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A Public Hearing on a ~romosed local lm~ entitled "a local law a~en ding Section 310 of the Village Zoning Ordinance and the Zoning '~, Village of Wa oDingers Falls, N.Y.. (Specifically rezoning that oortion of the Henry_ Di~4arco Dr ~operty -iocated on East ~nin St. frc~ R12.5 to CB) w-as held on Deck=~ber 28, 1992 at 7:00 P.~. in the V.~!lage Hall. Present~ ~4ayor Hinzmann. Tr. Napoleon, Tr. DiDomizio, Tr. Shay, Tr. Bain, Tr. Usavich, Att. Viglotti. Abseht Tr. Kc~rnik. ~%yor Hinzmann read text of the proDosed local law in its entirety. A resident addressed hearing stating this DroDosal would be beneficial to the Village as sm~e would enhanc~ our economic condition and allc~¢ our c~t,~nity to grow and be maintained in an orderly fashion. ,ir. Hamilton representing 'irs. Boldrin. said his major objections was the neglect of .~enior citizen interests and their oroperties being devalued. He said it was his understanding that these two properties could be made .part of the orooosal but now was told that, due to a techinicality, action ba-~ to be with- held. Att?. Viglotti reoorted there were no objections to orouosal but _application for the rezoning must be made and nrocedures must be followed. He said he forsaw no negative impact that would result frc~ the rezoning of these ~.~ oarcels of orouerty, nrovided a~olication is made and ~rocedures are followed. ~ir. Hamilton reoorted this was a orocedural matter and should b~ve been rectified frc~ the start as these pro.?~rties have been abandoned by this ~rocess and the Villaqe's first interest should be that of its residents. He stated this was dis- criminatory rezoning and there was no reoresentation. Tr. Bain stated he and Tr. Usavich both reoresented the Thir~ Ward and were never contacted by .~rs. Boldrin relative to this proposal. He said that no one was looking out for her interests was not a true statement. Tr. Bain reported he has been a member of the Village Board of Trustees for the past one and one-half years and th_is was the most-immortant vote he b~ to cast which will alter the long term?ro ~%0ects of the Village and hopefuly will prove to be an asset if done ..oositively. He stated propo_ sal has been discussed oublicly and privately and he has reached a conclusion, .~rith reservations, and these reservations have been brought to the attention of the Planning Board. Tr. Bain recut~epxted letter frc~ D.C. Planing Deoartment be a guide for our Planning Board and discussed the following Points outlined in the letter,~ 1. Strongly suggest that the Board clearly state that any future c~_rcial develop- ment or dubclivision of theeastern portion of this prope_ rty will be contingent on the orovision of a sefvice road through this pr .operty and connecting with the traffic light between MCDonald's and Ben and Jerry's.