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Police report

Sewer expense for Con g. church

Xmas. tree piCkup

Utility tax local law notice

Resol. on Utility tax.

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MONTliIILY POLICE REPORT TO VILLA:GE BOARD, VILLA:GE OF ANGOLA, POLICE DEPT

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llMERGENCIES:2' FIRST' Ji([J) CALLSjj AMBUL~ CALLS

TRAFFIC:18 SUMMONS; ISSUJlID14 PARKING TICDES ISSUED4 ACCIDENTS INV!ESTIGATED7 FUNERAL ESCORTS4 BJOOC ESCORTS,9 WARNINS TICKETS: ISSUED

arHER ACTIViITlES/I DCMESTIC COMPLA:J:N'rS6 MISC. CONPLAINTS5i DOG Com'LAINnS5i CRIMINAL MISCHmE' COMPLAiI:NTS1i PROWYlR CCIMP1i WAYWARD MINOR CCIMP1 PEl'IT, LARCENY1 ATT'EI'lPTEJ): BURGLARY1 smOLEN CAR (mwOUNDE:ll)1 ARRESIT!' FOR I:NTOlCICATION1; DISORDERLY CONDUC~

11 U-TURN2' UNLJ:CENSlID OF1\lRATORiii UNREGISTERED MarORi/iEHIC1Jl:t 1m IlfSPIDTION1, WRONG', WAY ON OiNE WAY STREErt UNSAFE TIRE8 SPEl!IDING7 RECORD CJmJKS FOR WARIOUS; AGENCIES4 TIMiES PEN CENlJRAL, CROSSING B100KED EXCESS OF TWE:NTY MINUTES7 REVlOCATIONS, EXECUTED FOR DEPT OF MarOH VEHICLES7 ASSISTS TO STHAJIDm) MarORISTS:

12 ASSISTS TO OTHER POlhICE AGENCIES7 DOORS Fomm OPEN ON ROUTINE C!!IIllCKSMONTHLY REPORT TO FBI

CORRlJPTIONWIL1AGE BOARDSPFJCIAL TO CORRECTION ON JAIL

4.2'Q5 MILES: PATROLLED BY ANGOLA', POLIClE DEPT525.8 GALLONS OF GAS: USED BY APD:'4.~ ttl n ttl 111 ttl AFD1 ,1~O '" "", " ," llOG WARDEN

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Regular MeetingMon. Jan. 4,1971

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld on Monday Jan. 4th.,1971 at the Village hall.

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

PRESENT: Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteCarl IannelloJoseph Mendola

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Police report was submitted by Chief Kane. Read and ordered filed.

Discussion was held on the sewer break in front of the CongeegationalChurch. Supt. of Public Works Alton Orr was instructed to send a billfor the labor and materials to the Sewer District.

Clerk was instructed to place an ad in the local paper for Xmas. treepickup to be held on Sat. Jan. 16th.

Clerk was authorized to place in local paper the Notice of Public Hearingon Local Law as follows: PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that there hasbeen presented to the Board of Trustees of the Village of Angola, New York,on January 4th.,1971, Local Law No 1 of the year 1971 entitled "Imposing aTax on Gross Income or Gross Operating Income of Utilities". Said LocalLaw is submitted pursuant to Article 6, Section 6-640 of the Village Law.Therefore, pursuant to Statute, the Board of Trustees of such Village willhmld a public hearing on the aforesaid Local Law in the Angola Village Hall41 Commercial St.,Angola, N.Y. on January 18th.,1971at 8115 P.M. at whichtime all persons interested will be heard.Dated Jan. 4th.,1971 ~ , A Ie Sl k V'll A 1M d b M M d 1 d 2 d b r~anne ~no t er, ~ age ngo a.ove y e. en 0 a an n. y r. wn~~e. Un. •

The following bills were moved and 2nd. to be paid as submitted by theTreas. Water cks. # 162-275 total $5154.16 and Gen. Cks. # 236-520 totalof $6825.29. Un. Crd.

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

.d Mayor Do:-j~lJ. eV&{.LP~~~VW\ &at I.d:::;}t .. fkku Cd.?,~t?' ' Trustees~MARIANNEARNOLD"

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LOCAL LAW NO. 1 OF THE YEAR 1971- .....

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II. Everr person who sells gas, electricit7.steam, water, refrigeration, telephonr or telegraph7 deliveredthrough mains, pipes, or wires, whether or not suoh person issubjeot to the supervision of the State Department 01' PublioSAPViAa!

A local law imposing a tax on gross income' or gross operatingincome of utilities arising from transactions originating andconsummated within the territorial limits 01' the Incorporated

I Village of Angola as authorized b7 Article 6. Section 6-64001' the Village Law ot the State ot New York.

BE IT ENACTED b7 the Board ot Trustees 01' the

VILLAGE OF ANGOLA as follows:

Section 1. Impolition 01' Tax. Pursuant to theI, authorit7 granted b7 Article 6. Section 6-640 01' the Village

Law of the State ot New York. trom on and a1'ter June 1, 1971there is hereb7 imposed:

(a) A tax equal to one per centum ot the gross income 01' ever7 utilit7 doing business in the IncorporatedVillage ot Angola which is subject to the supervision 01' theNew York State Department 01' Public Service and which has anannual gross income in excess 01' Five Hundred Dollars ($$00.00)except Motor Carriers or brokers subject to such supervisionunder Article Three-B 01' the Public Service Law.

(b) A tax equal to one per centum 01' the gross operating income of ever7 other utilitt doing business in theIncorporated Village ot Angola which has an annual gross operating income in excess 01' lI'ive Hundred Dollars 0500.00).

(2. Detinitions. As used in this local law

(a) The word "Utili t7" includes

I. Everr person SUbject to the supervision 01'the State Department 01' Public Service, except

a. Persons engaged in the business 01' operating or leasing sleeping and parlor railroad cars, and

b. Persons engaged in the business ot operating or leasing railroads other than street sur1'ace. rapidtransit. subwar and elevated railroads;

c. Omnibus corporations subject to supervi-lion under Article Three-A ot the Public Service Law. \

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"",---.c (c) The words "Gross Income'l shall includf,H

I. In the case of a utilit7 engaged in sell~telephon7 or telephone service, only receipts from local exchange service wholly consummated within the V,illage.

II. In the oase 01' a utility engaged in sellingtelegraph or t;lllegraph sllrvice, onl" receipts trom transaotionswhol17 consummated with the Village.

(d) The words "Gross Income" in the case 01' an"utilit" other than described in Section 2(c) hereot shall include:

I. Receipts received in or b" reason of an" sale,conditional or otherwise (except sales hereinafter referred towith respect to tohich it is prOVided that profits from the saleshall be inoluded in gross income) ,made or servioe rendered torultimate consumption or use b7 the purohaser in the Village inclUding oash oredi ts and propert" of an;r kind or nature (whetheror not suoh sale is made or such servioe is rend,ered for profit)without any deduotions therefrom on acoount of the cost of theproperty sold, the cost of the materials used, labor or servioesor other costs, interest or disoount paid, or an;r other expensewhatsoever;

II. Profits trom the sale of seclU'ities;

III. Profit s from the sale of real property growingout of the ownership or use of or interest in such property:

IV. Profits trom the sale 01' person~ property(other than property 01' a king whioh would properly be inoludedin the inventory 01' a taxpayer it ~n hand at the olose of theperiod for whioh a return is made);

V. Receipts trom interest, dividends and royalties,derived trom sources within the Village (other than such as arereoeived from a corporation, a majority 01' whose voting stock isowned by the taxpaying utility), without any deduction therefromtor an;r expenses whatsoever incurred in connection with the receiptthereof;

VI. Profits trom any transaction (except sales forresale and rentals, within the Villa89 whatsoever.

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The words "Gross Operating Income" mean and include(e)/ I. Receipts received in or by reason of any sale,conditional or otherwise, made tor ultimate consumption or use bythe purchaser 01' gas, electricity, steSIQ., water, refrigeration,telephone or telegraphy, or in or by reason of the tlU'nishing forsuch consumption or use of gas, eleotric, steam, water, refrigerator, telephone, telegraph service in the Village. including cashcredits and property 01' any kind 01' nature. without deductiontheretrom on account of the cost if the property soid. the costof materials used, labor or services or other costs, interest ordiscount paid, or any other expense whatsoever.

Section 3. Application. This law and the tax imposedthereby shall

(a) Apply on17 wi thin the territorial limits of theVillage 01' Angola.

_-oJ' (c) be in addition to an,. and all other taxes and_tees imposed b,. any other provisions ot law; ~

(d) appl,. to all SUbject imome received on and afterJune 1. 1971.

Section 4. Disposition ot Revenues. All revenues resulting trom the imposition ot the tax imposed bY' thlll law shallbe paid into the treasurY' ot the Village and shall be croditedto and depoe1ted in the General Fund ot the Village.

Section 5. Collection and Enforcement. Rules andRegulations. The Village Treasurer shall be the chiet entorcementotticer ot this law and shall make and be responsible tor allcollections hereunder. He or she shall also have the power andauthorit,. to make an,. rules or regulations or directives, notinconsistent with law. Which, in his or her discretion. arereasonablY' necessarY' to facilitate the administration ot this lawand the collection ot the taxss imposed herebJ. Copios or allsuch rules and regulations and directives, as maY' trom timo totime be promulgated. shall be sent bJ registered mail to allutilities subject to this law uhich register as such with theVillage Treasurer. All such rules, regulations and directivesshall be deemed a portion ot this law.

Section 6. Returns. Filing, Contents.

(a) Time ot tiling. ~ver,. utilit,. subject to a taxhereunder shall t110 on or be1'ore December 1st and June ls t, areturn 1'01' the six calendar IIlOnths preceding each return date inclUding anY' period 1'01' wnich the tax imposed hereb,. or an,. amendment hereot it ettective. However. anY' utilit,. whose average gros.'income or gross operating income tor the aforesaid six months period is less than Three Thousand Dollars ($3.000.00) ma,. tile.areturn annuall,. on Ma,. 1st tor the twelve calendar IIlOnths precedingeach return date including any period tor Which the tax imposedherebY' or any amendment hereot is ettective. AnY' utilitY' wnethersUbject to tax under this law or not ma,. be re~ired bY' the VillageTreasurer to tile an annUal return.

(b) Contents. Returns shall be tiled with the VillageTreasurer on a torm to be turnished bY' the treasurer tor suchpurpose and shall shalf thereon the gross income or gross operatingincome tor the period covered bY' the return and such other information. data or matter as the Village Treasurer maY' require to beincluded therein. J?tery'.:etur!,_ shall have annexed there.to a 081'1:1-..... --_ ...... - _ .....- .&-'"---_ ..",_.- I

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utilit7 \P custome~s or others but shall constitute a part 01'the oAOriting costs 01' such utilit7.

Section 10. Failure to File or Incorreot Returns. Inoase aD7 return tiled pursuant to this law shall be insutticientor unsatis1'aotor7 to the Village Treasurer, he or 'she ma7 ~equ1l'eat an7 time a turthe~ or supplemental return, which shall oontainaD7 data that ma7 bespecitied b7 him or her, and, 11' a co~~eoted

or suf'ticient return ·i8 not filed wi thin twent7 da7l!1 after thesame is recpired b7 notice from the treasurer, o~, i1' no returnis made tor an7 period, the V111age Treasurer shall determine theamount due trom suoh intormation as he or she is able to obtainand, 11' necessar7, ma7 estimate the tax on the baais 01' exte~nal

indices or otherwise. He shall give notioe 01' such determi1'lQ tto;1to the ut111.t7 111lble f'or such tax. Suoh determination shall1'ina117 and irrevooab171'ix such tax, unlus the ut111t7 againstwhioh it is assessed shall, wi thin one J'Ela~ after the giving 01'notice 01' suoh determine. tion, app17 to the treasurer tor a bearingo~ unless the Tre..sur.~, 01' his own motion, shall reduce the same.After such hearing he shall give notice 01' his decision to theutilit7 liable tor suoh tax.

Section II. Review ot Final Determination. An7 tinaldetermination 01' the amount of' aD7 tax pa7able he~eunder shall bereviewable 1'or error, illegalit7 or unoonstitutionalit7 or aD7other reason whatsoever b7 a proceeding under Article Sevent7eight 01' the Civil Practice Law and Rules i1' tbe prooeeding iscommenoed wi thin ninet7 da7s af'ter the giving 01' notice 01' such1'1 nal detennination, provided, however, that aD7 such prooeedingunder said Article Sevonty'-eight shall not be instituted unlesstho amount 01' aD7 tax sought to be reviewed, with such interest

, and penalties thereon as may be provided f'or b7 local law,ordinance or resolution, shall be f'irst deposited and an undertaking 1'iled, in auch amount and with such sureties as a Justice01' the Supreme Court shall approve to the e1'1'eot that it suohprooeeding be dismissed or the tax contiI'lll8d the peti tio1'llr willpa7 all coats and charges whioh ma7 accrue in the prosecution 01'such proceeding.

Section 12. Notice. An7 notice authorized or requiredunder the provisions of' this law ma7 be given b7 ma11ing the sameto the ut11it7 f'or which it is intended. in a postpaid envelope,addressed to suoh utility at the address given by it in the lastreturn 1'11ed by it under this law, or if' no return has been t11ed.then to such address as ma7 be obtainable. The ma11ing 01' suchnotice shall be presumptive evidence of' the receipt 01' the same b7the utllity to which addressed. Any pedod of time _ v'h4 Alo ,-d"t...,.,d -.A- ----~~- - ~ --

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the i'o"llowing section hereof.

Section 14. Review of Proceedings for Refunds. \Vh~any tax imposed hereunder shall have been erroneously, illegallyor unconstitutionally collected and application for the refundthereof duly made to the Village Treasurer, and he shall havemade a determination denying such refund. such determination shallbe reviewable by a proceeding under Article Seventy-eight of theCivil Fractice Law and RUles, provided. however, that such proceeding is instituted within ninety days after the giving of thenotice of such denial. that a final determination of tax due wasnot previously made and that an undertaking is filed with theVillage Treasurer in such amount and with such sureties as aJustice of the Supreme Court shall approve to the effect that ifsuch proceeding be dismissed or the tax confirmed, the petitionerwill pay all costs and charges Which may accrue in the prosecutionof such proceeding.

Section 15. Limitation of Additional Tax. Except inthe case of a wilfully false or fraUdulent return with the intentto evade the tax, no assessment or additional tax shall be madewith respect to taxes imposed under this law after expiration ofmore than three years from the date of filing of a. return, prOVided,however, that where no return has been filed as required hereby,the tax may be assessed at any time.

Section 16. Powers of Village Treasurer. In additionto any other powers herein given the Village Treasurer and in orderto further insure payment of the tax imposed hereby, he shall havethe power to

(a) Prescribe the form of all reports and returns required to be made hereunder;

(b) take testimony and proofs, under oath. with referenCeto any matter hereby entrusted to him;

(c) subpoena and require the attendance of witnesses andthe production of books. papers. records and documen ts.

Section 17. Enforcement. Whenever any person shall failto pay an7 tax or penalty imposed by this local law, the VillageAttorney shall, upon the request of the Village Treasurer bring anaction to enforce payment of the same. The proceeds of any judgmentobtained 1n any such action shall be paid to the Village Treasurer.Each such tax and penalty shall be a lien upon the property of theperson liable to pay the same. in the same manner and to the sameextent that the tax and penalty imposed b7 Section One HundredEighty-six-a of the 'rax Law is made a lien.

Section 18. Validity. The invalidit7, illegality or unconstitutionality of any section, subsection or provision of thisLocal Law or any rules or regulations adopted pursuant hereto shallnot effect the validity, legality or constitutionality of anysection, subsection or provision of this Local Law or any rule orregUlation adopted pursuant hereto, but shall be confined to suchsection, subsection or provision of this Local Law or rule or regulation adopted pursuant hereto ltlich may be so condemned.

Section 19. Effective Date. This Local Law shall takeeffect immediately. _

INDEX

Mr. Catalano - Erie Co. Sewer taxFire reportFire bUdget & list of 1971 officers.F. cOlilltUllr;<:iSal" .·,Sackp~pp.Salt spreader to be purchased CResol)Tulmello prop. being torn downMale help wanted - Sts. Dept.Rec. app. of Mr. LuczakFiremens Ex. resol.Meter maid interviewTransfer -Water Dept. itemAppl. resol. for Youth rec. renewedLetter to Neil Frank. Reol. on BiddingResol on Utility hearing

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W'HEREAS, Local Law No.1 of the Year 1971, Village of 13k.Jgola, was heretofore submitted to this Board at its meetingJanuary 4th, 1971, and a public hearing conducted at 8:15 at Iits r;gul;r meeting on January 18th, 1971, pursuant to public .notice duly published, and those interested having been heardconoerning the same, the said Local Law as submitted is herebyamended as follows:

"Sectiion 1. Pursuant to the authority granted byArticle 6, Section 6-640 of the Village Law of theState of New York, from on and after March 1st, 1971,there is hereby imposed:

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Section 6. Returns, Filing, Contents

~he same be and hereby is placed on the desks of this13\ for action at the next Board Meeting, February 1st, 1971.

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CarbeckKinganIannelloWhiteJI1endola

Iannello

JI1endola

Voting Aye

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Moved by

a. Time of filing. Every utility sUbject toa tax hereunder shall file on or before March 1st, June 1stSeptember 1st and December 1st of each year areturn for the three calendar months precedingeach return date including any period for which thetax imposed hereby or any amendment hereof iseffective. However, any utility whose averagegross income for a six month period is less thanThree Thousand Dollars ($3,000.00) may file areturn annually on March 1st for the twelvecalendar months preceding each return date including any period for which the tax imposedhereby or any amendment hereof is effective. Anyutility Whether subject to tax under this law ornot may be required by the Village Treasurer tofile an annual return."

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• HERMAN, CHIEF

THE FOLLOWINGVOL. FIRE CO. INC.

12/5/70 1:40 PM

VILLAGE 80ARD OF TRUSTEESANGOLA N.Y. 14006

GENTLEf~EN,

12/12/70 7:45PM

IS A REPORT OF ALARMS ANSWERED BY THE ANGOLAFOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER 1970.

ALARM OF FIRE AT THE ANTONY DRZMALA RESIDENCE9644NORTHFIELD AVE. MUTUAL AID TO ~AKE ERIEBEACH. FOUND FAULTY-WIRING TO BE THE CAUSE.RESPONDED WITH #1, #4, #~, AND 18 MEN. SECUREDON ARR IVAL AND RETURNED 'to QUARTERS. AT 2 :OOPlvl.

ALARM OF FIRE AT PITTILLO'S BOULEVARD INNON THE SOUTHWESTERN BLVD. RESPONDED WroTH #4#5 AND 14 MEN. FOUND THE GABLE AFIRE DUE TOFAULTY WIRING IN A NEON SIGN. EXTINGUISHEDWITH BOOSTER LINE AND RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 8:30.

STAND BY ALARlv! AT HALL DUE TO WATER IvIAII.f BREAl<AT THE f~UHP STATION. 14 ivlEi\] RESPONDED. SECUREDAT 7:45 Pivl.

12/30/70 8:45 Plvl ALARM OF FIRE AT THE BELLS I.G.A. m" ERIE RD.MUTUAL AID TO LAKE ERIE BEACH. RESPONDED WITH#1, #4, #5 AND 26 MEN. FOUND A FAULTY ROOFFURNACE CAUSING MUCH SMOKE AND HEAT. CALLEDGAS COMPANY, SHUT OFF FURNACE AND SECURED.RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 9:15PM

TOTAL ALARMS - 4TOTAL MAN HRS. ON ALARM - 43.50

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REGULAR MEETINGMonday January 18,1971

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld on Monday Jan. 18th.,1971 at 7130 P.M.

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

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PRESENT: Donald L. CarbeckTrustee Earl Kingan""""""" Allen White""" '""1" Carl Ianneillo""""""" Joseph Mendola

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Mr. Charles Catalano was present at the meeting in regard to the questionof why the Erie Co. Sewer tax was raised. Mayor Carbeck stated tha t theincrease was made by the County and the Village did not have any controlover this increase. Mr. Catalano also questioned the increase of assessmenton his home at 13 Center St. Mayor Carbeck stated that the year of thisincrease, a overall increase was made on a large number of homes in theVillage, and had there been any grievance on this increase, Mr. Catalanoshould of submitted his grievance in February of that year.

