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Library report

Fire Report

Police Report

operators wanted at plant

Equal. rate 28%

Xmas. tree notice for piCkUp

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183REGULAR MEETING

Tuesday Jan. 3,1967

The Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld on Tuesday Jan. 3rd.,1967, (change of date due to New Year's Holiday)at the Village Hall.

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

Pjl/ESENT: Donald L. CarbeckAllen WhiteCarl IannelloEarl KinganJene Heimburg

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REPORTS:LIBRARY: = Several Members of the Library Board were present at the meeting ••Mr. Foster Thayer was the Spokesman for the Board. Discussion was in regardto a Library bUilding, namely the Leone BUilding on No. Main St. in theVillage. It was suggested that an Architect be consulted before any definiteplans are made on the purchase of the building.

Fire report was submitted by Chief Arnold. Read and filed.

Police Report was submitted by Chief Marosnski. Read and filed.

Mayor Carbeck reported that he has contacted the Chief of the Tonwanda PoliceDept. and permission was granted for a period of 6 weeks or more in regardto Ptlm. Coulter remaining with the Village Dept. in order for the Villageto have ample time to find a replacement for Ptl. Coulter. Mayor Carbeckalso stated that he received notice that the Basic Training will start Feb.27th. and continue to Apr. 21,1967 for new Ptlm.

WATER DEPT.:Com. Heimburg stated that a representative from the Leopold Co. was at theplant and cheeked the valves. One valve had to be replaced. The biggest problem at the present time is the shortage of help for operators at the plant,the only full time men are Leo Widmer and Robert Beck, . the rest are temporaryrelief men and David Josler will be leaving soon to draw his unemployment fronhis first job and will be unable to conitnue at the plant as a operator.Mayor Carbeck requested that Com. Heimburg place an advertisement in thepaper for help wanted at the plant and to specailly state the qualificationssuch as High School graduate. Clerk Arnold stated that she received the following report frOm the Personnel Office and Mr. Trigg, Personnel Administratorstated that the Village cannot hire anyone to work at the plant as a WaterPlant Trainee unless he is a High School Graduate and this rule pretains toall Trainees whether they are full time of part time. This is a ruling thatthey received from the N.Y. State Dept. of Health and they must cope with the

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rule. Clerk stated that she has been notified that William Burch cannot becarried on the payroll after Jan. unless he tries· the High School equivanlenc~

test in Buffalo.

St. Dept. = No Report.

Final Equalization Rate received was 28%.

Clerk was in structed to place the notice in the Pennysaver for Xmas. Treepick up to be Jan. 16th.

Planning Board Mtg. Tues. Jan. 10th. Village Board invited to attend.

Mr. Hurst has not as yet completed the work on the Grove St. extension and

184the Firemen's exemption. He will have a report on both for the next meeting.

The following bills were submitted by the Clerk Treas. Water Dept. cks. # 161247 total of $4165.82 and General Dept. cks. # 208-393 total of $3540.00. Itwas~ moved and 2nd. to pay the bills as submitted. ,Un. Crd.

It was moved and seconed to adjourn. Un. Crd.

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Fire Report For December I966

I2-7-I966 House at Roat Acres.Called By Radio Control At 8:30 P.M.Released At 9:i5 P.M. Trucks I &L5;Responded.I7 Men Answered The Alarm.Mutual Aid To EVANS CENTER FIRE TID.

I2-7-I966 Called By Radio Control At 9:I5 P.M. Stating That ThereMight Be A House Fire,On Mesi Drive.Stood By At Fire HallWhile Village Police And Fire Police Captain Investigated.False Alarm.Released At 9:20 p.M.8 Men Responded.

I2-7-I966 Used Portable Pump To Pump Out Cellar of Judson's On FriendStreet.Pumped From 9:30 P.M. To IO:OO P.M. SEwer Plugged.5 Men.

I2-29-I966 Called By Radio Control At I2:IO A.M.To Assist Lake Erie BeacFire Co.At A Cottage Fire.No House Fire Only Rubbish Burning.Released At I2:35 A.M. Trucks I & 5 Responded.IO Men AnsweredThe Alarm.Mutual Aid To L.E.B.Fire Co.

Respectfully Submitted;7l~ uJ.~. FIRE

ANGOLA VOL. FIRE CO.INC.CHIEF.

r10NTMLY HEPOHT TO TIlE VILLAGE BOAHD

December 1. through Decemher 31, 1966

E~1EHGENCIES:

4 Ihhalator calls2 First-Aid calls

THAFFIC:

6 Accidents investigated1 Funeral escort8 Vehi.cle & Traffie ,lrrests2 Parking Tags issued

OTHEH ACTIVITIES:

1 Arrest for Driving Hhile Intoxicated2 Arrests for BUY'glary 3rd.3 Arrests for Grand Larcen;)'3 Juveniles Petitioned to Family Court4 Juveniles arrested for Petit Larceny.1 Arrest for endanger ing the morals of a rUnor1 Fugitive arrested for other Dept.1 Report of Kidnapping, Unfounded5 Truants returned to school8 Miscellaneous complaints3 Petit Larceny complaints3 Business places had doors unlocked

11 Street lights reported out4 Hecord ehecks to other Depts.

65 Assists to Other Depts.

Unfounded complaints2 Complaints of Milicious Phone calls1 Dog Complaint3 Dogs picked-up by \Jarden, 2 dead, 1 sick.

Monthly report to Dept. of CorY'ections

Patrolled 2372 miles in December309.6 gallons of gasoline used by Police Dept.

11.1 gallons of gasoline used by FiY'e Dept.

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Fire Dept. = F. Com.1 Tank truck & Unlic. driver.

St. Dept. = Spec. for new sts.

Valvo - permit for Barber shop.

Water Plant oper. pay for Holidays.

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REGULAR MEETINGMon. Jan. 16,1967

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The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld on Monday Jan. 16th.,1967, at the Village Hall.

"Meeting was called to order by Mayor Carbeck at 7730 P.M.

PRESENT:

Absent:

Donald L. CarbeckAllen WhiteEarl KinganJjme Heimburg

Carl Iannello

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FIRE DEPT. REPORT:It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. White that the following resolution be adopted: Resolved the election of William Houston as Angola FireCommissioner for a term of three (3) years is hereby ratified and approved.Un •. Crd.

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Specifications were submiteed to the Village Board for a new tank truck thatis needed in the Angola Fire Dept. Formal action on this new truck was tabledat this meeting.

Village Attorney Hurst stated that he had received a phone call from theFire Chief as to the legality of an unlicensed driver to be allowed to driveany of the Fire Trucks. According to the Law Book that Atty. Hurst has in hispossession, any unlicensed driver cannot drive any of the Fire Co. Trucks, butMr Hurst stated that he will also obtain the ruling f~om the Attorney Generaland as soon as he receives his reply, he will present it to the Board and acopy to the Fire Company.

No Police Report.

St. Report: >(Discussion was held on the annexation of the Grove St. extension. It wasmoved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the following be adopted before any new streets are accepted by the Village:a. = No street shall have a right of way less than 50 feet.b. = No street shall have a traveled portion of less than 22 feet.c. = The Developer shall submit detailed plans of the proposed street showingelevation and contours and the proposed grade of the street, shall be approved by the Village Board before installation commences.d. = The Developer shall at its own expense, grade the street and installthe raadway base in a manner approved by the Village Board. Tije Village·shall complete the paving of the roadway at its own expense.The base in order to be approved shall consist of creek run gravel or slagrolled and compacted to a depth of 10" to the full 22 ft. road width.e = Suitable provsion shall be made for the disposal of surface water, andthe plans therefor shall be approved by the Village Board before installation thereof.f = The Developer shall grant to the Village such rights of way and easementsfor storm and sanitary sewers as the physical aspects of the proposed subdivision shall, in the opinion of the Village Board, require.g. = No dead end street shall be accepted unless provsion shall be made fora turn-around for snow plows which shall meet with the approval of theVillage Board.

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19BMayor's Report:Letter was rece-ived from the Civil Defense Office in regard to a Deputy Mayor.This was referred to Atty. Hurst to be answered.

Village Off. Assoc. Meeting will be held this Thursday Jan. 19th. in Orchard Park.

Request was submitted by the Building Inspector to' Village Atty. Hurst whethrpermission could be granted to Joseph Valvo to operate a barber shop in his homeon Lake St. Atty. Hurst stated that due to a State Lic. being required for barb~

ering, permission could not be granted for a barber shop in a private home.

Discussion was held on the pay status of the Water plant operators not beingpaid for the vacation alloted to them annually. It was moved by Mr. White and2nd. by Mr. Heimburg that the following resolution be passed: Resolved. thatRobert Beck, Water plant operator be paid for 16 hours pay at his regular ratefor the Christmas and New Year's Holwdays and further Leo Widmer, Water plant~perator be paid for 16 hrs. at his regular rate for Christmas and New Year'shmlidays. Each of the above instances being necessary because substitube employees are not available for compensatory time • both payable on Jan. 27th.payroll. Un. Crd.

The following bills were submitted for payment by the Village Treas. WaterDept. Cks. # 171-263 total of 2369.48 and Gen. Dept. cks. # 219-424 total of3426.39. It was moved and 2nd. that bills be paid as presented. Un. Crd.

It was moved and 2nd. to adjourn. U~. Crd.

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Fire Report

Letter on Licensed drivers for F.Trucks. ,

Police Report

Coulter Transfer

Miller app. as pt1m.

Grievance Day notice

Tax Certification

Xmas light rules from Nia. Mohawk.

Mtg. at Lancaster

Ret. request from Donald Wa1sch

Inv. to Planning Bard mtg. 2/14/67

Pasqua11etti property title.

Report on P.Station motor

Report and purchase of new office rug.~

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The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld on Monday, Feb. 6th.,1967 at the Village Hall.

Meeting was called to order by Mayor Carbeck at 7730 P.M.

PRESENT: Donald L. CarbeckAllen WhiteJene HeimburgEarl KinganCarl Iannello


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FIRE REPORT:Fire report was submitted by Chief Nelson Wm. Arnold. Read and ordered filed.Letter was received from President Erwin Smith informing the Village Board ofthe formal appointment of Fire Commissioner William Houston and also the newlisting of the Fire Co. officers for 1967.Village Atty. Hurst submitted a letter to the Village Board and one to theFire Chief in regard to a request previously made as to the legality of afireman operating the Fire Truck. without a driver's license. (Copy of theletter is attached sep.) Answer was that all firemen must possess a driver'slicense before t.hey are permitted to drive any of the Fire Co. trucks.

POLICE REPORT:Police report was submitted by Acting Chief Stanley Maronski.The following resolution was passed, it was moved by Mr. White and secondedby Mr. Iannello: Whereas Patrolman Frederick Coulter has requested a transferfrom the Angola Village Police Dept. to the Town of Tonawanda Police Dept.Now therefore it is resolved that this Board has hereby consented to suchtransfer effective February 18th.,1967. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the following resolution be passed:. Whereas a vacancy exists by reason of transfer of Ptlm.Frederick Coulter in the Angola Village Police Dept. and whereas an eligible list of these who had passed the Competitive examination for Patrolmanwas heretofo.re received from the Office bf the Personnel Director arid whereas Allen R.Miller is amopg the three (3) highest· on the eligible list byreason of the declinations of and non-appearance of 2 of the 3 on the listand whereas said Allen R. Miller," 124 Gerald Place;'Bilffalo, N.Y. has indicated his willingness to accept appointment, Now therefore it is resolved

. Allen R. Miller be'appbinted Provisionally as Angola Village Patrolman on a6 month probationary basis commencing Feb. 7th.,1967 on the basis of anannual salary of $4000.00 per year papable bi~weekly, subject to his successfully completing the required police training course commencing Feb.27th.,1967 at Erie County Sheriff's Training Academy which he is authorized to attend. Un. Crd.

It was moved and seconded that the Clerk be authorized to advertise forthe public notice for Grievance Day to be held on Tuesday Feb. 21st. from6 P.M. to.lO. P.M. at. the Village Hall •. Clerk was also instructed to mailnotices of increased assessments to all involved for the re-valuation thathas been made on the Tax Roll for 1967.

The Tax Certification was submitted by Tax Collector Marianne Arnold showing the total tax money received to date and the unpaid balance to date.It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2ns. by Mr. Kingan that this Tax Certification be accepted as submitted. Un. Crd. Tax Certification was signedby Mayor Carbeck and the Board of Trustees.

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192A letter and a list of regulations was received by Mayor Carbeck from Mr.Cunningham, Manager of the Niagara Mohawk Corp. in regard to the restrictions that must be followed annually for the Xmas. lights that are installedin the Village. It was maoved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg that thefollowing resolution be passed: Resolved until revoked the Mayor is authorized to annually sign the letter requesting the Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.to connect the street Christmas Lights on the conditions set forth in letterfrom the Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. dated as of Jan. 20th.,1967. Un. Crd.

Invitation was received from the Village of Lancaster for the Erie Co. Village Officials meeting to be held on Thursday Feb. 16th. at 6130 P.M.

Letter was received by Mayor Carbeck from Donald Walsh, Counsel for theN.Y.S. Conference of Mayors in regard to a request on the State Retirementtotals that the Village has paid for the past 10 yrs. Clerk was instructedto answer this request.

Mayor Carbeck stated that on Tuesday Feb. 14th. the Village Board membersare invited to attend the Angola Planning Board meeting. Mr. George McKnightwill be the speaker.

Discussion was held on property that is up for sale :by Mr. Fusco. This wastabled until a later date.

Discussion was held on a question of title on the property belonging to MrsMayme Pasqualletti of Miller Dr. This was referred to Village Atty. Hurst toanswer.

ST. REPORT:None.

WATER REPORT:Water Com. Heimburg gave a report on the Water pollution meeting that he attended in Buffalo. Com. Heimburg also gave a report on the work being doneon one of the large motors at the plant and the est. cost would be in thefigures of at least $500.00. He also gave a report on the interview he hadwith some of the applicants tnt desire employment at the plant. Mr, Heimburg stated that he requests or recommends the employment of a Mr. Kuhn,but before he makes any formal reques.t for Mr. Kuhn to be appointed to thejob, he would like to have Mr. Kuhn go to the plant and talk with ChiefOperator Mr. Widmer and get the layout of the work scheduled for an operator and if all is favorable, then he will request the formal appointment tobe made by the Board, at the Feb, 20th. meeting.

Mr & Mrs Jacobs of the Angola-Brant Electr.ic Store were present with samplesof the carpeting for the new office area. It was moved and 2nd. that MrsJacobs be permitted to furnish the carpet needed for this area and that she'also be permitted to do the installation which will be a separate cost.Total est. was for $1260.00 for the carpet and the bill for the installation.Un. Crd.

Discussion was held on a letter received from the Lib~ary Board. This wasleft until next meeting.

The following bills were submitted by the Clerk-Treas. Water Dept. C~s #182291 total of $4756.24 and General Cks.# 235-471 total of $4934.45. Moved and2nd. that the Treas. be permitted to pay all bills as submitted. Un. Crd.

Moved and 2nd, to adjourn. Un.

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/RESOWTION FOR VILLAGE TAX SALE

The following resolution was offered by 14r. Iannello, seconded byMr. Kingan, and unanimously carried:

WHEREAS, from the accounts of unpaid taxes heretofore returned by theTreasurer of the Village of Angola. New York, to this Board for the years1965 to 1966, both inclusive, the following taxes still remain due and un~

paid after due notice and demand on each of the property owners for thepayment of said taxes, to wit:

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UNPAID TAXES ASTAX ACCT, #

OF FEB. 1st, 1967:~ ADDRESS TAX PEN. INT, TOTAL

20']: S8,.,J 462010.,159",10201-·159 ...20<202...1'7'1;;908202",437202...443

.TQs·•.····WE>~~James DavidsonJames DavidsonDaviu---Ga"lfi'1Jf'e.Charles DelmontJohn Tulmello

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Maple St.Maple St.-Far·k-S-1:;Com. St.York St.

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3.98 .20 ,12 4.543.98 .20 .12 4,54

"·,:1;302,.-50 6 • 63 3 • 9e 143 • 0913.25 .66 .42 14.3339.75 1.99 1,20 42.94

UNPAID BALANCES ••••••••• $299.46 14.98 9.00

AND WHEREAS no action has been commenced to recover said unpaid taxesand no sale or account of said unpaid taxes has heretofore been held pursuantto law except Account #202",437 and Account #202..443.

NOW THEREFORE BS IT RESOLVED, that such unpaid taxes shall be collectedby the sale for taxes as provided in Section 1451 of the Real Property TaxLaw of the State of New York, that a copy of this resolution, duly certifiedby the Clerk, shall be transmitted forthwith to the Treasurer of this Villagewith the account, affidavit and certificate of such unpaid taxes, and that theVillage Treasurer, upon receiving such account of unpaid taxes and a certifiedcopy of this Resolution be and hereby is authorized and directed to cause tobe pUblished in the official newspaper of the Village, once each week for threesuccessive weeks, a list or statement of the real estate upon which such taxesare unpaid, as shown in the tax list, with the amount of the tax, fees,interest and charges thereon and also a notice that the said real estate will,on a day subsequent to the expiration of said three weeks to be determined bysaid Village Treasurer and specified in said notice. be sold at public auctionat a place in said Village to be designated by said Village Treasurer, todischarge the tax, fees, interest and charges aforesaid, which may be due there..on at the time of such sale, and that said Village Treasurer, at the time andplace specified in said notice, proceed with the sale of said real estate uponwhich such taxes are unpaid, as above set forth, and continue the same from dayto day until the sale is completed.

FURTHER BS IT RESOLVED, that in all cases where no bid shall be made-ona lot or parcel of land so offered for sale for an amount sufficient to pay thesaid tax, fees, interest and charges, the said premises shall be deemed to havlbeen sold to and purchased by the said Village of Angola, New York•

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FEB.I.967

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FIRES----- NONEMUTUAL AID CALI,S------ NONEOTHER CALLS------~-.,-- NONE

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/'FLOYD H. HLJRSTPHILLIP BROTliMAN

Angola Village BoardAAgola, New lIorl<

Gentlemen:

LAW OFFICES Of

FLOYD H. HURST

11 MAPLE STREET P. O. BOX 128 ANGOLA, N. Y. 14006

February 2, 1967

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I have been requested to determine whether the law requires the driverof a f:l.xetruck to hav" an oper ater •5 or chal~ffeur'" li';<IDse. Underthe law as it exist«l-previou~ly, it had been detQXmined that "Volunteer Fir_an was not :r.<b<jul:n~d to hold .. lic,mse in " .. d@.. to ope.rat4lla fire vehicle. (4 Opinions, State Comptroller, Page 437-1948).

The law as it now ."dsts provides in Section 501, Para 4. ''u,nlicM1soooperators or chauffeurs cannot drive ",otor vehicles. Para D in the samesection defines "motor vehiCle" as used ill thi,s section, shall m<lan amotor vehicle as defined by Section 125 of this Chapter (wi'th certainspecified exceptions)".

Section 125 defines a motor vebi'i~ as "every vehicle oparated or drivenen a public highWaY by any powelCc,than muscular power 'which includeselectric power. obtained from overhead trolley wires, 'but not opElratedupon rails, and such vehicles as run only upon rails or tracks. For thepurposes of title four, the term motor vehicle shall exclude fire andpolice vehicles. For th., purpose!! of titles four and five the term motorvehicle shall exclude tractors used exclusively for agricultural purposes:"elf~propelled combines, !!elf~propelled corn and hay ha.rv..sting m8.Chine!land "elf~propelled caterpilla~ or craWler-type equipment while beingoperated on the contra,ct site".

You will note that the section as quoted specificly "",capts fire andpolice vehicles f.rom cover ".ge under ti tIe four., This title four of theVehiclc\! and Trat'tic lAW covers registration of motor vehicles ..

Ibe second portion of Section 125 states that for the ~lrpose5 of titlefour and five the term motor vehicle excludes certain vehicles not ment:i.oning there:i.n fir", vehicles. Ti tIe five is th.. portion of the lawJ:'(':2,?~:r!'ing to therequiremen t for an oper. ator. f s or chaut:feuX' ~ ~ licfiinse"cd HeW fir" ",ehicl.'" are not sped.ficly o;",cept<1ld in the second portion of

':t:i, {.ftn, "L.::' :'r; Ofi';7'Y'[\tO:r's or chauf.feur's licenses is required o

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to ope:rate fl.r;':Lt;.:·)

it now exists requires a Volunteer Fireman to ber.::.-!,~"',:s:a"tor 01' chauffeur before he should be- p~rXl1itt.1';V7,

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110Wl'HLY B.EPOWl' 'l'O 'f'HE VILLAGE BOAHD

January 1 through .January J1, 196'1

El1EHGEECIES:

J Inhalator calls1 First-Aid call1 Emergency call

'rHAFPIC:

'1 Vehicle & Traffic arrests8 Parking tags issued.5 Accidents investigated.5 Funeral Escorts

OTHEh' AC'rIVITmS:

299

Patrolled 2540 miles in January361.1 e;allons of e;asoline used by Police Dept,

11.'1 gallons of gasoline used by Fire Dept.

2 Burglaries investigated2 !'lilicious Mischief complaints

1J Miscellaneous complaints6 Unfounded complaints1 Complaint of Stolen Car, Unfounded1 Complaint of Attempted Larceny1 Arrest for Assault Jrd2 Domestic complaints2 Prowler Complaints4 Hevocation li[xdiilxs: Orders Enforced1 Business place left door unlocked5 Hecord Checks to Other Depts.Lj. Assists to Other Depts.Lf Dogs picked-up by Harden, 2 live, 2 dead2 Dog bite complaints

11 Street lights reported-out.Lf.3 Notices. sent out, for over due l'arking ta~s.

Monthly report to Dept. of CorrectionsHonthly report to the F. B. 1.

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INDEX

A.Zabawa - Driveway complaintLegal transfer of CoulterProb. eff. date of termination of MillerH. Kuhn appl. accepted to Angola Waterworks.Mr. A.Baker - Sewer expnesesJoint mtg. agreement between Village & Town Boards

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199Regular Meeting

Monday Feb. 20th.,1967

The Regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld on Monday Feb. 20th.,1967, at the Village Hall.


PRESENT: Donald L. CarbeckJene HeimburgEarl KinganAllen WhiteCarl Iannello

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Mr. Alfred Zabawa was present in regard to a complaint that he has presented to the Town of Evans snowplow truck drivers stating that they areusing his private driveway as a turn around and by doing so, they havedamaged the entrance to his driveway and he has requested XKKXXXKe Village co-operation in putting a stop to this practice. Mayor Carbeck instructed the Clerk to send a letter to Supt. Frank Barone alerting hismen of this complaint and a copy of the letter be sent to Mr. Zabawa also.

The legal transfer notice was received by Mayor Carbeck on Ptlm. FredCoulter into the Town of Tonawanda Police Dept. This was ordered filed.Notice was received on the probationary deadline for Ptlm. Miller whichis Aug. 6,1967.

Water Dept;Water Commissioner Heimburg stated that he wishes to recommend the approvalof Mr. Howard Kuhn's application as a Water plant operator. It was moved byMr. Beimburg and 2nd. by Mr. White that Howard Huhn be employed by theVillage of Angola as an operator at the Angola Waterworks plant on a probationary period to May 31st.,1967, at the rate of $2.00 per hour on a 40hour work week. Un. Crd.

Mr. Albert Baker was present at the meeting in regard to his request for areinbursement from the Village on the services rendered by Sam Stock mnsewer trouble that Mr. BaRer had on his property on Sunset Blvd. This wastabled until a later date.

An emergency list of phone numbers from the Iroqaois Gas Corp. was receivedby Mayor Carbeck for emergency calls. Clerk was instructed to verifax copiesfor all Board Members.

Mayor Carbeck received a communication requesting that a resolution be sentfrom the Angola Village Board in regard to a thruway exit to be located inthe Eden-Evans Rd. area. Village Atty. Hurst is drafting up the resolutionand copy will be attached on a sep. page. in the record book.It was moved b~

Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. White thatthis resolution be passed and mailedto the mentioned individuals concerned. Un. Crd.

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It was a9reed by the Village Board that a joint meeting with the Town Boardbe set up after Mar. 14th. Clerk was instructed to send a notice to the Supv.on this meeting.

The following bills were submitted for paym. Water Cks. #193-309 total 3402.87and General Fund cks. # 252-493 total of 406A.94. It was moved and 2nd. thatthe Treas. pay all bills as submitted. Un. Crd.

It was moved and 2nd. to ad jour

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INDEX

Mr. Duncan on St. lights

Geo. Lemmler - Planning Board

Assoc. Mtg. North Collins

Cost. Cov. meeting in Buffalo Mar. 11th.

Police Report

Fire Report

Youth Rec. - Rent

Resol. - Library

Resol. - Tech Inst.

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Regular Meeting

Monday March 6,1967

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The Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld on Monday March 6,1967, at the new Village Office on Commercial St.


PRESENT:

ABSENT:

Donald L. CarbeckJene HeimburgEarl KinganEarl Iannello

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Mr. Duncan, Representative from the Niagara Mohawk Corp. was present atthe meeting with a survey of new street lighting for Lake St. Area. Mr.D1II.ncan also gave a report on theheqting:r for the new Library building.Further discussion will be held on this at next meeting.

Mr. George Lemmler, Chairman of the Village Planning Board was present atthe meeting and read a copy of the resoluiton that was sent by the PlanningBoiltrd;"tb,,;,the various Assemblymen and other Dept. Heads. in regard to a N.Y.State thruway interchange in our local area. A copy similar to this resolution is being drafted up by Village Atty. Hurst and will be sent to the sameparties. (Copy of the Resolution will be attached on a separate sheet)

WATER DEPT:Com. Heimburg stated that as soon as possible he will arrange a meeting withMr. Gugino in regard to the water line on Delamater Rd. No other report wassubmitted.

Erie Co. Association Meeting will be held on Thursday March 16th. at NorthCollin s.

An invitation has been extended to the Village Board by the Erie CountyBoard of Supervisors in regard to a Constitutional Convention Delegatesand Local Government Meeting to be held on Sat. A.M/ at 10rOO A.M. Marchllth.,1967, in the ,Board; ,of Supervisors Chamber in Buffalo, N.Y. MayorCarbeck has asked that as many Board Members as possible should attend thismeeting.

Police Report was submitted by Chief Maronski. Read and filed.

Fire Report was submitted by Chief Nelson Arnold. Read and Filed.

No report on Grove St. from Village Atty.

An March 20th. Board Meeting, Mr. Charles Spencer and Mr. Charles Joy willbe present on sewer discussions.

It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the Youth Rec. Com.pay all arrear rental amounting to the total of $90.00 up to March lst.,1967,and that rental for the space now occupied by this Commission on Com. &Washington Sts. be terminated as of March lst.,1967. Un. Crd.

