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The Regular Meeting of the Village Board of Trustees was held on May 13th., 196~ at ?:30 P.M. Those present: Mayor Furnari. Tr. VanVoorhis, Tr. DiDomiz'io, Tr. Temple, Tr. Cheetham, Tr. Napoleon, Tr. Fitzpatrick, Attorney Pearse and Treasurer McDonald. No one absent. Motion by Tr. Temple and seconded by Tr. DiDomtzio to dispense with the regular order of business to hear guests. Carried JosePh Lopez requested help from the Board to improve Ing~I1 St. This was referred to Highway Comm., but Mr. Lopez asked if the Board would act now. Sup't. Berinato said if the Village had put gravel down, water would run over everyone's property. Tr. DiDomizio asked why the Village doesn't accept this road; Mayor Furnari explained that due to its Iow elevation, the expense for Sewer would run high. Tr. Napoleo~ commented that since this street isn't a thoroughfare, would it be a Village possession. Mr. Pearse said it is a Paper Street. Mayor asked Sup't. Berinato to look at Street to see what could be done. yor Furnari read a letter fromMr. Art Weinberg, requesting permission for his representative, Mr. James Stevens, to address the Board cna plan for "Sick Pay" for Village employees. Mr. Stevens was called on to discuss the plan. He explained how the Health Plan was different in ..that ~req~irements were not stringent and could be composed of groups of five. He stated that through this p~an workmans compensation pays a weekly income and 2~ hour, 12 month coverage is offered. He stated all claims are settled out of Pough- keepsie, and the Underwriting rules are liberal. This policy is guaranteed renewable as long as member is with Village. Mayor suggested a meeting with Village employees and that the Board would decide and let him know. Mayor. Furnari called on Mr. James Lyons to give his report on the Liss Rd' Sewer Extension Plan. Mr. Lyons said he was called in on project due to the illness of Mr. Pearse. He stated that easements weren't presented until October of 1963.Mr. Ackerman was in hospital at the.time and the remainder of the easements weren't presented until March 6th., 196~. Easements had been prepared twice and on both occasions they weren't able to obtain signatures. Two easements, one through Brookside Gardens and the other Mrs. Crosby's property, were the only things halting the progress of the project. Mr. Lyons stated that he has the resolution and notice of adoption, but can't start until easements are signed. Tr. Cheetham asked how close settlement was and Mr. Lyons stated he didn't know. Resident of Liss Rd. said Health Department has complained!twice and hoped action would be taken soon. Mayor said project would start within a few months. Mayor thanked Mr. Lyons for his report. Motion by Tr. DiDomiziO and seconded by Tr. Cheetham to return to the regular order of business. Carried Minutes of last regular Village Board Meeting were read by Clerk. Tr. Napoleon stated the contract for zoning which was proposed was $2,050 and not $2,500. Tr. Cheetham stated that the name of the project mentioned is Brookside Gardens and not Brookside Drive. 'Motion by Tr. Cheetham and seconded by Tr. Fitzpatrick that the minute~ be accep~ed~as~.correC~d. Carried