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INDEX

Kuscior - Water billMeissner transfer resol.

Resol Newcomb retirement

Hazard bill to be pd.

St. signs in

Xmas tree pick upLocal Court Day 1/22/73

Fire Co. engine room repairs o.k.

Per Capita letter from Rockefeller

Annual Fire report

Resol State per capita

Transfers

Lerczak Deed tabled

Election resoltuions passed

Water palnat bids

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This Agreement made the day of January, 1973,

between the TOWN OF EVANS, New York, a domestic, municipal

corporation with its principal office and place of business at

No. 42 North Main Street in the Village of Angola, County of Erie

and State of New York, by ROBERT CATALINO, Supervisor of the Town

of Evans, pursuant to resolution of the Evans Town Board, acting

by and on behalf of the General Park Town Water Di~trict"herein

after called the "Town", party of the first part, and the

VILLAGE OF ANGOLA, NEW YORK, a domestic, municipal corpor

ation with its principal office and place of business at 73

Commercial Street in the Village of Angola, County of Erie and

State of New York, by DONALD CARBECK, Mayor of the Village of

Angola, hereinafter called the "Village", party of the second

part;

, WITNESSETH

)WHEREAS, the Village owns, maintains and operates a Water

Pumping Station for the purpose of furnishing water to the

residents of said Village, and

WHEREAS, said Pumping Station and facilities have been and

are being improved and replaced to be insure an adequate supply

of water and has been and now is providing Water Supply to the

Consolidated General Park Town Water District of the Town of

Evans with its surplus, pursuant to authorization by the Water

Resources Department, and

WHEREAS, the Evans General Park Town Water District is

desireous of continuting to purchase such surplus water from the

said Village of Angola,

NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the foregoing, it is

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r"~~rhat the said Village agrees to sell and the Evans Town

hereby agreed as follows:

, Park Waier District agrees t~ purchase such surplus water whichJ! / ,.' '_I '..• ..;. ;:r.: iJ_, .......,,,

~nE v~LLage may Lrom c~me co c~me prpquce and which the GBneral---Park Town Water District, presently served, may require, limited

however by the surplus available.

2. The Village hereby agrees to provide anY,such surplus

to the Evans General Park Town Water District Area which may

be served, limited however by the surplus available and as per

mitted by the Water Resources Department.

3. That in consideration of said continued supply of surplus

water by the Village of Angola the Evans Town Board does hereby

agree on behalf of the General Park Town Water District to con

tinue the purchase of surplus water from the Village as the

prime supplier for such District, to be purchased at the rate of

niIRT¥-SEVEN,andONEHALB CENTS (37~¢) per thousand gallons, as

metered and when billed.

4. That this contract shall be re-negotiable as to the

price to be paid for such surplus water as set forth in Para

graph #2 above, one (1) year from the date of this contract, and

annually thereafter. Notice of intent to so re-negotiate shall

be given by written notice served by either party upon the other

at least thirty (30) days prior to such re-negotiation date. In

the evant the re~pective parties are unable to agree upon such

rate, then the rate established by the Water Resources Department

for such sale shall be binding upon both parties.

5. It is agreed and understood that the Erie County Water

Authority Auxiliary Supply shall be used only when there is

insufficient surplus.

6. The area presently served and to be served by the

Village, as the prime source is as shown on the attached map,

being drawing No. B178 made by. E. R. Cotton Associates, attached

hereto and made a part hereof.

IN \-JITNESS WHEREOF, the Town has,~aused this instrument to

be signed by the Town Supervisor and its Corporate Seal to be,_.~,-_.- - 1:

affixed, on the day and year first above written.

hereunto affixed and the Village has caused this instrument to

be signed by its Mayor and its Corporate Seal to be hereunto---TOWN OF EVANS, NEW YORK

BY:'tDWN SUpERVISDR

STATE OF NEW YORK :

COUNTY OF ERIE ••SS:

On this day of January, 1973 before me the subscriber

personally came ROBERT CATALIND, to me known, who being by me

duly sworn did depose and say that he resides in the Town of

Evans, County of Erie and State of New York; that he is the

Town Supervisor of the Town of Evans, the corporation described

in and which executed the above instrument, and that he signed

and acknowledged the said instrument.

Notary Public

STATE OF NEW YORK :

COUNTY OF ERIE ••SS:

On this day of January, 1973 before me the subscriber

personally came DONALD CARBECK, to me known, who being by me

duly sworn did depose and say that he resides in the Village

of Angola, County of Erie and State of New York; that he is

the Mayor_of the Village of Angola, the corporation described

in and which executed the above instrument, and that he signed

and acknowledged the said instrument.

Notary Public

AdjOurned MeetingMknday Jan. 8,1973

Meeting was called to order by Mayor Carbeck at 7130 P.M. at the VillageHall.

Present: Mayor Carbeck, Trustees Earl Kingan~ Allen White, Carl Iannelloand Joseph Mendola.

Mr. &uscior was present in regard to his water bill being too high.Mr. Mendola Water Comm. stated that he would have the meter man checkon this in the A.M.

(Request was received for the transfer of Patrolman James Meissner tothe Town of Evans Police Dept. It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd'. byMr. M8ndola that the following resolution be passed: Reso}wed: Therequest for approval of the transfer of Patrolman James Meissner fromthe Village Police Department to the Town of Evans Pmlice departmenteffective as of January 21st.,1973 is hereby approved and the Mayorauthorized to sign the same. Un. Crd. Voting Ayes: Mayor Carbeck,Trustees Earl Kingan, Allen White, Carl Iannello and Joseph Mendola.Voting No - None.

It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that the followingresolution be passed: Resolved: Whereas William Newcomb has submittedhis resignation from employment by the Village effective January 12th.,1973 NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the resignation be acceptedwith regret and this Board does further extend to Mr. Newoomb theappreciation of the Village residents for theservicew he has rendered.Un. Crd. Voting Ayes: Mayor Carbeck, Trustees Earl Kingan, Allen White,Carl Iannello and Joseph Mendola. Voting No - None.

It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that the billdue L.A. Hazard & Sons of Derby ,~N.y. in the amount of $333.17 fromthe year 1970 be paid in full. Un. Crd.

St. Dept: St. Signs have arrived and will be installed as soon aspossible.

Xmas. Tree pick up will be Jan. 20th. for the one day only.

It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that the wagesof the relief Village Patrolmen be increased from 2.50 an hr. to$3.00 an hr. becoming effective with the pay period closing as ofJan. 12th.,1973. Un. Crd.

It was designated that Jan. 22nd. berecogni~ed as Local Court Recognition Day and that JUdge McDonald and Acting Judge Peter Gugionbe invited to attend the Jan. 2?nd. meeting.

It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the Fire Co.be given permission to proceed with the installation of the new ceilingnew lighting and painting of the Fire Engine room. Mr. White willcontact the Fire Co. on this matter. Un. Crd.

Letter was received from Gov. Rockefeller requesting the breakdownof the Revenue Sharing allocations. Clerk was advised to state theprojects what this money will be used for in the new bUdget, namely:Bond Payments1 Storm Drainage program surveY1 Public Safety andEnviornnmental Protection. Leteer was sent to Gov. Rockefeller namingthe above bUdget items.

Annual Fire report was submitted by Fire Chief Herman. Read and filed.

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It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. White that a copy of thefollowing resolution adopted be sent to the State Senators and StateAssemblymen as follows: 'WHEREAS: A Per Capita Aid Committee has been established by the NewYork State Conference of Mayors and other Municipal Officials for thepurpose of directing and all out, state-wide effort to bring aboutrevisions of the State Revenue Sharing Form.ula to remove the inequitiesto the Villages and Towns of this State. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED:that the Village of Angola does hereby confirm its full support of thePer Capita Aid Committee's efforts to secure Revenue Sharing Equityand agains.t cutbacks in any state aid to local governments, and,BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: that this Village regards such revisions asthe Number One Legislative Priority for 1973, and, that coupled withthat as a top priority is to have the percentage of state income taxdevoted to rev3nue sharing returned from 18% to its original 21% andBE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: that the Clerk forward copi,es of this actionto Gov. Nelson Rockefeller; State Assemblyman GeorgeT. Farrell,Chairman, Joing Leglisative Committee on Laws. affecting Local Govets.our local State Senator and Assemblyman and to the Local news media.Un. Ctd. '

The following transfers were requested by the Clerk-Treas.: A 1910.4$lOO.OOr A 6410.1 = $78.50 and A 6410.4 $324.20. Transfers to be madefrom A 1990.4 Contingent Fund. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd.by Mr. Mendola that the Clerk-Treas. be authorized to make the abovetransfers. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. Kiggan and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the followingresoltuion be passed: Whereas Leonard Lerczak has tendered a deed to theVillage of Angola covering the premises known as Rosalind Dr. being

~50ft. in width and running from the east line of land conveyed byLiber 6765 at page 56 westerly for a distance of 470.01 to the lands ofAronicar and Whereas this submitt4d deed does not include the 50ft.road shown as Henry Lane or Bartus Lane running north from RosalindDrive so as to form a complete loop"NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED thatthe matter be tabled with the reqUired legal papers as submitted forsuch completed loop. Un. Crd. Voting Ayes: Trustees Kinganr White andIannello. Voting Bo = Mayor Carbeck and Trustee Mendola.

It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the followingresoltuions be passed: Resolved: (a) The Inspectors of Election shallmeet on registration day to commence preparation of the register for theforthcoming election.(b) Registration day for the Village of Angola shall be held on Sat.March 3rd.,1973.(c) Such registration shall be held at the Angola Village Hall at41 Commercial St. Angola,N.Y. from 12 noon to 9P.M.(d) Voting for the forthcoming election shall be conducted at theVillage Hall 41 Commercial St. Angola,N.Y. between the hours of12 noon and 9 P.M.(~) At least 10 days prior to registration day set in this resolutiona copy of such resolution shall be pUblished in the Evans Journal anda copy posted on one conspiciousplace in the Village.Ym¥IDZDI¥Rsolved the following named person are hereby appointed inspectors ofelection: Frank Guginor Mary Heathr Genevieve Houston and MarianneArnold. They shall be compensated at the rate of $25.00 per day.and Marianne Arnold is hereby appointed chairman therof. Un. Crd.Voting Ayes: Mayor Carbeckr Trustees Kinganr White1Mendola andIannello. Voting No = None. Un. Crd.

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271Whereas bids were received and opened and read aloud pursuant to noticeduly published and Whereas I'luchubiastwere referred to Village EngineerEdwin Cotton for recommendations and whereas he has made his recommeddat ions Now therefore it is resolved that such contract be entered intowith Burwin Inc. the lowest responsible bidder as follows: To remodelthe Water Filtration plant - Phase 2 as follows: Proposal A - For Furnishing and installing equipment and piping.Bid items 1 thru 7 and 9 thru 11 and bid item l5A and Proposal Belectrical work. Bid items 24 and 25 for a total amount of contractof $66,573.00. The above acceptance being conditioned upon thesigning of a proposed contract with the Town of Evans as herewithsubmitted which the Mayor is hereby authorized and directed to signon behalf of the Village. Moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. KinganUn. Crd. Voting Ayes: Mayor Carbeck, Trustees Kingan, Wijite, Iannelloand Mendola. Voting no = None. (Copy of Ageeement on separate sheet)

The following bills were submitted for payment: Gen. Cks. # 294-596total of 8832.01 and Water cks. # 179-324 total of 5193.53. It wasmoved and 2nd. to Ka~mKEH¥ to pay all bills as submitted. Un. Crd.

It was moved and 2nd. to adjourn. Un. Crd.

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INDEX

Resel. Jim MeissnerRes~l. en Judges Day~etter frem Housten on Woodward ave.

xmas. erl!lerResel. on Linden St.

Transfers

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119'IilHERE:AS,on the 3rd day of F~bruary, 1898, a certain C'c'

sub-aivision map covering certain lands within the Villag~

Angola, New York in Lot 55, Township 8, Range 9 of the Holland

Land Company's Survey'was filed in Erie County Clerk's Office

under cover 631, and said map does show as laid out thereon a

certain street or highway designated as Linden Street extendin~

from the northerly line of School Street to the northerly line

of Great Lot 55, Township 8, Range 9; and

WHEREAS, said northerly end of Linden Street has never

been deeded to the Village of Angola, nor has that northerly end

of Linden Street ever been accepted by the Village as a public

street or highway; and

WHEREAS said Linden Street has not been opened or

worked, nor traveled or used as a highway for more than six (6)

years last past; now therefore

BE IT RESOLVED that, pursuant to Section 205 of the

Highway Law, that portion ot Linden Street as shown on Map Cover,

631 lying northerly from School Street is hereby abandoned as a

public highway and that the Mayor of the'Village of Angola is

hereby authorized with the written consent of a majority of this

Board to execute and file a certificate declaring that Linden

Street from the northerly line of School to the southerly line

of Great Lot 5Q, Township 8, Range 9, and as shown on said map

filed under cover 631 is abandoned.

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Moved by:-.....::;;..:;..'-'-'''--r'\---------Cci-v{' ~~~.~Seconded by: Or"",!" 9",,,,,.,,.,, tJ~

Voting Aye: d,J-{ ~Y''YJ..~-£'""'J)/'C4.. " ~=;¥~

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. ,...."""". +, the undersigned Mayor of the Village of Angola, in

the County of Erie, New York, hereby certify, bhat portion of

Linden Street lying nqrtherly of School Street and running to the

Southerly bounds of Great Lot 56, Township 8 and Range 9 has

never been deeded to the Village of Angola, nor accepted by said

Village as a public street or highway, and it has never b~en

traveled or used as a public highway and has not been opened or

worked for more than six (6) years last past, and that the same

has been abandoned by the public and it is no longer and never

has been used as a public highway; to wit, that portion of

Linden Street lying northerly from School Street and running to

the southerly line of Great Lot 56, Township 8 and Range 9, as

shown on sub-division map filed in Erie County Clerk's Office

under cover 631 on February 3, 1898 is hereby abandoned.

Also, we, the und.ersigned memb'ers' of the Village Board,

constituting the whole or a majority thereof, do hereby consent

to the ma~iBg a~d,filing of this certificate of abando~ent,

and do b:~reby sign'the same.

THEREFORE, pursuant to Section 205 of the Highway Law,

said highway, as described, is declared to be and hereby is

abandoned.

Mayor of the viI1age of Angola

Board of Trustees of the said.Village of Angola

Regular MeetingMon. Jan. 22,1973

"-The Regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Willage of Angola,held on McmditY Jan. 22, 1973 at the Village Hall.

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N.Y. was

,by Mayor Carbeck at 7,30 P.M.

MayorTrusteeI,Ullnnll"

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Meeting was called to orderPRESENT: Donald L. Carbeck

Earl Kingan~llen WijiteCarl IannelloJoseph Mendola

It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the followingresolution be passes: Resolved: As the transfer of James p. Meissner fromVillage Patrolman to the Town of Evans Police Force cannot be effectiveuntil approval by the Erie County Civil Service Cammission , IT IS NOWHEREBY RESOLVED that said transfer be effective upon completion of allrequirements by the Tawn of Evans and the Civil Service Commission.Un. Crd.It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that the followingresolution be adopted: RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THEVILLAGE OF ANGOLA IN RECOGNITION OF THE SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE VILlAGECOURT:WHEREAS: The court of the Village of Angola has been in existence for morethan two years and has, during. that period, prOVided judicial servicesto the people of this Community, and WHEREAS: Such Court handled 670cases in the year 1972, and WHEREAS: The case load of such court isindicative of the services provided the people of this Community, andWHEREAS: The rapidity with which the case load is handled has resultedin no delay in the d~sposal ~f cases, thereby prOViding judicial servicesat the greatest possible convenience to witnessess and parties to action,and WHEREAS: This Board wishes to commend all of the jUdges who haveserved in such Court in this Village of Angola for the services they haverendered to the people of this Community and the State, and WHEREAS:it is fitting and proper that recognition be given to this important armof our Government which is so vital to the preservatian of our democraticprocess, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED: section 1: That it is herebydeclared by the Board of Trustees of the Village of Angola that Jan. 22,shall be LGcal Court Recognition Day and that JUdge R.D. MCDonald andJudge p. Gugino be invited to attend the next meeting of the Board ofTrustees so that the members of the Board may express the appreciatianof the people of the community for the services ~rovided by our VillageCourt. Section 2 : This resolution to be effective immediatley. Un. Crd.At this time Mayor Carbeck BXk.Hi••XR~KX on behalf of the Board of Trusteeland the Residents of the Village of Angola, extened his sincere appreciation to both JUdge McDonald and Peter Gugino for the splendid job bothJUdges have done since their appointment.

St. Dept: Letter was received from William Houston in regard to theWoodward Ave. street condition where he has requested that this streetbe repaired due to it being used as a ahool bus route. Letter was referred to St. Com. Iannello.

Letter of acknowkledgement was received from the Penn Central R.R. inreagrd to the letter that was sent to them on the crossing.

Letter of complaint was received from X. Ahlers for Locust St. leadingto the Cemetary. That street needs repairs. This was referred to St.Comm. Also.

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110Card of thanks was received from Father Shea far the new street signs that wereerected in the school area.

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,Mayor Carbeck stated that he had received a notice from Kaylor Co. if theVillage would like to, place their order for more Xmas. street decoration beforeApr. 30th. by doing so, they would be entitled to'the current cost before pricesgo up for 1973. Mayor was given permission to check on this.

Resel. on Linden St. on sep. sheet. Moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr.Iannello. Vot'ng Ayes: Mayor Carbeck. - Trustees Kingan, white, Mendolaand lIIannello.

The following transfers were requested by the Clerk-Treas. General FundA 110.1 $250.001 A i410.4 - $16.15 and A 8020.4 - $2.03. The transferfor A 1110.1 of $250.00 will be taken from Surplus funds and the other2 transfers from A 1990.4 Contingent Fund. The Water Dept. F 8310.1 needs$348.89, so transfer of 198.89 was taken from F 1990.4 contingent Fundand $150.00 from K 8310.4. Moved ~yMr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. White.Un. Crd. .

The following bills were presented for payment: Water Cks. # 208-352total of 27,318.39 and Gen. eks. # 344-651 total of 15,209.03. It wasmoved and 2nd. that all bills be paid as submitted. Un. Crd.Due to two members of the Board of Trustees not being able to attend theFeb. 5th. mtg. as they will be outef tlllwn, the next mtg. will be heldon Monday Feb. 12th. at 7130 P.M.

It was moved and 2nd. :!Ze adjourn. Un. Crd.

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Index

Mrs. Sietz - Ck. from MerchantsL.Lerzcak - R. DriveFire officers listPolice report

Resol. on Elec. officersHiring of Mrs Biehler as meter reader

McEwen on Bike racks

Griveance nite 2/20/73

Nia. Moahwak dis. on assessmentResol on Hohn Miller check

Transfers

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MON'rlILY POLICE REPORT ~O ANGOLA VILLAGE BOARDJANUARY 1 to, JANUAR.Y 3,1 1973

EMERGENCIES:7 AMBULANCE CALLS3i FIRST AID CALLS3 INHALATOR CALLS

TRAl!'J!'IC:20 V & T STIMD'lONS ISSUED6 PARKING TICKElTS3i FUNillRAL,ESCORTS7 BANK ESCORTS4f ACCIDENrS INVESTIGATED

11> WARNING TICKETS ISSUED

MISCELLANOUS ACTIVITIES:1 BURGLARY COMPLAIN'r3, CRllVlINAL, MISCHIEF SOMPLAINTS1 HARASSMENT COMP1 ASSAULT WITH y~ON

1 REPORT OF STABBING IN VILLAGE( INCIDENT HMPPENED IN TOIVN)11 ASSIST '1'0 MOTORISTS21 ASSIST !nO OTHER AGENCIES2: STOLEN VEHICLES4f6 IVlISCELLANOUS COl,jJ'LAINTS6: DOORS: FOUND OPEN1! ARREST ]'OR PUBLIC INl'OXICNrION5 PETIT LARCENY COMPLAINTS6 DOMESTIC COMPLAINI'S2 AHRESTS FOR DRIVING MULE IWfOXIC:NrED1 ARllliST FOR ASSAUL'l' 1st1, ", "HARASSMENT11" "SIlEEDING1 '" ", NO INSUl!I.kNCE7" "NO INSPECTION1 II' ,. STOP SIGN2 ", '" UNSAFE TIRE1 ", ", DROVE TOLEF'I' OF PAVEMEN'l' MAHKrNGS2 II '" INADEQ.UNrE MUFFLER1i" "DROVE AROUND HR GATES1" '" NO U TURN'1, ", "VIEW OBS'rHUCo.'~m

REPoarfS TO FBICOHHECTIONSVILLAGE BOARDERIECNTY PROBATIONDISTRICT AT,'ORNEYST1\.TE LIQUOH AU'rHOHrry

AT'rENDED TWO MmrINGS ON CENrRAL SERVICESMADE FIVE TRIPS 'ro ERlE GOUNTY JAIL

", THBBE It, '" II '" FJ\1I!ILY COURT

~.203i MILES PATHOLLED BY APD820.5 GAL GAS USED BY APD60 III 11\ Ih u~ DOG \1[.:AEillBN

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Regular MeetingMon. Feb. 12,1973

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The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,N.Y. washeld on Monday Feb. 12,1973 at the Village Hall.

Meeting was called to order by Mayor Carbeck at 7r30 P.M.

Present: Donald L. Carbeck MayorAllen White TrusteeEarl Kingan III1UUllnn

Carl Iannello II111111nnn

Joseph Mendola IInnnllllll

Mrs Roberta Sietz was present at the meeting and presented a check in theamount of $100.00 to the Village as a contribution towards the expense ofthe purchase of the Christmas Decorations that the Village has purchased.The donation came from the Angola Merchants Association.

Le~nard Lerczak and Mrl Paglia were present in regard to the Rosalyn Dr.problem. This was tabled until next meeting. No Action taken.

Fire Dept. list of new Officers and Line men was submitted to the VillageBoard. Read and ordered filed.

~Qlice report submitted by Chief Kane. Read and ordered filed.

It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. White that the following resolution be adopted: A - Resolved the 1973 Election shall be conducted at thenew Village Hall bUilding, 41 Commercial St. Angola,N.Y.b - The hours of opening and closing the polls shall be between the hours of12 noon and 9 P.M. respectively on Mar. 20th.,1973.c - The officesto be filled at that election are as follows:

Office TermMayor 4 yrs.Trustee 4 yrs.Trustee 4 yrs.

Adoption was unanimously carried.

Contract with Town of Evans for water was tabled until next meeting.Motion was ~ae by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that Marilyn Biehlerbe hired as a meter reader to replace Mrs. Prizel who has resigned. Un. Crd.

Discussion was held on a letter received from James McEwen on the questionof the Village have bike racks installed, suggestion was made for one at theBank parking lot area and the other at the Youth Center. More on this atnext meeting •

. Grievance nite will be Feb. 20th. from 6 P.M. to 10 P.M.

Letter was received from the Union on the question of Wrn. Burch and SamDe John attending the union schooling, on Feb. 21st. & feb. 22nd.

Discussion was held on the request from Niagara Mohawk to have the assessment in the Village lowered. Mr. Kingan will contact their representativeto be present an Grievance nite to discuss this further.

It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr Iannello that the following resolution be passed: Whereas the Billage of Angola, by its Clerk-Treas.,Marianne Arnold, issued check order No. 702~, dated Feb. l2th.,1973 in theamount of $220.50 and made payable to John Miller, and Whereas the said

12~John Miller has found it necessary to' i,ssue a stop order payment order to the EvEvans National Bank on # ~74 check, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the stoporder payment, on said cheek # 57~ be hereby affirmed and that the Village Clerknotify the Evans national Bank on said order to stop payment. Un. Crd.

The following transfers were requested by the Clerk-Treas.: Water Dept. BUdget# F 8340.4 trans. 2000.00 from F 8340.2 Equipment Fund. F 9040.8 Wkms. Compo$294.00 trans from surplus funds.General Dept.: A 1110.4 JUdges other expneses need $200•.00 trans. from surplusfunds. A 1910.4 Insurances need $100.00 trans. from 1990.4 Contg. Fund.A 1620.4 BUildings needs $1500.00 trans. from surplus funds. Moved by Mr.K:I,ngan and 2nd. by Mr. White. Un. Crd.

Toe following bills were submitted for payment: Water cks. # 221-3795440.26, General Fund 375 to 702 total of 8208.75. Moved and 2nd. tobills as submitted. Un. Crd.

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Regular MeetingMon. Feb. 19,1973

The regular mewting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,N.Y. washeld on Monday Feb. 19th.,1973 at the Village Hall.

Meeting was called to order by Mayor Carbeck at 7r30 P.M.

Present: Donald CarbeckAllen WhiteEarl KinganCarl IannelloJoseph Mendola

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Mr. Lerczak was present at the meeting on discussion of Rosalind Dr. \jMotion was made by Mr. Mendola lIUX that the Village accept Rosalind Dr. 1\sUbject to Mr Lerczakrs meeting all requirements such as putting in the 'sewer line, and subject to receiving completed deeds from both the Aronica'sand Lerczaks and conditioned further upon Mr. Lerczak improving the westerly25 ft. of his property according to Village specifications, at Bartus Laneto allow Village trucks to turn around. Seconded by Mayor Carbeck. Ayes:Mayor Carbeck and Trustee Mendola. No's Trustee, Kinganr White and Iannello.Defeated.

Police report = NoneFire report = None

St. Report = NoneWater Report: Com. Joseph Mendola has received the signed contract from theTown of Evans and Village of Angola. (Copy attached under sep. pages inminutes).Question arose on public parking on Newton St. Mrs Chiappone requested ifthe Village can supply some of the area on her property and have it madeavailable for parking of patients for the new doctor that will be locatedat her property building. No action was decided on this.

Mr. Jene Heimburg was at the meeting and gave a report on the Centennialprogram to date.

It was agreed that the Village accept the request to have bike racks installecin several ~ocations in the Village.

The following bills were submitted for payment: Water cks. # 231-391 totalof 3368.05 and Gen. cks. # 391-745 total of 9521.92. It was moved and 2nd.,that all bills be paid. Un. Crd.

It was moved and 2nd.to

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Resol for Lerczak on Rpsalind Dr.

Newton St. parking problemRe~oval of dead trees

police reporttransfer into Police dept.

Xams Dec. orderedN.Y.Conf. Public Svce. XBHHH~X renewedBarrett on tree planting on own property.

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MONTll1il{ POLICE. REPORT TO ANGOLA VILLAGE BOARDFEBRUARY 1 THRU FEBRUARY 28, len

" AiYIBULANCE CALLS1 FIRST AID CALL1 OVER DOSE OALL

TRAFFIC,

8 ESCORTS PROViIDED" ACCIDEmrS INVESTIGATED8 WliJiNIOOS ISSUED4 PARKING TAGS ISSUED9 UNIFORM TRAFFIC SUI'WIONS ISSUED

MISCELLANOUS AOTlViITIES:

4 TRAIN C:OJ'Jl'LIUNTS2 B1i.D CIOOR: COMiPLAINTS2 PEW:JIT' LARCENIl COI'lPLAINTS4 DOG COMPLAINTS4 DOMESTIC COMPLAiINTS2 NEIGHBOR TROUBLE COMiPLAINTS, SNOWMOBLES COMPLAINTS( MISCELLAiNOUS COMPLAINTS5 ASSISTS TO OTHER DEPARTHENTS7 ASsISTS TO MO'rORIsms5 RECORD CHIDKS PROVIDED2 TRIPS TO'BUFFALO1 TRIP !I'O ERIE COWry PENITENTIARY1 ARREST ~oOR NO INSPECTION1 ARREST FOR DRUNK DRIVING3, ARRESTS FOR UNSAili'ETIRES1 ARREST FOR U TURN1 ARREST FOR FAILURE: TO KEEP RIGHT1, ARREST FOR NO INSURANCE1 ARRESIrFOR sPEEDINGREPORTS TO FBI

NEW YORK sr£ATE CORREC!rIONSMONTIW (VILLAGE)SEMI ANNUAL, Rm'ORT

4,3'96 !'IJILES PATROLLED BY ANGOLA POLICE DEPT772 GALLONS OF GAS DEED BY ANGOLA POLICE, DEPT40 GALLONS OF GAS USED, BY ANGOLA DOG WARDEN

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138Question was placed before the Board on whether the Village desires to continue

with the Public Service program from the N.Y.Conference of Mayors for 1973. Itwas moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the Village enter tintothis agreement again at the cost aof $50.00 per annum. Un. Crd.,Mr. Carl Barrett was present at the meeting in regard to whether trees can beplanted on Lake St. where the dead trees were removed, ann new trees placed on .his propetty rather than between the walk and the curb. He stated that the treeswill die if placed in the area between the walk and curb due to the salt thatis used in the winter on the streets and kicked up on the lawns. Mayor Carbeckstated that he will check on this and if possible, this will be done.

Letter was recmmved from the Erie Co. Health Dept. on Gownas Rd. site. Thiswas refferred to Supt. Orr.

The following bills were submitted for payment: Gen. cks. # 417-776 totalof 7040.50 and water cks. #238-402 total of 2405.27. It was moved and 2nd. thatall bills be paid as submitted. Un. Crd.


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Parking lot area O.k.'d by resolutionn resol.ler to schoolBudget

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Regular MeetingMon. Mar~ 19,1973

The regularmee~ing of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,N.Y. washeld on Monday March 19th.,1973 at the Viliage Hall. .

Meeting was called to order by Mayor CarbeCk'at 7,30 'P.M.

PRESENT: Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteCarl IannelloJoseph Mendola

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Mr. Jack Chiappone and Mr. Peter Randall were present at the meeting inregard to the street parking for the new doctor that is located at thecorner of Newton St. and South Main St. The following resolution wassubmitted for adoption: WHEREAS it is to the best interest of the Villageof Angola to alleviate the parking problem on Newton St. conditioned bythe new doctor office in the @hiappone property on the corner of Newton St.and Sp. Main St. it is therefore Resolved that this Board authorize theplacement of gravel in the street right of way or way lying between theroadway and the sidewalk and running the length of the Chiappone property,so as to facaliate parking thereon. Moved by Mr. Carbeck and 2nd. by Mr.'Mendola. Voting Ayes: Carbeckr Mendola and White. Voting No = Kingan andIannelo. Resolution passed by majority vote.

It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the followingresoltuion be adopted: Resolved that Paul R. Brown be appointed as apolice patrolman conditioned upon his satisfactory completion of aprobationary period and schooling on Sept. 1,1973. Un. Crd.

Water Supt. Mendola stated that he is sending David Hosler to the WaterOperators' training course being held in BUffalo N.Y. on April lst.,1973.Mr. Hosler must have this training in order to be employed at the pumpingstation as an operator. Mr. Hosler's expenses for the school training willbe paid by the Village of Angola. This was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd.by Mr. Iannello. Un. Crd.

~entative BUdget was submiteed to~ Village Clerk.

Village Clerk was instructed to contact the Erie Co. Dept. of Planningto obtain the cost and number of prints necessary for Aerial prints ofthe Village of Angola.

Communication was received from the Buffalo Federal Executive Board ona meeting to be held on April 11,1973 at Leisureland in Hamburg, N.Y.for Envirommental Controls. Mr. Iannello was authorize to attend if hecan make it with the registration fee paid by the Village, should heattend.

The following bills were submitted for payment: Gen. Cks. # 435 - 833total of 8155.03 and Water cks. # 247-421 total of 23591.17. It was movedand 2nd. that all bills be paid as submitted. Un. Crd.

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~eo Ommitted from frl:mt page: .Request was received for the transfer of Ptlm. Meissner to the Town ofEvans Police Dept •• It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Mendolathat the following resolution be passed: Resolved: The.request forapproval of the transfer of Patrolman Ja~s Meissner from the Villageof Angola Police Dept. to the Town of Evans Police Dept. effective asof April lst.,1973 is hereby approved and the Mayor authorizes to signsame. Un. Crd.

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New Mayor 1 Trustee Carlson andClerk-Treas. sworn into officeResol on New appointments, and rules for new fiscal yr.Mr. Ptz - High St. and Park St. conplaintMr Lerczak = Water line Rosalind dr. and manhoee cover for John R. Drive

Police reportNew ptlm. Crupe to be hired'

St. Report - new p.t. laborers hiredMr. Heimburg - Cent. Com. reportV.F.W. Loyalty Day letterSpringville - host to Erie Co. Off. Mtg. 4/19

Bldg. permit - Funeral home

Assoc. Judge - tabledR.Kaczmarek - union ammendments - tabled

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VILLAGE OF ANGOLA BUDGET FOR. THE YEAR 1973-1974. ADOPTED _""77""/....;;°...' _~__19714?

ACCOUNT # BUDGET ITEM

A 1010.0 BOARD OF TRUSTEES1010.1 Personal Services1010.4 other expenses

A 1110.0 VILLAGE JUSTICE1110.1 Personal Services1110.4 other expenses

A 1210.0 MAYOR1210.1 Personal Services

'1210.4 other expenses

A 1325.0 CLERK-TREASURER1325.1 Personal Services1325.2 Equipment1325.4 other expenses

.A 1362.0 TAX ADVERTISING1362.4 other expenses

A 1420.0 LAW1420.1 Personal Services

A 1450.0 VILLAGE ELECTIONS1450.1 Personal Services1450.4 other expenses

A 1620.0 VILLAGE BUILDINGS1620.4 other expenses

A 1910.0 UNALLOCATED INSURANCE1910.4 other expenses

A 1920.0 MUNICIPAL DUES1920.4 other expenses

A 1950.0 TAXES ON VILLAGE PROPERTY1950.4 other expenses

GENERALFUND

6000.001200.00

2600.00700.00

2000.00500.00

6800.00100.00

3200.00

400.00

6000.00

200.00200.00

10000.00

6000.00

500.00

450.00

REVENUESHARING

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GROSSAMOUNT

$ 6000.001200.00

2600.00700.00

2000.00500.00

6800.00'100.00

3200.00

400.00

6000.00

200.00200.00

10000.00

6000.00

500.00

450.00

A 1980.0

A 1990.0

A 3120.0

A 3410.0

PROVISIONS FOR UNPAID TAXES1980.4 other expanses

CONTINGENT FUND1990.4 other expenses

POLICE DEPARTMENT3210.1 Personal Services3210.2 Equipment3210.4 other expenses

FIRE DEPARTMENT3410.2 Equipment3420.4 other expenses

4000.00

6788.00

19112.002500.00

15000.00

6200.00600.00

21,888.00

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4000.00

6788 00

41000.002500.00

15000.00

6200.00600.00

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GENERAL REVENUE GROSSFUND SHARING AMOUNT

ACCOUNT # BUDGET ITEM

A 3510.0 CONTROL OF ANIMALS3510.1 Personal Services 1200.00 , ------- 1200.003510.4 other expenses 400.00 ------- 400.00

A 5010.0 ST. ADMINISTRATION5010.1 Personal Services 5575.00 ------- 5575.005010.4 other expenses 500.00 ------- 500.00

A 5110.0 ST. MAINTANCE5110.1 Personal Services 29615.00 ------- 29615.005110.2 Equipment 5000.00 ------- 5000.005110.4 other expenses 40000.00 ------- 40000.00

A 5142.0 SNOW REMOVAL5142.2 Equipment 2000.00 ------- 2000.005142.4 other expenses 2000.00 ------- 2000.00

A 5182.0 STREET LIGHTING5182.4 other expenses 10500.00 ------- 10500.00

A 6410.0 PUBLICITY6410.1 Personal Services 500.00 ------- 500.006410.4 other expenses 1500.00 ------- 1500.00

A 7310.0 YOUTH AGENCIES7310.4 other expenses 6000.00 ------ 6000.00

A 7550.0 CELEBRATIONS7550.4 other expenses 1500.00 ------- 1500.00

A 8020.0 PLANNING BOARD8020.1 Personal Services 500.00 ---..- ...- 500.008020.4 other expenses 400.00 ------- 400.00

A 8140.0 STORM SEWERS8140.4 other expenses 10000.00 ------- 10000.00

A 8160.0 REFUSE8160.4 other expenses 13360.00 ------- 13360.00

A 8170.0 STREET CLEANING8170.2 Equipment 200.00 ------- 200.00

A 8560.0 SHADE TREES8560.4 other expenses 3000.00 ------- 3000.00

A 9010.0 STATE RETIREMENT9010.4 other expenses 17500.00 ------- 17500.00

A 9030.0 SOCIAL SECURITY9030.8 other expenses 5000.00 ------- 5000.00

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*******************************************************ESTIMINATED REVENUES

A 1020A 1090A 1130

A 2262

A 2401! A 2610

A 3001A 3005

A 3007A 3090A 3820

Estiminated bal. as of5/JI/73Revenue SharingInterest on Revenue Sharing C.D'sReal Estate Prior YearsInterest & PenaltiesUtilities Gross Receipt Taxes

Fire Protection other Governmts

Interest on Earnings

Fines & BailsState Aid (Per Capita)State Aid (Mortg. Tax)

State Aid (Railroad Losses)

Sales TaxState Aid (Youths)Library (Town Share)

Mis1ce11aneousTo be raised by taxation

GENERALREVENUES40,000.00-~---:----

600.00

50.004000.00

9000.004000.00

2500.0018350.001400.001500.00

34000.003000.001500.00

300.00161.800.00

REVENUESHARI~

21,403.00485.00

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GROSSAMOUNT

40,000.00iU,4Q3.0Q

485.00600.00

50.004000.009000.00

4000.00

2500.0018350.00

1400.00

1500.0034000.00

3000.00

1500.00300.00

161800.00

Totals ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 282,000.00 21,888.00 303,888.00

Tax rate for 1973-1974 = $47.00 per M.