Dog problems was discussed and this was tabled until next meeting.

Mayor Carbeck stated that he has contacted Mr. Frank Trigg on the Chief ofPolice Examination that has been held and that the Village will receive alisting of available Cheifs hte week of March 12th.

Tuesday nite March 14th. will be Budget discussion meeting at new office.

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. It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the following resolution be adopted: Whereas it has been proposed that a Second Erie County TITech. Institute Campus be established and Whereas the Town of Evarts has sevelfine sites which would be suitable for the location of a new Techmical Inst.two of which are (1) At or near the site of the new Lake Shore Central Sc~ool

BUildings, (2) At or near th~ ~rie County Water A~thority Pumping Station atSturgeon Point Rd. and WhereaS' there 'is a great ne'ed for a Technical Inat. tobe established in this area so that students from the South Towns of Erie Co.can attend a nearby school NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVEp THAT THIS VillageBoard urges favorable eonsideration of the establishment of a Erie Co. Tech.Inst. to be located in or near the Village of Angola. Un. Crd.

The fol.1owing bills were submitted by the Treas. for payment: Watercks. # 203-328 total of 2423.44 and Gen. Dept. cks. # 262-516 total$4220.97. It was moved and 2nd. that all bills submitted be paid byUn. Crd.

232It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the following resol-ution be passed: Whereas there is a need for additional space at a new loc-

ation for the Angola Village Library and Whereas the Leone BUilding has been~de available for purchase and Whereas the Angola Village Library Board andthe Erie County Library Board have expressed their approval of the Leone Bldg.for use as a Public Library NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED that the Angola VillageBoard does hereby approve the purchase of such bUilding at a price of $17,000.00and does authorize and direct the taking of all steps necessary to purchase th~

Leone Buildingand the making of all necessary arrangements to finance theacquisition thereof. Un. Crd.

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Fire Report For The Month ~f February1967

2/67---- Joe Oatalino(The Barber)Stopped At The Fire Hall And

Reported A Oar On Fire On South Main St.At 3:40 P.M.Oalled RadioOomtrol And The Policeman On Duty Stated That The Fire Was OutAnd THe Fire Oo.Wasn't Needed.No Fires For The Month.No Mutual Oalls For THe Monta•

.Re1P~1Jtlu~~y ~ubmi tted.')1~ /;/. ~Fire Ohief./~~OLA VOL.FlRE OO.INO.

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NONTHLY HEPOET 'm THE: VILLAGE BOARD

PEDHUARY 1 throuGh FEBHUARY 28,1967

mm!l.GENCIES:

2 Inhalator calls2 First-Aid calls

'rHAFFIC:

2 Accidents investigated

43 Vehicle & Traffic arrests

Parking tags issuedLf Funeral escorts

OTHER ACTIVITIES:

14 Miscellaneous complaints6 Unfounded complaints1 Milicious Mischief complaint4 Assists to Other Depts.3 Record Checks to other Depts.2 Revocation Orders Enforced2 Arrests with j')arrant1 Emergency Message delivered

19 Street lights reported, out.2 Dogs picked-up by 1,Jarden

Monthly Heport to Dept. of CorredtionsMonthly Report to the F.B.I.Quarterly Heport to Dept. of r1otor Vehicles

Patrolled 21+48 miles in February353.0 gallons of ga~oline used bt Police Dept.

23.5 gallons of gasoline used by Eire Dept.

Stanley J. Maronski

Act. Chief

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RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, a bill has been introduced known as the Adams-Hardt Bill

authorizing two million dollars to move the Williamsville barrier

to a new one east of Transit Road, and

WHEREAS, a bill known as the Griffin-Rose-Hausbeck has been

introduced for the construction of a new interchange in the Eden

Evans area, and

WHEREAS, there is a stretch of 19 miles of Thruway without an

interchange between Hamburg and Irving, and

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WHEREAS, many thousands of people traveling to and from the area

between these two 19 mile points would be greatly convenienced if

an interchange were opened midway between the existing interchanges,

and

WHEREAS, all the residents of the Town of Evans, Eden, Brant,

Hamburg and North Collins would be directly served by the construc

tion of an Eden-Evans interchange, and

WHEREAS, users of the Evangola State Park would also be served by

the installation of a new Eden-Evans interchange,

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Angola Village Board does

hereby strongly urge the delay of the Adams-Hardt bill and the

immediate adoption of the Griffin-Rose-Hausbeck bill so as to ap

propriate monies for the construction of this much needed Evans

Angola interchange.

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NOTICE ON TAX SALE FOR March 13,1967. 241

TAX SALE RESOLUTION:

The following resolution was offered by Mr. illannello, seconded by Mr. Kinganand unanimously carried; ,WHEREAS, from the accounts of unpaid taxes heretofore returned by the Treas.of the Village of Angola,N.Y. to this Board for the years 1965 to 1966, bothinclusive, the following taxes still remain due and unpaid after due noticeand demand on each of the property owners for the payment of said taxes to wiand WHEREAS no action has been commenced to recover said taxes and no saleor account of said unpaid taxes has heretofore been held pursuant to lawexcept Accoaunt 202-437 and accomnt 202-443.

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that such taxes shall be collected by the salefor taxes as provided in Section 1451 of the Real Property Tax Law of theState of New York, that a copy of this resolution, duly certified by theClerk shall be transmitted forthwith to the Treas. of this Village with theamount, affidavit and certificate of such unpaid taxes, and that the VillageTreas. upon receiveing such account of unpaid taxes and a certified copy ofthis resolution be and hereby is authorized and ditected to cause to bepublished in the Official newspaper of the Village, once each ~eek for threesuccessive weeks, a list or statement of the real estate upon which suchtaxes are unpaid, as shown in the tax list,w~th the amount of the tax, fees,interest and charges, thereon and alee a notice that the real estate willon a day subsequent to the expiration of said three weeks to be determinedby said Treas. and specified in said notice be sold at public auction at aplace in said Village to be designated by said Treas., to discharge the taxfees, interest and charges aforesaid, which may be due thereon at the timeof such sale, and the said Village Treas., at the time and place specifiedin said notice, proceed with the sale of said real estate upon which such tax,are unpaid as above set forth, and continue the same from day to day until th,sale is completed.

FURTHER BE IT RESOLVED, that in all cases where no bid shall be made on a lotor parcel of land so offered for sale for an amount sufficient to pa¥ thesaid tax, fees, interest and charges, the said premises shall be deemed tohave been sold to and purchased by the said Village of Angola, N.Y.The following attached is the Notice of Tax Sale: (the parcels for sale areattached to the reverse side):

.~~";~':::»NciTICE OF TAl< SALE. "'*; '>,

. /,.',c,{ .' Village ,of Angolat New Y6tk '<:;'ic' ;; '• .iNO~CE IS HEREBy 'GIVEN that In. pursuanqe of the pr'b1/!",,~/l!)e Real ~rgperty Tax Law of the Slale of New York and';"Resol)ltlon' of.': the Bbard of Tr}'Stees. 0:( the Vl1lage of AugOla,:

County, :N. Y., passed at a meeting thereof held'on'the lith day of,February, 1967;, I, MARIANNE. ARNQLD, T~easurer of the sala 'Village of Angola, will sell at public auction, In the nlaiuler I1rovldedby law, on the 13th ,day of.March, 1967, 'lt 10:00' O'clock In the fore-

, ,noon, a~ the Vl1lage )3oard Meeting Room·in· the Angola Vl1lage Hali'ln, •S!!Id, VIllage of Angola; SO much of e'lch of the following patcels of, : r~"'. eS,late upon which Village taxes rem"ln unpaid as will be stIffl"le

. , ~rge::\,th~";~,,J.,f~e~·kdn~l':est':anft<1:lu~·f;~~:$;Whic1fIPilY_' :resp~~t~lY~lr,:;,~,t.·j'th,~)"tiin~:t:."of',. :·su<:t(f'~_l~,::an:d;'sh~l;i: .•,~~

'" . y to .daY, until the saill'sale' sbaJ!ibe' completed.,eha~er 01',purc~s~r~_;~rsu~hJax-':'s~le:w.iU.b

t of their respective 'bjda to the unde,ten daY"'llfle~ the s.tle; and, ' .1,tten';"cerU:p.cllte:~:' ..'sale"d~sc,rib,-mpaid,therefo'b>':.. :'· '. ',/1'1:'-',..·'

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243T~ SALE March 13,1967.

After the legal procedure on publication of unpaid taxes by the VillageTreasurer, the tax sale was conducted on Monday March l3th.,196~ at 10100A.M. in the Village Board1s meeting room at the Village Office, Angola,N.Y. by Treas. Marianne O. Arnold. The sale consitsed of four parcels asParcel # 3 was paid before the tax sale was held. The Sale price includedthe unpaid tax, interest, fees and publication charges.Treasurer Marianne Arnold opened the sale with Parcel # 1:PARCEL # I, Account # 202...,159-10: Vacant lot on North side of Maple St.in the name of James Davidson1 bounded on the west by J.Villa1 on the nortby lands of Nia. Mohawk Pwer corp.1 on the east by lands of R.Wilson.1966 tax••.••••••.•••.•••• $:3.Sl6 •• '1'be:re.:be:i.J;l9.J;lQ.:b;l.O'O'e:r ••:b;l.Cl.was so closed

Penalty••••••••••••••• 20 and said premises were sold to and purchInterest ••••••••••••~ .12 ased by the Village of Angola,N.Y.

Total 4.54

PARCEL No.2, Account # 201-159-201 Triangular vacant lot on north siade .0Maple Street, bounded by lands of James IDavidson, and in the name of JamesDavidson, bounddd on the east by }ands of R. Wilson.1966 tax............•....• 3.98 There being no bidder present, bid was so

Penalty••••••••••••••• 20 declared closed and and said premises werInterest ••••••••••••~ .12 sold to and purchased by the Village of

Total 4.54 Angola.

PARCEL # 3 = (Paid before Tax Sale)

PARCEL # 4 = Accomnt # 202-4371 Vacant parcel 30 feet by 110 ft. on thesouth side of Commercial street1 in the name of Charles Delmont1 boundedpn the east by premises of Village of Angola1 on the west by lands ofJ. Christopher1 on the soubh by New York Central Railroad.1966 tax 13.25 There being no bidder present, bid was

Penalty.............. .66 sold to and purcha.sed by the Village ofInterest •••••••.••.•• __ .42 Angola, N.Y.

RJOOZEllix:;jj;xiii3DC~_KX~JtilI2HJtil~33PARCEL # 5 = Account # 202-4431 House and lot on the north side of York St.'in the name of John Tulmell01 bounded on the west, east and north la~ds ofJoseph Borzillire:Tax 1966 ••..........•........ 39.75

Penal ty • . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. 1.99Interest ••.•••••.•.••• ..:..&.-.1,20

total 42.94

Bid was received from Joseph Borzillire for the amount of $114.11. It wasexplained to Mr. Borzillire that this amount covered the 1965 and 1966 taxtha.t is unpaia plus the penalties, interests, publication charges since1965. There being no other bidders, the parcel # 5 was sold to and purchasby Mr. Borzillire for the sum of $114.11, which will be paid to the Treas.on or before March 23rd.,1967.

Tax sale was so declared closed by the Treas. Marianne Arnold.

INDEX

C.Pataczola on Sewer line

Baker and Miller on sewer discussion

Me. Spencer and Joy at mtg. on sewer discussions

Police Chief canvass

Pur. of Homel~te pump by Water Dept.

Tent. notice on Spec. Franchises

Tent. Budgets on file

Verification of Compl. of Assm. Roll

Fire Co. Ins. from Barrett.

Telephone Co. request for buried cable.

Clerk's Bond and Blanket Bond for assistant.

Delmont prop.

Transfers A 85-400 and A290-624

Lerczak easment

Urban Planning Program -Mayor to sign)

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Rwgular Meeting

Monday March 20,1967.

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,held on Monday March 20th.,1967, at the new Vfllage Office.


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PRESENT:

Absent:

Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen White'Jene Heimburg

Carl Iannello


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Trustee.

Mr. Casmir Patazcola from Stellane Dr. was present at the meeting and hestated that he would like to disconnect the present septic tank hook-upand asked if he could hook up into the main sewer line. He was advised towait until a later date for this as this area will be eventually hooked upto the sanitary sewer system.

Mr. Albert Baker and Robert'Miller were present at the meeting with thesame sewer questions, and after a thorough explanation by Mr. Charles Joyand Mr. Charles Spencer of the Erie County Sewer District # 2, they decidedto wait also until the sewer lines in that area are completed.

Mr. Charles Spencer, and Mr. Charles Joy gave a full account of what theyhave set up that will be an asset to the residents that are witnessingsewer troubles. The district has purchased a large Roter machine that willunclog the lines and with the l1!addition of the necessary man-holes to beinstalled, it will cut the labor time in half for keeping the lines open.They requested the help of the Village for the expenditures involved on theman-hole covers. Village Board stated that they would co-operate. Moredetails will be available on'a'later date on this set up.

Mayor Carbeck stated that he'has received the Police Chief canvass, qnd hehas forwarded same to the Clerk to follow thru with the necessary formsthat must be mailed to each candidate'bythe Clerk. The replies must bereceived 'by the Clwrk'within 4 business days. Forms were'mailed Tues. A.M.March 21st., and the deadline will be Mar. 24th. or Sat. A.M. Mar. 25th.After'~IJ." replies are received, the'Mayoristo set'the meeting date forthe interviews •

Mr. Heimburg presented his request for the purchase of a new Homelite pump,that is urgently needed for the water dept. as the cost of repairs for thepresent one is too great. It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr~

Kingan that this newpmmp be purchased.

Tentative notice on the' Special Franchises has'been received 'and given t'othe Chairman of the Assessors; Mr~ Kingan. '" L

A bill' from Barret,ts Ins. to the Fire Co. waS presehted 'to' the Board byFire Com. Sal. , Sack; requesting that the Village pay same for the Fire Co.as the Fire Co. does not have sufficient funds to pay this bill from theirown Treasury~The'bill' was for' accid,ental death policies' t'ha t the' Fire ,co.has-on-the Firemen; Village'Clerk Arnold stated that this bill'catmot bepaid 'out 'of Village funds'as -the Firemen'are not paid'Firemen ana·the ViII'::age is not their employer. The Village is only a~ibwed' ,to carry the FormVF-2 which is for Injury or death to the Vol. Fireman thru the WorkmensCompensation coverage. any other life or death policies are notpermissable.

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9.46 Mayor Carbeck received a letter from Mr. Perry of the Right of Way and~laims Dept. for permission to bury a cable on Village property. It was movedby Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg that the following resolution' be passed:RESLOVED: Whereas the New York Telephone Co. has requested permission to layan undergroung telephone cable across nhe reae of Village property fronting onCommercial St. about 5 ft. south of the property line along the north side ofpremises, NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED that the Mayor is hereby authorizedto sign an easement granting said easement to the New York Telephone Co. asindicated on sketch # TD#172 provided the New York Telephone Co. shall saveand keep the Village of Angola harmless against all loss and damage to persons or property caused by the construction, laying, maintenance or operationof said buried cable. Un. Crd.

Proposal was received by Mayor Carbeck from Mr. Duncan Miller of the Nia.Mohawk Corp. on the new set up for street lighting on Lake St. There beinga quest;ion on. the number oflitli"sto be, erect.ed,. itw<;ls moved to taplethisproposal until more information is received from Mr. Miller on this •.

Mayor Carbeck stated that he was told by the Auditor that a Blanket Bondshould be purcahsed by the Village for the Clerk-Treas. helper in the officethat come in contact with the funds for the Village. Although Mrs Arnold theClerk-Treas. is solely responsible for all funds, a blanket bond shbuld betaken out fa cover any help that she has employed in her office. It was movedby Mr. Heimbur~ and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the Clerk's Bond be renewed(which expires Apr. Ist.,1967) and that a Blanket Bond be purchased for thehelp employed in the office. Un. Crd.

Mayor Carbeck inquired from the Atty. the stat~s on the Delmont propertywhich was on the previous tax sale held by the Village on Mar. 13th.,1967.Mr. Hurst stated that he will check on the County to see if they are goingto start action on this property before the Village proceeds with any otherplans. '

Verification of the completion of the Assessment roll was signed by theVillage Board Members and the Mayor and notarized by the Village Atty.The following notice was given to the Evans Journal for pUblication in theMarch, 23rd. issue of the paper:NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL:TAKE NOTICE: The assessment roll of the Village of Angola, N.Y. for the year1967 has been finally completed and been filed in the office of the VillageClerk on the 15th. day of March, 1967, where the same will remain on filesubject to inspection by any person dueing the business hours of the VillageClerk for fifteen days after date of this notice. Datea: Apr. Ist.,1967.

The tentative budget has been filed with the Village Clerk on March 20th.,1967and it was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburgthatthe fIllxbl1l7li1:F1gClerkbe authorized' to publish in the Evans Journal the following notlllce:NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF PRELIMINARY BUDGET: .TAKE NOTICE: .That a public.. hearing wH Lbe,held. by the Angola Yillage. .Board at.the Angola Village Office on Apr. 17th. 1967, at 8 P.M. Eastern Standard timeupon question of the adoption of the tentative'budget of the Village ofAngola for the fiscal year commencing June Ist.,1967 and ending on May 31st.1968. A copy of this tentat.ive budget is available at the office of theVillage Clerk where it may be inspected by any interestea person during th~

regular office hours. The maximum compensation to be paid to the Mayor by'"the Village from all sources is $1200.00 under the proposed budget. The Max.compensation to be paid to each of the Trustees from all sources is $800.00under this proposed bUdget. Un' Crd.

Two transfers were requested by the .Treas. It was mov ed by Mr. Heimburg and2nd. by Mr. White that a transfer of $50.00 to acct. #'A 85-400 be made fromthe cont;ingent fund and a transfer of $100.00 to A 290-624 be made also fromthe contingent fund and the Clerk-Treas. is hereby authorized to make such

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.EASEMENT AGRElEMENT

VILI,AGE OF ANGOLA, a Municipal Corporation, Party of theSecond Part • hereinafter called the "Village",

STELLA LEHCZAK, residing at 72 Lake Street, Angola, New YorkParty of the First Part, hel'einafter called the "Owner", and

WHEREAS, the "Ownsr" heretofore filed a Subdivision Mapknown as LERCZAK SUBDIVISION EXTENSION. showing Subdivision Lots28 through 55 in Erie County Clerk's Office under Cover 2171being part of Lot 64. Township 8 and Range 9 of the Holland LandCompany's Survey, and

'III, Agreement J.1lade this day of , 1967, by andI between '

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NOW THEREFORE WITNESSETH. that the parties hereto in consideration of the covenants and agreements do agree as follows:

WHEREAS. the "Village" has heretOfore ins tal1ed a lateralsewer line running southerly from Stellane Drive to a point sout};lof the south line of John R. Drive within the boundaries of theparoe1 above desoribed and shown as Parcel "X" on the attachedJ.1lap and the above lateral sewer line ties between the lateralsewer lines On Stel1ane Drive and John R. Drive and services theSUbdivision lots on each,

".'1, 'WIIDREAS, "Ownel'" is the otmer in fee of the strip of land, J.1lar>l(ed on 'che attached sketch as Paroel "X", lying along the

northerly line of pr>emises oOnveyed to John and Stella Lerozak by

,i,l! Deed r>ecorded in Erie County Clerk's Office, Liber 5104 at Page" 576, cOl1llJ1encing at the south line of lands conveyed by the lasti';,i.1i. mentioned Deed, said strip of land being 50 feet in width measure, from east and west and $00 teet in length measured from north to, south, the described parcel adjoining on the west, the westerly

ii' bounds of Subdivision lots 31, 313 and 39 as shown on Map. CoverI, 2171 above mentioned, andlit

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The "Owner" consents that such lateral sewer line above, described as presently laid in podtion J.1lay r>ema.in in its present, position and the "Owner" hereby grants to the "Village", its'.1,1 agents, servants and employees an easement over and acrOSS the. parcel J.1larkad "X" on the attached surveyor sketch, .for the purI pose of operating such sewer line and maintaining the same to-

gether with the right to tap into such line as presently laid or" hereafter> modified in order to properly service the subdivisionr lots and other users of the sewer system.

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The "Village" agrees to lay'8:'nd maintain such sewer lineii, all without any charge to the "Owner".I':!:

~lis agreement shall be binding upon the heirs, successorsI and assigns of the respective parties.'II'~

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STATE"PF NEt.]' YORK, )

COUNTY OF' EHIE ,)SSI ..

On this __ day of _____, m.neteen Hundred and Sixty-

personally known, who, being by me duly swol-n,did depose and

!II seven before rile personally carae

II,DOllJALD L. CARBECK to rae

is such corporate seal; that it was so affixed by order of: the

Board of Directors of said corporation; and that he signed his

seal of said corporation; that the seal affixed to sa.id Instrwaen

say that he resides at 9 Delwood, Angola, New York, that he is

the Mayor or the VILLAGE OF ANGOLA, the corporation described in,

that he knows the'~

I and which executed. the within Instrwaent,'!

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OOUNTY OF' ERIE .)

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,I before me. the subscriber, personally appeared STELLA LERCZ.t\KJI

to me personally known and known to me to be the same pe:l:'sol'l.

described in and who execut(\'ld the wi thin InstI'U.Il1ant .. and she duly

acknowledged to rae that she executed the same.

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VILLAGE OF ANGOLA TENTATIVE BUDGET 1967-1968. 20,1967.75

FOR FILED MA:RCHAOOOUNT# BUDGET ITEM 1966-67 1966-67 1'967-68

Budget Est,Exp. lludget

A 10 TRUSTEES ,100 - Personal Services 3200.00 3200.00 3200.00

A 30 MAYOR100 - Personal Services 1200.00 1200.00 1200.00400 - otber expenses 400.00 283.41 400.00'

A 40 CLERK-II1REAS.100 - Personal Services 3000.00 3000.00 3000.00

p.T.Clerk 1000.00 1000.00 1500.00

400 - otber expen.ses 400.00 341 .10 400.00A 43 VILLAGE OFFICE

200 - equipment 100.00 71.95 100.00400 - otl:1er expenses 7000.00 5933.64 2000.00

A 54 VILLAGE ATTORNEY100 - Personal Services 2500.00 2500.00 2500.00400 - other expenses 1500.00 1500.00 1500.00

A 60 VILLAGE ELECTION100 - Personal Services ------- ------ ---------400 - Other expenses ------- ------ ----._---

A 64 PLANNING BOARD100 - Personal Services 200.00 200.00 200.00400.QQOther Expenses 2800.00 2800.00 2800.00'

A 74 VILLAGE HALL400 - other expenses 4000.00 4000.00 4000.00

A 81 FIRE DEPARTMENT100 - Personal Services ---_.. - ------ .--------200 - Equipment 3500.00 3500.00 3500:00

Dwn.Paym.Tanker --_.-_. ------- 1000.00400 - Other Expenses 600.00 600.00 600.00

A 82 POLICE DEPARTMENT100 - Personal Services 21725.00 21725.00 2~~~~.~~200 - E~uipljlent 2000.00 1~~~:~~ 7600~OO400 - 0 her ex~. :2000.00

A 85 KBE~E~ OF THE OUND400 - other servics 100.00 150.00 200.00

A 88 PARKING DIVISION200 - Equipment 100.00 400.00 400.00

A 100 ST. ADMINISTRATION100 - Personal Services 12750.80 12750.80 14000.00'

A 101 ST.MAINTENANCE100 - Personal Services 4400.00 4400.00 4800.00200 - Equipment 3500.00 300.00 3500.00400 - Other Expenses 22500.00 22500.00 28000.00

A 102 ST. CLEANING100 - Personal Services ---.--- ------- ---------400 - other expenses 200.00 3.00 200.00

A 103 SNOW REMOVAL200 - Equipment 500.00 300.00400 - other expenses 2000.00 900.00

A 104 SHADE TREES400 - other expenses 1000.60 300.00

A 105 ST. LIGHTING400 - other expenses 8700.00 8700.00

A 121 STORM DRAINS400 - other expenses 4000.00 7100.00

A 125 REFUSE400 - other expenses 8000.00 8000.00

A 209 YOUTH PROGRAM400 - other expenses 2600.00 2500.00

A 234 PUBLICITY "100 - Personal Services 300.00 226.00400 - other expenses 400.00 235.04

A 290 VILLAGE GENERAL400 - other expenses 4200.00 4200.00623 - Taxes on Village Pro 200.00 200.00624 - Tax Adv. 250.00 250.00628 - State Retirement 6500.00 6500.00630 - Workmens Compo 1600.00 1500.00633 - Social Security 2000.00 1622.33650 - Contingent Fund 473Q.81 4300.00660 - Provo Unpd. taxes 500.00680 - Int. on Bonds 1331.00 814.93

A 300 690 - F.Trk.&St.Bonds 2509·QO 2500.00Land Purchase Bond 6000.00 6000.00

154987.61

A 1005A 1401A 1801A 1902A 1922A 2201A 2301

A 2302A 2305A 2625A 2928

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ESTIMATED REVENUESEstimated Balance 6/1/66 22000.00 6/1/67Real Estate tax (prior Yr.) -~---Inters.t & Penaltie s 360.00 --------Rental on Bldgs. 1000.00 --------Storm Drain fees ------ --------Fire Protection 5000.00 --------Parking Meter Revenue 1900.00 --------State Aid 14000.00 --------sts. & R.R. 1781.27 --------state Aid (Youth prog.) 1300.00 --------Mortgage Tax 1000.00 --------Fines ret. by state 300.00 --------Sales Tax 16400.00 --------Sidewalks 1000.00 --------Int. on Cert. Deo. 1200.00 --------To be raised b1 Taxation 79746.34 --------

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Tax rate 66-67 = 26.50 1967-68 =.3'/"~

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500.008000.00

1000.00

8700.00

10000.00

8000.00

2600.00

300.00400.00

4700.00200.00300.00

7532.001600.002500.005000.00

500.001000.00~500.00

3000.00

181782~00

30QOO.00

380.00600.00

5000.001700.00

14000.003800.001300.001000.00200.00

17000.001000.001200.00

104602.00

lS1782.00

81

WATER DEPT. BUDGET.

ACCOUNT # BUDGET ITEM ·1966-67BUdget

1966-67Est. Exp.

