
Carbeck at 7:30 P.M.MayorTrusteeIIUUII,,"
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Mr. William Houston, Fire Commissioner of the Angola Vol. Fire Co. Inc., waspresent at the meeting on behalf of the Angola Fire Co. with several requestsfrom the Firemen to be presented to the Village Board.1 = Request for the Firemen's exemption, this was tabled from las·t year," andthe Firemen would like to have it passed this year before the Roll Book isclosed) This was tabled until Attorney Hurst getstthe full details on themanner it must be approved.2 = A 2" water line leasing into the Fire Hall was requested, this is for thepurpose of being able to fill the Fire truck. tanks in the hall after a fiJ;'erather than having to draw the water from a fire hydrant. It was moved byMr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that this request be granted and that theSupt. of Public Works commence this job and hire an outside plumber to makethe 2" tap as the Village does not have the necessary equipment to make thistap. Un. Crd.3* Permission for the use of the addessograph machine in the Clerk's officeto address envelopes for a Firemens Fund drive that is being planned withinthe near future. This request was granted.Report was given on the Fire Hydrants that have been painted, there are a fewleft to be painted as soon as the paint is ordered to finish the job.Fcbre report was submitted by Chief Nelson Arnold. Read and filed.
Police report was received from Chief Kane. Read and filed.
Mr & Mrs Scaletta and Mr. Keilbach were present at the meeting in regard tothe sewer line that will be installed in the Prospect Ave. to Grave St. area,they wished information on the line from Stellane Dr. to John R. Drive.Mayor Catbeck stated that he would check on this and let them know what thedecision is from the Sewer Board.Building permits were received from: Harold Newman to erect a fireplace;Louis Martyn to erect and ext'nd present home; and from James Misita toenclose and replace porch on his home. It was moved by Mr. Mr. Kingan and2nd. by Mr. White that the permits be granted. Un. Crd.Request was submitted from Chief Kane to hire Millard Lonkey as Reliefpatrolman on the Village police force. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd.by Mr. White that Mr. Lonkey be hired as a relief patrolman at the rateof $2.10 hr. becoming effective immediately. Un. Crd.Report was given on work at the water plant by Supt. Alton Orr.
Discussion was held on the purchase of a new snow plow for the new trUCk.It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that Mr. Iannello be'granted permission to purchase a new plow for the trUCk. Un. Crd.
Leaf Burning; Dog Ordinance and Junk car ordinance = tabled.
(' Request from William Miller for Village to accept new extension on Terrylynn )Dr. was tabled until next meeting.
20Letter was received from Mr. Johm Reiter on forming of a Village Police Club.
This was tabled until next meeting.
Village Official Dinner Oct. 17th. at Sloan, N.Y.
Resignation was received from Mrs. Hilda Hurst as Trustee of the Library.It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. White that this be accepted withregrets. Un. Crd.The following bills were submitted by the C1erk-Treas. for payment: Gen. Cks.# 112-259 total of $6171.93 and Water Dept. cks. # 122-154 total of $4773.33It was moved and 2nd. that the bills be paid as submitted. Un. Crd.
&e ',to the 1enght of the meeting and information to be obtained on Slilpt. ofPublic Works canvass, this meeting was adjounred to Wed. evening Oct. 9th.at 7r30 P.M.
Marianne ArnoldVillage Clerk.
Adjournment Meeting -Wed. Oct. 9th: 8 r P•M•Mayor Cerbeck opened the meeting and the following motions were passed:
I,twas moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. White that Alton Orr be app.,ciinted as of Oct. 26th.,1968 as Supt. of Public Works at a salary of$7500.00 per year. Un. Crd.It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that Robert Wilson beappointed to fill the unexpired term of Jene Heimburg as Trustee. Un. Crd.
It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the Terry1ynnextension from Sunset to Dixie Drive offered by William Miller be declinedliS it is in unsatisfactory condition. Un. Crd.It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. White that the meeting beadjourned. Un. Crd.
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Mr. Robert Wilson - New TrusteeMr. Lawrence Brown - Dead elm trees and re-assessment for Mill St.
Resol. on Snow Plow & Hitch for publication.
Angola Library Bldg.
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Regular MeetingMon. Oct. 21,1968
The Regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. wascalled to order by Mayor Carbeck at the Village Hall, 41 Commercial St.,Angola, N.Y.
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PRESENT: Donald L. Carbeck MayorEarl Kingan TrusteeAllen White IIHfl II II II II
Carl Iannello 11111111111111
Robert Wilson 11111111111111
Mayor Carbeck introduced Mr. Robert Wilson as the newly appointed Trustee.Mr. Wilson will fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Mr. JeneHeimburg.