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WATER DEPARTMENT BUDGET FOR THE YEAR 1973-1974.

ACCI9UNT # BUDGET ITEMS

F 1910.0 INSURANCES1910.4 other expenses

F 1950.0 TAXES ON REAL PROPERTY1950.4 other expenses

F 1990, 0 CONTINGENT FUND1990,4 other expenses

F 6310,0 ADMINISTRATION6310.1 Personal Services6310.4 other expenses

F 8320.0 PUMPING STATION8320.1 Personal Services8320.2 Equipment6320.4 other expenses

F 8340.0 DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM8340.1 Personal Services8340.2 Equipment8340.4 other expenses

F 9010.0 STATE RETIREMENT9010.8 other expenses

F 9030.0 SOCIAL SECURITY9030.8 other expenses

F 9040.0 WORKMENS COMPENSATION9040.8 other expenses

F 9060.0 HOSPITALIZATION9060.4 other expenses

F 9710.0 SERIAL BONDS9710.6 other expenses

F 9710.0 INTEREST ON BONDS9710.7 other expenses,;

Totals•••••••••********************

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AMOUNT

$ 2000.00

2500.00

1650.00

12600.0050.00

43000.005000.00

43000.00

6000.005000.00

31000.00

11000.00

4500.00

1500.00

4200.00

33000.00

15000,00

223000.00

ESTIMINATED

F 2140F 2142F 2144F 2148F 2378F 2680

REVENUES

Estiminated Bal. as of 5/31/73Metered Sales in VillageOutside salesService TapsPenaltiesDistrictsMis1.

Totals ••••••••••

60000.0045000.0040000.00

500.001000.00

75000.001500.00

223000.00

I, hereby certify that this is a true copy of the budget of the Village ofAngo1a,N.Y. for the fiscal year ending May 31st.,1974 as it was adopted atthe ¥'". dl.. ':::::!. 1973, Village Board Meeting.

~~e}(J),~.Marianne O. ArnoldClerk-Treas.

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SALARY SCHEDULE FOR NEW BUDGET 1973-1974 163ACCOUNT # BUDGET ITEMS AMOUNTS

A 1010.1 TRUSTEES (4) ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 6000.00

A 1110.1 JUSTICE 2600.00JUdge ••••••••••••••• 1300.00~Acting Judge......... 800.00Court Clerk.......... 500.00

Pt1m. Meissner•••••

Relief Pt1m••••••••

ptlm. DeJohn••••••••Differential Pay••••

POLICE DEPT••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 41000.00Chief Kane••••••••••• 10000.00)Longevity........... 100.00)

7500.00)208.00) = 7708.00(3.70 & 5.55 Hr.)

7500.00)312.00) = 7812.00 (3.75 & 5.63 hr.)

8400.00

4772.00 = 3.00 hr.

2208.00

Ptlm. Brown•••••••••Differential Pay••••

CLERK-TREAS•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 6800.00C1erk-Treas •••••••••• 4650.00)Longevity............ 7S.00}Dep. Clerk••••••••••• 2000.00}Longevity............ 75.00'

LAw•• ,~tto~geyJ•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• 6000.00

MAYOR•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2000.00

A 1420.1

A 3120.1

~ A 1210.1

A 1325.1

A 3510.1 CONTROL ANlMALS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1200.00Dog Warden......... 800.00. )Dep. Dog Warden.... 400.00)

A 5010.1 SUPT. PUBLIC WKS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 5575.00A.Orr.............. 5475.00)Longevity......... 100.00)

3.46 & 5.19 hr.

3.46 & 5.19 hr.

ST. MAINTENANCE•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 29615.00R.Kaczmarek........ 7684.00)= 3.69 & 5.54 hr.Longevity.......... 100.00)

7206.40)=100.00)

7206.40 =

7318.20

G. Braun•••••••••••Longevity••••••••••

E.Wockasen•••••••••O.t. & ReI. men••••

A 5110.1

Dep. elk•••••••••••Longevity••••••••••Supt.P.Wks ••••••••

'F 8310.1 ADMINISTRATION••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 12600.00C1erk-Treas........ 4500.00)Longevity.......... 75.00)

3400.00)75.00)

4550.00

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161ACCOUNT '"'F 8320.1

F 8340.1

BUDGET ~EMS AMOUNTPUMPING STATION••••••••••••• , •••••••••••••••••••••••••43000.00L.Wiamer•••••••••••••9350.00)Longevity•••••••••••• 150.00,H.Kuhn••••••••••••••• 7100.00)Differential pay••••• 260.00)= 7360~00 =3.54 & 5.31 hr.Longevity•••••••••••• 100.00W.Burch•••••••••••••• 7100.00)Differential Pay••••• 260.00)=7360.00 = 3.54 & 5.31 Hr.

L.perez•••••••• ~ ••••• 7100.00)Differential pay••••• 260.00) = 7360.00=3.54 & 5.31 hr.

O.t. & Rel. Oper ••••11320.00Rel. opere @ 3.00 hr.

DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 8000.00D.Mogavero•••••••••• 7l00.00 = 3.41 & 5.10 hr.Rel. & O.T......... 900.00Laborers @ 3.00 hr.

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GROSS PAYROLL. $164,390.00

General Funa Totals = 100,790.00 Water Dept. totals = 63,600.00

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-POLICE REPORT :£'.0 tHE VILLAGE BOARD OF ANGOLA-

l'lARCH 11 to 3,1 1973,.

ElYJERGENllIES:

'5 AMBULANCE CALLS3) INHALATOR CALLS3! FIRST Am CALLS

THA}'FIC :1lU1 ACCIDENTS INVESTIGA'rED

53 v &T Smill10NS ISSUED,5 BANK ESCORTS5 FUNERAL ESCORTS12 WAHNING TICKETS ISSUED10 PARKING TICKETS

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MISCELLANOUS CALLS:1 HIT &RUN ACCIDENT2 DOl\lESTIC CALLS2 LARCENY CALLS1 DOG BITE5) RAILROAD COMPLAIN.l'S3 NOISE COlIlPLAINTS7 OPEN DOORSII ARHEST FOR CRIMINAL POSSESSION OF DANGEHOUS DRUGS1 It "IMPEHSONATION:2 It, "CRTI'lINAL POSSESSION OF }'ORGED INSTRUJVIENT2 It' ,t CONSP llUl.CY2 II It POSSESSION OF STOLEN PROPEHTY2: It "FRAun AND DECEIT'2'" It LOITEHING1," "CItIJYIINAL l'lISCHIEF~" "SPEEDING5," II NO INSP2 II '" UNREGISTEHED MOrOR VEHmLE1, II '" UNLICENSJJl1) OPERxrOR1" '" NO U '.cURN1 It "DRIVING WHIlli INTOXIC:ATED1" It, UNS:AFE TlEE1" "BAD t1I1J]'FLEHREPORT TO N.Y.S. 'l'RAFnC S:AFETY COUNCIL

" " VILL:AGE BOARDII It, FBIII "commCTIONS" ".'MIIL COURTII "DISTRICT A'l"rORNElYS OFE'ICE

5,.897 MILliS PATROLLED BY ANEOLA PD828.5 GALLON" Oli' GASOLINE USED BY APD

27 GALLONS OF GASOLINE USED BY DOG ,'JlRDEN

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RE-ORGANIZATION MEETINGMon. Apr. 2,1973

The Annual re-organization meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village ofAngola,N.Y. was held on Monday April 2nd.,1973 at the Village Hall.

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~enneth J. HermanEarl KinganCarl IannelloRichard CarlsonJoseph Mendola

Newly elected Mayor KennethTreas. Marianne Arnold wereRobert Catalino.?RESENT:

ABSENT:

J. Herman',sworn into

,Trustee Richard Carlson and Clerkoffice by Town of Evans Supervisor

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Mayor Herman opened the meeting with the list of appointments and designatorsplus the expiration dates for the new Fiscal year, commencing April 1,1973 andterminating dates for each respective officer. It was moved by Mr. Kinganand 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the following resolution be adopted: Resolvedthe following persons are hereby appointed to the respective named office forthe terms set forth: (With the exception of Village Attorney Floyd Hurst, whowas replaced by Mr. Alan ?aglia. qoting was held on the Village Attorneyappointment: Voting Ayes: Mayor Hermanr Trustees Carlson and Iannello. VotingNo - Mr. Kingan. Majority over ruling Mr. ?aglia was officially appointedas Village Attorney. Un. Crd.

Deputy Mayor •••••••••• ~ ••••• ·.JOseph Mendola ••••••••••••••••••• ! yr ••••• 1974Village ~lerk-Treas••••••••••Mar1anne Arnold •••••••••••••••••• 2 yrs.~ •• 1975~ax COllector ••••••••••••••••Marianne Arnold •••••••••••••••••• 2 yrs •••• 1975Registrar ••••••••••••••••••••Marianne Arnold~•••••••• ~ •••••••• 2 yrs •••• 1975Pol~ce Matron••••••••••••••••Marianne Arnold •••••••••••••••••• 2 yrs •••• 1975Deputy Clerk••••••••••••••••• Ismay Ware ••••••••••••• ~ •••••••• 1 yr ••••• 1974Village Attorney•••••••••••••Alan Paglia., ••••••••••••••••••••• 1 yr ••••• 1974St. Commissioner ••••••••••••• Richard Carlson•••••••••••••••••. l yr ••••• l974Water Commissioner••••••••••• Joseph'Mendola••••••••••••••••••• 1 yr ••••• 1974Police Commissioner••••••••••Carl Iannello•••••••••••••••••••• l yr ••••• 1974Budget Director •• '•••••••••••• ~arl Kingan•••••••••••••••••••••• 1 yr ••••• 1974Chm. Assessors ••••••• ~ •••••••Earl Kingan•••••••••••••••••••••• l yr.~ ••• 1974Fire Inspector ••••••••••••••• Floyd Mil1i~en••••••••••••••••••• 1 yr ••••• 1974Building Inspector-•••••• '•••• • Jack Heinrich•• ................... •• 1 yr •.•••• 1974Fire D. Liason••••••••••••••• Carl lanna.1Io,••••• '••.•••••••••••• 1 yr ••••• 1974Planning Board •••••••••••••••Carl Ulmet ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 yrs •••• 1976

Jack Chiappone•.••••••••••••• ,•••• 3 yrs •••• 1976Citizens Advisory, Board •• ••• Josephone Barone••••••••••••••• •• 3 yrs •••• 1976

Frank DiMartino•••••••••••••••••• 3 yrs •••• 1976

It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the following beadopted:1 = Evans National Bank as the Official Bank for Depository2 = Evans Journal as the Official ?aper3 = 1st. & 3rd. Mondays of eachmonth(except July and August, only one meeting

for those two months) for Village Board Meetings.4 = Grievance Day the 3rd. Tuesday in Feb.5 = Clerk-Trease be authorized to attend all meetings, schools and conferencesdeemed necessary with all expenses. paid by the Village.6 = Mayor and all appointed or elected officials to attend all. meetings and

. conferences where deemed necessary with all expenses paid by the. Village.7 = New Patrolman to attend schools authorized by Law with all expenses paid

by the Village.S = Village Office to be closed on all, Legal and Bank Holidays'.9 = Village Engineer, Chairmen of Committeesr ?olice Chief, JUdge and Supt.

of ?ublic Works to attend all meetings with expenses paid by the Villge •

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Mayor Herman declared the above resolutions and appointments closed and openedunder new business., ~

Visitors:·Mr. Patz from High St. was present at the meeting and stated that hewished to submit his complaint in regard to the rubbish piled up on Park St.which is at the rear of his property and also complained about the~ sewer waterthat is draining down Center St. and into Park St. Mr. Patz was informed by Mr.Orr the Supt. Public Works that the Erie Co. Sewer Dept. is working on thisproblem and within a short period of time this condition will be eliminated.Also the rubbish problem will be checked into and persons involved will benotified to clean up this area.

Mr. Lerzcak was also present at the meeting in request of the water line forRosalind Dr. which has been recently accepted by the Village. This will bereferred to Water Com. Mendola for the Apr. 16th. meeting. Mr. Lerczak alsostated that a manhole cover is greatly needed on John R. Dr. Mr. Orr statedthat he has made arrange ents with the Erie Co. Sewer Dist. to have a covermade for this and he would check on it to see if he can get it as soon aspossible.

Police Report was submitted by Chief Kane. Read and ordered filed. Chief Kanesubmitted an application for Thomas Crupe to be used as a part time ptlml dueto Mr. Meissner having left this Dept. and the shortage of a ptlm~ on d~ty asthe part time men he now has employed can only work different hours and shifts.It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Carlson that Chief Kane be givenan affirmative action in hiring Mr. Crupe as per his request. Un. Crd.

Fire Report: None submitted by the Fire Chief.

St. Com. Report: former St. Com. Iannello stated that there wasn't anythingpending on the sts. dept. other than April 16th. will be the rubbish pick update in the Village and also he has received 2 applications for part time laborerlthat will have to be needed when necessary for rubbish cleanup and streetcleaning coming up. Applications were received from Richard Salfo from SchoolSt. and Mario Lauricella from Lorain St. It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd.by Mr. Kingan that both men be hired as part time laborers effective date whennecessary.·

Mayor Herman requested Supt. Orr to check on the fire hydrant down by Mr.Lorenz's house and it needs repairs and is leaking.

Mr. Heimburg Chairman of the Centennial Committe was present at the meeting anddiscussed several items that he stated the committee is working on for thedecorating of Main St. for the Centennial week. One item wes the installationof pipe in the areas in the Village where the parking meters were formerly erectecHe stated that the committee is working on making small baskets to be placed atthe top of each pipe and flowers will be placed in the baskets for the Cent.week and later on the Village will be able to use this same set up for. otherideas on keeping Main St. colorful. This will be sort of a Hitching Posttheme. Sutp. Orr and St. Comm. Carlson were instructed to work on this projectso that the necessary pipe can be obSained and installed in tl'e areas.Letter was received from the Evans V.F.W. Post for the Board to participatein the Loyalty Day parade that is scheduled for April 29th. ahd also permissionto use the Fire Hall grounds for parade lineup that day. It was moved and 2nd.that permission be granted for the use of the parking lot for the linepp. Un. Crd.Invitation was received from the Erie Co. Village Officials for the meeting tobe held on April 19th. in Springville, N.Y.

B~ilding permit was reqeived from Froehlyes Funeral Home for e~tendtion167of the present property. It was moved by Mr. Carlson and 2nd. by Mr.Ki~n that permission be granted for this permit. Un. Crd.

Letter was received from Judge Richard McDonald for recommendation ofhiring Mr. Richard Faraci of High St. Angola ,N.Y. to act as Associate JUdgefor t he Village. This was tabled until April 16th. meeting pending a reportif the Village can employ an associate judge and contingent to the completion of N.Y. State Schooling that is required before an appointment canbe made in the Judicial Dept.Robert Kaczmarek and several of the employees of the Village that are inthe Union were present at the meeting in regard to the signing of theammendments that are to be included in the Union contract this year.Due to Mr. Mendola being absent and him having served as negiotator of theunion adn the Village Board, this was tabled until April 16th. meeting.

Sutp. Orr was instructed to obtain the truck specifications for the waterdept. from Village atty. so that they may ZRXEmex be in the Clerks officethis coming week.The following bills were submitted for payment by the Clerk-Treas. forpayment. Water Dept. cks. # 247-421 total of 3591.17 and gen. cks. t450882 total of 9633.95. It was moved and 2nd. that these bills be paid assubmitted. Un. Crd.


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Index

L.Lerczak ••••Waterline Rosalind Dr.

Joliceur basement full of water

Fire Co. reportFire Inspector reportPolice report • Pire Monitor fer P.D.

Deputy Dog warden

B.Permit •• GalboC.Hengerer •• Planning Board chm.Forest Ave. roadBldg. Insp. reportMemory of Sam Provenzo

Erie Co. mtg. 4/19TransfwrsLetter resignation GuginoSwearing in of Trustee Mendola and Atty. PagliaWater truck bids awardedUnion discussion

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Regular MeetingMon. Apr. 16,1973

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,N.Y. washeld at the Village hall on Monday April l6th.,1973.

Trustee Joseph Mendola and Village Attorney Al'lan Paglia were sworn i1.lilbot,office by Mayor Kenneth J. Herman.

¥eeting was called to order by Mayor Herman at 7r30 P.M.

PRESENT: Kenneth J. HermanEarl KinganCarl IannelloJoseph MendolaRichard Carlson

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Mr. Leonard Lerczak was present at the meeting in regard to his request ofthe water line to be installed on Rosalind Drive. Water Com. Joseph Mendolastated that if there was not any emergency measure for this water line, hewould like to delay the installation until the new budget becomes effectivethis was ageeed upon by Mr. Lerczak.Mr Lerczak also submitted a complaint on the hazardaus condition existingon the Jolicuer property. The basement of the new home being built by theJolicueurs is full of water and some young children playing in that areaare liable to fall into this open basement. Mayor Herman instructed theVillage Attorney to send a notice to Mr. Joliceur alerting him of thisexisting hazard. . ..

F.ire Co. report was submitted by Chief Hornberger. Read and ordered filed.

Fire Inspector Floyd Miliken submitted his report on several areas thatShould be brought to the attention of the Village Board. The items inquestion are: The lot next to Jensens property is a fire hazard due tothe trash and rubbish piled in that yardr a garage· on Newton St. shouldeither be repaired or removed plus the trash laying around in that arearStebbins property on R.R. Ave. should be cleaned up abd the area behindBrowns garage on Park St. should be.cleaned of all debri and trash: alSothat the Village should invoke the junk Car ordinance. It was maved byMr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello ~hat these complaints should begiven attention immediately. A letter of complaint was received fromthe town police on the condition of Mesi Drive. This also will be tendddto immediately.

Question of a $5.00 call fee for every complaint was requested by theFire Inspector for his time and car expenses answering these calls. Itwas moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that this be tabled untila more detailed study can be made on this matter. Un. Crd.

Police report was given by ·Police Com. Carl Iannello. He stated that aDeputy Dog Warden should be appOinted to help the Dog Warden on his calls.Mr. Miller the Dog Warden recommended his son Michael Miller for thisposition. It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Carlson that MichaelMiller be appointed as Deputy Dog Warden becoming effective as of June 1st.,1973 at the basic salary of $33.33 per month. Un. Crd.Complaint was also submitted on firemen answering fire calls and usingexessive speed thru the Village streets. This was referreed to Mr. Milikento notify the Fire Chief.

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176R~qu~st was submitted for a Fir~ call monitor for the Police Chief. Cost was~stiminated at $129.00. It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Carlsonthat permission be granted for the purchase of this monitor by the Police Dept.Ull.. Crd.

Mayor Herman stated that Carlton Henger~r was appointed by the PlanningBoard as Chairman of this Board.

Building permit wason Beverly & Millerthat this permit be

. ,received from Joseph Galbo for a new home to be erectedDr. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Carlsongranted. Un. Crd.

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Mr. Mendola stated that a letter should be sent to the family of the lateSam Provenzo expressing the Boafds sympathy and the Village being proud tohaving such a fine employee in their service for the many years Mr. Provenzoworked for the Village Streets Dept. This was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. byMr. Iannello. Un. Crd.

Mr. Lawrence Brown was present at the meeting in regard to the road conditionon Forest Ave. leading into the Cemetary. After a brief discussion on thecondition of this road, Mayor Herman statedt that he would have St. Com.Richard Carlson and Supt. Publie Works Alton Orr check this area out and makethe necessary repairs needed as soon as possible.

Building Inspector sent his report, in for several' items of supplies needed forthis job plus his request of meeting with the Planning Board an~ Zoning Boardof Appeals for further information that he needs pretaining bo his duties ofBuilding Inspector. Due to the Planning Board having the required membersnecessary for their Planning Committee, it was suggested that Jack, Heinri,chthe Building Inspector sits in with the Planning Board when they ~ve theirmonthly meetings. I

St. Com. Carlson stated that he has received complaints on the surface waterin the Sunset alvd. and Lincoln St. areas and this should be tended to as soonas possible and also the request was received for the Centennial signs to beerected as soon as possible.Letter was received f·rom the Erie Co. Health Dept. on the Gowans Rd. area.,This was referred to Supt. of Public Works Alton Orr.

Mayor Herman enlightened the Board of the Erie Co. Officials dinner to beheld this Thursday April 19th. at Springville. N.Y.

Transfers were requested by the Treas. Marianne Arnold for the followingitems: A 1110.4 Judges other expenses needs at least 200.001 A 1620.4 needs$500.00 and Water Dept. F 8320.4 needs $4000.00. Transfers to be made fromsurplus funds. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that theTreas. be authorized to make' the transfers as submitted. Un. Crd.

Letter of resignation was received from Mr. Peter Gugino Acting Judge.At this time Atty. Paglia stated the Law to the Board on the Village notbeing able to have more than one JUdge and one acting judge, at the presenttime. The legal precedure of having two jUdges would entail a permissivereferendum and will take time and this is not advisable at this time, -soit was suggested by the Board that Mr.' Gugino be notified to r~consider hisresiggation and be reappointed as acting jUdge.

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[ VILLAGE OF AHGOLAFire Department

41 CO~ill~rcial streetAngola, Hew York 14006

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DATE TIl;iE HAN !JiOUPB TYFE ADDRESS OWNER CAUSE / DAHAGE ESTIHATE

1 - 4 7:20 a.m. 11 0 25 House 740 Birch St. Ruber Mutual Aid - Evans Center

1 - 8 6:30 p.m. 18.00 Auto Accid. Route 5 Unknown Auto Accid. - no fire dam.

1 - 11 8:10 p.m. 22.00 Cottage 758 Fillmore Latona Undetermined - $5,000.00

1 - 16 11:45 p.m. 6.50 Water Heater Park St. Geitner Defective Tank - None

2 - 2 1:05 p.m. 2.75 Alarm Halfune.Erie Road Erie-Cattaraugus #81utual Aid - Evans Center =B.O.C.E.S ..

2 - 13

2 - 16

2 - 24

3:00 a.m.27.00

6:30 p.m.13. 75

6:00 p.m.62.00

House

Hospital

House

9380 O.L-S.Rd.

Gowanda

Iroquois Ed.

Nulan.1<:a

He Y. State

Sommers

Mutual Aid - L. E. B.

Nutual Aid - Helmuth

Mutual Aid - L. E. B.

3 - 15 1:20 p.m. 9.75 Grass Cain Rd.

3 - 15· 3:35 p.m. 3.50 False Alarm Prospect St 0

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lYl. P. Bo Church

11utual Aid - Farnha.m

IYlaliciousFalse Alarm - None

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ANGOLA, NEW YORK

Village Board of TrusteesAngola, N.Y.

1/'2./73

Gentlemen,The following is a report of alarms and statistical data pertaining to

the record of the Angola Volunteer Fire Co. Inc. for the year 1972.

Total Alarms - 65Dept. Alarms - 31Mutual Aid - 30False 4

Total Man Response 973Hours on Alarm - 95 hr. 15 minMan HI'S. on Alarm - 1 244.94Ave. Response per call - 14.97

TYPE OF ALARMSchool 1Dwelling 17

, Stores 5! Outbuilding 3) Brush 10

Railroad 3Auto 10Emergency 8Misc. 5

CAUSES OF ALAHMSuspiciousRailroadElectricalHeatingOpen BurningCareless SmokingAppliancesFaulty CarsLightningUndeterminedIUsc.

1164251481617

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I.ives Lost - 0Injuries - 0

Estimated Loss - $5,680.Estimated Saved - $325,685.Net Saved - $320,005.Net Amount of Dollar Saved equal $257.00 per man hour.

Alarms from 6 A.M. - 6 P.]Vj.Alarms from 6 P.M. - 6 A.M.

- 31- 34

Held two fire related schools in our department.Men that completed schools from 01.1I' department. - 28N.Y. state Leadership Seminar was attended by Chief Herman & 2nd Asst I~lliken

N.Y. State Fire Chief's Seminar attended by Chief HermanHeld 24 drills in department, inclusive of driver training and operationPumped 1,020,000 gallons of flaod waters in emergency flood duty to Salamanca.

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Bids were opend by Mayor Herman o~ th~ new water truckl Bids were receive'~7?from Purday Motors in Gowanda, N.Y. for $3248.37 and from Nowak Ford atEden N.Y. for $3356.68. It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr.Iannello that the bid award be ~iven to the lowest bidder who is PurdayMotors.in"Gowanda, N.Y. for the amount of $3248.37. Un. Crd.

,Mr. Ray Nawokowski and Union Village employees were present at the meetingin regard to the union contract, plUS request of a change in working hoursfor the summer and winter months. This was all tabled until next meeting.

Request was also made for the change of hours for the office by ClerkMarianne Arnold. This was also tabled until next meeting.

It was moved and 2nd. that the meetin be adtlourned with a silent prayerin memory of Sam Provenzo. Un. Cr •

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_.~...~fMARIANNE A(\NOLD:\~~,Clerk' Treasurer '. ~~~

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Mr. Lerczak - Bartus lane brush

Richard Salzman - Grove St.

Mr. Patz = High St. parking

FireCheif report

Police Chief report

Fire Insp. report

B.Permit = Harold Randall

St. report

R.Lucas appointment

P.Gugino re-appointment Acting Judge.

Parking lot lights

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MON.lIHLY POLICE REPORT '110 VILLAGE BOARD OF ANGOLAAPRIL 1at TO AfRIL 30th 1973 .............

]}iIERGENC IES:- 10 AMBULANCE CALLS

5 FIRST AID CALLS5 INHA.:1ATOR CALIS

TRAFE'IC:- 24V &'J1 Sillill10NS ISSUED

4 ACCIDENTS INVESTIGATED7 ESCORTS12 PARKING TICKETS1,1 WARNING TICKETS

OTHER ACTIVITIES:5) BURGLARY COMPLAINTS7 Ph'TIT LARCENY COMPLAINTS2 ATTEMPTED LARCENY COMPLAINrs1 1\ BURGLARY2 FRAUD CHECK COMPLAINTS

1 7 MISCELLANOUS CALLS6 ASSIST TO MOTORISTS

114 ASSIsn)' TO OTHER AGENCIES1 P1lR1IDE DETAIL4\ DONES.TIC COMPLAINTS2 NEIGHBOR TROUBLE CALLS4 DOG COMPLAINTS1, CAR FIRE1 GRASS FIRE1 ARREST E'on PUBLIC LEWDNESS1 E'UGITIVE ARREST FOR CITY OF TONAvlAN.DA PD8 ARREST FmR SPEEDING11 INADE~UA'fl!l MUFE'LER2: BALD :I'IRE1 HIT & RUN3, NO INSURANCE2 UNLICENSED O~OR3, NO INSPECTION2: STOP SIGN1 FAILURJ!: 110 KEF;]' RIGHT1 UNREGISTERED VEHICLEMONTHLY REPOR'l' TO ULLAGE BOARD

" " 1\ FBI1\ II. " CORRECTIONS

4.74;1 NILES PA!l'ROLLED BY ANGOLA. PD75£ GALLOSN OF GAS USED BY APD & DOG \{ARDEN

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41 Co~~ercial StreetAngola, New York 14006

1 WKJR?JJJ: JR?JJJ:JF®1R'll' April 1973

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DATE TIME ~L~N HOURS TYPE ADDRESS miNER CAUSE DA}'lACE ESTiliATE

4-2 4:45 p.m. 35.00 Search Party Lake Erie Beach Area Mutual Aid - L.E.De

4-7 1 '00 n m l~ 7~• v 1Je. --'-<-01/ Auto - '59Chevy

215 S. Nain St.,...- Richard Rathbarn SuspectedAttempted Arson

FrameD,elling 446 Jefferson st. ?~z~o

Elem. School O.L.S. Rd.(A.J.IS.)

Elem, .School O.L.S. Rd.(".J.o.)

Auto - '66 Commercial st. ~Pontiac

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Mutual Aid - L.E.B.

Nutual Aid - L.E.B.

Burning Hat 11Durrlped b~"

Demolition Contractor

PressureCooker - Mutual Aid - L.E.B.

?oss. Elec. $300.00JVlalfunction

Urrla;rfulRubbish BlJ.rning

Virginia Wickertt Gas LineKennedy Ave., Ang.

TO!iTD of Evans

C. Salva

Leonard Lerczak SuspectedChildrenwith matches

110bert Kinn0:'L.3. Rd.

Cent. Sch. Dist.HI-Evans & Brant Student - Mutual Aid-Evans Ct~

Cent. 5ch. Dist.#l-Evans & Brant

Cent. Sch. Dist.#l-Evans & Brant

Cain Reie

N. Hain St. -'

Holland Rd o

959 Beach Rd.

Stellane (~'lest /'of Jensen's) "

TOHU DuJT!.p

Auto - '63Olds.

Field

Sr. HighSchool

Field

L-Q 3:00 p.m. 3.00. /

4-10 10n5 a.m. 9.50

4-11 11:40 p.m. 16".50

4-12 1:15 a.m. 8.25

4-17 11:00 p.m. 16.50

4-17 11:00 a.rrL~ 6.50

4-19 10:00 a.m. 2.50

4-20 12.:55 p.m. 9.00

4-21 2:00 p.m. 47 0 00

Cain Rd. at P.C.R.R. P.C.R.E. && Cain Rd. at Rt. 5 A. Brose

\4-21 1:30 acorn. 18.75 Field

t,4-25 1:00 p.m. 10.50 Field!

/f?L•• R.; between Go1'TanS& So. Hairr St. Depot

Norfolk & WesternR.. R.

Spark fromTrain?

Cha.rcoal Dmnp &Burning of old lurriller \

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- RESOLUTION APPOINTING ACTING WATER DEPARTMENT SUPERINTE~

At a regular meeting of the Village Board of the village

of Angola, of the Town of Evans, Erie County , held at the

Village Hall iri said Village on the 7t~ day of May, 1973 at.

7:30 p.m. there were:

PRESENT: Mayor Kenneth J. Herman, Trustee Earl Kingan,

Trustee Carl Ianello, Trustee Joseph Mendola, Trustee Richard

Carlson.

ABSENT: None.

Mr. Mendola offered the following resolution and mewed

for its adoption:

RESOLVED: Section I: That the Board of Tr.ustees of

the Village of Angola create the new position of Water

Department Superintendant pursuant to the provisions of

Section 22 of the Civil Service Law.

Section II: That the said PDsiiton shall

be salaried at the rate of $7',000.00 per annum.

Section III: That ROY LUCAS is appointed

as Acting Water Department Superintendant at the rate of

$7,000.00 per annum, pending approval of the proposed position

pursuant to Section 22 of the Civil Service Law.

Section IV: This resolution is to take effect

as of May 5, 1973.

Seconded by Mr. Carlson, dUly put to vote and resulted in

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unanimous approval,

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Regular MeetingMon. May 7,1973

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,N.Y.washeld on Monday May 7th.,1973 at the Village Hall.

Meeting was called to order by Mayor Herman at 7130 P.M.

PRESENT: Kenneth HermanEarl KinganCarl IannelloJoseph MendolaRichard Carlson


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Visitors:Mr. Leonard Lerzcak was present at the meeting in regard to brush and debrithat is being dumped at the end of Bartus Lane. He requested assistance fromthe Village street dept. to help clean this area up. Supt. Orr stated thatthe Village cannot assist in removing this brush as they do not have anyheavy equipment to pick this brush up due to there being large tree stumpsand other large pieces of brush piled there, but the Village will providea dump site for this brush if Mr. Lerczak will proVide the e~uipment tohave same picked up. This was agreeable with Mr. Lerczak and he will notifySupt. Orr when he is ready to clean this area up.

Mr. Richard Salzman was present at the meeting in regard to the Grove St.area being in need of street repairs. The snow plow last winter cut up thepaved portion of the street and there is a large hole and ruts there andwater gathers in this area and it is hazardous to the motorists travelingon this street. Mr. Salzman was informed that this street would be one ofthe streets to be repaired this summer, plus the Center St. and Linden St.curve.

Mr. Bernard Patz was present at the meeting with a thank you to the streetdept. for cleaning up the Park St. area. He also suggested that High St.should have alternate parking, This was referred to the St. Com. the Supt.of public Works and the Police Chief to check this area out and have areport on it for next meetigg.

Mr~Wallace Heimburg was present at the meeting to thank the Board for thePoppy Sale proclamation.

Fire Chief's report was received and ordered filed.

Police report was received and ordered filed.

Fire Inspector submitted his report on the Western Auto and BorzillireInspection. It was suggested by Trustee Mendola that the Village Boarddirects a letter to both the owner of the Western Auto Store and to Mr.Borzillire and state that they are in violation for the debri and junkcars stored at the rear of these two properties.Discussion was also held on the Sommers property on North Main St. but dueto Mr. Sommer's personal injury from a recent fire, this was tabled untila later date. Report was given also on the Jensen property on StellaneDr. this area has been cleared of all debri and rubbish.

Building permit was received from Harold Randall to erect a private garageon his property. It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola thatthis permit be granted. Un. Crd.