1967-68Budget

83

7,847.203,000.00

16,000.00

F 260

F 262

F 263

PUMPING STATION100 - Personal Svc. 20,480.00,200 - Equipment 2,500.00400 - Other Expenses18,000.00

DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM100 - Personal Svc.200 - Equipment400 - other Exp.Administration100 - Personal Svc. 8,300.00

20,480.002,500.00

18,000.00

7,847.203,000.00

12,000.00

8,300.00

22,500.004,500.00

~5.000.00

8,236.803,000.00

Vl,OOO.OO

9,000.00

F 290

F 300

F 1101F 1125F 1102F 1919

WATER GNERAL400 - other expo 1,500.00 1,500.00 2,000.00616 - Co.&Sch.Taxes 3,500.00 3,500.00 3,500.00628 - State Aet. 2,000.00 2,000.00 2,000.00630 - Wkms. Compo 900.00 900.00 1,000.00633 - Social Securityl,800.00 1,800.00 1,800.00650 - Contingent Fund 895.60 895.60 3,589.70680 - Int. on Bonds 3,677.20 3,677.20 2,873.50690 - Serial Bonds 10,500.00 10,500.00 10,500.00ESTIMATED REVENUES 1~O~O~,~9~0~0~.~0~0~---------------1·~1-6-;S-b-b-··~-0-O-···---

Estimated Balance 6/1/66 =27,322.04 1967 =27,000.00Village Sales 27,200.00 28,500.00Districts 35,000.00 38,000.00Outside Sales 20,700.00 22,000.00Misl. 1,000.00 1,000.00

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SALARY SCHEDULE 85HOURLY RATES

ACCOUNT # NAME OR TITLE 66-67 67-68 66-67 67-68

Budget Budget Budget BUdgetA 40 Olerlt~'rreas• 3000.00 13000.00 ------------------

P.T.Cltflrk 1000.00 1500.00 1.60 1.75

A 82 Police Chief 5750.00 6500.00 --------------------Ptl.Dalton 5400.00 5600.00 ---------------------Ptl. Reiter 4000.00 4500.00 ---------------------Ptl. Miller 4000.00 4250.00 ----------------------ReI. ptlm. 4000.00 1.75 2.00Maronski 2.J,0

A 100-100 ST. ADMINISTRATIONAI. Orr 5395.60 5510.40 2.35 2.55F.Gugino 4000.00 4000.00 2.75 3.00

A 101-100 W.Newcomb (t) 2080.00 4804.80 2.00 24)Laborers 1.50 2.00

F 260-100 L.Widmer 5400.00 5700.00 2. 581 2.75R.Beck 4800.00 5100.00 2.29 2.45G.Letzin 4160.00 5100.00 2.00 2.45H.Kuhn 4160.00 4368.00 2.00 2.10D.Hosler ------ ------- 2.30 2.45Rel.Oper. ------ ------- 1.75 2.00

F 262 A. !lare 5510.40 5834.40 2.40 2.55W.Newcomb (t) 2080.00 4804.80 2.00 2.10O.T.& Laborers 500.00 389.60 1.50 2.00

F 263-100 Clerk-Treas. 2800.00 3000.00 ---------------P.T. IItttl II II II 1500.00 2000.00 1.60 1.75Frank Gugino 4000.00 4000.00 2.75 3.00

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transfers as stated. Un. Crd. 247

It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg that the followingresolution be passed:RESOLVED: The Mayor is hereby authorized to sign the easement agreement with'

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Mrs Stella Lerczak authorizing the continous or the eXisting sewer lineinstalled on premises of the Stella Lerczak running paralled with the proposed Henry Lane read. Un. Crd. (Copy attached sep.)

It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg that the following resolution be passed: RESOLVED, the Mayor is hereby authorized to sign theApplmcation for Participation in Urban Planning Assistance Program with Ithe Village to pay $2586.00 to the State of New York being 17% of totalcost of $15,516.00. Un. Crd.

The following bills were presented for payment by the Tres. Water Dept.cks. # 212-347 total of $2287.27 and General Dept. Cks. #281-555 total of$4738.83. It was moved and seconded that the treas. pay bills as sbbmitted.Un. Crd.

It was moved and seconded to adjounr. Un. Crd.

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,'MARIANNE ARNOlil Clerk· Troa'"ror >.----i0 ' •. Clerk.

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It'rDEX

Re-organization appointments & resolutionsFritz = compalint from Sacks.B.Permit = L.Lerczak Jr.Police reportChieg canvass reportFire ReportPlectrons by Chief Fire Co.Nis. Moh. p~oposal

Pubiic hearing on tent. budget.Library workers for Fund drive.

261

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RE-ORGANIZATION MEETINGMon. Apr. 3,1967.

257

The Annual Re-Organization meeting of the BOard of Truste~s, Village ofAngola, N.Y. was held on Monday April 3rd.,1967, at the new Village Office.

PRESENT: Donald L. CarbeckAllen WhiteEarl KinganlIene HeimburgCarl Iannello


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4/1/684/1/684/1/6841:1/704/1/684/1/72

The list of Appointments and Designators pluslthe expiration dates for thenew Official year commencing April 4th.,1967 was read by Mayor Carbeck.It was moved by Mr. Kingan and seconded by Mr. White that the followingresolution be adopted: RESOLVED the following persons are hereby appointedto the respective named offices for the te~~s set forth: Ell.Village Clerk-Treas. ,) •.••••••••Marianne O. Arnold •• 2 yr.term = 4 /69Registrar of Vital Statics )Water Clerk-Treas. )Tax CollectorMatron to Police Dept. )

Villa.ge Attorney • .' , Floyd Hurst 1 yr. !lUIlIl=

Fire-.._Inspector .,Nelson W.Arnold 1 yr.. 111111=

BUilding Inspector .,Donald Heimburg 1 yr. 11111111=

- Zoning Board Chairman Floyd Wilson 3 yr. IIUlIll=, -Supt. Publtc Works Frank Gugino 1 -yr .. 1111 flll=

Planning Board Chairman••...•.. : George Lemmler •..•.• 5 yr. 11111111=

Un. carried by majority vote.

The Mayor announced the appointments of Allen White as Deputy Mayor for theyear ending April 1,1968 together with the following named persons to therespective offices:Water Commissioner ....... ,e ••••• _...... _. ,'.~ Jene Heimburg •.. -' .. . . . . . ..1 yr. t-erm.Police 1I1.llIllllllllIHlllll •••••••••••••••••••Allen White •............• 1 yr. 11111111

stre~ts 1I11.1JIlIl.lllI_I~'IUI_•••• it •• ""':' ••••• ".1'." .Carl ~Q.nnell0.-• • _. '" .-' •• '" •••••1 yr. 11111111

Budg~,t Director .• ".•...... ,. ... ,. ..... ".Earl Kingan •....... "" . _.... 'I 1 yr. II II 1111

Chairman of AsS"essors ••••••• "•••••••• Earl Kingan•.............,.1 yr. 11111111

Approval of the above named were moeed by Mr, Kingan and seconded by Mr.White. Un. Carried.

It wq.s moveCi by Mr. Kingan and seconded by' Mr. Heimburg that the":followingBe adopted as read:I = Evans National Bank of Angola as the Official bank for depositary.2 =. '];;vans, Journal as the Official Newspaper.3 = Board meetings = 1st. & 3rd.Mondays of· each· month at7r30 P.M.(excluding

the months of July & August, when there will be only one mtg)4 = Grievance Day will be held on the 3rd. Tuesday in Feb.5 =.Clerk-Treas. /ll.uthori?ed to' attend' all. meetings and Training' Schools as

deemed'necessarY'for the year with all necessary e~penses paid'by theVillage•.

6 =.Mayor to attend all-meetings during the year deemed necessary by himwith all 'expenses paid py the Village.

7 = Mayor authorized to send Trustees to any Meetings deemeCi necessary byhim with all expense$ paid by the Village.

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25~ = New patrolman to attend Training School which is compulsary now beforeperm. appointment with all expenses,P¥id by the Village.

9 = Village Office closed on all legal and Bank holidays.10 = Zoning Board Chairman1 Village Officials 1 Village Officers 1 Dept. Heads 1and all other Village Chairmen, of other Village groups to attend all Erie Co.Village Officials meetings each month from Sept~ thru. May with the exceptionof June1JulY1Aug. and Dec. with all expenses paid by the Village11 = Zoning Board Chairman and Planning Board Chairman to attend all meetings

deemed necessary by the Village Board with all expenses paid by the Village.

Ufi. carried by full majority vote.

Mayor Carbeck declared the above appointments and resolutions closed andcontinued with the reguat meeting.

Mr. Robert Stoessle was present at the'meeting in rega;r:d to the unslightly,condition of a home owned by Mr. Fritz on Woodward Ave. A letter of complaintem this same rratter ,was received from Mrs. John Sack with the followi:ngsignatures affixed to it: Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Geffers1 Joseph Fazzallar01 andAnthony Lauricello. Mayor Carbeck requested that the Clerk write to ,the Boardof Health and also request a copy of letter that will be sent to the aboveparty in mention.

Building permit was received from Leonard Lerczak Jr. for a single dwellingto be built on John R. Drive. It was, moved and seconded that this permit begranted. Un. Crd.

Police Report was read and ordered filed. At this time Mayor Carbeck read thelist of candidates that are willing to accept the Chief of Police position inthe Village. The list included Joseph Kane1 Millard LonkeY1 William JoycerDevine and Dziekonski. A meeting will be held by the Board for an interviewwith the above candidates on Mon. April Ilth.,1967, at 7130 P.M. Clerk wasinstructed to notify each of the meeting date and tim,e.

Fire Report was read and ordered filed. Mayor Carbeck stated that he hasreceived a request from the Fire Chief for the purchase of 6 additionalplectron home receivers for the Fire Co. as there is sufficient money leftin the Fire Co. budget to cover this expenditure. It was moved by Mr. Whiteand seconded by Mr. Heimburg that the Fire Chief be authorized to make thepurchase as requested. Un. Crd.

Mayor Carbeck has received a letter stating that the Village is to list thesites that they would like to have beautified this summer on the Youth Beautification Program.

It was moved and seconded that the Mayor be authorized to sign the PropOSalfor street and highway lighting (copy sep. attached) Un. Crd.

Mayor Carbeck stated that the public hearing on the tentative budget isopen and if anyone is present at this meeting for this hearing, he wouldhear them, there being no one present ,for the, tentative budget hearing, itwas moved by Mr. White and seconded by Mr. Kingan that the following resolution be passed: Resolution adoptingthe tentative budget for the yearcommencing June Ist.,1967 and ending on May 31st.,1968: WHEREAS this Boardof Trustees has met at the time and place specified in the Notice of PublicHearing on the tentative budget and heard all persons desiring' to be heard ther,NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED THAT the tentative budget as amended and revised alas hereinafter set forth is hereby adopted' and that several amounts stated together with the amounts set forth in Statement 1 as required for the paymentof principal of and interest on indebtness be and hereby are approiated forthe objects and purposes specified and the salaries and wages stated in suchbudget shall be and hereby affixed at the amounts shown therein effectiveJune ist.,1967. Un. Crd.

I

Mayor Carbeck has not received any report nrom Mr. Charles Spencer to da~59on the Lerczak sub-division.

The discussion on the dog problem was brought up again and this was tableduntil a later date.

Mayor Carbeck read a letter he has received from Mr. Kiefer on the appraisal.

Mayor Carbeck stated that Mr. Foster Thayer and Mrs. Evelyn House will bethe two from the Library Board to work on the Library Fund together withMayor Carbeck and Mr. Allen White. Several other persons from various organizations will also be contacted for their assistanee with this drive.

Question on labor shartage was discuss~d by Supt. Frank Gugino and theBoard Members. Mr. Gugino was given permission to contact Mr. Paternoshand Mr. Leslie Garlock for employment in the Village.

It was moved to adjourn

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l'lOllnLLY HEFORT ~'O THE VILLAGE BOARDi

March 1 through March 31, 1967

EHL~HGENCIES:

1 Pirst-Aiel callJ Inhalator calls1 Ambulance call

THAFFIC:

1 Parl-::ing tar; issuetl9 Vehicle & Traffic RrrestsJ Accidents investigRtedI> PunerRl escorts

O'THER ACTIVITD,S:

4 Assists to other Depts.10 lUscellaneous complclints

I., !1i.liGious rUschief complai.nts1 Petit Larceny complaint5 Unfounded complaints3 Domestic complaints1 Arrest for Impairing morRIs of a Minor1 Prisoner delivered to Erie County Pen.i Lodged in Town jail for the niGht1 Death of Natural causes investigated2 Dogs destroyed? Dog bite complaints3 Record checks to other Depts.6 Street lights reported out

Honthly report to the Ii'. B. I.lionthly report to Dept, of Corrections

Patrolled 2590 miles in the month of March345.7 gallons of gasoline used by Police Dept.41,0 gallons of gasoline user]. by Pipe Dept.

Stanley J. I-Iaronski

Act. Chief

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VILLAGE OF ANGOLA FINAL BUDGET FOR 1967-68 ADOPTED APRIL 3rd.,1967. 263

ACC'1'.#GENERALAIO

BUDGET ITEMFUND

TRUSTEES100 - Personal Services

AMOUNT

3200.00

A 30

A 40

A 43

A 54

A 60

A 64

A 74

A 81

A 82

A 85

A 88

A 100

A 101

A 102

MAYOR100 - Personal Services400 - other expenses

CLERK-TREAS.100 - Personal Servcies

!B.T.Clerk400 - other expenses (schools for Clerk)

VILLAGE OFFICE200 - Equipment400 - other expenses

VILLAGE ATTORNEY100 - Personal Svces.400 - other expenses

VILLAGE ELECTIONS100 - Personal Svces.400 - other expenses

PLANNING BOARD100 - Personal Svces. (B. Inspector)400 - other expenses

VILLAGE HALL400 - other expenses

FIRE DEPARTMENT100 - Personal Svces.200 - Equipment

Down paym. on tanker400 - other expenses

POLICE DEPT.100 - Personal Svces.200 - Equipment400 - other expenses (town radio use too)

KEEPER OF THE POUND400 - other experises

PARKING DIVISION200 - Equipment

ST. ADMINISTRATION100 - Personal Svces.

ST. MAINTENANCE100 - Personal Svces.200 - Equipment400 - other expenses

ST. CLEANING400 - other expenses

1200.00400.00

3000.001500.00

400.00

100.002000.00

2500.001500.00

200.002800.00

4000.00

3500.001000.00

600.00

24850.002000.00

7600.00

200.00

400.00

14000.00

4800.003500.00

28000.00

200.00

A 103

A 104

A 105

A 121

A 125

A 209

A 234

SNOW REMOVAL200 - equipmebt400 - other expenses

SHADE TREES400 - other expenses

ST. LIGHTING400 - other expenses

STORM DRAINS400 - other expenses

REFUSE400 - other expenses

YOUTH PROGRAM400 - other expenses

PUBLICITY100 - Personal Svces.400 - other expenses

ti~2

500.008000.00

1000.00

8700.00

10000.00

8000.00

2600.00

300.00400.00

267

400 - other expenses (ins. & hosp.)623 - Taxes on ViII. prop.624 - Tax Adv. expenses628 - State Retirement630 - Workmens Compensation633 - Social Security650 - Contingent fund660 - Provo for unpd. taxes680 - Int. on Bonds

A 300 690 - Serial Bonds (F.Trk. & Sts. )Land purchase bond

A 290

A 1005A 1401A 1801A 1902A 1922A 2201A 2301

A 2302A 2305

,A 2625A 2928

VILLAGE GENERAL

ESTIMATED REVENUESEstimated balance June 1,1967Real Estate tax (prior yr.)Interest & penaltiesRental on bldgs.Storm drain feesFire protection (town)Parking meter revenueState AidSts. & R.R.State Aid (Youth Program)Mortgage TaxFees returned by the StateSales TaxSidewalksInt. on Cert. Dep.To be raised by taxation

Tax rate = ~31.00 M.

4700.00200.00300.00

7532.001600.002500.00

,)4Si f7" "- 5'000.-00

500.001000.002500.003000.00

7~~c"J~k'Q0

30000.00

380.00600.00

5000.001700.00

14000.003800.001300.001000.00

200.0017000.00

1000.001200.00

/6.,t; 1!,G Ie4602, 001~0.

Iii'!) '76&, "0

,1'>~;]I-,.r'_ C 1(/· 1(:>, et:' __ ,; ,f.." 'i~') /1-/'<".

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~TER DEPT.

ACCT.#

F 260

F 262

F 263

F 290

F 300

F 1101F 1125F 1102F 1919

BUDGET ITEM

PUMPING STATION100 - Personal Svces.200 - Equipment400 - other expenses

DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM100 - Personal Svces.200 - equipment400 - other expenses

ADMINISTRATION100 - Personal Svces.

WATER GENERAL400 - other expenses (Ins.&Hosp.)616 - Co.&Scljool taxes628 - State Retirement630 - Workmens compensation633 - Social Security650 - Contingent fund680 - Int. on Bonds690 - Serial Bonds

ESTIMATED REVENUESEstimated balance June lst.,1967Village SalesDistrictsOutside salesMisl.

AMOUNT

22,500.004,500.00

.25,000.00

8,236.803,000.00

17,000.00

9,000.00

2,000.003,500.002,000.001,000.001,800.003,589.702,873.50

_12/500.00116,500.00

27,000.0028,500.0038,000.0022,000.001, 000.00

116,500.00

269

....!ili~ES W:;:;A:!:1:G:;;:E::.:~SC:::H:.:::.:ED=:~U,:;:r..::.:E_AD~;::·:::O~P....T,:;:E;::D_A~· ~l?.;:;:R=I,:;:r..~3.:i;,r.:::d""'.J.r ..l.::9",,6.!-7....A 40 - 100 CLERK-TREASURER

part time clerk

Police ChiefSenior PatrolmanPatrolmanPatrolmanRel. Ptlm. (Stan) 2.~P hr. )Rel. Ptlm. (other)2.00 hr.)

A 54 100

A 82 = 100

A 100 - 100

ATTORNEY

Alton OrrFrank Gugino

William Newcomb (2.~ hr.)Rel. laborers (2.00 hr.)

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273

$ $000.001500.00 4500.00

2500.00 1500.00

6500.005600.004500.004250.004000.00

24850.00

5510.404000.00 9510.00

4800.00

--41,360.00

9,000.0039,736.80

5700.005100.005100.004368.00

2232.00 22,500.00

5834.402402.40

3000.002000.004000.00

2.45 hr.)2.00 hr.)

L.WidmerR.BeckG.LetzinH.KuhnD.Hosl~r (rel.)Other rel. oper)

A.WareW.Newcomb (J.,)Laborers

ADMINISTRATIONClerk-Treas.Part time ClerkFrank Gugino

H

WATER DEPT.

F 260 - 100

F 262-100

F 2lD3 -100

I hereby vertify that this is a true copy of the bUdget of the Village ofAngola, N.Y. for the fiscal year commencing on June lst.,1967 and ending onMay 3lst.,1968, as it was adopted by the Village Board on April 3rd.,1967.

'> "Signed:>:??~......v. (!).a~4 .Title Clerk-Treas.

-Village aI Angola, N.Y.

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INDEX

B.Permit - Ross GuarinoSpec. on Fire Co. TankerPolice Chief App.New St. LightAudit received.Tulmello Prop.Mtg. SysacuseGravel and Hwy. materials Specs.Hydts. to be rep. by Water Dept. menTransfer for A 43-400

279

REG U L ARM E E TIN GMonday April 17th.,1967

The Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,was held at the Village Meeting room on Monday April 17th.,1967.


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N.Y.

PRESENT: Donald L. Carb~ck

Earl KinganAllen WhiteCarl IannelloJene Heimburg

MayorTrusteeII 11 II II II II II

II II II II II 11 II

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Building Permit was received from Ross Guarino to erect a new dwelling onJohn R. Drive. It was moved by Mr. Iannello and seconded by Mr. White thatthis permit be granted. Un. Crd.

Specifications for the new tanker for the Angola Vol. Fire Co. were reviewedby the Board and it was m?ved py Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan thatthe specifications first be approved by the Fire Co. Un. Crd.

POLICE DEPT.Report of police canvass was given by Mayor Carbeck and Police Com. White.An interview was held with the candidates and it was moved by Mr. White and2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the following resolution be passed: WHEREAS JosephP. Kane has successfully passed the Civil Service examination for PoliceChief of the Village of Angola and he being amongst the three highest ofthose eligible who will accept the position, NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVEDthat Joseph p. Kane be and hereby is appointed Police Chief for the Village of Angola effective June lst.,1967 at an annual salary of $6500.00.Such appointment to be on a 6 month probatioary period basis. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. White that the following resolution be passed RESOLVED that in accordance with Agreement dated 4/6/67the Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. be directed to make the following changesin the street lighting system in Village of Angola. Location = Lincoln St.Pole # NM-6 to install 175 W-MV # 1 at annual rate of $40.00. Un. Crd.

Discussion was held on the revision.of the present dog ordinance. This wastabled until next meeting.

Mayor Carbeck stated that he has received a copy of the Village Audit thatwas conducted and it is available for any of the Board Members to read.

Discussion was held on the Tulmello property due to several complaints beingreceived as this property is a hazard to the public. Mayor will instruct theFire Chief and Bldg. Inspector to view this condition and to file a written.complaint to the Board so further action may be taken by the Health Dept.

May~r Carbeck stated that the N.Y.Conference of Mayors Meeting will be heldin Syracuse N.Y. from June 11th. - 15th. and he would like to have some ofthe Board Members attend this sees ion if at all possible. Mayor and ClerkTreas. will be attending this School.

Specifications are being drawn up by Village Atty. Hurst on the Gravel andHwy. materials for the new fiscal year.

Letter was received from the Fire Co. that the Fire Co. parking lot will beused for the months of July and August for their Carnival,~Fire Drills andDrum Corp rehearsals.

278Mayor Carbeck discussed the Library report on the new bldg. More details will

e advailable for next meeting.

WATER DEP,T.Com. Heimburg stated that he will tend to the repairs of the hydrants as soonas possible as the Village water system will have to be shut down to make thenecessary repairs.Discussion was held on the deplorable condition of the trash burner at the rearof the business stores on No. Main St. Mayor Carbeck is in favor of having thisburner removed completely. It was decided that the Clerk write to the Merchantsin this area and ask for their approval of the removal of this burner.

Discussion was held on the Firemen's exemptions and this was tabled until nextmeeting.

Request was made by the Clerk-Treas. for a transfer needed in A 43-400. It wasmoved by Mr. Kingan and .and. by Mr. Iannello that the su,mof $.1000.00 be transferred from A 74-400 to A 43-400; Un. Crd.

Mayor Carbeck announced that Sunday April 30th.,1967, will be the date for theOpen House for the New Village office. Time 3 P.M - 6 P.M

The following bills were submitted for payment by the Clerk-Treas. - Water Dept.Cks. # 236-379 total of $1724.41 and General Dept. cks. # 310-604- total of $2921.7It was moved and 2nd. to pay bills as submitted. Un. Crd.

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

fih~i'e'~

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INDEX

Fire Dept. reportPolice Rept.Ronald Wasmund empl. as relief operatorTrash burner to be removedZonin'j Board new appollmtmentsDog OrdinancesMr. Widmer designated as Chief OperatorNew chlorinatorDiSarno's prop. for dumping sitetransfers

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REGULAR M E E T I NG 2';5Monday May Ist.,1967

The Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld at the new Village Office on Monday May Ist.,1967.

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

PRESENT: Donald L. CarbeckAllen WhiteCarl IannelloEarl KinganJene Heimburg



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Fire Dept. teportwas read and ordered filed. Also a cumminication wasreceived from the Fire Chief on a verification from/the Fire Co. in regardto a motion made and passed at the Fire Meeting by the Fire Co. in requestfor a new tank truck and the approval of the specifications that were submitted to the Village Board for their approval. Discussion was held on thequestion of the amount for this water tank truck and it was suggested bythe Bqaro., thaj:, ;L):: jJo.ul<;i,.bempre ofll-fl, advantag~e to the Fire Co. if theywouid trade in 'the 'International FirEi'Trucktowards a new tank and pumpertrack rather than to invest all of this money in just a water tank truck.Suggestion was made that the Board should meet with the Fire Chiefs and theFire Commissioners on this matter.

Police Report was recwived and ordered filed. A list of First aid items wassubmitted to the Board that the Police Dept. received from the Red Crossunit through Charles Blancard. Police Com. White gave a report on three

,items that have been requested by Police Chief Joseph Kane for the PoliceDept. namely: a camera, finger print dusting kit and a amphifier system forthe police car. Estimated total being around $500.00. It was moved by Mr.Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that Police Com. White be given authorityto purchase these items if found necessary for the Dept. Un. Crd.

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Request was made by Water Com. Heimburg for employment of Ronald Wasmundas,a part time relief operator· at the wage of $2.00 per hour. It was movedby Mr •. Iannello.and,2nd. by .. Mr."Whi.tethat i:his, request be granted. Un. Crd.

St. Dept.St. Com. Iannello reported that his street work is under way and that atpresent he requests that the specifications be drawn up and' ready for publication for the highway materials for this new fiscal year. Mayor Carbeckreported on the trash burner in the Main St. parking lot area. It was movedby Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that this burner be dismantled assoon as possible and this area cleaned off for parking space. Un. Crd.

It was moved'by Mr. Iannelmo and 2nd. by Mr. White that the following resolutionoe passed: 'Resolved tne following bamedpersons are hereby appointedto the Angola Zoning Board of Appeals for a three year term commencingApril Ist.,196~ through March 3lst.,1969:Floyd Wilson (Chairman)f Peter DelPrince1 Frank Faraci1 Donald Loeweq andVincent Walters. Un. Crd.

Dog Ordiances: Mr Floyd Hurst was authorized to prepare an addition or revised section to this ordinance for next meeting.

Request was presented by Mr. Heimburg in regard to Mr. Widmer not being reappointed at the Re-Organization meeting as a Chief Operator. A legal app-ointment cannot be made under this as this title was not created, but thefollowing resolution was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello

276Resolved: Leo Widmer be and hereby is designated Ch~Ef operator at the waterplant. Un. Crd.

Mr. Heimburg'request approval from the Board for the purchase of a new ChlorinatoImachine that is needed at the plant and there being enough funds in the WaterDept. he would like to order this equipment as soon as possible. It was moved byMr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Heimbuergthat this request be permitted for thepurchase of this new machine at the sum of $992.70 which was quoted by Mr. HeimbuIUn. t!'rd.

By Laws of the Youth Recreation were received and they were tabled until nextmeeting.

Complaints are being received on several pieces of property in the Villagethat are a health and fire hazard. Mayor Carbeck will contact Mr. DonaldHeimburg the BUilding Inspector and Fire Chief Belson Arnold on this.

Letter was received from William Houston District Prin. of the Lake Shore Cent.Scjj.ool in'regard to the property owned by Arthur DiSarno on Mill St. as beingused for a dumping site so that this area can be filled in and graded off to'eliminate the-health hazard that now exists. Mayor Carbeck will contact Mr.DiSarno's representavie from this area and will have a more detailed report onthis matter for next meeting, in regard to the amount requested, in the meanime it was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the following resolution be passed: Resolved the Village offer to purchase from Arthur DiSarnothe Mill street property for the sum of $300.00. Un. Crd.