Fire Com. William Houston was present at the meeting and submitted theFire Chief monthly and annually report of fires, plUS the new budgetfor 1971-72. He also submitted the list of new line Officers for theVillage file•

• olice Report = None.

St. Dept.: St. Commissioner Carl Iannello stated that he has to purchasea new salt spreader. It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Whitethat the following resolution be adopted: Resolved: The purchase of aValvomatic Cab Control Salt Spreader is hereby authorized at the quotedprice of $941.00. Un. Crd. Mr. Iannello a••o stated that he has startedtearing down the Tulmello house on York St. and this should be completelydown before too long. Mr. Iannello stated that he will be short oneemployee, as Frank Augustyniak has lost his driver's license and he willnot be able to work on the Sts. dept. driving any of the vehicles. Mr.Iannello was instructed to place an ad. in the local paper for Helpwanted.

Letter was received from the Evans-Angola Recreation Com. requesting theadoption of a new appointment, that of Mr. Paul Luczak. f:tEWa:S"'lllO'ved byMr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that this appointmmnt be granted. Un.Crd.

It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the appointmentof Salvatore Sack be granted as Fire Commissioner for a 3 yr. term. inthe Angola Vol. Fire. Co.

It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the follo~ing

resolution be adopted: The following proposition shall be submittedto the voters March 16th.,l97l at the regular action =Yes ••• No•••"Shall the Real property owned by a Volunteer Member of the AngolaVillage Fire Department in the Village of Angola be exempt from taxationfor Village purposes to the extent of five hundred dollars ($500.00)in addition to any other exemption authorized by Law" Un. Crd. VotingAyes: Mayor Carbeck, Trustees - Kingan, White,Iannello and Mendola.Voting No = None.

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10Water Dept.: Water Com. Mendola stated that he has received the applications

for meter maids and will interview them this Sat. Jan. 23rd. at 10,30 A.M. hereceived. 7 of them from the Village area.

Treas. subiDitted transfer needed for. water. dept •. f9r BUdget item F 1950.4Real Estate Taxes for the amount of $182.12. This 1s to be transferrred fromitem F 1990.4 Contingent Fund. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by MrlMendola that the transfer be authorized as requested. Un. Crd.

The application from the Division for Youth Recreation Project was receivedand motion was maGe by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the followingresolution be adopted: Whereas it is the intention e6 the Board of Trusteesof the Village of Angola, N.Y. to prOVide recreation as in the past, andWHEREAS the Village of Angola is about to submit an application for suchproject to the New York State Division for Youth for its approval, and ifapproved, to apply subsequently to the State of New York for partial reimbursementof funds expended on said project, be it Resolved that sunch application isin all respects approved and Donald L. Carbeck, Mayor .is hereby directed andauthorized to duly execute and to present said application of the New York State DDivision for Youth for its approval.Section 2 =This resolution shall take e.ffect immediately. Adopted by thefollowing vote. Ayes =Mayor Carbeck, Trustees Kingan, White, Iannello andMenolda. Voting No =None.The following bills were submitted by the Treas. for payment: Water Dept.cks. # 172-297 total of 6563.64 and Gen. cks. # 255-555 total of 5183.69. Itwas mGYed and 2nd. that all bills submitted be paid. Un. Crd.

Letter was received from Neil Frank, Chairman of the Resolutions Committeeof the Erie Co. Village Officials assn. on a resolab~n (attached on spp.sheet) and requested one vote be cast by the Village Board for or againstthe proposed resolution. Clerk was instructed to send two copies of thssresolution to Mr. Frank.

The resolution for the Public Hearing of Local Law # 1 for the year 1971s attached on sep. sheet.

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

~!fCJ~yor

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Clerk.

WHEREAS, Local Law No.1 of the -Year 1971,Village of Angola, was heretofore submitted to thisBoard at its meeting January 4, 1971, and a pUblichearing conducted at 8:15 at its regular meeting onJanuary 18th, 1971, pursuant to public notice dulypublished, and those interested having been heardconcerning the same, the said Local Law as submittedis hereby amended as follows:

"Section 1 - Pursuant to the authoritygranted by Article 6, Section 6-640 ofthe V~11age Law of the State of New York,from on and after March 1st, 1971, thereis hereby imposed

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Section 6 - Returns, Filing, Contents

(a) Time of filing. Every utilitysubject to a tax hereunder shall file onor before March 1st, June 1st, September1st and December 1st of each year a returnfor the three calendar months precedingeach return date including any period forwhich the tax imposed hereby or any amendment hereof is effective. However, anyutility whose average gross income for a sixmonths period is less than Three thousanddollars ($3,000.00) may file a return annually on March 1st, for the twelve calendarmonths preceding each return date includingany period for which the tax imposed herebyor any amendment hereof is effective. Anyutility whether subject to tax under thislaw or not may be required by the VillageTreasurer to file an annual return."

and the same be and hereby is placed on the desks of thisboard for action at the next Board Meeting, Febru.ary 1st,1971.

Moved - MendolaSeconded - Iannello

Voting Aye - CarbeckKinganIannelloWhiteMendola

Carried

P.D.ReportHighway grant (Radar)

L.Perez hiredMeter readersTransfers

Tax Sale resol.Unpaid tax list

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Regular Meeting 21Monday Feb. 1,1971

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld on Monday Feb. lst.,197l at the Village Hall.

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

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P~ESENT: Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteCarl IannelloJoseph Mendola

Police Dept. report was submitted by Chief Kane. Read and ordered filed.

Discussion was held on the Highway Safety Project Grant for the radarsystem. It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Kiggan that the following resolution be passed: Resolved: The Mayor is hereby authorized anddirected to apply for Highway Safety Project Grant to the extent of$1818.50 for the purchase of a' radar unit being one half of the projectcost of $3637.00. Un. Crd. Voting Ayes: Mayor Carbeck, Trustees Kingan7White7Iannello and Mendola. Voting No =None.

Mr. Cotton was present at the meeting and gave a report on the Washingoon St. building and the water plant.

Water Com. Joseph Mendola requested that the application of Louis Perezbe accepted for relief water plant operator at the water plant. Hourlywage set at $2.00 per hr. It was moved and 2nd. that this request begranted, with employment to start immediatelyl Un. Crd.

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Grievance Day will be Feb. 16th. Hours 6 P.M. to 10 P.M.

Clerk-Trease was authorized to renew the Angola Water Impro. Certificateof Deposit on Feb. 8th. in the amount of $83,000.00~

Clerk-Trease requested several transfers that are needed as follows:General Fund: A 1110.4 needs $400.007' A 1910.4 needs $200.007 A3l20.4needs $500.00 and A 6410.1 needs $24.00. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and2nd. by Mr. White that the Clerk be authorized to make the followingtransfers in the General fund from A 1990.4 Contingent Fund. Un. Crd.Transfer was also requested for the Water Dept. fund. Acct. # E 9060.8needs $200.00. It was moved by Mr. Kiggan .and 2nd. by Mr. White thatthe Clerk-Trease be authorized to make this transfer from F 1990.4Contingent Fund. Un. Crd.

TAX175.50

5.855.85

195.00156.00202-391-270

Tax Collector and Treas. Marianne O. Arnold submitted the unpaid taxlist to the Board for certification. The unpaid balance on Feb. 1st.1971 was $4681.09. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. White

! that the report be accepted as submitted. Un. Crd.It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the following resolution be passed: WHEREAS, FROM THE ACCOUNTS OF UNPAID TAXESheretofore returned by the Treasurer of the Village of Angola, N.Y. tothis board for the year 1970-71, the following taxes still remain dueand unpaid after due notice and demand on each of the property ownersfor the payment of said taxes, to wit:Acft.# NRKE ADDRESS201-58-140 Carl Barrett Miller Dr.201-159-10 James Davidson Maple St.~82:1;~:~80 Barnes Davidson Maple St.

Angola Dairy (Gamble) Park St.Warren Jensen Stellane Dr.

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Eugene Dalton

Angeline VassalloCharles DelmontJohn TulmelloKathryn Klein.. III1I1U""ltllIlUU

David BairPenn Central

Commercial St. 117.001'111111111'1111'1111"1 34.32York St. 58.50

Hardpan Rd. 7.80II "II II fl II II I'll II 23.401IIItlllll'~"'llltll 7.80""lllllllllt",," 66.30JohmR. Dr. 136.50R.R. 2630.86R.R. 900.51Woodland Pkwy. 159.90

Total 4681.09and whereas no action has been commenced to recover said unpaid taxes andno sale on account of said unpaid taxes has heretofore been held pursuantto law, NOW THEREFORE IT BE RESOLVED, that such unpaid taxes shall becollected by the 'sale for taxes as provided in Section 1454 of the RealProperty Tax Law of the State of New York, that a copy of this resolutionduly certified by the Clerk, shall be transmitted forthwith to the Treasurer of this Village with the account, affidavit and certificate of suchunpiad taxes, and the the Village Treasurer, upon seceiving such accountof unpaid taxes and a certified copy of this resolution be and is herebyauthorized and directed to cause to be published in the official newspaperof the Village, once each week for three successive weeks, a list orstatement of the real estate upon which such taxes are unpaid, as shownin the tax list, with the amount of the tax, fees, interest and chargesthereon and also a notice that the real estate Will, on a day subsequentto the expiration of said three weeks to be Betermined by said VillageTreasurer and specified in said notice, be sold at a public auction ata place in said Village to be designated by said Treasurer to discharge thetax, fees, interest and charges aforesaid, which may be due thereon atthe time of such sale, and that said Village Treasurer, at the time andplace specified in said notice, proceed with the sale of said real estateupon which such taxes are unpaid, as above set forth, and continue thesame, from day to day until the sale is completed.FURTHER BE IT RESOLVED, that in all cases where no bid shall be made on alot or parcel of land so offered for sale for an amount sufficient topay the said taxes, fees, interest and charges, the said premisees shallbe deemed to have been sold and purchased by the said Village of Angola,N.Y. Un. Carried. First week of publication will be Feb. llth.thru 25th.

tax sale to be held on Mon. Mar. lst.,1971.

22202-430202-437202-443202-491-25202-491-50202-491-100:am2-492202-391-375300-210300-202202-207

The folloWing bills were submitted by the Clerk-Treas. for payment:Water Dept. cks. # 184-313 total of $6861.56 and Gen. cks. # 271-584total of $5705.39. It was moved and 2nd. that the bills be paid assubmitted. Un. Crd.

Local Law Resol. on sep. page to follow.

Mayor

2nd.~rn. un., Crd.

i . IIGdykIt was moved and

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MARIANNE A~;il':.-7ti~~'J' ~lerk'Treasurer 0., Trustees ."we',ot. '•

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WHEREAS, Local Law No.1 of the Year 1971,Village of Angola was heretofore submittedto this Board at its meeting, January 4th,1971, and a public hearing having been conducted at its regular meeting January 18th,1971, pursuant to public notice duly published and the said Local Law as amendedand in its final form having been in thehands of the respective members of thisBoard since January 18th, 1971 meeting.

NOW THEREFORE

Be it enacted by the Angola Village Boardof the Village of Angola as set forth,

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Moved by - Iannello

Mendola

Voting Aye - CarbeckKinganIannelloWhiteMendola

INDEX

Fire ReportList of firemen deleted from listComplaint on st. snow removalMrs. Vacanti - pkg. problem Center St.Earl Wockasen - app. for st. workVillage Dimner Thurs. niteTransfersGrievance nite 2/16/71Res. from S.Kin on Cent. com.App. of Jack Ehmke on Cent. com.$500.00 on Wash. st. d.p. w. bldg.Election resol. on hours, inspectors and prop. and v. machines

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ANGOLA, NEW YORK

2/2/71

VILLAGE BOARD OF TRUSTEESANGOLA, 1\1. Y.

GENTLD1EI~,

THE FOLLOW II\IG IS A REPORT OF ALARlvJS ANSWERED BY 'tHE ANGOLAVOLUNTEER FIRE CO. INC. FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY 1971.

29

1/6/71

1/15/71

1/18/71

1/31/71

9: 15AM

7:40PlvJ

9:20PM

4:55PM

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ALARM OF FIRE AT THE EDWARD LAWLER RESIDENCEON MURP~EYSBURG DR, MUTUAL AID TO L.E.BEACH.RESPONDED WI TH #4, #1, #5 AND 14 ivJEN.AND SETUP A 2~" RELAY FROi'~ HYDRANT ON OLD LAKE SHORERD TO THE SCENE OF FIRE. SECURED AND RETURNEDTO QUARTERS AT 1:00 PM.

ALARM OF FIRE AT THE TIMOTHY DYBDAHL PROPERTYON ERIE RD. MUTUAL AID TO EVANS CENTER. ,RESPONDED WITH #4, #1, #5, AND 21 MEN. SET UPA 2~" RELAY FROM HYDRANT ON ERIE RD. BACK TO THE

BARN. SECURED AND RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 8:45PM:

ALARM OF A CAR ON FIRE ON ERIE RD. RESPONDEDWITH #4, #5, AND 1MEN AND EXTINGUISHED FIREIN A CAR, 1962 R MBLER OWNED BY JAMES KLEE OF NORTH DRIVE ANGOLA, CAUSED BY CARELESS SMOKING.RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 9:55PM.

STOOD BY AT THE EVANS CENTER FIRE HALL FOR A FIREIN NORTH EVANS AT THE TUSSINGS MOTEL, WITH #4,#5, AND 16 MEN. #1 STOOD BY AT OUR HALL. RELEASEDAT 6:20PM.

STOOD BY AT EV~NS CENTER FIRE HALL WITH #4, #5,AND 18 MEN FOR A FIRE AT THE GAMBEE RESIDENCEON BACKUS RD. RELEASED AT 5:20PM.

TOTAL ALARMS ~ 5TOTAL MAN HRS. ON ALARM ~ 110.40

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Regular MeetingMon. Feb. 15th., 197.:11

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld on Monday Feb. 15th.,1971 at the Village Hall.


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PRESENT:

,Absent:,

Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganCarl IannelloJoseph MendolaAllen White

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~ire Report was submitted by Chief Kenneth Herman. Read and ordered filed.Letter received from David Keirn, See'y. of the Fire Co. on Fire Co. Membersthat have been deleted from the membership roster: Ronald Baumt KennethCarstens1 Salvatore Christopher, Vincent DeJohn, Joseph Mendola1 RichardRogers, Spencer Vail and Samuel Vassallo.

Mrs Charles Vacanti was present at the meeting in regard to the parkingcondition on Center St. alongside of the K.& L Store and her mother'sresidence. Vars are parked on the walk and allover the area between thecurb and the walk. This was referred to Chief Kane as this area was postedseveral years ago for No parking. and that applies to the area also betweenthe walk and the curb. Parking is only permitted on the opposite side ofthe street.

St. Com. Carl Iannello stated that he has reviewed the applications thathe received for st. dept. work and he has chosen Mr. Earl Wockasen tofill thes position. It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Mendolathat the following resolution be passed: RESOLVED: Earl A. Wockasen ishereby appointed as streets laborer effective immedaitely subject tophysical examination on a 6 month prob. period. Wages fixed at $2.50 perhr. Un. Crd.

Mayor Carbeck stated that the Village Off. Dinner mtg. will be held thiscoming Thursday evening at East Aurora Fire Hall.

The following transfers were requested by the BUdget Director and ClerkTreas.: General Dept. A 1450.4 Election other expenses total of $100.00to be taken from Contingent Fund; A 5142.4 Snow removal $1000.00 to betransf~rred from A 5142.2 Equip. fund and A 9040.8 Wkms. Compensationneeds $314.04. to be transferred from Contingent fund. Move~~y Mr. Kinganand 2nd. by Mr. Iannello. Un. Crd.

Mayor Carbeck stated that Tues. Feb. 16th. from 6 P.M. to 10 P.M. willbe grievance hearing nite and for all members to be present if at allpossible.

Letter of resignation was received from Mr. Stephen Kin from the CentennialCommittee. Mayor Carbeck accepted the letter of resignation and appointedMr. Jack Ehmke of Delwood Ave. to fill this vacancy. Next mtg. nite isFeb. 22nd. 1971.

It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan authorizing Mr. Iannellonot to exceed the sum of $500.00 for the inside paneling work of theWshington St. bldg. (D.P.W. Bldg.) Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. Kinagan and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the followingresolution be passed:

26RESOLVED: This Board of Trustees of the Village of Angola does herebydesignate:a = The Inspectors of Election shall meet on Registration Day and commencethe preparation for the forthcoming election on Saturday Feb. 27th.,l971b = The inspectors shall meet in the Angola Village Hall at 41 Comm. St.

Angola, N.Y.c = The hours ofr~~e~istering on registration d~y shall be between the hours

of 9 '1¥ii!M~'nbon citd¥':- -;r-tr t1. fl" In •d = The Clerk shall publish a copy of this reso1tuion in the Evans Journalin the issue of Feb. 25th.,1971 and a copy therof shall be posted on thebulletin board of the Village Clerk's aoffice.Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr~ Iannello that the followingresolution be passed: RESOLVED: The 1971 election shall be conducted atthe Village Clerk's offi.ce, 41 Commercial St., Angola, N.Y. on the 16th.day of March, 1971 between the hours 9f Noon and 9rOO P.M•• The officesto be filled are as follows: 1 Village JUstice = 4 yr. termr and 2 Trusteesat each 4 yr. terms. Also voted upon at this election by the qualified votersis the followingproposttion: II Shall the Real property owned by a VolunteerMember of the Angola Village Fire Dept. in the Village of Angola be exemptfrom taxation for Village pu rposes to the extenet of five hundred ($500.00)dollars in additi.on to any other exemption authorized by Law~ The secondresoltuion moved by same motion and seconded was: RESOLVED: WHEREAS TheTown of Evans has indicated that it will make voting machines availablefor use by the Village of Angola, for its election to be held on Mar. 16th.,a971, NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED, that the Village Clerk is hereby authorizedand directed to obtain the use of two voting machines from the Town of Evansand have them installed in the Village office at 41 Commercai1 St. Angola,N.Y. for use in conducting the election. Un. Crd.

It was also moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the followingelection in spectors be appointed for Reg. day 2/27th.,1971 and electionday Mar. 16th.,1971: Mrs. Lebert DePasqualler Mrs Ward Houstonr Mr. FrankGugino and Marianne Arnold. Un. Crd.

Trustees

adjourn. Un. Crd.

&/wI/J!kL Mayor

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. d.MARIANNE ARNOLD I,

Clerk-TreiOlsLiler '.!_MIiI...•·..... ..;,:.- C1erk.

The following bills were submitted for payment: Gen. fund cks. # 29 294632 total of $17,855.53 and Water. Dept. cks. # 195-332 total of 2716.96.Moved and 2nd. for bills to be paid as submitted. Un. Crd.

It was moved and 2nd. to

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TAX SALE MINUTES MARCH Ist.,19?1

After Legal and Proper procedure after publication of. unpaid taxes by theVillage Treasurer, and also an explanation of the publication chargesaffixed to each tax sale parcel due to publication cost of this sale, thetax sale was opened by the Treasurer at 10100 A.M•• Bids were opened withthe first parcel:

PARCEL # 1 =Account # 202-207. House and lot 53 x 175', Woodland Parkway,being in the name of EUGENE DAL!Qli, bounded on the North side by E.Dalton,bounded on the south by Woodland PkwY.,bounded on the east by Kinn andbounded on the west by Episcopal Ddlocese.1970-71 tax •••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 159.90

Penalty & interest ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•• 14.40Publication charges ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , 13,58

187.88

There being no bid received for this parcel, bid was closed and saidpremises tax script was sold to and purchased by the Village Angola,N.Y.

PARCEL # 2 = Account # 202-491-25. Vacant land. 75 x 261 ft. Hardpan Rd.being in the name of KATHRYN KLEIN, bounded on the north side by lands ofKlein1 on the east by lands of C.Drag01 on the south by lands of Klein1and bounded on the west by Hardpan Rd.1970-71 tax••••••••••• ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 7.80

Penalty & interest •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 70publication charges •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••~~

22.08There being no bid received on this parcel, bid was closed and thetax script was sold to and purchased by the Village Angola,N.Y.

PARCEL # 3 = Account # 202-491-50. House ana-land 75x261.04ft. Hardpan Rd.being in the name of KATHRYN KLEIN , bounded on the north by lands ofCatalano, bounded on the east by lands of Drago, bounded on the south by la:lands of Klein and bounded on the west by Hardpan Rd.1970-71 tax••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 23.40

Penalty & Interest •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2.11Publication charges ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 13.58

There being no bid on this parcel, the bid was closed and the tai9 • 09

script was sold to and purchased by the Village Angola,N.Y.