~~ Com. Report: St. Com. Carlson reported the following:Bison Canning Factory requesting the'ownership of the raod on their property,either the,Village maitains it or ownership be given to Bison Canning. Thiswas tabled until next meeting so Atty. Paglia may have ample time to check thesurvey to see just who owns this road area.Bank wishes to install a new sidewalk around the 'Bank. They will have the walkwork done and the Village may pay their share of $700.00 towards the Villageshare of expense. It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that theBank goes ahead and has this new walk installed and the Village will pay the$700.00 Village share to the Bank when the work iscompletedd. Un. Crd.

Cemetary road will be in order for Memorial Day parade. Trees are being plantin the Village areas where designated. The Village dump site has been cleanedand ready for dirt coverage.

New sidewalk and sidewalk repairs plus street work is beingplanhed for summerprmject. Joyce Lane to be repaired this summer also.

Village Atty. will cheek with Dept. Purchases and Standards on Village buyingstreet materials thru State Contract prices rather than having the materialsput on.a bid basis.Mayor read a letter from the Railroad. in regard to the Main St. crossing. Aletter will be sent to. them to meet with the Village Board for the next mtg.to see what can be done in the line of repairs at this crossing.

Discussion was held on new vapor lights that are needed in the Fire Co. lotand one that is ne.ded at the parking lot behind the Post aoffice. It was movedby Mr. Mendola add 2nd. by Mr. Carlson that Mr. Ratkiewicz an employee of theNiagara Mohawk Corp. be authorized to install the heeded lights and the Nia.Mohawk will maintian them. Cost of each light to be installed is $50.00 each.Un. Crd. .

Erie Co. Village Assoc. mtg. will be held in Depew May 17th.

Mr. Peter Gugino acting Judge was re-appoibted to a one year term commeacingJune 1st. thru May 31st. Clerk to. notify Mr. ,Gugino of his re-appointment.

Discussion was held on the hiring of Mr. Roy Lucas as Water Dept. Supt. Mr.Mendola, Water Comm. stated that Mr. Lucas has been very helpful in regardto the maintance work at the pumping station and also serves as a water oper.relief man and he would like to have him hired on a full time position asWater Dept. Supt. He will have flexible hours and will be available anytimehe is needed in both the Water PaInt area and the. Uptown water qept.The formal resolution on this will be inserted on a separate page of the

minutes.The following bills were submitted by the. Treas.for payment: Water cks. #273472 total of 3711.23 and gen. cks. # 49.2-i009total of 17645.42. It was movedand 2nd. that the treas. pay a.ll bills as· submitted. Un. Crd. .

It was moveq and 2nd.

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Index

Mr. Drago- Klein property

Mr. Patz - High St. parkingF.Catalano - Fire damage

York St. & So. Main St. complaints

Paul Brown status on ptlm.

New lights to be installed - First St. KKB

Double parking on Main St. on SundaysSt. reports - all jobs done and to be done

E.Wockasen - camp

Vacation list from Orr

New part time laborersUnion contBact tabled

Union hours denied.

Coml St. property (Delmont) tabled

New st. specs.

Tree guards

Water tank est. on painting

Transfers.

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189R.egular MeetingMay 21,1973

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,N.Y. washeld on Monday May 21st., 1973 at the Village Hall.


PR.ESE~: Kenneth J. HermanEarl KinganCarl IannelloJoseph MendolaRichard Carlson


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VISITORS:Mr. Charles Drago was present at the meeting in regard to the Klein property on Railroad Ave. that is now occupied by William Stebbins. Mr. Dragostated that the huge piles of old tires are still at this area and have notbeen as yet removed so he can gain access to his own property, as this debriis creating a problem in blocking this thoroughfare. Question arose on thequestion of whether this area is in the Village or Township. It was moved byMr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Carlson that the Village Attorney should meet withMr. Rose, the Town Attorney and see if something can be accomplished on thisexisting problem proving the exact location of just who owns the area inquestion whether it be the Village or the Town. Un. Crd.

Mr. Patz was present in regard to the High St. parking. It was suggested thatthe Supt. of Public Works post the area on the days that the High St. area isto be swept or plowed and this would eliminate the necessity of erectingthe alternate day parking signs. He also stated that he would like to knowif a permit was necessary to make a driveway next to his home for off streetparking. He was informed that this should be referred to the building inspectofor his approval.

FIRE INSPECTORS REPORT:Mr. Catalano of 106 Lake St. has been notified of the removal of the barnthat was damaged by gire on his property.Other complaints in regard to that of James George of 38 South Main St. andRay Dettman of York St. are being taken cared of.

POLICE COM. REPORT:Letter was read by Mayor Herman in regard to the status of Paul Brown onpolice ptlm.Mr. Miller will take care of the Forster complaint on dogs.Question of a street light behind the Western Auto stores was discussed andit was moved by Mr. Iannleeo and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that a light and poleshould be erected in this area. Supt-. was instructed to inform the NiagaraMohawk on this new light to be installed. Un. Crd.

Complaints have been received on the double parking on Main St. during showl~t out hours, this is creating a bad traffic problem. Mayor Herman statedthat he wants this condition corrected as soon as possible and instructedthe police commissioner to tend to this as soon as possible.

ST. COMMISSIONER REPORT:A written report was submitted by the Supt. listing all of the Village jobsthat have been tneded to and a report on the jobs yet to be finished for theseason. St. Com. Carlson stated that he has met with Village Engineer EdwinCotton and they are going to take care of the Grove St. area in regard tothe resurfacing of that street plus the water drainage problem that isnow existing there. The have also discussed the Sunset Blvd. and Woodward Aveareas and will have a more detailed report on all of this by next meeting.

tOO .Written report was received from Earl Wockasen, Village employee that he has togo to Camp during May 31st. thru June 16th., He must be paid his regular salary

,while at camp.

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..suPt. Orr was requested to submit to the office a full list of employees vacationtime so the Village Board will be aware of when the,men will be off for theirvacations and these openings can be filled by the'part time help.

Question arose on someone to take over the duties of Supt. when Mr. Orr is onvacation and at meetings and away from his Village duties. Mr. Mendola, Mr.Carlson and Mayor Herman will have a report on this at a later date.

Two applications for part time labor work were received from Spencer Vail Jr.and Frank A. Ealfo. It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2ns. by Mr. Carlson thatboth men be hired effective date as of May 21st., 1973 at the hourly rateof 2.50 per hr. and the men will be on call at the disgression of the Supt.of Public Works when needed. Un. Crd.

Request was received from the Union employees for a change of working hoursfrom 7 A.M. to,3 P.M. This was rejected by the Board and Supt •

.Union contract is being tabled until a further stUdy can be made on it andMr. Mendola has a chance to meet with Mr. Hoffman of the Union.

,Question arose on the Delmont property on Commercial St. which has been smizedby Erie County during their recent tax sale. The County requests a price of $900.1for the sale of this property. This was tabled.

BUilding permit was submitted by Howard Wagner to replace a gasoline tank at theMobil Station on No. Main & Orchard Ave. for Al. Haberer's service. Motion wasmade by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Carlson that this permit be granted. Un. Crd.

Mr. Kingan stated that Village Engineer Edwin Cotton should draw up some newstreet specifications for the Village before any more new streets are acceptedby the Village. .

A request was submitted by Mrs Louise White in regard to the Village purchasingsome tree guards to be erected around the trees in front of the Post Office.A price was quoted by the Aartistic Wrought Iron Works Inc. for $25.00 pertree guard in either white or black. This price did not include any installation.It was moved by Mr. [afunello and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the Village purchasethe tree guards in white and the Village will install them. Un. Crd. Price onguards not to exceed $25.00 each.

Water Com. report:Mr. Mendola stated that the new water tanks on Grove St. are in sheer need ofpaint and sandblasting. He recmived a price of $7000.00 for this work. It wasmoved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Carlson that Mr. Cotton have specificationsdrawn up for the new water lines to be installed in the Village plus thewater tanks to be painted and sandblasted for next mtg. Un. Crd.

The following transfers were requested by the Village Treas. Marianne Arnold:General Fund: A 110.1 transfer of $10.00 to be taken .fromA 1110.41 A 3120.4a total of $l~e.OO to be taken from A 3120.21 A 3410.2 total of 200.001A 8560.4 a total of $100.00 and A 8020.4 total of $6.50. All to be takenfrom A 8140.4. .. .Water Dept. F 8310.1 total of $41:26 and. F 8.340.4 at least $250.00. To be takenfrom F8320. 2. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nQ. by Mr.• Mendola that the Treas.make the abwe transfers as needed. Un. Crd.

It was moved and 2nO.to adj2U~

IN6EX

Mr. Lerczak - st. lights, water line and sewer stationMrs Lyle - sale of lot on Railroad Ave.

Police reportSt. Com. Report - Blacktopping and sidewalk projects

Water Com. report - Tel. ~eter valve at B.Station and resol. on water

Railroad crossing meeting

tree guards

Fire Prevo Bureau Resol.

New bUdget items - A 1420.4 and A 3620.1 & A 3620.4

C.D. Rev. Sharing

Allocations of Revenue Sharing monies for the near future.

B. Pwrmit = Muscato = Franklyn Dr.

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INCORPORATED 1 /873

TRUSTEES

EARL .D. KINGAN

RICHARD CARLSON

ANGOLA. N. Y. 14006

KENNETH J. HERMAN, Mayor

MARIANNE O. ARNOLDVILLAGE CLERK· TREAS.

Telephone 549.1126

TRUSTEES

CARL IANNELLO

JOSEPH MENDOLA

MEETING re: PENN CENTRAL CROSSING ON ROUTE 323, June-!th,,1973 at lQLOO A~

Meeting at the Penn Central Crossing on route 323 in the Village with WilliamZielinski, railroad track and structure inspector with the N.Y. State Dept.,of Transportation.PRESENT:Mr. William Zielinski ••••••••••D.O.T.Mr. Harold Voss •••••••••••••••• Penn Central Track Supt.Mr. Kenneth Herman•••••••••••••Mayor, Village Angola'Mr. Robert Catalino••••••••••••Supervisor, Town dlf EvansMr. Joseph Kane •••••••••••••••• Police .Chief, Village of AngolaMr. William Joyce •••••••••••••• Police Chief, Town of EvansMr. Carl Iannello•••••••••••••• Police Commissioner, Village of AngolaMr. Alton Orr••••••••••••••••••D.P.W.Supt.Mr. Jene Heimburg••••••••••••••Deputy Co. Fire Co-OrdinatorMr. William Houston••••••••••••Supt. of Schools - Lake Shore Central

Meeting was scheduled by D.O.T. with Mayor in regard to previous letter ofcomplaint on 323 crossing in Village. Mr. Zielinski fully agreed that immediateattention was necessary. I

Mr. Voss from Penn Central stated that a major project would be underway,tenatively June 18th. for full refurbishing of the crossing. The crossingitself will be raised to road level, re-tied, crosswalk eliminated and entirearea billacktopped. New timbers will begin to arrive on June 7th., and estimatedtime of completion will be July lst.,1973. Village will supply barricades forre-routing traffic.Mr. Zielinski and Mayor Herman questioned Mr. Voss as to why a letter hadbeen sent to the Village and D.O.T. stating that crossing had been fixed whenin fact it wasn't. Mr. Voss stated he could not answer that, as it was notdirected to him.Mayor Herman asked Mr. Zielinski why trains are continously permitted to blockthe crossing for lengthy periods of time. Mr. Zielinski stated that N.Y.State~raffic Law permits trains to block crossing for periods of 5 minutes only andthat police are to serve summons on conductor if violations occur. These crossings must be kept open.When questioned on accumulation of brush along tracks from previous trimming~

operations of 2 years ago, Mr. Voss asserted Mayor Herman that this could bepicked up in the very near future. Mr. Zielinski instructed Mayor Herman tonotify D.O.T. of any fires along rights of way.Mayor Herman asked Mr. Zielinski the procedures to follow if and when the

'Village decides to install an underpass at Center Street in compliance with,the Village of Angola Master Plan. Mr. Zielinski stated that normally this is aIlo~rocess. Step one would be for the Village Attorney to petition the D.O~.:

Ifor a ~asibility study and then the proper steps would fall into place. ~

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At present the costs for such an operation would be split 15% paid by theRailroad and 85% to be paid by the Village. ,Meeting was adjourned from the North Main Street crossing to "Pike'sCrossing" on Eden-Evans Rd. with the Town Supervisor at 10r45 A.M.

Kenneth J. HermanMayor

crc:Village TrusteesFile copy.

199RESOLUTION ON FIRE PREVENTION BUREAU

WHEREAS, The Village of Angola has adopted the Fire Prevention Code 1970Abreviated Edition on December l8th.,1972, and,

WHEREAS, It is the duty of the Fire Inspector to report and investigateall violations of said code, and to keep records of inspections,violations, permits, and dispositions and further to maintaincompliance of said code in the Village of Angola,

NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED, that a Village Fire Prevention Bureau ishereby established which under the direction of the Fire Inspector shallpossess all the powers granted under the Fir.e Prevention Code. It shallbe the duty of the Fire Inspector to maintain files, records or permitsand applications, records of orders to eliminate dangerous or hazardousconditions, inspection reports, notices to inspect, and public relationswith Village Residents. The Fire Prevention Bureau shall operate soleyand separately from the Angola Vol. Fire Dept., and shall consist of theFire Inspector, the Fire Chief, the Police Chief and the Building Inspector.The Fire Prevention Bureau sahlI be alloted an operational budget of$800.00 a year of which the sum of $300.00 shall constitute the annualsalary of the Fire Inspector to be paid in one lump sum in May of eachyear.

The above resolution was adopted by motion of Mr. Mengomaand secondedby Mr. Iannello. Voting Ayes: Mayor Herman1Trustees Kingan1 Iannello1Carlson and Mendola. Voting No = None. Un. Carried.

CERTIFICATION OF CLERK:

I, Marianne O. Arnold, Clerk of Angola, County of Erie, New York, do

hereby certify that the foregoing is a full and true transcript of a

resolution duly adopted at the regular meeting of the Board of Trustees,

as held in Angola on the 4th. day of June, 1973, as it appears on

the minutes of said meeting and that said meeting was regularly called

and duly constituted and that a quorum was present.

WITNESS my hand and the seal of the Village of Angola this 4th. day of

June, 1973.

______________,MayorVillage Clerk-TreaS:---

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•MONTHLY POLICE REPORT TO ANGOLA VILLAGE BOARD

MAY 1at through Ma;y 31 s,t 1973 •

EMERGENClES,:8 AMBULANOE CALLS5 FIRST AID CALLS5 INHALAT.OR CALLS

TRAF~'IC:

33 V & T sUMMONS ISSUillD5 PARKING TICKETS17 WARNINGS ISSUED9 EsCORTS4 ACCIDENTS INVESTIGATED2: PARllDESMISCELLANOUS ACTIVITIES1 BURGLARY1i ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.3 PETIT LARCENIES1 CRIMINAL MISCHIEF COMPLAINTS5i MALICIOUS PHONE CALLS4i BICYCLES STOLEN3 II, BlNOV'EllED2: MEliITAL HYGElNE, VIOLATIONS (overdose)1 PRO\o/LER COMPLltINT1 STOLEN CAR (recovered)1 SUSPICIOUS CAR CHECKS7 BUSINESS EOORS ]'OUND OP}~N

8 ASSIS1'S TO OTBElR AGENCIES5 ASSIST TO MOTORISTS5 INTRUSION ALAl:1MS AT JUNIOR HIGH (ALL UN]'OUNDED)2: ARREST ON WARRAWrs1 ARRES1' FOR FRATID CHECK1: ARREST FOR CHI1D ABUSIll:3> FIRE CALLS ANSlillRED1, ARREST ]'OR POSSBSSION OF DANGEROUS DRUGS2: TRIPS TO ERIE COUNry JAIL5 TRIP TO ]'AlvIILY COUR'f10 SPEEDING VIOLATIONS

4 NO INSPECTION VIOLATIONS2: NO INSURJUKJE4 UNSlIFE 'rIBE VIOLATIONS4 LICENSE VIOLATIONS2: DRIVING WHILE INfOXICA'fED1; II WrfH MOBE THAN .1 r:t/o1, HEE'USAL TO TAKE BRENrH TEST1 ]!1ULED TO m.:P RIGHT1 DROVE TO LEJ!'T AT RR VIADUC'f1, STOP SIGN1 INSUFPICIEN1' LIGHTS1 INADE(~UATE MUF~'LER

4: VILLAGE PATROLMAN COMPLETED PART-TIME OFE'ICERS SCHOOLMONTHLY REPORT TO VILLAGE BOARD

II ff II PBlCOllimCTION

4.910 MILES PATROLLED BY APD~5i GALLONS 0]' GASOLINE USED BY APDJe

-..RESPECT]'ULLY SUBMITTED---J KANE CHIEF OF POLl: E

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Regular MeetingMon. June 4,1973

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,N.Y. washeld on Monday June 4th.,1973 at the Village Hall.

Meeting was called to order by Mayor Herman at' 7~30 P.M.

PRESENT: Kenneth J. HermanEarl KinganCarl InanelloJoseph MendolaRichard Carlson

MayorTrusteeII 1111 Il-U II II

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Visitors: Mr. Leonard Lerczak was present at the meeting in regard to thefollowing: 2 new street lights in the Rosalind Drive area. This will bechecked and a study made on the necessity of the lights. Stop signs requestedon Lerczak & John'R. Dr. this also will be checked out by the Police Chiefand a report submitted for next meeting. Question on water line in thisnew area, Water Com. Mendola stated that this job is on the program forthis year. Discussion was held on the Hi-lift station for the sewer and thecurrent problem that has arisen - Mr. Lerczak was informed that he willhave to meet With the Village Attorney and the Erie Co. Sewer Board tohandle this problem, it is not a Village problem.

Mrs 'RhomasLy1e was present at the meeting and stated that she has theopportunity to sell a vacant lot on her property and the new owners wishto know if a building pemmit will be granted, should they purchase thisproperty. Mrs Lyle was informed by the Village Atty. as to what steps sheshould take prior to the final sale of this property.

Fire Inspectors Report - None

Police ,Commissioners report = None

Police report for the month of Mayordered filed.

,was submitted by Chief Kane. Read and

St. Com. Report: St. Com. Carlson gave a brief summary on the streetwork under way and the work to be done. On his request for black topfor the streets, he is to check with State Contract listings and seeif this is purchased under State Contract. Sidewalk work - Mr. Cottonthe Village Engineer was authorized to draw up the necessary bid forms,for thesidewal work plus a cement floor for the D.P.W. building. Itwas moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that bids be adve,rtisedfor this work and Mr. Cotton be authorized to set up the bid specs. andPublic Notice to the paper.

Water Com. Report: Water Com. Mendola stated that there will be aHydrant test on June 11th. ,1973 and the test will start at 10 P.M. ,andcontinue for at least 6 or 7 hours. Mr. Edwin Cotton has been notifiedto take care of this hydrant test and the publication of same.

Mayor Herman gave a report on some of the projects that he has been'working on and the ones that have been completed,. The tree guards havebeen dllistalled around the new trees in front of the post office. Mr.Stebbins and Mr. Bbrzillire's violations of junk and etc. have been,turned over 00 the Village Atty. to follow legal procedures as necessaryas the 30 day period has expired for cleanup. ,Mavor Herman stated that he has a resolution ready for the creation ofa new Commlttee., , '

'196This is for Fire Pr~vention Bureau. Resolution was read and it was moved byMr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello'that this be approved and created asset up by the Mayor. (Copy of Resolution on separate page of minutes) Un. erd.

Discussion was held on the Village of Angola contributing again this year tothe Town of Ebana Youth Service Project and the Recreation Project. TheVillage share for the Youth Service is 2800.00 and the Rec. share is 3200.00It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd.by Mr •. Mendola that the Village entersinto this project with the Town and the Treas. be authorized to make paymentto the Town in the amount of $6000.00. Un. Crd.

Question arose on the CertifiC~~~-of Deposit in the Revenue Sharing Fundthat become due on June l2th.,l973. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd.by Mr. Carlson that the certifitiates be renewed again for a 3 monthperiod. Un. Crd.

BUilding permit was received from Stephen Muscato of Buffalo for theerection of a new home on Franklyn Dr. It was moved by Mr. Kingan ahd2nd. by Mr. Mendola that this permit be granted. Un. Crd.

,Discussion was held on the Village Attorney expenses for meetings andconferences that he must attend. The bUdget item A 1420.4 had been eliminatedin the prior bUdgets and should be now re-entered to take care of the expensesthat would be incurred by the Atty.: It was moved by Mr" Kingan and 2nd. byMr. Carlson that a sum of $400.00 be placed in the bUdget item A 1420.4Dn the current bUdget. Un. Crd. This amount to be transferred from A 1990.4contingent fund.

Mayor Herman gave a full report on his meeting with Mr. Zielinski foomD.O.T. on the railroad crossing on Rt. 323 and this report is listedon a separate page of the minutes.

It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that a new bUdget itembe added to the current bUdget, thus being A 3620.0 Safety Inspector wh~ch

will pretain to the Fire Prevention Bureau. A sum of 300.00 will be placedin A 3620.1 and 500.00 in A 3620.4 other expenses. This money to be drawnfrom the Revenue Sharing Fund at the time the necessary allocations offunds are placed from Revenue Sharing Fund into the current bUdget. Un. Crd.At this time it was decided that the following amounts should be pinpointedto the various items from the Revenue Sharing monies = 21,8~8.00 to bedirected to A 3120.1 Police salaries as denoted in the current bUdget:$300.00 for Envioronmental and money needed for possible Codification thatmay be srt up for the Village within the near future as soon as more detailsare obtained and prices received for this work.

Mr. Cotton gave a report on a new telemetering valve that. must be installedat the Booster plant and he estimated the cost at 1750.00. It was movedby Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by mr. Carlson that he be authorized to make thisnecessary purchase. Un. Crd.

It was moved and 2nd. that the following resolution be adopted:WHEREAS, The Village of Angola is desirous of continuing the operationof its Filter plant and:WHEREAS: The town of Evans, The Town fo Brant and the Village of ~E%HFarnham are desirous to continue to purchase water from the Village'ssupply, and: WHEREAS: The Village of Angola is desirous to be able toobtain any present or future Federal grants for Water Improvement:NOW THEREFORE, The Village Board herewith resolves that the Mayor communicate with the Erie Niagara Regional Planning Board indicating thatthe Village's desire to continue to operate the Filter Plant and toenlarge and expand it as needed, and a copy of this resolution be sent to theErE Niagara Planning Board as a means of indicating that the Village isdesirous of obtaining their approval for this plant T .

201FURTHER, BE IT RESOLVED that the Village Engineer prepare a feasibilty"study for that part of the project in which the Village would be involvedand such data shall be furnished to the Erie 8ia~ara Counties PlanningBoard at the earliest possible timeT IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, that theTown of Evans be asked to have a similar study of improvements desiredover the next 50 years, to be furnished aS'a parallel study with thatof the Village and that the two be combined to provide a concretefeasibilty study for the area. Un.Crd.·f,Dhef.ollowing;"bila,lill~eresupmitt;,ed'·:l;,or!paymentby the Treas. Cks. #1- 15 water dept. total 67,590.46 "nd Gen. dept. cks~ # l-·J:lli toal18,545.60. It was moved and 2nd. that all bills submitted be paid.Un. Crd.

It was moved and 2nd. • Crd.

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Index

Mr. Szydlowski - Tax assessment to be lowered.Mr. Jolicieur - Rosalind Dr. SewerMr. Salzman - Com. St. parking and speeding

Hydrant test

Meeting Grand IslandSt. RreportBldg. ~ermits: Zanghir Totaror Pytlak.

Rev. Sharing allocationsTax accounts corrected by Tax CollectorWater pipe and fittings and Standpipe bids opened and awarded.

Fire Gnspectors report

209

$14,025.00

$ 8,415.00$' 5,610.00

I~was moved by Trust~eMendola and seconded by

the following resolution be pqssed:

Resolved: WHEREAS, only one bid has been ieee

for the repairing of roof structures and cl~a.ning and

exterior"bf two water stand pipes located at the' ,",ULll.e

)Street and Wa~hingtonin the Village of Angola, as advertised,IIlisaid bid being submitted by M. Matthews and Son, Co. as follows:":1'I Painting

Iii Repairing'IIIii TOTAL1i'i

Cotton

$17,285.00

$11,675.00$ 5,610.00

Ii ALTERNATE BIDI'!if PaintingII R .,!i epalrlngU'I TOTAL ALTERNATE BIDI,1,,'

1

'NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED upon recommendationof.E:

III:ii A~sociates, Consulting Engineers, t.hat the contract be.awarded',d \, .

'I M.( Matthews and Son, Co. for painting only at the price ofI, ,',

j $8,415,00, and the mayor is authD~ized to sign contracts accord~I,, ,

ingly.

IVoting Aye;

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,Voting No

Mayor HermanTrustee KinganTrustee MendolaTrustee IannelloTrustee CarlsonNo One

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto setmyha.nd

Village this 18th day

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Corporate Seal of the said

Village of Angola at a meeting held by said'Board of

resolution duly adopted and enacted by the Board of Trust~eof

ings of said Board kept by me as Village Clerk.

I, Marianne O. Ailmold, Clerk of the Village of Angola, do

j hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and corre6t'icbpy of a

I'iiiiiII!il!I" the Village Hall, Main Street, Angola, New York, June 1IIIi of the whole thereof, as entered upon the minutes ofiIII,il'I,i,.\

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advertised for the purchase of cast iron pipe and fittings and

passed:

seconded by TrusteE!

443.05252.50735.00

$$$

$6,903.45$6,453.15$7,180.21$6,914.25

WHEREAS, Bids have been received and opened as

No one

Mayor HermanTrustee KinganTrustee MendolaTrustee IannelloTrustee Carlson

Resolved;

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, upon recommendation of E.R.

I, Marianne O. Arnold, Clerk of the Village of Angola,

It wa~moyed by Trustee Mendola andr .' .1

Carlson that the following resolution be

Erb Co., Inc., base bidalternate bid

J.W. Criswell, Inc., base bidalternate bid

Kans Supply, Inc. (bidonly on 6 inch andS inch valves andhydrants) 6" valve bidS"valve bidhydrant bid

the Village of Angola at a meeting held by said Board.of

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,'1 a.ppurtenances :thereto as follows.:I,I',III'iiII:II!Ii:iII

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and of the whole thereof, as entered upon the minutes of

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it,IIi Cotton Associates, Consulting Engineers, that the purchase of

:III pipes and fittings and hydrants be made from Erb Co. ,Inc. ,

Ii $6,llS.45, and the purchase of the 6 inch and Sinch valvesI''iii made from Kans Supply, Inc., Lancaster, New York, $695.55.IiII Voting Aye:

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I'!I .J,i! Voting No

'IIIIiII hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy!ii.iII resolution duly adopted and enacted by the Board of TrustE!es

I'Ii'f" at the Village Hall, Main Street, Angola, New York, June

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ceedings of said Board kept by me as Village Clerk.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand arid~~

the Corporate Seal of the Village this 18th day of June; 1973

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PIHE PTrl~;V]j~r.FrION DO AHDTr~;:)}l TX) III Q H .;:'~J,~}JO l~rl1

Village of Angola Water WorksJ\u;lUal IncH)oct:i.on

B Employee on du ty ..... HoS-

C JJasemcn t1. UnserviccnlJlc liC~ht f:Lxtu:co ..C~. Illire Gxtin:':juj.sher uJJ.ould be clen-ned, pr:j.nted and gi"\/en a s'Cate

C118C1:.

D Ji'irst :Lovel1. Orlen EJ..ectrtal vr:ir:Lne;" t]I to beater and from a cqi1tng junction oox o

(clhould bO :In conduit)

E LJ[airl'_ ?loor1. 0I,enin{,;~ electrical w:Lring to hoater ..... 1Jo conduit.

F. Ground FJ.oor new Side.1. }·To 1'i1'c J(xtinc~'Lisll(:;r.

2. j?a:i..nt ;:1,1'1C:;. In.quer th:Lnncr sto:ced on floor~

G- ~~) ocond :l?loor1. U-ac-:J D"coroc1 j.l1 chemical room. (.5 gn,llon can)2. lTo fiTe cxtin i~)hGr in of:fl.cc.

copyJ-l ~.• On the. old side of the building there is a canister typc r~aDl(,

\1.P.y·pe:j.'U. r~. IJ.) fJ1his metsk is unservicable because the c~.l1ister

Dhould have been cru::..rlc;ed. in J ul:y 196,1-.2. All BrenthinG 'I)cvj_ccs should be serv:i.oed.

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TRU~EES

EARL ~. ~~NGAN

AllEN J. WHITE

INCORPORATED 1873

ANGOLA, N. Y. 14006

Donald L. Carbeok, Mayor

MARIANNE O. ARNOLD

VILLAGE CLERK· TREAS.

Telephone 549-1126

TRUSTEES

CARL IANNELLO

JOSEPH fAENDOLA

Please note copy of letter attached that was received by me this

morning (August 24th.,l972) by certified mail.

I have made copies of this letter and they have been forwarded to

the vario~s departments, in hopes that these prevailing conditions!,

can be corrected 8S soon RS possibl~.

Please give the specific item pr items that pretain to your department

your immediate attention..I

Thank you.

House is owned by Mr. Paul Grimmer, 484Chapman ParkwaY,Hamburg,N.Y.

14075

Marianne ArnoldVillage Clerk.

Copies were sent to:

Mr. Eihmer Woodman - Bqilding InspectorMr. Floyd Miliken - Fire InspectorErie County Health Dept. in BuffaloMr. Paul Grimmer - Owner of the premisesMr & Mrs David King - complainteeAngola Tr.usteesMayor. of Angola

,Mr. Alton Orr - Supt. Public WorksMr. Floyd Hurst - Village Attorney

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"nd no windows at,all in one'

and has lJe~n for months, The

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downstairs apartment ha~,had

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olectric fuse 'boxes on our property thatI " , , " ,

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9 Hieh Strret, ,ownod by Paul 'Gri~mer., ' "

The sew~r' is overflowing

'l'WO of the tenants have low water pressure and at times",' I

Very t'NIlY your",I

There 'are open

The tIpper porch, is ve,ry unsafe "no. a 'liserace.:,1

Villaee of Angola,

WiJl :'fat! please have the Bllildine; In'spector inspect' the

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Angola, New York

the ,S\9'Wage b8Ck up into 'their bathtub and:toiiet for Years~

~ is unbearable.

One of th~" tenan,ts in "

no' water.

apa,.tment,

Angola. We have tried by every mearis that we kn<1lw of to correct

are, Oveitloc.qe'iLil

This puilding is and ha"; be~n a dise;race to the Vil1~ge of

those conditionRo

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Regular MeetingMon. June 18,1973

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The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,N.Y. washeld on Monday June l8th.,1973 at the Village Hall.

,~eeting was called to order by Mayor Herman at 7r30 P.M.


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VISlTORS~ Mr. Szydlowski from North Main St. submitted his request to havethe assessment lowered on property he purchased on Main St. He was informedto submit a grievance form on the 3rd. Tuesday in February, as that is thelegal date when assessments are reviewed by the Board.

Mr & Mrs Jolicieur from Rosalind Dr. were present with request as to whenthe sewer will be installed in the area where they have built their newhome. This was referred to Mr. Leonard Lerczak, the seller of this landas he was the responsible person for the sewer installation in this area.

Mr. Richard Salzman was present with his complaint of speeding on Comm.St. and the illegal parking in that area. Police Com. Iannello stated thathe would take care of this matter with the Police Chief. The Police hadset up radar in the John R. & Lerczak area and found 11 violators so far.St. Com. Report: St. Com. Carlson stated that the wOrk is in progress inthe Village and question arose on the Franklyn St.r Mark Dr. and SunsetBlvd. areas and Joyce Lane. Mr. Russell Catalino gave him an estimate of1950.00 for setting a grade &n the streets in this. area for street repairwork. Mr. Carlson was instructed to proceed with whatever plans he has forthis work.Hydrant test was very thorough and results were better, a few need repairsand the water dept. has been instructed to make the necessary repairs.

Meeting in Grand Island this coming Wed. afternoon with Erie-NiavaraRegional Planning Board. Discussion will be directed towards the phaseout 6f Angola Waterworks. Water Com. Mendola and Mr. Cotton, the VillageEngineer will attend this meeting.

Building permits were received from: Joseph Zanghi to enclose a back porchand the other to erect a storage shedr Mr. Pytlak to erect a storagebuilding on Eake St. propertyr Robert Totaro to erect a new home onMark Dr. It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that all 4permits be granted. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that $5571.00 beallocated to Recreation and $5000.00 to Financial Administration fromthe Revenue Sharing money. Un. Crd.Mr. Allan Paglia was authorized to contact the Erie Co. Sewer Dist. # 2inregar~ to the Franklyn St. and Sunst Blvd. street grading that thesewer dist. agreed to take care of in 1965.Tax Collector Marianne Atnold stated that she found the account of RayRietz of Terrylynn Drive and Henry Drive in the tax roll to have anerronously entered figure, as the Veterans tax exemption had been recordedon both of these properties and not removed fcom the Henry Dr. listingso she made the correction and notified the Bank carrying the loan forthe amount due on the Henry Dr. balance for tax. This was received and

208proper adjustment was mad~ in the Roll book and totals. Also the property ofMr. Harold Newman for a lot was adjusted, due to his Veterans Exemption notbeing fully credited to the tax roll. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. byMr. Iannello that the tax collector be authorized .to make the necessarycorrections and adjustments. Un. Crd.

Mayor Herman opened the bids for Iron pipe and fittings for the Water Dept.~nd the bid on the Standpipe work. (Bid resolution and award attached to sep.page of the minutes.) It was mvied by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Kinganthat the bid resolution be adopted as received. Un. Crd.

Fire Inspector Report: Fire Inspector Floyd Miliken submitted a writtenreport on the Fire Inspection tour. (This is attached on sep. page of theminutes)

The following bills were submitted for payment: Water Cks. # 9 - 32 total of3839.17 and Gen cks. # 9-50 total of 5905.43. It was )lIoved and 2nd. that allbills as submitted be paid. Un. Crd.

It was moved and 2nd. that the meeting bI' adjourned to July 16th. Un. Crd.

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Index

Visitors: Mr. Oliver7 Mr. Lerczak and Mr. DragoBids on sidewalkr concrete base w. tower and D.P.W. floor

L.Catalino on prop. r.r. 'aveYouth Council on Rec. Center bldg. & Resol.

Police report

St. Report

Walters on Inc. insurance for Village

Refund to Mrs Weber Resol.

Rental fee discussion for Penn Central

Old Water truck for sale

Meeting Joe and Mr. Cotton form Erie Naig. Regional

Resol. on bdlg. permits

~esol. Local Law # 1 ,1973

Resol. Local Law Resol. for # 2 , 1973

St. Lights Joyce Lane. Mark and moving one down on Franklin

Res. from Wm. Barrett from Citizens Adv. Board

Appointment of Gary Walters to this committee

Resol. tabled on sick leave credits to N.Y.S.Ret.