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It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the following resolution be passed: Whereas, under Code item A 54 in the 1966-67 Budget, Sub

division 400, the sum of $2000.00 was allocated. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED,hat $1500.00 of item be transferred to item A 54-100 and the same be paid toFloyd Hurst, Village Atty., for non-routine services rendered during the fiscalyear 1966-67 and his salary be adjusted accordingly. Un. Crd.

The following transfers were requested by the Treas. and BUdget Direqtor: WaterDept. F 260-400 = $2000.00 from F 262-4001 and $61.53 from F290-a50 fooF 290-400.It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. White that the transfers be made. Un.Cr'

The following bills were submitted for payment: Water Dept. cks. # 246-395~ totalof $3683.18 and Gen. Cks. # 322-623 total of $2916.05. Moved and seconded to paybills as submitted. Un. Crd.

An informal discussion was held on the Law suit against the Village by Mr. WalterGunq·e,l[map S!po., r,.a );'lfy·);Jeji'i/'§!J;'... ,MqlfEl !J.~t;jii:l;fl., op,.t:n:!-s" Cl.1"pe~t; !Jl!~et ing •

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281FIRE REPORT FOR APRIL 1967

4/8/67 = Village Parking lot incenerator. Garbage burning. Called by JeneHeimburg at 7145 P.M.• Returned to quarters at 8115 P.M. Truck #13 men.

4/9/67 = John Haskins - Henry Rd. Evans. Shed burned down. Called by RadioControl at 6145 P.M. Released at 7130 P.M Trucks # 1-4 & 5responded. 19 men answered the alarm.

4/15/67= John R. Drive. Woods fire. Called by radio control at 2120 P.MReleased at 3120 P.M. Trucks # 1 & 5 responded. 17 men answereathe alarm.

4/21/67= Stand-by at Fire Hall. Electric off. Car cut off Power pole onLake St. 10145 P.M. to 11115 P.M. 2 men stood by.

4/24/67= Mutual Aid to Lake Erie Beach Fire Co. Called by radio control at7:A.M. Released at 7130 A.M. House belonging to Josephine Catalinoon fire. Trucks # 1 & 5 responded. 13 men answered the alarm.

4/26/67= Woodman - So. Main St., Village. Old Hotel & Apt. House. Calledby radio control at 4110 P.M. released at 2 9130 P.M. Trucks #1-2 & 5 responded. 25 men answered the alarm.

4/30/67= Ro¥te 20 across from Emco. Woods fire. Called by radio controlat 3100 P.M. released at 3130 P.M. Trucks # 1-3 & 5 responded.19 men answered the alarm.