--------------------------PARCEL. 4 = Account # 202-491-100. Vacant land, 50x261ft. Hardpan Rd.being in the name of KATHRYN KLEI~, bounded on the north by lands~f

Klein, on the east by lands of Drago 1 bounded on the south by lands of Kleiland bounded on the west by Hardpan Rd.1970-71 tax 7.80

Penalty & Interesst••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 70Publicat ion charges ••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••• ,&,13 •.2.§

22.08There being no Did on this parcel, the bid was closed and the tax scriptwas sold to and purchased by the Village Angola, N.Y.

66.305.97

l3.5,!!85.85

and the tax scriptThere being no bid on this parcel, the bid was closedwas sold to and purchased by the Billage Angola, N.Y.

234PARCEL # 5 = Account # 202 492. House and Land. 1 Acre. Hardpan Rd. being inthe name of KATHRYN KLEIN, bounded on the north by lands of Klein, bounded onthe east by lands of Drago, bounded on the south by lands of Nickle Plate R.R.and bounded on the west by Hardpan Rd. '197d-71 tax••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ••••••••••••• ••••

Penalty & Ineerest •••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••publication charges •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

PARCEL # 6 = Account # 202-391-270. House & lot., 80x150 ft. Stellane Dr.being in the name of ~EN JENSEN, boanded on the north by Stellane Dr.ron the soubh by lands of S.Lerczakr on the east by S.Lerczak and boundedon the west by S.Lerczak.1968-69 Back Tax•••• 'IQ~l•• ~eQ~lty.~.IQtetest)••••••••••••••••••••• 17412419&9-70 IIIIIIIIIIIIII" ••••• :~~~~:::~::::::::::==::.........•. ............ 165.601970-71 Tax•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 156.00

Penalty & Interes~ ••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••• 14.04Publication chges •••••.•••.•••••.••••••••••..•...•..•..•. '.s 13.58

, Gross totals ••••••••• 523.46There being no bid on this parcel, the bid was closed and the tax scriptwas sold to and purchased by the Village Angola, N.Y.

Tax Sale was completed and declared closed by the Treasurer Marianne O. Arnold.Property tax scripts sold were as follows: None to any individual buyers, all

parcels were sold to and purchased by the Village of Angola, N.Y. Mr. Lucasand Mr. Jensen were present at the tax sale.

,Amount of all parcels totaled $ 880.44

Sig~ Mar:anne O. Arnold,?/~<~..:>C[),~.z

Treasurer of the VillageAngola, N.Y.

INDEX

Police reportNew st. light Sunset Blvd.Parking lot agreement

Assessors verification

3-/ -7/

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MONTHLY POLICE: REPORT 'lID VILLAGE "BOARD VILJ1AGE: OF' J!.NGOL1\:\ N'.Y•FEBRUARY list THROUGH 28. 1:971

EMml.GENClES:5 AMBULANCE CALLS7 FIRST A(]]), CALISo INHAiLAJIlOR CA1LLS

TRAFFIC:23, V & ~, SUMMONS315 PARKING ~:rCKETS

5i ACCIDENllS. INVESTIGATED'"{I FUNElRlIL ESCORTS.

14 BAINK ESCORTS

0illHER AC'rI'l'ITIES:11 ARRESir FOR PUBLIC INTOXICATION2 II Il HARASSME~,

:5 A'l'~:BMPTED SUICIDES1 'rRIP TO GOWANDA WITH VIOLENr SUBJ,]lJT

117 SPEEDING nOLATIONS ARRESTS:2' INSUFFIC lENT LIGHI'11 NO MUFFLER2 NO INSPECTION1: OPERATION WHILE LIECE:NSE SUSPE:NDED11 HARASSMENT COMPLAINT

111f DOMESOUC' COMPLAlINTS7 ASSISTS; TO OTHER EEPTS2' DOG C'OMPLAINTS6 MJISCELLA:NOUS (i);OMP2' NEIGHBOR TROUBLE COMPLAINTS2 Fllill ORDINANCE: WIOLATION COMPLAINTS-'3 PETIT LARCBNY GOMPLl\\.I.NTS2 RUNAWAYS DETAINED FOR CORRECTION AUllliORITIES4 CRIMINAL MISCHIElF COMPLAINTSATTENDED EJR]g, COUNTY TRAFFIC SAFETY MEETING

rt ERJE,: C;OUN'JIY SHERIFF'S, ACADEMY SEMINAR ON NEW CRIMINAL PROOEDURE LAWMONTHLY REPORT TO FBI

COIlREC~:rON

VILLAGE BOARD35_819 MILES PATROLLED; BY VILLAGE: POLICE: DEPT479.1 GALLONS: OF GAS USlllTl BY A1'D '

359.1 II '" II, It II, AFIl41}•.6 II, '" Il II II DOG WARDE:N

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Att';;. ~gal and Proper procedure ~tter pUbl1cat!o~ of unpaid ';axes b~:'~~~;:Village Treasurer, and also an explanation' of the p\JbJ,ication.. c\1arge8\,/....•.. 'affixed to each tax sale., parcel due to pUbl1c~t1on cost '. of thilll' sale;,I;:t;he,','tax sale was opened by the Treasurer at 10,00 A.N•• Bids were opened "lit:h' '.the first parcell: .... ..··t::'PARCEL # 1 = Account # 202-407. House and lot 53 x 175.,woodlandParkw~~:~:}'being in the name ot EUGENE DALTON, bounded on the North' sldeby .E.Dal~on,:.:I

bounded on the ,south by Woodland Pkwy.,bounded on the east by K:l.nn and'>', \'1bounded on the west by Eplscopal Ddlocese~ ,,;'. ..' ":"J;1970-71 'tax ~; '. ,~,' 0"••, ,~',. 0,''' ~"•• " ,,~ ,'.," ,••,:,~ .. ,~' ~ • ,.,_."" ,., ~ ._~, ~.:. :~,:.,:•• ~·:._,15~~,9,O ':~;,":.~ >":"':'-':"';~<:

"Penalty 6c: ltlter,e8,~ ... '~ ~ ~,:e ~,., ~, fI", ~. ~'~ , :., '~., It ~ ... -.'.' It, ~ ,:'~.f' 1,4.4,,0,/::;' ':<'~:;~:>/:!", Publication" Qha,rg,es. ~ ., ~, •.0, .• ~'.' '~',~_,.,~ '. _,0._ ~, '... It,_" , .. ~ • ~ ~ ~':~ ~,:" 13~ 59:,':",

There being.no bid ~eceived .for thls parcelfbl" wascloseCland ~::~~~,,~;.premlsestax script was sol" to and purchased by theVillac;Je An901a,N~Y~.,<~

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PARCEL # 2 = Account # 202-491-25. Vacant land. 75 x 261 ft.H;l,rdpan Rd~,!,;being ln the name of KATHRYN KLEIN, boundeCl on the north side ,bY-lands ot:';~

. K1eln, on the east by lands ot C.DragOt on' the south by lands ot K1elnt.' '}V;and boundeCl on the west by Hl!!rClpan Rd. .' .. ' ':)Jr1,970-71 tax ..... '0'.' ••' •• ',••• ~ ,~' ~'~".".,~ "~ ~ ~ .,,~, ;~', ~ ~ ., ~ • '.,••• '.' ~,;. '.',.:,~ ,•• ,.' • '."'~':~ ',~,'~, ~,:,':: ,7,~.,eo,.-",~,~<;:. ":"<"~',"":

Penal ty ,& lnter"e~t' ~ • ~ • e • ~~ ~ .: .'••:••, ~ .... ,••,,,. ~ '41 'Gl ',•• ,~ ~ ....... ',~',~,.,~""< ~ 7P, " ',' , :,:'~<~tt;;irpublication 'charges ,•• I! ••••• ~ • ",'~, •••••• ~ .:"••' •••,•• 41 .' ••• ~ ••,,-13, 58' ;:,,:~,~, .-Y;,::::~\~W;

'. . " . 22,.06, ",'i'There being no bid recelveCl on t\1is .parcel~ bld w~s closed and tlle',j:'.':tax script WIlS sold to and purchased by the Vl1lage Angola,N. Y•.. ,,",',"\ ,I,:

, ',:i '~': ~',,\t\;';:"i:;:::}i:>;.:::~f~~';PARCEL # 3 = Account # 202-491-50. House and land 75x261.04ft.Hardpanad~.,

belng in the name of KATHRYN KLEIN , bounded on the north by lands of·,"Catalano, bounded on the east by lands of Drago, bounded on the south by '~alands of Klein and bonnded on t he west by Hardpan Rd., ',. ,~:':; ,::;:.1970-71 ,t.ax ..... ',a ••••" .... '••• '.,,,"', ••• ,••' ., .'. '.... :•• e••'. *:, •• ~ ...,.". '. ,. ".~', ~,.,,~::;.,:',:~ 3 .:40:~-:,,;, ',:j,:,:'Li,:, ;;,:(,:j,-

Penalty ,& ,Intfi!r 4est,. i!i •• ~ ., ••' ••• ,.'.,' •••••••, .',' ••',,~ .',~ '. '-'... ~,: ~".'"e' ,~:, .'":,' ':' 2'. iI', ': 'c'~ !::f~';~,i/PUb~ica,~iQ~ ,t;harges•••• II .',.,. ~ .;,.,"~:,'~""~ ,'••'. ,~, • e •• ',a .,•• ",~,., .,. ~::~, ",~,.-.:~." 13,' 28 .~'

There bf!ing no bld on ttl1s parcel, the bid was elO$ed.and the,ta~9.09.scrlpt was sold to and purchased by the Village Angola,~.Y•..:': ..;:\'.: ,:.;:i,

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PARCEL*' 4 = Account # 202-491-100. Vacant land, 50x261ft. Hardpan Rd.I:\:"ibeing ln the name of KATHRYN KLEI!i, bounded on the north by lands fOf '.' ".';;.:;.;Kleln; on the east by lands of Drago, bounded on the south by lands ot .I<leJand bounded on the west by Hardpan Rd. '. '. , ',,' ,J: "i,!Ji1970-71 tax•••••••••• :•••• '. ~ e, '•••• ,.. '•••',.,~:.:. ~. ~.'. ~ ....' •••• ~ ~,,~,~, ~::'~.~:,~,,~~__;':,j.eo,,;,:)~: "';,J'f;:~~;;;W

Penalty &" I~ter,e!l't.,••• '•• ,•• e,. ,:.,•• f",,',~ •• ,. e, e .,,:e .":. ,e',~'~','~ "~ ... '~,':'~,~',.:>' .. _:,1,0,;,,::::,,;:;,;:;,Publication cha~ges•• ,. ,••• e • .- .,'., ~ • '•• ,e. ',•• e,.--. Ie;e ~ •••,. ~,.'. ,~':.,.1l3'3e,',,"

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There being no bid on \:hls pi:i.rcel,,· the bid was closedwas sold to and purchased by the Village Angola, N.Y.

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There being no bieS on this parcel, the bid was closedwas soleS to and purchased by the Billage Angola, N.Y•.

~:~~:\: :h: ~~;~u~i :~~;3~N~~~: :~~~J ;~th:O~~;~hf~y ~~:ii:~: ~~~1,~~ ~~ =~:~\~YS~~~~Z~.S.Lerczak, on the east by S.Lerczakanc'J bounded, .. ,

1968-69 Back Tax•••• '119(;:1 •• ileoolty.4<. later.Slt) •••••••••••••••.•.••••• 174/24:' ,19"'9 70 "'u .. nIlNII·" ,., .. "I.""H .... "" ....,.. ".... n""II"I. """'" :165 60'

, ~ -, ' ...•..........•....•.... ~ ............•.,.'.,.,.......... ,.".-1970-71 Tax...... ~ ••• '~ •••••••,.... ~, ~ ~ .,•• '.,.:. ,'~' ~ • :~'• •••• •,'••:'.....'~"••-.'•• ,.,,~,. ~.lS6,:.0,0:',

Pena~ty & Interf!a~ •• ', ~'~., •••',;' ,~ .,'~ ., ~ • ,e e ••••'•••,'. ,',~ .,:,••• ,~ '••, ,,,,,~, _' 14. 04,,:~' \' ,"PUbllcation .Chg8•• ~. ' ~'.' •• "., ~'•• ~ • ,•• '. ,_. fl"." ,e, '•• ,••,•• ,tI .; j~. §§""

Gross totals•••••••••S 3.46There being no bid on this parcel, the bid was closed and the tax script 'was sold to and purchased by the Village Angola, N.Y.

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%34. ,... ' . '. . ..' 'J;, ," . !;>ARCEL #r:t "'"Accou~t # 202 492 •. HouU aneS LaneS~ 1 Acre. Hardpan kcr.'be4.ng 1n

then4llle ot !$ATH,RYN KLEIN, bouneSed on the north by 'laneSs of Kle1n, bounded ,on'the ·•••t by 1aneSs ot Drago, bouneSed on the south by lands of.N1ckle Plat;~~.R.

. and bouneSed on the west by HareSpan Rd..' ' ..-,"", I " , ,,' " ' ,";,,' , " ." .",', '

I': 1970-71 tax•••••,. '. ClI ...~ ,. ~ ' •••••• ~ ,~,,:., '. ~, .". ~:,~ •• , ., ~ • It "~' ,~, ,-,". ~ ':. ~" .'....,• '.'.'._~,',~, ~"•••,',; 66.-30, ',' ", I""

Penalty & In..ere.t.'~,•• ~~ ••'.~ ••• ~.e ••,••• '•• '•••••: •••• ~ ••,.'••••: S~9,7', .."pU"llcation charges .'. , .. " ' ,.; '-, -~ '•• ~ • ~ •• ~, 13, 58~ :'-:',,' .

. 85.85 ". 'and the tax script.

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ax Sale was cOlllpleted and declared closed by the Treasurer M.arianne O. Arnold.Property tax scripts sold were as followsr None to any individual buyers, all

parcels were sold to and purchased by the Village of Angola, N.Y. Mr. Lucasand Mr. Jensen were present at the tax sale.

Amount ot all' parcels totaled $ 880~44

Sig~ Mar~anrl~ O.Arnold·. . .

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REGULAR MEETINGMonday March lst.,197l

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The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld on Monday March lst.,197l at the Village hall.

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

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PRESENT: Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteCarl IannelloJoseph Mendola

Police report was submitted by Chief Kane. Read and ordered filed.

It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. White that a new street lightbe installed on Sunset Bldd. Un. Crd.

Mayor Carbeck stated that the next Village official's dinner meeting willbe held at Alden on Mar. 18th.

The parking lot agreement was drawn up for the new period of 5 yearscommencing au~e lst.,197l thru May 31st. 1~76. Clerk was instructed tosecure the necessary signatures for this agreement.

Clerk was also instructed to cash the amount of $20,000.00 and renew thebalance of $30,000.00 on the $50,000.00 certificated of deposit that becomesdue on March 5th.,197l. Also to renew $55,000.00 of the $83,000.00 C.D.for Water Improvement that becomes d~e on Mar. 10th.,197l.

The verification of assessors was signed by the Village Board and notarizedby Mr. Hurst, Village Atty.

The following bills were submitted for payment: Water cks. # 206-348 totalof $3890.65 and Gen. cks. # 310-658 total of $6553.59. It was moved and2nd. that all bills as submitted be paid by the Treas. Un. Crd.


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Fire Co. letter on deletion of 2 names (Cecala & Moore)Pierce & C~hletter on lower assessmentTown Youth letter on Beautificatiqn workNew Police contract (tabled)Res. form Robert BeckWater tank specs 80 be drawnNew Police carTransfer for police car.

Village of Angola was held on

Regular Meeting. Monday March 15,1971

The Regular meeting of the Board of Trustees,Monday March 15th.,197l at the Village Hall.

Meeting was called to o~der by Mayor Carbeck at 7130 P.M.

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PRESENT: Donald L.Carbeck MayorEarl Kingan TrusteeAllen Whit e ,,,,,,,,,,,.Carl Iannello ..Joseph Mendola ..

Letter was received from the Angola Fire Co. requesting the removal of twonames from the Fmre Co. Roster, namely: Thomas Cecala and Paul Moore.

Letter was received from Pierce & Cash Real Estate Division in Hamburg, requesting the lowering of their assessment in the Village of Angola. Clerk wasinstructed to write and state to them that the roll book has been closed, andtheir request will be placed on file for the next roll.

Letter was received from The Town of Evans Youth Bureau in regard to theVillage beautification work that is desired in the Village areas. Mayorinstructed the Clerk to answer and state the various locations where workcan be done.Notice was rectived from Supervisor Barie in regard to a dinner invitationand meeting inviting all Village Board Members to attend on Mar. 25th. atthe Lake View Hotel, guests of the Erie County Farm Bureau.

Sts. Dept. St. Com. Carl Iannello stated that the corner bUilding of the D.P.Wis almost completed. He has also received the tile for the Sunset Blvd. projec

M,yor Carbeck stated that he received the new 1971-72 Police Contract in theamount of $8505.00. This was ordered tabled for the present time.

Resignation was received from Water Plant operator Robert Beck. After completing his vacation period the resignation will be accepted effective Mar. 31

Mr. Cotton gave a report on the Filter plant work and also requested thatspecs. should be drawn now for the water tank painting. It was m~d by Mr.Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. White that the Mayor grant authorizatton to Mr.Cotton to procedd with the specs for this job and the bids to be opened on.tEkBx Apr. 5th. 8XX~~¥XKEX at 9 P.M. Un. Crd. Mr. Mendola also requestedMr. Cotton to arrange for a meeting at the pump station on Sat. Mar. 20th.and to invite the Lake Bay President of the Home Owners assoc. to be presentalso. .

New Police car discussion was held and it is very important that a new carbe purchased as soon as possible as the old car is in great need of repairsand out of service at this time. It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by MrlIannello that a transfer of $1400.00 be made from A 3120.1 to A 3120.' forthis new Car. Un. Crd.It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the followingresolution be adopted: Resolved: The purchase of an American Motors "Ambassadlor'under the State cont5act s item # 4 State Contract as follows: Base prmce2122.891 Police pkg. l4A i96.e91 Disc Brakes 64.481 Radio Supp. kit 9.581Heavy duty Vinyl seats 28.801 Wire for roof lite 40.001 electric rear def. 3D49.15 and power steering 2 a 80.18 total of 2591.71. Un. Crd.

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3~he following bills were submitted for payment: Gen. Cks. # 332~705 total of8008.98 and water eks. # 216- 371 total of 5018.16. It was moved and 2nd.to pay all bills as submitted., Un. Crd.

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CERTIFICATE 01" CANVAS FOR FIREMEN"S PROPOSITION VOTED ON AT GENERAL~Non Tuesday March 16th.,1971.

C;§RTIFICATE OF CANVAS ON FIREMENS EXEMPTION PROPOSITIONThis is to certify that the voting that was held on Tueday March 16th.,1971on the Firemen's Exemption at the General Election that was held in the Villaqeof Angola totaled votes cast were f'-C .'- -That t¥J ~o.tes.werec.ast in Negative (NO) against the Proposition of

'granting Firemens exemption.That --<0< () votes wire cast in POSITIVE (YES) for the Proposition of

granting the Firemens Exemption ••That votes were blank.

That votes were spoiled. [That votes were missing./} /)/ 1.//)-'U ,

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Sworn to befcreme this -Lfday of MarCh'Va:>

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fI~B or CANYM FOR CiENEMJ,. 'ELECTION HE~ ON TUEiW MARCH 16t'ik:i97L.

C § R I I [ I CAT E 0 F CAN V A SI Th~s is to certify that the Annual Election of the Village of Angola, N.Y. wasI held at the Village Clerk's office on Tuesday March 16th.,l97l, that at suchElection the number of votes cast for the Village Officers wass~ThatThatThat'rhatThatThat

~votes were cast for _.::.F.llr,;;a:.:on::;k:o..lJ"'.......P"'iIlllM""o_r..t.i.t.ln..o ...;TRUSTEB~tln"".ln .. u .. III.IlIlItUIl .. tll. Stanley J. Maronski TRUSTEE

d',3...:!1 I'HUntl"""uUU",,.'II"UIlIlIt Carlo Iannello TRUSTEE

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WAS VERIFIED BY THE FOLLOWINGs (INCLUDING INSPECTORS)(otl1ers)

INDEXRe_Org•..appointmentsNew ResolutionsMr. Forrestor on PigeonsDemol. permits =Bison CanningBldg. permit = R. GradlFire ContractLadies Aux. - use of hallV.F.W. request - use aof fire parking lot\Police ReportPtl. p.T.(Dougherty)Erie Co. Assoc. mtg. - Farnham, N.Y.McDonalds request for extra space in old D.P.W. bldg.DogsRubbish pickup ad.Parking lot agreementBeck's ResignationTransfersSpecs. on 2 new trucksWater Tank bidsTentative budget hearingAdoption of BUdget for 1971-72. Tax rate $47.00 M.