Inv. by Mayor to B.Mbrs. and Atty. and Clerk to attend Historical Ded. &sit in reviewing stand on Grand Paaade day of Centennial

Resol. requested by Clerk on coverage for non-union memebers for fringe

benefits extended to union members BE

Codification mtg. set up for 8/13

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At a regular meeting of the Village Board of the Village of0===='

Angola, County of Erie, New York, held in said Village on the 16th

day of July, 1973, at 7:30 p.m., there were:

PRESENT:

ABSENT:

KENNETH J. HERMAN, MayorJOSEPH MENDOLA, TrusteeCARL IANNELLO, TrusteeEARL D. KINGAN, TrusteeRICHARD CARLSON, Trustee

None

offered the following resolution and movedMr. Mendola

I its adoption:

WHEREAS, the Evans Recreation and Youth. Council has submitte

a proposal to create a youth and senior citizens recreation build-

ing on the side of the present wooden barn located on Commercial

Street in the Village of Angola, and

WHEREAS, there is an over-whelming need to f,ocus the limit-

less drives of the young into productive channels and a compelling

need to provide our senior citizens with a vehicle for meaningful

recreational activity, and

WHEREAS, the proposed location is acceptable in view of the

following considerations; centralized location, accessibility,

parking facilities, and area,

NOW, THEREFORE BE RESOLVED that the Evans Recreation and

Youth Council be allowed access to the premises for the purpose of

demolishing the old wooden barn, and

BE IT FURTlillR RESOLVED that the Village Attorney be directed

to enter into preliminary planning and negotiation with the Town

the plans and specifications for the said recreation building to b

submitted by the Evans Recreation and Youth Board as soon as prac-

ticable, which plans and specifications shall emphasize considera-

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RESOLUTION TO INCREASE INSURANCE COVERAGE

At a regular meeting of the Village Board of the Village of

Angola, of the Town of Evans, Erie County, held at the Village

Hall in said Village on the 16th day of July, 1973 at 7:30 p.m.

there were:



Carlson •

ABSENT: None.

RESOLVED; Whereas the present insurance policy for the

Village of Angola carrys $100,000 Bodily Injury to Each Person an

$300/000 Each Accident and Property Damage of $25,000 Each

Accident, and it has been determined that such amounts may be

inadequate,

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED

That the Board of Trustees of the Village of Angola increas

the limits of such policies as follows:

Option 2 = For Vehicles: $250/000.00/1/000,000.00 Bodily Injury50/000.00 Prop. damage

Additional Premium......... •$85.00 an!1Y,S.l1x,,__,,_' 1

Option 2 - General Liability: 250/000/l/000/000BBodityl]njuJY50/000 Prop. damage

Additional Premioum•••••••••• 374.00 annually.

and that such policies continue/as increased, to be ordered from

Vincent D. Walters Agency, 826 Lake Street/ Angola, New York.

---..seconded by Mr. E""rl Kingan

suIted in unanimous approval.

/ duly put to vote and re-

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ANGOLA POLICE; DEPT MONTHLY REPORT 'ro VILLAGE BOARD

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.JUNE 1st to J~.30th

FIRST AID 4INHALATOR 7AMBULANCE 8

TRAFFIC:56 Vi & T SUJ.VIDlONS13~PARKING TICKETS3 F1Jl"lERAL ESCORTS4 BANK ESCORTS2 ACCIDENTS INVESTIGATED

OTHER ACTIVITIES:2' OBSCENE PHONE CALLS11 DOORS FOUND OPEN5 AIDED STRANDED MOTORISTS3 PROWLb'R CALLS4 CRIMINAL MISCHIEJj' CALLS27 MISC CALLS11 SUSPICIOUS PERSON CHJ!,'CKS

. 4 NEIGHBOR TROUBLE CALLS3 DOMESTIC CALLS2 DOG BrrE COMPLAINTS2 MISSING PERSONS1 STOLEN CAR1 ARREST FOR PUBLIC INrOXICA~'ION

2''' II ON WA:RRANTS FOH OTHER AGENCIES1; '" H' GHAND LARCENY1 1 "FRAUD cmCK1 II. "CRIMINAL MISCHIEli'5 PETIT LAHCENY COMPLAINTS1 AT!['EMPTED BUHGLARY3' TRIPS TO ERIE COUNTY JAIL5" " " " FAMILY COURT27 ARRESTS FOR SPEEDING7 II, "NO IliSPECTION6 U "UNLICENSED OPERATOR1" II NO Xl!lSX INSURANCE2' '" "UNREGISTERED MOTOR VEHICLES2 '" "INSUF}'ICINNT LIGHTS2 II "DRIVING WHILE INTOXIC:ATED1," II STOP SIGN3;" "UNSAFE TIRES3 '" II INADEQUA'rE MUF}'LER1 FAILED '1'0 KEEP RIGHT1 DHIVING IN WRONG DIRECTION

MON~'HLY REPORT 'ro ViILLAGE BOARDFBIC:OHRECTION

4.747 MILES PllIrROLLED BY APD782.5 GALLOS OF GASOLINE USED BY l~D

RESPECTFULLY SUBMIT~'ED

JOSEPH P KANE CHIEF.I

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REFUNDING WATER BILL TO EDITH WEBER

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Angola, Of the Town of Evans, Erie County, held at the Village

Hall in said Village on the 16th day of July, 1973 at 7:30 p.m.

there were:



Carlson.

ABSENT: None.

Mr. Iannello :ioffered the following resolution and moved

for its adoption:

RESOLVED: Whereas it has been determined that Edith Weber,

3442 Main street, Buffalo, New York, has paid a $50.00 water bill

twice for the same period making a total payment of $100.00 andJr_ 0

that she has requested reimbursement of $588.88 ~O,~

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED

That the Board of Trustees of the Village of Angola author-

ize the issuance of a check in the amount of $50.00 to the order

of Edith Weber and that the Mayor is authorized to sign such

check accordingly.

Seconded by Mr. Mendola ,duly put to vote and resulted

in~imous approval. ~

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VILLAGE OF ANGOLAPRDPOSED SPEA;IFICATIONS

FORSUBillVISION & SUBDIVISION IJI;PltQVEMFNTPRIOR TO ACCEPTANCE BY 'IRE VILLAGE

LOT liREA

No lot shall be less than 10,000 square,feet.

STREET WID'IHS

Right-of-way for streets shall be at least 60'feet wide.

RDADWAY3 AND PAVING

All streets shall be paved prior to acceptance by the Village Board.Paving shall be 24 feet wide of compacted crushed stone or slag 3 inchesdeep. The roadway shall be graded on uniform slope which must be approvedby the Village Ehgineer prior to acceptance.

Gravel may be used as a partial subsitute for the crushed stonespecified above, however, if the gravel is used, gravel shall be 12 inchesthick over which a 3 inch layer of crushed stone or slag shall be placedand compacted. The crushed stone and gravel shall consist of a combinationof 60% No.2 Stone,2Cf%, No.1 Stone, 10% No. 1A StOlle and 1Cf%, rust.

DRAINAGE

Prior to acceptance by the Village Board as a subdivision, all streetsshall be installed with adequate storm drains of sufficient size as approvedby the Village Ehgineer. Water shall not be drained for a length of morethan 300 feet along any street bafore it enters a catch basin and an adequatestorm drain.

WATER LINES

Prior to acceptance by the Village Board as a subdivision, water linesshall be installed at the owner's expense to serve all lots.

Water lines shall consist of cast Iron Pipe no smaller than 8 inchesin diameter of an approved type of joint. The water line shall include thenecessary appurtenant i terns including shut-off valves and hydrants as approvedby the Village Ehgineer.

Note: Rec:oll\lllelldation by Village Board Members that this ber.eferredto- !;:he Planning and Zoning Boards for a stUdy and then returned to - I

Village Board for acceptance if approved by Planning and ZoningBoard.

219Regular MeetingJuly 16,1973

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,N.Y~ washeld on Monday July 16th.,1973 at the Village Hall.

Meeting was called to order by Mayor Herman at 7130 p.~.


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Visitors:Mr. Robert Oliver was present at the meeting in regard to his complaint onthe l,a.ck of safety exercised by the bicycle riders in this area. He feelsthat some sort of program should be set up by the Village and Police Dept.on a law or ruling that must be followed by all bicycle owners which wouldentail not only safety measures for themselves but also for car owners, asmany of the bicycle riders are using the highways and are a hazard to theoperators of motor vehicles. Mrs Richard Fa.aci, who was also present at theme_ting with a group from the Youth Council stated that the Youth committeehas already sent for a number of kits that will be available to all bikeriders plus a safety program that will eventually be set up in the nearfuture.Mr. Leonard Lerzcak was present at the meeting in regard to the water lineand sewer problem for Rosalind Dr. area. He was informed that the WaterDept. has not as yet reveived the order of pipe for this area, but as soonas it arrives, the water line will be installed. As for sewer hook-up, thisis not a Village problem, this must be taken before the Erie Co. Sewer Dist.Village Atty. Paglia stated that he attended the last sewer mebting and hewas informed that when the Sewer Dist. mapped out the areas for new sewers,Rosalind Dr. was not as yet been accepted as a Village Street, thus it wasomitted from the Area planning at that time. As for the street light requestedthis too will have to be delayed until th&sistreet if officially acceptedby the Village.

At this time Mayor Herman opened the bids for tonites meeting on the standpipe base for the water tower1 sidewalks and concrete floor in the D.P;W.building! The following were received:1 = A.E. Doll Const. Co. for concrete floor •••••••••••••••• $6125;002 = Lake Shore Developerrtent Co. It 1111 u. 11111111 fill II II •••••••••••••••• 7994.003 = LiPuma Contra Co•••••••••••• 1111111111111111111111 •••••••••••••••• 6182.304 = A.S.Bella & Son••••••••••••• 1.,1111111111111111111 •••••••••••••••• 9793.00

Sidewalks1 - A.E.Dall Canst. co•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 11,400.002 = LiPuma Constr. Co••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 9,480.00

BASE FOR STANDPIPE1 - A.E. Doll Contra Co•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1455.002 = John GordonCo•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••4611.003 = LiPuma Contra Co••••• ~.~~ •• ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 800.00

The award of bids was tabled until August 13th. meeting due to VillageEngineer having to make a study of all bids received. It was moved byMr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that Village Engineer be authorizedto hold all bids until Aug. 13 meeting. Un. Crd.

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Mr. Leonard Cata1ino and Joseph Cata1ino of Railroad Ave. were present in regardto the Stebbins property complaint. It was reported that a race track is beingformed in this area plus an argument over property lines. Mr. Cata1ino was.informed that the property line .problem will have to be handled by himself andthe other property owner involved. As for the other prevailing conditions, theBoard will look into this matter and see if a violation is exisiting.Mr. Charles Drago was also present on somewhat the same problem of complaintsagainst Stebbins, and Smith Rd. discussion. This was left open for further study.

Several Members of the Youth Council were present at the meeting in regard to F

the discussion that was held on July 9th. at an infroma1 meeting that washeld in regard to the Youth and Town occupying the pxBMtKeKxxBx site on theFire Hall parking lot where the old Village barn stands. Question stands onthe Youth Council group tearing down this old barn and erecting a new placethat will be used by the Youth Center and a meeting place for the Senior CitizensThere were pro's and con's on this issue by Mr. Sonny ZOda, new owner of Sonny'sGrill on Commercial St.1 Mr. Woodrow Widmer owner of Widmers Grill and PoliceChief Joseph Kane who all recommended that this site really is not the mostdesir~ab1e location for a Youth Center, they feel that the noise will be anuisance to the residents liVing in and near this area, plus the parking problemthat will exist. Due to the agreement made by the Vi11g~eBoard members to theTown and Youth Group on July' 9th., the Board Members .do not feel that this sitewould create any major problems that cannot be .hand1ed properly. They stillfeel that this agreement shou~d be carried through as planned, but Mr. Mendoladid state that before any final decision is made on this, that the Youth Councilgroup must submit a complete composite and full plans on what type of buildingis going to be erected and if approved by the Village Board and Planning Boardthen permission will be granted to fu11fil1 plans set forth as of July 9th.(Resol. on separate page for this) . . .Fire Inspectors report was received and ordered filed. Clerk w~s instructedto Notify Fire Inspector that he must notify Mr. Lombardo to either repairor remove the bUilding on Newton St. that has been declared a hazard.

Police report was feceived and ordered filed. Police Chief Kane submitted hisrequest fOr a 2nd. car to replace the old one that is now in need of greatrepairs. This was tabled until Police Com. Iannello and Bhief Kane can makea study of this 2nd. car.

St. Com: St. Com. Carlson submitted a report on all street work completed andother projects underway plUS p~king lots being made ready for the CentennialHe also listed streets that will be on the program for binder and toppingthis year. Mayor Herman gave a report on the street condition left by thederai1emnt of Penn Central train behind the A & P Store. Village Atty. Pagliawas authorized to contact the Penn Central and after a stUdy of estimatedcost for damages has been made by both Supt. of Public Wks. and Atty. Pagliaa copy will be submitted to Penn Central K~ either the Company is to restorethat street in good condition or damages will have to be paid by Penn Centralfor the Village to do this work.

Mr. l.awrence Walters was present at the meeting with his recommendation ofthe Village raising the present limits of liability on both the policycovering Vehicles and the other covering Liability. It was ~pved by Mr.Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the following reso1. be adopted.(On separate sheet in minutes) Un. Crd.

C1erk-Treas. Marianne Arnold stated to the Board that Mrs Weber, a waterseasonal customer had paid her water ~i11 in duplicate, and Mrs Weber requesteda refund for this duplicate payment. t was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. byMr. Mendola that the following reso1.be adopted. (On separate'sheet in minutes)un. Crd.

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· QQ1Question and discussion was held on the rental fee that the Angola Waterwa-fk:~pays annually to the Penn Central R.R. for the water line running under thetrain tracks wlich serves the South Main St. area. Mayor Herman stated thatthe rental fee should be deducted from the Real estate taxes that the Railroadowes to the Village, but Village Atty. Paglia stated that this could not bedone due to both being of a different nature, so it was moved by Mr. Mendolaand 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that this bill be paid under protest and thisprotest should be directed to Penn Central. Un. Crd.

Question arose on the removal of the old water truck which is no longeruseful to the water dept. It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr.Carlson that sealed bids be received on this truck to be opened at theAug. 13th. meeting. Un. Crd. Supt. AI. Orr submitted the necessary informationto the Evans Journal for the bid notice.

Water Com. Mendola gave a report on the meeting that both him and Mr. Cotton,Village Engineer attended at the Erie Niagara Regional Planning Board inregard to placing Angola Waterworks as the main suPwlier of water for theTown of Evans1 Village of Farnham and other areas that the Angola. WaterDept. services. Mr. Mendola also stated that a letter of thanks should besent to Former Mayor Donald Carbeck for his assisstance on this matter.

Mr Cotton, Village engineer submitted 2 bills on the Filter plant Phase # 2one being for his engineering services. It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd.by Mr. Kingan that both bills be paid as submitted. Un. Crd.

A resolution is being dra~ted up by Village Atty. 66r all building permits,requiring permission from the sewer dist. prior to Village granting anybuilding permits to any idfwidual for sewer hookup. (This will be onseparate page in minutes when received from V.Atty.) The Village Atty. wasauthorized to make a study on this with the sewer Board.

BUilding permits were received from Louis Campagna to erect a privategarage on his property. It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr.Carlson that this permit be granted. Un. Crd.

Build~ng permit was received from Joseph Sheehy to erect a garage on bisproperty on Miller Dr. It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Carlsonthat this permit be rejected by the Village Board and referred to theZoning Board of Appeals for their approval as the Village Board finds thissize of bUilding inconsistant With the state of use as listed. Un. Crd.ifit

It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Carlson that Village Atty.Paglia be authorized to draw up the necessary resolution for Local Law # 1of 1973 on Rental and Occupancy standards. Un. Crd.Request was made for street lights to be installed at the various locations:Joyce Lane & Mark Dr.1 Franklin and Mark and to move the light further' ontoFranklin Dr. when the road has been completed. It was moved by Mr. Iannelloand 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that the Supt. of Public Wks. notify the NiagaraMohawk of the new light changes. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. Carlson and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that Village Atty.Paglia be authorized to draw up the necessary resolution on Local Law # 2of 1973 creating Village of Angola Conservation Commission. Un. Crd.

Let~er of resignation was received from William Barrett a memeber of theCitizens Advisory Board. It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Kinganthat a letter of regret and the acceptance of said resignation be sentto Mr. Barrwtt. Un. Crd.

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22~Recommendation was made by Mayor Herman to appoint Mr. Gary Walters to fUllfillihevacancy on the Citizens Advisory Board left open by Mr. Barretts resignation.

t was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2n.d by Mr. Carlson that Mr. Walters be appointed to fill this vacancy. Un. Crd.

Question arose on the Village entering into a resolution crediting unused sickleave time for employees to their State Retirement Pension • This was tableduntil more details on the cost van be obtained.

Mayor Herman extended an invitiation to all Village Board. Members, VillageAtty. and Clerk to attend the Histotical Marker dedication to be held onJuly 28th. at noon and then to sit in the reviewing stand to witness thegrand centennial parade. (Spouses are included in the invitation)A set of proposed specifications for subdivision & subdivisoon improvement'prior to acceptance by the Village was submitted to the Bard by VillageEngineer Edwin Cotton. It was recommened by the Board that a copy be sent tothe Planning & Zoning Board for their study and then returned to the VillageBoard befoee any action is taken by the Village Board on accepting this setof specifictions. (Copy on separate sheet in minutes)

Mayor Herman stated that the Sept. meetings will be held on Sept. 10th. & 17th.due to the Labor Day holiday.Discussion was held on the system used for bidding notices and deposits fromthe bidders. Many complaints were received on where the bids were availablefor pick up and the deposit required. Board found no fault on the bid depositand request was made that all specifications be made ready when the noticeis in the paper so all bidders will have time to pick up the specs. beforethe meetings.

Clerk Marianne Arnold stated that Walters Agency had requested a resolutionfrom her records on the Village paying New York State Disability Insurance forall employees. According to the Union contract, it was the order of the Unionmembers that all Union Members be covered by N.Y.S.Disablility this beingpaid by the Village, but no mention was made for this coverage being madepossible for all non-union memebers. This was tabled for further study to seeif it is necessary for the Village having to adopt a resolution covering allVillage employees.Question for agreembet on codification resolution was discussed. It was suggestedthat Mr. Van Orthdorp be contacted for a meeting with the Board before Aug. 13th.so that a price level can be set up before the Village enters into such anagreement.It was moved and 2nd. that all bills as submitted be paid by the Clerk-TreaseBills submitted: Water cks. # 21=56 total of 9428.13 and Gen. cks. #36-133 totalof 12,745.04. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. to adjourn. Un. Crd.

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INDEX

J.Bheehey = Bldg. permitMrs Tripi = sidewalk complaintFire Prevo reportPolice reportPetition on sidewalk for Ocrhcard Ave.Resol. = Fringe benefitsResol. = Disability Ins.CodifiactionStebbins property = Atty. to act on thisProcl. on IOOth. Birthday for VillageHouse numbering - R.Carlsonsubdivision specs.Angola Dairy taxEyeglasses for F.GalfoNia. Moh. Inc. oppositionPlann. Board to designate I member for conf.BId. permits: Brant: Will and MiseredinoSidwalke rebiddingD.P.W. floor contractPWater tank bid awardednew meter and chlor. for p. stationNew addition for D.P.W. bld.g

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ANGOLA POLICE DElPT MONTHLY HEPom' TO THE VILLAGE BOARD

JULY 1st 'ro JULY 31s,t 1973

EMERGENCIES

FIRST AID 1INHALATOR 8.iWffiULANCE: CALLS 9

~RAF]'IC I

~4 V & T SUMMONS ISSUED15 PARKING 'rAGS3 WARNING TAGS2 ACCIDENTS INVESTIGATFrD9 ESCORTS5 PARADES

OTHER ACTIVITIES:4 PROI'!1ER CALLS6 :DOORS FOmID OPEN5 NOISE: C()lIIPLAINTS6; FIRE CALLS ~ ONE UNFOmIDED)3 FIGHT CALLS5 DONESTIC COMPLAINTS3 STOLEN BIKES ( 2 RNJOVERED)1, BURNING COMliLAINT2 NEIGHBOR TROUBLE CALLS5 PE'rIT LARCEIIT C()lIIPLAINTS}: CRIMINAL MISCHIW COMPLAINTS2 STOLEN MOTORCYCLES}: MISSING PERSONS,1 ARREST FOR PUBLIS INTOXICATION4" "DISORDERLY CONDUCT1 H H OBSTRUCTION OF GOnJRNriJENTAL ADMINISTllATION2' ", H UNSAFE STARTING13 " H SPEElDING3, II "DRIVING v!HlLE INTOXICATED10 H' "NO INSPECTION3 " "NO INSURAl'VE2'" "UNREGISTERED2" 'Ii STOP SIGN5 H ", UNLICENSED' OPERATOR4 H, "JvIISC EQUIPMENT VIOLATIONS1 TllIP TO JvlEYER HOSPITAL1 TRIP TO BUFFALO PD.MONrHLY BEl'ORT 'ro CVI11AGE BOARD

FBICOHEEC'I'ION

!If.4il1 , JvlILE:S PA'l'ROLlED BY APD\ 780 GALLONS OF GASOLIllE USED BY APD

\40 GALLONS USED BY DOG WAJillEN

RESPFJCTFU1LY SUBMITTED

JOSEPH P KANFJ CHIEF

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ANGOLA POLICE DJi:PT MONTHLY REPORT TO TEE VILLAGE BOARD

JULY tat ':CO JULY 31s,t 1973

EMERGENCIES

FIRST AID 1INHALATOR 8;\1'ffiULANClll: CALLS 9

:JJRAFFIC I

44 V &T SUMMONS ISSUED15 PARKING ':CAGS3 WARNING TAGS2; ACCIDENTS INVESTIGA~lD

9 ESCORTS5 PARADElS

OTHEH ACTIVITIES:4 PRO\{1ER CALLS6 DOORS FOUJ.llD OPEN5 NOISE CO~!PLAINTS

6; FlHE CALLS ~ ONE UNFOUJ.llDED)3 FIGHT CALLS5, DOlYLESTIC CO~LAINTS

3 STOLEN BIKES ( 2 RECOVERED)1, BURNING COMJ?LAINT2; NEIGHBOR TROUBLE CALLS5 PE'rIT LARCENY CQ}!PLAIl.'JTS3, CRIMINAL MISCIIIW COMJ?LAIl.'JTS2; STOLEN 11OTORCYClliSJ, MISSLNG PERSONS1 ARREST FOR PUBLIS INTOXICATION4" "DISORDERLY CONDUCT1" "OBSTRUCTION OF GOnlR.NriLEl.'JTAL ADMINISTRATIONI'" "UNSAFE STARTING13, II "SPEEDING3, II "DRIVING ,mIlli INTOXICATED10 " "NO INSPECTION3" "NO INSURANJE2'" \I UNHEGISTERED2;" 'Ii STOP SIGN5:" ", UNLICENSED OPERATOR4i ", "~IISC EQUIPMEl.'JT VIOLATIONS1 THE 1'0 ~LEYER HOSPH'AL1 TRIP TO BUFji'ALO PD.MONTHLY Ilh"POR1' ':CO CVILLAGE BOARD

FBICORREC'I'ION

!1,.4111, MILES Pll'ROLlRD BY APD\ 780 GALLONS OF GASOLIEE: USED BY APD

'\40 GALLONS USED BY DOG WARDEN

RESPECTFULLY SUBMH~TED

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FIRE PREVENTION BOARD>'V'ILLAGE.OF ANGOLA

FIRE INSPECTORS REPORT

8-13':';73

OLD VILLAGE HilL

:no Fire exinguisher has low preSsure (The neW one)2. There is evidence of smoking. There is a NO SMOKING

sign of the wall.3. All trash cans Were full.4. Low tree branch needs to be removed from over fire

esoape.

II RAILROAD AVE. AND MESI DRIVE

1. Remove weeds from around fire hydrant.

III No. 8 STELLANE DRIVE

1. Junk oar in driveway.2. Two old mattresses between house and car.3. Trash oans are overfilled.

(Apparently no one lives at this address)

IV STEBBINS RES IDENDE

I have checked this area 3 times in 20 days andthere has been very little junk removed.

V SOUTH MAIN STREBT

On August 8, 1973 at 7-.11 pm Mr. LaRusso was warnedabou t open burning.

,~R~;£';~Fire Inspeo or

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RESOLUTION GRANTING FRINGE"BENEFITS TO FULL-TIME NON-{7,UNION EMPLOYEES OF THE VILLAGE OF ANGOLA. .


Angola, County of Erie, New York, held ~n said Village on the 16th

day of July, 1973, at 7:30 p.m., there were:

PRESENT:

ABSENT:


None

Mr. Kingan offered the following resolution and moved its

adoption:

. WHEREAS, the Village of Angola has entered into a contract

with AFSCME, AFL-CIO, New York Council 66, which contract applies

to not only nine full-time employees of the Village of Angola, an

WHEREAS, the said contract provides for fringe benefits to

employees belonging to the said union, and

WHEREAS, there are a number of full-time salaried non-union

employees of the Village of Angola, who are not beneficiaries of

all of the fringe beneifts mentioned in said contract, and

WHEREAS, the said non-union fUll-time, salaried employees

merit the same fringe beneifts as those granted to the full-time

union employees by the said contract dated September 18, 1972,

NOW, THEREFORE BE RESOLVED that all full-time, salaried

employees of the Village of Angola shall be entitled to and recei e

the same fringe benefits as are granted by the Village of Angola

to the said union members pursuant to the contract by and between

the Village of Angola and the AFSCME, AFL-CIO, New York Council'

·"66 dated September 28, 1972.

ed as follows:

Ayes: Mayor Herman~ Trustees Kingan,Iannello~ Carlson &Mendola

Seconded by Mr. Iannello and duly put to vote which resul -

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TRUSTEES

EARL D. KINGANRICHARD CARLSON

INCORPORATED 1873

ANGOLA, N. Y. 14006

KENNETH J. HERMAN, Mayor

MARIANNE O. ARNOLDVILLAGE CLERK· i~EAS.

TRUSTEES

CARL IANNELLO

JOSEPH MENDOLA

Telephone 54.9-1126

PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS, The Village of Angola was incorporated 100 years ago today, ,

July 3lst.,1973, and

WHEREAS, This day is the official Centennial Birthday of our Village,

NOW THEREFORE, I KENNETH J. HERMAN, MAYOR of the Village of Angola,

New\l'ork, do hereby proclaim this day July 31st. ,1973, as a day of

commemoration to all residents of our Village, past, present and

future, and further order that this proclamation be entered intothe Village of Angola minutes and forever be kept as a formal partof our History.

HERMAN

Angola

KENNETHMayorVillage of

In witness thereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the sealof the Village of Angola to be affixed this thirtp-first day ofJuly in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and seventythree.

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RESOLUTION TO NOMINATE VINCENT D. WALTERS, AGENCY ASINSURANCE AGENT FOR THE NEW YORK STATE DISABILITY IN-

SURANCE PLAN. '


Angola, County of Erie, New York, held in the said Village on the

13 day of August , 1973, at 7:30 p.m., there were:

PRESENT:

ABSENT:


None

Mr. Joseph Mendola offered the following resolution and

moved its adoption:

WHEREAS, the Village of Angola has entered into a contract

with the County and Municipal Counsel 66 of New York of the AFSCME

AFL-CIO, on September IS, 1972, which contract obligates the

Village of Angola to cover each employee under the New York State

Disability Plan,

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Village of Angola

contract with an appropriate insurance company for New York State

Disability Insurance and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Vincent D. Walters, Agency,

IS26 Lake Street, Angola, New York, shall be the agent for said

I plan.

, Seconded by Mr. Richard Carlson and duly put to iIlote which

resulted as follows:

Ayes: Mayor Herman, Trustees Kingan1 Iannello1 Carlson &Mendola.

Noes:None

SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS: ADOPrED AUGUST lll;h.,1<373 •.

It was moved b~ Mr. Joseph Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Richard Carlsonthe following resolution be adopted:

that

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WHEREAS, it is desireable that the Village of Angola set forth specifications for subdivisions and subdivision im'provement prior to acceptance by the Village and

WHEREAS, the Village Engineer has drawn up such specifications, and thatthe Village of Angola Planning Board has reviewdd such specifications anddetermined that they confirm with the Zoning Plan,

NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED, that the specifications attached herein beadopted and that no deviation from these specifications be allowed withoutwritten consent from the Village of Angola Board of Trustees.

Voting Ayes: Mayor Herman7 Trustees Kingan, Mendola, Carlson and Iannello.

Voting No: None. Un. Carried.

SUBDIVISION REGULATIONSLOT AREA:

No lot shall have less square footage that set forth for thevarious residential districts in the proposed Village ZoningLaw.

STREET WIDTHS:

Right-of-way for streets' shall be at least 60 feet wide.

ROADWAYS AND PAVJ;NG:

All streets shall be paved prior to acceptance by the VillageBoard. Paving shall be 26 feet wide of compacted crushed stoneor slag 8 inches deep. The roadway shall be graded on uniformslope which must be approved by the Village Engineer prior toacceptance.

Gravel may be used as a partial substitute for the crushedstone specified above, however, if the gravel is used, gravelshall be 12 .. inches thick over which a 3 inch layer of crushedstone or slag shall be placed and compacted. The crushed stoneand gravel shall consist of a combination of 6~~ No. 2 Stone,20% No. I Stone, 10% of No. IA Stone and 10% Lust.

DRAINAGE:Prior to acceptance by the Village Board as a subdivision, allstreets shall be installed with adequate storm drains of sufficient size as approved by the Village Engineer. Water shall notbe drained for a lenght of more than 300 feet along any streetbefore it enters a catch basin and an adequate storm drain.

WATER LINES:Prior to acceptance by the Village Board as a subdivision waterlines shall be installed at the owners expense to serve all lots.

Water lines shall consist of Cast Iron Pipe no smaller than 8inches in diameter of an approved type of joint. The water lineshall include the necessary appurtenant items inclUding shutoff valves and hydrants as approved by the Village Engineer.

BY ORDER OF THE ANBOLA VILLAGE BOARD fDated: August 13th.,1973.

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RESO~OT~ON TO CONTRACT FOR COD~F~CA~~ON OF THEO~D~NANCES AND LOCAL LAWS OF THEV~LLAGE OF ANGOLA

At a regular meeting of the Villa.ge 'Board of the Villa.g~ of

Angola, County of Erie, New York, held in. the said Village on

i~dayof August, 1973, at 7:30 p.m., there werei(I

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PRESENT: KENNETH J. HERMAN, MaYOrJOSEPI:jMENDOLA, TrusteeCARL)~ANNELLO, TrusteeEARL D. K~NGAN, TrusteeR~CHARD CARLSON, Trustee

ABSENT: None

WHEREAS, there is no index or reference or classification

RESOLVED; WHEREAS, the present Village ordinances and laws

offered the. following .resolution and moved"Mr. Mendola

its adoption:

outmoded, inconsistent, unnecessary or repeoaled, and'

system, nor any systematic numbering of the various chapters,

articles iselection.s and subdivisions Of the existing lawf'; and

ordinances and

WllEREAS, it is d:Cfficult fortheo public to be on.notice of

applica.ble statutes without codification, and impractica.l to

forceo said laws for the same reason, and

WHEREZI.s, the Village Board of the Village of Angola, .. has ·",><,cuu.

ined a. proposal controict suomi tted by Mlmicipal Consultants

P~blishers, Inc. ,fp:r:- the codification of ordinances and local

a:nd found Same to be satisfacto:r:-y." . "'::"':',::> ..... ,.. ,"

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED,that.the proposed contract

mitted by-Municipal Consultants and-publishers, Inc:. , be

sUbjeCt'to the recommendations of.t.he Village Attorney and,

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the ~mount.of Five

.,e-tr61l00($5, 000. OO)Pollars has. been appropriated' from"":" " ':"': .. , ,.,.:,.,

sharing' for payment pursuant to said contract and

-BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Mayprbe a.utho;r:ized.1:0sj.g~

Trustees Kil'lgan,Iannello,Carlson &.

and duly put to vote which

Ayes~ Mayor HermanrMendola

Noe!?: None

contracts accordingly.

Seconded by Mr. Kingan

as follows:

Regular MeetingMon. Aug. 13,1973

The Regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,N.Y. washeld on Monday August 13th.,1973 at the Village Hall.

Meeting was called to order by Mayor Herman at 7r30 P.M.



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Mr. Joseph Sheehey was present in regard to the bUilding permit that hesubmitted for Board approval at last meeting which was referred to theZoning Board for their approval. Mr. Harold Loewer Chairman of the ZoningBoard was present and gave a report of their findings on the permit andstated that they had approved it. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. byMr. Mendola that this permit be granted by the Village Board. Un. Crd.

Mrs' Lillian Tripi was present at the meeting in regard to haVing thesidewalk either replaced or repaired in the front of her residence onYork St. It is in a very bad condition and a serious fall could be hadon this walk. Mrs Tripi was informed by St. Comm. Carlson that he wouldcheck this out and place this area on the sidewalk program for this year.Mrs Tripi also placed her complaint on the walk across the railroad tracksthat was not completed by the Railroad workers. Mayor Herman stated thathe is going to contact theses people and have that work completed.

Fire Dept. Report = None submitted.

Fire Prevention Report: Fire Inspector Miliken submitted his report onseveral areas that he found that should be corrected. (Copy in minuteson sep. page) Clerk was instructed to contact some of the people on thisrepott as to correcting the present situations.

~olice report was submitted by Chief Kane. Read and ordered filed.

St. Comm. report: St. Corom. Carlson stated that he has stoned and oiledseveral streets in the Village and will be ready to pave next week.Also the sidewalk program will start as woon as the bids are awarded.A petition of 13 signers all residents of the Locust St. and OrchardAve. area submitted their complaint of the sidewalks on the west sideof Orchard Ave. that were destroyed when driveways were installed.Clerk was instructed to write to Mr. Timothy Dybadhl and Mr. SamMisierindino and also send a copy of letter to Gernatt Cor Lake ShoreBulldozing Service and Evans Builders. It was moved by Mr. Mendola and2nd. by Mr. Carlson that Mr. Misierindino md Dybdahl pay for thereplacement of the walkS at our bid cost price. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the resolegranting Fringe Benefits to full time non-union employees of theVillage of Angola be adopted. Un. Crd. (Resol. on sep. page)

It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Carlson that the resoleto nominate Vincent D. Walters Agency as Ins. Carriier for the N.Y.S.Disability Ins. plan be adopted. Un. Crd. (Resol. on sep. page)

It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Carlson for the Villageto enter into the Codification program. Un. Crd.

230It.was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the Village Att¥.'be authorized to proceed with the next legal step of action aagainstMr. Wifliam Stebbins of Railroad Ave •

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Mayor Herman read the proclamation that was issuer on the Village's 100thbirthday. It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that thisproclamation be entered mnto the minutes of this meeting. Ub. Crd.

Question arose on a member of the Board being designated to take care of theVillage house numbering. Mayor Herman designated St. Corom. Carlson to takecare of this.

It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Carlson that the SubdivisionRegulations as submitted by the Village Angola Planning Board be accepted.Un. Crd. (Copy on sep. page)

Question arose on the UEE:¥xJfx1l:xx property On Park:St. formerly the AngolaDairy buil.ding which the County of Erie is going to place. on tax. sale.It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that Village Atty.be authorized to check into this with the County of Erie and present a lienon this property for the unpaid taxes due to the Village on this parcel~

Un. Crd.