Respectfully sbbmitted by:

~~~~Nelson Wm. ArnoldFire ChiefAngola Vol. Fire Co. Inc.

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MONTHLY REPORT TO THE VILLAGE BOARD

April 1 through April 30, 1967

EMERGENCIES:

3 First Aid calls

TRAFFIC:

3 V & T arrests1 Parking tag issued5 Funeral escortsDirected traffic for 2 fires

OTHER ACTIVITIES:

2 Arrests for Burglary1 Arrest for Assault 3rd3 Arrests for Public Intoxication1 Prisoner delivered to Erie County Jail1 Petit Lardeny complaint1 Milicious Mischief complaint

12 Miscellaneous complaints5 Unfounded complaints4 Domestic complaints3 60mplaints of trouble with neighbors1 Dog compla.int1 Dog bite complaint5 Complaints of persons missing from Village2 Eviction notices served1 .Revocation Order enforcell4 Assists to Other Depts.11 Trial Q·ttended1 Business Place with Unlocked door.5 Street lights reported out

Monthly Report to F.B.I.Monthly Report to Dept. of Cor~ections

Patrolled 2600 miles in April362.7 gallons of gasoline used64.4 gallons of gasoline used

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REGULAR M E E TIN G 283Mon. May 15th.,1967

The regular meefihg of the Board of Trustees , Village of An'gola:; N.Y. washeld on Monday May 15th.,1967, at the new Village office.

,c, ME?eting was called to order by Mayor Carbeck at 7130 P.M.

PRESENT: Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteJene HeimburgCarl Iannello

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Mr., ·Edward Cunningham and Mr. Thomas Christopher were present at the meeting in regard to the request of either widening or supplying a parking areabetween the curb and sidewalk on Maple St. for the customer parking forNiagara Mohwak and .Iroquois gas; Co's. Niagara Mohawk is willing to split theexpenses that will be involved if this request will be granted. There. werepros and cons amongst the Board Members for this request and it was suggestedtnat the Village can prOVide the fill but the'Niagara Mohawk will have to

C'C' bear the full expense of any blacktop or other topping that will be used.

Mr. Jerry Ruhl was present at the meeting with a report on his findQngs forthe Leone Bldg. being used as a Village Library. He stated that the Libraryequipment and books will be furnished by the County, but the expesnes forthe building itself will be a Village expense. Questioned on the architectural expenses, he stated that their fee is normally 12% of the construction total (meaning, heatinglplumbinglelectrical and Engineering costs).Money was not appropraated in the new Village budget for any expenses forthe Library as it was understood that the Library would raise the initalpayment this year for the Library.

'Mayor' Carbeck received some data from Sanford Fire Co. and as soon as otherdata is received from other Fire Equipment Companmes, they will act on setting up the specs. for the new tank trUCk.

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~etter was received frbm the personnel office on-Allen Miller completeinghis training and that his probationary period will be up Aug. 6,1967.

Letter was received on complaints from the Town on the Police calls for theVillage. Letter was not submitted to the Clerk for the full contents, somotion was made by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello tm t Mr. Whitehandle this complain t.

Water Dept.: Mr. Heimburg stated that Mr. Zimmer was at the plant and madethe annual inspection of the water intake and a letter was received fromhim for added work that has to,be made on the ,crib. It was moved by Mr.Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. White that Mr. Zimmer be allowed to continue withthe necessary repairs as soon as possible. Un. Crd.

St. Dept: Mr. Iannello reported on the street projects to be started withinthe near future and also stated that he s;o des;ires; to have transfers; madefrom the unexpended balances in s;ome of his; Sit. budgets; due to the weatherconditions; making it impos;sible to finish up the work s;tarted with funds;from the old fiscal yr. budget. Mr. Kingan s;uggested that this; be tabled untilthe las;t meeting this; month so a complete bUdget fund report be made on eachof the items.

Mayor Carbeck s;tated that there will be a meeting to be held in Buffalo onJune 9th.,1967 at 10100 A.M. at the State Office Bldg. s;hould anyone be

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Letter was received on a Summer Clinic to be held by the Erie Co. AdvisoryBoard of Planning in Lancaster,' N.Y. and the attendance fee is $2.75 per person,and that several of the Planning Board Members woufd like to attend. It wasmoved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. White that permission be granted for thisattendance by the Planning Board with expenses paid by the Village. Un. Crd.

Mayor Carbeck stated that on May 24th. at 7130 P.M a joint meeting will beheld by the Village Board, the Town Board and the Erie Co. Sewer Dist. # 2.

Resolutions from the Youth Rec. were tabled.

Mayor Carbeck stated that he contacted several of the nearby resi~ents onthe'sewer line and he has obtained the easement from Mrs. Carl Hepfinger.

Mayor Carbeck requested that Mt. Charles Joy make a study of the sewer problemon Washington St. at the Joe Mendola residence and to give Mr. Gugino a reporton this for the next mtg.

Disdussion was held on the DiSarno property and the Schwert property at MillSt. ,to be used for a dumping site in order to fill trat area up. The followingresolution was passed: RESOLVED: The Mayor be and hereby is authorized tonegotiate for the purchase of the Arthur DiSarno property and the adjoining vacanllot of Virginia Schwert for the sum of $800.00 each. Said ppoperty being the lowlyLng vacant land fronting on the south side of Mill St. at Big Sister Creek. Un.Crd. Moved by Mr. Iannel'lo and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg.

Specifications received were as follows:Concrete = Moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg.Gravel = 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Mr. WijiteGarbage = """""""""Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by, Mr. Kingan

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It.was moved and seconded that the Clerk be authorized to advertise for bids.Un. Crd.

Transfer was requested by TreaS. for the amount of $64.37 to cover the balanceof Alfred Ware I s salary. It was moved ,by Mr. Kingan a~ 2nd. by Mr. Heimburgthat "this ,.,transfer be made by the, Treas. Un. Crd..(Ja... _ ?.p ~t5 ;>rjZ'd-/e,G',~

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The following bills were submitted for payment: Water Dept. cks. # 253-414 totalof $2261.801 General Dept. Cks. # 341-658 - total ,of $4107.53. It was, moved and2nd.:that the Clerk-Trease be permitted to pay bills as submitted. Un. Crd.

It was moved and 2nd. to adjourn for a short meeting on May 26th. to closeout the bills for the Old~~ ~~ Un. Crd.

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Fire report

Complaint on Tulmello & Woodman bldgs.

Police report

Hourly rate - S.Maronski

Resignation Reid Smith

Hourly rate - Bill Newcomb

Parking lots to be oilEid.

Trash burner to be removed.

Complaint at Bigelow's bldg. on Lake St.

New voucher resol. for change.

Youth ByLaws

July and Aug. mtg. dates'

Resol. on Concreter gravelr Hepfinger easement, and Vassallo refuse bids.

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FIRE REPORT FOR MAY 1967

NO FIRE OALLS.NO MUTUAL AID OALLS.

ANGOLA VOL. FIRE OO.INO.

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VILLAGE HALL . ANGOLA, N. Y.

MONTHLY REPORT

EMERGENCIES:

8 First Aid calls

TRAFFIC:

3 V&T arrests5 Funeral escorts1 Parade

OTffiER ACTIVITIES:

3 Molester complaints5 Unfounded complaints2 Reported street lIghts

12 M,iscellaneous Complaints5 Dog complaints4 Milicious mischief complaints8 Assists to other departments2 Revoctations1 Petit larcenies1 Attempted burglary1 Missing persons11 Fire call2 Record checks3 Domestic complaints1 Attended preliminary hearing1 Attended grand jury1 Arrest for burglary

Monthly re'port to the, F.B.I.MonthJ1y report, to, the Department of Correction.Quarterly report to MVB.

Patrolled 2722 miles during the month of May.356.5 gallons of gasoline used by the Police Dept.13.3 gallons of gasoline used by the Fire Dept.

Chief of Police

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REG U L A R M E E TIN G 289Monday June 5th.,1967.

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld on Monday June 5th.,1967, at the new Village office.


PRESENT: Donald L. CarbeckCarl IannelloAllen WhiteJene HeimburgEarl Kingan

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FIRE DEPT.:Fire report was received f~om Chief Arnold and. ordered filed.Letter was received in regard to the Tulmello property on York St. and theremains of the Woodman building on South Main St. Both have been declareda health hazard by the Fire Dept. Chief and the Police Dept. At presentthe Village does not have any ordinance on the removals of such buildings,so it was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the followingresolution be adopted: RESOLVED: that proposed ordinance for repair or removal of unsafe and unsightly bUildings be prepared for study and lateradoption. Un. Crd.

POLICE DEPT:Resignation was received from Ptl. Reid Smith becoming effective on June 17,1967. Ptlm. Smith is entering the N.Y.State Troopers and will not be able towork as Village Ptlm. It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. Iannellothat the resignation be accepted. Un. Crd.Discussion was held on the hourly rate for Stanley Maronski as relief ptlm.that was an error on the salary schedule set up in May on this, at that timeStanley Maronski was listed for $2.75 hr. which shomld of been $2.10 hr.It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that this rate becorrected to .$2.10 an hr. for Mr. Maronski. Un. Crd. ~olice report read andfiled.WATER DEPT:Water Com. reported that he has work to be done at _the plant as soon as themen are available to start. Discussion was held on the hourly rate forWilliam Newcomb, a part time laborer in the water dept. It was moved by Mr.Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that Mr. Newcomb is to receive $2.00 hr.as part time laborer. Un. Crd.

ST. DEPT:St. Com. reported that he will start oiling the parking lots on Wed. ofthis week, and will also start the street repairing as soon as possible.Mayor Carbeck stated that the trash burner must be removed from the parking lot as soon as possible.

Complaints have been received from the noise at the Bigelow In s. officewhich has been let out to a Youth group for orchestea rehearsals. Clerkwas instructed to notify Mr. Bigelow on these complaints.

It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. White that the following resolution be adopted: Resolved: That the requirement that vouchers be acknowledged before a notary be eliminated and the clerk is authorized to usevouchers requiring certification only, for future use. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg that the XllilmlXI!lXXm!l.BXBy Laws from the Youth Recreation be accepted subject to the insertion of

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Mayor Carbeck stated that the meeting for July will be held on the 10th. of thatmonth and the mtg. in Aug. will beheld on Aug. 7th.

Mayor Carbeck gave a brief report on the Erie Co. Sewer Mtg. that was held this~ast week at the Lake Shore High School.

It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg that the following resolution be adopted: WHEREAS, bids were advertised for covering the purchase ofgravel products for use during 1967-68 and whereas it has become apparent thatdifferent specifications are required, NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED that theClerk is directed to return the one bid received, unopened and the new specifications as submitted are hereby approved and new bids to be received andopened June 19th.,1967 at 8 P.M. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg that the following resolutionbe adppeted: Resolved: The bids received from Evans Bldrs. Supply having beenthe only one received for transit mixed concrete and that having been on amodified basis it is Resolved that such bid be rejected and notice republished forJune19th.,1967, at 8 P.M. Bid deposit of $250.00 to be returned by the Clerk to.Evans Builders. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the following resolution be adopted: Whereas there is a need for a sewer line to be installedalong Orchard Ave. across the land of Carl and Antionette Hepfinger, NOW THEREFORE ;I:T IS RESOLVED that the Mayor is authorized to sign the said easement. Un. Crd.

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It waS moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg that the following resolution be adopted: RESOLVED: Bids having been receid from Sam Vassallo at theprice of $7069.00 and from Jos. Ball at $8840.00 and the advertisement having beenduly published and the bids received and opened at 8 P.M. NOW THEREFORE IT ISRESOUE~ that the bid of Sam Vassallo be accepted at the sum of $7069.00. Un. Crd.

The foIlowin~ bills were submitted for payment by the Treas. Water Dept. cks.#1 - 8 = Total of $630.391 General Dept. cks. # 1 - 25 = $4372.07. It was mavedand 2nd. to pay bills as submitted. Un. Crd.

It was moved and 2nd. to

Index---Floyd Milliken on corner complaint.

Jerry Ruhl and F.Tha~r on Library report.

Transfer for Library Fund bldg.

Frank Borzillire on Police Dept. complaint.

Town of Evans ptlm. for Village work

Tax correction for Roger Beck.

Bldg. permits : Riehle ~ Rietz.No Summer vacations for Water Dept.

Fire Co. st. dance.Bids : Pipe~ Gravel and Concrete.

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REG U L A R M E E TIN G297

Monday June 19,1967.

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld at the Vfllage office on Commercial St. 9n Monday June 19th., 1967.


PRESENT:

ABSENT:

Donald L. CarbeckAllen WhiteCarl IannelloJene HeimburgEarl Kingan



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Mr. Floyd Milliken was present at the meeting with a complaint on the vacant lot ,on the corner of Center & No. Main Sts. The grass and weeds are highand it is a hazardous site due to bottles and debri laying in the tall weeds.Other complaints were also received on empyylots belonging to Ricci on Com.St. and Bowman on Center St. Clerk was instructed to notify each lot ownerof the complaints received and that the lots are to be cleared of all highweeds and other debris.

Mr. Jerry Ruhl was present at the meeting with a report on the Library.Mr. Foster Thayer was also presnet and gave a full report of the meetingthat was held in regard to the new building. Recommendation was made for ajoint meeting between the Village Board Members, the Libray Board and theArchitector. Meeting was set for Thursday June 22nd., 1967, at 7r30 P.M.at the new Village Office.

It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the following resolution be adopted: RESOLVED: Whereas Jerry Ruhl on behalf of Whitcher &Associates Architects, Orchard Park, N.Y. have been consulted relative toArchitectuaral services in connection with the plans and specifications etc.regarding the new proposed Library at No. Main St., Angola', N.Y. at thefollowing basis: Preliminary services - 3% of estimated cost of construction.Contract plans & specificat:ions - 6% of low bidr Supervisory services - 3%of construction cost. (This to be paid as Federal Funds are made availablefor Arch. services.) NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED that the Mayor be authorized to sigh the approval letter. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. White that the following resolution be passed: RESOLVED: the sum of $2000.00 be transferred from Contingent fund # A290-650 into A 290-550 New Library Building Fund. Un' Crd.

It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the following resolution be passed: Resolved: that the Mayor be authorized to negotiate andenter i~to and option to purchase the land and bUilding at No. Man St.Angola, N.Y. at the purchase price of$17;000.00 plUS adjustments. Un Crd.

Mr. Fran~ Borzillire was ,present at'the meeting with a report that he madeon the. Villag.e Police Dept. in. regard to an accident that a Village Patrolmanhad at 9145 P.M. on June 8th.,1967, which was not reported to the VillageChief or Village Board until several days later, and the complaint also madeon the Village patrol car being outside of Village limits for personal useand also at which time the Village police dept. had received a call for theinhalatlor on York St., in the Village. Question also came up on "Non-Village Personnel" riding in the police car. Chief Boseph Kane WgS preeent atthe meeting and answered several of the questions and he also stated that hewould post a notice in.the police room ~n regard to the riders. At thistime Chief Kane requested permission from the Board on Allen Miller workingpart time for the Town Police Dept. He stated that he has secured permissionfrom the Personnel Office in Buffalo, and also from Chief Crawford of theTown Police Dept. for mutual help • Chief Kane presented to the Board two

298applications from 2 Town of Evans patrolmen that will work part time for any'emergency in the Village police Dept. Applications received were from SteveSolinski and Tom Wilson. It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Iannellothat the following resolution be passed: Whereas frequent occassions arisethat the services of trained police are needed to ,augment the Village policeDept. on a part time basis, NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED that the Village Chiefof Police be and is authorized to employ the services of Thomas Wilson andStephen Solinski as part time police as needed at the rate of $2.00 per. hr.Un. Crd.It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the followingresolution be passed: Resolved: Whereas an error was made in the entry ofthe amount of assessment in the Tax roll book covering item # 202-136assessment of Roger Beck, Parkside Ave., Angola, N.T. entered at $6100.00instead of the correct figure of $5900.00, Now therefore it is resolvedthat such assessment be correctly stated at $5900.00 and the tax be correctlycomputed and collected thereon at $182.90 insteid of $189.10. Un. Crd.

St. Dept:St. Com. Iannello reported that he is ready for the street work and Mr. Guginowas instructed to contact Mr. Wickson on the grade crossing work immediately.Mr. Gugino stated that he will be away at a School session from July 10-11 &12th.Building permits were received from: Gerald Riehle to erect a private garageon his property at Allen St. and from Raymond Rietz to erect a new home onTerrylynn Dr. It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. White that thepermits be granted. Un. Crd.

Discussion was held in regard to letters that have been published in the EvansJournal by Walter Gunderman opposing the Library site. Mayor Carbeck gave areport on the item that he is going to have published in answer to Mr. Gundrman's complaints.Discussion was held by Mr. Heimburg in regard to vacations taken during thesummer months of June, July and August for the pump station operators.In 1961 at was moved by the Board that all Water personnel and Police personnelcould not take a vacation during the summer months. It was moved that this

uruling still be enforced and notice given to each Dept. Head.

Request came in from the Fire Co. for permission to hold a street dance duringtheir Fire Carnival nites. It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Heimbuegthat permission be granted provided that the Fire Co. fire police will handleall the necessary details and submit a copy of this to the Police Comm. AllenWhite. un. Crd.

BID OPENIN GS:TRANSITE~XED CONCRETE:Whereas bids were-adv;rtised for the purchase of transite mixed concrete, openedand read aloud and the following bid having been the sole bid received, suchbid being accompanied by a cash deposit of $250.00, NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVr~

that purchases of mixed concrete by the Village be from Evans Builders Supply. !

Inc. at the bid prices: 1 yard - $22.001 2 yds. - $20.001 3 yrds. or more I Iat $17.00 per yd. and the $250.00 cash be held by the Clerk until receipt of 'l' Ithe performance bond in the amount of $2500.00 upon receipts of which the )cash is to be returned to the bidder. Un. Crd. (Moved by Mr. Iannello and2nd. by Mr. White)ROUND TYPE GRAVEL BIDWhereas bids were advertised for the pucchase of gravel materials, opend andread aloud, being received from Evans Builders Supply, Inc. at the followingbid prices: (Next page)

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300PIPEIt-was moved by Mr. Iannelo and 2nd. by Mr. White that the following resolution be passed: Resolved, Whereas bids were advertised for the purchase of CClass 1500 Cement asbestos Sewer pipe 6"18" and 10" diameter and WHEREASbids were received, opened and read aloud from:, .L.A.Hazard , North EvaBB, N.Y. = 6" - .734:1 8" = @ 1.00 and 10"- $1.34 perlineal ft. and from Erb & Co.Inc., 6" @ .691 8" @ 1.11 and 10'" @ 1.52 perlineal ft. Now therefore it is resolved that the 6" pipe be purchased fromthe Erb & Co. and the 8" and 10" be purchased from L.A. Hazard & Co. at therespective prices quoted. Un. Crd.The following bills weee submiteed for payment: Water dept. cks. # 1-19=$2243.79 and Gen. Dept. cks. # 1 - 53 at $24,996.94. It was moved andseconded that 11 bills submitted be paid. Un. Crd.

It was moved and 2nd. to adjounr to July 10th.,1967 for the next meeting,due to there only being one meeting conducted in July and the month of Aug.Un. Crd.

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B.Permits: McDonald and Wilk

Fire Report

Police Report and request for riot hats and shotgun.

Allen Miller appointment date

Richard White - Complaint on ducks,

Sam Tripi - complaint on Tulmello property.

Woodman Tax

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ANGOLA POLICE DEPT MONTHLY REPORT

TO THE VILLAGE BOARD

JUlm 1st to June 30, i967

EMERGENCIES:

4 First Aid calls2 Ambulance calls5 Inhalator Calls

TEAFFIC:

1 Accident investigated2 V&T arrests made2 Funeral escorts

Other Activities:

5 Petty Larceny complaints1 Burglary Complaint1 Illegal entry complaint3 Malicious mischief complaints3 Prowler Complaints1 Dog Bire complaint1 Dog Ordinance Violation18 Misc, complaints4 Domestic complaints6 Unfounded complaints4 Reported kidnapped from Village ( turned over to State Police)1 Arrest for Assault second2 Arrests for petit larceny2 Salesmen escorted from Village1 Stolen car reported (unfounded)1 Dog destroyed14 Assists to other d~partments

3 Eecord checks for other agencies.3 Motor Vehicle Eevocations enforced.2 Juvenile beer parties broken up5 Meters reported jammed3 Street lights reported outMonthly report to Dept. of Correction

II II FBIEecovered1 Parking meter2 Bicycles1 Case of Bread

Patrolled 2318 Niles dur ing month of June338.1 Gallons of gasoline used by police dept

9.5 Gallons of gasoline used by Fire dept.

Chief of Police

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FIRE REPORT FOR JUNE 1967

6-7-67 Aar accident-Main St.Village.Called bt Radio Control at8:15 P.M. released at 9:00 P.M. Truck # 2 responded.I5 Men

answered the alarm. Booster lines were used to wash glass,oil andanti-freeze off street.

6-7-67 N.Y.C.R.R.right away-Grass Fire,Delameter Rd.& Eden EvansCenter Rd.Called by Radio Control at II:30 A.M. released at 12:30P.M. Trucks # I & 5 responded.IO Men answered the alarm.Booster linesused.

6-12-67 Car Fire.Route 5 near Beach Rd.Called by Radio Controlat I:OO A.M. released at 2:IO A.M. Trucks I & 5 responded.I3 Menanswered the alarm. Car cut off telephone Pole Off.

6-21-67 Town of Brant Dump,Hard Pan Rd.Brant,N.Y.Called by RadioControl at 4:00 A.M. released at 5:30 AM.Trucks I & 5 responded.16 Men answered the alarm. Truck 4 also responded.

RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,

~)~id~~r FIRE CHIEF.

ANGOLA VOL. FIRE CO. INC.

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REGULAR MEETING

Mon. July 10,1967

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The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld on Monday July 10th.,1967, at the Village Office.

Meeting was called

PRESENT:

to order by Mayor

Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteCarl IannelloJene Heimburg

Carbeck at 7r30 P.M.

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It was moved by Mr. Ianello and 2nd. by Mr. White that the following building permits be granted: Richard McDonald to alter and extend home on LakeSt. for a family room addition and Stanley Wilk of Lake St. to erect ashed on his property. Un. Crd.

Fire report was submitted by Fire Chief Nelson Arnold. Read and filed.

police report submitted by Chief Joseph Kane. Read and filed.

Discussion arose on the perm. appointment of Ptlm. Allen Miller which willbecome effective on ~ugust 6th.,1967, and due to this date being on a Sunday, Clerk was so instructed to contact Personnel Director Frank Trigg ifit would be permissable to appoint Mr. Miller at the Board meeting on Mon.Aug. 7th.,1967, in the meantime, it was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. byMr. White that approbal for the perm. appointment of Allen Miller be heldpending the report from the Chief of Police Joseph Kane. Un. Crd.

Request was submitted for the purchase of Riot helmets and a riot shot gunfor the Police Dept. It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan thatthe Chief be given permission to make purcahses of 5 hats and a shot gun,as requested. Un. Crd.

Permission was also requested for radar to be set up in the Village, thiswill be conducted by the Town and Village combined. Permission not neCessary on this, this is under the Chief of Police duties.

Mr. Richard White was present at the meeting on a complaint of his neighborwho has ducks running loose and are invading Mr. White's yard. Village Atty.will check on an ordinance or rUling on this to try to solve Mr. White'sproblem.

Mr. Sam Tripi was present at the meeting on a complaint of the Tulmelloproperty on York St. as it is a great hazard to the public. A signed petition was also submitted to the Clerk by Mr. Joseph Borzillire for witherthe removal of this property of renovation of same. Village Atty. willcontact Mrs DiFulvio, a daughter of the deceased owner and will try to havea report by next mtg.

Dog Ordinan~e - and Abandoned vehicles ordinance will be checked out byVillage Atty. for next mtg.

Mayor Carbeck gave a report on literature received from the Equalizationtax program. He will contact them for a meeting within the near future.

Question on the Woodman tax arose, as Clerk Marianne Arnold stated thatMrs. Woodman would not pay the tax due to the hotel fi~e and the buildingbeing demolished. It was stated by Village Atty. that the tax will have tobe paid for this year as the current taxes were based and closed as of Dec.31st.,l967. Next year the property will be re-assessed for only the land.

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188The following bills were submitted for payment: Water Dept. cks. # 15-42total of 16,264.14 and Gen. Cks. # 17-85 total of 12,726.43. It was movedand secon~ed for Treas. to pay all bills as submitted~ Un. Crd.

It was meed and seconded to adjourn. Un. Crd.

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Regular MeetingAug. 7th.,1967

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The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld on Monday August 7th.,1967, at the Village Office.

Meeting was called to order at 7130 P.M. by Mayor Donald L. Carbeck.

PRESENT: Donald L. CarbeckAllen WhiteC?rl IannelloEarl KinganJene Heimburg


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Mr. Beaumont, representative from National Chemical Research Co. was present at the meeting to introduce a new product to be used on the concretefloor in the fire engine room. The product is a cleaner that will removeall grease and accumulation on the cement floor and the other product wasa sealer to be applied after the floor is cleaned, which will protect thefloor from grease and other d~mage caused from salt and winter depositsfrom the. trucks. It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Heimb~rg thatpermission be granted to the Fire Chief to purchase the above materials.Un. Crd.

Mr. Lawrence Walters was present at the meeting. It was moved by Mr.Whiteand 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the following resolution be passed: Resolved:that the policy Insurance Policy # QYN 107431 be modified pursuant torecommendation of Mr. Walters to remove the restriction contained in suchpolicy against underground damage claims by the payment of additionalpremium of $86.00 as quoted. Un. Crd.

Fire Report was received from Chieg Arnold and ordered filed.

Police Report was received from,Chief Kane and ordered filed. The resignation of Allen Miller as Village patrolman was read and it was movedby Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the resignation was acceptedas of August 1st. becoming effective on August 4th.,1967. Un. Crd.Chief Kane stated that he would like to employ Mr. Reid Smith as a temporary relief patrolman. It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Kinganthat the folloWing resolution be passed: Resolved Reid Smith be appointedas relief patrolman at the rate of $2.00 per. hr. effective Aug. 7th.,1967. Un. Crd.At this tliune Chief Kane statedd.that a Mr. Smith from the Police Adm.office in Albany, N.Y. will be here to meet with him on Wed. A.M. at10100 A.M.

St. Com. Report:St. Com. Carl Iannello reported that his street program is almost finishedfor this year. and he will be able to start his other work before Fall.

Letter 9f resignC!.tion waf! received from Mr. Frank. Gugino, S1.!pt •. P1,lblicWorks. It was moved by Mr •.Iannello and 2nd. by. Mr .I<;ipgan that the folloWing resolution be passed, Resolved: Whereas Frank J. Gugino has servedtoe Village of Angola water.and streets department well qnd faithfully formore than 40 years, and WHERE~S Frank J.Guginohas tendsred his resignationeffect~ve November lst.,1967, NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED that such resignation be accepted witl'\"regr,e.t,., effect,ive Nov. lst.,1967 and Furtherthat the thanks and appreciation be and are herebye~presse.d to Frank J.

GuginO for. his. long"service to the pePPle of. his. commun.ity. Url • C:rd •

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Request for a street light was stated by st. Com. Carl Iannello for Mrs. Ross'Guarino in the John R. Drive area. This was approved and Mr. Iannello will contaft the Niagara Mohawk Corp. on the installation of this light.

Mr. William Houston was present at the meeting in ,regard to using the dump siteon Mill St. for the school bUilding to be demolisned this week. It was moved byMr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg ahat the following resolution be passed:Resolved: Whereas the Lake Shore Central School District is demolishing theschool buildwng on High Street, Angola, N.Y. and the contractor needs a placeto dump such debris, NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED that the contractor be andhereby is authorized to fill in as much ~X as possible of the Hornburg andDiSarno parcels when title is acquired, located on the south east side ofMill street. Such filling to be done in area directed by Frank Gugino, Supt.of Public Works. Un. Crd.

It wasIDoVed by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. White that the following resolution be passed: Resolved, WherElas Arthur DiSarno has agreed to sell to theVillage of Angola the parcel of land described in liber 4874 of Deed at Page20 in the Erie County Clerk'S Offic:e.'NOWTHEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED that suchoffer be accepted at the agreed price of $800.00 to be paid out of the Contngency fund and Wheras Elmer Hornburg has agreed to sell to the Village ofAngola the parcel of land described in liber 7003 of Deeds at page 553 inErie County Clerk's office. NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED such offer be accepted at the agreed price of $1000.00 to be paid out of contingent fund. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. Iannello ~nd 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg that the following permitbe granted to Salvatore Magavero to erect and entrance way on his home at230 No. Main St. Angola, N.Y. Un. Crd.

Mayor Carbeck stated that the Village of Angola will be host to t~e Erie Co.Village Assoc. meeting to be held on Thureday Sept. 21st.,1967, at the MainAlleys.

It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. White that the BUdget fund itemA 64-100 be transferred to A 64-400. Un. Crd.'

Mayor Carbeck read a letter received from the Personnel office on Laws affcting Civil Service. Clerk was instructed to make copies of this ,for each

board mE;lmber.

Mr. Robert Beck was present at the meeting and extended an invitation to theMayor 'and Board Members to be present at the Angola Drum Corp. Competion tobe held on Sunday Aug. 20th.

Discussion was held on the Leone BUilding and it was moved by Mr. Iannello and2nd. by Mr Heimburg that the following resolution be passed: Resolved, Whereasthe Angola Village Library has shown a need for additional space and alongwith the Erie County Library Board have recommended the purchase and remodelinfof the Leone Building at 38 No. Main St., Now therefore it is resolved thatthe Mayor be and hereby is authorized and directed to enter into an optionfor Sych purpose at the agreed price of $17,000.00, the sum of $1000.00thereof to ,be paid unpon the',signi:ng'Of such option. Un. Crd.

Mr. Jene Heimburg gave a r~port on the work that has been done by the YouthRecreation Group and stated that this group will do other ljobs in the Villagesuch as cutting the brush along the banks of the So. Main St. underpass andalso painting the conarete walls and will also clean the brush alongside ofthe R.R. tracks here in the Village area at the crossing. Mayor Carbeck instructed Village Clerk to call Mr. Wickson at Hamburg and secure his permission for this work as it is along the State Highway area.

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Fire Report For JUly.

7-2-67 Rubbish Fire-Lake St.Village.Called by Radio Control atII:I5 A.M. released at I2:I5 A.M.Truoks I & 5 responded.25 Men answered the alarm.

7-6-67 Marion, Fazzalarotowner)38 S.Main St.Village(Renters)Harmon mrampton & D.Koustenbauder.Garage distroyed andrear of house badly burned.Truoks I-2-5 responded.3IMen answered the alarm. Booster Lines,It & 2t Lines used.Called by Radio Control at 9:00 P.M. released at II:30 P.M.Fire rekindled at 2:00 A.M.returned to Hall at2:30 AM.

7-6-67 Diok Gunthrie (owner) S.Main st.Village.Barn distroyedby fire. Called by Radio Control at ~:OO P.M. released atII:30P.M.Truoks !-2-5 responded.3I Men answered the alarmBooster Lines,It,2t Hose used.

7-6-67 Warren Jensen 8 Stellane Dr.Village.Clothes in dryer ignitedCalled by Radio Control at 2:28 P.M. released at 3:25 P.M.TruokS I-2-5 responded.II Men answered the alarm. Water used.

7-II-67 Arohangels Rest.Rte.5 & Lake St.Town.Short in Eleotrio signCalled by Radio Control at 8:20 P.M. released at 8:45 P.M.Booster line used.after power was out off.Truoks I-5 responded.20 Men answered the alarm.

7-27-67 N.Y.S.Thruway oall oame from Radio Oontrol to stand by atfire hall,beoause there was a truok on fire.oalled at 4:30F.M. released at 4:45 P.M.N.Y.S.Polioe put out fire.Call

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7-29-67 Nor.olk & Western R.R.Village.Called by Radio Control atI2:05 A.M. released at 2:45 A.M.R.R.Bunk Oar.Truoks I-4-5responded.I9 Men answered the alarm.Booster Lines,It.2t.Lines used.

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ANGOLA POLICE DEPT MON'l'HLY REPOHTTO THE VILLAGE BOAHD.

JULY 1st. thru JULY Jl, 1967

Emergencies :_5 First Aid callsL, Ambulance calls3 Inhalator calls

Traffic:

2 Accidents investigated3 V & T Arrests

4 Funeral escorts2 Parades.

Other Activities:

11 assists to Evans PD8 " "Other agencies.1 arrest for Burglary1 Vagrancy2 Larceny2 Malicious mischief (juveniles)1 Burglary complaint unfounded4 Fires investigated

21 Misc. complaints1 Bomb threat at the A&P1 Missing person reported6 Pr01der complaints3 Shoplifting complaints (western auto)5 Dog complaints3 Vandalism complaints4 Unfounded complaints3 Assists to stranded motorists1 Stolen bike recovered1 Battery recovered3 Street lights reported outMonthly report to dept of correction

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Patrolled 2969 miles during month of july368.0 Gals of gasoline used by police dept59.4 used by fire dept

I\I'JGOLP, POL1C~ DEPT.JOSEPH P. KANE.Chief ot Police

It was moved and 2nd. that the following bills as presented by the ClerkTreas. be paid: Water Dept. cks. # 39-69 total of $3521. 09 and General Cks.# 39-126 total of $4185.96. Un. Crd.

It was mmved and ~nd. to adjourn until Tuesday Sept. 5th.,1967, due to theLabor Day holiday. Un. Crd.

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INDEX

Mr. Klippert from Hbg. - Xmas Dec.W.Burch - Empl. at the plantFire ReportPolice ReportLetters form the Am. Legion and Little LoopYouth Inc. Resol.Foxboro Svce. Resol.S¥pt. Public Works Resol.BId. permits1 Barone1Haberer1Smith & Kook.

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EIVLEH(}ENCIES:~ First Aid calls.3 Ambulance calls1 Inhe,la tor call