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AOOPTED ?£r" 1971. 4'AMOUNT

$ 4,000.001,200.00

1,350.00500.00

1,500.00500.00

5,850.00100.00

2,700.00

400.00

6,000.00

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4,500.00

400.00

450.00

4,000.00

1.145.00

37,150.002.500.00'

14,400.00

5,500.00600.00

BUDGET ITEM

LAW1420.1 Personal Services

BOARD OF TRUSTEES1010.1 Personal Services'1010.4 Other Expenses

CLERK-TREASURER1325.1 Personal Services1325.2 Equipment1325.4 Other Expenses

TAX ADVERTISING1362.4 Other Expenses

VILLAGE JUSTICE1110.1 Personal Services1110.4 Other Expenses

MAVOR1210.1 Personal Services1210.4 Other Expenses

VILLAGE BUILDINGS1620.4 Other Expenses

UNALLOCATED INSURANCE1910.4 Other Expenses

ELECTIONS1450.1 Personal Services1450.4 other expenses

MUNICIPAL DUES1920.4 Other Expenses

TAXES ON VILLAGE PROPERTY1950.4 Other Expenses

PROVISION FOR UNPAID TAXES1980.4 Other Expenses

CONTINGENT FUND1990.4 Other Expenses

POLICE DEPARTMENT3120.1 Pwrsonal Services3120.2 EqUipment3120.4 Other Expenses

FIRE DEPARTMENT3410.2 EqUipment3410.4 Other expenses

VILLAGE OF ANGOLA BUDGET FOR THE YEAR 1971-72.GENERAL FUNDACCOUNT #

A 1325.0

A 1010.0

A 1210.0

A 1450.0

A 1362.0

A 1420.0

A 1110.0

A 1620.0

A 1910.0

A 1920.0

A 1950.0

A 1980.0

A 1990.0

A 3120.0

A 3410.0

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A 3510.0 CONTROL QF ANIMALS 493510.1 Personal Services 1,000.003510.4 Other Expenses 900.00

A 5010.0 STREET ADMINISTRATION5010.1 Personal Services 5,000.005010.4 Other Expenses 150.00

A 5110.0 STREET MAINTENANCE5110.1 Personal Services 24,280.005110.2 Equipment 6,000.005110.4 Other Expenses 26,000.00

A 5142.0 SNOW REMOVAL5142.2 Equipment 2,500.005142.4 Other Expenses 2,000.00

A 5182.0 STREET LIGHTING5182.4 Other Expenses 9,800.00

A 6410.0 PUBLICITY6410.1 Personal Services 350.006410.4 Other Expenses 300.00

A 7310.0 YOUTH AGENCIES7310.4 Other Expenses 6,000.00

A 7550.0 CELEBRATIONS.7550.4 Other Expenses 1,000.00

A 8020.0 PLANNING BOARD8020.1 Personal Services 400.008020.4 Other Expenses 3,100.00

A 8140.0 STORM SEWERS8140.4 Other Expenses 4,000.00

A 8160.0 REFUSE,. 8160.4 Other Expenses 13,000.00

A 8170.0 STREET CLEANING8170.2 Equipment 200.00

A 8560.0 SHADE TREES8560.4 Other Expenses 2,000.00

A 9010.0 STATE RETIREMENT9010.8 Othr Expenses 12,000.00

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I A 9030.0 SOCIAL SECURITYI 9030.8 Other Expenses 3,500.00,

! A 9040.0 WORKMENS COMPENSATION9040.8 Other Expenses 3,000.00

A 9060.0 HOSPITALIZATION9060.8 Other Expenses 3,500.00

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A 9710.0 Interest9710.7 Other expenses 4.880.00

IA 9710.6 BOND PAYMENrS 10.850.00

Totals $ 250.455.00

ESTIMINATED REVENUES FOR GENERAL FUND

Estiminated bal. as of 5/31/71 20.000.00A 1020 Real Estate prior years ----0----A 1090 Interest & Penalties ----O-'!O--A 1130 Utilities Gross Receipt Tax 4.000.00A 2262 Fire Protection other Gov'ts. 9.000.00A 2401 Interest on Earnings 3.000.00A 2412 Hall Rentals ---0----A 2610 Fines & Bail 2.500.00A 2680 Insurance Recoveries ---0----A 3001 State Aid (Per Capita) 15.000.00A 3005 State Aid (Mortg. Tax) 850.00A 3007 State Aid (R.R.Losses) 1.800.00A 3090 Sales Tax 26.000.00A 3501 State Aid (Highways) 2.000.00A 3820 State Aid (Youths) 3.000.00

Library (Town Share) 2.000.00Mislcellaneous 300.00To be raised by taxation 161.005.00

Totals $ 250.455.00

Tax Rate $47.00 per M.

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ACCOUNT itF 1910.0

F 1950.0

F 1990.0

Ii' 8310.0I

F 8320.0

F 8340.0

F 9010.0

F 9030.0

F 9040.0

F 9060.0

F 9710.0

F 9710.6

BUDGET FOR THE YEAR 1971-12BUDGET ITEMINSURANCES1910.4 Other Expenses

,TAXES ON VILLAGE PROPERTY1950.4 Other Expenses

CONTINGENT FUND1990.4 other expenses

ADMINISTRATION8310.1 Personal Services8310.4 Other Expenses

PUMPING STATION8320.1 Personal Services8320.2 Equipment8320.4 Other Expenses

DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM8340.1 Personal Services8340.2 Equipmetlt8340.4 Other Expenses

STATE RETIREMENT9010.$ Other Expenses

SOCIAL SECURITY9030.8 Other Expenses

~RKMENS COMPENSATION9040.8 Other Expenses

HOSPITALIZATION9060.8 Other Expenses

INTEREST9710.7 Other Expenses

SERIAL BONDS

Totals

AMOUNT

2,000.00

4,000.00

1,400.00

11,100.00150.00

30,800.005,500.00

30,500.00

17,450.004,000.00

16,000.00

7,500.00

3,000.00

800.00

3,000.00

12,620.00

_ 10,000.00

159,820.00

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ESTIMINATED REVENUES

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

Estiminated bal. 5/31/71Metered Sales (Village)Outside SalesService tapsPenaltiesDistrictsInsurance recoveries

33,820.0038,000.0033,000.00

900.00900.00

53,000.00200.00.

TotalsI hereby certify that this is a true copy of theAngola for the FiScal year l!Qding May 31st.,1972Village Board on April J t:C 1971.

159,830.00Budget of the Village ofas it was adopted by the

'"~4~~~~~~~;"""' __arianne O. Arnold

C1erk-Treas. Village Ango1a,N.Y.

A 1210A 1325

SALARY SCHEDULE FOR NEWaUDGET 1971-72ACCOUNT # BUDGET ITEM

A 1010 TRUSTEESA 1110 JUSTICE

Judge•••••••••••1200.00)Acting Judge•••• 150.00)MAYORCLERK-TREASURERClerk-Treas•••••4250.00)Dep. clk•••••••• 1600.00)

AMOUNTS4,000.001,350.00

1,500.005,850.00

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A 1420

A 3120

A 3510A 5010

A 5110

F 8310

F 8320

F 8340

LAW (Atty.)l'OLICE DEPT.J.Kane•••••••••• 9200.00J.Melssner ••••••7700.00 =R.Er1ck••••••••• 6700.00 =New Ptlm•••••••• 6700.00 =Rel. & O.T•••••• 6850.00 =DOG WARDENSUPT. PUBL. WKS.STREETT MAINTENANCEKaczmarek••••••• 6884.00 =Braun••••••••••• 6406.40 =Newcomh••••••••• 2750.00 =Wockassen••••••• 6240.00 =O.T. & Rel •••••• 1999.60 =ADMINISTRATIONSupt. Pub1. Wks.4300.00 =C1erk-Tres. 3950.00 =Dep. elk. 2850.00 =PUMPING STATIONWidmer........ 8200.00 =Kuhn.......... 6000.00 =Burch......... 6000.00 =Perez......... 5600.00 =O.T. & ReI.... 5000.00 =DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMA.Ware•••••••• 6900.00 =Newcomb....... 2750.00 =New Man •••••• 6500.00 =Re1. & O.T.... 1300.00 =

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3.30 hr.)3.08 hr.)2.65 hr.)3.00 hr.)2.50 hr.)

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6,000.0037,150.00

1,000.005,000.00

24,280.00

11,10.0.00

30,800.00.

17,450.00

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GENERAL PAYROLL TOTAL-$86,130.00

Gross payro11 ••••••••••= $

WATER PAYROLL

$ 59,350.00

145,480.00

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MONTHLY POLICE REPORT TO THE VILLAGE BOARD OF ANGOLA" NEW YORKMARCH 1st THROUGH MARCH 31 st 1'971'

EMERGENC lEs:4 AMBULANCE CALLS4 FIRST A[D CALLS3, INHALATOR CALLS

TRAFFIC:35 V&r SUMMONS ISSUED10 PARKING TAGS ISSUED

2: AC:CIDENTS INVESTIGATED4 FUNERAL ESCORTS4 BINGO ESCORTS,

OTHER ACTIVITIES:1 ARREST FOR CRIMINAL POSSESSION OF DANGEROUS DRUGS 4th2: ARRESTS FOR PUBLIC INTOXICATION1" "ASSAULT 3RD~" "PET IT LARCENY1 ", "LEAVING THE SCENE OF ACCIDENT2 ", "NO MUFFLER1" "PERMITTING INLISENSED OPERATION1" "U-TURN1 '" "DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED1," "UIIlICENSED OPEAATION1 ", .. FAILED TO CHANGE ADDRESS1" "NO INSPECTION1" "HAVING POLICE RECEIVER IN CAR

24 '" "SPEEDING3 DOG COMPLAINTS3 FIRE CALLS4 OPEN BURNING COMPLAINTS1 BURGLARY COMPLAINT5> PEI'IT LARCENY COMPLllIINTS2 PROWLER COMPLAINTS3 HARASSMENT COMPL!lIINTi

15 DOMESTIC liOMPLAINTS8 MISCELLANOUS COMPLAINTS1, MISSING PERSON COMP1 MEre'AL PA'l'IE'NT TO MEYER HOSPITAL9 RECORD CBECKS FOR OTHER DEPTS7 ASSISTS TO OTHER DEPTS5 WARRANTS EXECUTED FOR VARIOUS DEPTS.7 ASSISTS TO MOTORISTSMONl'HLY REPORT TO VILLAGE BOARD

FBJiCORRECTION

~.667 MIlES PATROLLlillJ BY VILLAGE POLlCE374.0 GALLONS OF' GAS USED BY APD)

2?7 •8 11\ II! "II till 111 DOG WARDEN51 .41," """" FIRE: DEFl'

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65RE-ORGANIZATION MEETINGMonday Apr. 5,1971

The Annual Re-Organization meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of AngolaN.Y. was held on Monday April 5th.,197l at the Village Hall.

Trustees Carlo Iannello and Earl Kingan and Village Justice Richard McDonaldwere sworn into office by Mayor Donald L. Carbeck.

PRESENT: Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteCarlo IannelloJoseph Mendola

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Mayor Carbeck opened the meeting with the list of appointments and designatorsplus the expiration dates for the new fiscal year commencing April 1,1969 forall Officers. It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. White that thefollowing resolution be adopted: Resolved the following persons are herebyappointed to the respective named offices for the terms set forth:

Village Clerk-Treas••••••••••••Marianne Arnold ••••••••• 2yrs ••••••• 4/1/73Tax Collector••••••••••••••••••Marianne Arnold ••••••••• 2 yrs ••••••4/l/73Registrar ••••••••••••••••••••••Marianne Arnold ••••••••• 2 yrs •••••• 4/1/73Police Matron••••••••••••••••••Marianne Arnold ••••••••• 2 yrs •••••• 4/l/73Deputy Clerk••••••••••••••••••• Ismay Ware•••••••••••••• l yr •••••••4/1/72Village Attorney•••••••••••••••Floyd Hurst ••••••••••••• l yr •••••••4/l/73St. Commissioner•••••••••••••••Carl Iannello••••••••••• l yr•••••••4/l/73Water Commissioner••••••••••••• Joseph Mendola•••••••••• l yr •••••••4/l/73Police It "" 'I II It II 1111 ••••••••••••••Allen White•••••••••••.• 1 yr •••••••4/1/73BUdget Director••••••••••••••••Earl Kingan••••••••••••• l yr••••••• 4/1/73Chm. Assessors •••••••••••••••••Earl Kingan••••••••••••• l yr •••••••4/1/73Fire Inspector•••••••••••••••••Floyd Miliken••••••••••• l yr •••••••4/l/73·Planning Board Chairman•• , ••••• Donald Volker ••••••••• \.5 yrs ••••••4/l/76Planning Board Members •••••••••George Lemmler•••••••••• 2 yrs ••••••4/l/72tlIIUnUlinUIt"""II""UII"II"".. Carl Ulmer 3 yrs 4/1/73

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It II II II II 11111111 "" IIUII II lilt II U 1111 " •••••••••Carlton Hengerer ••••••".~ yrs •••••• 4/1/75 ...--Advisory Board••••••••••••••••• Rev. Raymond Morris •••••4 yrs •••••• 4/l/75nUUIlUlI1I .. t" uItMembers ••••••••••Wl11iam Barrett ••••••••• 4 yrs •••••••/1/75UtiUtlUIl II II II UUII u ••••••••••Dr. Murdock••••••••••••• 2 yrs •••.••4/1/72nuuu .. 11 It.. II IIlIti tI ••••••••••Bernard Patrickus ••••••• 2 yrs •••••• 4/1/72J~,~~:',!,UUU "It .. tllIU : ••• Josephfbne Barone ••••••• 3 yrs ••••••4/1/73UIIUUIIU II II It ".... • ••••••••• Robert W~lson••••••••••• 3 yrs •••••• 4/1/73II II It YIt It .. II II II"" ••••••••• • Robert: Allen.••••••••••••4 yrs ••••••4/1/74"""""" "" """" C 1 Ki 4 A/l/74•••••••••• arc n ••••••••••••••• yrs •••••• y _

Zoning Board of Appeals.{Cb~.). Harold Loewer•••••••••• 3 yrs ••••••4/l/74II fill .. II II II U II It 't II II II II II If II "Members •••••Mr. Peter DeIPrince••••_. 3 yrs ••••••4/1/741111 It It II II" II III' 11'1 It I' "" II" "" II .. n .. It .. II II If II Vincent Walters ••••••••• 3 yrs ••••• • 4/1/74II .. II till II II II II 111111 11111111 II 1111111111 II II U .. It "" "Lewis Catalino••••••••••• 3 yrs ••••••4/1/74IIlIlIlfllUlllllllltiUnUUUlIlIlIUUltUUtltlllltUUIIFrank Faraci 3 yrs •••••• 4/1/74Building Inspector•••••••••••••ilmer Woodman••••••••••• l yr ••••••• 4/l/72All of the avove appointments were un. carried by full majority.

It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. White that the following beadopted:1 = Evans National Bank as the Official Bank for depositary2 =Evans Journal as the Official Newspaper3 = Board meetings the 1st. & 3rd. Mondays of each month eacept July & August

with only one meeting for (each of those two months)4 =Griveance Day = 3rd. Tues. in February each year.

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eel5 =Clerk-Treas. be authorized to attend all schools 1 seminars 1 conferences1

. meetings deemed necessary with all expenses paid by the village.6 =Mayor, Trustees and other appointed or elected Officials to attend all

me~tings & Conferences deemed necessary with all necessary expenses paidby the Village.

7 =New Patrolman to attend schools authorized by State Law, with all expensespaid by the Village.

S =Village office closed on all Legal and Bank holidays plus Ash Wednesday &Good Friday.

9 =Village Engineer to attend any meetings deemed necessary with expensespaid by the Village.

Mayor Carbeck declared theabove resolutions and appointments closed andopened under regular business for the meeting.

Mr. Edward Forrester was present at the meeting in regard to his complainton pigaons invading his back yard and wanted to know if something could bedone to keep these. pigeons copped up. They belong to Mr. Zebb his neighbor.This was tabled until next meeting at which time something will be set upto correct this condition.

Two demolition permits were submitted by Bison Canning Co. These were orderedfiled for next year's roll book.Building permit was received from Richard Gradl to add on to his home onWoodland PkWy. It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that thepermit be granted pending approval of the Building Onspector. Un. Crd.

New Fire Contract was reveived from the Town of Evans for $9000.00. This wastabled until next meeting.

Letter was received from the Angola Fire Co. Auxillary requesting use of thefire engine room for serving lunch during the sesqi-centennial day of 7/26th.Permission was granted.

Request was received from ·the V.F.W. for the use of the Fire Co. parking lotto hold the cermoniesonLoyalty Day. It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd! byMr. Kingan that perm~ssion be granted. Un. Crd.

Polce Report was submitted by Chief Kane. Read and ordered filed.

Part time Ptlm. application was received from James Dougherty for VillagePolice Dept. It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that thisbe put on file. Un. Crd.

Next Erie Co. Village Officials Dinner meeting will be held in Farnham onThursday April 15th.

Request was submitted for the use of the old Police room upstairs in the oldFire Hall for t~e.Judge to use. This was tabled until next meeting.

Question of dogs runninq loose was discussed again. Clerk was requested toverifax copied of the Dog Ordinance and have the police handle thisunder Civil Action with the $25.00 fine imposed.

Notice. will be inserted in the local paper for trash and rubbish pick upfor April. Clerk authorized to advertise for this.

The parking lot agreement was signed by all No. Man St. Property businessowners and will go into effect May 31st.,1971. Clerk insturcted to makea verifax copy plus a check of $1.00 for each peoperty owner.

Resignation was received from Robert Beck becoming effective Mar. 3lst.,1~t.It was moved by Mr. MendOla and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the resignationbe accepted as SUbmitted. Un. Crd.

The following transfers were requested by the Treas. and BUdget Director:A 1362.4 transfer of $45.00 and A 3510.4 tran~fer of $200.00 both to betransferred out of the Contingent Fund. Transfer for A 3120.4 needs $1000.00this transfer to come from A 3120.1. It was moved and 2nd. that the transfersbe made by the Treas. Un. Crd •

. It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the followingresolution be adopted: Resolved: Specifications are hereby approved .for ~ ton piCkup and dump truck with trade ins of a 1965 Dodge and 1962Ford. Bids to be advertissed April 15th and opened May 3rd. at 8 P.M.Un. Crd.

WHEREAS bids were received and opened and read aloud for the painting andwelding of the Village Water TankS, bids having been received as follows:1 =Mathews & Sons = Proposal A = $7430.00, Proposal B = $6900.002 =Nation Wide Painting =Prop. A =5970.00, Prop. B = 4950.003 = Ivan Bldg. & Maint. Svce. = Prop. A =5690.00r Prop. B =5296.004 =Amherst Ptg. Inc. = Prop. A = 5485.00, Prop. B = 4882.005 =Kellogg Contrg. Svce. = Prop. A =7452.00, prop. B =6630.00NOW THEREFORE IS IS RESOLVED that the award of contract be tabled pendingstudy by Engineer Edwin Cotton to be repotted at the next Meeting.

Mayor Carbeok stated that the publio hearing on the tentative bUdget is openand if anyone present at this meeting for this hearing, he would hear them.There being nonone present for the hearing on the tentative budget, it wasmoved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the following resolution bepassed: WHEREAS this Board of Trustees has met at the time and plaoe asspeoifiedin the notioe of Publio Hearing on the tentative bUdget and heardall persons desiring to be heard then: NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED thatthe tentative budget as amended and revised as hereinafter .set forth ishereby ad~pted and that several amounts stated together with the amountsset forth in Statement 1 as required for the payment of principal andinterest on indebtness be and hereby are approiated for the objects andpurposes specified and thi salaries and wages stated in such budget shallbe and hereby affixed at the amounts shown therein effective June lst.,197l.Un. Crd.

