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The regular meeting of the Village Board of Trustees was held on Wednesday,: Sept. 9, 1981 at ?:30 P.M. in the American Legion Hall. Present: Mayor Synnett, Tr. Moruzzi, Tr. Greco~ Tr. Costa, Tr. Mazochi, Tr. DiGregorio, Tr. Viglotti, Atty. Lyons & Engineers Paggi & Martin. M~nutes: '~'{~utes of the last regular meeting held 8-12-81 had been duplicated and previ~ly presented to Board members. Motion by Tr. Moruzzi, seconded by Tr. Mazochi that the above-minutes be accepted as written. Carried. Mr. Eric Croper, Atty. for Mr. DiCambio, addressed meeting reporting request was previously presented for a zoning change on Channingville Rd. for'26 acres from single family to mobile home~ Mr. DiCambio reported there was no category in zoning ordinance for mobile homes. Mr. Croper reported they met with Planning Bd. on 10-2-B0 and presented plan. He stated same had been referred to the Village Board and they wanted a determination on the proposal. Mr. Croper reported he understood there was a problem with sewer and water and this proposal would be a new category to allow mobile home use. He stated proposal could be approved subject to sewer and water. Mr. Croper reported property had sparsed density and project would benefit Village. Atty. Lyons reported he was instructed to reply to Mr. DiCamblo and same reads as follows: After discussion with the Department of Environmental Conservation at Paltz, it appears that because of the size of the proposed project, a change of zoning to allow establishment of your mobile home park may require an Environmental Impact Statement. In order to determine if such report is necessary you would have to file an Environmental Assessment Form with the Board setting forth sufficient detail to allow evaluation of the effect of the project on the environmental quality of the site, This would involve a certain expense on your part, and before iucurring the same you should be aware of the following additional information given to me by It appears that when the area was annexed to the Village no plans were filed for the extension of Village water and sewer facilities to the area you propose to develop. Because of this the Village would now have to file plans and obtain approvals from both Bncon and the State Department of Health for any extension of services. At the present time I consider it unlikely that such approvals would be forthcoming without improvement s to our systems which we are in no financial position to accOmplish. With regard to sewer, we are presently under depart- mental order to upgrade our treatment plan:, and while this order is being held in abeyance pending a final decision on the Tri~Municipa! project, it is not likely that the State would approve any increased volume to the existing plant.