Mr. Lawrence Brown of North Main St. Angola, N.Y. was present at the meeting in regard to the dead elm trees that are on Village property on MillSt. and which have created a hazard in that area, the dead branches keepfalling on the electric wires. Mr. Brown was assured that this hazard wouldbe corrected this coming week. Mayor Carbeck instructed Supt. Alton err tocontact the men that remove trees for the Village and to have these treesremoved as soon as possible.Mr. Brown also stated that due to being out of State when Grievance Dayis held, he would like to make his request this evening in regard to theBoard considering lowering the assessment on his property on Mill St. dueto the easement that he had to grant to the Erie Co. Sewer Authority ofa 30 ft. frontage.WATER DEPT.Supt. Orr gave a report on the progress of the new mix house and work at thepump station that is being done. He also stated that Mr. Wallin will startwork on the water tap for the Fire Hall within the near future. Question ontype of water line was discussed. It was agreed that a copper line should beinstalled for this tap.Mr. Fitzgibbons was present at the meeting and displayed the pictures thathe had taken of the intake. He also gave a report of the work he has completed for this year and he stated that he will have a full report for workthat should be completed for the coming year.
Fire Hydrants are being painted and also repaired.Mayor Carbeck requested that Supt. Orr get in contact with Mr. Houston inregard to that catch basin that the school has requested to be raised.
ST. DEPT.St. Commissioner Iannello stated that the new plow is in Millersport andwill be picked up within the near future. R.Railrod Ave. has been completelyrepaved and 4th. St. is next on the program for street repauing.
It was moved by Mr. Iannelo and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the following resolutionbe adopted:Furnishing and Installation of Snow Plow-Wing & Hitch: Specifications filedherewith for the purchase of Furnishing and Installation of Snow Plow Wingand Hitch by the Village of Angola, are hereby approved as attached heretoand publication for bids to be opened and read on Monday, Nov. 4th.~1968,
at 8r30 P.M. Un. Crd.
Letter was received from First Congregational Church thanking the VillageBoard for their acts of kindness and services rendered on Friday Oct. 11th.at the time of the fire in the church sanctuary.
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Fire ReportPolice ReportWinter BanRequest for $600.00 Youth CenterThank you card from Youth CenterLetter thanks from Mr. Houston on St. pavingLeteer from State Dept. Trans.Firemens Exemption discussionFire Hall on So. Main St. """St. Light on Ward Dr.Resol. on Snow plow installation bid.
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Oct. 11
FIRE REPORT FOR THE r-DNTH OF OCTOBER, 1968.
= Congeetional Church - Main St. Angola, N.Y. Called by Radio controlat 7130 P.M. Released at 3130 A.M. Truck # 1-2 & 5 Responded. 28men answered the alarm. Booster l~ & 2~ lines used.
Oct. 12 = Congretional Church. Fire rekindled; Called by Radio Control at2 P.M. Released at 3130 P.M. Trucks 1 & 5 responded. 15 men answerecthe alarm. Booster lines used.
Oct. 15 = Congretional Church - Fire rekindled. Called by Radio Control at3101 P.M. Released at &140 P.M. Truck # 1 responded. 7 men answered the alarm. Booster lines used.
Oct. 16 .. Congo Church.- Fire rekindled. Called by Chief Nelson Arnold at7130 A.M. Released at 8100 A.M. Truck # 1 responded. 9 men ans.the alarm. Booseter lines used.
Oct. 18 = Congo Church. - Fire rekindled. Called by Chief Nelsom Arnold at7130 A.M. Released at 7150 A.M. Truck # 1 responded. 8 men ans.the al_rm. Booster lines used.
Oct. 13 = House fire. Mutual aid to Lake Erie Beach. Called at 12100midnite. Released at 12145 A.M. by radio control. Trucks # 1 & 5responded. Relayed water. 19 men answered the alarm.
Oct. 18 = Mutual Aid to L. Erie Beach. House fire. Called by Radio Controlat 10155 P.M. Released at 11145 P.M. Truvks # 1-4 & 5 responded.18 men answered the alarm.
Oct. 27 - Mutual aid to Lake Erie Beach. House fire. Called by Radio controlat 8135 p.~. Released at 8146 P.M. Truck. 1 & 5 responded.Released enroute to fire. 15 men answered the alarm.
C7~..-.~: __ RespectfullY submitted bY:,-.~-;2; /7 / /?'''- ~;) ~-.__e"A::;.....a._~"""J {.,.---c ~~_~~~.7' Nelson WIn. Arnold, Fire Chief.
Angola Vol. Fire Co. Inc.
