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A Public Hearing on a proposed local law entitled" A local law amending Article lV "Regulations of the Village of Wappingers Falls Zoning Ordinance" so as to add Adult Entertainment, cabarets, as a use requiring Special Permit" was held on July 12, 1995 at 7:00 P.M.in .the Village Hall. Present: Mayor Hinmnann, Tr. DiDonizio, Tr. Cerino, Tr. Shay, Tr. Traver, Tr. ~, Tr. Goebel, Atty.Viglotti. Tr. Hemingway absent due to illness. Also present: Treasurer M~sterson, Police Cc~missioner Terwilliger, Assessor Walker, Zoning Officer Alfonso and Lake Chairman Wayne Thompson. ~4ayor Hin~r~nn read text of prposed local law. No one present voiced an opinion pro or con said local law. Public Hearing closed. A Public Hearing on a proposed local law which wo~ald authorize the towing, storage, and in~nobilization of illegally parked vehicles and vehicles on which there are outstanding fines for parking violations in the Village of Wappingers Falls was held at 7:10 P.M. Atty. Viglotti read sun,tory of said local law. Traffic Cc~anissioner Lucato discussed disposition of cars once same are towed away, recu-~nding, after six months, a public auction be held on any unclaimed vehicles. Atty. Viglotti reported there was a Motor Vehicle regulation which allowed nunic- ipalities to take possession of vehicles after a certain period of time, and apply for titles for s~e. He said towing and storage could be an expensive venture for the Village and, upon question from the audience, discussed provision whereby vehicles can be released to the owners. ~ir. Lucato said that, frcm the first of the year till now, t_here was over $6,000. outsfancling parking tickets and discussed scofflaw process which was not a very efficient manner to dispose of same. There being no other in~ut, Public Hearinq closed. A Public Hearing on a proposed local law which would regulate parking along the east side of West ~ Street was held at 7:15 P.M. Mayor Hinzmann reported there have been many parking problems in this area which is a S~a~e. road and heavily travelled. Tr. DiDomizio reported there were many ~violations in the vicinity to 92-94 West Main Street and' law should alleviate scme of the probl~ns. Mr. Bill Sullivan inquired as to who would monitor the 15 minute parking and Tr. DiDc~tizio stated it %~Duld take the full cooperation of the Police Department.