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The ~'m~regular monthly meeting o~ the Village Board of Trustees was held .on Wednesday, Oct. 23, 1985 at 7=30 P.M. in the Village Hall. present= Mayor Synnett, Tr.Greco, Tr. Cioppa, Tr. Costa, Tr, u~qneea~k, Tr. Boyle, Tr. Sehinella, Atty. Reilly and Treasurer Caapiliio Minutes: Minutes of the last regular meeting of the Village Board of Trustees held Oct. 9, 1985 had been duplicated and previously presented to Board members. Tr. Cioppa reported there was one correction to the 9-25-85 meeting: Recreations meetings changed not to the 4th Tuesday but the 4th Thursday. Motion by Tr. C~co, seconded by Tr. Boyle that the above minutes be accepted as written and correated. Carried. Mr. Donald giotto, member of the Board o£ Trustees, Methodist Church, stated he approached the Water Department for assistance to install a 1" wa~er line to the parsonage as present line was inadequate but has never received a response. Mayor Synne~ reported he would contact Water Department and acquire date as to when this assignment can be carried out. Mr. Vinsentin, 78 Mesier Ave. S., stated he was informed that plans have been filed for a tempo=sty structure across the street. He inquired if a variance was granted for a variance as the neighbors were never notified. He reported he wrote the Zoning O~ficer, copy to the Village Board. Mayor Synnett reported plans were submitted for a prefabricated house and he had no knowledge of a trailer. Deputy Zoning Enforcement Officer Graco read the following excerpt from the minutes of the Planning Board dated 10-3-8S: A map of thesurvey prepared by Mr. Richard Barger indicates Mr. Brans proposes to erect a temporary manufactured home on a lot in his possession. Please be advised that there a~e numerous manufactured homes in the Village and the Zoning Ordinande does not prohibitsame providing they are on a permanent ~oundation or a permanent slabeo The Code of the Villpge of Wappingers Falls covers house trailers and as ~ar as this office is concerned, Chapeer 15 of the Code of the Village is still operativi and use by the office of the Zoning Enforcement O~ficer. It is the opinion of the office of the Zoning Enforcement Officer that there is no con~lict with the Zoning Ordinance of the Village adopted by the Board o~ Trustees in 1970, nor with the provisions of Chapter 15 of the Code of the Village, so long as Mr. Evans obtains approval from the Water Board for water and sewer ~rom the Village Board of Trustees. Mr. Evans would also have to momply with the required setbacks as stipulated by the affiiece:~f the Zoning Officer.