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A Special meeting of the Village Board of Trustees was held on Sept. 3Oth., 1965, at 7:30 P.M., in the Mesier Homestead. Those present: Mayor Furnari, Tr. VanVoorhis, Tr. Temple, Tr. Bain, Tr. DiDomizio, Tr. Napoleon, Attorney Pearse. Tr. Cheetham absent. ?urpose of the meeting to discuss lake problem and to act on resolut- ion for the solution. Mayor discussed problem and reported Village Board should be sole de- ciders on problem. He reoommended the appointment of a committee to study the lake problem, with the approval of the Board. Tr. Napoleon reported Board shouldn't act on resolution tonight. Mayor Furnari submittedothe following names to serve on lake committee for consideration: Mr. ~ay Laffin, Mr. Francis Travis, Mr. Tom Marcojohn, Mr. Ted Craft, Mr. Norman Borow,, Dr. Hannigan and Mr. Louis Diehl. Tr. DiDo~izio suggested naming Mr. RaY Dolan to committee and was acc- epted. Tr. Temple suggested naming Mr. Raymond Paggi also. Attorney Pearse reported meeting with Mr. Whalen. He reported State would supply most of the funds for the purchase of the lake. Mr. Whalen to examine all things possible~ pertaining to title. He stated Mr. Kayner has to decide on mortgage deeds and nothing canbe passed until legal aspects are settled. This would take about 2 months. Mr. Kayner's water restrictions were discussed. Mayor Furnari reported he conferred with Comm. Biby and that Village could purchase the lake under the same conditions as County, but not less tha~ 2 acres or more than 25 acres. If Village purchased lake, all rights would be controlled by the Village. Tr. Napoleon repor6ed zGing ordinance has prevented any top soil being taken from lake. Question arose as to why study wasn't made before County had been app- roached and what would stop Co~ty from purChasing lake first. Att. Pearse reported Village has first option, orally. Mayor Furnari reported he tried to have Mr. Kayner c~oSe the gate. He then contacted Mr. pomerOy and got no helP. He then approached Mr. Kayner on the purchase of the lake and Mr. Kayner set the price at $100,0OO, He then contacted the Conservation Dept. and was referred to Mr. Dyer, Land AcquistionOfficer. Attorney Pearse reported question arose, Monday, as to where Mr. Kayner woUld get water and this restricted action. Mr. Kayner would sign no option until meeting with his attorney. Tr. Napoleon suggested people living along lake shore should be contact- ed bY a Public Hearing. Mr. Laffin suggested Village adopt option to purchase lake.