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MONTHLY POLICE REPORT TO THJ£
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31. 1968BOARD
207
1 Accident investigated
DEPT
PDby Angola PD
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EMERGENOI.ES:3 Inhalator calls4 FiEst aid calls1 Ambulance callTRAFFIO:7 Assists to stranded motorists2 Parades5 Bank escorts2 Funeral Escorts
39 Warnings issued to motorists( U turn violations)7 V&T arrests1 Driving while intoxicated arrestOTIlER ACTIVITIES:2 Burglaries3 Larcenies1 Stolen car (recovered)1 Missing person2 Public intoxication arrests3 Domestic complaints
16 Misc complaints10 Unfounded complaints
2 Criminal mischief complaints3 Fire calls3 Trials ~ttended
2 Prisoners transported to Erie county Jail3 Record checks6 Assists to other depts
31 Special premises checks42 General premises checka4 Doors found ropen1 dog bite complaint6 Fire ordinance warning given1 Car towed2 Annoying phone call complaints2 Apperance in family court1 Officer to computer center for accident reports4 Street lights reported out2 Complaints shooting in villagel'IONTHLY REPORT TO FBI
II II II CORRECTION2736 MILES PATROLLED BY ANGOLA~l&X% 307.5 Gal, of gas used
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JOSEPH P KANE
CHIEF OF POLICE
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Speo:!ficl1t1.ona :I:'ot" .fl1l~nllilhing and :l.nslua:Uing on t:l:"u.ok owu<Ild bythe Vill!lC!'l. the following snow pl()w equipraenta
1 - F'ront of frame snow plow hlt<lh wi.lih a i'(lJ:"m<lld t shaped tmmp01"fabrioated from l3/a lf IiIteel nnd4"x6", w1l;h ends curved back l'l'lplG:o!:tl/.;l,he bU11lp!!lr on thelll'uct, ll.l'ld bolted to the end of ;.;h0 if:l'amoas:!.de ol'lannelll,.'rh(~l"@ $h311 be 2 .. S/Sli X. 3 1/2" x 5 1/2" upl..'ight anglaa wIEllded to thetahrlcll,ted l:raftlper. apPl'o:d.nmtely 18" each side of the 091'1t6'!' titndapPl'oX!ll,ately 42" long wH;h apPl"oximataly 30" ab')\'e 1,!1f3 top of' I;he bumper.1'l1m:'G shaH be a 3/8" JI: 2" X 21t anglo M;:>O$S t, ba li<.)p of t;n(l uprights. towhich shall be pivoted the plow lif't artl'l whI,oh ohall be nol:; 10110 than 3/4" ,thick S1.M.'.161. tmd with alavis and "U" ving f'or' fastel11r!W the plo\<l lift oha:tns. I,
'l'hC11'08hal1 be a 2 1/4" 11.1't !'alll with not lesI.1 thtin 10 s t:rake .fastened tothe plow lif''ll 1:t%'l11 and anah,ol'f3d to the formed l:ml1lper dl'lI!lCll"lhed above. '.l'hereahall be 'l!:t/afl x ~n .flat barE! from tba oulle." ,;md of' ;;,,0 plow l:Lt't EU'11l withother cmd boll,ad. to \:h.) t;c:;p end ():I.' t,tlG upr:l.ghtal1g1el5.,. rrhex'a shall beS/81l x :gil flat bars .from t~ he! upper <'iInd of' the~ up:l;'.1Cht andtlltliltonod to thet J:'twk frame \1:1. tn bolt 8.. '!'h,U?0 shall be 1 11 f 'tbr1(}i, ted baH'a i'l"011'! the lOlliorend of' a 2" :l'( 2" x S/8" angle aorO/ilS 'I>!Hil bottom of thouprlgl'rl:.t' I. "h:tch shallextend 1,0 Hl'~ 1·~"H;U:'. wi t11 $l.lltablo anchO:Nl.ge fiG the truck tl:'&ma Ill.; a pointapproxb,ailely 30" .1n back ".f the uprii)1im.
'l'no.ra shall be II bel'; dr1v<'ill"l hydrz1Ul1e rmmp 1" or llll'gor driven by pulley onengino (n:'ankl~hart and pt:!mj) to 00 so 1lloul1l;()(1 lihat it (Jan be l'lo\/'(;i)d Oll thabase to <ldju!lt bel~ tElfls:lon kUvl so fAS to l'illadlly :J:>aplaoe ool',s.
']'ha1'O 1'<718.11 be an 011 1',Hle~'voir tabrlclltad of f}12 gnug6 011 £in3.sh0d. scalatrae lii.utO'Ulol:il1e shelilt allElel of 1'1\)1; las!! than 6 gallon oapacit:;f' and with2vl11velll. one for :raising the plow l:uld OM for I'all!llng tl'VJ wIng with controllavlllrs mounted in oab of truck wi tin flaxil:ll'21 cablali \}Om10otl.
There !'liMa'll b<.ll one all steel f'abricu't.ed snowdng lO' long .ll: 24" high with1/13" :It 4" wide replllCas.blill cuttillg $dg~h
'rh,u'e Shell ho 11 4" .tl: 4" x 3/8" anglo outtlng odr;e ra:tnfol'Qomont wEllded tothe bottom haok of' the tIlo1dbo1'U:'d" Tl'u,.,!:'e s"',all he not h~l1la 'ttoli1.n 4, .. 2" :it 3/H"X'&lnfo.t'olng; rlbl1l on t he back of' t; he il:loldbo11N'l, running from 'nh'" top eovo tothe bottom edge with i::he 2" dimunslJm porpend:tc\111'lt' to ';he illoldbon.t'd andfCl.l';\'l.@(i to fit; th19shapi'l of tc\<l; 11lo1db(lIu'(:!... At; 1;11.0 :t'ront end of the moldboardthOI"@ mha1.1 00 a 1/2" x B" x 11" otoe1 ph,i;e woldod '1:0 ',he moldb,:'Ilrd tox'}~Ellnt'ol'(lemant at the poInt t,harlil L:lOld'bi.:Hlrd is fal~tened to the plow. ThoreshaH be lit hr's'cket fabrlt\t1ted on the plow push tJ:'amo to whIoh the wing;moldb()ar'd is fall'fienedt,) fmC! provis1on to ho made $') 'Wing w.i.l1 pivot tIt thatpoint.