Mayor Herman stated that one of the Village employees broke his .eyeglasseswhile working for the Village and he felt that the glasses should bereplaced as a Village expense. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr.Carlson that eyeglasses be paid by the Village for Mr. Frank Galfo atthe cost of t38.50. Un. Crd.

Letter was received from the Niagara Mohawk stat&ng that an increase isin store for the street lighting in the Village and will increase $1384.50.Clerk was instructed to contact the Niagara Moahwak and oppose the increase.Moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello. Un. Crd.

Letter was received from the Angola Planning Board requesting that theVillage send two members of the Planning Board to the N.Y. Planning IDederation35th. Annual Institujte to be held Oct. 21st. - 23rd. It was moved by Mr.Mendola and 2nd. by 'Jr. Kingan that Clerk instruct the Planning Board thatfunds are only available for them to send only one delegate to this conf.this year. Un. Crd.

Clerk was instructed to notify the Planning Board of a joint meeting to beheld on Aug. 20th. at 7~30 P.M. with the Village Board.

Building permits were received from: Edward Brant to erect a sign on hisproperty on So. Main St.~ Mr. & Mrs Edward Will to erect a new home onGl.enwood Ave.~ Mr. Joseph Sheehy to erect a private garage and addition tohis present home~ and to Sam Miseredino to erect a shed for his swimmingpool equipment. It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan thatthe permits as submitted be granted. Un. Crd.

Mr. Edwin Cotton was present at the meeting and gave a report on thebids that were submitted at last meeting:The sid~alk bid was rejected and it was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by!'ir. Carlson that newbid specififations be published and opened for theSept. 10th. mtg. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. !'iendola and 2nd. by !'ir. Carlson that A.E.Doll ofTonawanda be awarded the contract for the concrete iE~~ floor for the D.P.W.bldg. Un. Crd. At the cost of $6125.00 as per bid.

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It was moved by mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the watertank foundation bid for the amount of ~800.00 be awarded to LiPumaConstruction Co. of Elma,N.Y. Mayor also being authorized to sign saidbid contract. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that a new meter andchlotination equipment be purchased at the cost of ~2470.00 for thepump station. Mr. Cotton the Village engineer has the authority toorder such equipment and the installation of same. Un. Crd.

Rosalind Dr. water line has been installed and so has the sewer line.

Mr. Mendola stated that from now on when any digging is done for eitherwater lines, repairs or any st. work that the Village must regrade andfill in all areas, so that they are not left in anynhazardous conditions.

Question arose on an addition to the former D.P.W. building on Comm.St. It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Carlson that VillageEngineer Edwin Cotton be authorized to set up the specifications forsame and have them ready for next meeting. Un. Crd.

The question arose on the water daainage problem on Sunset Blvd.This area will be checked by the St. Com., Mr. Cotton and Supt. ofPubfic Works and see if something can be done to eliminate this waterdrainage problem within the near future.

It was moved by mr. Meddola and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that all billssubmitted for the meeting be paid by the Treas. Bills submitted werecks. # 43 = 108 total of ~12,682.25 for water and Gen. Cks. # 82239 total of 140,515.65 be paid. Un. Crd.

It was moved and ~2~n[!!J._""""'--Q!!::, Crd.

Trustees

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Index

L. LerczaJ( on stones and stakes.

L.Judson on dust from R.R.

Tim Dybadhl on Ochard ave. walks

Bids for Sidewalk

) Bids for D.P.W. bldg.

t Air Condo for fire mtg. room) .Grimmer report

Stebbins & Jensen prop. reports

Sommers prop. on N. Main

P.Reprot

New poIce car

Police title for Com. and radio installtion

St. dept. report on sts. paved

Water report on Thruway

B.Permits ;: Wiatroski and Snyder

Local Laws 1 r 2 and 3 for 1973

Re-app. for Myran Ziembe£ to Library Board

Letter fro Citizens Adv. Board on park site

Rev. sharing transfers

Office foyer talbed.Reso1. on Local Laws

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lY10N'rHLY POLICE REPOR1' TO VILLAGFJ OF ANGOLA BOARD

AUGUST 1st to 31 s:t 1973

EMEl3.GENCIES:

7 .iU1BULANCE CALLS:9 INHALATOR CALLS6 FIRST A1Il CALLS

TRAFFIC:3,1, Vi & T SUMHONS ISSUED111 PARKING TICKF~TS mSSUE]3 FUNERAL ESCORTS '7 BANK ESCORTS

MISCELLANOUS ACTIViITIES1 ASSAULT CO!'lPLAINT1 STOLEN BIKE10 IN'llRUSION !\LJ\Rt'IS AT JR lilGH4 ]'ALSJi: ALARMS AT :&'''\TANS BANK2" MINI BIKE COMPLilINTS1. HARASSMENT COJIlPLAIN'r5 PRO\<1LER COMPLAINTS3, CRIMINALMISCHIDEF5 SUSPICIOUS CAR COMPLAINST4 NEIGHBOR TROUBm COMPLAINrs2 DO!'lEsnc COl>lPLAINrS1 ]'IRE CALL2 DOG COl'1PLAINTS SERVEDJ1;7 DOORS ]'OUND OPEN14 ASSIST 'ro OTHER AGENCmS8 ASSIST TO MOTORISTS3 ARRESTS FOR PUBLIC INTOXICA'rION3, ", "DRIVING \<lHlm INTOXICATED1 ", "I10RE THAN .1 0% IN BLOODl' n "FAILURE TO KEJilP UIGHT

!3" 11 NO INSPECTION1 '" 11 SPEfiIDING3 " " NO LICENSE8 II "MISC V&T CHARGESCHIEF ATTElIDllID MEETING ON NEI. VILLAGE LA\<1j'IONTHLY RJiJPORT TO FBI

CORRJ,CTIONVILLAGE BOARD

4.785 Mlms PATROLIElD BY APD71,8 GALLONS OF GASOLINE USED BY APD & DOG \1ARDEN

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RESOLUTION TO PUBLISH NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARING ON PROPOSED BICYCLE ORDINANCE- - - -

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New York held in the said Village on the

i At a regular meeing of the Village 'Board of the Village ofi •

Angola, County of Er1e,

lOth day of September, 1973, at 7:30 p.m., there was,

PRESENT: KENNETH J. HERMAN, MaYorJOSEPH MENDOLA, TrusteeCARL IANNELLO, TrusteeEARL D. KINGAN, TrusteeRICHARD CARLSON, Trustee

ABSENT: None

Mr. offered the following resolution and moved

its adoption:

WHEREAS, the Village of Angola has no local law or ordinance

which provides for the safe and secure use and operation and

ownership of bicycles and

WHEREAS, there is a compelling need to protect owners and

operators of bicycles and the general public from the unsafe use

and operation of same and

WHEREAS, a proposed ordinance has been drafted and has been

on the desks of a~l members of the Board of Trustees of the

Village of Angola for more thfn seven (7) calenders days berore

the execution of this resolution,.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board of Trustees

of the Village of Angola direct the Village Clerk to cause notice

of a public hearing regarding the admption of the proposed

bicycle ordinance to be published in accordance with the pertinent

sections of the Village Law and the Municipal Home Rule Law.

Said public hearing shall be held on the 1st day of October, 1973

at 8:15 p.m. Eastern Daylight Savings Time at the Municipal

loffices at the Village of Angola.I

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Seconded by Mr. and duly put to vote, which resulte

RESOLUTION TO PUBLISH NOTICE OF PUBLIC_~c HEARING ON PROPOSED LOCAL LAW #~ FOR THE YEAR l~

At a regular meeting of the Village ~0ard of the Village of

Angola, County of Erie, New York, held in the said Village on the

lOth day of September, 1973, at 7:30 p.m., there was,

PRESENT: KENNETH J. HERMAN, MayorJOSEPH MENDOLA, TrusteeCARL IANNELLO, TrusteeEARL D. KINGAN, TrusteeRICHARD CARLSON, Trustee

ABSENT: None

Mr. offered the following resolution and moved

.its adoption:

WHEREAS, the Village of Angola has experienced problems with

irresponsible landlords, who rent or lease struct~res for human

habitation, which are substandard and inadequate with respect to

structure, equipment, maintenance, fire protection and sanitation,

and which constitute a menace to the health, safety, morale,

welfare and reasonable comfort of our citizens and

WHEREAS, there is an overwh81ming social need to enact

legislation to regulate the leasing and renting of such structures

and

WHEREAS., proposed Local Law #.1 for the year 1973 has been

drafted and has been on the desks of all members of the Board of

Trustees of the Village of Angola for more than seven (7)

calender days before the execution of this resolution,

NOW, THEREFORE,BE IT RESOLVED, that the Village Clerk of the

Village of Angola be directed to cause notice of a public hearing

regarding the proposed adoption of Local Law #1 of the Year 1973

to be published. in accordance with pertinent provisions of the

Village Law and Municipal Home Rule Law. Said public hearing

shall take place on the 1st day 'of October, 1973 at 8:15 p.m.

Regular Meeting 1 'Mon. Sept. 10,1973

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola was held onMonday Sept. lOth.,l973 at the Village Hall.

Meeting was called to order by Mayor Herman at 7r30 P.M,

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MayorTrustee

Kenneth. J. HermanEarl KinganCarl IannelloJoseph HendolaRichard Carlson

Present,

)Ii') Mr. Leonard Lerczak was present at the meeting and stated that the water

line on Rosalind Dr. was installed by the water dept. and &cring the installation of this line, the property line stakes that had been placed thereby the surveyor hired by Mr. Lerczak, were knocked down and he requestedthat these stakes be replaced by the Village water Dept and the expenseto be paid by the Village. He also stated that stone was used from his ownprivate pile of stone when the street was graded by the Village. He wan1Zsthe stone replaced also. No formal action was taken by the Board on thesetwo matters, but he was informed that the Board would check with the Maintance Dept. aod they would then decide on this matter at the Sept. 17th. mtg.Mayor Herman stated that the Village streets and water depts. are not to useany private owned materials when work is being done on the water lines andstreets, the Village has their own supply piles of stocJ<.

Fire Sinspector Floyd Miliken stated that Mrs Louise Judson has requestedthat the dust be controlled on the corner of Friend St. next to her homewhich is owned by the railroad and wanted to know if the holes could befilled also in this section. Clerk was instructed to write to the R.R. Co.asking if these conditions could be corrected by the Railroad, as this istheir property.

Mr. Tim Dybadhl was present at the meeting an regard to the petition andletter he had received for the broken sidewalks on Orchard Ave. He statedthat these blocl<s of walk had previously been cracked before he moved intothe area and he felt that he should not have to bear the cost of replacingany sidewalk blocks i.n this area. This was left open until a mutual agreement can be met for partial payment of this walk by both the Village andpersons in question.

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Bids for sidewalk were opened by Mayor Herman and bids received were:1 = LiPuma Bros. Elma,N. Y. 4" wlocks @I 1.55 sq. ft. II< 6" at 1.80 sq. ft.2 = Carl Faraguello,Angola 4" 1111111111 @ .85 sq. ft. cc 6 11 at 1.15 sq. ft ..3 = Lake She Developement 4 11

1I11t11111 @ 1.32 sq.. ft. & 6 11 at 1.45 sq .. ft.It was moved by Mr. Carlson and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the award bemade to the low bidder it being Mr. Faraguello. Un. Crd.

Construction of D.P.W. addition bids were opened and the following rec'd:1 - Ahrens &, Wells total cost $25,888.002 - Cramer Constr. llllllllllllllllllil 33,954.50Bids were tabled until next mtg. so that the Village engineer and atty.could go thru the bids rece'd.

Mr. Sal. Sack Fire Comm. was present at the meeting in regard to a airconditioner for the Fire Hall meeting room. This was tabled until Mr.Edwin eotton could measure the area in question and get more informationon the size of unit needed.

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2Fire Prevention Bureau report: Floyd Miliken Fire Inspector gave his reporton the Paul Grimmer property at 9 High St. he stated that Mr. Grimmer hascorrected some of the hazardous conditions that are prevailing in this home andstill has a lot of other conditions that have not been corrected. Village Atty.was instructed to send him another letter that he has to make all of therepairs immediatley.

48 Main St. property was also checl<ed out and Mr. Sommers stated that he is inthe process of making all repairs as needed. Fire Insp. Miliken requestedthat inspection forms be printed and other materials that are needed in hiswork are to be purchased by the Village. Mayor Herman authorized the purchaseof allnecessary materials to be purchased by Mr. Mi~iken.

Stebbins and U.S. Agriculture Dept. for the property on Stellane Dr. wereboth notified by certified mail of the Ordinance in effect in the Villageof old junk cars and debri laying in ya~d~~ both have 10 days wo comply withthe ordinance law. Atty. was instructed, to notfiy each of the final action.

Police report was received, read and ordered filed.

Police Com. report: Police Com. Carl Iannelo requested a 2nd. car in goodcondition or a new car for the police dept. He stated that both cars are nowin need of great repairs and it would be cheaper to purchase a new car.He was instructed to get some s~ecification forms from other depts. He alsotaated that the Town Supervisor will give him a police radio for his car andall it'will cost is for the Village to have it installed. Viliage Atty. wasinstructed to check into this matter to see if this could be a Village expense.He was also instructed to check into the title of Police Comm. as the newVillage 'law has made changes for personel titles.

St. Dept:St. Com. Richard Carlson stated that he is making good progress on the streetwork and listed some of the items to be done within the near future as soonas the street 1ii'Iwrl< has been completed. He also stated that he has a listing of9 trees to be taken down in the Village this Fall. He asked the Boards desireof fixing the sidewalk on School St. by the Keedall Station with blacktop inplace'of cement as the cement walk will break up with cars driving over itwhen entering the gas station. He was given permission to black top this areaas it'will be cheaper than new sidewalks and to line the walk area with whitepaint-.'·

Water Com. report: Water Com. Joseph Mendola stated that they had some troublewith the water pressure in August on the Pontiac Rd. area and Mr. Cotton hadgone to 'Albany to check with the Thruway Officials for permission to use theirequipment to raise the water pressure. The actual information on this reportwas tabled until next meeting.

Building permits were received from: Cecila Wiatroski add a side prdlcchat 18 Oatman St. property and to Kenneth Snyder to erect a new home onSunset Blvd. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that thepermi'ts received be granted. Un. Crd.

Local Laws of 1973: )'Village Atty. Paglia read the Local Law # 1 of 1973 on Rental & Occupancy .Local Law # 2 was tabled until more information can be received.Local Law # 3 on Bicycles will be ready for next mtg. Sept. 17th. as it isbeing drawn up in legal form by the Attty.It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that the Village Atty.b!i a.uthorized to make publication notices fen the Local Laws in question.u" • Crd. Resol.' attached on separate pages in minutes.

Request was recei.ved from the Angola Library BOard for permission on the5 yr. re-appointment of I"lyra Ziembec on the Library Board.

follareaof South

. It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that l'iyra Ziembecre-appoitment to the Library Board be granted. Un. Crd.

Leteer was received from the Citzens Advisory Board in regard to theowing resolution being recommended by the Village Board: That a Playbe developed for children age 5-12 on the site loc~ted on the cornerMain St. and York Sts. presently owned by the Village of Angola.Mr. Mendola stated that the Youth Council and the bear...by res'idents plusRobert Buiers of the Youth Recreation be notified of this before the Boardextends any recommendations. This was tabled until the requested information

received.

A thanlc you card was receiced from the Brothman family for the death ofPhilip Brothmans parents. Mr. Brothman was a former stand in atty. for Mr.Hurst who was Village atty.

Railroad sidewalk still in need of repairs. Clerk to notify them.

Angola will host the Village dinner Sept. 20th. at the E.Center Fire Hall.This is t~Erie Co. Village Officials assoc. dinner.

It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that the C.D. in theamountof 27,200 plus the interest of 34ril.56 be deposited in the RevenueSharomgg Fund and a transfer of 21,888.00 be made from the revenue fund toVillage General fund to meet the approation in the Police budget. A newC.D. should be made in the amount of 10,000.00. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the proposalsmade by the Mayor in accordance with the recommendations of the bUdgetdirector regarding classification of use of funds served from the RevenueSharing fund for fiscal year July 1,1973 thru 6/30/74 be made. Un. Crd.

Question arose on redoing the Village office foyer. This was tabled untilfurther study can be made on what is to be used to cover the flooring.

The following bills were presented for payment: Hater cks.# 55-141 totalof 12,498.05 and Gen. cks. # 82-296 total of 8998.43 be paid as submitted.Un. Crd.

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.&.'i.It was moved by r. l~~~ by Mr. Carlson to adjourn. Un. Crd.

INDEX

Visitors ••••••••Harry StollPolice Report - Burgulary at Tarners Drug storeFire Report ••••• None

~ Fire Insp. Report = None" Bldg. Inspectors report =Nia. Mohawk bUilding permit

St. Com. Report: St. work and water drainage on Sunset Blvd.Water Com. report: Claims for water tank painting.

Resol for Bond borrowing for D.P.W. extension bldg.Old Business: Ahrens & Wells bid

New Business = None

Bills for payment.Trustee Mendola & Carlson - Liasions for Union and Village

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EXTRACT OF MlNUTES

Meeting of the Board of Trustees' of the Villa'ge of Angola,

in the County of Erie, New.York

,~/,:?, , 1973

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Angola,

Angola,

A ~,Lq",,/ meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village of

in the County of Erie, New York, was held at the Village Hall,

New York, on .-!'~ .a 1973, at 2':.J?io'c1ockL.M. (D.S.T.).

There were present:

There were absent: y~C-....-

Also present: Marianne O. Arnold, Village Clerk

Allan L. Paglia, Village Attorney

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Trustee~ ~..e4l. offered the following resolution

and moved its adoption:

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BOND RESOLUTION OF THE VILLAGE OF ANGOLA, NEW

YORK, ADOPTED k/ 4, 1973, AUTHORIZING

AN ADDITION TO PRESENT DEPARTMENT bF PUBLIC

WORKS BUILDING, COMMERCIAL STREET, ON LAND

NOW OWNED BY THE VILLAGE, IN SAID VILLAGE, STATING

THE ESTIMATED MAXIMUM COST THEREOF IS $30, ODD,

APPROPRIATING SAID AMOUNT THEREFOR, AND AUTHORIZING

THE ISSUANCE OF $30, 000 SERIAL BONDS OF SAID VILLAGE

o TO FINANCE SAID APPROPRIATION.

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF ANGOLA, IN THE

COUNTY OF ERIE, NEW YORK, HEREBY RESOLVES (by the favorable vote

of not less than two-thirds of all the members of said Board) AS FOLLOWS:

Section 1. The Village of Angola, in the County of Erie, New York

(herein called "Village"), is hereby authorized to construct an addition to the

present Department of Public Works Building on land now owned by the Village,

situate on Commercial Street, in the Village. The Village is authorized by law

to expend money to accomplish such object or purpose by Sections 1-102,4-412 and

6-602 of the Village Law, as amended,_ and the powers necessarily implied there-

under and pursuant to the terms thereof. The estimated maximum cost of

said specific object or purpose, including preliminary costs and costs incidental

thereto and the financing thereof, is $30,000, and the same amount is hereby

appropriated therefor. The plan of financing includes the issuance of $30,000

serial bonds to finance said appropriation and the levy of a tax upon all the

taxable real property in the Village to pay the interest on said bonds and the

principal thereof, when due and payable.

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Section. 2. Serial bonds of the Village in the principal amount of . ,'51 '

$30,000, are hereby authorized to be issued pursuant to the provisions of the

Local Finance Law, constituting Chapter 33-ao~ the Consolidated Laws of the

State of New York (herein called "Law"), to finance said appropriation.

Section 3. The follOWing additional matters are hereby determined

and stated:

(a) The said building is of Class "A" construction as defined by

Section 11.00 a. 11 (a) of the Law, and, in consequence, the period of pro

bable usefulness of the specific object or purpose for which the bonds herein

authorized pursuant to this resolution are to be issued, within the limitations

of Section 11.00 a. 12(a)(l) of the Law, is twenty (20) years but the maturity

of said bonds will not exceed five (5) years.

(b) Current funds are not required by the Law to be provided prior to

the issuance of the bonds authorized by this resolution or any bond anticipation

notes issued in anticipation thereof, pursuant to the provisions of Section

107.00 d. 5. of the Law.

Section 4. Each of the bonds authorized pursuant to this resolution and

any bond anticipation notes issued in anticipation thereof, shall contain the

recital of validity prescribed by §52. 00 of the Law and said bonds and any notes

issued in anticipation of said bonds, shall be general obligations of the Village,

payable as to both principal and interest by a general tax upon all the taxable')

real property within the Village without limitation of rate or amount. The faith

/ and credit of the Village are hereby irrevocably pledged to the punctual payment

of the principal of and interest on said bonds and provision shall be made

annually in the budget of the Village by appropriation for (a) the amortization

and redemption of the bonds to mature in such year and (b) the payment of interest

to be due and payable in such year.

Se,ction 5. Sub' t t thJec 0 e provisions of this resolution and of the Law,

and pursuant to the provisions of §30. 00 relative to the authorization of the

issuance of bond anticipation notes and of §50. 00 \'lnd §§56. 00 to 60.00 of the

Law, the powers and duties of theBoard of Trustees relative to prescribing the

terms, form and contents and as to thesale and issuance of the bonds and any

notes issued in anticipation of said bonds, or the renewals thereof, are hereby

delegated to the chief fiscal offis:er of the Village.

Section 6. The validity of the. bonds authorized by this resolution, and

of any notes issued in anticipation of the sale of said bonds, may be contested

only if:

(a) such obligations are authorized for an objector purpose for which the Village is not authorizedto expend money, or

(b) the provisions of law which should be complied withat the date of the publication of such resolution, arenot substantially complied with,

and an action,suit or proceeding contesting such validity, is commenced within

twenty days after the date of such publication, or

(c) such obligations are authorized in violation of theprovisions of the constitution.

Section 7. This re solution shall take effect immediately after its

adoption.

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The adoption of the foregoing resolution was seconded by ,Trustee

&-Z~/k~/and duly put to a vote on roll call, which resulted -,

as follows:

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The resolution was declared unanimously adopted.

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Truste£4'~L<hvC07'<'"' offered the following resolution and

RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF

ANGOLA, IN THE COUNTY OF ERIE, NEW YORK, AS FOLLOWS:

Section 1. The Village Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to

publish the foregoing bond resolution, in full, in the "EVANS JOURNAL", a

newspaper published in Evans, New York, the official newspaper of said

Village and having a general circulation therein, together with a Notice

attached in substantially the' form as prescribed by §81. 00 of the Local Finance

Law of the State of New York.

Section 2. This resolution shall take effect immediately.

The adoption of the foregoing resolution was seconded by Trustee

A.."7<-..e~and duly put to a vote on roll call, which resulted as

follows:

The resolution was declared unanim.ously adopted.

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CERTIFICATE

I, MARIANNE O. ARNOLD, Village Clerk of the Village of Angola, in

the County of Erie,

State of _-,N,""-"e...:.w:-:Y,-,o~r...:.k::.... -, HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing

annexed extract from the minutes of a meeting of the --'B=o.:;a.:;.r.:;d:...o"'f:... _

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duly called and held on ~~"I:;z;;...,~!§';;..c.._.-"'"/_..,,)c..7-----~,19 73 , has been

compared by me with the original minutes as officially recorded in my

office in the Minute Book of said _...:B.:..o.:..a.:..r.:..d~o...:f_T~r.=u.=s.:..te.:..e.:..s~ _

and is a true, complete and correct c.opy thereof and .of the whole of said

original minutes so far as the same relate to the sUbj ect mat ters referred

to in said extract.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the

corporate seal of said __...:.V...:.i.:;.ll=a~g~e=__ ___

this ~2 day Of....:~-=.-I2.~:::.-_.,...- , 19---l;i..

(Seal)Village Clerk

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Regular Meeting 1Monday Sept. 17,1973

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,N.Y. washeld on Monday Sept. 17th.,1973 at the Village Hall.,

,Meeting was called to order by Mayor Herman at 7r30 P.M.

PRESENT:, Kenneth J. HermanEarl KinganCarl IannelloJoseph MendolaRichard Carlson

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VISITORS: Mr. Harry Stoll was present at the meeting in regard to theproposed pocket play area site for South Main St. & York St.corner property that is owned by the Village. Discussion washeld on this proposed project. No action taken on this to date.

POLIC,E"R}J:PORT; ,Police Comm. Iannello gave a report to the Board on the Tarnerdrug store robbery that occured on Sunday evening. Robbery isstill under investigation. Police Com. Iannello also stated thathe is still trying to get in as many police car specs. that hecan and when he has received the amount desired, the specs. fora new police car will be drawn up by the Village Attorney.

FIRE REPORT: None

FIRE INSPECTORS REPORT: None

POLICE CHIEF REPORT: None

BUILDING INSPECTOR II S REPO'JlT:Building Inspector Jacl<:·,Heinrich presented a building permit andsketch of the alterat'toMi<to b~ made to the present Niagara Moh.Power bUilding on North Main St. & Maple Sts. It was moved by Mr.Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the permit be granted. Un. Crd.Mr. Heinrich stated that he has contacted other Villages to sendhim a sample copy of their Occupancy Certificates, when received,he will present them to the Board so that the Village can proceedwith the type of certificate desired to, be used by the Village.Mayor Herman stated that he has made a survey of the D.P.W. Buildin'and has found that the one area can be divided into 3 sections .which will house the D.P.W. Supt. officer The Building Inspector'soffice and the Fire Inspector's office. Work will proce.ed on thisproject as soon as the concrete floor has been laid.

ST. COMM. REPORT:St. Corom. Carlson stated that he is making good progress on thestreet repairs and paving. The sidewalk work has been started andthe men will start Wed. A.M. fif this week to do the D.P.W. bldg.floor. Mr. Carlson also stated that he has made a survey of thewater drainage problem on Sunset Blvd. and he will have a more 'definite report on this as soon as Village Engineer Edwin Cottonhas finished his report for this area.

WATER COMM: REPORT:Water Corom. Joseph Mendola stated that he has had several reportsof ' paint damaging cars and some on a home in the Grove St. areafrom the paint spraying of the water tanks. He insturcted theclerk to notify the bidder of the job on the claims received and

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· al~ alert Mr. Newman and Mr. Irace that action is being taken on the claimsreported.

OLD BUSINESS:Village Engineer Cotton reviewed the Ahrens & Wel,ls bId for the addition to thepresent D.P.W. bldg. and stated that Ahrens & Welrs bid be considered. He statedthat the job may not be completed by Jari..lst.,1974 due to the shortage of steel,but when the bid is awarded, they will try to make every effort to meet the deadline date for completion. Village Atty. Paglia stated that he will get all theinformation necessary for a 5 year bond borrowing from the Evans National Bankto meet the price of the bid, and it was moved by Mr. Carlson and 2nd. byMr. Mendola that the Village Atty. be granted authorization to proceed withthe borrowing of funds from the bank • (Copy of the formal resolution isattached ,on separate page of minutes.),New BU4i,ne~s : Mi;!¥?r Herman appointed Mr. Metldola as a Has ion between the'Viltage ·:Bpardand- both the employees and possible negotiators in talks with thet!ffiL~¥eels union. Trustee as designated as his alternate.It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the following billsas presented by the Village Treasurer be paid as submitted: Water Dept. Checks# 77 - 149 total of $2643.16 and General Fund checks # 149-333 total of$11,553.82. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Carlson that the meeting beadjourned. Un. Ca~ried.

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INDEX

Visitors: Isabelle Pauli : Mr Stephen VirostkiPolce Report 'Police Com. reportFire ReportFire Prevention Bureau reportBUdllding permits: Eggleston and A.ArcaraSt. Com. ReportPublic Hearing on Rental & Occupancy CodeBicycle OrdinanceLocal Law # 1 - 1973Letter on Nia. Mohawk mtg. in Bflo. Oct. 10Leeter from Citizens Advisory BoardLetter from Town on Joint water inv. com. andCar damage - B.PatrickusResol. on FirefightersWater Com. reprotValu contract

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Angola, New York held at the Village Hall, Commercial Street,

~ichard Carlson, Trustee; Carl Iannello, Trustee; Joseph Mendola,

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Kenneth J. Herman, Mayor; Earl D. Kingan, Trustee;

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LEGAL NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF BICYCLE ORDINANCEVILLAGE OF ANGOLA, NEW YORK

The meeting was called to order by Mayor, Kenneth J.

At a regular meeting of the Village Board of the Village

The following resolution was offered by Trustee, Joseph

ABSENT:

PRESENT:

WHEREAS, the Village. Board on the lOth day of September, 1973

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED AND DETERMINED, that the

said Village on the 1st day of October, 1973, at 8:15

and upon the roll being called there were

Trustee.

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Ii terested in the subject thereo.f concerning the same. Such public

III hearing to be held at 8:15 p.m., EDT, at the Village Hall,I.IIII Commercial Street in said Village. on the 1st day of October, 1973III' and,I

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IWHEREAS, at such time and place this Board did meet to hear

I, any and all persons interested in the subject thereof concerning'II,Ii the same.

II!I', II' following ordinance be adopted;

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ORDINANCE REGULATING THE OWNING, REGISTRATION, LICENSINGI AND, USE OF BICYCLES

SECTION 1. It shall be unlawful for any Village resident to

II operate a bicycle as defined in the Vehicle & Traffic Law of the

'I State of New York, upon any street in the Village unless the said I

'Iii' bicycle is registered and tagged as hereinafter provided. 1SECTIQN 2. Each Bicycle shall be registered by filing with the

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quired by the Vehicle & Traffic Law.

following shall be required:3"

t-rf"2" shall be placed unobstructed

In addition, the

Reflector of at least1.

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state in the application of the bicyc le is to be l,1sed after dark, ,iI

POlice Department, the name and address oftne-owner, together I

r twYfh a/complete description of the bicycle on forms provided ~ '.

said department, and there shall be no fee. The applicant shall!

iIi and if so, that it is equipped with lights and reflectors as re-

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full period of ownership by the individual registering the

or other identifying device to be affixed to the registered

gistration, the said department shall cause an identification tag

Upon such re-

Registration and license tags shall be valid for the

Registrations shall be numbered in series and kept on

Sounding device of bell, horn, or buzzer shall be mounted

A light shall be mounted on front of bicycle for use

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on front of bicycle.

file in the Police Department as a public record.

bicycle.

bicycle, serial number to correspond with the registration number

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after dark.

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Such tag or other identifying device shall remain affixed to the

In case of theft

tag or identifying device shall be issuedor loss, a duplicaterl/o

for ar fee sf $.25.

retagging upon re-registration by a new owner.

!! bicycle unless removed by said department for cause or for

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I wi£.lithe"'Village._Treasur.er~GL"aJ.-l funds rec:-eivcd from tHe re§'ist.-\

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WithAn ten (10) days after any bicycle registered

,I ~EC'TION $. No person shall willfully remove, deface or destroy

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been registered shall report such information to the Police

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,Department. In case of change of ownership, the registration

shaF1 thereupon be changed to show the name of the new owner.{

case of dismantling or taking out of operation,the registration,

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or unregisteredperson operating an ~licensed

violated any provision~f thiswho

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shall be cancelled and identification tag be destroyed.

,I SECT1fN V·i bic~le, or

denied use of the bicycle until he complies with the provisions

In addition to any other penalties prescribed by State Law,

sidered dangerous to self, others or property, or who otherwise

any person who operates a registered bicycle in any manner con-

may have his registration suspended for a period not to exceed

violates the provisions of any state Law pertaining to bicycles,

•thirty (30) days, or in an appropriate case, may have his re-

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Igistration revoked.

This Ordinance adopted hereunder shall take effect and be in

force on the lOth day after the date of pUblication of a notice

setting forth the title and a brief description hereof once inI

the Evans Journal and posting in three public places in the Villag~,

and an Affidavit of Publication and Posting filed with the Villagel

Clerk; provided however this Ordinance shall take effect from the II

date of its service as against a person served personally with aI

copy hereof, certified by the Village Clerk under the corporate I

seal of the Village and showing the date of its passage and entr~

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The question of the adoption of the foregoing resolution and

Ordinance was dUly put to vote on roll call which resulted as

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votingvotingvotingvoting_voting

Mayor HermanTrustee KinganTrustee CarlsonTrustee IannelloTrustee Mend~l~~

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STATE OF NEW YORK )COUNTY OF ERIE )OFFICE OF THE CLERK)SS.

OF THE )VILLAGE OF ANGOLA )

This is to certify that I, Marianne O. Arnold, Clerk of theVillage of Angola, in the said County of Erie, have compared theforegoing copy of resolution and ordinance with the original resolution and ordinance now on file at this office, and which waspassed by the Village Board of the Village of Angola in theCounty of Erie on the 5th day of October, 1973, and that the sameis a correct and true transcript of such original resolution andthe whole thereof.

In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixedseal .of said Village this 5th day of October, 1973.

h~~-0C:Or~MARIANNE O. ARNOLDClerk of the Village BoardVillage of Angola, New York

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PRESENT: Kenneth J. Herman, Mayor; Earl D. KIimgan, Trussee,

Richard Carlson, Turstee; Carl Iannello, Trustee; Joseph

Mendola, Trustee.

ABSENT: None

The following resolution was offered by Trustee Earl Kingan

wbo moved its adoption, seconded by Tnustee Richard Carmson

to wit;

WHEREES, the Village Board on the lOth day of September 1973

adoptffid a resolution calling for a public hearing to consider

a proposed Local Law #1 to create standards for rental and

unoccupied premises and to hear any and all persons interested

in the subject thereof concerning the same. The said Public

Hearing was to be held at 8:00 p.m. E.D.S.T. at the Village

Hall in said Village on the 1st day of Octomer, 1973, and

WHEREAS, at such time and place this Board did meet to hear

any and all persons interested in the subject thereof con-(~'

cerning same,

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED ANDBETERMINED , that the following

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B-1. Genreal RequirementsB-2. Occupancy Classification of

BuildingsB-2-1.0ne and Two Family DwellingsB-2-2.Multiple DwellingsB-2-3.Accessory StructuresB-3. Maximum OccupancyB-4. Prohibited UsesB-5. Habitable SpaceB-5-I. SizeB-5-2.BasementsB-5-3.Light and VentilationB-5-4.Miscellaneous RequirementsB-6. Common SpaceB-6-I. HeightB-6-2.Light and VentilationB-7. Nonhabitable SpaceB-7-1. HeightB-7-2.Bathrooms and Toil~t RoomsB-7-3.Light and VentilationB-8. Access between StoriesB-9. Exits

SECTION C. EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR PROTECTION

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PLUMBING

FIRE-SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

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and Regulations

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UnfitNotice of Intent to VacateNon-Compliance, ComplianceConduct of Survey, CompensationApplication to Supreme Court,Execution of Precept or OrderRemoval of PlacardVacated Structure or Premises,Made SecureDemolition

Agency to Abate Hazards in EmergenciesRecords and SearchesAdministrative LiabilityPenalty for Removal of NoticeSeverability ,

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VILLAGE OF ANGOLA

A LOCAL LAW PROVIDINGSTANDARDS FOR RENTAL ORUNOCCUPIED PREMISES INTHE VILLAGE OF ANGOLA,NEW YORK.

This Local Law shall be known as "STANDARDS FORRENTAL OR UNOCCUPIED PREMISES IN THE VILLAG~ OFANGOLA, NEW YORK".