The following bills weee submitted for payment by the Treas. Water dept.Oks. # 242 - 395 total of $3612.79 and General Fund cks. # 372-750 totalof $12,627.69. It was moved and 2nd. that the Treas pay all bills assubmitted. Un. Crd.

It was moved and 2nd.

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Bldg. permits - Cosenzar Bison Canning & B.F. Trailer Sa~es

Fire reportHydrant test permissionFire School permissionFaulty hydrant to be ckd.Police consolidationPwnn Central acknowledgementState Aid terminated

Tom Bowman at mtg.Truck radiosElect. contract for p. stationRefuse specs notice

Resol. on rebid for water tanks.

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APPLICATION FOR ELECTRIC SERViCE

FORM ..c"'Nlay 1 J 71

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THE UNDERSIGNED (hereinafter called "Customer") hereby applies to NIAGARAMOHAWK POWER CORPORATION (hereinafter Galled "Company") to supply electricenergy at approximately277/48Ovolts 60 cycle 3 phase and __4.:.....__

wire for use upon premises located -1:.L.a::=;k~e~R,C::l:oa~d~'L...!Ang~~o:.!.la2...__"':- _

for and during the period of Five Years from

.May 1. 19 71 and thereafter until terminated by prior notice to

Company as provided in Service Classification No. 3 of P.S.C. No. 207 or until

superseded by an executed agreement for service with a successor customer.The point of delivery shall be Low tension terminals of company's

transformer bank located on customer's transformer pad,

Transformers are to be supplied by __C_,_o_m_pa_n_y_, _

Service under this agreement is supplied subject to the following Special Provisions:No special proviSions applicable,

Company agrees to supply -.,;1,.,5;::0::.-__ kilowatts. Customer agrees to pay the monthly

charges for a Demand of not less than 100 kilowatts during the initial term, andthereafter until terminated.

This application and the furnishing of electric service hereunder are subject in allrespects to the provisions of the Company's Schedule for Electric Service P.S.C. No. 207,which is hereby referred to and made a part hereof, and to the rates, rUles, regulations,terms and conditions therein set forth, applicable to the particular service to be suppliedhereunder, as now in effect and as the same may be from time to time changed, amended,and/or supplemented.

The complete rate schedule may be examined by the applicant at any office of theCompany where applications for service are received. Terms and conditions of service asset forth herein shall not be modified except by a superseding written contract betweenthe parties.

Upon acceptance by Company this agreement shall constitute a contract between theparties for the supply of electric service hereunder: As of its effective date, this contractshall supersede a contract between Company and New Contract

dated t?rY 11/ I q7 (Angola Watel"Works

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VILLAGE BOARD OF TRUSTEESCOi'IJiviERC IAL ST.ANGOLA, N.Y. 14006

3/1/71

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GENTLEiVlEi\l,THE FOLLOW ING IS A REPORT OF ALARi'1S ANSWERED BY THE ANGOLA

VOLUI~TEER FIRE CO. INC. FOR THE r~ONTH OF FEBRUARY 1971.

2/8/71 9: 40 Atvl ALARM OF A SI~OW PLOW OWNED BY THE COUI~TY OFERIE OUN FVRE ON SOUTH MAIN ST. BY THE ODDFELLOWSTEiVlPLE. RESPONDED WITH #1 AND 7 MEN. FIRE WAS .EXTINGUISHED BY THE VILLAGE POLiCE AND FIRE ~CHIEF BEFORE ARRIVAL OF APPARATUS. RELEASEDAT 10:00 AM.

2/33/71 3:30AM MUTUAL AID ALARM TO EVANS CENTER FOR SEVEREFLOODING CONDITIONS. RESPONDED WITH #3. #5.AND9 MEN. RELEASED AND RETURNED TO QUARTERSAT 7:40 Atvi.

2/23/71 12:10PiVI MUTUAL AID ALARM TO EVANS CENTER FOR FLOODINGEMERGENCY DECLARED BY THE TOWN SUPERVISOR.RESPONDED WITH #1. #4. #5. AND 15 MEN TO STANDBY AT EVANS CENTER FOR POSSIBLE EVACUATIONS.RELEASED AND RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 5:30 PM.

2/24/71 10:00PM STILL ALARM OF SMOKE IN THE HOUSE AT THE RESIDENCEOF BETTY TAYLOR, 196 NORTH MAIN ST. RESPONDED ~WITH #1 AND 5 MEN TO CHECK OUT. NO CAUSE FOUND ~BUT ALERTED IROQUOIS GAS CORP TO INVESTIGATE.RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 11:35PM. -

TOTAL ALARMS FOR THE IViONTH 4TOTAL MAN HRS. Ol~ AL~RM 126.81

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4/1/71GENTLEMEN,

THE FOLLOWING IS A REPORT OF ALARMS ANSWERED BY THE ANGOLAVOLUNTEER FIRE CO. INC. FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH 1971.

VILLAGE BOARD OF TRUSTEESCOMMERCI AL ST. .ANGOLA, N.Y. 14006

3/2/71

3/2/71

3/5/71

3/24/71

3/24/71

3/26/71

3/27/71

8:30 AM

12:20PM

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1:45PM

8:30PM

2:30Pi0

FALSE ALARM FOR A FIRE ON SOUTH MAIN ST. WHICH ~

WAS FOR THE TOWN OF EDEN. 9 MEN RESPONDED.

ALARM OF FIRE AT THE GIFT SHOP AT 55 N. MAIN ST. ~RESPONDED WITH #1 AND 11 IViEN. OVERHEATED HOT PLATESECURED AND RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 12:35PM.

ALARM OF FIRE AT THE RESIDENCE OF JENNIE VELLA ON26 ivlAPLE ST. RESPOi~DED WITH #1, #5, AND 11 i\1Ei'J, ./EVANS CENTER ON STAND BY. FOUND A TELEVISION ON 'FIRE WHICH WAS CARRIED OUT WITH NO FURTHER DAMAGE.RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 3:45PM.

ALARM OF FIRE AT THE GERALD BARTLET RESIDENCE ONTUSCORORA RD., MUT. AID. L. E. B. RESPONDEDW ITH#1,#4, #5, AND 11 MEN. REAR SHED INVOLVED DUETO OVERHEATED HOT WATER TANK. RETURNED TO QUARTERSAT 9:15AM.

ALARM OF FIRE AT THE PAUL GERITANO RESIDENCE, ERIERD. FARNHAM, MUT. AID FOR A GARAGE FIRE. RESPONDEDWITH #4, #5, AND 9 MEN. REROUTED TO BRANT FORSTAND BY. RELEASED AND RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 3:25PM

ALARM OF FIRE AT THE A~ ON SOUTH MAIN ST. RESPONDEDWITH #1, #4, #5, AND 16 MEN. #2 STAND BY AT HALLEVANS CENTER RESPOND MUT. AID• REAR STORE ROOM /INVOLVED. PUT DOWN WITH 1 HYDRANT STREAM, AND 1~"PRE CONNECT. CAUSE PROBABLE VANDALISM. RETURNED TOQUARTERS AT 10:00PM.

ALARM OF A GRASS FIRE AT GLENWOOD AND WOODLAND PKWYIN A LOT OWNED BY LEMLER AND CARBECK. RESPONDED ~

WITH #1, #5 AND 19 HEN. RETUR NED TO QUARTERS AT2:50 PM.

TOTAL ALARIViS FOR THE iVlONTHTOTAL HAN HRS ON ALARIVi lO.38

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Regular MeetingMonday Apr. 19,1971

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Villageheld on Monday April 19th.,1971 at the Village ,Hall.

of Angola, N.Y. was

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Meeting wasPRESENT:

called to order by MayorDonald L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteCarl IannelloJoseph Mendola

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The following bUilding permits were received: Joseph Cosenza 11 Franklin Dr.to erect a swimming pool on his propertY1 Bison Canning Co. to extend thestorage building on their propertY1 and B & F Trailer Sales to erect a signon thetr property ( acertificate of insurance was received on this). It wasmoved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. White that the permits be accepted.Un. Crd.

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

Permission was requested by Chief Herman for the hydrant test to be held onSunday Apr. 25th., 1971 at 7130 A.M. and also approval to send Angola Quad# 2 to Chestnut Ridge Training Tower for fire school either on May 1st. orMay 8th.,197l and a complaint was turned in on the fire hydrant at the cornerof Center and Lorain sts. The Fire Co. would like to have the water Dept.cheek this hydrant. It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan thatabove requests be granted. Un~ Crd.

Mayor Carbeck stated that he has received a letter from Mr. Oral York,the Executive Director for Division of Local Police in Albany, N.Y. onthe question of whether the Village of Angola would be interested inparticipati1ng in a feasibility'study regarding police service consolidation.The areas involved would'be Evans1 Brant1 Farnham and Angola. It was movedby Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that Mayor Carbeck be granted permissionto accept this offer. Un. Crd.

Mtyor Carbeck stated that both him and Supv. Robert Catalino have signedthe Klean Kiwanis Mile Week Proclaimation for the week Apr. 19th.,197l.

ACknowledgement was received from Penn Central on Claim # 00921 datedMar. l5th.,197!.

Letter was received from Division for Youth on S**teAid being terminatedeffective Apr. lst,197l.

Mayor Carbeck stated that there will be a meeting held in Olean, N.Y. onMay 20th.,197l on Sanitary Landfill. Supt. Orr stated that he will attend.

Mr. Thomas Bowman was present at the meeting in regard to the trash anduncompleted garage bUilding at the rear of his property. He consented toeither finish the project or remove it completely. Mayor Carbeck statedthat he would have the Building Inspector contact him on the new StateBuilding code and will determine whether he can complete the bUilding underthe old code law or if it should be removed.

72supt. Orr stated that he has contacted North Collins Dept. of Public workson the cost of having trucktadios installed. He quoted a price of $500.00complete. The Village has a Citizens Radio Station License which does not exp:until 2/3/1975 which can be used for this purpose. Call sign is KCY 4841.Mr. Orr was instructed to obtain more ~nformation on this for next meeting., '

Mayor Carbeck stated that he has received the contract for the Pumping Statio!electrical work (copy attached on sep. page). It was moved by Mr. Mendolaand 2nd. by Mr. White that the Mayor be authorized to sign the contract. Un.

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Mayor Carbeck stated that Mr. Geo. Lemmler is Planning Board Chairmanand also that Mayor Carbeck had forgotten to appoint Allen White asDeputy Mayor at the re-organization meeting on Apr. 1st.Mayor Carbeck requested that Mr. Hurst drww up the Refuse specs. for theMay 17th. meeting. It was suggested by Mr. Mendola that the refuse specsbe set, up with an alternate basis of both one yr. contract and a 3 yr.contract. This was approved by the Board Members.

A seminar will be held at Leisureland on May 1st. at 9 A. M. to 5 P.M.

As'soc. of Govt. mtg. will be held in Sardinia on Apr. 29th. 1971.

Water Dept:Com. Joseph Mendola requested that the Erie Co. Water Authority bill bechecked by Engineer Edwin Cotton before payment is made on it, amd alsoto check the Stock bills to determine what Bison Canning owes on thesebills before payment is made on them.After a discussion on the water tank project, it was moved by Mr. Mendolaand 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the following resolution be adopted:WHEREAS the Vilbge of Angola is desireous of having 2 water tanks repaintedand sandblasted and welded where necessary and WHEREAS bids were let onMarch 15th., 1971 to be opened on Apr. 5th.,1971 on such work and WH&REAS Jsaid bids have been rejected by the Village Board, NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOL ,that Edwin Cotton be authorized to redraw specifications for said work tobe bid in lump sum, and be it further resolved that the Village Board beauthorized to reject or accept all or any part of said bids and be it furtherresolved that said bids must be sumbitted on or before May 17th.,197l. Bidsare to be opened at 8 P,M. on said date. Water tanks will be emptied ofrinspection on May 4th. and May ll5h. Un. crd.

The following bills were submitted for payment: Water cks. # 253-261 totalof $1826.12 and general cks. # 386-407 total of $9712.85. It was moved and2nd. that bills be paid as submitted. Un. Crd.It was moved and 2nd. t djourn. Un. Crd. ,

, R. O~Jv Mayor

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IndexMr. & Mre Doherty at Mtg. on Allen st. complaint

Joint mtg. Village & Town by Sewer Board

Frank Quinn notice

B.Permits Pomroy and Swyers

Resol on Fmre Contract

Tax Warrant

Town $2000.00 towards Library paym.

New Police car

Police report

Stand pipe specs. for 5/17 mtg.

Water increases

1500.00 for Town on Youth

Refuse specs

Transfers

New Truck bids

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MONTHLY POLICB REPORT VILLJl.GE OF ANGOLJ\j POLICE DEPT. --~

APRIL 1!st through APRmL 3iO,th 1&71

EMIl.l:RGENCIES:5) AMBULANCE CALLS31 INHALATOR CALW31 FIRST AID CALLS

~RAFF1C::

4ia' UTT ISSUED12' PARKING TICKETS10 WARNJING TICKEITS

4i, Bingo, eso:orts3' FUNERAL ESCORTS

MISCELLANOUS AC,TIVITY2~ SFEEDING ARRESTS;

6 LIGHTING DEFECTS11 INADEQUATE MUFFLER3 STOP SIGN ARBESTS;5 NOi INSP};(J~IONS

1 MULITATED lClfJmIIJIDClQ[SENNEI,ICENSE1 UNREGISTERED NOTOR VEHICLE1 MORE THM'l 31 IN Ji'RONT SEAT1: ARREST FOR LQ;I~ERING

2' ARRESTS FOR UNLAWFULLY DEALING WITH A! C,HIW5) PUB:LJ:C INTOXICATION ARRESTS1 PUBLIC LEWDIWSS5 :PETIT LARCENY ARRESTS

115 MISC. COMPLAINTS17 ASSISUI.S '11'0 OTHER DEPTS.

5i BURNING COMPLAINTS12' FIRES

3" MISSJING; PERSONS19 OBSCENll1: PHONE CALLS4 DOMElSTIC COMPIAINTS11 FAMILY COURT ';"ARRANT SERVED8 RECORD CH:EX:lKS FOR VARIDDS AGENCIES:8 MOTOR ViIlmICLN RElTOC.:ATIONS SERVED6 NOISHt C:OMPIAINTS4 PROWLER CClIlPIAINTS;5 HARASSMEN'r C;OMP1AINTS1 TRESPASS COMP2 TRIPS TO WENDE PEN.1, PATROLMAN TO ADVANCED FINGERPRINT SCHOOL11 MEElllJING WITH ERIE: COUNTY TRil.FFIC, SAFETY BOARDFBI MONTHLY RERORTSP&:GIAL REPORT TO DEPT OF JUS<rICECOllRECTION MONTHLY REROllT'JYIONTHLY REPOllT TO 1!'I1LAGE BOARD4,527 MILES l?ATROLLED BY 1!'ILLAGE POLICE565.9 GAL OF GAS. USED BY APD93.6 " " ", .. AFD340 7 " " " " DOG WARDEN

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WITNESS THIS AGHEEMENT, by and between

THE VILLAGE OF ANGOLA, Party of the First Part and

TOWN OF EVANS, Party of the Second Part

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WHEREAS, the area of the County of Erie which includes theTown of Evans and the Village of Angola is served by the ErieCounty Library System through the Angola PUblic Library, whichformerly had its Library Building in the former Town Hall,Commercial Street, Angola, New York, and

WHEREAS the need for expansion of book space and servicesbrought about a need for a larger building and pursuant theretothe building at 38 North Main street, Angola, was purchased and

WHEHEAS, the residents of the Town of Evans receive benefitsfrom the use of this library,

NOW THEHEFORE IT IS AGREED, by and between the respectivei parties that the Town of Evans agrees to ~ay to the Village of

Angola, the sum of TWO THOUSAND DOLLAHS ($2,000.00) on the 1stof June, 1971 and annually thereafter to be applied towards theinterest and reduction of the notes and serial bonds heretoforeauthorized to be issued for the improvement of the said LibraryBuilding.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said Part! es have executed thisagreement May 1st, 1971.

THE VILLAGE OF ANGOLA,Erie County, New York

By ......,.__------Mayor

THE TOWN OF EVANSErie County, New York

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Regular MeetingMonday May 3,1971

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village 6f Angola, N.Y. washeld at the Village Hall on Monday May 3rd. 1971. ~.


PRESENT: Donald CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteCarl IannelloJoseph Mendola


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Mr & Mrs Doherty appeared before the Board speaking on behalf of 15 residents of AllenStreet complaining about Mr. Valvo extending his parkinglot in connection with the skating rink to a lot fronting on Allen St.There being no building permit, Mr.Hurst the Village Atty. at the diF'ectionof the Village Board called Mr. Valvo who was not at home a.nd he talked to, ,Mr. Valvo Jr. and directed that no further steps be taken until the matterwas cleared with the Village Board.

,Mayor Carbeck stated that there will be a joint meeting with the VilJzqe andTown Officials on May 10th.,1971. Meeting is being called by the SewerBoard of Managers.

Warning was received from the Erie Co. Boa~dof Health against Mr. FrankQuinn in regard to his dwel·ling on No. Main St. as to improper ven!:i,!j1<;l,.of space heaters, and his notice for sewer connection. This was orderedfiled.

BUilding permits were received from: Gifford Swyers to erect a new home onTerrylynn Dr. and one fOIe Robert Pomroy to erect a private garage on hisproperty on Terrylynn Dr. It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr.Kingan that both permits be granted. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. By Mr. White that the following bepassed: Resolved: The Mayor is authorized to sign the Fire Protection Contractwith the Town of Evans at the rate of $9000.00 per year for a period of 5 yrs.conditioned upon approval by the Angola Fire Dept. Un. Crd.At this time, question arose on several of the Firemen being compensated forgasoline cove.rage while patrolling during the session of the Arson firesthat have occuredthis past month. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. byMr. Iannello that they be paid a ilIate of 10¢ per mile for the amount of milessubmitted by the individuals. Un. Crd.

St. Com: Reported that the vacant lot area on York St. is being used as adump area \low and would like to.. see that area cleaned up •. Also reportedthat the Washington St • bldg •. is almost' completed, only a few minor detailsto be done as yet.At this time Mayor Carbeck suggested that ·the D.P.W.crewclean out the new library basement of,all the debris some rainy day, so' thatwill be all clean when .the new library takes over.

Mayor Carbeck signed the Tax Warrant for Collector Marianne Arnold.

Letter was read by Mayor Carbeck on the Gowans Rd. dump site. This will betabled until a later date.

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'?BIt was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. White that the following resolutionbe adopted: Resolved the Mayor is authorized, to sign the Library ,agreement with ththe Town of Evans whereby $2000.00 per ,year is to be paid by the T.own to theVillage of Angola. Un. Crd. (Copy attached on sep. page) ','

Police rep\i)rt was submitted by Chief .Kane. Read and ordered filed. Chief Kanestated that the new pol,ice car w.as delivered Mon. 'and it is at BrantsGaragebeing readied for use.

Mr. Cotton stated that the specs are to be opened on the Water tank project onMon. May 17th.,1971. Notice is in the. paper and specs have been sent out.He also stated that the Water Dept. has purchased a cleaning pipe device andthe water line from the Old Lake Shore Rd. up Lake St. to Wash. St. willbe cleaned the week of May 17th.,1971.He stated that he does not have any definite report ori the N.Y.State Thruwaywater 'data as yet. He has compiled a billing for the B!ilson Canning Co. whichthe Village Clerk will submit to them for payment to the Water Dept. 'The $40,000. ObCert. of Deposit will be reriewed fcir 30 days for the sum cif$30,000.00 on May 10th.,1971.

Water Com. Joseh Mendola stated he is settirig up a new water increase of ratesand that he desires this to become effective on July Ist.,1971 billings. Theset up he suggested is as follows: Village rates are first l5Mgallons at $5.00all remaining usage at 75¢ per M. Outside rates -,1st. 6M at $10.00 and restof usage at 83¢ per M. The unmetered residents in the Lake Bay area ate all ona flat rate of $50.00 per yr. Yearly cusoomers are to be billed at $12.50 perqtr. and seasonals on $50.00 per yr. Service taps: Village at $100.00 and Outsideat $150.00. Mr. Hurst will set up the necessary resolution for' thi'i, at thenext mtg. '"

It was moved by Mr. Kiangan and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the Village onlycontributes the sum of $15CJO. 00 towards the Youth Service this yr'. due to theState canceling the reimbursement of the state Aid to Villag'es. Uri. Cra.