}.•.. Th.sra /!ina!.l be aiial'!1l!lcoping ~lbl"tlt, frot!l u point near t'!'l~) rl~ar oj' I; ho wing to•an anahor point lit ttnchaor.o;;ll.<il t puol, ;t'rQli'!e (bolted) an(l provision lrw.de"t oli\.l~h one.! of tho strut t<:) a 11oli'J thr. wine: to b,. folded lnaga!nst tho
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I Vendor !'J11Q.l1 i'm'utah. !lind inataJ 1 all the nbl:>v~1 pluu 8,11 neQtJllill'lQr:'f hydrl1ul:tohOlle. flttln(;($. nabla. sheaV$s. bel.t. pUlleys lImll etc. ~mcl be a imt:ts:t'e.ctoryworking unit.
w0x'k touo dm10 at t:ne Vendor's shop which shall be rwt )nor'/') than 60 milesfrom thel Vnlaglil of Angola. Vll11!1ge to deU;'!i3r~ruek to Yendopta l'lhop andpx>ic$$ 81:'18.11 DS t.o..o. Vendor's liIhop.
Any biddGt' to have bid gl\fsnermsidiiiil:'lilt:l.on mus'I; show a like l?lstsJ.latlol1 toa designated l'eprQ8entativo of the Village of Angola. not 111'1;,,1" than 24 hoU1'S 'PJ?:l'.oX' to 'I~ha t lm$ of' o'!'liInitliC of tha bid~..
'I'he l':l.gh,l; ia r~f.'Hu·'\Il!ld h;V the V:UlllgO 'J"!"uat€ws to !'a jf;let lim;v or 8.11 bide oX'to l'lC(llilp'l; the bid wh:toh in the:!.r opinion Hllll(,ta tho :in'tent of thesespecificlltlons and is In t,!ll, O<llst ii"l.tox'0st o:C 'l;11e Vill'ig&} ot' Angola. ..
A 1'llgm,d stm.tl:iHl1stl't of' Non..Gol1us.i,011 ll!Ul!lt f/A:lc>.)mpany and be a pUX''!; of bidto 1,'0001'11'6 C'Ol'ls:td'llX''':llion.
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Regular Heeting
Monday Nov, 4,1968
The Regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,held. on Monday Nov • 4th.,1968, at the Village Ha:j.l.
Meeting was called to order by Hayor Carbeck at 7r30 P.M.
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PRESENr: Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteCarl lannelloRobert Wilson
MayorTrusteeII II II II II Il II
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Fite report was received from Nelson Wm. Arnold Fire Chief. Read and filed.Police report was received from Police Chief Joseph Kane. Read and filed.
Mayor Carbeck stated that the winter Ban is. now in effect and that the PoliceDept. should be alerted of same.
Communications:Letter was received from Mr. Donald Grundtisch, Director of Recreation regarding a transfer of $600.00 to be made to the Town of Evans General Fundfor the Evans Youth Board. It was.moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr.White that this transfer be made and a check made payable to the Town Gen.Fund in the amount of $600.00 to be drawn from Budget Item A 209-400 YouthRecreation. Un. £rd.
Thank you card· was ·received from the Evans Youth Board for the Flowers sentto the Center on m~ening day by Mayor Carbeck.
Letter of thanks from Mr. William Houston, District Principal of Lake ShoreCentral School for the street paving work that was done by the Village Sts.Dept. on Fourth St.
Letter from State of New York Dept. of Transportation on Parking that is tobe prohibited: (1) On the west side of Route 323,SH 990, between Station25~00 (south curb line of Center St.) and station 24+50 (50 ft. south curbline of Center St.) a distance of 50 ft. and (2) on the west side of Route323,SH 990 between station 24+50 (50 ft. south of the south curb line of Cent.St. and station 23+60 (140 ft. south of the south curb line of Center St.)a distance of 90 ft. for a period of longer than 15 minutes from 9rOO A.M. to5r30 P.M. except Saturda1<1s, Sundays and holidays. This Was referred to ChiefJoseph Kane for study.
STS. DEPT.Com. Carl Iannello stated that they have completed the street work for thisseason and some of the tree work and are now starting on the sidewalk work.Suggestion was made for the replacement of trees that have been removed incertain areas of the Village. Mayor Carbeck stated that he has some literature at home that he will bring to next mtg. on trees.