'rraffic;'3 I'uneral Escorts2 Accidents investigated.3 V&T summons issued2 Warning notices issued.

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Other Activities5 Record checks made for various agencies.

13 Assists to the Evans PD mostly traffic3 Assists to other depts4 motor vehicle dept. revocations enforced3 persons fingerprinted for pistol permits

11 misc. complaints.'3 dog complaints3 Vandalism complaints2 fires reported (unfounded)2 Stolen cars reported1 stolen car recovered by this dept1 stolen C2.,r report unfouncled3 Malicious telephone calls1 Arres t for Assault 3rd3 Arrest for public intoxication

12 Suspicious car checks4 Malicious mischief complaints2 Prowler complaints2 Petit larceny3 Juveniles petitioned. to family court (petit larceny)1 Rape unfounded6 stre~t lights reported out.1 attempted sumcide unfounded.1 missing person turned over to Cheektowaga PdMonthly report to FBI

" " "Correction DeptQuarterly report to Motor Vehicle Dept2.625 miles catrolledfor t~e month of August338.2gals of gas used by Vlliage Pollce

27.1gals of gas uSed by Village fire Dept

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9/1/67

Fire report for august 1967

Dan Mecda Farm,VersailleS-Plank Road,Burning Brush in Field.Called By Radio Control At 3:22 P.M •. Released At 3:58 P.M.Truck # 2 Responded.9 Men Answered The Call.

8-20-67 Camp Lakeland,Old Lake Shore Road.Called By Radio ControlAt 9:00 P.M. Relased At ~:30 P.M.Stood By AT Hall,And WasSecured After A Half Hour.Services Wasn't Needed.JRlA.e.J\S - 1- J - I "IM-e..., /1lvsw eve.d /1119--<.-iV/.

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197Regular M,~eting

Sept. 'Sth.,1967

The Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld on Tuesday Sept. 5th.,1967, due to the Labor Day Holiday.,Meeting was. held at the new Village Office, 41 Commercial St. ,Angola, N.Y.

Meeting was called to order by Mayor Donald L. Carbeck at 7130 P.M.

PRESENT: Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganJene HeimburgAllen WhiteCarl Iannello

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Mr. Klippert from Hamburg, N.Y. was present at the meeting with a displayof Christmas Street Decorations. Mr. Klippert will foraard the necessaryliterature to the Clerk for further review and discussion by the Board.

Mr. William Burch was present at the meeting with his request to work parttime or ~hen needed at the Angola Water plant. He has secured his HighSchool Diploma and is now available to work at the plant. It was moved byMr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. White that Mr. Burch's application be accepted again. Un. Crd.

Fire Report was received from Chief Nelson Arnold. Read and ordered filed.Letter was received from Harry Stoll, Sec.'Y. of the Angola Vol-Fire Co.thanking the Police Dept. for their co~operation and excellent work duringthe Angola Vol. Fire Co's. carnival.

Police Report was. read and ordered filed.Chief Kane was present at the meetftng and presented to the Board a copy ofthe Rules and Regulations that has been drafted up by the Albany office.This was tabled until next meeting so that the other members of the Boardcould review same. Question arose also on the 14 day vacation perioed 66rpatrolman with one full year of service in, this was checked by the Village Att:y~ ~ith the office of the Atty. General and so states that the ruleapplies to a Dept. with 4 or more men, at the present time the Angola Police Dept. has only 3 men, so ~hen the 4th. man is hired, then the rulingwill apply to the Angola Police Dept.

Letter was rec~ived from the Angola American Legion Post requesting thedispaay of the American Flag from each Public Building.

Letter was receieved from the Little Loop Organization requesting the useof the Village building for a meeting place.It was moved by Mr. Kingan and2nd. by Mr. White that they be permitted to use the old meeting room onNo. Main St. for their meetings. Un. Crd.

Question arose on Howard Kuhn's probationary period which expired Aug. 7th.It was moved and seconded that this be tabled until next meeting. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg that the followingresolution be passed: Resolved: The proposed ammendent of the budget ofthe Town-Village Recreation project increasing the budget by $121.36 assubmitted to the State and requesting additional State Aid is hereby approved and the Mayor authorized to sign such application. Un. Crd •

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It was moved~FdMr~ Heimhurg and 2nd. by Mr. White that the following resolution be passed: WHEREAS the Village of Angola Waterworks uses variousequipment and gauges made by the Foxboro Co. which it has proved beneficialto have maintained ona scheduled basis, NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED THATthe scheduled Maintenance Service Agreement as p~r porposed dated Sept. 1,1967on a scheduled basis each 6 months be approved and the Mayor authorized anddirected to sign such agreement on behalf of the Village. Un. Crd.

Discussion arose and leteer received from Personnel Office for the Officeof Supt. of Publi~ Works to be created by the Village. It was maved byMr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg that the folibowing resolution bepassed: Resolved: The creation of the position of Supt. of Public Worksis hereby approved. Un. Crd.

The Village of Angola wrrl be host to the Erie Co. Village Officials Asso •on Thursday Sept. 21,1967 at the Main Alleys.

The following bUilding permits were moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr.Iannello: Roy Kook, Dunkirk, N.Y. to erect a new home on Terrylynn Dr.1Carmella Barone No. Main St. to enclose a porch1 Reid Smith to erect aprivate agarage and Albert Haberer to erec t a private garage. On. ,Crd.

The following bills were sUbmitted'by the Treas. for payment: Gen. Cks.# 69-191 total of 57,160.08i Water Cks. # 65-107 total of 3758.95. It wasmoved and 2nd. that the Treas be permitted to pay all bills as submitted.Un. Crd.

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It was moved and seconded to adjourn. Un. Crd.

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The Regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld on Monday Sept. 18th.,1967 at the Village Office.,Meeting was called to order by MaY9r.,Carbeck at 7730 P.M

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Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteJene Heimburg

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Mayor Carbeck stated that he has checked on the details concerning the newhouse numbering system and he will have Mr. Barnes at the next meeting toexplain the new system to the Board Members.

,Chief Kane was present at the meeti~g and he stated that he would like tohave permission to send one of his ~atrolman, (Namely, John Reiter) tothe Finger Print school for the time' required. It was moved by JYlr. Kinganand 2nd. by Mr. White that this permission be granted. Un. Crd.It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the Rules of Conductbe adopted for the Angola Police Dept. Un. Crd. (See resolution below)Question arose on a complaint of a fire hazard on Maple St. in a lot belonging to James Davidson. ~lerk will contact Mr. Davidson on this.

Mayor stated that the tentative date for widening So. Main St. has been setfor Sept. 25th.

Sewer Hearing for the various Village Sts. will be held this Wed~ eveningat the old Fire Hall meeting room.

Resolution on Rules of Conduct: .,.. J~eeolved: The rules of conduct for the Angola Village Police Department herafter set forth are hereby adopted effective immediately and copy thereofis to be given to each member of the Police Department and a copy ~ept

available at the Police Office for ready reference. Rules of the gonductprewiously adopted and in force are hereby cancelled and annuled. Moved byMr. Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan. Un. Crd.

Mayor Carbeck stated that one or two of the Planning Board Members will be I

attending a Conference the early part of next month, with all expenses paidby the Village.

Request was received from William Miller on fill for Franklyn St. this wastabled until Mr. Iannello was present at the next meeting.

Mr. Hurst, Village Atty. was given Permission by the Board to procedd withthe Testimony data on Larry Beaver and Walter Gunderman.

Mr. Fitzsimmons, was present at the meeting with a detailed account of theinspection of the water crib at the intake at the water plant. This wasleft to. the Water Com. to check out and have a report later on.

It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan to grant the followingbuilding permits: Joseph DiMartino to erect a private garage and RichardGuthrie to build a storemoom on S.Main St. Un. Crd •

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r20,2The following bills were submitted by the Clerk-Treas. for payment: Water Cks# 78-125 = $2836.15 and Gen. Dept. cks. # 87-228 total of #19,067.91. Itwas moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. White that the bills submitted bepaid. Un. Crd.

Angola will be host to the Erie Co. Village Officials Assoc. Meeting thisThursday Sept. 21st.,1967 at the Masonic Temple.

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

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INCORPORATED VILLAGE OF ANGOLA

RULES OF CONDUCT

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DIVISION OF POLICE ADMINISTRATION SERVICESOffice for Local Government - Executive Department

Sta.te of New York155 Washington Avenue

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Duties of Chief of Police

Duties of Desk Officer

Duties of Supervisory Personnel

Duties of .Members of the Force

Dut.ies of Civilian Members

Rules of Conduct

General Rules

Penalties

Definitions

ARTICLE I

ORGANIZATION

{ule 1. Duties and Responsibilities

The Police.Department and its Police Force have the powerand it is their duty to:

1. Protect life and property.

2. Prevent crime.

3. Detect and arrest ·offenders.

4. Preserve the public peace.

'5. Enforce all laws and ordinances over which the PoliceDepartment has jurisdiction.

~ule 2. Chief of Police

The Chief of Police is the chief executive officer of thePolice Department subject to the Rules and Regulations prescribed by the Board of Trustees, acting as a Board ofPolice commissioners. The government and control of thePolice Department and its members is vested in the Chiefof Police.

The Chief of Police shall be designated by the Board ofTrustees of the Village of Angola, acting as a Board ofPolice Commissioners, to exercise command of the PoliceDepartment and its members.

~ul.e 3. Temporary absence or disability of Chief of Police:

During the temporary absence or disability of the Chiefof Police, when no special designat.ion is made by competent authority, the command automatica.lly devolves uponthe senior member of the command. He shall possess allthe powers and perform all the duties of the Chief ofPolice, except the power of making any changes in theRules and Regulations, appointments, promotions, changesof assignment or detail and he shall carry out the orderspreviously given, and such orders shall not, except incases of extreme emergency, be countermanded nor setaside; however, when such action is taken, a report shallbe rnadeto the Chief of Police in writing stating thereasons therefor in such instances.

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~le 4. Order of Rank:

The order of rank in the Police Force shall be:

Chief of Police

Patrolman

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~ule 5. Seniority

Seniority is determined:

First - by rank.

Second -by continuous service in rank.

Third - by date of appointment to previousrank or ranks.

Fourth - by date or appointment to Department.

Fifth - by age.

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DUTIES OF CHIEF OF POLIC~

Ie 1. General Duties

1.. Within the boundaries of the Incorporated Village ofAngola, the Chief of Police shall be charged with andresponsible for:

a. The enforcement of all laws, ordinances and regulations,and is especially charged with enforcement of laws relating to vice, gambling, public morals and intoxicatingliquors.

b.. The regulat.ion and movement of vehicular and pedestriantraffic in street.s, roads, places and highways, as des-·cribed in the Vehicle and Traffic Law of the State ofNew York and Village Ordinance.

Ie 2. Specific Duties

The Chief of Police will:

I. enforce the Rules and Regulations of the Police Departmentand is charged with and responsible for the discipline andefficiency of the members of the Force and Department;

2. provide each member with a copy of the Rules and Regulat.ions,and see that he is properly instructed in his duties, andthat he performs them in such a manner as to render effectivepolice service; also that he is instructed with regard tohis conduct, on and off duty, so that his conduct will not bedetrimental to the good order and efficiency of the PoliceDepartment;

3. assure the accurate preparation, maintenance and forwardingof reports and records;

4. carefully examine daily all books and records required tobe kept in conformity with the Rules and Regulations, andsee that entires therein are properly made;

5. as directed, take inventory, inspect and maintain departmental building, property and equipment, and forward areport to the Board of 'l'rustees;

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6. account for the property assigned to and issued for theuse of members of the Department, and is responsible forthe proper 'care, economical use, sUfficiency and serviceability thereof and shall make frequent inspections thereof;

7. submit the annual budget to the Board of Trustees, as directed;

8. visit every building or parts thereof assigned to his Department and all parts' of the .territory within the boundariesof the Incorporat.ed Village of Angola, New York, at intervalsof the day and night, and take, or direct to be taken, suchaction as may be required to render effective police serviceand to maintain proper discipline. He shall frequently testthe knowledge of subordinates as to conditions upon theirposts;

9. communicate frequently with the Desk Officer when on patroland when absent, except with leave, shall keep the DeskOfficer informed where he may be found;

10. carefully investigate the following, occurring.within hisDepartment, and shall forward a v!ritten repor·t in full det.ailto the Board of Trustees:

a. The reported death of any member of the Department, whileacting in the discharge of duty.

b. Cases of special faithfulness to dut.y, except.ional skilland bravery in the performance of duty, and where first,·aid of an exceptional nature has been rendered by anymember of the Force or Department.

c. Cases of civilians who render assistance to the PoliceDepartment, or any member thereof, in the apprehensionof a criminal or in an emergency.

11. carry out the following in addition to all other reports,when a member of the Force is injured:

a. He shall make a careful investigation of the circumstancesof the injury, and shall interview and obtain a signedstatement: from each witness.

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11. b. He shall make a report of the results of the investigation. This report shall show whether or not, inhis op~nion, such injury was sustained in the performance of police duty, whether or not negligence onthe part of the injured member contributed to theinjury, and the names and addresses of all witnesses •.

c. He shall forward a written report to the Board ofTrustees.

12. at least once each week, personally inspect the uniformand equipment of members of the Department at an outgoingRoll Call of the platoon to which the member is assignedmaking written record of such inspection. He shall atall times give particular attention to the uniforms,equipment and general appearance· of -the members of theForce;

13. carefully observe the police duty performed by Probac•

tionary Patrolmen, and shall report to the Board ofTrustees, at a meeting of the Honorable Village Board,previous to the expiration of the probationary period,the manner in which such duty was performed;

14. obtain all Police Department property, and all revolversand pistols, in the possession of a member of the Forcewho resigns, retires, is dismissed or enters active military service, and shall obtain all Police Department property and all revolvers and pistols from among the effectsof a member who dies;

15. divide into posts the territory within the Police jurisdiction of the Incorporated Village of Angola, New York.A post shall be designated as indicated:

a. A patrol post includes the public thoroughfares withinthe boundaries of -the post. It does not include theinterior of buildings, except as otherwise specified.

b. A traffic post includes that portion of the publicthoroughfare necessarily included in the regulationof vehicular and pedestrian traffic .

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15. c. A hQspital post shall include that por tion of thehospita"l in which a prisoner or prisoners are confined under Police jurisdiction.

d. A special post is a temporary post. The purpose,location, boundaries and time during which it isto be covered must be specified and approved by theChief of Police or Acting Chief of Police

16. issue written and verbal orders to attain Department goals;

17. when a burglary or other serious crime is cornmit.ted, ora serious accident occurs under circmnstances which indicate that the member of the Force on post might have prevented it, the Chief of Police shall cause an investiga-'tion to be made and if the investigat.ion reveals neglecton the part of the member, he shall prefer written chargesagainst the member;

18. with the apprQval of the Board of Trustees, acting asPolice Commissioners, establish a duty chart; such chartshave the force and effect of Rules and Regulations whenauthenticated with the original signature of the Chiefof Police;

19. evaluate programs;

20. draft specifications for equipment, uniform and insignia;

21. develop plans to meet Department needs;

22. control Department expenditures;

23. maintain suitable relations with mass communications media;,

24. cooperate with city, county, state and federal officers;

25. provide leadership and guidance in developing loyalty aIrldedication to the police profession;

26. train, di:cect, supervise and evaluate members in theirassigned duties. Recommend remedial or disciplinary action for inefficient, incompetent or unsuitable members;

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27. sustain a member of his command who is properly performing his duty;

28. correct subordinates in a dignified manner;

29. insure the security and care of prisoners and sick, injuredor unconscious persons and will obtain medical care whenneeded;

30. deal fairly and equitably with subordinates;

31. conduc·t formal parades and roll calls in a military manner;

32. at all times conduct himself in a manner which will provideleadership and guidance to the members of his Departmentand enhance the public image of poLice in general;

33. prepare the vacation list for the following year by thefifteenth of December.

Rule 3. The Chief of Police may excuse for one tour of patrol.duty a member of the Department who performs any excep-·tional act or deed of particular merit, which in hisopinion deserves recognition, provided the exigencies ofthe service permit. A brief but comprehensive report oft.he act. or deed for which he rewards such member shall beforwarded to the Board of Trustees, and he shall fil.e acopy in the member's service record.

Rule 4. The Chief of Police may, in his discretion, suspend fromduty and report to the Board of Trustees any member oremployee of the Department for any viola·tion of the Rulesand Regulations ·or for any insubordination.

ARTICLE III

DESK OFFICER

~ule 1. The Desk Officer shall be a member of the Force and shallbe designa~ed by the Chief of Police.

~ule 2. The post of the Desk Officer is within the confines of thearea of the building assigned for the use of the PoliceDepartment by the Board of Trustees of the IncorporatedVillage of Angola, New York.

~ule 3. Upon beginning his tour of duty, and at the conclusion ofit, a Desk Officer shall immediately sign his name in thelog and give the correct time of each signing. He shallmake prompt, accurate and necessary entries of officialbusiness in department records in a manner prescribed formaking and keeping such records.

~ule 4. A Desk Officer shall not leave the desk during his tourof duty except for personal necessity, official duty within Headquarters, or upon urgent police business. When required to leave his post for any reason, he shall do soonly in the manner prescribed by the Chief of Police.

~ule 5. A Desk Officer shall not: permit anyone behind the deskexcept a Superior Officer, or other member of the Depart-·ment in the line of duty, or as otherwise di_rec·ted by theChief of Police.

~ule 6. A Desk Officer shall make proper entries whenever a memberof the Department or Force reports to him either for orfrom duty.

~ule 7. The Desk Officer shall inspect, or cause to be inspected,supplies delivered to his command for quantity and quality,and shall note recei.pt of same i.n the prescribed departmentrecords.

~ule 8. During his tour of duty, a Desk Officer is responsiblefor the receipt of all complaints and their proper entryin prescribed departmental records, and instituting properpolice act.ion \vith respect thereto.

Rule 9. A Desk Officer shall invite the attention of the Chief ofPolice to all matters of importance, such as unusual occurrences and important messages or conditions requiringhis attention.

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DUTIES OF SUPERVISORY PERSbNNEL

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rvisory member will be responsible for the enforce,f all laws and ordinances, Department Rules andltions, orders, procedu res, discipline, punctuality:tendance, appearance, good order and efficiency ofr.s within his assigned jurisdiction.

ervisory member will:

)rm specific duties and functions as assigned by the: of Police;

all lawful orders;

'orm assigned tasks;

ride leadership and guidance in developing loyalty andication to the police profession; .

in, direct, supervise and evaluate members in their afJ-ined duties. Recommend remedial or disciplinary action: inefficient, incompetent or unsuita.ble members;

nmunicate orders, information and instruct. ions ;

form his relief of all necessary police matters;

present at prescribed roll calls;

t established intervals inspect personnel, vehicles andquipmelrt;

'eport to his superior officer absentees and any deficien:ies in men and equipment;

insure that Department resources are used effectively;

insure that recovered property is handled in accordancewith Department orders;

account for all monies and valuables received, processedand disbursed in conformance with Department orders;

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14. inquire into the circumstances of all arrests to assurethat all persons are handled in conformance with Depart-·men't orders i

15. know and conform to the current bail provisions of theCode of Criminal Procedure, Stat.e of New York;

16. report promptly matters of police importance to hissuperior officers;

17. insure that all appropriate Village Departments are informed of emergencies which require their at.tention;

18. direct activities of subordinate members for the purposeof achieving the objectives of the Police Department;

19. perform those duties of the members of the Force that areapplicable to him;

20. when in uniform, maintain a military bearing and rendermilita.ry courtesy to superior officers;

21. assemble and move details and parades in a military manner.

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DUTIES OF MEMBERS OF THE FORCE

eneral Duties

, member of the Force will be responsible at all times'or the prevention of crime, enforcement of all laws and.rdinances, preservation of the public peace, protection)f life and property, arrest and prosecution of law viocators and professional adherence to Department Ruleslild Regulations.

>pecific Duties,

~ member of the Force will:

know and conform to Department Rules and Regulations,orders and procedures;

perform assigned duties in a pro'fessional manner;

obey all lawful orders;

be in attendance for those hours' specifically assignedand will be considreed on duty at all times for the purpose of rendering emergency police service;

participate in formal parades ,and roll calls in a militarymanner;

when in uniform, maintain a military bearing and rendermilitary courtesy to superior officers;

identify self by nq.me, rank and shield number "'hen sorequested;

have a residence as provided in the la,'.'1s of the Stai:e ofNew York and the Village of Angola;

report imnlediately any incapacity or inability to performDepartment duties in the manner prescribed by the Rulesand Regulations;

report any change of marital status, address, selectiveservice rating or other ma'tter effecting the administrat:ionof the Department;

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11. receive,requestsrequests

record and service immediately all complaints andf9r service. Refer and transfer complaints andonly in accordance with Department orders;

12. possess alicense.the. Chief

valid State of New York Operator's or Chauffeur'sIf lost or revoked, immediately report same toof Police;

13. remain on his duty assignment and leave only for a policeor personal necessity. If required to leave, he will record the time of departure and the reason and report thisinformation to the Desk Officer as soon as possible;

lA. provide security and care for prisoners and others deliveredto his custody;

15. search all male prisoners;

16. have police matrons conduct a search of female prisoners;

17. help secure medical attention for all sick and injuredpersons;

18. when assigned to a motor vehicle,

a. inspect it for damage and defects,

b. report to a supervisory officer any defects observedor incurred,

c. protect it from possible damage or theft;

19. When operating a motor vehicle,

a. use skill, good judgment and care for the safety ofpersons and property,

b. obey all traffic regulations unless on emergencyas sigmnent;

20. submit transfer requests in conformance wit.h Depart.ment:procedures;

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21. give a minimum of one week's notice of inten'ciont'o resign from ~he Department;

22. if loss or theft of an assigned revolver occurs. reportit immediately to the Chief of Police;

23. wear the regulation uniform in the prescribed manner whenassigned to uniform duty;

24. report in@ediately the loss or damage of any Departmentalequipment;

25. register with the Department all personal firearms capableof being concealed on the person. If loss or theft of anysuch weapon occurs, immediate report will be made to Department;

26. notify the Fire Department when a fire is discovered. Assist and cooperate with the Fire Department;

27. attend COI\rt promptly when required or ordered;

28. report the reason for court absence or tardiness to theChief of Police through the Desk Officer;

29. appear in court in the regulation uniform unless assignedin civilian dress and then in suitable business attire;

30. when sUbpoenaed or requested to testify in behalf of thedefense in any criminal prosecution, or in behalf of theplaintiff or defendant in a civil matter in which theVillage, To~m, County or State is a party thereto, reportimmediately the receipt of such subpoena or request tothe Chief of Police before appearing at any hear'ing, orbefore entering into any discussion of the matter withanyone other than the legal representatives of the Village,Town, County or State;

31. report to the Chief of Police a.ny informat,ion of a. policenature, including offenses involving himsE'lf or others,and offenses with which he has been charged, except minortraffic offenses;

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32. give evidence before the Grand Jury, court or other governmental administrative bodies and the Board of Trustees,acting as a Board of Police Commissioners, when requested;

33. investigate any person suspected of operating a motorvehicle while in an intoxicated condition and direct theadministration of a chemical test to said person in accordance with the procedure prescribed by the police department.

34. obey the laws and ordinances which he is obligated toenforce.

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DUTIES OF CIVILIAN MEMBERS

Rule 1. General Duty

A civilian member will be responsible for the proper andefficient performance of his assigned duties.

Rule 2. Specific Duties

A civilian member will:

1. obey all lawful orders of a superior;

2. be bound by the Rules and Regulations, orders and proce~

dures of the Department insofar as they apply;

3. report promptly to superior officers any violation of anylaw or Rules and Regulations of which they have knowledge.

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RULES OF CONDUCT

Rule 1. A member of the Department found guilty of any of thefollowing acts will be considered in violation of theRules and Regulations which govern the Police Departmentof the Incorporated Village of Angola, New York, and willbe subject to disciplinary action.

1. Conduct which brings discredit upon the Department.

2. Failure to perform a d~ty.

3. Disobedience of an order.

4. Insubordination or disrespect toward a superior officer.

5. Inattention to duty.

6. Lounging or sleeping on duty.

7. Being absent from duty without proper authorization.

8. Leaving duty assignment. without being properly relievedor without proper authorization.

9. Incompetency or inefficiency in the performance of duty.

10. Entering any tavern or bar in uniform or any part thereofexcept when it is necessary for inspection or for the immediate performance of a police duty.

11. Drinking alcoholic beverages while on duty.

12. Drinking alcoholic beverages while in uniform or any partthereof whether on or off duty.

13. Intoxication whether on or off duty.

14. Violation of any duly cons:t:ituted law.

15. Disorderly conduct.

16. Immoral conduct.

17. Using coarse, profane or insolent language to any person.

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18. Failure to treat any person civilly and respec·tfully.

19. willful maltreatment of any person.

20. Knowingly make a false report, written or oral.

21. Failure to wear the regulation uniform when on duty oron official business.

22. Failure to maintain a neat and clean appearance of self,uniform and equipment.

23. The use of any tobacco while in uniform in public.

24. Standing or walking with hand in pocket while in uniform.

25. Receiving or att.empting to receive a fee, gift, preseni:or o-ther thin9 of value from a person under arrest orfrom someone else on behalf of the arrested person.

26. Receiving, soliciting or att.empting to solicii: a bribein any fonn.

27. Publicly criticizing the official actions of a Department.member.

28. Disseminating or releasing any infoI111ation contained in aDepartment record except in conformance v;it:h Departmentorders.

29. Failure to pay a .just indebtedness within a reasonable time.

30. Failure to identify self by name, rank and shield mm.lberwhen request.ed.

31. }'aiJ.ure to seize, record, process and dispose of recoveredor prisoner's propert.y in conformance with Depar"trr.ent orders.

32. Failure to handle stray or dead animals in conformanc'e 'IlithDepartment orders ..

33. Failure to no·tify a superior officer that a member of theDepart.ment is violating a rule or order of t.he Depa.l:tment..

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34. Deliberate violation of civil Service Laws or Regulationspertaining "to police management and control.

35. Possessing or transporting when on duty or on Departmentproperty any intoxicating liquor except in accordancewith Department orders.

36. Defacing or neglecting to protect and preserve Departmentproperty.

37. Failure to obey Department orders concerning other employ"ment, occupations or professions.

38. Engaging directly or indirectly in the forbidden ownership,maintenance or operation of a taxi cab, tavern or retailliquor establishment.

39. Allowing the publication of any photograph of oneself inthe regulation uniform Wl1ich advertises any commodity orcommercial enterprise without permission of the Chief ofPolice.

40. Communicating or corresponding with ot:her police agenciesor individuals conce:r-ning police matters except as providedby Department procedures.

41. Participating in, or contributing to, any part_isan politicalactivity or can~aign.

42. Engaging in any activity, conversation, deliberation or discussion which is derogatory of Department policy or individuals.

43. Sitting in a public conveyance while in uniform or as a nonpaying passenger when paying passengers are reqllired to stand.

44. Failure to keep Department vehicle in public view while as·signed to general patrol duty exc.e.pt when author: ized l,y asupervisory officer.

45. Concealing Depa:r-tment vehicle for the sole purpose of ap-·prehending t_raffic violators except when authorized by Cl_

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Riding in or on a non-Department vehicle during duty hoursexcept when authorized by a supervisory officer or in thepursuit or official police business.

48. Operating a Department vehicle out of the Village of Angolaexcept in.immediate pursuit of law violators or when onofficial police business authorized by the Chief of Police.

49. Operating a Department vehicle without proper authorizationor on other than official police business.

50. Pulling, pushing or towing any vehicle with a Departmentvehicle except as authorized by the Chief of Police.

51.. Altering Department equipment in any way except as authorized by the Chief of Police.

52. Carrying any rifle, shot.gun, machine gun, gas g'un or substituting for the regulation service revolver any weaponor adding a concealed auxiliary hand gun not au·thorizedby t.he Chief of Police.

53. Unlawful or unnecessary use or display of weapon.

54. Failure to report t.he discharge of a weapon,

a. orally and immediately to a supervisory officer,

b. in writing to the Chief of Police \vithout unnecessarydelay.

55. Selling, giving, lending or disposing of a dangerous weaponas outlined in Section 1899 of the Penal La.w of the Stateof New York contrary to the provisions of section 1897 ofthe Penal Law and the Rules and Regulations of the Department.

S. Giving an opinion as to fine or penalty to a violator orsuspect.

Giving an opinion as to bail except by those specificallyauthorized to admit to bail.

Failure to take, record and act upon complaints except asprescribed by Department orders.

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Rule 1.

59. Removing, altering or changing any official Departmentrecord except as provided for in Department orders.

60. Issuing any device which purports to grant special privilege to the holder.

61. Displaying in any manner non-Depar·tment.al.or Departmentalposters or pictures in or on any Departmen·t property orequipment except in conformance with Department orders.

62. Obligating the Department financially in any manner exceptas authorized by the Chief of Police or Board of Trustees,acting as a Board of Police Commissioners.

63. Recommending to any citizen any ·bondsman, lawyer, undertaker,physician, hospital, towing, repair or other professionalor commercial service.

64. Failure to report any information of police na.ture in conformance with Department orders.

65. Failure to obtain official permission to participate inpublic discussions of police or Department business exceptas provided in Department orders.

66. Interviewing, questioning or interrogating any person ina celL

67. Entering any police lock-up except on official police business ..

68. Associating or fraternizing with known criminals or personsof ill repute except in the immediate discharge of officialduties or with the authorization of the Chief of Police.

69. Soliciting or accepting a gift, present, reward, gratuityor bther thing of value for any service rendered as a Depart-ment member, excluding gifts received from relatives orclose friends upon appropriate occasions.

70. Seeking or soliciting contributions of any kind from anyone,by any means, for any purpose, under a.ny circumstances, including collections for charit.able purposes by any member,group of members or their agents, except as specificallyauthorized by resohrtion of d,e Boa.nl of Trustees, actingas a Board. of Police Conunissioners ..

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'71. Accepting any food or beverage or other valuable consideration without cost or a'c reduced cost at any time becauseof his official position as a member of the Department.

72. Receiving any gift, present or gratuity from any subordinate.

73. Giving any gift, present or gratuity to another Departmentmember or a memb",r'of his family without the specific approval of the Chief of Police, excluding donations not toexceed five dollars given in honor of retirement or to hospitalized or deceased members, provided approval of theChief of Police is obtained for the donat.ions. Pccrty, dinner and entertainment fees will be paid for individually bypersons attending without prior collection through Department channels.