It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr,. Mendola that the specs for Refusecollection be opened at the May 17th. mtg. Specs have been given to the Ceerkto be sent out to the interested parties. Notice will be published in this'coming issue of 'the Journal. Un. Crd. '

The following transfers are needed by the Treas. It was moved by Mr. Mendola and2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the follwoing transfers be made: Transfer, of $2500.00tp F 8340.4 from F 8340.2 and $1008.94 to F 8340.4 from F 1990.'41 and $1008.94from F1990.4 to F 8320.4. (Water Dept) and aleo a transfer of $200.00 to A 1324.4from A 1990.4 for Gen. fund. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the following resolebe passed: Whereas bids were received and opened and read aloud pursuant toadvertisement duly published for the purchase of a 1971 dump trUCk, body andhoist pursuant to specifications heretofore duly approved and Whereas bidswere received for the following:. '. . . .Steve's Equipment Co. Inc. Silver Creek, N.Y.5589.20 less trade in 1305.50 = Net. 4283.70 plus 302.00 for Hercules Gallion Body and Hoist = 4585.70.

International Harvester Co. Bflo. N.Y.$5097.00 less 370.00 trade in = $4727.00 net.

Damon Motors, Silver Creek, N.Y.$6418.90 less 1218.90 = 5200.00 net.

Catalano Motors, Angola, N.Y.6719.25 less 1464.25 = 5255.00 net.

Now therefore it is resolved that the Village purchase said vehicle from '19the low bidder Steve's Equipment Co. Inc. Silver Creek, N.Y. at the priceof $4585.70 specifying the Hercules Gallion body and hoist. The tradein of 1961 dump truck with snow plow is hereby authorized and directedat delivery. Un. Crd.

The following bills were submitted by the Clerk-Treas. for payment:Water Dept. cks. # 262-433 total of 6903.14 and gen. dept. cks. # 408846 total of 4354.48. It was moved and 2nd. that the bills be paid assubmitted. Un. Crd.

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

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Fire Dept. Key to Cabinets

Fire Hall grounds for Parade on Me. day

Library Dedication MH¥x22xk¥xx Sun. June 20th.

Erie Co. dinner - Depew Thurs. May 20th.

-,Fire Hall door to be painted before Mem. DayI

ITransfers needed for end fis~al yr.

Wm. Burch salaryI

Water rate resol.

Town ~greement on Lib. prine. and Int. payments

Bids garbage

water tank bids tabled to 6/14/71

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SPECTh'ICATI0115 AND INFORMATIONFOR BIDDERS HE GARBAGE CON'rRACT ----- ~~,

. ,.BIrf()Pl:fNINCl 8 :00 P.M., May 17th, 1971

ASH, CM.RBAGE and REFUSE REMOVAL in tlll~ Village ot Angola,under Alternative A., during tIl(; year 1971 through June 1972,or AlternstlvO!i 8., 1971 through Ju.ne 1974.

CO!ltractor is to provide for the pick·oup and removal ofgarbllf.!:8, lI.BJ:i6S Ilrrl refuse fpom the Village of Angola, weeklycl1rbsi'1® pick-Up und<'lr tJll'l AJ.ternativ0.~ as follows:

A - for the p')J.'l.od of on", year bogi nnin[l; July l,!l"C, 1971,ending June 30th, 1972;

B - commencing July l!lt, 1971. and endIng June 30tb, 1974.~

The con true tor must furl'll st> his own trucks, equJ.proo nt, suppli.61llind rJec6lilllary labor. Pi.ck··up is to be weekly at such times "8the Vl11llf.!:e daslgnate£l.

The bidder must x'amove am di ,sp,,"',," of gflX'b,'\ge, ashe B and refuseat his own C01!t. on Ii dW11psite I.e b(; provl.ded by the bidder. andapproved by the appropriate New York State Departroo11t and the KrleHealth Departmant Rulos AJld R~gu18tiol1a and the New York StateLaw Applicable.

Contrac tor agreea to rellJ.ove and ai spoae 0.1' such garbage, ashe 9and refuse in fl good and "10 rkr.lanlike matti'll'. Contrac)tol' agree sto pl'ovida and 1.lse only co',el''3d pi ck,·up type truck and conveyancesin the ope I'll tion undar tJlia ,:,ontract. Contractor further> agl'l:le!1not to operate a'lly prl.vate or pUblic i1uil!lanca in so doing and1'U7.'thIl1" agrees that if an;r garbage 18 llsec\ .for the feeding of pigsand hogs, that it shall be boiled at loast ,me half hour beforeit is used for such purposEls all pursuant to ths provisions ofSection 135d of t~ General Hunicipal Laws of the State of NewYork.

~~e successful blader is an indep€lTldant contractor in theexeoutlon arId perf'ormanca of this contract and any parson orpersoDs hired by him in the perfOr1W1:1Ce of thl!l contract il!l anemployee of thfJ contractor and not of the Village,

The bidder agrees to p\ll'chase and keep in force and effeHJta.dequ.ate insurance to covex' personal injury or property damageclaims to the amount of at least TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS(~25. 000 .00) f'OJ" any ona c1&tmant; PIF'IT 'rlfOUSAND DOLLARS('11$0,000.00) .for more than one claimant of personal inju.ry andFIVE 'rHOUSAND DOLLARS ($$,000.00) coverage for property under thispropos&1. and the contractor' agrees to furnIsh Il. certificate tothe Vil1~e showing the 1.91JUanC'3 of such vRlid insUFluJOJIl covera.g@and agrees to 1<6ep the !!I9me! n force and effect during ths term

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I, l'he bidder farther agr'H38 1;0 provide a cl'lrtitic.ate shOWingOOV@E'i\8J!I under the terms of the Workmans GOlllPensatiO!l Law of theSt,ats of New York during "he term of the contract.

Land till di.sposal :)f garbage> as appron,d by r£ria COUl'lty HelAlth,I Depliu."tment is to b(!l opeI'atad at the coat and ex.p<l11'11l6 at' the (:01'

"rao·tor wi thout any additional c~ to the Village.

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2) ,lIlll"I:dt ~ Vl:U~~ Vi> ~N1ll'lQ. ~ COl!)Vutll with ~vu'li\18. of~ .

'h 'fUJ.1I.\P ll"lIi.Cll"VlIllil the l'iaht to .be ~ int~lt!f,UI £flsm4 t@ ".lDJlMlt IMf:I fI.1IllIll a.u bidg.,

M44e2" 111I 1Al_ M ld.I;n the lII'illill_.l'$t tit MflI<'>@OUl.ll.ltd.@lII wllli~:!IllW.~t l'H8 IIII1ped. aM N~d with _ bill t~"

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STA'I'EKENT OF NON-COLLUSION

By IIw'lI!l.iuion of thh bl.d ,Or propo,II8,l. th1li bidder oertif'1e1llthat:

(III.) '!'hi/! bid or j)ropollill llllll been independently arrived at withoutoollusion with any other blddar or with any competitor or potentialoO!'liPCltltor,

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Thh bid 01"

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propoeliU has not been lcriolrlnglyd13ClolllSd, priol');o the opl!>ningto liny othlL~ bidder, rH,rnpeti tor

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ot bidm or propo~~lll1

or potenti.al competor;

(cd No att6mpt hits blll<!lll Gr' wtll be IlW.Q~ t;o indllloe My otMr p~lIon.

ptu'tneX'ship or cor'pOl"litlon \;0 Olubmi t or ;10t to submit II. bid or prqpoIU!.l;

(a) Ttll!I pel's'.m !lL~nJ.Y1g thI", hid 0'" P"'()P<l'!llll certifies tlult hit hill!< tullyinfQl"l!IlIlc\ hllnllt'llf' r ..gRi."ding tho 'lCC'";"~lCJ of the stl1t*lt!&l1tl! ,~ootlll.il'l*d. inthlllJ C:~I'tiflce.tion, aDd w:..:JG'.l· the p"nal tIel! o!' perJury, atf'irllllll t.b~

truth ttlflX'601'., !luch P'.lYHIlJ l,I",,', beil7',g IAppUeab:.e to '''''11'1 bidder Il.S _11 IUto the peraon I'lignin&; l.nU,·" 'neb-I).].!;

(e} '!'bat attached hc~r®to '.if 1k 0orpo:'ate hidd(>p) 11'1 a cartlfillci oopyof' l:'l'!!lIolutlon El11.!;!1orb;ini5 tb~ ,,'xocuti on of this C6k'tJ..fitlll.te by thesignatol: u.f ·tht$) btd ot" P)'Of'GE'(Hi in \),,118.11' of the 'lorporQto bld{'!l!Ir.

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R~HW1:WEld. that "._ _ __ _ _ _. _ .." _ be ilut;hori"'l:3d to mignand \1Iubm.it ttl» bio Cir l"'oP"'!)\'" .,t' i.:!1Ie !~(l!'poP!t't;ion for f;hll followingpx":':!J\~,nt" (~~i\!"h~f~'PJ RCHfl0:r$..). j; ,lj}'1';;: ";,0 j.-:'~JJ_~lu.d& In ftuep. htd or p.iN')po~til thece.rt:Lf'ltH~,"t'!i l5J.~ to ;JDI)."iJol;,"(.H1~(\J~ .7','!;quj.l"'€!·d by SJ®c':::ton OY1~ hl)l.:rHl1i.ld thre('j·-d01' t;hfl genlu'"l I"lun1.cip,'.l );]>/ H~i !'.t:.c. 6\'}C ilDd deed. of' ,~n(jh oorpol'.llltlorJ,~lnd f'{~r any in-,ac.c-L-U'a.r:,i-~;1H 0"(' "n} ,!:l~t,~'tf\mgn\:}l in i1,L,,(,;h c.6'rt,lf1.cs.te thiseor'pora.t~"r 'hldda.r shl:Ji.l1 hf~ "111')1\1(1; t":r';\O\(~,r tha pa-xJ91}ties ()! perju.r:lo

, LV ell' Lhe )-@~olv.'iCi"n adoptedby ~ (',('Ix~por&ti.on at II In~-.~"I;tfJ.gr ot theb 0~.i;~d(JT"~Irt:;-';;'o-GJ-;,;;·-1:ie ~c<r·-~:)~~· ~·t·F~;· ~.~~,=--=.~ 0 f' __."~ ._ 197. ~

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•WBERltA3, tho area ot the C011nt:r ot Erie which lnolllcle. the

Tow ot BYans and the Village ot AIII:ola h ••n.d 1",. ~ ErieCount,. LibraJ'}" ST.t•• through the qola Public Libr&1"7, "dohtOI'lllGl"l,. had 1ta LibraJ'}" BuIlding 1n the tOXWtr Town JIall,CO-'1"01al 3t1"8et, Ansola, New York, and

WHEREAS, the need tor expanslon ot book space and s.nl0.Sbrolllht about a need tor a larger btdld1ns and p1l1"SWLnt th.retothe build1nS at )8 'North Main Street, A!ll!l01., was purchas.d and

WHEREAS, the re.ldent. ot the Town or Bvans reoelve beuetlt.tro. the use ot this 11bra17,

NOW THEREFORE IT IS AGREED, bl' and betwe.n the r ..p.otl....partl.. that the Town at EYa!lll &4Vee. to pal' to the V111..e otAngola FIFTY ~R CENT (.50:') ot the annual pa7lll8nt ot principaland Interest to be made by the Village to apply on pl"lnclpaland Interest at notes or ..rial boncl. heretofore autbopl.ed tobe ll1u.ed. b7 the Village tor the Ill1provEl\ll8Dt ot said L1bl"aJ'}"at11d1nl, except the OO11nt to be pa!.d b,. the Town shall rIOtexce.d TwO THOUSAND DOLLARS (j2,OOO.OO) In an:r one ,.ear. Suohpa7lll8ntlll are to be lllade on the 1st ot June, 1971 and annuall,.there.tter.

n WITNESS WHEREOl", the said Parties han exeouted thisagreeJll8ntl MaJ' 1st, 1971, ratit,.lng an qr.o.nt heretotoro _4••

TBIi: VTI,I,AClB OF ANGOLAJ.Uo1e Count,., liTow Yqrk

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TRE 'l'OWlf OF !£VAUERIE COTJlIlfi, NEW YORK

The l'ol1owing resolution was .moved by /!JL.<r-LC, 9$lSeeoiii!rea by 11/~ ~-~, ' ....-€z;...":?1. The tollO'ldng waterfl. ents and rates are hereby established

to beoome et'teotive N. ]/1' )/

village. of' Angola Rates tUp t9 six Thousand Gal+snB - ,$$.00 minimum quarte:t'ly__ .Addi1f!onalwaterA'4lsij'lf""a~.r:?5¢,P!r.~1t0usand gallons.,C-LV t/A .;2b~, J"l'"vrlli2-,., ,;A:t$: ,,",,", oJ_ y" j>, lJI{¥>~.........,./ajj~ .....

outside Village metered rates:Up to 6 thousanCl Gallons $10.00 mininl\l1'll quarterly.All a.dditional water used at .83¢' per thousal'ld gallon.

4. outside Vi.l1age"lU:lXll.otered seaBonal servioe - (April 1st tooctober 31st.) $"'.00 par season, payable in advanoe.

5'CI5. outside Village - 'IU1llletered year round servioe $12." per

quarter.

6. Wholesale to Town fatel" Distriots and state Thruway ratesto be separately a\justed.

1. Tapping tee se1"vic~ $100.00 1'01' Village home owners and$150.00 for outsidethe Village. !'leter 1"1t when requiX'ed$3.$.00 additional olarge.

8. All metered accounti are to be billed quarter annuallyon the 31st of Marc], .rune, 3$ptml1bar and Deoember, andpayable on or befO:J:'j the l~th day of the 1l1onth followingthe end of quarter tlling tor which rendered without penalty.Arry bills unpaid by~he 15th day of the mOl'lth following theend of the quar'l;&r ~e sUbjeot to a penalty pa;v:ment of: 10f-ot the original atn01\t of the b111. If not then pdd anadditional 10% ot t1\ original amount of: the bill 1s requiredto be paid.

9. TM Angola \<fater DePrtm.ent is he:t'8by authoX':I.ud to shutoff the .rater suppl1~ to any premises when the water bUlhas not been paid wiain .'30 ds.;rs after tM quarter annua;J.service pe.riod.

10. Hater billa remainiXllunpaid for 60 days af:ter the serviceperiod 111ay be added i the Village tax bills ot propertywithin the Village.

Bills paid bi!' :mail bEt'ing U.s. post mark of the l$th o£ themonth shall be deemed:o have been paid by the 15th

Bills paid on the ne~bus1ness day after a sunday orHoliday \'rhich falls 0 the 15th shall be deemed paid by the15th.

• WITNESS THIS AGREEMENT. by and between

THE VILLAGE OF ANGOLA. Party of the First Part.

TOWN OF EVANS. Party of the Second Part

WITNESSETH

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WHEREAS. the area of the County ot Erie which includes theTown of Evans and the Village of Angola is served by the ErieCounty Library System through the Angola PUblic Library. whichformerly had its Library Building in the tormer Town Hall,Commercial Street, Angola. New York, and

WHEREAS. the need for expansion of book space and servicesbrought about a need tor a larger building and pursuant theretothe building at 36 North Main Street. Angola, was purchased and

WHEREAS. the residents Of the Town ot Evans receive benefitsfrom the use of thi s librall7,

NOW THEREFORE IT IS AGREED. by and between the respectiveparties that the Town of b,vans agrees to pay to the Village ofAngola FIFTY PER CENT (50%) of the annual payment of principaland interes t to be made by the Village to apply on principaland interest of notes or serial bonds heretofore authorized tobe issued by the Village tor the improvement of said LibraryBUilding. except the amount to be paid by the Town shall notexceed TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS ($2.000.00) in anyone year. Suchpayments are to be made on the 1st of June. 1971 and annuallythereafter.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the said Parties have executed thisagreement May 1st, 1971, ratifying an agreement heretofore made.

THE VILLAGE OF ANGOLAErie County, New YgrkBy .. .. _

Mayor

THE TOWN 01" EVANSERIE COUNTY, NEW YORK

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Regular MeetingMon. May 11',1971

The Regular meeting of the Bard of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld at the Village Hall on Monday May 11'th., 1971.

Meeting was called to order by Mayor Carbeck at 7T30 P.M.

PRESENT, Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteCarl IannelloJoseph Mendola,

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Due to the absence of Village Clerk Marianne Arnold, minutes were recordedby Deputy Clerk May Ware.

Police Contract - tabled until June 14th. meeting.

Letter was received from the Fire Dept. with a key enclosed for,the Clerkto keep on file in the Village office in case anyone has to gain access tothe area where the key is used.

Permission was re~ested from the AmeriCan Le~ion post and the V.F.W. Postto use the Fire Hall grounds for parade formation 0111. Memorial Day. It wasmoved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that permission be granted. Un. Crc

New Library dedication service will be held on , . , :t e

St. Com. Carl Iannello wiml be present in Buffalo for the meeting aboutthe excavation that took place on High St.

Erie Co. Village Off. Dinner in Depew this Thurs. evening.

Request was made that the Fire Hall door be painted before the Memorial DayParade. St. Supt. stated he will have one of the men take care of this.

The following transfers are needed and were requested by Budget DirectorMr. Kingan and Clerk-Treas. Marianne Arnold:General Dept. transfers = A 3120.4 P.D. otHr expenses $100.00 from Contg.FundT A 5110.1 St. Per. Svces. $148.42 tr. ·from Contg. f\.Jnd and A 9010.8S.Ret. $3500.00 trs. from S¥rplus funds.Water Dept. = S.Ret. needs $3055.00 this to be transferred from F 8&40.1Moved and 2nd. that' the transgers needed be made by the Budget Directorand Clerk-Treas. Un. Crd.

Question arose on Wm. Burch salary while away from work due to his injuriesreceived while employed at his job. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. byMr. White that the following resoltuion be adopted: Whereas William Burchwas injured while working at the Pumping Station NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVEDthe village is to pay him the difference between his regular salary and theamount of wmrkmens Compensation check is received for a period not to exceed2. months after sick leave time is used up. Un. Crd. Voting'Ayes - MayorCarbeckT Trustees KinganT MendolaTWhite and Iannello. Voting No. = None.

The new water rate resoltuoon was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. White.CORY attached on seP 1

paqe~ Un. Crd. Voting Ayes Mayor CarbeckT TrusteeWH~ceT MendolaTIanne 10 anu Mendola. Voting No. = None.

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It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mt • White that the following resoltuionHIll: passed: Resolved: The agreeme.nt with the Town of Evans providing for payment

by the Town to,the Village of Ang\?la of a sum equal to 59% of the principal andinterest of the annual payment of principal and interest on notes and serialbonds issued for the Village Library agreement but/§uch Town payment not toexceed $2000.00 in anyone llear is hereby approved add the Mayor is authorized tom~g the same. Un. Crd. (Copy on sep. apge)

!ilitds,were opend flDr the Reilluse contract. There beingop.ly one bid received, thefollowing resolution was passed: Resolved: Whereas bids were received and open,and read aloud for garbage disposal in the Village of Angola based on a one yeocpntract and on a three year contr~ct basis and whereas toere was onlt onebid received as follows: James Fox - 1 yr. basis = 13,800.00 and 3 yr •.basis$39,960.00r Now therefore it is resolved that the bid be accepted bythe Village on tijebasis of a3 yr. contract at the bid price of $39,960.00Un.Crd. (Cppy on sep. page)Moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello.Un. Crd.

Bids were opended .for the water tank ~~inting: It was Resolved that thebids received,· opened and read aloud from the' following: Belmont Painting'Ivans Body Maintenace Servicer Nationwide Painting Co. and Ahrens & Wellsbe tabled until June 14th. mtg.

The following bills were submitted for payment: Water Dept. cks. # 274 -283total of 2702.30 and Gen. Cks. # 423-438 total of 8508·.32 be paid as submitted. Moved and 2nd. Un. Crd.

Next Board meeting will be held on June 14th. due to the Board Members andMayor Carbeck and Clerk Marianne Arnold being in New York to the MayorsConference in June.

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Index

Bldg. permit - Telephone Co.Fire ReportsHydrant reportPolice reportCourt clerkBarrett on st. postsStoessel on Mini BikesLots on Com. St. plus Bowman and Bob's Market bldgs.Trans. Ins. FundC.D. for Water Dept.L. Perez inc. salaryCotton r~~ort on pipe cleaning and intakeBids on Water tanks rejectedMogaveto resole on employ.Police agreement with Town signed.