Discussion was held on the Firemen's exemption on real· estate taxes. ItWas requested that Mr. Hurst, Village Atty. prepare the necessary information on this item for next mtg.
Discussion Was held on question of a Fire Hall bldg. on the opposite sideof the New York Central Crossing, as to whether the Village is compelledto erect this building or not. Mr. Robert Wilson, B~ed that he would securethe necessary information on this from the Fire Underwriters Org. and have it
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3Cfor the next mtg.
Water Com. Robert Wilson stated that Mrs Greninger has approached him on thewater condition existing on her property. This will be cheeked out by theWater Com. and the Supt. Public Works.
Request was received for a street light to be' erected on Ward Dr. by Mr.Patrikus a resident in that area. This was referred to St. Com. Carl Iannellofor study.
It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the following resolution be passed: Resolved: Whereas bids were to be received and openedpursuant to advertisement and specifications heretofor approved for installment of snow plowing, opened and publicly read at 8r30 P.M. Nov.4th.,1968 and Whereas a bid was received from H.K. Nuttall EquipmentCo. Inc. Sherman, N.Y. to furnish and install the same in accord with thespecififations for the sum of $1494.50, Resolved the contract be awardedto H.K. Nuttall Equipment Co. Inc. Un. Crd.
The following bills were submitted by Tteas. Marianne Arnold for Payment:Water Dept. Cks. 144-182 total of $2975.58 and General Fund 140-303 totalof $5524.37. It was moved and 2nd. for Treas. to pay bills as submitted.Un. Crd.
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Door for Fire Hall
Firemen's exemtion
Traffic~ Ordinances
Letter from John ReiterSo. Man St. Bldg.New Heater in Old Fire Hall
Delq. water listDynamo Motor billMr. Clark - Dog WardenDriveways from Sewer Project
Public Service letter - Nia. Mohawk.Resol. on Mr. Gunderman's letter
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The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees,Monday, Nov. 18th.,19G8 at the Village Hall.,,'." "
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Village of Angola, was held on
Meeting was called to order by Mayor Carbeck at 7~30 P.M.
PRESENT: Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteCarl IannelloRobert Wilson
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS:Mr. Allen White gave a report on the new door for the Fire Engine room. Hewill have more details at next meeting.
Vol. F~remen's exemption: Mr. Hurst, Village Atty. will have more detailson this for next meeting. This will have to be set up for a referendUm.
Traffic Ordinances: Police Com. and Village Atty. will have to review theordinances and will have them ready for next meeting.
Letter from John Reiter, Pres. of Village Police Club. This was tabled untilthe individual certificates have been received from each member of the club.
Proposed Fire Hall Building on Sputh MaiD St.: This was tabled until Mr.Wilson can get more information on this from the Fire Underwriters Assoc.
Junk Cars and Junk Yard Ordinance: Will be presented at next meeting.
NEW BUSINESS:Request has been presented to the Village Board for a new heater in theold fiee hall bUilding which houses the Police Dept. office. The old heaterhas been a hazard for many years and must be replaced. It was moved by Mr.Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. White that the Village purchases a new heater plusinstallation in the amount of $255.00 from A.F. Shultz & Co. Un. Crd.
Water Com. Robert Wilson requested that the delinquent list of water billsbe presented to him by the Village Clerk rather than to have it presentedto the Board Members of the Mayor, he felt this was really unnessary forthe Mayor to have this on his agenda. Mayor Carbeck consented with therequest and Villa~e Clerk Marianne Arnold will send the list at the end ofeach water Quarter to Mr. Wilson.
A bill from Dynamo Motors for work that has been done on the pumps waspresented to the Board by Clerk-Treas. Marianne Arnold in the amount of$2714.00. This work was started prior to Mr. Wilson assuming the dutiesof Water Com. and Trustee, and he was not aware of the fact that any peiceof equipment exceeding $1000.00 or any Public Services exceeding $2500.00must be followed by a bid. Mr. Wilson stated that during his administrationhe will watch this very closely.
Mr. William Clark, Dog warden for the Villa~e of Angola & the Town of Evanswas present at the meeting. Mr. Clark did not have any requests or problems,he just wanted to know if his services are being accepted by the Board, andif the Board has any problems that they wished to discuss with him. Thereeeing none, Mr. Clark thanked the Board Members and departed.
ST. COMM.
38ST. COMM:Mr. Carl Iannello stated that his sidewalk project is at a standstill due toweather conditions. He also stated that he has many problems on the conditionof the driveways from the sewer project on Newton St. Mayor Carbeck statedthat he will be meeting with the sewer Board this coming week and will tryto rectify this condition.
Leeter was received by Mayor Carbeck from the State of N.Y. Public ServiceCommission in regard to Case # 24974 - Proceeding on motion of the Commissionas to the rates, charges, rules and regulations of the Niagara Mohawk Corp.for electric service. This was read and ordered filed.