.J LOCAL LAW NO.1 OF THE YEAR, 1973

A-I. Title

A-2. Statement of Legislative Intent and Purpose

This Local Law is enacted in recogni tionof the Ifact that there exist in the Village of Angola,structures rented or leased for human habitation'and necessary use which are, or may become inthe future, substandard with respect to structure, equipment or maintenance, and further thatsuch conditions together with inadequate provision for light and air, insQfficient protectionagainst fire hazards, lack of proper heating,unsanitary conditions and over-crowding constitute a menace to the health, safety, morals, welfare and reasonable comfort of its citizens andsince unoccupied structures tend to become substandard and a public nuisance and further, theexistence of such conditions, factors or characteristics will, if not remedied, create slumand blighted areas requiring large scale clearance and in the absence of corrective measures,such areas will be affected by a curtailment ofinvestment and tax revenue and an impairment ofeconomic values and that the establishment andmaintenance of standards are essential to theprevention of blight and decay, and the safeguarding of public health, safety, morals and lwelfare.

The purpose of this Local Law is to provide basiand uniform standards, in terms of performance Iobjectives implemented by specific requirements,governing the condition, occupancy and maintenance of rental premises and unoccupied premisesand establishing reasonable safeguards f?r thesafety, health and welfare of the occupants andusers of rental premises, the community and thegeneral public.

§A. GEWERAL PROVISIONS

"Be it enacted by the Village Board of the Village ofAngola as follows:

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standards of this Local Law, in re-pair, and free from rodents or vermin,and for which a permit therefor asprovided herein shall have been obtained.

No person shall maintain as owner, lesseeagent, operator, contract purchaser, orother holder of property, any structureor building not occupied by any person,or any foundation or excavating, notbeing worked upon i~ the course of someconstruction by any person where thecondition thereof is unsafe, unfit orhazardous.

Lots, plots or parcelsresidential buildings,occupancy or accessorylocated;

Residential buildings, including one andtwo family dwellings and multiple dwellingsas defined herein;

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(c) Residential occupancies in buildings ofmixed occupancy; and

(d) Accessory structures, accessory to residential occupancies.

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A-5. Conflict and Application

Where a provision of this LodalLaw is found tobe in conflict with a provision of a zoning,building, health or regulation adopted pursuantthereto, or other local law, ordinance, code orregulat ion,' the provi sion or requirement which Iis the more restrictive or which establishes thehigher standard shall prevail. I

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Existing Remedies

Nothing in this Local Law shall be deemed toabolish or impair existing remedies of the Villa,geof Angola relating to the removal or demolitionof any buildings which are deemed to be dangerous, unsafe or unsanitary or otherwise subjectto lawful removal or demolition pursuant to law'l

Partial InvalidityI

If a term, part, provision, section, SUbdivisioJor paragraph of this Local Law shall be heldunconstitutional, invalid or ineffective inwhole or in part, such determination shall notpe deemed to invalidate the ~emaining terms,parts, provisions, sections, subdivisions andparagraphs,

Definitions

Accessory structure. A structure, the use of

which is incidental to that of the residentialbuilding, and which is located on the same premises.

Accessory use. A use, occupancy or tenancy customarily incidental to the principal use oroccupancy of premises.

,Basement. That space of a building that is par~

ly below grade which has one-half its height ormore measured from floor to ceiling, above thefinished grade of the ground adjoining thebuilding.

Bathroom. Enclosed space containing one or morebathtubs, or showers, or both, and which mayalso contain water closets, lavatories, or fixtures serving, similar purposes. I

Building. A structure wholly or partially en- Iclosed within exterior walls, or within exterio~

or party walls, and a roof affording shelter to Ipersons, animals or property.

Cellar. That space of a building that is partlyor entirely below grade, which has more than ,half of its height, measured from floor to ceil-iing, below the finished grade of the ground ad- i

joining the building. iI

Common s~ace. Common space means all portions oBthe prem1ses used in common by the occupants ofa building housing more than one habitation andnot under the exclusive control of the tenantof any one habit~tion.

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Dwelling, two-family. Building containing not Imore than two dwelling units occupied or deSign-Ied exclusively for residential purposes, by notm,are than two families each with separate house-I'hold arrangements.

IDwelling unit. One or more rooms with properprovisions for living, cooking, sanitary andsleeping facilities arranged for the use of onefamily.

Exit. A way of departure from the interior of a Ibuilding or structure, to the exterior at streeyor grade, including doorways, passageways, hall-iways, corridors, stairways, ramps, fire escapes,1and all other elements necessary for egress or Iescape. ,

IHabitable space. Spa.Ceocc.upied by one or morepersons for living, sleepi~~eating or cooking.,Infestation. The presence, within or contiguousto a dwelling, dwelling unit, lodging house, II

lodging unit" or premises, of insects, rodents,vermin or other pests.

Kitchen. Space, sixty square feet or more infloor a~ea, with a. minimum width of five feet,

used for cooking or preparation of food.

less than sixty square feetfor cooking or preparation

Kitchenette. Space,in floor area, usedof food.

!Lodging House. A dwelling used primarily for th~

purpose of furnishing lodging, with or without. imeals from a common dining area for compensatio~.

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Lo g~ng un~t. A room or group of rooms each form-ing a single habitable unit, used or intended 'I'

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Multiple dwelling.

(a) Buidling containing three or more dwellingunits;

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(b) Building containing living, sanitary andsleeping facilities occupied by one or twofamilies and more than two roomers orlodgers residing with either one or suchfamilies;

(c) Building with one or more sleeping rooms,other than a one or two family dwelling,used or occupied by permanent or transientpaying guests or tenants;

(d) Building with sleeping accomodations formore than five persons used or occupied asa, club, dormitory, fraternity or sororityhouse, or for similar uses.

Nonhabitable space. Space used as garages, carports, porches, kitchenettes, pantries, bath,toilet, laundry, rest, dressi~g, locker, storage, utility, heater, and boiler rooms, closets,and other spaces used'for access and verticaltravel between storie$.

Plumbing system. The water supply system, thedrainage system, the vent system, fixtures andtraps, including their respective connections,devices and appurtenances within the propertylines of the premises.

Potable water. Water which is approved for drin:ing, culinary and domestic purposes.

Public space. Space within a residential building for public use, such a lobbies, lounges, reception, ball, meeting, lecture and recreation I

rooms, banquet and dining rooms and their kitchens, and swimming pools.

Premises. A lot, plot or parcel of land including the buildings and structures thereon.

Rental Premises. Any premises occupied under or I", " Iby virtue of, a rental or lease agreement verba,I,

or written or where any sum or thing is paid faoccupancy, or charge is made for use and/oroccupancy or where occupancy is pursuant to a Icontract of purchase or installment payment con-,tract, or free of payment by the occupant where 'Ipaymeritis made by another, or any other occupancy,

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or arrangement for chargeof any kind.

Sewage. Liquid waste containing animal orvegetable matter in su~pension or solution,and which may include industrial wastes andliquids containing chemicals.

Structure. An assembly of materials, forminJa construction framed of component structur~

al parts for occupancy or use, including ibuildings. IToilet room. Enclosed space, containing one II

or more water closets, which may also con-tain one or more lavatories, urinals and ['other plumbing fixtures.

• IUnoccupled Structure or Premises. Any strucb-ure, or building not occupied by any person,1or any foundation or excavation not being Iworked upon in the course of some construc- Ition by any person where the condition there,of is unsafe, unfit or hazardous. IVaried Occupancy. Occupancy of a building i~

part for residential use and in part for someother use not accessory thereto. IVentiliation. Supply and removal of air toand from a space by natural or mechanicalmeans.

General Requirements

(a) Building occupied in whole or in partas defined in this Local Law shall comply wfth the requirements hereinafterset forth concerning occupancy, light Iand ventilation in order to provide safe;and healthful environment.

(b) The term, Accessory use, shall have auniform meaning and shall apply in thesame manner and under the same conditionsor restrictions to all residential Ibuildings.

Occupancy Classification of Buildings I

Buildings for the purpose of this Local Lawshall be classified in respect to theiroccupanciesa.s follows:

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One-family dwelling when rental

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by the owner and whete rooms are rentedto two or more lodgers, with or withoutmeals.

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(d) Two-family dwelling wherein both units

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Apartment houses; and

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Buildings with sleeping accomodations for ~,.Imore than five persons used or occupied as ~

club, dormitory, fraternity or sororityhouse, or for similar uses;

Garden apartments.

B-2-3. Accessory structures

Garages, carports, storage sheds, and similartype structures on residential premises. I

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kitchen, as follows: .• I

Two occupants per room having floor are~

of at least 80 but less than 120 square Ifeet; three occupants per room havingfloor area of at least 120 but lessthan 180 square feet; and four occupantslper room having floor area of 180 or

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T(b) In lodging untts, the maximum number of I

occupants shall be limited to the numberidetermined on the same basis as for 'dwelling units.

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In buildings occupied as clubs, dormitories, sorority or fraternity houses an1dproviding sleeping accommodations formore than five persons, the maximum num-iber of occupants so accommodated in any ihabitable room shall be limited to the inumber determined on the basis of the Ifloor area, in square feet, of the roomdivided by 50 square feet per occupant. I

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Habitable space shall have a minimumceiling height of 7 feet 6 inches over50 percent of the floor area; and thefloor area where the ceiling height isless than 5 feet shall not be consideredin computing floor area. I

A dwelling unit shall contain at least Ione habitable room having a minimum of I'

150 square feet of floor area and a minimum horizontal dimension of 10 feet. I

Kitchens sh,a, 1,1, h,ave a minimum of 60 squalr,efeet of floor area, and other habitablespaces shall contain not less than 80square feet of floor area and shall have,a minimum horizontal dimension of 7 feetl.

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Basements

Light and Ventilation

Basements shall not be deemed habitable spacwhere required windows are located only on Ione wall and the depth of the basement spacelexceeds four times that portion above ground:.

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area of such partition, measured on the Ialcove side, but not less than 40 squarelfeet. The depth of such alcove shall 'I

not exceed half its width. The floorarea of the alcove shall be added to thefloor area of the room in determining !light and ventilation requirements for Ithe room. An alcove with an area of 60square feet or more, but less than the Irequired area of a habitable room, shallbe separately lighted and ventilated as 'required for habitable space.

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i,Habitable space shall be provided with Ielectric light. I

Habitable space shall be provided withnatural ventilation through openable Iparts of windows or other openings in Iexterior walls that face legal open .spaces above the adjoining finished II

grade or above a roof, or through openable parts of skylights, providing total!clear ventilation area equal to not less:than S per cent of the total floor areaof each habitable space.

equal in area to 10 per cent of thefloor area of the hahitable space.

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(a) Habitable space shall be provided withnatural l~ght through one or more windows, skylights, transparent or translucent panels, or any combinations thereof.The qmount of light shall be equivalent Ito that transmitted through clear glass

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Miscellaneous Requirepents

(a) Dwelling units shall be separated fromeach other in accordance with New YorkState Building Code Requirements.

(b) Sleeping rooms within dwelling unitsshall be separated from each other andfrom other spaces outside the sleepingrooms in accordance with the New YorkState Building Code to provide privacy.

(c) Lodging units shall be separated fromeach other and from other spaces outsidethe lodging units in accordance with thelNew York State Building Code requirement's.

i(d) A communal kitchen or dining room in a I

lodging house shall be accessible to theloccupants sharing such kitchen or dining

lroom without going through a dwelling Iunit or lodging unit of another occupant,.

Common Space

Height

Common space shall have a minimum height of I7 feet 6 inches measured from finished floorto finished ceiling.

Light and Ventilation

(a) Common spaces Shall be provided withelectric light.

(b) In public stairs, stairway? and passageways, artificial light shall be electricllighting available at all times so as talafford safe passage for occupants andusers. Such lighting shall conform tothe following:

(1) Incandescent lighting shall be based;on not less than 1/4 watt per squarelfeot of floor area, except that each,fixture shall have a lamp or lamps I

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Nonhabitable space, except crawl spaces andattics, in multiple dwellings shall have aminimum of 7 feet measured from floor toceiling.

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Toilet rooms and bathroomstwo family dwellings shalled as to provide privacy.

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(b) Toilet rooms and bathrooms for dwellingunits in multiple dwellings, shall belocated within the dwelling units andshall be accessible from any sleepingroom without passing through any othersleeping room.

Bathrooms and Toilet Rooms

(c) Unless located within dwelling units ordirectly connected with sleeping rooms,toilet rooms and bathrooms in multipledwellings shall be provided in eachstory containing habitable space, andshall be accessible thereto.

(d) Toilet rooms for employees in multipledwellings shall be in separate rooms foeach sex where there are 5 or more em- Iployees, shall be readily accessible tosuch employees and shall not open direct-ly into any common kitchen or other icommon space used for the cooking or pre-paration of food. I

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Access between Stories

(a) Stairs, both interior and exterior, shal~be of sufficient width in conformitywith generally accepted standards so asto serve the occupants.

Kitchenettes, bathrooms and toilet room~shall be provided with electric lightappropriate for the use of such rooms.

Laundry rooms, furnace rooms and similaJnonhabitable space shall be providedwith electric light appropriate for theuse of such rooms.

Spaces in multiple dwellings which contain central heat producing, air conditioning and other equipment, shall beventilated to the outer air, and air frof.these spaces.. shall not be recirculated Ito other parts of the building.

I.Ventilation shall be provided in unheatedattics, spaces below flat roofs, and Icrawl spaces. Location and net areasof ventilation openings shall be such as

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Roofing shall be maintained in watertightcondition so as to prevent leakage into thebuilding. Such maintenance shall consist ofrepairs of roofing, flashings, waterproofcoatings or other suitable means.

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Ibuilding, there shall be provided a se- !condary exit or, in lieu, therof, one o~

more exit openings for emegency use in iaccordance with New York State Building ICode requirements.

In multiple dwellings approved exits Ishall be provided. I

§C. EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR PROTECTION . i

C-l. Foundation walls shall be maintai?ed so as t~be structurally sound and ,to prevent entranc~s

of moisture, termites and vermin. Such pro- Itection shall consist of shoring where necessary, subsoil drains at footings, grouting of I

masonry cracks, waterproofing of walls and Ijoists and other suitable means providingproper protection to structural members. I

Exterior walls and wall components shall be Imaintained so as to prevent deterioration du~

to the elements and destructive insects. SucHmaintenance shall consist of painting,instal~ation or repair of walls, copings and flashings, waterproofing of joints, waterproofcoatings, installation or repair of termiteshields, poison treatment of soil, or othersuitable means.

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i __Crawl spaces shall be maintained free of moig~

ture and the flow of air from such spacesinto walls above shall be effectively barredso as to prevent deterioration of structuralmembers. Such provisions shall consist ofmaintenance of openings, in foundation walls ,to provide adequate circulation of air in th~crawl space, covering the ground in the crawlspace with a moisture barrier, installation I

of drains outside the structure if the crawlspace is below surrounding grade, blockingopenings in stud walls to prevent flo\>l of Iair and moisture into walls, frequent destruction of termite tubes from the soil to wood Imembers above, poison treatment of soil, and I'

other suitable means.,

Structural members shall be maintained so asto be structurally sound. Such protectionshall consist of shoring, reinforcement orrepair where necessary, frequent destructionof termite tubes or other appropriate means.

Chimneys and flues shall be maintained so asto'be structurally sound, and to preventleakage,'of i.gases into the structure. Suchmaintenance shall consist of clearing fluestoppages, sealing open joints, repairingmasonry where necessary and otner suitablemeans.

Ceilings and walls shall be maintained so

that parts which become loose or defective Ido not constitute a qazard to occupants. Suc~maintenance shall consist of removing and relplacing loose or 4efective sections. . I

Toilet room and bathroom floors shall be mal~-,tained so as to prevent leakage of water Ithrough the floor, under normal conditions ofuse and floor washing, and resultant deter- Iioration or defects in structural members an~ceilings below. Maintenance shall consist oflrepairs which effectively provide the moistur~

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§D. FIRE-SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

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All structures shall be maintained in conformity to the Fire Prevention Code of theVillage of Angola. '

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(al Plumbing systems shall be maintained in II

sanitary and serviceable condition.

(b) Plumbing systems shall be maintained so las not to weaken structural members norcause damage or deterioration to any parof the building through fixture usage. I

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ed to such approved source" and shallnot be subject to contamination. Whensupplied from a public source,the potable water supply system shall not beconnected to private or unsafe watersupplies.

Water supply systems shall be installed II

and maintained so as to provide at alltimes a supply of water to plumbing fix-'Itures, qevices and appurtenances insufficient volume arid at pressures ade- Iquate to enable them to function satisfactorily and without undue noise underall normal conditions of use.

Water supply systems shall be protected

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Sewage Drainage System

Storm Drainage

(f) Drains provided for fixtures, devices, Iappliances or apparatus containing food"water, sterile goods or similar mater- Iials, shall be equipped with air breaks,adequafe to prevent contamination ofsuch contents from any possible backupof sewage through the direct or indirectdrainage piping.

(a) Roofs and paved areas, including yardsand courts, shall be adequately drainedso as to prevent undue accumulations of I

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Plumbing fixtures,shall be drained to asewage drainage system and such systemshall be connected to an Erie CountyDepartment of Health approved system ofsewage disposal.

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joints or interfere unduly with the sew-,age disposal process, shall not be dis- Icharged into ,the building drainage syste/nunless it is provided with devices suit-Iable for intercepting such substances. I

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all pipes in order that siphonage, aspiration or pressure will not cause a :loss of trap seal under ordinary conditions of use.

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(a) Buildings and portions thereof shall beprovided with plumbing systems designedto dispose of the sewage from all fix- Itures and to furnish, cold water to everylwater closet and urinal, and hot water II

not less that 120°F. and not more than150oF. and cold water to every sink,lavatory, bathtub and shower requiredtherein.

(b) There shall be provided within each

dwelling unit, plumbing fixtures consisting of at least:

One kitchen sink;

One water closet;

One bathtub or shower; and

One lavatory.

(c) Where multiple dwellings contain sleep~

ing accommodations arranged as individual rooms or suites, for each mUltiplaof six sleeping rooms or fraction there-'of, there shall be provided plumbing~fixtures consisting of at least;

One water closet;


One lavatory.

(d) Where multiple dwellings contain sleeping accomodations arranged as a dormitory, for each mUltiple of fifteen persons or fraction thereof so accomodated"there shall be provided and locatedadjacent thereto, plumbing fixtures consisting of at least:

One water closet;


One lavatory.

(e) Urinals may be sUbstituted in men'stoilet rooms for not more than one-third,of the required number of water closets.1

(f) Privies and outhouses shall be prohibit'lbdon all types of premises.

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Water Supply Tanks

(a) Water supply tanks shall be installedand maintained so as to be watertight,verminproof, rodentproof, resistant tocorrosion, and capable of withstandingthe working pressures under normaloperation.

Plumbing fixtures shall be located inspaces that are accessible, lighted andventilated.

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Plumbing fixtures shall be made of smoothnon-absorbent material and shall be freeifrom concealed fouling surfaces.

,Plumbing fixtures shall be so spaced asto be reasonably accessible for theirintended use.

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Means for emptying water supply tanksshall be provided and maintained in proper working condition.

Tanks and their supports shall not be usedto support equipment or structures otherthan for tank use, except where specifically designed for such other use. I

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F-l. Portable kerosene and portable liquid fuelburning space heaters are hereby prohibited.

F-2. (a) Residential buildings intended for occupancy between the Fifteenth day of September and the Fifteenth day of May of thefollowing year shall be provided with Iheating equipment designed to maintainan average temperature of not less than I68 of. when measured 3 I away from an out- Iside wall at a height of 5' above thefloor when the outside temperature is Oo~.

(b) Upon request of the Building Inspector, Ithe owner, occupant or operator shall provide certification by a Heating Engineer I.that the design of the heating equipment Imeets the requirements hereof. I

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ducts of combustion will not create a nuisance or be detrimental to the health, comfo~t

safety or property of any person.

Warm Air Heating

Ducts and other air handling equipment usedfor heating shall meet generally acceptedheating and vnetilation standards.

Prohibited Locations for Heating Equipment

Fuel-burning waterheaters shall not be located,

in sleeping rooms, bathrooms or toilet rooms.'

Fuel Supply Connection

Fuel-burning equipment shall be permanentlyfastened and connected in place. Fuel supplYIconnection to such equipment shall be madewith pipe or tubing of metal.

Installation and Clearance

Where heat prod~cing equipment is installedon or adjacent to combustible materials, thelocation, insulation, clearance and the control of the equipment shall be such that the Itemperature on the surface of the combustiblematerials will not exceed a temperature of175°F.

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,vey the products of combustion to theouter air in accordance with generallyaccepted standards.

(bl Chimneys, flues ,and gasvents shall be in-,stalled and maintained so that under con-IIditions of use, the temperature of anycombustible material adj acent thereto, 'I'

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§G. ELECTRICAL

Artificial Lighting

.Each dwelling unit shall be equipped witappropriate cooking equipment which shalllbe maintained in good operating conditio~.

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(b) There shall be a switch or other meansfor controlling a light in each dwellingunit near the point of entrance to suchunit.

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IEvery dwelling, dwelling unit, rooming house Iand rooming unit shall be provided with elec-itrical service. Electrical wiring and eqUiP_I,.ment shall De installed I located and maintained so as not to be a potential source of iignition of combustible material or a poten- 'I

tial source of electrical hazard, and shallcomply with the minimum standards of the INational Electric Code. I

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shall be wired for electricity and light~ing equipment shall be installed through-,out to provide adequate illumination for .the intended use of each space. Electricwiring system shall be connected to anadequate source of supply.

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equipment shall be made with pipe oring of metal.

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Communal kitchens and dining rooms shall Icomply with the following requirements:

Communal kitchens shall contain: at least onJ(1) kitchen gas or electric stove equippedwith an oven and not less than four (4) topburners; at least one (1) electric or gastype refrigerator with adequate food storagecapacity, but in no case less than 8 cubicfeet nominal size . Dining space and eating Ifacilities where provided in the kitchen arealshall comply with the requirements for com- II

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Communal dining rooms shall contain at leastone (1) dining chair and 2 lineal feet ofdining space for each occupant, permitted ina dining room at any particular time.

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Every habitable room shall have at least one I(1) window or skylight facing directly to theoutdoors. I

Light in Nonhabitable spacel

Every stai~, hall, celler and basement locatein a structure used for human habitation,shall have adequate electric lighting available at all times.

1-3 Light in Nonhabitable Work space

Every laundry, furnace room and all similarnonhabitable work space, located in a structure used for human habitation shall haveadequate electric lighting available at alltimes.

1-4 Light in Common Halls and Stairways

Every common hall and common stairway, located in a structure used for human habitation, and which is used primarily for ingressand egress in connection with two (2) or moredwelling units or rooming units shall besupplied with a proper amount of naturallight or lighting facilities controllable bythe occupants of the structure and be available at all times.

1-5 Electric Outlets

Every habitable room shall have electric outlets and/or fixtures properly connected to asource of electric power as required inaccordance with the National Electric Code.

1-6. Electric Fixtures in Bathrooms

Every bathroom, shower room, toilet room orcompartment, located in a structure used for Ih~an habitation, shall have permanently installed artificial electric lighting fixtures,

1-7. Ventilation in Habitable Rooms

Every habitable room shall be ventilated byeither openable areas equal to forty-five (45per cent of the required window area or byequivalent mechanical ventilation.

1-8. Ventilation in Bathrooms

Every bathroom, shower room, toilet room orcompartment located in a structure used forhuman habitation, shall be adequatelyventilated.

§J. RESPONSIBILITIES OF OWNERS AND OCCUPANTS

such interior rodent stoppage, harborage removal, and clean-up as may be necessary toreduce or eliminate rodent breeding places.

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Bathrooms, shower rooms, toilet rooms or compartments shall have ventilation either byopenable areas, the total of which shall not I·be less than one and one-half (1 1/2) square Ifeet facing open space, Or by other methodswhich shall give equivalent ventilation.

Private Space

Every occupant of a dwelling or dwelling unit,shall keep in clean and sanitary condition Ithat part of the dwelling,dwelling unit orpremises thereof, which he ,occupies or con- ItroIs, including the exterior portion of said'premises.

Plumbing Equipment

Every occupant of a dwelling or dwelling unit'shall be responsible for the exercise of proper care and cleanliness in the use and operation of all plumbing fixtures, sanitaryfacilities , appliances and equipment therein,

IRubbish and Garbage Disposal

Every occupant of a dwelling or dwelling unitshall dispose of rUbbish, garbage and othermatter that might become a health, accidentor fire hazard. In a dwelling containingthree or more dwelling units, adequate rubbisand garbage containers shall be supplied bythe owner.

Rodent-free

Every residential building shall be maintainefree from rodents. , Such maintenance shall in:clude cQ,nstruction designed to prevent rodentfrom entering a building by blocking off or,stopping up all passages by which rodents maygain entry, and includes the closing of openings in exterior walls with materials throughwhich rodents cannot penetrate, together with

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Extermination

Every occupant of a single dwelling ordwelling unit shall be responsible for theextermination of any rodents, vermin orother pests therein or on the premises.Every occupant of a dwellfng or dwellingunit in a building containing more thanone dwelling unit shall be responsiblefor such extermination whenever his dwellingunit is the only one infested, except thatwhenever such infestation is caused by thefailure of the owner to carry out the provisions of this Local Law, exterminationshall be the responsibility of the owner.When two or more dwelling units within abuilding are so infested, it shall be theresponsibility of the owner to carry out theprovisions of this Local Law within suchbuilding, as cited above with respect toextermination.

Common Space

Every owner of a building containing threeor more dwelling units, shall be responsible for maintaining in a clean and sanitarycondition the shared or public areas of thedwelling and premises thereof.

J-7. Supplied Facilities

Every owner of a dwelling, dwelling unit,rooming house, and rooming unit, shall beresponsible 'for keeping supplied facilitiesin proper operating condition.

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Supplied Heat

Every owner or operator of a building, whopermits to be occupied any dwelling unit,or roaming unit therein under an agreement,express or implied to supply or furnishheat to the occupants thereof, shall supplyheat adequate to m~intain therein fromSeptember 15th to May 15th of the followingyear, a minimum inside temperature of 70° F.based on outside design temperature in allhabitable rooms , bathrooms,· shower rooms,and toilet rooms or compartments, betweenthe hours of 6:30 a.m. and 11:00 p.m., andnot less than 60° F. between the hours of11:00 p.m. and6:3ga.m. in all such rooms.The provisions of this subsection shall notapply where· the failure to maintainminimum requirements results from anycause beyoridthe control of the owneror occupant. The temperature herein shallbe measured or described in Section F-2(a).

Discontinuance of utilities

No owner, operator or occupant shall cause

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any s~rvice, facility, equipment orutility, which is required to be suppliedby the provisions of this Local Law to beremoved from, or shuLoff from, or discontinued for any occupied dwelling unit,except for necessary r~pairs, alterationsor emergencies and not beyond. a reasonabletime to effectuate said repairs oralterations.

Occupancy of Vacant units

No person shall occupy or permit to beoccupied by another, any vacantdwelling unit, unless or until it is ingood repair, clean, sanitary, in habitablecondition and in full compliance with allthe provisions of this Local Law and therules and regulations adopted pursuantthereto.

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§K. INSPECTION, VIOLATION, ENFORCEMENT AND RECORDS

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'8The Building Inspector of the Village ofAngola is authorized to make or cause tobe made inspections to determine thecondition of dwellings, dwelling units,rooming houses, rooming units and premisesin order to safeguard the health, safety,morals and welfare of the public. TheBuilding Inspector, or his designated representatives, is authorized to enter anydwelling, dwelling unit, rooming house,rooming unit,· or premises at any reasonable time during daylight hours, or atsuch other time as may be necessary inan emergency, for the purpose of performinghis duties ynder this Local. Law.

Access to Dwellings

The owner, operator, or occupant ofevery dwelling, dwelling unit, roominghouse, rooming unit or premises shallgive access to. such dwelling, dwellingunit, rooming house, rooming unit andpremises, for. the purpose of suchinspections at'any reasonable time duringdaylight hours, or at such times as maybe necessary in an emergency. .

Identification of Inspectors

Inspectors and authorized personnel of theBuilding Inspector's Department shall besupplied with official identification and,upon request, shall exhibit such identification when entering any dwelling, dwellingunit, rooming house, rooming unit or premises!

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Notice of Violation

(a). Whenever the Building Inspector determinethat there has been a violation, or thatth~re are reasonable grounds to believethat there has been a violation of anyprovision of this Local Law, or any rule Iorregulat.ion adopted pursuant thereto, hEk

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shall cause an investigation of the premises to be made and an inspection reportsubmitted to t~e Village Board and filedin his office within a reasonable time ofcompletion of the investigation.

(b) After the report is filed as providedabove, and if the report shall confirmthe existence of a violation, the Building Inspector shall cause a notice to beserved upon the owner, executor, administrator, agent, lessee, or any person orpersons having a vested or contingent in~'

terest in the subject unsafe building, asshown by the records of the receiver oftaxes of the Village of Angola or of theCounty Clerk of the County of Erie.

Form of Notice

The notice shall contain a description of thebuilding or structure in question with particulars which set forth the manner in which thebuilding or structure is in violation, and thenotice shall also outline the manner in whichthe violation is to be cured. The notice shallcontain an order requiring the building orstructure to be made safe and secure or demolished· and removed and, if the service of thenotice is made by registered mail, a copy ofthe notiee shal;l be posted onithe premises.

Duty of Person Receiving Notice and Order

Within ten (10) days of the receipt of the noti eset forth above, the person who receives thenotice may certify his written acceptance orrejection of the particulars and order containein the .notice' of e-ither persohal service or byregistered mail upon the Building Inspector ora person designated by him to accept service inhis behalf. ~~y failure on the part of theperson receiving the notice to respond, as herein prescribed, shall constitute a rejection ofthe notice.

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If ~he person served with the notice shall im". imed~ately.ce7tify his assent to the directionsof the BU~ld~ng Inspector, he shall be permitte .seventy-two (72) hours w1thin which to commence~th7 a~atement of the violation affecting thebU~ld~ng or s~ructureand shall employ sufficie tlabor ~nd ass~stance to do so within a reasonable t~~e thereafter. The person served withthe not~ce shall notify the Building Inspector1;1pon abatement of the vi.olation from such build~ng or stru7 ture. The Building Inspector shallthereafter ~ssue a certificate of compliance.

Extension of Compliance Time

T~e BUild~n~ In~pector may extend the complianct~me spec~f~ed ~n any notice, or order issuedunder ~he P70visions of this Local Law; wherethere ~~ eV~den7e of intent to comply withinthe ~e7~od sp~c~fied, provided that reasonableco~d~t~ons ex~st which prevent immediate compl~ance.

Hearing

Any person affected by the notice described insection K-4 of this ordinance may request andshall be granted a hearing on the matter beforethe Building Inspector; provided that such person shall file a verified petition with theoffice of the Building Inspector within ten (10days after the day the noitce was served uponthe petitioner requesting the hearing, and setting forth a brief statement of the grounds

.therefor. Upon receipt of said petition, theBuilding Inspector shall set a time and placefor a hearing and shall give the petitioner tenl(10) days' written notice thereof. At the hearting, the petitioner shall be given an opportun-Iity to be heard and to give reasons Why theproceedings for the securing or removal of the Idangerous building or structure shall be modi- Ified or withdrawn, The hearing shall be com- Imenced not later than twenty (20) days after th~

day on which the petition was filed; provided Ithat upon application of any interested party, Ithe Building Inspector may postpone the date ofihearing for any reasonable time beyond the Itwenty day period if, in his judgment, the in- Iterested party has submitted a good and sufficient reason for the postponement, but in no Ievent. shall the hearing be postponed longer tha*sixty (60)days. In a.ny case, if no such writteipetition shall be so filed within the ten dayperiod, as aforesaid, or if the notice shall belrejected, the Town Attorney is authorized to I·make application to the Supreme Court, at Speci~lTerm, as hereinafter provided. I

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K-lO. Refusal, Neglect or Failure of Person Served ToComply with Notice and Order; Notice of Survey

(a) Upon refusal, neglect or failure of theperson or persons served with a notice anorder to comply with the requirements andspecifications therein, or upon his ortheir rejection of such notice, a noticeof survey shall be served upon him by theBuilding Inspector, either in person orby registered mail, giving notice that asurvey of the premises described in thenotice will be made at time and placetherein specified.

(b) The notice of survey shall state the datetime and place where the survey will bemade and. that, in the event the report ofsuch survey indicates that such buildingor structure is dangerous, an applicationwill be maqe.at a Special Term of theSupreme Court,. Erie County, for an order ~det.ermining the b.uilding or structure to b::a. public nuisance and directing that itshall be repaired and secured or demolish~d

taken down and removed, and for the asses~

.ing of the expenses and costs thereof.

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petent persons of whom one (1) shall be tore

Building Inspector, another shall be aregistered architect or a licensed pro-

·fessional engineer, appointed by theVillage Board, and the third shall be apractical builder, registered architect orlicensed professional engineer appointed Iby the person served with the notice. i

Within a reasonable time after the survey Iis completed, the determination thereof 'I'

shall be made by such persons in writingand filed in the office of the Superin- ,tendent of Public Works, and a copy there+of shall be.posted on the subject buildingor structure.

All notices posted pursuant to any provision of this local law are to remain onthe building or structure until it is repaired, demolished or removed, or made to,comply with the directions which have bee~

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(d) In the event the person or persons served Iwith the notice of survey, as described . iin Section K-4 hereof, shall fail, neglector refuse to appoint a competent personto assist in the survey, the other two(2) persons designate~ pursuant to theprovisions of Section K~ll' shall make thesurvey; and should they disagree, they Ishall appoint a third person, whose deci- Ision shall be final, to take part in the I

survey who shall be either a practicalbuilder, li..censed.p.rofessional engineer 01registered architect, either one havingat least ten (lO)years' practice in hisrespective profession.

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K-l2. Compensation and Reimbursement for Survey Costand Expense

The architect or engineer appointed by theVillage Board as her~inbefore provided who mayact on any survey required by this Local .Law orthe third surveyor who may be called in theevent of a disagreement, as provided in Section~

.,.11 hereof, shall be entitled to a fee to be Idetermined and fixed by.the Village Board, WhiCl·is to be paid upon the voucher of the BuildingInspector. Reimbursement to the Village shallbe as provided in Section K-l'.

K-.l3. Application to the Supreme Court

Whenever such survey shall determine that thebuilding or structure surveyed is dangerous inviolation of Local Law, the Village Attorneyshall apply to the Supreme Court, Erie Countyat Special Term for an order determining thebuilding or structure to be a public nuisanceand directing either that it shall be repairedand secured or that it shall be taken down or r moved, and reimbursement of expenses of the proceeding and repair or demolition of the buildin

K-l4. Execution of Precept or Order

Upon receipt of the order of the Supreme Court,

the Building Inspector shall immedia~elyproceed to execute the provisions there~n contand may employ and furnish whatever labor, assistance and materials may be necessary for,thatpurpose. The Building Inspector sh~l~ not~fythe assessors of the time the demol~t~on hasbeen completed .