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l'!.ON'Jl1lLY POLJ:CE REPORT' TO VILLAGE BOARD OF ANGOLA NYMAY 11s1\; THROUGH MAY 31st 1971

J1lIIERGElNCIES :7 AMBULANCE CALLS5 INHALATOR CALLS3 FIRST AID CALLS:

TRAFFIC:90 Vi & T S:UMMONS ISSUED7 PARKING TICKETS

10 WARNING TICKETS3 FUNERAL ESCORTS4 BANK ESCORTS2 AOCIDl!lNTS INVESTIGAT:EID

MISCELLANOUS ACTIVIT IES:

60 SPEEDING ARRESTS5 U TURNS4 UNLICENSEID OPERATORS3, DRIWING WHILE INTOXICATED2 UNREGISTERED lll'EIUCLES2' UNSAFE TIRlllS2' NO TAillL LIGHTS11 IMPROPER PLATE1, NO INS,URANCEl1, INADEQUATE MUFFLB~

1 OVERLOADING FRONT SEAT3 FIRE COMPLAINTS:3 PEl'IT LARCENIES

1111 DOMESTIC COMPLAINTS5 TRllN COMPLAINTSte MISC COMPlllIl.,ms:7 RElJORD CHECKS

21 SPIDIAL HOUSE CHECKS3 MISSING PERSONS COMPLAINTS8 PROWLER COMPLAINTS2' AT'l1B'IFTEDc BURGLA.RIES6 NOISE COMPLAINTS3 CRIMINAL~ MISCHIEJi' COMP4t DOORS FOUND OPEN1 BURNING COMPLAINT2: DOG COMPLAIN.IlS3 DOG BITE COMPLAINTS9 NEIGHBOR COMPLAINTS13, ASSIST TO OTFlER DE1?TS3 CRIMINAL TRElSPA:SS COMPI,AINTSMONTHLY FBI REPORT

CORRECTION REPORTVILLAGE BOARD REPORT

4,21,9 MIlES PATROLLED BY ANGOM PD579.5 GALLONW OF GAS USEIl BY APD16.7 II II," ", II DOG I.ARDEN34.3; II IIi It U "'I AFD.

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VILLAGE BOARD OF TRUSTEESANGOLA N.Y. 14006

GENTLEMEN,THE FOLLOWING IS A REPORT OF ALARMS ANSWERED BY THE ANGOLA

VOLUNTEER FIRE CO. FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL 1971.

4/9/71 10:15AM ALARM OF GRASS FIRE AT THE RESIDENCE OF PAUL MOO NYGROVE ST. RESPONDED W~TH #1, #5, AND 14 MEN, .RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 10:45AM.

4/11/71 5:00PM ALARM DF GRASS rlRE ATHE ANTHONY BORZILLIRE RESIDENCEON LA SALLE AVE. RESPONDED WITH #5 AND 12 MEN. ~RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 5:25 PM. '

4/12/71

4/12/71

4115/71

4/17/71

4/17/71

4/17/71

4/18/71

12!10PM ALARH OF GRASS FIRE AT THE DUHP OF WILLIAM FOX, ONGOWANS RD. RESPONDED WITH #1 AND 8 IvJEI~. RETURNED'TO QUARTERS AT 1:00PH.

8¥40Pt,~ ALARIvI OF GRASS FIRE AT THE PROPERTY OF MRS. WARD IRISHLINCOLN DR. RESPONDED WITH #1, #4, #5 AND 22 MEN•.~

~TRUNED TO QUARTERS AT 9:10PM. .-/

12:35PM ALARM OF A GRASS FIRE ON CAIN RD. OWNER UNKNOWN.RESPONDED WITH #1, #5 AND 9 HEN. LAKE ERIE BEACH .RESPONDED MUT. AID. RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 1:15PM.

10:05AM ALARM OF A GRASS FIRE AT THE RESII:lENCE OF JOHNDIECZAKCAIN RD. RESPONDED WITH #1 AND 7 MEN. RETURNED TOQUARTERS AT 10:30 AM. '

9:00PM ALARM OF GRASS FIRE ON VACANT LAND ON COMMERCIAL ST.RESPONDED WITH #1 AND 19 MEN. RETURNED TO QUARTER~

AT 9: 15 PM.

9:05PM MUTUAL AID ALARM OF FIRE AT PEARL AND GRANT STS. INLAKE ERIE BEACH. RESPONDED WITH #4, 15 AND 19 MEN.SECURED AND RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 9:30PM.

12:36AM ALARlvi OF GARAGE ON FIRE AT THE RESIDENCE OF CAROl- ........CARBECK, 32 LORAIN ST. RESPONDED WITH #1, #2, #4, #5,AND 26 MEN. MUTUAL AID CALLED FROM EVANS CENTER,AND STAND BY FROM LAKE ERIE BEACH. FOUND A WORKINGFIRE ON ARRIVAL. LAID IN 3 HYDRANT LINES AND FOUGHTFIRE WITH 2-2i" LINES, 4 1i" LINES, DELUGE MASTERSTREAM, AND 2 BOOSTERS. CAUSE OF FIRE FOUND TO BEIN ELECTRICAL LINE AND SWITBH ON WEST SIDE OF STRUCTURESPREADING ALONG TO POWER PANEL. DAMAGE ESTIMATED AT$5,000, APPROX. 30,000 GAL OF WATER USED. RETURNEDTO QUARTERS AT 4:10 AM.

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4/20/71Q 335PM

4/20/71 7:10PM

J+;20/71 8:30PM

FIRE SPREAD FROM PREVIOUS ALARM TO GARAGE OWNED BY ~JAiviES MC EWEN OF 28 LORA IN ST., AND WAS I1ill:T INGU ISHEDACCORDINGLY WITH ESTIMI1iTED DAMAGE OF $800.

VERBAL REPORT OF A FIRE STARTING ON THE BARN OFMICHAEL CECALA OF 69 LAKE ST. RESPONDED WITH #1 :./'AND 18 MEN TO FIND TWO SMALL FIRES STARTED ALONGSIDEOF STRUCTURE, PRESUMABLY BY VANDALS. EXTINGUISHEDBY BOOSTER AND SECURED AT 4:00AM.

MUTUAL AID ALARM OF FIRE AT 263 GRANT S1. EDW. I::LEVICHRESIDENCE IN LAKE ERIE BEACH. RESPONDED WITH #4, #5AND 21 MEN, WITHNUMBER ONE STANDING BY AT OUR HALL.RETURNED TOQUARTERS AT 9:40PM.

ALARM OF GRASS AND WOODS FIRE AT THE JOSEPH CAtALANOPROPERTY ON HARDPAN RD. RGSPONDED WI TH#l, #5, AI~D14 MEN. RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 4:30PM • .

MUTUAL AID ALARM OF FIRE AT 2 WEST PLEASANT AVE. INLAKE ERIE BEACH. RESPONDED WOTH #4, #5, AND 23 MEN.#1 STANDII~G BY AT OUR HALL. RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT8:35P1vi •

MUTUAL AID ALARM OF FIRE AT THE HOUSE TRAILER OFARI~OLD YOCHUM ON CA IN RD. BRANT. RESPONDED WITH#1, #4, #5 AND 24 MEN. RETURI~ED TO QUARTERS AT 9: 15PM

ivlUTUAL AID ALARM OF FIRE ON GRANT ST. LAKE ER IE BEACHRESPDN8ED WITH #4, #5 AND 16 MEN. RETURNED TO QUARTERSAT 5:50PM.

ALARM OF FIRE IN A NEWSPAPER BOX AT THE JAMES MC MILLANRESIDENCE PARKS IDE AND DELLWOOD AVE. !R!ESPONDED WITH#1 AND 20 MEN. RETURNED TO DUTY AT THE FOLLOWqJNG ...-ALARM AT WOODLAND PKWY.

ALARM OF A GARAGE FIRE AT THE RESIDENCE OF' JOSEPH../'KANE ON WOODLAND PKWY. RESeONDED WITH #2, #4, #5, AND#1 LATER AND 16 MEN. MUTUAL AID RESPONDED FROM EVANS.

CENTER. FIRE STARTED BY ARSON CAUSING APPROXIMATELY$300. DAMAGE. RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 9:55PM •

ALARM FOR A BARN FIRE AT THE SANCIN RESIDENCE, 915LAKE ST. RESPONDED WITH #1,#2, #4, #5, AND 25 MEN.EVANS CENTER AND LAKE ERIE BEACH RESPONDED MUTUAL AIDAND BRANT STANDING BY AT ANGOLA HALL. ON ARRIVALFOUND STRUCTURE COMPLETELY INVOLVED, AND DOUBTFULWHETHER HOUSE COULD BE SPARED. LA IDIN TWO HYDRAI~TRELAY LI NES Ai'~D USED 2-2:!f" LII~ES, '1-1:!f"L INES, 2 BOOSTERAi~D DELUGE HASTER STREAivi. EST IiviA TED DAMAGE TO BE6,500 DOLLARS. RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 12:30AM •