Letter was received from Mr. Walter Gunderman by Mayor Carbeck. Letter wasread and the following resolution was adopted by motion of M~ Kingan and2nd. Mr. Carl Iannello: RESOLVED: The letter of Nov.14th.,1968 from Mr.Walter Gunderman is hereby referred to Mayor Carbeck for inquiry from thoseto whom the letter is addressed as to their attitude concerning the matterreferred to in such letter. Un. Crd.
The following bills were presented by Clerk-Trease for payment: Water Dept.cks. # 157-195 total of $2101.06 and Gen. Dept. Cks. # 154-335 total of$5723.45. Clerk-Trease was ordered to pay bills as submmtted.
Motion was made and 2nd. to adjourn. Un. Crd.
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Mr. Byer = Resol. on Youth Service State AidMrs Beck & Wilmer Peterson - Complaint on Ward Dr. area (Teenagers)
Police ReportFire ReportRobert Kaczmarek peob. period date.Water Com. report on plant work.Tent. Equal. rate rec'd.Renewal of Police contract with Town.
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Nov. 4 = False Alarm. Angola Control. Hit wrong button.
Nov. 6 = Stand by at Evans Center Fire Hall., Called by Radio Control at5130 A.M. Released at 6115 A.:vI. 9 Men answered i~larm. # 1 truckresponded. (1'1utual Aid)
Nov. 9 = False Alarm at Catalano's Motors. Called by radio control at10130 A.M. Released at 10135 A.M. 12 men answered alarm.
Nov. 9 = Mutual Aid Drill. Held at Lake Shore Central School on Beach Rd.Drill started at 1100 P.M. Completed at 2135 P.M. All trucksin operation. 1st. Ass't. Chief Kenneth Herman submitted hisreport of back injury to Fire Chief and also to Village Clerkfor Firemen's Compensation Report to be filed.
Nov. 23 = Norfolk & Western R.R. - Gowans Rd. Grass fire. Called byradio control at 4145 P.M. Released at 5130 P.M. Truck 1-4 ~
5 responded. 13 men answered the alram. Brooms & Indian Guns &Booster lines were used.
Nov. 23 = Forest & Locust Sts. Grass fire. Called by Village Police.Truck # 1 responded. 4 men answered alarm. Water used.
Dec. 1 = False Alarm. ~alled by radio control at 9140 A.M. Releasedat 9155 A.M. Wrong button was pushed for radio test 23.
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MONTHLY POLICE REPORT TO THE VILLAGE BOARD OF ANGOLA. NOV 1. TO 30 1968,
EMERGENCIES:1 FIRST AID CALL2 AMBULANCE CALLS1 INHALA'.POR CALI.
jrRAFFIC:7 V&T SUMMONS ISSUED
4- ACCIDENTS INVE:STIGATED 4- BANK ESCORTS 3 FUNERAL ESCORTS18 WARNING ISSUED FOR VIOLATION OF U TURNOTHER ACTIVITIES:2 BURGLARIES3 PETIT LARCENIE:S (2 arrests)1 LARCENY1 ASSAULT IN THE FIRST DEGREE (ARRESTED)1 ATTEMPTED ASSAULT IN THE FIRST DEGREE (Arrested)8 PUBLIC INTOXICATION ARRESTS ( 5 of these between 13 and 16 years old)3 MltLICIOUS MISCHIEF COMPLAINTS
12 MISC CALLS6 UNFOUNDED CALLS1 DOG BITE COMPLAINT4- DOG ORDINANCE COMPLAINTS1 GARBAGE ORDINANCE COMPLAINT3 FIRE CALLS4- DOMESTIC CALLS6 ASSIST STRANDED MOTORIST CALLS
21 PROPERTY CHECKS (BY REQUEST OF OWNERS)2 CALLS SHOOTING vHTHIN VILLAGE LIMITS2 DEER KILLED IN VILLAGE BY AUTOMOBILES8 DOORS FOUND OPEN
i I 21 ASSIST TO OTHER AGENCIESI i 10 RECORD CHECKS FOR OTHER AGENCIESl i 1 TRIP TO GO\~ANDA HOSP
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2 TRIPS TO WENDE PEN1 TRIP TO ERIE COUNTY JAILFBI MONTHLY REPORTCORRECTION MONTHLY REPORTDEPT MOTOR VEHIVLE QUARTERLY REPORT
QUESTIONAIRRE SENT BAI1K TO STAT}~ SUB COMMITTE ON TRANSPORTATION
PAGE: 2 NOVEMBER MONTHLY POLICE REPORT 1968
SPEAKER SUPPLIED BY THIS DEPT TO MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD CHURCH.QUESTIONAIRE TO S~ ATE DIVISION ON YOUTH REGARDING CURFEW
2,546 MILES PARTOLLED BY APD346.6 GAL OF GAS USElD BY APD
28.0 GAL OF GAS USED BY AFD
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41Regular Meeting
Monday Dec. 2,1968
The Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld on Monday Dec. 2nd.,1968, at the Village Hall.