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It shall be unlawful for any person, whether Iinterested or not in the property affected bylthis ordinance, to interfere, obstruct or hinderthe Building Inspector, or his representative, ior any person acting in his 'behalf, in perform-Iing the work directed by the determination of Ithe Supreme Court as herein provided, or order-!ed by the Building Inspector under the termsland provisions of such determination as herein-labove described. i

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The Village shall be reimbursed for the cost of!the work performed or services rendered, and allcosts and expenses incurred in connection with Ithe proceedings, as hereinabove provided, by I

assessment against and collection from the lots Ior parcels of land where such work was performed or services rendered for so much of the act-!ual and complete costs as incurred upon and fro~

each lot or lots. '

Whenever any violation of this Local Law, which Iin the opinion of the Building Inspector, cause~

a direct hazard or immediate danger to the heal~h

and safety of the occupants of a building or th~public ,has not been corrected in the time spec- Iifie,d by the order ).' ssued ,th,e Building Inspect]or may take such direct action as is necessaryto abate the hazard or danger including demolition. Expenses incUrred in the execution ofsuch orders shall be recovered as provided here:Ln.

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INo Building Inspector, officer, agent or employree of the Village of Angola shall render himselfpersonally liable for any damage that may accrueto persons or property 'as a result of any act Irequired or permitted in the discharge of his Iduties under this Local ,Law. Any suit brought I

against any officer, agent, or employee of theVillage of Angola, as a result of any act required or permitted in the discharge of hisduties under this Local Law shall be defended ,by an attorney appointed by the Village of Angolauntil the final determination of the proceedingstherein. I

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§L.DESIGNATION OF UNFIT STRUCTURES OR PREMISES

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Any person removing the notice provided for inSection K-llhereof, or any other notice prescribed by this ordinance, shall be guilty ofdisorderly conduct and shall be a disorderlyperson, and upon conviction thereof shall befined an amount of money not to exceed onehundred dollars ($100.00) for each offense.

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iIf any clause, sentence, paragraph, section or Ipart of this ~ocal Law shall be adjudged by anycourt of competent jurisdiction to be invalid,such judgment shall not affect, impair nor invalidate the remainder thereof, but shall beconfined in its operation to the clause, sentence, paragraph, section or part thereof directly involved'in the controversy in which suchjudgment shall have been rendered.

Unfit

Any dwelling or dwelling units, rooming house,or rooming unit or premises having any of thedefects found in subsections "a","b","c" and"d" may be designated by the Building Inspectoras unfit for human habitation or use arid maybe so placarded.

(a) The structure lacks illumination, ventilation, sanitation, heat or other facilities adequate to protect _the health andsafety of,j:he occupants'or the public, asare required by this Local Law. -

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(c) Th~ structure o;premises, including foun!at~ons, because of the general conditions I

state of the premises, or number of occu-fpants, is so unsanitary, unsafe, over- ·1

crowded or otherwise detrimental tohealth and safety that it creates a seri-Ious hazard to the occupants or the PUbliCr

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Notice of Intent to Vacate

Whenever the Building Inspector determines thatla dwelling, dwelling unit, rooming house, or Irooming unit or premises is unfit for human I

habitation or use as provided in Section L-l, t

he may include such finding within a notice of .violation provided for in section K-4, and K-5 Iof this Local Law. He may also include a noticeof his intent to vacate and placard the dwelling, dwelling unit, rooming house, or roomingunit or premises if compliance with the provisions of the notice of violation is not securedwithin the time specified.

Non~Compliance; Compliance

Whenever a notice of violation, as provided inSection L-2 of this Local Law has not been complied with,the Building Inspector shall cause aNotice of Survey to be issued as provided inSection K-lO of this Local Law. Complianceshall be in accord with Section K-7 of thisLocal Law.

Conduct of Survey; Compensation

The survey shall be conducted in every respectas provided in Section K-ll of this Local Law.Costs shall ~e assessed and collected as provided in Section K-l2 and K-l6 of this LocalLaw.

Application to Supreme Court; Execution ofPrecept or Order

Application to the Supreme Court by the VillageAttorneY shall be as provided in Section K-l3of this law. Execution of the order of theSupreme Court shall be as provided in SectionK-l4.

Removal of Placard

No person shall deface or remove the placardfrom any dwelling, dwelling unit, rooming houseor rooming unit which has been designated as.unfit for human habitation, except as providedin Section L-4.

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L-7. Vacated Structure or Premises, Made Secure

The owner, agent or operator of any dwelling,dwelling unit, rooming house or rooming unit orpremises which has been designated as unfit forhuman habitation and vacated, shall make such !dwelling, dwelling unit, rooming house or rooming unit, safe and secure in whatever mannerthe Building Ipspector shall deem necessary.Any vacant bui+ding, open at the doors and

windows, if unguarded, shall be deemed a direct Ihazard or immediate danger to the health andsafety of the general public.

L-8. DemolitionI

Whenever the Building Inspector designates a ... )"building unfit for human habitation, the Build-Iing Inspector may institute proceeding pursuant II

to this Local Law to remove and demolish thesaid structure or building. The expenses thereTof may be recovered pursuant to Section K-16 Iherein. I

§M. COMPLIANCE

Responsibilities of Owners

Responsibilities of Occupants

IOwners of premises shall be responsible ifor compliance with the Local Law, and Ishall remain responsible ther,efor regard-Iless of the fact that this section mayalso place certain responsibilities on ,operators and occupants and regardless oflany agreements between owners and opera- itors or occupants as to which party shall Iassume such responsibility. I

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be responsibl<$in regard to i

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Ilimiting occupancy of that part of the ipremises which he occupies or controls tolthe maximum premitted by the Local Law; i',maintenance of that part of the premiseswhich he occupies or controls in a clean, ,sanitary and safe condition; I

Owners of premises shall be responsible'for proper maintenance, condition andoperation of service facilities, and forfurnishing adequate heat and hot watersupply in multiple dwellings.

(b)

(b)

(a)

(a)

Occupants of dwelling units shallfor compliance with the Local Lawthe following':

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M-2.

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maintenance of all plumbing, cooking a~d-Irefrigeration fixtures and appliances, as'well as other building equipment and stor~

a?e faci~ities in th~t part 6f the pre- Im1ses wh1ch he occup1es or controls, in alclean and sanitary condition, and provid-.ing reasonable care in the operation and iuse thereof; i

Any person who shall violate any provision ofthis Local Law shall upon conviction be guiltyof an offense.

§N. PENALTIES, REMEDIES

and refuse into proa clean and sanitary

N-l,

(d)

(e)

keeping exits from his dwelling unitand unencumbered;

disposal of garbagevided facilities inmanner.

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N-3.

N-4.

Any person who fails to comply with any provision of this Local Law after expiration of thetime for compliance established in accordancewith the Local Law shall upon conviction bepunished by a fine not more than Three HundredDollars ($300.00), or by imprisonment not toexceed ten (10) days, in lieu of or in addition:to any fine, for such violation. In the event o~

any failure so to comply, each and every day isuch violation continues, shall constitute a ,separate offense, and the penalties prescribed Iabove shall be applicable to each such separate Ioffense, except that no further penalties shall,be impose.d for the period during which any ap- .\'peal from a conviction of such offense ispending.. .

Any certificate of occupancy may be revoked andlinjuction proceedings may be maintained, by thelBuilding Inspector, in addition to any other Iremedy hereunder, in the event of any violation I

or refusal to comply with the provisions of thisLocal Law. II

Independence of Sections I

Each section and every part of each section of Ithis code is hereby declared independent of Ievery other section or part hereof, and the Ifinding or holding of any section or part here-Ito to be void or ineffective for any cause shal~

not be deemed to affect any other section or I'

part hereof.

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§O. PERMITS 450-1. Permit Required

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(a) It shall be unlawful to use, establish,maintain, operate br,let any premises entirely or partially for residence occupancy, where any rent is paid~ or chargeis made, for such use or occupancy in theVillage of Angola, without first havingobtained a permit therefor. Failure orrefusal to procure a permit hereundershall be deemed a violation.

Application for such permit shall be madeiin writing to the Building Inspector on aform provided therefor and shall contain Ithe name of the applicant, the location ofthe premises and the number of dwellings Iand units and persons to be accommodated. I

Each application shall be accompanied b.y rplot plan or sketch showing the size andlocation of the premises, all buildingsand structures and showing the floor planLto scale of each dwelling unit and Iaccomodation.

IEach application shall be executed by and:sworn to by the owner of the premises or Isuch person who operates such premises if I

other than the owner. I

(b)

(c)

(d)

(e) The permit shall be valid for a periodone (1) year from the date of issuance

Iof

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pursuant to the fee schedule.

Fee

The permit fee shall be pursuant to the feeschedule adopted by the Village Board.

0-3. Compliance

§P. EFFECTIVE DATE

ii II!II"II P-1.

No permit shall be issued under any applicationunless all provisions of the Local Law of theVillage of Angola and Laws of the State of NewYork have been complied with.

This Local Law shall take effect immediately.

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(Final adoption by local legislative body only.)

t I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto. designated as local law No :\... ,.. of 19 7..~

Cl<Kl1\~

of the~ of 1;\Ag9)..~ was duly passed by .v.;i).;J,.ij,g.~ J2.9..a,!::q .., , , ,.•.V

'II f (Name of Legislative Body). ,I age .

on Qc.t.o.b.\';l.:r .J.., 19 7..~ in accordance with the applicable provisions of law.

not disapprovedand was approved by the .

repassed after disapproval Elective Chief Executive Officer

and was deemed duly adopted on 19 in accordance with the applicableprovisions of law.

(Passage by local legislative body with approval or no disapproval by Elective Chief Executive Officeror repassage after disapproval.)

2. I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No , , of 19 ..

County

of the i~t~n of was duly passed by .(Name of Legislative Body)

Village

on 19 .

(Final adoption by referendum.)

3. I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto. designated as local law No of 19 .

County

of the rCityof was duly passed by the ..

own (Name of Legislative Body)Village

on 19 .not disapproved

and was approved .. by the .repassed after disapproval Elective Chief Executive Officer

on I9. Such local law ~as submitted to the people by reason of a

mandato'ry f d d . d h ff" f'· f h I f d Ipermissive re eren urn an receive tea JrmatlVe vote 0 a maJonty 0 t e qua i ie e ectors voting

generaltbereon at the special election held on 19 in accordance with the appli.

annualcable provisions of law.

(Subject to permissive referendum and final adoption because no valid petition filed requestingreferendum.)

4. I hereby certify that the local Jaw annexed hereto. designated as local law No of 19 ..

CountyCity

of the r of... , was duly passed by the onown (Name of Legislative Body)

Village not disapproved...................................................... 19........ and was approved by the on

repassed after disapproval Elective Chief Executive Officer

: 19.., Such local law being subject to a permissive referendum and novalid petition requesting such referendum havin~ been filed. said local law was deemed duly adopted on

...................................................................... 19 in accordance with the applicable provisions of law.,

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(City local law concerning- Charter revision proposed hy petition.)

5. I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No of 19 .

of the City of... having been submitted to referendurn pursuant to the

prov~sions of : ~~ of the. Municipal Home Rule Law and havin~ received the affirmative vote of a majority

of the qu"lified electors of such city voting thereon at the :~~~~:: election held on the ..

................ 19 ...:........ became operative.

(If any other authorized form of final adoption has been followed, please provide an appropriatecertification. )