74. Failure to submit a written report that he is under investigation by any other law enforcement agency to the Chief ofPolice within 24 hours of becoming aware of such investigat.ion.

150 Refusal to sign an immunity waiver when·so orderedo

6. Refusal to ·testify on the grounds of possible self-incrimim,-tion.

I. Participation by Department members or urging the participation by other persons in any s·trike, slow-down, or otherconcerted action which is in any degree adverse to the maintenance of the public safety or welfare.

Affiliation with any organization or body, the constitutionor regulations of which would in any way exact prior consideration, and prevent him from performing his departmentaldut:ies. However, membership in any union or ot.her organization in connection wit.h and relat.ing solely to approvedsecondary employment of members of the Department and re-·quired membership in military reserve units are specificallyex'ceptea from this regulation.

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GENERAJJ RULES

All members of the Police Department shall be subject to theRules and Regula·tions. Members of the Department are not merelyemployees, but are officers of this State and Village chargedwith. specific duties in maintaining public order and administer·ing jus·tice. Therefore, every member's sole responsibility mustbe to the Chief of Police, and through him to the public.

Rule 1. It is the duty of the police Department and the members ofthe Force, at all times of the day and night, to protectlife and property, prevent crime, detect and arrest offenders, preserve the public peace and enforce all laws andordinances over which the Police Department has jurisdict.ion.

Rule 2. A Patrolman, regularly performing patrol duty, shall:

1. Proceed to his designated post or relieving point wit.houtunnecessary delay, inspect his post immediately, remainconstantly alert and observant, note any condition thereonreguiring police attention and take appropriat.e action.

a. He is charged with the enforcement of all ·laws andordinances, especially with those relating to publicmorals, vice, gambling, intoxicating liquors; alsowith the proper condition and maintenance of depart.mental eguipment, traffic control equipment of allt.ypes, . st.reet. light.s, public highway, curb and side-·walk condit.ions wit.hin the boundaries of t.he post ofwhich he is assigned; he shall promptly report. throughofficial channels any condition requiring att.entionand shall provide safeguards when necessary.

P.ule 3. A Supervisory Officer on patrol is charged with t.he enforce-·ment of all laws and ordinances, especially t.hose rela.tingt.o public morals, vice, gambling, intoxicating liquors andt.he enforcement of Rules and Regulations. He is also chargedwith t.he proper condition and maintenance of depar·tmen-talequipment, traffic control equipment of all types, streetligh·ts, public highway, curb and sid~.,walk conditions withinthe command to which he is Clssigned, and he shall promptlyreport through official. channels any condition requiringatt.ention and shall provide safeguards when necessary.

Rule 4. 1-\ member of the Force or Department shall be fit for d-l1tyand subj ect. to duty at all t.iraes except when on sick repo.rt ~

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e 4. He shall not engage in any other occupation except whensuspended from duty without pay; or when, having filed hisapplication for retirement, he is on continuous vaction orother authorized leave, or when having made application onthe prescr-ibed form, he has been granted a work permit bythe Chief of Police.

5. Members of the Force shall be held strictly accountablefor all information acquired by them on or off duty, regarding all suspicious persons or places within the Villageof Angola, New :York.

6. A member of the Force or Department shall treat as confidential the official business of the Police Department.He shall not talk for publication, nor be interviewed, normake public speeches, nor shall he impart information relating to the official business of the Department to anyone, except under due process of law and as directed, orwith the permission of the Chief of Police.

7. A member of the Department found guilty of violat.ing arule or regula·tion of the Department, or of the provi-sions of any order or orders, or of disobedience oforders, or of cowardice, or of intoxication while onduty, or while in uniform, or of conduct unbecoming anofficer, or of making a false official communication,record or s·tatement, or a member of the Department con~·

victed in a court having criminal jurisdiction, may bedismissed from the Department, or suffer such otherpunishment as the Board of Trustees, acting as a Boardof Police Commissioners, may direct.

3. Disorder or neglect to t.he prejudice of good order, effi-ciency or discipline, though not specifically mentionedin the Rules and Regulations, shall be taken cognizanceof by the Department, and members of the Department foundguilty thereof will be punished at the discretion of theBoard of Trustees.

ARTICLE IX

PENALTIES

Rule 1. A member of the Department found guil,ty of violating theRules and Regulations of the Department is subject to oneof the foJ:lowing actions:

Reprimand

Fine

Suspension ~ with or without pay.

Demotion in grade and title.

Dismissal or removal from the Force or Department.*

Rule 2. Separation of a member by the Board of Trustees acting asa Board of Police Commissioners is warranted for incompetent I inept or inefficient performance of duty. Repea'teddisciplinary actions even for minor infractions will beconsidered prima facie evidence of unsuitability for poli.ceservice.

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DEFINITIONS

1. The· following definitions govern the use of these terms inthe Rules and Regulations of the Depart.ment:

D OF'rEES:

The Mayor and the Trustees of the Village of Angolashall constitute the Board of Trustees thereof.

) The Board of Trustees acting as Police Commissionersmay make, adopt and enforce rules, orders and regulations for the.government, discipline~ administrationand disposition of the Police Department of such vil-lage, and the members thereof. (Section ISS-e--VillageLav]. )

RTMENT: The term "police department" or "department" meansthe Department of Police of the Incorporated Villageof l\ngola, Erie County, New York and such term includesthe term "police force".

8, The term "police force" or "force" includes all membersof the Police Department who have taken the oath-ofoffice and who possess the police power of arrest.

8R: Any employee of the Department.

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All pronouns inchlde the masculine cmd feminine genderunless otherwise specified.

Equiflment which meets specifications established by aDepartment order.

RVISORY Any member, other than the Chief of Police, who iscER: authorized to direct the activities of others.

JTY: Hours specifically assigned to a member or any timeinvolved serving during a police emergency even thougha member was not specifically assigned.

')ury: All hours other than when on duty.

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Regular MeetingMonday Oct. 2,1967

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,N.Y. washeld on Monday Oct. 2,1967 at the Village Offife.


PRESENT: Donald L. CarpeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteJene HeimburgCarl Iannello


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Mr. Patercheck was present at the meeting with a report on the Uniform Countyhouse numbering system. More details will be available on this at a laterdate.

Mr. & Mrs George Reed from South Main St. were present at the meeting in regard to water drainage trouble that they are having on their property fromthe Smith home on Railroad Ave. Mayor Carbeck stated that he would try tocheck on this problem with Mr. Gugino and Charles Joy and see if somethingcan ~e done to relieve this situation.

Police report was read and ordered filed. Chief Kane stated that he would liketo have an extra man on duty for Ftiday evenings to help solve some of theteen-age vandalism that is occuring at the present time. Chief was grantedpermission by the Board to put an extra man on for a couple of ~eeks and ifextra funds can be obtained, this can continue for a longer period. He wasalso instructed to notify Mr. LoBello on several dog complaints that havebeen received on his dog holling at nite.

Fire Report was read and ordered filed.

St. Com: Com. Carl Iannello stated that he is still working on the completionof the new sidewalks and has a few trees left yet to trim.

Mayor Carbeck received a letter from Mrs Alma Clark, Commissioner of the EvansAngola Recreation Parks Cmmmission in regard to erecting a large Ghristmastree at the corner of No. Main and Center Sts. on the Cinque property forthe Yule season. Request was made for the Village to furnish the tree anddecorations and the Recreation Com. will tend to the remaining essentials.It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan tha the Village willfurnish the tree and. decorations. Un. Crd.

Report was given by Mayor Carbeck on a request from the District Prine.Wm. Houston for the Village supplying employment for one of the Youth Corpsfellows. The Federal Govt. will pay the wages and the Village will only haveto supervise the work for this man. Mayor Carbeck will cheek on the legalityof the Social Security and Workmenscompensation on this and have a reportat next meeting.

Mayor Carbeck announced that a meeting will be held in Buffalo on the NewTaylor Law and Mr. Kingan may try to attend this meeting on Oct. 9th.

Mayor Carbeck also announced a Public Works school session to be held onOct. 25-27th. and Mr. Iannello may be able to atterld one day of this session.

Mayor Carbeck stated that he has checked with some of the Villages on theassessment program and that Hamburg may enter into this also.

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Discussion was held on the Library building and Village Atty. Hurst stated thatthe option will expire on Oct. 21st. and the Village will either have to make,a deciosn to purchase the building or forfeit the funds paid. Mayor Carbeck hasset the tentative date of Oct. 25th. at 7130 p., for a joint meeting to beheld with the County Library Board1 Village Library Board, Village Board1 <1District Prine. of Lake Shore Centeral School and the Archiet. It was I!"."

discussed that a 5 year plan be used for payment for the bUilding purchase.It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg that Village Atty.Hurst proceed with the plans for the purchase money for the Building.

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The following bills were submitted by the Treas. for payment: Water Dept.cks. # 93-138 total of 4405.441 General Fund cks. # 97-262 total of5673.19. It was moved and seconded that the Treas. be permitted to pay allbills as submitted. Un. Crd.

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

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Month of Sept. Fire Report1967

9-14-67 Richard Bogdon-Beach Rd.-House Fire Called By Radio ControlAt 4:46 P.M. Released At 5:20 P.M. Truck #I & 5 Responded2! Men Answered The Alarm.Mutual Aid TO Evans Cwnter FireCo.Angola Stood By At Fire.

9-I5-67 House Hemlock Rd.-Explosion-Called By Radio Control At 8:25A.M. Released At 8:30 A.M.8 Men Answered The Alarm.AngolaFire Co. Stood-By At Hall.

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Anthony Sangeorge-Jr.-Car Fire-Rte.5 & Herr Rd.Called ByRadio Control At 2:59 A.M. Released At 3:45 A.M. Trucks #I& 5 Responded.I4 Men Answered The Alarm.2 Booster Lines Used.

Carl Barrett-Woods-Back Of Senior H.S.-Beach Rd.Silent Alarm!:OO P.M.Returned At 7:50 P.M.Truck #I With 6 Men Responded.Booster Lines And Axe Used.ChildBen Set Fire To Dead TreesAnd Stumps. Burning For 2 Or 3 Days & Nights.2 Cottages Off Old Lake Shore Rd.Mutual Aid To Lake ErieBeach fire Co. Called By Radio Control At 7:45 A.M.ReleasedAt 9:30 A.M. Trucks #I-4-5 Responded.I5 Men Answered The Alarm.It"& 2t" Hose Was Used.Home Owners Were As Follows:JOHN P.MURPHY;I32 ARMIN PLACE;BFLO.AND ARTHUR MATONI;I22TAUTON AVE;BFLO.

Respectfully SUbmitted,

~Ivil"",W.0i.J...~& FIRE CHIEF.ANGOLA-VOL.FI1f:fu CO. INC.

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,SEPT 1. 'fHRU SEPT 30. 1967

EiViEHGENC ms::3 First Aid calls3 Ambulance calls2 Inhalator ealls

'rraffic:6 Funeral Escorts5 V & T Summons issued1 Aceident Investigated

10 Harning notices issued.

Other Activities:

13 Nisc complaints investiga,ted2 Prmder complaints2 DoC; complaints3 Malicious misehief complaints8 Petit Larceny complaints1 Unlawful entry1 False fire alarm8 stolen bieycles recovered6 juveniles pet!l:tioned to family court2 adults arrested for petit larceny1. complaint of robbery and assault1. Larceny from a auto6 Assists to Evans PDI Assist to State Police3 Record checks for other depts1 Vandalism complaint

16 Suspicious car checks:3 Street lights reported outMonthly report to FBI

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Niles patrolled forGallons of gas used

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Previous Notice of Village Board Special Meeting at 7~30 P.M. Oct.

23rd. is hereby waived:

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Waiver of Notice having been signed and filed and all being present, themeeting was called to order by Mayor Carbeck at 7~30 P.M. at the VillageOffice.


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PRESENT: Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteCarl IannelloJene Heimburg

A Silver Creek Taxi Cab proprietor was present at the meeting requestingpermission to operate a taxi service in the Village of Angola. He was requested to check with the Town of Evans Ordinances and to submit a scheduleof operation to the Board for the next meeting nite.

Mr. William Clark, temporary Dog Wrden for the Town of Evans was presentat the meeting requesting permission from the Village for the pick up ofdogs and cats when called, he would be paid on a fee basis. He was grantedpermission by the ~oard.

Village Atty. Hurst submitted the new Truck pumper s~ecifications that hereceived from the Fire Chief to the Board for their approval. Mr. Heimburgstated that a certification should be submitted to the Board with the signatures of the Fire Commissioners and the Fire Chief approvang this setof specifications before the Board acts on same, Mr. Hurst drafted up acopy of the letter to be typed and signed by the Committee and action willbe taken at the next meeting.

Water Dept:Water Com. Jene Heimburg stated that all he has in the Water Dept. report isto have the work started on the Mix house at the plant. This is a must, andhe will try to contact Mr. Cotton for the plans.

The purchase of Gasoline has been turned over to Humble Oil Ref. Co. asthey hold the State Contract and Mobil could not meet it for a another yr.

Mayor Carbeck stated that there will be a Equalization Meeting at the TownHall on Tues. A.M. and a Sewer Dist. Meeting in the Afternoon of the sameday.

Letter was received from Teen Power Referral Service. This was tabled untilnext meeting.

Mayor Carbeck stated that he had a meeting with Mr. Azzarella of the YouthCorp. and the Village may be able to give employment to one of the Youthswithout any cost to the Village, the State will finance all salary and othercoverage, all the Village has to do is furnish this youth with employmentunder the supervision of the Supt. Public Works and to send the weekly timeslips in to Buffalo for the Youth's time. The work period is for 32 hrs. aweek and the remaining 8 hrs. is to be used for Special Training period.

Letter was recieved from the Senior Citizens Recreation Council for theapproval of the Village Board on the following appointments:lt was movedby Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. White that the following resolution beadopted: WHEREAS vacancies exist on the Evans-Angola Recreation and ParksCommission by reason of the following resignations of: Nelson Ingersoll~

Urban Pauly~ John Nesterowicz and Mrs Julia Cunningham, NOW THEREFORE ITIS RESOLVED that the following named persons be appointed to fill such

·12vacancies respectively: Mrs Martha PulkowSki: Mr. Thoms Martin: Mr. Theo.Maier and Mrs Alice Roehner. Un. Crd.

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I Supt. Public Works Mr. Gugino was present at the meeting and stated that he II will be retiring at the end of this month and he so wished to thank the Vill-I age Board for their co-operation and has enjoyed his employment with the: Village for the many years that he was employed. It was moved by Mr. KinganI and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the following resolution be adopted: WHEREAS~ I

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', Frank Gugino, is retiring from employment by the Village of Angola, effectiveOctober 3lst.,1967, and whereas the Village has had special need for hisservice during the time when he would have been entitled t-oa vacationduring 1967, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that FRANK GUGINO be paid thecash value of his accrued vacation time in liue of taking time off.

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! ~he following bills were submitted for payment by the Clerk-Treas. WaterDept. cks. # 107-159 total of 8309.94 and Gen. Cks. # 115-296 total of12,251.68. It was moved and sec onded that the Treas. pay the bills assubmitted. Un. Crd.

It was moved and 2nd. that we adjourn. Un. Crd.

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WHEREAS, FRANK GUGINO has served the Village of Angola and its residentshonorably and well for 32 years and WHEREAS, during those many years Fraxhas guided and worked with and maintaned warm friendship with the otherVillage employees and Board Members and Village Officials, NOW THERE, itis with regret that the resignation of Frank Gugino is accepted and thisBoard joins with the other Village Employees in wishing for Frank and hisfamily continued happiness in his retirement years.

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Resol. = Youth Service

Taxi discussion

V.F.W. presentation of Flag to Village

Fire Report - Fire truck specs

Police report = ReI. ptlm. hired= Perm. app. Police Chief = New Police car

App. Supt. Public Works

Youth Corps resol.

Letters for building

Library and Fire Truck Bond discussion

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15FIR~REPORT FOR OCTOBER 1967

Oct. 2 = House = Herr Rd. Called by Radio Control at 6110 P.M. Released at6145 P.M. Trucks # 1-4-5 responded. ,24 men answered the alarm.Mutual aid to L.E.B. VoL Fire Co.

"" 27 = Riker's = Evans Center & Bennett Rd. Shed. Called by Radio Controlat 2135 P.M. Released at 2150 P.M. Trucks 1-5 responded. 8 menanswered the alarm. Mutual aid to Evans ~enter Vol. Fire Co.

"""30 = Penna R.R. Siding, North of Durion on Hardpan Rd. Box Car #Penn499-704. Loaded with grease, brooms etc. Called by Radio Controlat 3100 A.M. Released at 6100 A.M. Called out 3 times to put outfire that rekindled. Trucks 1-4-5 responded. 35 men answered thealarm for the 3 calls.

Report submitteq by:

/~~c/r:d0uc:~£lNelson Wm. Arnold .-\Fire Chief ,Angola Eol. Fire Co. Inc.

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OTHER ACTIVITIES:

3 Burglaries1 Larcenies2 Pet i t I,arcenieB5 Valdalism complaints3 Domestic Complaints2 Dog Orajnance Complaints served3 Cars stolen From Village5 Stolen Cars Recovered (3 from Village,lfrom Thruway,lfrom Buffalo)10 Hiscellanous complaints5 Unfounded complaintG6 Suspicious car checks3 Emergency messages delivered15 Juveniles arr'estliN s2 Adults: arrests (A.gr &, ~Ikts Livd1 Hissing person reported5 Assists to Town I'D3 Assists to other Agencies1 HVD Revocation order enforced8 Street lights reported out~lonthly reports to FBI and Correction2.886 Miles patrolled for month of Oct 1967380.0 Gals of gas used by Village I'D76.0 Fire Co.

Regular MeetingMon. Nov. 6,1967

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. wascalled to order on Monday Nov. 6th.,1967, at the Village Office.

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

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PRESENT: Donald L. CarbeckAllen WhiteEarl KinganCarl IannelloJene Heimburg


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Mr. Donald Grundtisch Director of Recreation was present at the meeting inregard to Teen Power Referral Service. It was moved by Mr. Iannello and2nd. by Mr. H~imburg that the following resolution be adopted: EHEREASit is"thec,Lhj;:ention of the Angola Village Board to establish a Youth ServiceProject and WHEREAS the Village of Angola is about to submit an applicationfor such a project to the New York State Division for Youth for its approvaland if approved, to apply subsequently to the State of New York for partialreinbursement of funds expended on said project, as proveded by Chapter 556of the Laws of 1945, as amended, now, therefore it is resolved that sucbapplication is in all respects approved and Donald L. Carbeck, Mayor ishereby directed and authorized to duly execute and to present siad application of the New Yor State Division for Youth for its approval. Section2: This resolution shall take effect immediately. Un. Crd.

At this time Mr. Heirnburg requested that Mr. Grundtisch and the Chairmanbe present at the next budget meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village Angola.

Taxi seryyce: Mr & Mrs Held were present in regard to permission on a newtaxi service in ingbla area. After a brief discussion, it was tabled untilnext meeting. Mr & Mrs Held are to contact the Evans Town Board Members andrequest their opinion on this new service. Mr Merton Pantano the operatorof the Village taxi service was present also to the meeting and ~isplayed

his rejection on this new service. '

Mr. Richard Jerozal, V.F.W. COmmander was present at the meeting and presenteethe American Flag to the Angola Village Board for display on the flagpolein front of the new building. Flag was presented to Mayor Carbeck who inturn thanked Corn. Jerozal and the V.F .W. post for the flag.

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Fire report was read and filed. Discussion arose on the new tank and pumperspecificatione. This was"taJ:Hed until Village Atty. Hurst can set up theBond Issue for this new truck.

Police report'w~s'read and filed. At this time MayorCarbeck stated thatChief Kane's probationary period will be expired on Nov.30th.,1967 ariddue to' several 13.pplica'tions that: must De received 'at theCouritypersonneloffice within 10 days, it was moved by Mr. White and"2nd.bY Mr. 'Iannellothat Chief Kane be appointed and the following resolution be adopted:WHEREAS Joseph 'kane willcomplete"h:is 'probationary period as Angola PoliceChief on November 30th.,1967, and whereas his service during this periodhas proved to be satisfactory it is RESOLVED that Police Commissioner AllenWhite be and hereby is authorized to fill out the Ptobationary report't6the Personnel' offiCe and"thatupori"the c6i:1lpletion 'of such term Chief Kaneemployment be made permanent. Un. Crd.·

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Chief Kane requested permission from the Board to publish the Curfewnotice in the Pennysaver for one week, due to the large amount of Youthsloitering on the streets after llP.M Permission was graneed.

It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the Resol.on the Police patrol car be passed: Resolved: The specifiactions assUbmitted: fot a~;Pol:rcei?atroFCa.rare'hereby approved. ,'Bids are to beadvertised in the Evans Journal in the issue of Nov. 16th.,1967, tobe received and opened at the regular Board Meeting Monday Dec. 4th.,1967at 8 P.M. Eastern Standard time. As a trade-in to be applied on the pricethereof the present 1966 Plymouth now being operated by the Villageas a Police Car. Un~ Crd.

Water Dept1Com. Heimburg stated that at the present time there isn't any reportother than the fire hydrant requested by Mr. Houston and this was tableduntil next meeting.

St. Dept.Com. Carl Iannello stated that he had a meeting with Water Com Heimburgon a replacement for Supt. Public Works and they both agreed on the vacancy being filled by Mr. Orr at $2.80 hr. It was moved by Mr. Iannelloand 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg abat the following resolution be passed:Whereas a vacancy exists in the position of Supt. Public Works for theVillage Angola Now therefore it is resolved that Alton Orr be provisionalyappointed Supt. Public Works, sUbject to approval of Dept. Personnel, uponfiling necessary forms at pay rate ,of $2.80 hr. effective immediately.Un. Crd.

Mr. C?rbeck gave a report on the Youth Corp and it was moved by Mr. Heimbutg and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the following resolution be adopted:Whereas the Community Organization of Erie Co. Inc. Neighborhood YouthCorps established under Title lB of the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964as Sponsor has offered to operate with the Village of Angola as Host Agency,Now therefore it is resolved that the Mayor is authorized and directed tosign the agreement on behalf of the Village entering into such program. Un. y

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Mayor Carbeck stated that the Planning Board and the Zoning Bo~rds willmeet here on Tues. Nov. 14th.

Trustte Allen White stated that the new house numbering project shouldse tabled until a futute date.

Mayor Carbeck will check on the Building lettering and have a report fprnext rntg. "' " ,

New Library Building discussion arose and Village Atty. will have to setup the Bond requirements and should have this ready by next mtg.

It was moved and 2nd. to adjo::~~,.;~.

9~ (J ~ .t:;j!J1I/&,_~JI'c?41nJ- r;'!ryor ,

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Mayor to Wash. D.C.

B.Permit = E. Strianese

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Regular MeetingMon. Nov. 20,1967

The Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld Monday Nov. 20th., 1967, at the Village Hall.


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MAYOR REPORTS:A written report was received from the Eastern Sign Company in regard tothe hall lettering for the outside of the new Village Building. Pricesquoted were $263.00 net including the installation cost for Angola lettering in 15" leteers and Fire Dept. and Village Office in 10" letters. Itwas moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that Eatern Sign Co. begranted the job of the lettering. Un. Crd.Ptlm. Reiter is working on the sign and meter ordinances.Mayor presented the list of hydrants to be fixed to the Supt. in Charge.Fire Trk. and Library perm. referendum being set up by Atty.Mayor requested permission to attend the Surb. Growth Conference in Wash.D.C. on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1st. It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr.Kingan that the Mayor be granted permission to attend this Conference withnecessary expenses paid by the Village. Un. Crd.

Buwlding permit was received from Eugene Strianese to erect a privategarage on his property. It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr/Heimburg that the permit be granted. Un. Crd.

WATER DEPT.Water Com. reported on his future project on the pit meters on No. Main St.Nothing else pending at this time.

ST. DEPT:Com. Iannello reported nothing at this time.


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INDEX

Fire Report

Police Report

Water Dept. on No. Main Pit.

Supt. Public Works on trees

Police Car bids

Transfers to A30-400 & A 82-200

Parking mtrs. to be repaired.

Jan. mtg. dates

Traffic Ordinances

Letter for App. Mr. Vitaris to Youth Com.

Resol on Youht Division application.

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Fire Report For November I967

Nick's Starlite-Old Lake Shore Road.Called By Radio ControlAt I:40 P.M.Released At 2:00 P.M. Trucks I • 5 Responded.5 Men Answered The Alarm.Mutual Aid To Evans Center Vol. Fire Co.

ANGOLA VOL. FIRE CO.INC.

~W'lf!.~< CHIEF.

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ANGOr,A POLICE DEPAHTNEWJ' NONTHLY HEPORT TO THE VILLAGE BOAED

185

NOV 1st

3 inhalator calls8 First Aid calls5 Ambulance calls

thru NOV 30th

5 FUNERAL ESCOHTS1 f1otorcade escort3 Accidents investigated8 Warning notices.

O'l'l-Iim ACTIVITIES;

13 Assist to other de~lrtments2 Burglaries1 Criminal trespass1 Petit Le),rceny1 Public intoxication complaint2 Prowler complaints3 Malicious mischief5 Miscellaneous complaintslj. Arrest warrants executed3 Obscene phone call complaints2 Dog complaints2 Violation of Village Garba[r,e Ordinance8 Hecord checks for Various agencies.6 Calltl to Dog w8rden

13 Street lights reported out5 Motor Vehicle dept revocation orders executedJ Assists to stranded motorists.2 SgeecheB delivered by re9reBentative of Villag() police dept.

Nonthly report to CorrectionII II II FBI

Quarterly Motor Vehicle Dept

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patrolled by Village Policeof gaBoline used by Police Dept

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Joseph P Kane

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Rwgular MeetingMon. Dec. 4,1967

The Regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld on Monday Dec. 4th.,1967, at the Village Office.

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Meeting was called

PRESENT:

ABSENT

to order by Mayor

Donald L. CarbeckAllen WhiteEarl KinganJene HeimburgCarl Iannello

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FIRE DEPT:Fire Report was submitted by Chief Nelson Arnold. Read and filed.

POLICE DEPT.:Report was submitted by Chief Joseph Kane. Read and filed.

WATER DEPT:Com. Heimburg stated that at present his men are working with the Town ofEvans maintenance men on removing some old meter equipment on No. Main St.pit area. He feels that. by running a direct line, this will eliminate theslow water pressure for the School District. He hopes to have this all completed within a veyy short time.

SUPT. PUBLIC WORKSSupt. Alton Orr stated that there are several trees on both South Main andNorth Main Sts. that will have to be removed, plUs a large tree at Orchard& Mill Sts. He was instructed to notify the State Highway men for aid onthe removal of these trees.

POLICE CAR BIDS:WHEREAS sealed bids were received and opened at 8100 P.M. pursuant to advertisement for purchase of a new police car as follows:Lewis Catalino Auto Service = $1760.00 plus trade in.Crest Dodge Inc " ,.• =:: $2378,.25 ~lllllllll~IIIIl.I"}llIllll

Now Therefore it is resolved that the bid of Lewis Auto Service be acceptedand the purchase of a 1968 Plymouth b.e approved am'! ,the, trade in of the 1966Plymouth be authorized plUs the payment of a net price of $1760.00. Itbeing further determined that such vehicle be equipped with IS" tires withdisc brakes on the front wheels and further Resoled that the Clerk be authorized to return the bid deposit of $150.00 to the unsuccessful Bidder, CrestDodge InC. and the deposit of Lewis Catalino be retained until delivery ofthe vehicle and then returned. Moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg.Un. Crd.

Treas. Marianne Arnold and Budget Director Earl Kingan requested severaltransfers be made this evening: It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2hd. by Mr.White that the amount of $84.00 be transferred from A 650 (Contingent Fund)to A 30-4001 and the amount of $900.00 be transferred from A 650 to A 82-200Un. Crd.

Discussion arose on the needed repairs of the parking meters, as over halfof them are not in working condition and this has impaired the revenue. Itwas moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the following resolution be passed: Resolved: The Streets Dept. is hereby authorized to removethe parking meters for repairs from Dec. 8th. until Feb. 1st. 1968, duringwhich time they are to be put in good working order. Un. Crd.

26-Mayor Carbeck stated that the dates of the Jan. mtg. will be changed from theJan. 1 and 15th. to Jan. 8th. and 22nd. due to the Holiday.

Village Atty. Hurst gave a report on the Traffic Ordinances that Ptlm. Reiterhas been working on and stated that he would like to confer with Mr. Morrisonon some of these ordinances and in the meantime, tdble them until he is readyto present the whole packet to the Board for Approval.

Letter was recmived from Eugene Heil, Chairman of the Evans Angola Rec. ParksCorn. on the appointment of a Mr. Vitaris to fullfillthe vacany of Mr. O!Keefethat has resigned. It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan thatthe folloWing resolution be passed: Resolved: Larry Vitaris, 6633 Erie Rd.Derby, N.Y. is hereby appointed to the Evans Angola Recreation & Parks Corn.to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr. Henry J. O"Keefe, suchterm to expire June 11,1970. Un. Crd.

RESOLUTION FROM yeUTH DIVISION:It was moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. White WHEREAS it is the intentionof the Angola Village Board of the Angola Village to provide recreation as inthe past,and WHEREAS the Town of Evans and Village of Angola is aboaut tosubmit an application for such a project to the New York State Division forYouth for its approval, and if approved, to apply SUbsequently to the Stateof New York for partial reimbursement of funds expended on said project, be itresolved ahat such application is in fUll respects approved and Donald Carbeck, MaMayor, is hereby directed and authorized to duly execute and to present said application of the New York State Division for Youth for its approval.Section 2: This resolution shall take effect immediately. Adopted by the following vote: AyesT Heimburg, Kingan,White and Carbeck. NaysT None.

It was moved and seconded for the Treas. to pau all bills as submitted:Water Dept. cks. # 155 - 201 total of $2617.43 and Gen. Cks. # 171-402total of $5133.49. Un. Crd.

It was moved and 2nd. to a~~~

Library Model

Kane's report on Conference

Transfer 121-400 to 104-400

Resol. on Library

Resol. on Fire Truck

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EXTRACT OF MINUTES

Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village

of Angola, in the County of Erie, New York.

December 18, 1967

A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village of

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

Z-'.Jd /J ( )in said Village, on December 18, 1967, at __ o'clock _r_"_.M. E:.S. T••

There were present: Honorable Donald L. Carbeck, Mayor,and

Also present: M,il pill~:::@. .fu,g~~:'lil±S!ge-'Ctnrk•

]moved

Floyd H. Hurst, Village Attorney

'"_~ i· ) l,_-""", '-t-__offer:ed the following resolution and

HS'!adoption:-

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... - BOND RESOLUTION OF THE VILLAGE OF ANGOLA,

NEW YORK, ADOPTED DECEMBER 18, 1967,

AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE OF A PUMPER FIRE

TRUCK, INCLUDING EQUIPMENT AND APPARATUS

USED IN CONNECTION THEREWITH, FOR THE :F'IRE

DEPARTMENT OF SAID VILLAGE, STATING THE

ESTIMATED MAXIMUM COST THEREOF IS $35, ODD,

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APPROPRIATING SAID AMOUNT THEREFOR, INCLUDING

THE APPROPRIATION OF $1,750 CURRENT :FUNDS TO

PROVIDE THE DOWN PAYMENT, AND AUTHORIZING

THE ISSUANCE OF $33,250 SERIAL BONDS OF SAID

VILLAGE TO FINANCE THE BALANCE OF THE

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 (herein called "Village"), in

the County of Eric, New York, is hereby authorized to purchase a 1,000

gallon class "A" type combination pumper, including equipment lind

apparatus used in connection therewith, for the use of the Fire Depart-

ment of the Village. The estimated maximum cost of said specific

object or purpose, including preliminary costs and costs incidental thereto

and the financing thereof, is $35,000 and the said amount is hereby

appropriated therefor, inclUding the appropriation of $1,750 current funds

of the Village to pI' ovide the down payment required by law. The plan.

of financing includes the use of said current funds, the issuance of serial

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upon all the taxable reel property in the Vlllage to paythe J.nte:l'll~id,.....r"

bonds and the principal thereof as the same shall become due and payable.1

Section 2. Serial bonds in the principal amount of. $33,250

of the Village, arc hereby authorized to be issued pursuant to the pro-

visions of the Local Finance Law, constituting Chapter 33-8 of the

Consolidated Laws of the State of New York (herein called "Law"),

to finance the balance of said appropriation not provided by said current

funds.

Section 3. The following additional matters are hereby deter-

mined and declared:-- •

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\a) The specific object or purpose for which the bonds authorized

by this resolution are to be issued is the purchase of a motor vehicle

used for fighting fires, including equi (>ment and apparatus used in con-

nection therewith, the estimated cost of which is in excess of $5,000

and, in consequence, the period of probable usefulness of said specific

object or purpose pursuant to the limitations of Section 11. 00 a. 27 of

the Law, is ten (10) years.

(b) Current funds are required to be provided prior- to the

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

notes issued in anticipation of the sale thereof pursuant to Section 107.00

of the Law and such current funds in the amount of $1,750 are now