Meeting was called to order by Mayor Carbeck at 7130 P.M.
PRESENT: Donald L. CarbeCkEarl KinganAllen WhiteCarl IannelloRobert Wilson
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Mr. Byer was present at the meeting in regard to funds for the Youth Serviceproject for the 1969-70 Village BUdget. It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. byMr. Iannello that the follo~ing resolution be adopted: RESOLVED: The AngolaVillage Board does hereby authorize the Mayor to file an application withthe New York State Division of Youth for Youth Service Project and the Village agrees to abide by the Regulations set forth in such application to theN.Y. State YoQth Service Project Application afld the Village Board does hereby agree to include in the 1969-70 budget the sum of $2800.00 for such purpose. $1400.00 of which is comtemplated to be refunded to the Village from theState of New York. Un. Carried.
Mrs RObert Beck and Mr. Wilmer Peterson were present at the meeting in regard to the complaint of teen-agers that are loitering at nite in the areasnear the Beck and Peterson homes. Trouble is mostly witnessed on Fridayevenings due to the basketball games that are held at the High School. Theyrequested an additional street light to be erected in that area as this maydiscourage some of this vandalism that has been occuring in this area. Mr.Carl Iannello, St. Sommissioner, stated that he has contacted Niagara Mohawkto place another street light there, but to his knowledge, it has not as yetbeen erected and he stated that he would check again on this with Mr. MeMillan fillom Niagara Mohawk and at the same time, he would study this areaand try to have lights erected where needed.
Mr. Allen White gave a report on the new Fire Hall door, he will have moreinformation on this at a later date as to cost and what is needed as for thewidth of the door.
Fire report was submitted by Chief Nelson Arnold. Read and filed.Police report was submitted by Chief Joseph Kane. Read and filed.
Discussion was held on Robert Kaczmarek's probationary period. It will beterminated Dec. lOth., so it was tabled to next meeting on perm. appointmentand rate of pay.
St. Commissoner's report:Mr. Carl Iannello stated that the snow plow will be placed on the truck thisweek.
Water Commissioner's Report:Mr. Robert Wilson gave a report on the work at the plant. He stated at thepresent time, they have a leak on the main line at the plant that will haveto be repaired as soon as possible. He also stated that he had to purchasea new compressor as the old one sprung a leak and could not be repaired, soa new one was ordered and has been installed.
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42Mr. Wilson asked the Board's pleasure on training an operator for the pump
station, as he feels that this is vitally important in the near future inthe event that some one should retire or resign the plant would be withoutKH a trained operator. Mr. Wilson was given permission to go ahead with hisrequest as submitted.
Notice of Tentative State Equalization Rate was received. Rate of 32.
Discussion was held on the renewal of the Police Contract With the Town ofEvans for the new fiscal year. Mr. Hurst, Village Atty. was requested todraw up the new contract and have it ready for next meeting. The newcontract will exclude the snow plowing contract a s the Village will bedoing their own snow plowing after the first of the year.
The following bills were submitted by the Treas. for payment: Water Cks.# 166-214 total of $5508.51 and General cks. # 165-356 total of $3341.64.It was moved and 2nd. that the Treas. be authorized to pay all bills assubmitted. Un. Crd.
It was moved and 2nd. that the meeting be adjourned. Un. erd.
Trustees
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St. light -Ward Dr.
New Police radio
Fines not paid by Audit and Control to Village
Pump station report
St. Report
Appl. for Youth Div. - tabled
Robert Kaczmarek perm. app.
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45Regular Meeting
Monday Dec. 16,1968The Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees was held at the Village Hallon Monday Dec. l6th.,1968.
Meeting was called to order by Mayor Carbeck at 7130 P.M.
PRESENT: Donald L. CarbeckAllen WhiteCarl IannelloEa.rl KinganRobert Wilson
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Mr. Robert Beck was present at the meeting in regard to the new streetlight that was to be installed on Ward Drive. Mayor Carbeck stated that theresolution has been receive~ with the proposal for the new light and workshould commence on this installation within this coming week.
POLICE DEPT:Police Chief Kane asked the Board's pleasure on renting radar for a fewmonths. The cost would be around $30.00 a month. It was suggested that thisbe tabled for the present time.Request was submitted for a new 2 way local car radio for the police car.The present radio is over 10 yrs. old and should be replaced. It was movedby Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the police chief be authorized toorder the car radio. Un. Crd.
Chief Kane submitted to the Board his findings of the fines that have notbeen received by the Village Treasurer to date for the period of Jan. 1966to date. The amount is $1750.00. Village Clerk was instructed to write toDept. Audit and Control to trace the payment of this amount of money thatwas to be received by the Village for this amount of fines that were paidto the Town Judges from Jan. 1966 to date.WATER DEPT.Water Com. Wilson gave a detailed report to the Board on the work projectat the pumping station and stated that within a short period of time, thework should be well under way and completed as soon as possible.