I further certify that I have compared the preceding local law with the original on file in this officeand that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of such original local law, and wasfinally addpted in the manner indicated in paragraph l. above.

~~~4~"C~'@ t&u~~Kl»KM.~HaliM~as~iXriX:iKVilla~(' Clerk ~Mm*X

designated hy Local Letdslatjve Body

Date: October 5, 1973

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(Seal)

(Certification to be executed hy County Attorney, Corporation Counsel, Town Attorney, Village Attorneyor (lthe. anthorized Attorney of locality.)

STATE OF NEW YORK

COUNTY OF 1':"::1:];: ..

I, the undersigned, hereby certify that the foregoing local law contains the correct text and that allproper proceedings have been had or taken for the enactment of the local law annexed hereto•

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VillageDated: October 5, 1973

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MONTHLY POLICE: REPORT TO VILLAGE OF ANGOLA. BOARD1

SBPT~illER 1st to 30th 1973

EiMERGENC IE:S

16 Ambulance Calls10 Inhalator Calls5 First Aid Calls

33 Vehicle and Traffic Summonses Issued12 Parking Tickets Issued6 Funeral Escorts4 Bank Escorts

lYIISCELIAJilEOUS ACTIVI'rIE:S

4 Criminal lYlischief Complaints1 Larceny Complaint2 Burglary Complaints1 Shop Lifter Complaint1 Fight Call Complaint1 Shooting Complaint2 Noise Complaints3 Suspicious Car Complaints2 Suspicious Persons Complaints2 Domestic Complaints5 Neighbor Trouble Complaints1 Burning Complaint3 Fire Calls3 Prowler Complaints4 Dog lilmmplaints

11 Assists To Other Agencies4 Aided Motorists4 Open Doors Found4 Property Damage. Accidents Investigated2 Personal Injury Accidents Investigated5 Intrusion Alarms Jr. High School2 Persons Arrested For Publio Intoxication1 Person Arre.sted on ,{arrant1 Arrest for Driving ,{hile Intoxicated2 Arrests for Driving With more than ,10/0 Blood Alcohol1 Arrest for Driving While License under Suspension2 ArJ1.ests for Unlicensed Operation8 Arrests for Speeding3 Arrests for No Insurance

16 Arrests for Miscellaneous V&r Charges other than mentioned above2 Trips to Erie County Ho~ding Center

J!lJonthly Report to FBI - Correction - Village Board

4,600 Miles Patrolled by Angola Police Department719 Gallons of Gasoline Used by Angola Police

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9 High Street

VILLAGE OF ANGOLAFIRE PREVENTION BUREAU

INSPECTORS REPORT

Owner Paul Grimmer

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1. A. No light on rear porch. Upper or Lower

B. Defective wall switch in kitchen. Klee Apt.In this apartment there is a new stove, paneling onwalls & paint.

C. The hall lights have been repaired.

D. Heater vent pipes must be repaired. Pipes DO NOT ventover the roof.

E. Fuse panel boxes are open to the weather and are rusty inside.

F. This being an old apartment building, I feel it shouldhave aSire extinguisher on the upper and lOWer floors.

Railroad Ave. Stebbins Property

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Checked this property on 9-4-73 and 9-8-73. I can see noimprovement in cleaning up this eyesore.

3.' Inspected building owned by Donald Sommers -Variety StoreNorth Main St.

I feel this building can be used as a Dance Studio, When thefollowing are completed:

1. Fire extinguisher is installed.2. Fire escape.3. Fire Exit.4. Gas lines plugged

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VULAGE oIi' ldWOLAFIHE PREVEN'l'ION BUREAU

IrrSPJWTOFIS H]o,'POH'r

I. Stebbins Prop. Hailroad Ave.I. Cars have not been, Iemploy you as village officals to

involk the junk ca:e ordance aJld rid the village of -bhiseye sore, health & fire hazard.

i ..,,,,,'jr-2. Tires and assorted,~e still there and should be removed

2. Checked fire esca~e on North Main St. ovmed by Don Summers.

3. Checked 25 Center St, Report to follow.

4. Warned Mike leazzaro about openburlling, Violatmon of section23, fire prevention code.

H s .ec' ully ~Ub~d/' / ~Plt1~,..., adA. Mit~:-ken

Fire Inspector

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:to SUBJJ~CT ..• HOUSB on 9 High ~3breet

2. Inspect.Lon date ..6-J 13 Tl

Owner Mr. Grimmer

3. UPstairs rear apartment.}'irst Anartment INspect, on

1Ao Open Electrical wall box, wi.:cei3 stlc.king ontoo,~' ~iparks come from wall l'ecepti~al in' parlor. '

Gas vent under bedroom Window.D 2 Exits-l30th from ld tchen.

e' Gas fumes coming. cooking s'liove in Jd tchen.~ Light blink on and off. {Electrical trouble)G. Extension cords running through complete arrartment.H. Ullsaferear porch, open 1':,1,11, weak floor.I. ,No light m;'l rear step'i.

4·. Second Apartment InspectionA. Broken light fixture (Kitchen ce:Lling)B. Electrical troubles (Blowing _fuseE;)C. Gel.S fumeS in apartmen t-~

D. No Electric ill one bedroom.E. 2 Exits to the Same hall.J? Extension cords running over cOJ:lplete a})a:ctment"G. I,ights blink (Electrical ':C:roubles)H. G8S line i.n bedroom .• not plugged (Only value)

,5. Inside Hall leading to upstairs apaT·tlllent.

A. Un,iervicable light in lower ball.B. Loose wall switch at top of stairs.C. Stairs are unsafe •• crooked boards.]). Extension cord usecl--'for light at top of stiars.e. Light at top of stgirs haS no Gwitch.

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~lILrAGE OF ANGOLA_Fir-a Department

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. 'I I I .. ' i <' ! I I I5/1'_~!:'10 p.m. ~1.00 -!iGarage ',...... !Lake Street IF. Catalano rrOb. Arson -+-! ~lOO.OO = ..J!5[22:..J12:00 I 10~0 talse A~_~" t!!nneSy.Av~;. I MI!I:tP.al~ - L.E.B.L ~

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_ 5/22 111:25 p.m. I 1.50 parbage Can !Center & Main < ,_Ahr Bldg. ~:!~ None ...J~I ! ! I I I !

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6/:u:... 8145 p.mL .25. J Town H4~ Bl:t~ No. Main ~:.JTown of Evans LExtension Cord L None _ _IO/20J~~20 a.m.1 36.75 _l.Lost ~hild~~~,?::b~~St. . "J Mendr~a I _ Mu~~ .AlL.~ Ii - ::!.B. . I,'

I I I I" . . ,6>/201 6130 a.m.= 20.00 I, Lost:...9hila J Quebec St. J~ndraysa i. . Mutual ~~_- L.E.B. -------.J

_ 6/25 110:30 a.~l 5.00 IShea lstana-by On~ L _ J Mutual Jd :.::..E.B. ...,1\! I I I il,!" = I,

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1.!-J. _.;00 p.m., ~'~_-i~as IsJ.a.ne.-l A;x:g. Th~: se;tN•y •S•_Cent. RR +-_~.::..rd -~~s Ctr.. ~

7/' "! 2:00 p.m.L 2:.'35 JStand-by _ IE' Main ~rossin~ Penn. Cent. RR IS_tana-by for B1~cked Crossing ..• r7/10_' )4.:00 a.mA. 8.00 ITrack lAng. Thru. ft;~! N.Y.S. Thruway lBroken Hydr~~4 $ 300.00 _J

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~_I ':45 p.m. , - IFalse Alarm I ~t1n at Alarm Headq~arters I - -li 7/E. 110: 15 a.m.110~0 . !V'0oas I End of Forest A • C. Barrett ICampfire "I None !I i ~ i! ! j Ii

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I 7/18 J 7:00 p.m-L12.~. !nekindle of ~ove fire ./ ! r- -! - "TI

I I~ r -- , ~II 7/18 __1.:40 p.m~ 11.00_~~~ Bld.g·1 Erie Rd: .) Block Hote:.-JMutUal Aid -.EVrS Ctr. _ ~i~ 7/1'3) 6:00 a.m. 101.5 IGarage I CQnunercJ.al st. IR. Vassalo Prob. EiectI'J.C~ '900.00 III 7/20 3:00 p.m. 5.5. ~iehi ! N. & W. RightW~ N. & W. RR IChihiren-ma.tche~ None 11I I ! I ! -..l1 7/2'1, I 1:'1,0, n.m.1 25.5 lcottage ' Roat Drive ' D. Pawlicki Mutual ~d - Evans Ctr. Ii I 8 IT I • . ,/ Defective ' I II 7 2 I 9:00 p.m.1 14.5 IRestaurant !Conunercia1 st.. I J. Ross(Sonny~s COI)lpressorL _100.0Q_ --.----1

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The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,N.Y. washeld on Monday Oct. lst.,1973 at the Village Hall. .



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Abs~nt: Village Cler~~Treas. Marianne Arnold. At Fiscal Training School.

VISITORS: Mrs Isabelle Pauli was present at the meeting in regard to thecars par~ing in front of her house on South Main st. It is verydifficult for her to drive into her driveway due to the carsbloc~ing this area. She stated that she has made several complaintson this in the past and yet this condition has not been corrected.Mayor Herman stated that he would personally ta~e care of thismatter and assured her that something will be done within thenear future as soon as he has received a decision from the N.Y.State Dept. as this is a N.Y.State Highway.

Mr. Stephen Virost~o was also present at the meeting in regard topaving or fixing Bartus Lane road. st. Corom. Carlson stated thatthis road would be oiled and holes filled before winter and is ingreat hopes of having this road paved next year.Mr. Virost~i also questioned the sewers for this area. This wasreferred to Mr. Carbec~ as he is Chairman of the Sewer Board for

Village representation.POLICE REPORT:

Police chief Joseph Kane submitted the police report. This wasread and ordered filed.

POLICE COMMISSIONER"S REPORT:Police Corom. Iannello stated that he will have the specs. for the

new police car for next meeting. The specs. will call for aheavier car than has been previously ordered. Mayor Herman statedthat the police car bids will be opened at the November mtg.Trustee Mendola requested a brea~down on all bills for the

repairs of the police car.

FIRE REPORT:The May, June7JulY7 Aug. and Sept. fire reports ~ere submittedby Fire Chief Henry Hornberger. These were ordered filed. ..Oct. 11th. will be open house for Fire prevention wee~. Publicis invited.Discussion for a fire extension plug was requested for theGrove St. area, due to new homes in that area. Village EngineerEdwin Cotton stated that there is one on the Village Line andthe area in mention is within the township and a letter shouldbe sent to the Town by the Fire Dept. requesting the fire hyd-rant for the Town area on Grove St. .

232BUILDING INSPECTORS~ REil8R~:

Building Inspector Jack Heinrich submitted 3 building permits for Boardapproval:

1 = Gaylord Eggleston to erect a private gara~e1 Gaylord Eggleston toerect a family room on his present property and nthony Arcara toerect a car port. It was movedh]i!dMf. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Carlsonthat the permits submitted be granted. Un. Crd.

ST. COM. REPORT:St. Com. Carlson stated that both him and Mr. Cotton the Village Eng.will meet at the Village hall on Sat. Oct. 6th. to discuss matters forthe Sunset Blvd. drainage problem and have authorization to hire outsidecontract work to help with this problem.Mayor Herman stated that the Awarding of the.Ahrens & Wells contract willbe authorized at the next mtg. pending the funding of monies involved.All street work has been progressing very good and leaf pickup is now

in operation.

FIRE PREVENTION BUREAU REPORT:Fire Insp. Floyd Mlliken gave his report on the inspection of 9 High St.He also gave a report on the Wm. Stebbins property. Village Atty. wasinstructed to draw up the necessary papers to be served to Mr. Stebbinsso that all of this rubbish and tires and etc. can be cleared up BS soonas possible. The Atty. was also instructed to set up the penalty by fineif violation is continued.Question arose on the use of a ladder to be used as a fire escape untilthe owner can secure a steel ladder to be used. Request was denied

Mayor Herman at this time conducted the Public Hearing on the Rental& Occupancy Code for the Village of Angola,N.Y. After a thorough discussionon this Code, it was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd •. by Mr. Mendola that theRental & Occupancy Code be adopted. (Copy is attached in minutes on sep.Sheets)

The Bicycle Ordinance was discussed. Mrs Riehard Faraci was present at themeeting with material prepared by the Town for distribution. She stated thatthe Master File will be kept at the Youth Center. It was moved by Mr. Mendolaand 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the Village adopts the Bicycle Ordinance as setforth by Village Atty. Paglia and the Village Law goes into effect 10 daysafter proper filing and publication of same. Un. Crd.

Mayor Herman read a letter from the Niagara Mohawk of a meeting to be held inthe State Office Bldg. on Oct. 10th. and asked if any mem bers could attendthis meeting. Mr. Mendola thought maybe he eould make the mtg.

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Mayor Herman read a letter from the Citizens Advisory Board about using theCentennial funds for a Centennial Park for the Village. It was suggestedthat this matter be turned over towthe Village PaanningBoard for theirrecommendation. This was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Carlson. Un.Crd.Leteer was received from the Town of Evans in regard to a joint water investigation between the Town and the Village. The Town has appointed Mr. Marsdenand t!r. Ralph to act on the Town Comm. Mayor Herman appointed Mr. Mendola andmr. arlson to represent the Village on this Comm. Clerk instructed to writeto Town stating the Board Action on this appointment.

Letter was received from mr. Bernard Patrikus on the damage done to hiscar and requested that a street light be installed in his area to avoid anyfuture damage to properties in this area. No action on this at the ptesenttime.

It was moved by Mr. Carlson and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that the following 233re~olution be adopted:WHEREAS: The volubteer firefighters in the immediate Angola area and manyadjacent communities maintain superb emergency ambulance and rescue equipment and have advanced themselves through extensive first-aid trainingand or/M.E.T. courses made available by the S~ate of New York and orlErie County and do in fact avail their services free of charqe to the sickand injured and, WHEREAS, The forgoing service is a definite asset to thepeople of the Village of Angola, and the Town of Evans as well as thevisitors and travelers in the Angola Vicinity, and has been successfulthrough voluntary training programs without mandatory regulations, andWHEREAS Such serVices have been developed and instituted under localcontrol and gUidance, and WHEREAS, Senate Bill # 6115 and Assembly Bill# 7847 have been intr~duced to the 1973 State Legislature for the 1973-74regular sessions and are attempting to be instrumental in removing localcontrol of these services, and in fact mandating such measures as to causethe hardship and eventual collapse of these vital volunteer services andWHEREAS, We feel that the progress of this type of legislat,ion will bea hindrance to the service by the volunteer firemen of our area, NOWTHEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the Village of Angola with the support ofthe Angola Vol. Fire Dept., unanimously stands opposed to this type ofdetrimental legislation, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That we are statingour opposition as a Village Board acting in the best interests of ourconstituents, and forward copies of this resolution to all partiesconcerned. Un. Crd.

WATER COM. REBORT:Water Com. Mendola stated that the wprk on~e water tanks has beencompleted and is very pleased with the outlook. There were severalclaims that had to be submitted for paint spray damage to local carsparked in that area and a couple of homes, but all claims have beensubmitted to the contractor and he will take care of these with hisinsurance company.Question arose on the formation of $750.00 for a roof job to TonyPaglia contingent upon the insurance company paying $260.00 of this.It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that this beauthorized. Un. Crd.

J.'.It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by r. Catlson that Local Law# 1 of 1973 be adopted. Un. erd.

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A cont••ct from the Valu Managements Consultants Inc. was read. TheVillage share would be $750.00. The Ganion Valu Managements ConsultantsInc. requested inital ammendments to the contract and one copy wouldbe returned to the Village. It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr.Iannello that the Mayor be authorized to sign said contract. Un. Crd.

ft) The following bills were submitted by Treas. Marianne Arnold for payment:Water cks. # lElfii,·±149total of 5457.80 and Gen. cks. ",,169-362 totalof 13,941.90. It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello thatthe bills be paid as submitted. Un. Crd.

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It was moved by Mr. Mendola and/ nd. by Mr. Iannelo that the meetingbe adjourned. un~

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Index

Building Insp. reportpolice Com. report - Specs - P.CarMcDonald's pistor permit deniedSt. Com. report - New St. lighas Rosalind and Franklyn

( St. Equipment Welder and Battery charger

S*nset Blvd. jobAhrens & Wells bid award

Paglia - roof awardResol. on st. lights

Fox - DumpsterResol. p B. Insp.Bldg. Insp. - schoolTransfers

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R"gular MeetingMon. Oct. 15.1973

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees. Village of Angola.N.Y. washeld on Monday Oct. 15th•• 1973 at the Village Hall.

,Meeting was called to order by Mayor Herman at 7r30 P.M.

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PRESENT: Kenneth J. HermanEarl Kingan.Carl IannelloJoseph MendolaRichard Carlson

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VISITORS: NoneFire Dept. Report: NoneFIRE PREVENTION BUREAU REPORT: None

BUILDING INSPECTORS REPORT: Bldg. Inspector Jane Heinrich stated that he isstill seeking forms from other Villages that he can study for a form tobe used by the Village. When he has completed this survey. he will presentto the Board the type of form to be printed to be used in the Village.

POLICE COM. REPORT:Police Com. Iannello stated that the specs. are ready for publication. theyhave been approved and there will be a change in the size of engine for thenew police car specs. It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Mendolathat the clerk be authorized to pUblish in the Evans Journal the notice .for opening of Police car bids for Nov. 5th•• 1973 me~ting. Un. Crd.Mayor Herman requested that the Police Com. notify the Police Chief thatwhenever there is a wind storm and tree branches are down. they are tonotify the D.P.W. crew or Supt. of Public Works immediately so the limbscan be picked up.

ST. COM. REPORT:St. Com. Carlson gave the following report: Request on stop signs forend of Franklyn & Sunset Blvd.r and one on Joyce and Delwood. This hasto be referred to the Police Chief for his recommendation first. and ifso recommended, the stop signs will be ordered installed at the Nov. mtg.Rubbish pickup = It will be too late this year due to the leaf pickup andpossibility of snow. so this will be postponed to Spring. Mr. Carlson statedthat he can purchase a portable welding machine outfit for the D.P.W. andcan be used in the Water Dept. also for the est. price of $125.00. He alsorequested a portable battery charger which can be purchased for an est.prmce of $75.00 or $100.00. It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Ianne:that Mr. Carlson be given authorization to make the above purchases andwill be paid from BUdget item A 5110.2 equipment fund for sts. Un. Crd.Mr. Carlson at this time also stated that he can purchase S" - 10" and 12"pipe from Ed. Scheau from Eden N.Y•• He was also given authorization topurchase the pipe from Ede~. N.Y. whnever needed. Mr. Carlson gave a reporton lhe Sunset Blvd. area that A.& M Contracting Co. will do the work andinclude the cross overs for an est. cost of $1500.00. The cost may exceedthis amount due to the cross overs that were not figured at the time theest. was submitt'd. It was moved by Me. Carlson and 2nd. by Mr. Mendolathat A & M be hired to do this job on Sunset Blvd. Un. Crd.

It was moved :B1,·'Mrf5aarlson and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that Ahrens & Wellsbeing the lowest bidder, be awarded the D.P.W. bid job at the cost of$25,SS5.00. Un. Crd.

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238It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the following resolution be adopted: Resolved that in accordance with agreement dated Oct. 15thl1973, the Niagara Mohawk Corp. be directed to make the following changes in thestreet lighting system in the Village of Angola: ~ocation: Rosalind Dr. NM-5Pole # - Install 175W MV annual charge $40.00, and Franklin Dr. Pole # NM4install 175W MV annual charge $40.00. Un. Crd.

Request was summitted in writing by JUdge McDonald for the Village to buya pistol for the Judge's protection when arraigning prisoners in theVillage Court. It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan thatthe request be denied. Un. Crd.

Letter was received from the Ronald J. Koch Real Estate Inc. introducingthe Co. for Appraisal Division work. This was ordered filed.

Mayor Herman stated that in June of this year, he contacted Mr. Fox toleave a dumpster in the parking area of the D.P.W. so that the F.Dept.,the Police Dept. and the Sts. Depts. could place their rubbish in it, sothat it wouldn't be left laying around in the area until refuse pickup.This has worked out very well and the area has been kept free of refusecans and debri laying around. After a discussion on this, it was movedby Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that this service will have to beterminated as of Nov. 1st. as they feel it is a duplication of serviceson the refuse collection contract. Mayor Herman will notify Mr. Fox toterminate this service Nov. 1st. Un. erd.

The Erie Co. Village Assoc. dinner mtg. will be held Thurs. Oot. 18th. atAkron, N.Y.

It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the Village Boardof the Village of Angola enter into a contract with Tony Paglia of GowansRd. Angola,N.Y. for the repair of the roof to the Angola Water works Bldg.Contract price awarded is in the amount of $750.00. Work to begin immediatelyupon notification of Mr. Paglia of award of contract. and Mayor authorized to sigsign contract accordingly. Un. Ctd.

It was moved by Mr. Carlson and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the following resolebe adopted: WHEREAS the enactment of Local Law # 1 for the year 1973 willsubstantially incre.se the duties and obligations of the BUilding mnspectorand WHEREAS the office of the Building Inspector will therefore be necessaryfor the efficient operation and uniform enforcement of Local Law # 1 for theyear 1973: NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Village Board of the Villageof Angola hereby authorize the salary of the Building Inspector to be :increased to $50.00 per month beginning Nov. 1973 and said salary shall continue ~to the expiration of his appointed term for 1973-1974. Un. Crd.· I

It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that the Building Inspec~~r

be authorized to attend the N.Y.State Building Inspectors school whichcommences Oct. 16th. 1973 to be held in Buffalo,N.Y. and he shall bep,id a total not to exceed $130.00 for this school session. Un. Crd.

WATER DEPT.:Water Com. Mendola stated that he was notified of the shortage in chlorinepurchases now and he instructed Mr. Widmer to keep a supply as large as .possible on hand for the plant and to purchase as much as he possibly caneach time.

The following transfers have been requested by the Village Treas.·A 1210.4 needs $500.001 A 1420.4 needs $500.00 and A 7550.4 needs

.. - - .$41.68. Question arose on the Building used by the Centennial Com.which has been account number A 7550.4. Now that the Centennial is'over,the utility bills for this building should be terminated as ofNov. lst.,1973 and the Com. be notified of same. The transfer of $41.68will close out this budget account for A 7550.4. Moved by Mr. Kinganand 2nd. by Mr. Carlson. Un. Crd.

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It was moved bp Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by mr. Iannello that bills submittedby the Clerk-Trease be paid as such: Water cks. # 102-183 total of5510.60 and Gen. cks. # 196-414 total of 16,608.14. Un. Crd.

It was moved by mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Carlson to adjourn. Un. Crd.

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INDEX

Police report

Winter BanPolice car bidsFire Prevo Bureau reportBuilding Insp. reportBldg. permits =(Lerczakr Badaszewski and WID. Fox)Local Law Rental & Occupancy forms to be printed.

St. Com. report = Trees to come down - leaf machine

Ward Dr. st. light

Equal. rate = 29xmas light gours

Transfers

Adjourned mtg. data:Police car bids rejected.New bids for Dec. 3rd. to be opened.Mr. Valvo - Xmas lightingr Insulators and Wiring Ordinance.

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MONTHLY EOLICE REPORT TO VILLA~ OF,ANGOLA BOARD

EMERGENCIES

3 First Aid calls3 Ambulance Calls3 Inhalator Calls

TRll.FFIC

OCTOBER 1st to 31st 1973 •

16 Vehicle and Traffic Summonses Issued13 Pa~king Tickets Issued

9 Funeral Escorts5 Bank Escorts

Miscellaneous Activities

e doors found open11ass.is;t to motorists10 assists to other agencies7 no,ise complaints4 trOUble with patrons1 stolen car oomplaint4 alarms at junior high3 Bomb thre,ats: at Jr. High1 suspicious person oall1 attempted burglary1 missing person located3 ar!?es:ts on warrant2 trips to erie county jail1 Burgl8l!?Y complaint3 .fires:2 flilght oalls2 domes tic call"2 prowler calls1 U.F.O. COl'lPLAINT1 neighbor trouble:5 criminal mischeif calls10 summons for speeding

6 summons for misc: v&t violationsMOm'HLY REPORT TO VILLAGE BOARD

II, tt It FBICORHECTIONS

5.300 MILES PATHOLl,ED BY APD.861 0 9 GALLONS OF GASOLINE USED BY APD.

1 ACCIDENTS INVES~'IGATED

TR1\FF'IC COm'ROL FOR 2 PARADESEXTRA PA:rlWLS ~'OR HO~lECOMING GMlESAND HALLO\'iEEN

-RESPECTF LY SUBlViIT'J:ED

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1. Oheclced Metric garage on North Main St, and advised him to get2 (two) A J3 0, t3'pe fire extinguisher. Ialso explained t(jat I

would return for 11 conrplete inspection, aLter they are settled.

2. Oheclced'rhe Most Precious Blood and found exits lights were~':,'out. School custodian said they' would be repailed.

3. })roperty owned by Mr. Augustine JJombardo of J!lriend St.Some work has been (,lOne to the garage and all the storiedlumber, boxes, etc, ,have 'been put outside. We now have aneye sore.

I Called the above pn 8/2/73 and he asured me the work would, done.

4. Please clean up the grounds where the old barn stOOd, (eyesore &firehazard)

5. Checked Vassalo property and found no fire hazard.

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village board NOVEMBER 5, 1973

1. inte·rsection o,f fl1anklin & Sunset. reccomend that a stop sign beere~Ued on the north east corner oil franklin where it intersectssunse·t.

2. intel1section of Joyce Lane and Dellwood • reccomend a Yield signo,n Joyce at the north east corner.

Factors us·ed in making these reccomendlat;ions:.1. sight dis;tanc e2. approach speed3. type of traffic4. angle of convergance

3. The primaJXy adV'antageof a Yield sign is that it assigns right of waywithout re~uiring a oomplete stop at times when it is safe to proceedby slmling do,m to a speed reasonable for conditions.

4. the stop s:ign is the most restrictive control short of a traffic controllight. these devises re~uire a complete stop by all vehicles and have ahigh inconvenience factox. a motorist must stop even when it is safe toproceed without stopping

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Regular MeetingMon. Nov. 5,1973

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The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,N.Y. was heldon Monday Noy. 5th.,1973 at the Village Hall.

Meeting was called to ord~r by Mayor Herman.at 7,30 P.M.


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VISITORS: NonePOLICE REPORT:Police report was submitted by Chief Kane. Read and ordered filed.A street sign recommendations were also submitted for the areas of FranklynSt. & Sunset and Joyce Lane & Delwood. (Copy of recommendation attachedon separate page of minutes)Question of winter ba.n was discussed and it was moved by Mr. Iannello and2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the winter ban hours be from 3 A.M. thru 7 A.M.daily from Nov. 1st. 1973 thru May 1st. 1974. Un. Crd.Notice on this was referred to Police Chief for publication.Police Commissioner stated that the area on Center St. between the curband street should be blacktopped as this area where the sidewalk is onis always full of stones and very hazardous to those walking on the walkthis being due to cars turning around on Center st. in this area and thestones being kicked up on the walk from the cars. A pos~ibility of maybeobtaining some portable curbs for the meantime was discussed and maybe nextyear this area could be black-topped.

Police car bids were opend by Mayor Herman at B P.M. Bids were receivedfrom the following: Catalano Motors = $3200.00 (bid deposit enclosed of$100.00) and the other bid from Lake Shore Crysler-Plymouth Service for$3200.00 (bid deposit of $160.00 enclosed). There only being 2 bidsreceived and both with the same bid price, the awarding or pendGng ofthe award was tabled until Thursday Nov. Bth.,1973 meeting, which willbe an adjournment of this meeting to that date.

FIRE PREVENTION BUREAU REPORT:Fire Inspector Floyd Miliken submitted his report. Read and filed. (Copyattached on separate page of minutes)

BUILDING INPSECTORS REPORT:BUilding Inspector Jack Heinrich gave his report on the classes he attendedin Hamburg, N.Y. and he stated that he has the formal inspeclmDn formsat the printers and should be available very shortly.

Question arose on having printed book copies made of the Local Law on ReBRental & Occuparoy as there will be many requests for these copies andat least 100 copies coumdd be printed by the Pennysaver Office and acover could be made for each biiklet. A charge would be set on the costof each-copy. The cost would be set up in accordance to the printingcost to the Village. It was also saggested that the BUilding Inspectionforms be printed also in this manner.

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for the purchase of a 4 drawerstated that he would see if he

Fire Inspector and BUilding InspectorxxxxXxxlocking file cabinet. Water Com. Mendolacould order one from Buffalo.

BUILDING PERMITS: ,Building permits were received from: WIn. Fox to erect a garage on hisproperty on Gowans Rd. to store his trucks. Pe1lllllit from Leonard Lerczakto erect a shed and one from Ronald Badaszewski to erect a private garageon his property on Newton st. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. byMr Carlson that the permits be granted. Un. Crd.

ST. COM. REPORT:St. qom. Carlson reported that there are at least 20 trees that will haveto be removed and at least 18 of them are hazardous in wind storms. Hewill get an estimate on the cost and have it ready for next meeting.He also stated that he was contacted by the Masonic Lmdge if they couldhave permission to store papers that they are collecting in the paperdrive %8 at the garage area next to Agway on LaSalle St. The papers wouldonly be stored for a short period of time and only one truck load at atime so it would not create a fire hazard. There wasn't any question onopposition from the Board, as long as permission is granted by the FireInspector.St. Com. Carlson statedthat the NOEth Collins Highway Dept. has loanedtheir leaf catcher equipment to the Village Angola and a letter of thanksbe sent to the Village of North Collins.

WATER COM. REPORT: Water Com. Joseph Mendola stated that the Woodward Ave.new water line will be tapped shortly and as soon as all tests havebeen made and o.k'd the individual service taps will be installed plUSthe street and driveway areas reparied.OLD BUSINESS: The question arose on the relocation of ~he street lighton Ward Dr. area. It was suggested that a letter be obtained from thevarious residents in mention that have requested this change and itbe brought tomthe next meeting. or that they appear in person for the request.

NEW BUSINESS: The equalization rate was received for 1973. It being 29.Request received from Thomas Passon South Main st. for information onutilities on Rosalind Dr. as they would like to obtain a mortgage tobuild a new home and the Bank has requested this information. Clerkto notify them that the gas, electric and water are in that area and thisis a Village Street, but they would haveto contact the Erie Co. SewerDistrict on the sanitary sewer set up.

Discussion was held on the all nite Xmas. light program. Due to thequestion of conserving electricty, it was decided that this be left upto the Nia. Mohawk Corp. if they wish that the Xmas. street lightingbe left on all nite or turned off at midnite. Clerk was instructed tocontact Mr. Valvo and ask him to attend the meeting Thurs. nite.Question arose on installing cedar tub planters in the posts that wereused for the centennial. the tUbs est. around 4.25 each. No actiontaken on this at the present time.

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The following transfers were requested by the Treas. A 5010.4 needs 241at least $75.00 more and A 5110.4 st. other expenses need at least$5000.00. Transfers to be made from A 1990.4 contingent fund. Itwas moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola thatthe Treas. beauthorized to make the transfers as requested. Un. Crd.

,It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the billspresented: Water cks. # 113 - 207 total of 681~.00 and Gen. cks. #212to 467 total of 12,881.54 be paid as submitted. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola to adjourn thismeeting to Thursday Nov. 8th. due to the unfinished business and policecar bid business that could not be taken cared of at this meeting. Un.Crd.

THURSDAY NOV. 8th. ADJOURNED MEETING:Mayor Herman called the meeting to order at 7 P.M.All Members of the Board were present.

Police car bids were re-opened for discussion. Due to the same bid pricebeing submitted by the two bi~ders and there being no cause for accepting

one bid and rejecting the other, it was only in fairness that the motionwas made by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the two bids rec

eived be rejected and the police car be up for a new bid. Clerk was sOinstructed to notify the two bidders and that the new bids will be

opened at the Dec. 3rd. meeting. Un. erd.

Mr. Valvo, District Manager for the Niagara Mohawk Corp. in Angola waspresent at the meeting on the subject of the Xmas. lighting programthat the Village has each year. His opinion was asked as to whetherthe Village would be in order for continuing the Xmas. light program

as in the present years. Mr. Valvo stated that at the present time hedoes not see any need of discontinuing this practice as the shortageisn't going to be that great, it was left up to the Village Board ifthey wish to curtail the hours or they may choose to leave the lightson continously until the hol~days are over. Mr. Valvo at this timesuggested to the Board that an Ordinance should be set up deputizingthe Fire Inspector to re-inspect a lot of the older buildings in theVillage on the wiring as many have been found to have faulty wiring

that has aged thru the years and really should be replaced with newinstallations. If the Board wishes, Mr. Valvo can contact the Chief

of the Western N.Y. Underwritiers Assoc. to meet with the VillageBoard, and also with the Fire and Building Inspectors of the Village

and discuss this further as to the necessary procedures that can be

followed. This was agreeable with all Board Members present and Mr.Valvo will contact the Board as to when this meeting can be set up.He amso requested that the Police Chief and his patrolmen be alerted

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248to the fact that a great many insulators of the power lines have been shotat by young people while out hunting, and this isn't really.a cost problem

but a great inconvience to the consumers while the insulators are beingreplaced by this vandalism. Clerk was instructed to notify the Police

Chief of this matter.

It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the meeting beadjourned. Un. Crd.

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Police Com. Report

Fire Chiefs report

Fire Prevo report - Fire at 61 York St.

Building Insp. report - Permit fees $5.00

St. Com. report = Receivers needed.Chipper purchased.

Phone changeover D.P.W.

Water Dept. = Leo Ret. notice.Old Businesss = R.Kaczmarek back wages.

New Bus.: Data on Remco Data Co.

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~1QL2.3. t.lg;.!2-~I!l_~~JGiychoo~._~ _J~ch R~~~jL.~~hoo~j~mb}hreat._,_._,~_. .•

L!QLnJ_,_~,tl:tLP.!mL_MQ._ I Leaves 1Park Street.,/' '!Village of AngOl~ Vandals! None:i; ~. i 1 . . . !~~. -- -~-~= ..,,=- ~"""",,,,....,,,...t"'=~·""""'-~=-"'~·-"'·=-''-~...=-='-""''-"---=''''-<==''''

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~*QL,1Q.~_~8:2i,11~~-.•1~~~ Cot~~e ~l Peach S~. " .J:! L ~lutual~j~E...~ _~.' ,; , :! , J

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Regular MeetingMonday 11/19/73

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The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,N. Y~ was he.ld,at the Village Hall on Monday Nov. 19th.,1973.

Meeting was called to order by Mayor Herman


VISITORS: None.

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!'lOLICE CHIEF's REPORT: None

POLICE COMMISSIONR'S REPORT:Police Com. Carl Iannello stated that he has received from the Chief

of Police the written resignation from Ptlm. Paul Brown who is resigningfrom the Village Police Dept. effective Dec. Ist.,1973. It was moved byMr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that Mr. Brown's resignation beaccepted with regrets. Un. Crd.

Com. Iannello also stated that Thomas Crupe, a part time relief patrolmanthat is employed on the Village Police Dept. woumd like to apply for fulltime work, he has taken the patrolman test, but no report to date on thetest has been received. Mr. Crupe would be hired as a Provisonal appointeeto fill the vacancy of Ptlm. Brown. It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd.by Mr. Mendola that Thomas Crupe be appointed on a provisional baiis withthe starting base pay of $7200.00 plus the differential pay that would beadded for the shift he would work. Un. Crd.

FIRE CHIEF'S REPORT:Fiee report for the month of October was submitted by Chief Hornberger.

Read and ordered filed.

FIRE PREVENTION BUREAU REPORT:Report was submitted by Fire Inpsector Floyd Miliken on the fire at

61 YorJl: st. He requested that the Vj.llage Board comply. with the rules andregulations that have been set forth by Ordinance on the removal of alldebri caused by fires, which are proved hazaradous to the public. His letterwas referred to Village Atty. Allan Paglia.

BUILDING INSPECTORS REPORT:BUilding Inspector Jack Heinrich gave the same report on the fire that

Fire Inspector Miliken had given and also made the same request. The questionof BUj.lding permit fees arose and it was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. byMr. Carlson that a fee of $5.00 per permit be set and become effective assoon as Building Inspector Heinrich receives the permit forms that he has atthe printers. IOhis·.fee would be an annual inspection fee that will be paidby the owners of the premises in question. Un. Crd.

The booklets on the I~cal Law # 1 for the year 1973 providing the Standardsfor Rental or unoccupied Premises in the Village have been printed and areon file at the Clerk's office. The fee for each book was set at $1.00 eachby motion of Mr. Mendola and 2nd. of Mr. Iannello. Un. Crd.

STREET COMMISSIO~S REPORT:St. Uommissioner Richard Carlson stated that the 2 storm receivers

have been installed on Sunset Blvd.

260 He also stated that the Village purbhase 2 more for the South Main St.area and one larger one for Terrylynn area. It was moved by Mr. Carlsonand 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that Mr. Carlson be given permission to makethe purchases needed. Un. Crd.

An estimate was received from 3 firms on the ,tree removal program. Thiswas tabled until~a later date.

A Chipper was purchased for $485.00 for the St. Dept. It was moved byMr/ Carlson and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that this bill be authorized forpayment. Un. Crd.

Mrs Cynthia Provenzo was hired as a part time o~t!~r clerk effectiveNov. 12th. at the pay rate of $3.00 per hr~Hand1~rs. Ware the fulltime Clerk takes her retirement in March1~Mrs Provenzo will behired on a full time schedule. A vote was' taken on this at theExecutive Session held on Nov. 12th. and a full majority vote wasreceived for the hiring of Mrs Provenzo.Request came in for the phone changeover at the D.P.W. building~ Atpresent there is a phone only for incoming calls, this will be changedover to both incoming and outgoing calls and the present phone in theD.P.W. office number will be changed. Supt. Orr will take care of thischangeover with the phone company.

A Mr. Flagg and Mr. Bartel from the Rominco 2111 Data Co. werE! present atthe meeting to explain a new accounting system, which would be benefitingto both the Water and General Depts. No action was taken on this at thistime.

WATER DEPT:Water Commissioner Joseph Mendola stated that he has received notice

that Leo Widmer will be retiring from Ahe Angola Waterworks Operator jobas of Jan. Ist.,l974. At the present time he is training spencer Vailas an operator trainee but will need at least 2 more men that. should alsohave this same training. He has interviewed several men but has not hadany luck so he will interview Mario Lauricella, Richard Galfo also forthis job. Mr. Cotton Village ElIJgineer and Mr. Widmer and Mr. Mendola haveset up a test that consists of 20 questions to determine who is bestqualified to act as Chief Dept. Head for the plant. Results of this testwill be made available at a later date.

OLD BUSINESS:Mr. Robert Kaczmarek has received his release for bacle wages and

a check has been made payable to him for the amount he was to receive.

NEW BUSINESS:Mayor Herman stated that worle should proceed with the new tax toll

entries and changes as soon as possible. Board agreed to start on Dec. 4th.Question arose on the condition of the former Johnson Printing Shopocated on Yorle St. The windows are all broken and the entire bldg. isdeterdlorating and has become a hazard on this street. Clerk wasinstructed to not1.fy the Fire and Building Inspectors of this conditionand to follow thru on the necessary procedures immediately and havea report for next meeting.

The following bills were submitted for payment Water Cks. # 113-228total of 38.597.25 and General Fund cks. # 212-512 total of 26,950.76.It 't'las moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Hr. Kingan that bi.lls be paidas submit~ed. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. Hendola and 2nd. by Mr. Carlson that the meetingbe adjourned. Un. Crd.

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INDEX

Peterson••••••St. Light

Mr. Salzman •••• Grove st. problem at 45 Grove st.

Police Chiefs report

Poli.ce Com. report - R. Smith hired •••Police car bids awarded

Fire Prev, Report

B.Insp. report

Trash pick up on Mondays

Water Com. report

Transfer from Rev. sharing to A 1325.1

Vmas. defiorations

Data Provessing discussion.

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l'IONTHLY POLICE BEPORT 'rO VILLAGE OF ANGOLA BOAHD

NOVEMBER 1st to 30th 1973

JilMB>RGENCIBS

1 First Aid Call7 Ambulance Calls5 Inhalator Calls

TI:ll\J!'F IC

20 Vehicle and Traffic Summonses Issued15 Parking Tickets Issued-4 Funeral Escorts5 Bank Escorts

lVIISCELLANE:OUS ACTIVI'£IBS

1 Arrest for Felonious Criminal Mischief1 Arrest for Harrassment1 Arrest for Public Intoxication1 Arrest for Assault 3rd Degree2'Burglar,y Complaints2 House Burglar,ys2 Harrassment Complaints2 Criminal Mischief Complaints3, Domestics2 N~se- Complaints2 Prowler Complaints~ ~'respassing Complaint1 Neighbor Trouble Complaint1 Suspicious Car Complaint2 Dog Complaints Handled1 Missing Person Located3 BUilding Fires1 Drug Overdose,5 Motorists Assisted5 Open Doors li'ound-Businesa Area1 Property Damage Accident Investigated2 Bomb Threats-Senior High School1 Trip To Erie County Holding Center

10 Assists To Evans Police Department

MONTHLY REPORT TO VILLAGE BOAllDIt n II FBI

CORRECTIONS

3, 792 Miles Patrolled by Angola P.D.602 Gallons of Gas Used

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FIRE PREVENTION BUREAU

41 Commercial Street. Angola, New York 14006

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NII>Velll'be:(' ll.. 197"~, Sent ~ll1pervi$oX' Ct:l.tall.1nQ e. lQ'bt0:(,r.eQ.::tl1J.·.·$t~.ng. that he h~.:<te. the Old U'br~y .1'JU:l.ltUl~g {O.Ol1lJllEl:t>c.:l.~street) oleaned of a:I.), .1te fire hazards, s\loh as e. generaloleaJ::l u.p, :repa1r 0 £ nile eto.

116vember l2. 1973••. "Inapecrbed. ~e Lod.ge M~61.

lifovelIl'ber 197:;... !nlt;peoted ltving ql1arte:t'1!l over the luetr:!.og~a.ge.

rifOvembElr 1~3, 197'... ~1 ent V:t:lla.glll l'lQll!J:'d a letter oono0r-i1;i.ngthe bllilding at 61 York gtreet.

rrOvembe.r 22, 19T5••• !nspe01ledbllilt'l:1.n.g f),t 9 York St:t'eet.:Blli:l.J.d:lm.g will be oleaned end seoured.•

N'ovelll'ber 26, J.913•• Gt:l.Ve Evens Lodge "'2$1 Pe~hl!lion to storepape:t>s :1m. a l)u;l.lding on 'LaSalle St. f to$' one yel1lJ.' withprovia;1.on1tt

NovEtll1ber 197,....MllIved Fire :Prevention :Bl.lrea\l n=SJl'li 1n:booft'iee [1t the l).}'. W. J5uUding .

RESOLUTION

----At a regular meeting of the Village Board of the Village of

Angola, County of Erie, New York, held in said Village on the 3rd

day of December, 1973, at 7:30 p.m., there were:

PRESENT: KENNETH J. HERMAN, MayorCARL IANNELLO, TruSteeRICHARD CARLSON, TrusteeEARL D. KINGAN, TrusteeJOSEPH MENDOLA, Trustee

ABSENT: NONE

Mr. Ianello offered the following resolution and moved its

adoption:

RESOLVED, that bids for a specially built police car were

duly received and opened as advertised as follows:

1. West Herr Ford, Inc.55025 Camp RoadHamburg, New York 14075

$3,555.00

2. Catalano Motots, Inc.Erie RoadAngola, New Y6rk 14006

$4,328.90$1,154.90 less trade-in

$3,174.00

3. Lake Shore Chrysler-Plymouth8550 Erie RoadAngola, New York 14006

$3,465.43$ 326.43 less trade-in

$3,139.00

AND IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, that the lowest bid having been

submitted by Lake Shore Chrysler-Plymouth and there being no

disqualifying discrepancy therein and said bid being fair and not

, excessive

~OW,THEREFORE, be it resolved that upon the recommendation

of Joseph Kane, Police Chief for the Village of Angola, and Allan

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L. Paglia, Attorney for sand Village that the contract be awarded

to Lake Shore Chrysler-Plymouth for the contract price of---------,

$3,134.00 which included allowance for trade in value of present,blue Ford 1970 Police Car and that <the Mayor be authorized to Sign,

contracts accordingly.

Seconded by Mr. Carlson and duly put to vote which resulted

as follows:

Ayes:

Noes:

Unanimous

None

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Regular MeetingMon. Dec. 3rd.,1973

The aegular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,N.Y. washeld on Monday Dec. 3rd.,1973 at the Village Hall.

Meeting was called to order by Mayor Herman at 7;30 P.M.

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VISITORS:Mr & Mrs Wilmer Peterson were present at the meeting in regard to the

street light on Ward Dr. They had been informed of the possibilty of achange on the street lights in that area and very much opposed the ideaof having the street light removed from its present location. Mayor Hermanstated that the light would not be removed. . .

Mr. Richard Salzman was present at the meeting on a complaint in regardto the rubbish and trash that was left by the Strasser's when they movedfrom 45 Grove st. This trash is creating a rodent problem. The matterwas referred to Fire Inspector Floyd Miliken to check and have a reportfor next meeting and also to notify the Realtor of this condition as soonas possible. .

POLICE CHIEF'S.REPORT:Police report was submitted by Chief. Kane Read and ordered filed.

POLICE COMMISSIONER'S REPORT:Police Com. Iannello stated that a request has been submitted by

the Police Chief for·the re-einstatment of Reed Smith as a part timerelief patrolman. It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Kinganthat Reid Smith be hired at $3.00 per hour becoming effective immediately,1!:n.serve as a part time relief patrolman. Un. Crd.At this time Mayor Herman announced the opening of the Police car bids:RESOLUTION: Mr. Iannello offered the following resolution and moved itsadoption: RESOLVED, that bids for a specially built police care weredUly received and opened as advertised as follows:

1 ~ West Herr Ford,Inc. S 55025 Camp Rd. Hamburg,N.Y. wrice of $3555.002 ~ Catalano Motors, Erie Rd. Angola,N. Y• ........... Iflfl""""" 4328.90

less trade in of 1,154.90 gave bid price on car at $3174.003 ~ Lake Shore Chrysler-Plymouth, 8550 Erie Rd. Angola,N.Y. $3465.43 lesstrade in of 326.43 gave bid price of $3139.00.And IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, that the lowest bid having been submitted byLake Shore Ch1ysler-Ply~outhand there being no disqualifying dmscrepancytheretn and said bid being fair and not excessive, NOW THEREFORE, be.itresolved that upon recommendation of Joseph Kane, Police Chief for theVillage of Angola, and Allan Paglia, Attorney for said Village that thecontract be awarded to Lake Shore Chrysler-Plymouth for the contractprice of $313j.00 which included allowance for trade in value of presentblue ford 1970 Police car and that the Mayor be authorized to sign thecontracts aEcordingly.Seconded by Mr. Carlson and duly put to vote which resulted as follows:Ayes: Unanimous ••••••• Noes: None.

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58FIRE REPORT: None

FIRE PREVENTION BUREAU REPORT:Fire Inspection report was read by Floyd Miliken. Copy of report is

attached on separate sheet in minutes.

BUILDING INSPECTORS REPORT:Building Inspector Jack Heinrich gave his report on the permit forms that

he has received from the printers and also the progress he has made on thisprogram. He also stated that he is going to be available on Tues. & Wed.evenings from 7 P.M. to 8 P.M. and on Sat's from 1 to 3 P.M. to assistanyone wishing information on the new rental law and he will have thenew booklets there to pass out to everyone wishing to obtain a copy. Hehas also placed a notice in the local paper to this effect. Mayor Hermanat this time extended his thanks to ~r. Heinrich for the swlendid work thathe has dORe and is doing on this program.

ST, COMMISSIONER'S REPORT:st. Com. Carlson stated that he has had his maintance men picking up

trash on Monday mornings and it has proven worthwhile and by doing this, itwill eliminate a lot of extra work in the Spring on trash pickup. He alsogave a report on the quotations he has received on the catch basin forTerrylynn Drive area. One quotation was from Ahrens & Wells for $1645.00which is the lowest in price for the type of basin that will be needed, butMr. Carlson stated that he will check with others. It was moved by Mr.Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that Mr. Carlson be given the authorizationto proceed with this as soon as he has obtained the costs that meet with hisapproval. Un. Crd.Question arose on the type of apron to be used for the new D.P.W. addition.Aftera discussion it was decided that a concrete apron would be more practicalfor this approach. .It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Carlson that the bill submittedby Ahrens & Wells in the amount of $5794.34 on the D.P.W. bid job be paidfrom the Bond.Fund actt. # 75-528-6. Un. Crd. 'WAlI1:BR COMMS. REPORT:

Water Corom. Joseph Mendola stated that on Sat. Dec. 1st. there was atest held that consissed of 20 questions prmtaining to the duties of aChief water plant operator and that he had Cynthia Provenzo type up theanswers to the test that each operator took and had the names left off fromthe test papess and used numbers so that when Mr. Cotton corrected thetest papers he would not be aware of whose paper he was correcting, thiswas done in due fainness to all 3 operators that took the test. Mr. Widmerthe Chief operator will be taking his retirement in Dec. and a man will haveto replace him as chief operator. Results from the test will be made publicat the next meeting. Mr. Cotton, Village Engineer gave a report on aexpermintal station that can be loaned to the Angola Waterworks for a teston water filteration. This station would be erected outside of the plantand can be borrowed with only a small fee for the transporting of it fromthe st. Point Water plant to Angola Water plant. Mr. Cotton will have moredetails on this at next meeting.

The water test repoiltt has been received from the Erie Co. Health Dept.and was proven satisfactory, so service lines to all the homes on thisnew line will be started as soon as possible.

A bill from Mathews & Co. was submitted in the amount, of $7573.50 forthe painting of the standpipes. It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. byMr

1Kingan that upon completion of the cleaning up in this area, the

01 1 can be authorized for payment. Un. Crd.

A bill was received from Burwin & Co. of Gowanda,N.Y. for the Est. of 269bid job at the water plant in the amount of $5003.10. It was moved byMr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that this bill be paid as submittedUn. Crd.

OLD BUSINESS:Mayor Herman stated that he is to meet with Mr. Karpik on Tues. at 1;30

P.M. to check over the trees that were scheduled for removal. He will havea report on this for next meeting.

NEW BUSINESS:Request was sumbitted by the, Village Treasurer for a, transfer into

A 1325.1 Office Administration to cover the salary of the new clerk MrsCynthia Provenzo and also to cover the sick leave that will be paid to MrsWare in March when she takes her retirement. Th.e A 1325.1 will need a totalof $2756.34 to cover this deficit. It was moved.by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. byMr. Mendola that the Treas. be authorized to make this transfer f~om theRevenue Sharing Fund as this money was budgeted under Financial Administrationin the event it was needed. Un. Crd.

Mayor Herman stated that he has given permission to have the Noel bannersand other Xmas. decoration erected over the streets but they will not belit this year due to president~ Nixon's request to save on electricty.Mayor Herman also stated that the planters will be erected on the streetand evergreen trees will be planted in them and the Evans Garden Clubwill put red bows on the tubs for added decoration.Letter was received from the AFL CIO to the Board Members on the re-openingof the contract on negotiations with the Village Board.

Mayor Herman stated that he met with Mr. Valvo and the Western N.Y. FireUnderwriter and recommendation was made that the Electrical OrdinanceCode be included With the present Fire Code. This will be an ammendmentto the present code.Mayor Herm.an also stated that he met with the Army Corp group and theyare making a study of the old Village Hall.Discussion was had on the preparation of the new tax roll, and Mr. Kingansuggested that with permission of the Board, he would come in on a Sat.A.M. and possibly some evening and enter all of the new additions to theroll then the Board can memt wm to finish their work With the tax roll.He was given pemmission by the Board to proveed.

Mr. Mendola and Mr. Carlson will meet With the Town Board Members todiscuss the water contract for the new fiscal year.

The following bills were submitted for payment by the Treas. Water eks.# 133- 24!il total of 10,699.03 and Gen. cks. # 225 - 546 total of10,425.29. It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that allbills be paid as sumbitted. Un. Crd.

Question arose Qn tue Data processing. The Clerk was insturcted to contactMr. Flagg to find out,what the closeest Community was that has enteredinto this new data system and a Member of the office should attend sothey can make a study of this process to see if it would be beneficalto the Village before the Village enters imto a changeover on datap~ocessing. Marianne Arnold, Village Clerk-Trease stated that she wouldcontact Mr. Flagg and also the Clerk in Sloan,N.Y. to see Whether or not~loan had entered into it and Mrs Arnold suggested that Cynthia Provensobe delegated to attend as she will be working with the new system forwater bi~ling. Mrs Arnold stated that she had been talking with Mr.n@Ra!@s@~ f~~el§ij~\O& Control on other Village business and during the

270course of conversation she had asked about the Rominco Data system and

if it was a good system to change over to. Mr. Donaldson stated that theDept of Audit and Control does not make any recommendation for anyonetype of data system to be used, It is up to the office staff to determinewhether the system being presented to the Village is a good system and athorough system of bookkeeping. There are a lot of these companies on themarket and one has to be careful of What they change over to and also itis not advisable to change from the old bookkeeping system to a new oneduring a fiscal year or even between an audit term.

It was moved by Mr. Carlson and 2nd. by Mr. Men~la to adjourn. Un. Ord.

MARIANH£ MHOUI_______C_"_rk_ot18_'_SU_IW C1erk.

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Index

Fire Co. purcha se of foamPolice report on Fire Co. parking lotBldg. Insp. repo!:,t,St. Com. report =Trees, 220 elec. line in D.P.W. Bldg. & Dump siteWter.c:::om.reportr L. Perez app. and S. Vail app.Garden clu'lJ thank youTransger for A 8020.4·Chamber Inv.New vac. pumps for plant

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Regular MeetingMon. Dec. l7th.,1973 0

The Regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,N.Y. ~as heldon Monday Dec. l7th.,l973 at the Village Hall.


PRESENT: KENNETH J. HERMANEarl KinganCarl IannelloJoseph MendolaRichard Carlson

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FIRE CO. REPORT: Fire Corom. Sal. Sack was at the meeting and asked permissionfor the Fire Co. to purchase 100 gallons of foam at the price of $500.00.This money will be drawn from the Fire Co. bUdget but it being a purchaseof over $50.00, permission is requested before the purchase of same. It wasmoved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that the Fire Co. be grantedpermission to make the purchase as requested. Un. Crd. Question also aroseon having one of the old police cars turned over .to the Fire Co. for theFire Chief's use going to Fires. This was tabled until an estiminate isobtained on the cost a6 the repairs on the old police car.Fire report was received and ordered filed.

POLICE REPORT: Chief Kane gave the report on 3 large tractor trailers beingparked overnite in the Fire Co. ~arking lot. Question arose on whether itis permissable to have these trucks blocking this area or if they shouldbe notified to remove them from the lot. This was tabled until next mtg.and Chief Kane will have more details on this.

BUILDING INSPECTORS REPORT:Mr. Heinrich gave the report on the. Bldg. Inspectors course that he justcompleted and he thanked the Board for his attendance at the school. Hestated that the response for permits is very slow. He requested someManilla folders for his file cabinet. These will be purchased as soon aspossible.

FIRE PREVENTION BUREAU REPORT: None

ST. COM. REPORT: st. Corom. Carlson reported .that he would like to havea 220 electric connection in the new D.P.W. Bldg. before the job iscompleted. He will obtain some. estimates on this and Village EngineerMr. Cotton will do likewise, whatever estiminate is lowest, they willhire the job done. .Mayor Herman stated that Mr. Fox has informed him that he will emptythe trash containers on Main st. every Wed. A.M. if they are open. Mr.Orr supt. Public Works was advised to see that the containers are readyevery Wed. for Mr. Fox.

Question arose on the tree removal. Mayor Herman and Mr. Karpick tooka survey of the trees that should be removed and out of 23 trees therewere at least 16 that should be taken down now. St. Com. Carlson statedthat he would get prices an the removal of the 16 trees and give thejob to the lowest estiminate received.Mr. Kingan gave a report on the meeting that he attended in Buffalo onthe dump site. A letter will be sent to the Village on this meeting,nad what steps are to be followed by the Village, in the meantime, MayorHerman informed Mr. Orr that the site on Gowaas Rd. and Mill st. are tobe closed and remain closed to all dumping.

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WZTER COMM. REPORT: Water Comm. Mendola stated that on Dec. 1st. a writtentest was given to three operators to fill the vacancy that will be left openwhen Mr. Widmer takes his tetirement and out of the 3 operators, Mr. LouisPerez passed the test with the greatest knowledge. Mr•.Perez is a Villageresident and has been employed at the plant for ~ yrs. and his work hasbeen very s_tisfactory. It was moved b¥ Mr. Kingan and 2nd. b¥ Mr, Carlsonthat Mr. Perez will fill the vacancy of Chief Water Plant Opertabbr eff.as of Dec. 23rd. 1973, Un. Crd. Water Com. Mendola stated that there beinga vacancy on the regular shift for operators with Mr. Perez moving up toChief Operator, that he would like to request that Spencer Vail be hiredas Water operator on a full time scale eff. 12/23/73 at the salary of$7100.00. Mr. Perez's salary will be also changed to $8000.00 a yr.Un. Crd.Woodward Ave. water line has been completed with all services to the homescompleted and as soon as weather permits, the street will be repaired too.OLD BUSINESS: None

NEW BUSINESS: Mayor Herman stated that thanks should be sent to the EvansGarden Club for the generous donation that they made to the Village onthe Xmas. decorations and time involved on makmng the red bows and puttingp!ne cones on all of the little pbtted trees that were installed in theVillage for Xmas.Treas. requested a transfer for A 8020.4 in the amount of $500.00 as thisacoount is in the red due to supplies and other expenses that have beenused up by the Bldg. Inspector. It was moved that a transfer of $500.00be made into A 8020.4 and to be drawn from acct. A 1990.4 contingent.Moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola. Un. Crd.

Mayor Herman read a invitation to the Board that was reveived from theChamber of Commerce for a dinner dance to be held in Lackawanna on Jan. 5th.price $10.00 per person. Mayor Herman went on record as opposing thisdance for being held out of the 'fownship, he stated that the Town IbfEvansChamber of Commerce should. of held this in their own Township.

It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the following billsbe paid as sumbittedr Water cks. # 19!-271 total of 11,229.96 and Gen.Cks. # 291-589 total of 6686.32. Un. Crd.

Mr. Ctton , Village Engineer stated that a purchase of 2 vac. pumps shouldbe made for the water pumping station as the two that are there are over 28yrs.old and they should be replaced. He has obtained a price of $1062.00 for anew pump and the est. of at least 1200.00 for the complete pump incl. thefittings needed. It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello thatVillage Eng. Mr. Cotton be authorized to make the necessary purchase. Un.Crd. .

At this time Mayor Herman wished the entire Board a Merry Christmas andHappy New Year, and requested that this meeting be adjourned in memoryof Planning Board Chairman Carl He~gere.who passed away this past weekend.Motion was made by Mr. MendgJ.a.···a·nd, 2n r. Carlson that the aboverequest be accepted. Un. cfd. ~

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