available in the budget of the Village for the 1967 -1968 fiscal year under

the heading "Fire Department Equipment." The Village Treasurer is

hereby directed to set aside iJaTcr"funds and to apply the Slme solely to

the said specific object or purpcse.

(cj The proposed ma turity of the bonds authorized pursuant to

I this resolution will exceed five years.

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50Section 4. Each of the bonds authorized by this resolution ...d

any bond IInti9ipation notes issued in anticipation of said bonds~ll be

contain the recital of validity prescribed by §52. 00 of the Law llnd sll!d

bonds and any notes issued in anticipation thereof, 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 f<lith and credit of the Village are

hereby irrevocably pledged to the punctual payment of the principal of

and interest on said bonds and any notes issued in anticipation of said

bonds and provision shall be made annualJ.y in the budget of the Village

by appropriation for (a) the amortization and redemption of the bond/.!

and notes to mature in such year and (b) the payment of interest to be

due and payable in such year.

Section 5. Subject to the provisions of this resolution and of

the "Law, and pursuant to the provisions of §30. 00 relative to the authori-

zation of the issuance of bond anticipation notes and of §50. 00 and §§51l.00

to 60.00 of the Law, the powers and duties of the Board of Trustees

relative to prescribing the terms, form and contents and as to the sale

and issuance of the bonds herein authorized and of any notes issued in

anticIpation of said bonds, and the renewals thereof, are hereby delegated

to the chief fiscal officer of the Village.

SectIon 6. The validity of the bonds authorized by this resolution.

and of any notes Issued in anticipatIon of said bonds, may be contested only

if: - •

(a) such oblIgations are authorized for an objector purpose for whIch the Village is notauthorIzed to expend money, or

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~an action, suit or proceeding contesting such validity, is commenced,

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the provisiOM of law which should be compliedwith lit the date of the publication of suchrel!lolutlon, are not substantially complied with,

within twenty days after the date of such publication, or

(c) such obliga tions are authorized in violationof the provisions of the constitution.,

Section 7. This resolution shall take effect thirty (30) days after

its adoption, unless within thirty {30) days after it s adoption there shall

be filed with the Village CleTk, in accordance with Article 5-A of the

Village Law, a petition signed and acknowledged by electors of th~ Village

of the number required by law, qualified to vote upon a proposition to

raise and expend money, protesting against this resolution and requesting

that itoo submitted to the electors of the Village for their approval or

disapproval, in which case this resolution shall take effect when approved

by the affirmative vote of a majority of the qualified electors of the

Village, voting upon a proposition for its approval at a referendum held

in accordClnce. with the Village Law.

The adoption of the foregoing resolution was seconded by

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which resulted' as follows:

AYES:

NOES:

The resolution was declared unanimously adopted.

**"''''~l;'_)!~~~ff~-..offered the following resolution and

moved it~' adoption:-' .

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Section 1. The Village Clerk of the Village of Angola, Infue

County of Erie, New York, shall, within ten (IO) dlllyS after 'the adoption

of the bond resolution referred to in the form of NoticeherelnlJlftrer set

forth in Section 3 hereof, cause to be pUblished at least once in the

"EVANS JOURNAL, a newspaper pUblished in EVllns, New York. having

II general circulation within said Village, lind hereby designated as the

official newspaper of said Village, and to be posted in at lellSt six (6)

of the most public places in the Village, a Notice which shall set forth

the date of adoption of said foregoing resolution lind contain an abstract

thereof conciseiy stating its purpose and effect.

Section 2. After said bond resolution shall take effect, the

Village Clerk is hereby directed to cause said bond resolution to be

published, in full, in the newspaper hereinabove referred to in Section 1

hareil!, and hereby designated the official newspaper for said publication,

together with a notice in substantially the form as provided by Section

81. 00 of the Local Finance Law, constituting Chapter 33,.a of the Consoli-

dated Laws of the State of New York.

Sec Hon 3. The Notice referred to in Section 1 hereof, shall

be in SUbstantially the following form:-r.- - .

VILLAGE OF ANGOLA, IN THE COUNTYOF ERIE, NEW YORK

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thereof, is as follows:

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on necember 18, 1967, the BOlilrd

of Trustees of the Village of Angola, in the County of Erie, New York,

adopted a bond resolution entitled:

"Bond Resolution of the Village of Angola, New York, adoptedDecember 18, 19.67, authorizing the purchase of a pumper fire truck.including equipment and apparatus used in connection therewith, forthe Fire Department of said Village, stating the estimated maximumcost thereof is $35, 000, appropriating said amount therefor, includingthe appropriation of $1, 750 current funds to provide the down payment,and authorizing the issullnce of $33.250 serial bonds of saId Village tofinance the balance of the appropriation,"

an abstract of which resolution concisely stating the purpose and effect

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FIRST: AUTHORIZING the Village of Angola ("Village"), topurchase a 1, 000 gallon class "A" type combina tion pumper, includingequipment and apparatus used in connectlon therewith. for the use ofthe Fire Department of the Village; STATING the estimated maximumcos{c of said specific object or purpose, including preliminary co~tsan¢ costs incidental thereto and the financing thereof, is $35. 000APPROPRI.I\TING said amount therefor, induding the appropriati~n of$.1,,750 current funds to provide the down payment required by law andSTATING the plan of financing include s tbe use of said $ J,750 currentfunds, the issuance of $33,250 serial bonds to finance the balance ofthe appropr'iation, and the levy of a tax upon all the taxablc ,'cal property within the Village to pay the principal of said bonds and theinteres t thereon;

SECOND: AUTHORIZING tile issuance of $33, 250 ~erial bondsof said Village;

THIRD: DETERMINING that thc period of probable usefulnessof said specific objcct or purpose is ten (lO) year's; t1iatcurrent fundsare required to be provided prior to the 'issuance of said bonds or anybond anticipation notes and that such current funds are available in thebudget of the Village for the 1967-19(;8 fi.scal,)~ar under the heading"Fire Department Equipment; " DIHECTING the Village Treasurer toset aside such current funds and apply them solely to said specificobject or purpose; and DETERMINING that the maturity of said bondswill exceed five yC8rs;

FOURTH: DETERMINING that said bonds and any notes issuedin anticipation of said bonds, sh..:;l.l.JJ.c general obligations of the Villageand PLEDGING to their payment the faith and credit of the Villflge;

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FIFTH: DELEGATING to the chief fiscal officer the powers lindduties as to the issuance of such bonds and any notes issued in anticipation of said bonds and the renewals thereof; and

SIXTH: DETERMINING that the resolution shall take effect thirty(30) days after it s adoption, unless within thirty (30) days a petitionshall be filed in accordance with Article 5-A of the Village Law, protesting against the resolution and requesting it to be submitted to theelectors for their approval or disapproval.

BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES"

DECEMBER 18, 1967

IMARIANNE O. ARNOLD,

Village Clerk

Section 4.

\This resolution shall take effect immediateiy.

The adoption of the foregoing resolution, was llecond\td by

~~!YQwhich resulted as follows:

AYES:

NOES:

The resolution was declared unanimously adopted.

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General - No Veto 6/1/67 (3M)

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CERTIFICATE

MAIUANNJ: O• .AflNOLID. Village Clerk of th<il V~l'l11l !}f

Angola, .w the County of );rie.

State of NlllW York , HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing

annexed extract from the minutes of a meeting of the _

BOllrd of Trusteefl of said ----,duly called and held on DC(~'i'lmber Hi 19 <)1 has been-------;;;:..;...;;...:::...=.=:.;::-..=----, ---'

compared by me with the original minutes as officially recordod in my

office i.n the Minute Book of said

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and is a truo, complete and correct copy thereof and of the whole of said

original minutes so far as the same relate to the subj ect mat tel's referred

to in said extract.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affi.xed the

corporate seal of said y111~ge

tllis 18th dayof---- 19 :rr, --

(Seal) Village Clerk

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•AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING

SXATE OF NEW YORK

COUNTY. OF ERIE

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)ss:

MARIANNE O. ARNOLD, being duly sworn deposes and

811yS:

That she is now and at all the times hereinafter mentioned

she was the dUly appointed, qualified and acting Village Clerk of the

Village of Angola, in the County of Erie, New York;

That on the day of -', 1967, she caused to

be conspicuously posted and fastened· up a Notice setting forth an

abstract of the bond resolution duly adopted by the Board of Trustees

on December 18, 1967, in· the following places, and that said places

constitute at least six (6) of the most public places in said Village:-

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Village Clerk

Subscribed and sworn to before me

this __day of _ , 1967.

Notary Public, Sta te of New York

35._-EXTRACT OF MINU'rES

Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village

of Angola, in the County of Erie, New York.

December 18, 1967

A regular me.eting of the Board of 'Trustees of the Village of

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

in said Village, on December 18, 1967, at 7.~_0'clock f_.M.(E.S.T.i.

There were present:

There were absent:

Also present:

Honorable Donald L. Carbeck, Mayor,and

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Floyd H. Hurst, Village Att.orney

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ilie following resolution and

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,AUTHORIZING (1) (A) ACQUISITION OF CERTAIN LA.:ND "

SITUATE AT 36 NORTH MAIN STREET, IN SAID

VILLAGE, AS THE SITE OF A VILLAGE LIBRARY,

AT AN E:STlMATED MAXIMUM COST OF $9, 000 (B)

APPROPRIATION OF SAID AMOUNT THEREFOR, AND

(C) ISSUANCE OF $9,000 SERIAL BONDS TO FINANCE

SAID APPROPRIATION, (2) (A) ACQUISITION OF THE

EXISTING BUILDING ON SAID SITE FOR USE AS SAID

LIBRARY, AT AN ESTIMATED MAXIMUM COST Or$14,500, (B) APPROPRIATION OF SAID AMOUNT

THEREFOR, AND (C) ISSUANCE OF $14,500'SERIAL

BONDS TO FINANCE SAID APPROPRIATION, AND,

(3) (A) RECONSTRUCTION, IN PART, OF SAID

BUILDING, AT AN ESTIMATED MAXIMUM COST OF

$51,000. (B) APPROPRIATION OF SAID AMOUNT

THEREFOR, INCLUDING $4,500 CURRENT FUNDS

TO PROVIDE THE DOWN ·PAYMENT. (C) ISSUANCE

OF $46,500 SERIAL BONDS TO FINANCE THE

BALANCE OF SAID APPROPRIATION, AND (D)

EXPENDITURE OF ANY COUNTI. OR FEDERAL

FUNDS RECEIVED THEREFOR TO BE EXPENDED

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~:~¥ -~~'''~RJ) OF 'TRt1ST.~ OF THE Vli.,ilAmi-O, ~GOLA.It '~:'I'HJ:CotmTY OF )l)RIE. 1't1!lW YORK. HEkESy'lU;:SOI,.YSlt (biUteI .. ',,":;;"'.:':" " .. ;-,~i'~"?"-" ,/i}':.,'

"'~:rlll\l'" 'Vote of not tess */11 twcHhirds of all ~',m~mber_'()f 811111\..:,.

Boerd) AS FOLWWS: '

Section· L The Vmage of Angola (herem .caUed"Vmll.e"). in.e

County of Erie, New York, is hereby authorized to acquire by purch&se

the certSi.D pIece 01" parcel of land situate at 38 North Main Street, in

•the Village, illS the site of a Village libl'ary. The estimated maximum

cost of sllid specific object or purpOse, including preliminary costs of

surveys, maps, plans and estimates and coste incidental thereto and the

financing thereof.' is $9.000 and the said amount is hereby appropriated

therefor. Serial bonds of the Village, in the principal amount of $9.000

are hereby lIuthorized to be issued pursuant to the Local Finapce Law,

constituting Chapter 33-a of the Consolidated Lsws of the State of New York

(herein called "Law"), to finance said appropriation and the plan of finan-

cing includes the issuance of said serialbonds and the levy and collection

of taxes on all the taxable real property in the Village to pay the princi-

pal of said bonds and the interest thereon as the same shall become du~

and payable.

Section 2. The VIllage is hereby authorized to acquire by purchase

the existing building situa te on the land hereinabove authorized to be

acquired in Section I hereof, for"~ llJl a Village library, and to grade

and improve the site. The estimated maximum cost of saId specific object

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preliminary costs and costs',,'

. building as so reconstructed is to be u••d.

01 sald/Jpeclflc object or purpose, including

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"1n.eOt!Ofl 2 ~J'.Of, . .I.n~luding purchase of:", original tUi'ni.tdrlg~.ettttlP~

ment, m.achinery: and, apparatus required tor 'the p1rpose for :'~h said

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incidental thereto and the financing there9t. is $51.000 and said '~mount

18 Iulreby appropriated therefor, inclUding the appropriation of $4.100

now available therefor to provide the required down'

payment. Serial' bonds in the principal amount of $46.500 are hereby

authorized to be issued pursuant to the Law to finance the balance of said

appropriation. The plan ofJinancing;lncludes the use of said $4.500

current funds, the issuance of serial bonds of the Village in the principal

amoWtt of $46. 500 and the levy of I.l tax upon all the taxable real property

in the Village to pay the prinetpltlof said bonds and the interest" thereoi\

S8 theL.tii!\le shall become due and payable. The Village expects to

receive $11. 000 from the County of Erie, New York and $21. !J81l from the

United States of America pursuant to the United States Library and

Construction Act (PL. 38-269) and sum amounts so receive.d are hereby

authorized to be expended toward the cost of so reconstructing said

building or to redemption of any bonds issued therefor, or to be budgeted

as an offset to the taxes for payment of the principal and interlitat on the

bonds.

fiection 4. The following additillnal matters are .hereby determined ) .

IIInd dllclared:-

(a) The estimated total cost of acquiring said land and building

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and reconstructing, in part,.

said building, inciuding prelim.inary cOsfa

lIInd costs of surveYs, maps, plans. estimttes and hearings and costs

inCidental thereto and the financing the.reof, is $74, 500.i . ", '"

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• (b). The period of pr(1)able usefulness of acquiring sil£r!.a$ld,~139?>~

..---. being the ~pecific object or purpose for which said $9.,000 8erilll pon.,ts;

herein authorized to be issued,within the limitations of Section'! L 00

s. 21 of the Law, is thirty (30) years, but the maturity of the bonds

1'1I11rein authorized to be issued shall not exceed fifteen (151 yean.

(c) The period of probable usefulness of acquiring said buIlding,

being the specific object or purpose for which saId $14, 500 serialbonds

herein authorized to be issued, within the limitations of Section 11.00

a.· 11. (b) of the Law. is twenty (20) years, but the maturity of the

bonds herein authorized to be issued shall not exceed ten (10) years.

(d) The said building authQI'ized to be purchased for use as s

Village library is of Class "B" construction as defined by the provisions

of Section 11. 00 a, 11 (b) of the Law, and,' in Qonsequence, the period

of probable usefulness of the specific object or purpose for which the

$46,500 serial bonds herein authorized are to be issued within the lirnJ.-•

ta~ions of Section 11,00 a. 12. (a) of the Law, is fifteen (15) years.

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

prior to the issuance of $9,000 and $14,500 bonds authorized by this

resolution or any bond anticipation notes issued in anticipation thereof

pursuant to the provisions of Section 107.00 d. 4. of the Law.

(f) Current funds are required by the Law to be provided prior

to the issUance of the $46, 500 bonds authorized by this resolution or any

bond anticipation notes issued in anticipation thereof and such current

funds in the amount of $4. :5'00 .8.:1' Iff:) now available to said purpose

and the chief fi~,al officer, "is htreb;r lluthorized llnd directed to set

aside said current funds and apply them solely to the specific object

or purpose hereinabove deacribed.. ...(g) The proposed maturity of the bonds authorized by this resb~

.lution will exceed five (5) years.L.-~~~~~~'---~

II Section,- Each of the bonds authori2:ed by this resolution and

any bond 'anticipation notes issued in anticipation of said bonds, shall be

contllin the recital of validity prescribed by §52i 00 of the Law and said

bonds and any notes issued in anticipation thereof, shall be general

obligations of the Village, plIIyable as to both principal lind interest by

a genenl 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 any notes issued in anticipation of 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

and notes to rna ture in such year and (b) the payment of interest to be

due and 'payable ,in such year.

Section 6. Subject to the provisions of this resolution and of

the Law, and pursuant to the provisions of §30. 00 relative to the authori-

zation of the issuance of bond anticipation notes and of §50: 00 and §§56.00

to 60.00 of the Law, the powers and duties of the Board of Trustees

relative to prescribing the terms, form and contents' and as to the sale

and issuance of the bonds herein authorized and of any notes issued in'

anticipation of said bonds, and the renewals thereof, are hereby delegated.

to the chief fiscal officer of the Village ..

Section 7. The validity of the bonds authorized by this resolution,

and of any notes issued 'in anticipation of said bonds, may be contested only

if:

(a) such obligations are authorized for an objector purpose for which the Village is notauthorized to expend money, or

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-(b) the provisions of law which should be eompliedwith at the date of the publication of suchresolution, are not substantially complied with,

........~nd an action, suit or proceeding contestIng such validity, is cOI:l!f!:lencect'-

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within twenty days after the date of such publication, or

(c) such obligations are authorized in violationof the provisions of the constitution.

Section (J. This resolution shall take effect thirty (30) days after

its adoption, unless wi~in thirty (30) days after it s adoption there shall

be fUed with the Village Clerk, J,n accordance with Article 5-A of the

Village Law, a petition signed and acknowledged by electors of the Village

of the number required by law, qualified to vote upon a proposition to

raise and expend money, protesting against this resolution and requesting•

that il.re submitted to the electors of the Village for their approval or

disapproval, in which case this resolution shall take effee t when approved

by the affirmative vote of a majority of the quallfied eleetors of the

Village, voting upon a proposition for its approval at a referendum held

in accordance with thc Village Law.

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The adoption of the foregoing resolution was seconded by

/C7 / ··1(A.-< C" Ii

Uwhich resulted as follows:

AYES:

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The resolution was declared una nj mously adopted.

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.' ~7'<- jI /7Nn' ","-~c1 offered the following resolution and<' - "?,-f,--

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moved it~ adoption:-

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I(,{C '..k' ;alllS01NED B" Ta'!.!:JiJoARDOF TRilii~2ESOFT'SE vt~LAdE'~f,,;.... ~,. ,.";,,,:-,. . •.. " ",d._' "', .. ,", ,,', ' .",'

I" oF ANG04A, IN THE couNfr OF ERIE,NEW 'YORK:, ASlf.,OLlbO'.vS:·

, ]Section 1. The Village Clerk ot the Village of Ango~., in the

t' .

County of Erie, New York. shall, within tCln (10) days after the adoption,

of the bond resolution referred to in the tor~ of Notice bei~hl.ftfar"$et

forth ill Section 3 hereof, cause to bif published at lust once in>~"

\"EVANS JOURNAL, a newspaper published in Evans, New York, having. " ' ,

/a general circulation within said Village, and hereby designated as theI

officiel newspaper of said Village, lind to be posted in at leaiat six (6)

of the most pUblic places in the Village, a Notice which shall set forth

the date of Ilidoption of said foregoing resolution and contain an abstract

thereof concisely stating its purpose and effect.

Section 2. After said bond resolution shall take effect, the

Village Clerk is hereby directed to cause said bond resolution to be

published, in full, in the newspaper hereinabove referred to in Section 1

herailf, and hereby designated the official newspaper for said publication,

together with a notice in SUbstantially the form as provided by Section

81. 00 0,£ the LocQl Finance Law, constituting Chapter 33-a of the ConsoH-

dated Laws of the State of New York.

Section 3. The Notice referred to in Section 1 hereof, shall

be in substantially the following form:-.

VILLAGE

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I:~~ .. 01<' ANGOLA. IN THE Coilii!TYOF ERIE, NEW YORK;

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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on December. 18, 1967, the Board

of Trustees of the Village of Angola, in the County of Erie, New York,

adopted -II bond resolution entitled:

"Bond Resolution of the VHiage of Angola, New York, adoptedDecember 18, 1967, authorizing (I) (a) acquisition of certain land at38 North Main Street, in said Village, as the site of a Village library,at an estimated maximum cost of $9,000 (b) Elppropriation of said amount·therefor, and (e) issuance of $9,000 serial bonds to finance saId approprlaUolt. ,(2) (Il) acquisition of the existing building on said site for use.as said library, at an estimllted maximum cost of $14,500, (b) appropriation of said amount therefor, and (c) issuance of $14,500 serialbonds to finance said appropriation, and, (3) (a) reconstruction, inpart, of saId building, at an estimated maximum cost of $51,000, (b) c

appropriation of said amount therefor, including $4,500 current fundsto provide the down payment, (c) issuance of $46,500 serial bonds tofinance the balance of said appropriation, and (d) expenditure of anyCounty or Federal Funds received therefor to be expended toward thecost thereof or redemption of any bonds issued therefor or to be budgeted as an offset to the taxes to pay the principal of and interest onsaid bonds and stnting the estimated total cost of acquiring said landand building and reconstructing said building is $74,500,"

an abstract of which resolution concisely stating the purpose and effect

thereof, is as follows:

FIRST: AUTHORIZING the Village of Angola ("Village") to acquireby purchase the land situate at 38 North Main Street, in the Village, asthe site of a Village library; STATING the estimated maximum a:st theirof,ircludingsurveys, maps, plans and estimates and costs incidental thereto and thefinancing thereof, is $8,000; APPROPRIATING said amount therefor;AUTHORIZING the issuance of $8,000 scrial bonds of the Village' pursuantto the Local Finnncc Law ("Law"), to finance said appropriation; STATINGthe plan of financing includes the. issuance of said serial bonds and thelevy and collect ion of taxes on all the 1:'!lxable real property in the Villageto pay the principal of said bonds and tile interest thereon as the sameshall become -, due and payable;

SECOND: A UTHORIZING the Village to acquire by purchase theexisting building situate on said land for use as D Village library, and. tograde and improve the site; STATI~...!:!1~ estirna ted maximum cost thereofis $14,500; APPROPRIATING said amount therefor; AUTHORIZING theissuance of $!4, 500 serial bonds of the Village pursaunt to the Law tofinance said Dppropria tlon; STATING ~pl(ln of financing includes the I

issuance of sald sena! bonds and tl€levy and collectiOn of taxes on all_~~~_.~.._·..·•••·..·•·.. ,,:c,··..... Ithe taxable real property in the Village to pay the principal of said bonds ,and the interest thereon as the same shall become due and payable;

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__ THIRD: AUTHORIZING the Village to reconstruct, in part, ~id

building, including purchase of the original furnishings, equipment, ..,machinery and apparatus required for the purpose for which said buildingas so reconstructed is to be used; STATING the estimated maximum costthereof, is $51,000; APPROPRIATING said amount therefor, including theappropriation of $4,500 current funds available therefor to provide therequired down payment; AUTHORIZING the issuance of $46, 500 ser!$i:,"bonds of the Village pursuant to the Law to finllnce the balance of Sl\~tf:,:'

appropriation; STATING the plan of fin8ncing inclUdes the use of said"current funds, the issuance' of sa.id serial bonds and the levy of a ta:!,upon all the taxable real property in the Village to pay the principalof Eaid bonds and the interest thereon as the same shall become dueand payable; S'JATING the Village expects to receive $11,000 from theCounty of Erie, New York and $21,980 from the United States .ofAmerica pursuant to the United States Library and Construction Act(PL. 38-269); AUTHORIZING such amounts so received to be expendeq,toward the cost of so reconstructing sail!l building or to redemption ofany bonds issued therefor, or to be budgeted as an offset to the taxesfor payment of the principal and interest on thebonds;

FOURTH: DETERMINING AND DECLARING that the estimatedtotal cost of acquiring said land and building and reconstructing, in part,said building, is $74,500; that the period of probable usefulness ofacquiring said land, is thirty (30) years, but the maturity of the bondsherein authorized to be issued therefor not exceed fifteen (15) years;that the period of probable usefulness of acquiring said building, istwenty (20) years, but the maturity of the bonds herein authorized to beissucd therefor shall not exceed tel" (10) yenrs; that the said buildingauthorized to be purchased for use as a Village library is of Class "BI I

constructionas defined by the provisions of Section 11.00 a. 11 (b) ofthe Law, and, in consequence, the period of probable usefulness ofreconstructing, in part, said building, is fifteen (15) years; that currentfunds are not required by the Law to be provided prior to the issuanceof said $9,000 and $14,500 bonds; thClt current funds nre required bythe Lnw to be provided prior to the issuance of the $46, 500 bonds authorized by this resolution or ilny bond anticipation notes issued in anticipationthereof and such current funds in the amount of $4,500 are now availableto said purpose and 1\ UTHORIZING AND DIH ECTING the chief fis'calofficer to set aside snid current funds and npply them O'Dlely to the specificobject or purpose hereinabove described; DETERMINING AND DECLARINGthat the proposed maturity of the bonds authorized by this resolution willexceed five (5) years;

FIFTH: DETERMINING that sa td bonds and any notes issued inanticipation of said bonds, shall bc general obligations of the Villageand PLEDGING to their payment the faith and credit of the Village;

.SIXTH: DELEGATING to the chief fiscal officer the powers and

duties as to the issuance of such bonds and any notes issued in anticipation of said bonds and the renewals thereof; and

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,SEVENTH: DETERMINING that the resolution shall take effectthirty lao) days after its adoption, unless within thirty (30) days apetition shall be filed in accordance with Article 5-A of the Village Law,protesting against the resolution and requesting it to be submitted to theelectors for, their approval or disapproval.

BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

DECEMBER 18, ~967

MARIANNE O. ARNOLD,

Village Clerk

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Section 4. 1'bts resolutionshflll tliil.te eftect hnmediat4t!y.

The adoption of the foregoing resolution, Wl\lS seconded l:;y

~§!?4~which resulted as follows:

AYES: 7t,.v2.-,

NOES:

The resolution was declaM!Cltrnanlmously adopted.

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Goa.tel - No Veto

CERTIFICATE

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8/1/87 (3M)

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I. MARIANNE O. ARNOLD, Village Clerk of the Village of Anr1a,

in the County of Erie,

State of New York • HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing

annexed extract from the minutes of a meeting of the _

___B_o_a_r_d_o_f-:T.:.,r_u.:.,s;..t_e_e..:s of said _-:V..:i;;;ll:::a~gil.;e~ •

duly called and held on December 18 19 67 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 copy thereof and of the whole of said

original minutes so far as the same relate to the subj ect mat tel's referred

to in said extract.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the

corporate seal of said Village

this 18th day of __D_e_c_e_rn_'_b_e_r • 1967

(Seal) Village Clerk

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AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING

33

S:t'.ATE OF NEW YORK )

COUNTY OF ERIE )ss:

MARIANNE O. ARNOLD, being duly sworn deposes and

That she is now Bnd at all the times hereinafter mentioned

she was the duly appointed, qualified and acting Village Clerk of the

Villsge of Angola, in the County of Erie, New York;

That on the ___day of -" 1967, she caused to

be conspicuously posted and fastened up a Notice setting fOrth an

abstract of the bond resolution duly adopted by the Board of Trustees

on December 18, 1967, in the following places, and that said places

constitute at least six (6) of the most public places in said Village:~

Village Clerk

Subscribed and sworn to before me

this ___day of _ , 1967.

NOtary Public, State of New York

Regular MeetingMonday 12/18/67

The Regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld on Monday December 18th. ,1967, at the Village Office.


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Architmct Jerry fu~.l presented a model of the new Library building. After'viewing the model, the people present were unanimously in favor of eliminating the columns from the front of the building.

Police Chief Kane gave a report on the Police Conference that he attendedin New York City.

It was moved by Mr. Iannello and seconded by Mr. Heimburg that a transferof $500.00 be made from .~ 121-400 to A 104-400. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. White that Leslie Garlockbe appointed on a permanent basis due to aaving ~ompleted his six monthprobationary period. Un. Crd.

The following bills were submitted for payment: Water Dept. Cks. #169217 total of $2294.78r General Dept. cks. # 182-436 total of $16,771.28.Moved and 2nd. to pay bills as submitted. Un. Crd.

Bond Resolution: Moved by Mr. Heimburg and 2nd. by Mr. White. (Library)Un. Cr. Entire Resolution on separate sheets attached.

Fire Equipment Resolution: Moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Heimburg.(On separate sheets attached) un. crd.


_&J.D~correspondingClerk)--r--~Mr. Kingan.

Village Clerk being ill and unable to attend this meeting, Mr. Kinganmade a report a~ the minutes of this meeting.

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INDEX

Fire ReportPolice ReportErie Co. mtg. - Lakeview, N.Y.Little Loop on Corner bldg.Clerk's School in SyracuseGreater Bflo. Conference letterFire Exting. for Pump stationHamlett, Hengerer on water line

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Regular MeetingMonday Jan. 8th,1968

The Regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,was held on Monday Jan. 8th.,1968, at the Village Office.

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

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PRESENT:

Absent:

Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganCarl IannelloJene Heimburg.l8.11en White


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Fire Report for the month of Dec. waS submitted by Fire Chief NelsonArnold. It was read and ordered filed.

Police Report was submitted by Chief Joseph Kane. Read and orderedfiled.

St. Report:St. Com. Carl Iannello stated that his men have been busy removingsnow and plowing. Nothing else on his agenda for the time being.

Communications received:Letter from Sanders Roofing Co. in regard to the roof inspectionthat they made. They will repair the roof over the old building whenweather permits. The roof over the new Fire Hall will be checked outlater by Mr. Orr, Supt. of Public Works.

Erie County Officials monthly meeting will be held Jan. 18th. at theLakeView Hotel.

Request was received from Mr. Babbitt of the Little Loop league for theuse of the corner building on Washington and Commercial Sts. to storetheir football equipment. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr.Iannello that permission be granted for them to use this space andthe utilities will have to be paid by the Little Loo league. Un. Crd.

Letter was received from the Greater Buffalo Developement Foundationfor a conferecne meeting to be held in Buffalo on Thurs. Jan. 11th.

Letter was received by the Mayor for the Clerk-Treas. to attend aschool session at the Syracuse University for the week of Jan. 2126th.,1968. Clerk is attending this school with all expenses paid bythe Village. This is under a blanket resolution for the Clerk-Treas.to attend all schools deemed necessary with all expenses paid by theVillage under the New Order of Business set up in April of each yr.

Request was received from the Fire Commissioners for the purchase of2 new fire extinq. for the pump station. Supt. Orr will check on thisand the order will be placed for same.

Budget meeting will be held on Thur. Jan. 11th. at 7130 P.M

Mr. George Lemmler, representative from the Village Planning Board1S¥pervisor John Hamlett of the Town of Evans and Carl Hengerer, TownAtty. were present at the meeting. Supervisor Hamlett was the spokesman for the group and he stated that he would have to have a writtencontract between the Village of Angola and the Town of Evans for theVillage to sell excess surplus water to the XN~R town so that theTown of Evans could procede with the project that is in operationfor extending the water lines in the Town to the most needed areas

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6~nd before they can be granted their aid, they must have this writtencontract first. Town Atty. will draft up the contract and placed beforeMr. Hurst, Village Atty. for examination before Board action on this. It'was mov~d by Mr. Heimburg and 2ndl by Mr. Iannello that Mr. Hengerer begiven permission to dfaft up the contract. Action will be taken on thisat the Jan. 22nd. meeting. Un. Crd.

The following bills were submitted for payment by the Treas. Water Dept.cks. # 179-237 total of 4342.58. General Fund cks. # 199-459 total of$3900.66. It was moved and 2nd. that the bills be paid as submitted. Un.Crd.

It was moved and 2nd. to adjourn to Jan. 22nd. the next mtg. nite. Un.Crd.

Trustees

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Hutwal Aid To~ Oen~e~.oal1.d 17 Kadl0 Control At,.10 P.M.Relea.ed A~ '.25 P.M.frUot I I R••ponded••Me. Answered !be AlarmGRelea••d On Arrival At Tbe Fire.

Kou•• At 2 Grove St.Tl11..o.Ro•• Blasansk1 (owner)8~ort In Wire Uader Hous•• OBlled B1 Iad10 Oontrol at9930 P.M.Rele••ed At XO$~ P.M.Boo.~r Lin•• Used.,"ot. 1..5 Jlelll,cu3.d1ed.11 Men AJunfend ~ Alan.

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3 FUGITIVE HAmiANTSi,XECUTT;~D FOR STATE rOUCE2 PR01c:LEH CO!1PLAINTS1 ASSAUL/Jl "1 dTSCHIEF' It

1 rUSSHIG PEHSON E,,;POHTED10 rUSCF:LL.ANOUS CCllfPLAINTS

1 BUHGLAHY COl"lPLAIWC (UNFOUNnl;;r))1 PETIT LAECENY COJViPLAINT7 STRin'I' LIGHTS REPOHT\"~D OU1T

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2 r'I(ll'OH \T0;HICLE nEpf~r Rl:~;V()CA~L1I()J) ORDE~n}~ Ti;XT!;CUrcED7 MlfilISTS ~TO STHi"NDED j'!O'I'OHISTS1. V'\GHANT COMrUTTED TO mmm HOSPI'~AI,

'3 APirmi\lTCES BEJ,\orm GHAND JURY BY rlEl'1BEES OF THIS DEP']'.1+ CARS '['01i1Ei' FOE VIOLATION OF crJJE 1JINTEP onDUTANCS.

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2,720 rULES PNrnOLLED IN DECm!BEB.395,9 GAL OF GAS USED BY VILLAG," PD.31.9 GAL OF GAS USE:]) BY VILLAGE FInE CO.

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