ST. DEPT.St. Com. Iannello gave his report on the drain on Terrylynn being completedand he has the tile stored up on Joyce Lane for future work when weatherpermits.
It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. White that Robert Kaczmarekhaving completed his 6 month probationary period, be placed on a perml basisnow with the hourly rate of $2.50 being computed on a salary basis, becomingeffective at the start of the next payroll period of Dec. 2lst.,196B. Un.Crd.
It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that Mayor Carbeck beauthorized to sign the new street light proposal. Un. Crd.
Applications were received from the Division of Youth with an increasefor the new budget. The new total requested is for $3200.00. This wastabled until next meeting.
It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the followingresolution be adopted: Resolved: Pursuant to recommendation from the AngolaLibrary Board, Evelyn House is hereby appointed to such Board to fill avacancy on such Board to expire April 1972. Un. Crd.
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46The following b~lls were submitted by the Treas. for payment: General Fundcks. # 183-393 total of 18,679.85 and \Vater Fund Cks. # 178-229 totalof $2831.01. Treas. was authorized to pay bills as submitted.
Motion was made and 2nd. to adjourn. Un. Crd.
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Rec. Youth Appl. adopted.
Fire report
Police report
Wm~ Joyce hired for P.D. Partime
Letter from Audit & Control on fines
Report from Fitzgibbons on water intake.
V.Sts. new plow and trk. plowing
Water pump
Xmas. tree pick up
Complaints on refuse collection
Contract signed Town Vs. Village on Police svces.
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49FIRE REPORT FOR DEC. 1968
Dec. 10 = John Weidenman = Mattress on car caught fire. Called by Radiocontrol at 8102 P.M. Released at 8:20 P.M. Trucks # 1 & 5 responded. 10 men answered the alarm.
Dec. 12 = Siren blew by mistake. (False Alarm) Siren went off at 9144 A.M.Released at 9150 A.M. 5 men answered the alarm.
Dec. 22 = Mutual Aid to Brant (False Alarm) Called by radio control at 5145P.M. Released at 6100 P.M. Truck # 4 responded. 13 men answeredthe alarm.
Dec. 26 = Gel. Senn - Breezway & garage. Called by radio control at 8;00 P.M.Released at 8130 P.M. Trucks 1-2 4 & 5 responseded Booster linesused. 23 men answered the alarm.
Dec. 27 = Ross Beef & Bottle Club = Mutual Aid to L.E.B.Fire Co. ~a11ed byradio control at 7130 P.M. Released at 8115 P.M. C.Q.2 and fanused. Trucks 1-4 & 5 responded. 17 men answered the alarm.
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DEC l' THROUGH DEC 3;1, 1968
EMERGENCIES:5 Ambulance calls,4 First Aid calls1 Inhalator
TRAFFIC:5 V & T ARREST4 PARKING VIOLATIONS5 ACCIDENTS INVESTIGATED4 BANK ESCORTS3 CARS TOWED FOR VIOLATION OF WINTER PARKING BAN
OTHER ACTIVITIES:1 BURGLARY1 CRIMINAL TRESPASS5 PETIT LARCENY COMPLHNTS.(TREE LIGHTS)Z PROWLER COMPLAINTS11 ATTEMPTED SUICIDE2 PETIT LARCENY ARRESTS2' PUBLIC INTOXICATION ARRESTSl' LEAVING SCENE OF A~CIDENT ARREST4 SPEEDING ARRESTS3 PRISONERS TRANSPORTED TO ERIE COUNTY PENt ANNOYING PHONE CALL COMPLAINT3 SHOOTING WITHIN VILLAGE LIMITS COMPLA.INTS9 MISC COMPLAINTSto UNFOUNDED COMPLAINTS8 ASSISTS TO EVANS PD
11 ASSISTS TO OTHER AGENCIES7 RECORD CHECKS FOR VARIOUS AGENCIES4 DOG COMPLAINTS
t5 DOMESTIC COMPLAINTS9 ASSTSTS TO STRANDED MOTORISTS11 FIRE CALL1 BOMB THREAT AT SENIOR HIGH(VILLAGE PD REQUESTED TO RESPOND)MONTHLY REPORT TO FBIMONTHLY REPORT TO CORRECTIONCHIEF ATTENDED CHIEF OF POLICE ASSOCIATION MEETING DEC 112
2.665 MILES PATROLLED BY VILARE POLICE395.3 GALI.ONS OF GASOLIlIT!E USED BY APD1'8.6" "" 11 .UD
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Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village
of Angola, in the COUl1ty of Erie, New York.
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meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village
o'clock, 1968, at 2 :J~
York, was held at the Village
A¥of Angola, in the County of Erie, New
Hall, in said Village, on~,L. M. (D. S. T.).
There were present; Honorable Donald L.Carbeck, Mayor,and
Trustees; .~~j~
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Also present; Marianne O. Arnold, Village Clerk
Floyd H. Hurst, Village Attorney
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,~~,.~a offered the following resolution
moved its a option:-