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A Public Hearing was held on Wednesday, August 13,1986 at 7:15 p.m. at the Village ~11 on Spring Street on proposed Local Law #6/86, amending Chapter 12 of the Village Code re Garbage, Ash, & Rubbish. Present: Mayor Synnett, Trustees Alfonso, Greco, Kc~ornik, Silvestri, and Todaro, (Tr. Schinella being on vacation); also present Superintendent Herring and Attorney Vigiotti. The Village Attorney explained that the purpose of the proposed law was to clarify the fact that sanitation collection was a ~service provicIed to Village residents and was not intended to encc~pass garbage and refuse generated outside the Village limits. The Mayor stated that with increased carter costs there We~e~a_ number of incidents where individuals who did not reside in the village bringing in refuse and dumping~it in the Village, which besides being unsightly increased costs to the Village. -there being no om'm~mnts frc~' the public at this time, the public hearing was continued open, °while the regtllar agenda was followed. Minutes: Minutes fr~n the previous2regularly scheduled Board meeting of July 9,1986 having ~cn ditributed to the Board, -Motion by Tr. Greco, seconded by Tr. ToMato that the minutes be approved -carried. Veatch St. access to the school ~rounds: Tr. Todaro reported that he was awaiting response fr the school district to a letter sent. -matter deferred at this time, pending reply frc~ WCSD. -M~cting scheduled with Assessor Walker for Wednesday, August 20th at 7:00 p.m. Berkeley Sq.: Mr. Chas. May addressed the Board, sta~ng that they had been to the Planning and Water Boards and had previously discussed the project with the Village Board. He advised the Board that at this time they were in discuss- ions with Mr. Russ of T&R Developmmnt3hin reference to a joint hydraulic study. He said he was under the impression that the Tri-Municipal project would have sufficient capacity to eleviate any concerns re sewer, but that he would need more information in_~tha~ regard frc~ the C~,,~.~ssion and asked if the Board could provide that information. Tr. Greco said it was premature for the Village Board to become involved at this time, and that the Environmental Assesmnent Fora had ~--~n received and forwarded to the County Planning Dept. for review. Tr. Alfonso said he would be in touch with Mr. May re the Tri-Municipal project and the proposal's posS~le effect on same. Petitio~re hose drills: Mr. Arthur So]berg of Irontown presented a petition fr scme of the area residents re a hose drill held last month by the fire co. He stated that the drill had been conducted without notice, nor with permits, and created air pollution.