10:40PM

5: 25PiVi

9:05PM

8:00PM

8:55PM

3: 40AM

J+;23/71

4/18/71

4/23/71

4/18/71

4/23/71

4/22/71

4118/71

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4/23/71

4/29/71

10:40PM

10:55PM

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,GARAGE OF GLEN CROWELL OF 911 LAKE ST SECURED~500 DAMAGE FORM ABOVE ALARM.

~~~~~R~~ ~~O[~K~I~~O~~ ~~~~R~~Dsg~66r:Y ~~REO~A~HE~PUT DOWI~ BY THE BRANT FIRE CO. WHO WAS STAND ING BY.

ALARM OF MUTUAL AID TO A HOUSE FIRE ON ALfRED DR.~NED BY PAUL HINKLEY. RESPONDED WITH #4, #5, AND20 MEN. RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 8:00PM.

TOTAL ALARMS FOR MONTHTOTAL MAN HRS. ON ALARM

21352.06

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6/1/71ANGOLA VILLAGE BOARD OF TRUSTEESANGOLA, N.Y. 14006

GENTLEIvIEN,

THE FOLLCMING IS A REPORT OF ALARlvli ANSWERED BY T~E ANGOLAVOLUNTEER FIRE CO. FOR THE ~~ONTH OF IvIAY 1971.

5/3/71 8:55 PIvI IvIUTUAL AID ALARIvI OF FIRE AT THE FRIEBERGER RESIDENCEON LAKE SIDE AND CENTRAL AVE. LAKE ERIE BEACH,RESPONDED WITH #1, #4; #5, AND 21 IvIEN. RETURNEDTO QUARTERS AT 9:15plvI.

5/16/71 1:00PIvI ALARIvI OF WOODS FIRE ON CAIN RD. IN LAND BEING CLEAREDFOR BUILDING. RESPONDED WITH #1,#4, #5, AND 10 MEN.RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT. 2:00PIvI.

5/16/71

5/23/71

5/24/71

5/28/71

5/29/71

5/30/71

1:30PIvI

1:40PIvI

4:40plvI

12: 1OP~~

8:30PIvI

ALARIvI OF A TREE ON FIRE AT THE GLADYS HARVEY RESjSENCEON CA II~ RD. RESPOI~DED WOTH #1, AI~D 18 IvIEN.RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 1:45PIvI.

ALARIvI OF A GRASS FIRE AT COIvlIvlERCIAL AND LERCZAK DR~ON THE ARONICA PROPERTY. RESPONDED WITH #1, #4~AND15 IvIEN. REQUESTED IvIUTUAL AID rROIvi EVANS CENTER.RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 2:30PIvI.

ALARIvI OF CAR FIRE ON RT. 20 BY BOULEVARD INN.RESPONDED WITH #4 AND 14 IvIEN. FOUND 1962 CORVIROWNED BY JULIA MUSCATO OF COIviMERCIAL ST. FARNHAMINVOLVED. FIRE EXTINGUISHED AND RETURNED TOQUARTERS AT 5:15PIvI.

ALARM OF A LAWNMOWER ON FIRE AT THE RESIDENCE OF ./'LOUIS CAMPAGNA OF MILLER DR. RESPONDED WITH #1,#4AND 7 MEN. FIRE.WAS PUT OUT BY OWNER WITH DIRT.RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 12:15PIvI.

ALARIvI OF A CAR FIRE ON RT. 20 NEAR BOULEVARD INN.RESPONDED WOTH #1 AND 8 MEN. FOUND ~963 CHEVELLEOWNED BY A CAROLYN SHAW OF E. LIVERPOOL OHIOINVOLVED. RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 8:55;PI~.

IvIUTUAL AID ALARIvI OF FIRE AT PROPERTY OWNED BYDONALD ARCARA OLD LAKE SHORE RD. RESPONDED WITH#1 #5 AND 18 MEN. RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 8:30PM.

~PE FUL~ BIviITTED,

TOTAL ALARIvIS OF 1vI0NTH 8TOTAL IvIAN HRS. 63.98

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Regular.MeetingMon. June 14,1971

The Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola., N.Y. washeld on Mqnday June 14th.,1971 at the Village Hall.


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Present: Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteCarl Iannello.Joseph Mendola


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Building permit was re~eived from E.C.G. Construction Co. for erection ofan addition to the New York Telephone Co. BUilding on School St. It was movedby Mr •..White and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that this permit be granted. Un. Crd.

Fire reports for the months of April and May were submitted by Chief Hermanalso a copy of the hydrant test report. They were read. and ordered. filed.

Police report was submitted by Chief Kane. It was read and ordered filed.

Question arose on a Court clerk for the JUdge"s department, as there aretimes when one is greatly needed for criminal cases that occur during the

.. year. A bill was received from Acting Judge Peter Gugino's court clerk forservices she had rendered last month and this is being tabled until PoliceCom. Allen White has a chance to contact Acting Judge Gugino on this.

Mr. Carl Barrett was present at the meeting in regard to sign posts in theVillage. He stated that there are places where there are at least 3 or 4signs in a very small area and felt this was unessary. Mr. Barrett was informed that this is State Dept. regulation. Supt. Orr stated that he wouldcontact the. State Dept •. of ..Tra;Efic.in Hamburg, N.Y. and see what can bedone to eliminate some of this. congestion.

Mr. & Mrs Robert Stoessel of Lincoln St. were present at the meeting inregard to their complaint on the noise and dust made by the users of themini bikes on Sunset BlVd. area. Mr. Floyd Hurst Village Atty. drafted upa letter to be sent to Mr. Willima Miller, owner of the property where.the race track is being held, to s·ee if t.his condit ion can be stopped., ,

St. Dept.: St. Com•..CarlIannello stated that the. pick up truck has arrivedin Albany and it will be delivered Within. the near future. The other truckwill be expeceed in July.Discussion was held in regard to the unsightly mess in the vacant lot ownedby Larry Beaver next to Ross's and Bob's Market on Commercial St. VillageAtty. will contact Mr. Beaver to see if this lot can be cleared of theweeds and brush. He will also contact Mr. Thomas Bowman to clear up theunsightly mess at the rear of his property on Center St. and will alsocontact the Evans National Bank on Bob's Market building.

Transfer was requested by Treas. M. Arnold and Budget Director Kingan forIns. Fund # A 1910.4 in the amount of $500.00 to be transfereed from theContingent Fund # A 1990.4. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr.White that this transfer be made by the Treas. Un. Crd.

'lQvi.ter Dept: Water Com. Joseph Mendola requested that the Treas. get a C.D.in the amount of $15,000.00 for a 30 day term in the water Dept.

It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the .following .resol.be adopted: Resolved: The salary of Louis Perez Water plant operato+be increased to $6000.00 per year effective June Ist.~1971. U • Crd.

Mr. Edwin Cotton gave a report on the water line cleaning job and the intakeproject. The balance aof the work is to be discontinued until this Fall. 'He also submitted two billings one for Ahrens & Wells and the other forhis serices on Es~. # 10 of the intake project. Mr. Kingan stated that hewould like a complet~ accounting of all work that has been done and thecosts, plus all changes made, the reason for such changes and the cOS.tsof all changes made. Mr. Cotton stated that he would have this report fornext meet ing. ' " ,

It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that the following resol.be passed: Resolved: Whereas bids were received from Ahrens & Wells~ BelmontPainting~ Nationw;i.de Painting Co. and Amherst Painting Co. in connection'withthe Water tank repairNow Therefore it is resolved that all bids be rejectedand the bid bonds be returned to the bidders. Un. Crd.

'8w.. ate+ Com. Joseph Mendo.la, s.ta.~ed. that Mr. Alfr.ed war.e. ' Water Maint.ance Man.has given his,notice of retirement effective in Oct. 1971 and that ,he wouldlike to start a new man to replace Mr. Waee now as he will need the extratraining due to water turn ons being under way now for the seasonal customersat the Lake. It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Wh~fe that thefollowing resol. be adopted for the hiring of a new man: ResOlved: Whrerasthere is a need for an additionallqborer in the Water 'Dept.', N.ow thereforeit is resolved that Donald Mogavero be employed effective as ot June 21st~,1971 at the rate of $2.62 per hr. and the annual rate of $6000.00 per yr. Un.Crd. ' "

Village Attyl HUEst will get the necessary Bond papers for the renewal of theLibrary Note this month and he also stated that the interest dropped to 4~%

for next yr.

It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. White that the following resol.be adopted: Resolved: The Mayor is hereby authorized to sign the Pol;i.ce ServiceContract Agreement w;i.th the Town of Evans at the Annual rate of $8505.00cover;i.ng the period Jan. Ist.,1971 thru Dec. 31st.,1971. Un. Crd~

The follow;i.ng bills were subm;i.tted for payment by the Treas. Water Cjllt:;;.t 5 ~ 24 total of $2564.31 anfi Gen. cks. # 6 - 39 total of 8079.90. Itwas moved and 2nd. that al b;i.lls be paid as subm;i.tted. Un. Crd.

It was moved and 2nd.Un. Crd.

INDEX

Mr. Gowie - Water Service billing

Fire Insp. report

Police report

Mail Box - Bank

Transfers

,June 28, 1971

FIRE INSPECTOR'S REPORT

ANGOLA, NEW YORK

On June 19, 1971, I inspected the building that formerlyhoused Bob' s ~!arket. First of all, the one side of the building isn't too bad, exoept the front, where loose wood and metalmakes it unsafe to walk by. The steps on the side are unsafe.Some are broken and the landi.ng on the top i.s rotten, with twobroken boards. ~'hese boards are 3/lt" thick, a violation of thebuilding oode,

The basement door is open. Once in the basement, you willfind. mud and. water (dirt floor). 'rhe timbers holding the floorare satura ted wi th water.

On the first floor, the door was also open 1n the rear.Once inside, I found the floor had buckeled from the moistureof the b9.sement in several places. In the rear of the store,water 1s laying on the concrete floor, with trash in severalcorners (paper, old records, etc.)

On the second floor, also open, the three rooms in the rearare filled with all k1nds of trash (paper, wood, mattresses,couches, stove, refrigerator and TV sets). I found open wiringwhich was hanging out of the fuse boxes.

This building is a fire hazard, Ellso unsafe to walk by infront. In case of fire, you c.ould. also lose the drug store andsurrounding buildings.

Inspection was made by Al Orr and Floyd Ml11iken on 61'19/71.

Angola Fire Inspector

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105Regular Meeting

Monday June 28,1971

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y. washeld on Monday June 28th.,1971 at the Village Hall.

Meeting was called to order by Mayor Carbeck at 7;45 P.M~

PRESENT:

Absent:

Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteJoseph MendolaCarl Iannello

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Mr. Bruce Cowie of the National Time Sharing Co. was present at the meetingin regard to a proposed computer water billing service. Mr. Cowie explainedthe system and estimated the cost at $1500.00 to $1600.00 per year plus aninital cost of 20¢ per account or $300.00 plus possible additional costof printing bills. The matter was tabled for further consideration.

Fire Inspector gave a report on buildings that he has inspected. (A copyis attached on separate sheet.)

Police Dept.: Police Com. Allen White stated that he would like to retainthe old police car until Sept. of this year for summer patroling, then itwill be decided if it should be sold and taken out of use.

St. Report: St. Supt. Alton Orr gave a report on the storm drains, andstreet work to date.

Discussion was held on a request for a mail box to be insaalled at theEvans Bank area. This was referred to Chief Kane and Supt. Public Worksto check on details for this request.

Youth Rec. balance of $1500.00 was tabled until July 19th. mtg.

It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. White that the follow#ng transfer!be made: A 9710.7 Int. account total of $157.50 and Tax Levy control totalof $1.15, both transfers to be made from the Contingent Fund. Un. Crd.

Thank you letter was received from the Angola Library Board to the AngolaVillage Board for their co-operation during the years that the Libraryhad proposed the new library quarters and for the new bUilding that theynow are moved into plUS the plant that was given to the Library on thededication day.

Letter was received from Com. Burns on a Regional Meeting to be held.Mayor Carbeckrequested that be would like to have a Board Member attendthis meeting on Tues, July 27th. in Bflo. N.Y.

It was moved and 2nd. that the following bills be paid Water Cks. #9-45with the (exception of cks. # 40 & 4~2) total of 31,440.45 and Gen. Cks.# 13~86 total of 75,374.71. Un. Crd.

Nt was moved and 2nd. that the meeting be adjourned until July 19th.Un. Crd.

INDEX

Catalino on tax duplicationComplaint on dust on John R & Stellane StsReport from Fire Insp. MilikenVillage truck bid for sale of truckBld. permits: Newman,Iannell91Beck and LerczakPolice reportFire Co. req. for eauip.lgas keys and F.Prev. codeSt. reportCotton's report on plantResol. on MisS N.Y.State and Youth Group.

MO:NTHLY REPORT TO VILLAGE OF' ANGOLA BOARD OF TRUSTEES

JUNE 1st THROUGH JUNE 3;OthJ 1971

E'!IERGENcms:

3; AMBULANCE CALLS5, INHALATOR CALLS3\ FIRST AID CALLS

TRAFFID:70 U']T'S ISSUED14 Pl\RKING TICKETS10J WARNING TICKETS

4 ASSIST TO' STRANDED MOTORISTS

OTHER ACTIVITIES:10 ASSIST TO OTHER AGENCJES

7 RECORD CHECKS4 EMERGENCY MESSAGES DELIViEHED5 NEIGHBOR TR01mLE CONIPLAINrS2 NOISE COMPLAI:NTS

10) DOG COMPLAI:NTS41, MINI BIKE COMPLAINTS1, CRIMINAL MICImF COMPLAI:NTS3 PET IT LARCENif COMP3;vATTEMPTED BURGLARY C~LA!JIN'fS2 STOLEN B:II<ES RECOVERED3; TRIPS, ~O MEYER HOSP1 PUBLIC I:NTOXICATION AR!iEST

53, SPEEDlllG SUMMONS IBBIUED2 INSUFFICIEN.I' LIGHI'S2 UNLICENSllID OPERXrOR ARRESTS6 NO INSPECTION2 IDOOlGISTERED2' NO U TURN1 J1VJPROPER PLATES1 NO INSURANCE11 INADEQJJNllE BRAKES2 HARASSMENT ARIt:E:STS4 DOMESTIC COMPL!:nNTS

FBI MO:NTHLY REPORTDEPT COmCTION MO:NTHLYMONTHLY REPORT TO VILLAGE BOARD200 PAGE Q,UESTIONAIR:flE ANSWERED AND RETURNED TO COUNTY

4,849 MILES PATROLLED BY ANGOLA PD4.32.5 GALLONS OF GAS USED BY MD112.5 "I "Ul It 11 AFD

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111Regular Meeting

Monday July 19,1971

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees" Village of Angola;N.Y. washeld on Monday July919th.,1971 at the Village Hall.

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

PRESBNT: ponald L. CatbeckEarl KinganAllenWhi teCarl,Ic:rnelloJoseph Mendola

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Mr. Catalin~ property owner on Mesi Dr. was present at the meetlng to statethat he has a tax duplication. Account # 202-491 should be in the Kleinlisting. He also submitted a sub-division map to prove it. Mayor Carbeckstated that he would have to table .this until the Assessors could checkon this parcel 1;>efore any change 'could be made.

Complaint was submitted in regard to dust from the street b@wteen John RDr. & Stellane Dr.• St. Com. Iannello stated that he would have it gradedand oiled for this year and that should keep the dustdpwn until they areready to pave this street.,

Fire Inspector Floyd lVliliken submitted a writt'enreport on the deplorablecondiillion.of the old Great r,;akes Packing plant on South Main st. and alsorequested that a copy of this be submitted to the Building Inspector.He also submitted a report on the junk cars. Mayor Carbeck requested theClerk to secure a copy of the junk car oiCdinance from Mayor Potter inDepew, as they have just passed this ordinance.

Discussion was held on the ERxe disposal of the old Village D.P.W. truck.It was moved and 2nd. that seal.ed bids be received for the sale of thistruck on Monday Aug. 16th. at 8 P.M. Notice will be published in theEvans Journal.

Building permits were received from: Henry Lerczak to erect a home onLerckzak sub-division1 Harold Newman to ercet a in ground swimming P0011Robert Beck to erect a private garage and to Carl Iannello to erect apatio. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that the followingpermits b~ granted. Un. Crd.

Police report was received and ordered filed.

Request was rec/d from the Angola Fire Co. for equipment to be purchasedand a copy of the Fire prevention code to be set up and also for sometningto be arranged for abetter system for gasing the Fire trucks without havingto be delayed for the Village patlm. to give them gas. It was moved and2nd. that the equipment be purchased, and the other requests were tabled fprthe present time. Un. Crd.A request was also rec'd from the Fire Co. for permission to accept theapplication of Anthony Blanco of Com. St. as a Fireman. It was moved and2nd. that this permission be granted. Un. Crd.

St. Com. report: St. Com. Iannelo stated that he would like permission topave Commercial St. from Village end to end of the Village line (~mile)

Est. cost of materials would be $13,000.00. Village Maintenance would dothe labor work on it. it was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Whitethat permission be graneed for this. Un. Crd.

11~he Stripingas possible.completed.

machine has arrived and the. Village streets will be marked as soonThe sidewalks will be done after the street work has been

Discussion arose on the vacations for Kazcmarek and Braun. Tabled for thepresent titne.

Mr. Cotton gave a report On the pump station job. Also submitted a bill forAhrens & Wells in the amount of $2539.40 which should be the last bill eEcludingthe retaining fee.

It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. White that the N.Y.S. Thruwaywater billing be changed flCom .the present charge to a straight 55¢ per M.Clerk is to notify the Thruway on this change.J3;,,'corne'erff€)ctive'6/,1/7.1:••~.~rr~d. ..It was moved B}'l Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mrl Whiee that the followingresolutions be adopted:1 = WHEREAS THE Youth Bureau of the Evans-Angola Recreation Department hasdonated its services to the Village of Angola for the painting of .the FireHydrants and cleaning of the vacant lots, NOW THEREFO~ BE IT RESOLVED. thatthe Village Board extend its appreciation to the Youth Bureau for the finejob done on both the Fire hyliirants and cleanil).g up of. the vacant lots, inhae V~llage of Angola.

2 = WHEREAS Miss Elisabeth May Condon, a resid'lent. of the Angola Area wasfecently chosen to represent New York State in the Miss America pagent, asMiss ,New YorkState.. of 1971, blE! it resoi1ved, that, the Village Board extendits. congratulations to Mr & Mrs" Robert Condon, and ,its best wlilshws ,andgood luck to Miss Elisabeth Condaon in the flCr,thcoming Miss America Pagent.Un. Crd.

The following bills were submitted ,for payment: Water cks. #26~~xk~kxx to~X 72 total of 6822.63 and Gen. Cks. # 33 140 total of 8320.69. It was maedand 2nd. to pay the bill.s as submitted. Un. erd. .

It was moved and 2nd.

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INDEX

Bldg. permit - C.Carbeck

Police report

Police canvass rec'd.

'New gasoline pump and tank to be purchased plus transgers

Town Hall request for use of old D.P.W. for elections

Village Off. mtg. Sept. 16th.

Thruway billing

Vac. for R.Kacazmarek and G.Braun

L.Perez attedning trainee school

C.Drago - low water pressure

Resol. on Main St. Zoning for Aged home

Resol on transfer of funds for Backhoe paym. on note 9/22/71

Resol. on T.Bowman

Resol. on E.Center Ambulance notice

Ageeement on Sidealk for P.Office

119

MONTHLY POLICE REPORT TO VILLAGE BOliRll VILLAGE m' ANGOLAJULY 1; through JULY 31 st 1971

EMERGENCIES:5 FIRST AID CALLSLl AMBULANCE C:ALLS1, INHALATOR CAM"

TR1\FFIC:52 UTTS ISSUEm

1, ACCIDENT INVESTIGATED, 111 PARKING TICro~TS

i 4 FUJ'lERAL ESCORTS5 BINGO BANK ESCOR~S

22 W'ARNING TIC~TS ISSUEID7 MOTOR VEHICIE DEPT REVOCA'TIONS EXECUTED

O'l'HER ACTIVI'J'JTES:

iLl ASSIST TO OTEER POLICE DEPTS5 J\\SSIS~' TO STRANUFID MOTORISTS8 NEIGHBOR TROUBLE CALLS

12 DOG COMPLAINTSiii MISC COMPLAINTS

1· STOJJF..N MOTORCYCLE: HECOVERF.Jl2'" BIeyclOElS 11

1 to PAINTING 11

5 FRAUD CRECKZ COMPLAINTS6 PETIT I.AHGENY COMPLAIN'l'S3 CRIMINAL MISCHIEF COMPLAINTS1 MENTAL HYGINE LAW VIOLATION (OVEHDOSE)1 AHRES'r FOR ASSAULT 20ml1, AHRElST FOR HARASSMENT1 11 11 LEAVING TEE SCENE OF ACC:illENI1, 11 11 CRIMINAL MISCHIEF

~7 SPEEDING ARRESTS1 NO HE:LJVIET1 UNREGISTERED MOTOR VEHICI,E3· TJNLJ:CENSIED OPRi~,ATORS

3 NO U TURNS1i INSUFFICIENT LIGHTS5 NO INSPECTION1 BAJ} TIRE1i FIRE COMPLAINT4 DOORS' FOUND OPENMONTHLY REPOHT TO VILLAGE BOABD

III II fl FBI11, 11 11 DEPT OF COIlHECTI ON

41-,059 MILES: PATROLLED BY ANGOLA POLICE DEPTLlBt.6 GALI.ONS OF GAS USED BY APD~9.6 II. 11 11, 11 11 AFD24.4 11 11 11 11 11 DOG WABDEN

,LY S~ITTED

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I

Regular MeetingMonday Aug. 16,1971

The Regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,N.Y. washeld on Monday August 16th,1971 at the Village Hall.- . . : '


PRESENT:

ABSENT:

Donald CarbeckEarl KinganCarl IannelloJoseph MendolaAllen White

MayorTrustee11'111111111111


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BUILDING PERMIT:'BUilding permit was received from Carole Carbeck to erect aproperty on Lorain St. It was. moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd.that this permit be granted. Un. Crd.

,garageby Mr.

on herKingan

Police report was submitted by Chief Kane. Read and ordered filed.Mayor Carbeck received a canvass on police patrolmen. Clerk was instructedto notify each candidate as in past.

St. Dept: Discussion was held on the purchase of a new gasoline tank and pumpto be installed at the Commercial St. site next to the new D.P.W. Bldg. Itwas moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that the village purchasesthis tank, pump and other accessories needed. Also that a transfer be madein the amount of $400.00 from the'Contingent Fund A 1990.4 to account # .A 3120.2 Police equipment fund as this tank s.hould be paid from both thePolice equipment and street equipment funds. Un. Crd. (Clerk to send theorder to Lancaster Tank Co) .St. Com. Iannello stated that he will have to hire Mr. Carl and Mr. Chas.Farrugello again for a short time to install some sidewalks that must bedOrE this year. They are to be hired at the same hourly wage as paid last yr.It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that permanent statusbe granted to Earl Wockasen, street laborer.• He has completed his 6 monthprobationary period. Un. Crd.

Mayor Carbeck received a letter from Sup. Robert Catalina requesting theuse.of the old D.P.W. bldg. for the TownPrimarys and Election. Permissionwas granted.

Village Officials first meeting of the new year will be Sept. 16th.,197l.Angola will be host to this meeting and dinner. Mr. Iannello and Mr. Whitewill have charge of the cocktails and Mr. Orr will supervise the arrangementof the tables at the Catholic School hall.

Discussion was held in xegard to the N.Y.S.Thruway Water billing which hasbeen raised to 55¢ per M~ effective on June lst.,197l. Mr. Hurst, VillageAttorney will take care of this correspondense.

Discussion was held on the vacations for Robert Kaczmarek and George Braunand it was granted that both are to receive a 2 weekvacaction this yearas they have served the necessary time limit for a 2 week vacation.

Discussion'was held in regard to Louis Perez attending water trainee Schoolto be held in Sept. It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Iannellothat Mr. Perez be authorized to attend this training school with all expensespaid by the Water Dept. Un. Crd. (School 9/13 to 9/24/71)

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118Mr. Charles Drago was present at t~emeeting in regard to low water pressureat his home. Mayor Carbeck and Smpt. A1. Orr will cheek this out on Tues.at 4r30 P.M.,

. , ,Permission has been requested by Supv. Robert Cata1ino for the use of the oldD.P.W. bldg. for Primary and election days. Permission was granted on this.

It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that the following resolutionbe passed: WHEREAS the Christian Churches Servicing.the.Aging Inc. iscompemp1ating the erection of a bUilding on the property at 171 No.Main St.Ango1a,N.Y. which is partly in the Business Zone and partly in a residentialI distrd:ct - NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED that this Board indicates itwill favor the necessary change in the zoning ordinance to provide for suchconstruction. Un. Crd. Voting Aye Mayor Carbeck, Trustees Kinganr Iannelloand Mendola.' Voting No - None.

It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr Iannello ·that the following transferbe made for the BaCkhoe Ant. note that is due on 9/22/71 : Transfer 278.51from surplus funds to· A 9710.6 and the amount of $871.49 be drawn from thebalance in the Bacl<:lhoe. Capitql Fund to be a Seaparte check towards theiJil!:payment of principal on this note that comes due. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. ·by Mr. Mendola that the followingbe passed: The Supt. of Public Works is'hereby authorized to take actionpursuant to Ordinance against Thomas Bowman for exciting Violation of Ordinance.Un. Crd. ,.It was moved. by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the fo1lowing,resol.be passed.: WHEREAS the Evans Center Vol. Rescue Squad has for many years provided Ambulance and First Aid to the Citizens of this Community and WHEREASthe Ambulance presently in use in in need of replacement because of its ageand for mechanical condidition NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED that this AngolaVillage Board does hereby urge the Citizens of this Community to suppor.tthisworthy cause by financial contributions to the fund fQr the purchaseofthmsnew.ambu1ance.·Un.Crd.

Agreement was received by Mayor Carbeckfrom the. Public Bldg. Svce. in Bf10.N.Y. on the "Agreements between the Muniqbpa1ties and the Federal Govt. forthe installation .of sidewalks and or/repairs;' It was moved by Mr. Kinganand 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the following resol. be passed: Resolvedthe Mayor is authorized to sign agreement with the General Services Adrn/in installation of sidewalks at the U.S. Post Office on Main St. for thereimbursement to the Vi11age.pursuant to Agreement A. U,n. Crd.

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Moved and 2nd. that· the following bills be paid as submitted:.Watertotal 16,098.99 and gen. cks. # 65-210 total of 6822.36. Un. Crd.

Motion made and lnd. toad~jurn to Tues. Sept. 7th,1971 due to LaborMon. Sept. 6th. Un. Crd.

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INDEX

Geo. Lemmler on parking lot complaint

Socail Welfare letter

Police ReplDlDt

B. Permit - M. Fazzallaro

Police canvas

Transfers for trees

P.O Sidewalk

Erie Co. Assoc. mtg. (Angola 9(16)

Ware's resignation

Old truck bids

Tree bids

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MONTHLY POLICE REPORT TO VILLAGE BOARD, VII.LAGE OF ANGOLAAUGUm' 1 'l'IDWUGH AUG11'S1' 31 -111971

EMERGENCIES:3 JilVIB11'LANCE CALLS5 FIRST AID CALLS" INHALATOR CALL

TRAF1?IC:5 ACCIDEN'IIS INVESTIGA~

7 ESCORTS48 V & T S:~ONS ISSUED12' PABKING TICKETS

1 WARNING TICKET

OTHER ,w;rIVITIES :5 PETIT LARCENY COMPLAINTS1 HEr & RUN COMPLAINT4 CRIMINAL MISCHIE8' COMPLAINrs1 ATTElYJPTED S11'mIDl!l2' PARTIES, TAKEN TO MEYER. FOR OBSEJWNrION3 DOG COMPI,AINTS15 MISCELLANOUS COMPLAJNTS11ili ASSIST TO OTHER AGENCIES11 RECORD CHECKS FOR VARIOUS AGENCIES2 DOORS FOUND OPEN5i ARREST FOR UNRIDISTElTh"J) MOTOR VEHICLES8 NO IHSPl!lC!rION1 CROSSING THE DOU8LE. LINE15 SPE-EDING1 NO 11' TURN2' UNSAFE ST.l\B!rING2' NO TAIL LIGHTS1; RJ1'CKLESS DRIVING3 UNSAFE TIRE1. STOP SIGN2 ABANDONED CARS TOWFlUMONTHLY HEPORT 'll0 FBI

CORRECTION DEPTVILLAGlil; BOARD

SEvII-ANN11'AL REPORT '1'0 MOTOR VEHIClE DEPT

4.3,24 MILES PATROLLED BY ANGOLA PD4,;2'.6 GAl,LONS OF GAS USED BY APD

2'.6.0 1.11 1.1: II II 11 AFD,;18.0 DOG WARDEN

~.T ~p.m.'TF ,LY S1I)lMITTED

"r/~~ .eHIE OF POLJ:CE

135

Regular MeetingSept. 7th•.,1971

121

The Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of ~ngola,N.Y. washeld on Tuesday Sept. 7th.,1971 (due to .Labor,Day falling on )Vlon•. Sept.6th.Jat the Village Hall, ~ngola, N.Y.


PRESENT: Donald L. CarbeckEarl Kingan~llen WhiteCarl IannelloJeeeph Mendola

Mayor,Trustee1I111l1l1ll/11

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111111 11111111

Mr. George Lemmler was present at the meeting in rega~d to a complainthe submitted on a car that was towed out of the Main St. parking lotbelonging to one of the tenants in the bUilding owned by ;Lemmler & Leone~fter a pro and con discussion on this. matter, it was moved by Mr. Kinganand 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that. this matter b.e tabled until the next meeting.Un. Crd.

Letter was received by Mayor Carbeck from the Dept. of Social Servicesin regard to Welfare clients be available for. employment if needed bythe Village Depts. This was referred to Mr. Carl Iannello St. Com. fOrconsideration. \

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

Building permit was received from Marion Fazzallaro to extend a singledwelling on Woodward ~ve. It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nO. by Mr.Mendola that the permit be granted. Un. Crd.

Mr. Gerald Galfo was present at the meeting in regard to the stormdrainage problem plus a request for an additional street light in hisarea. St. Com. Iannello will check on both of these items.

Mayor Carbeck stated that on Monday ~ug. 30th., he met With Mr. White,Police Com. and' the one applicant that had accepted the police patrolmanposition on the police canvas. The applicant was not accepted, so theClerk has returned the canvas to the Personnel Office and has requesteda new canvas for patrolmen.

It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the followingtransfers as requested by the Treas. be made for the Tree Budget acct.No. ~ 8560.4. $3000.00 be transferred from ~ 1620.47 $1000.00 trans. from~ 5142.2 and $1000.00 be transferred from Surplus funds. This was due tothe storm damage. Un. Crd.

Mr. Iannello stated that he has tried to contact the Bflo. dept. onthe Pos.t Office sidewalk project and he has not be able to reach themby phone. He will try again this week. A more detailed report will beready on this for next meeting.

Mr. Cotton gave a report on the pumping station. and a report on thedamage caused by the recent storm.

The Village of Angola will be host to the Erie Co. Village OfficialsAssoc. meeting on Thursday Sept. 16th. All depts. have been notified.

Resignation was received from Mr. Alfred Ware, Water Dept. employee.

.,11A ~ . .t was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. White that the following resole

be adopted: WHEREAS Alfred J. Ware has served the Vil~e of Angola faithfulyfor many years and has filed a notice of resignation from Village employmenteffective Oct. 30th.,1971, NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED that the resignationbe accepted' eff'ective Oct. 30th., 1971, and the thanks of the Village beextended to Mr. Ware for services rendered. Un. ~rd.

It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that the following resolebe adopted: WHEREAS THE Village adverti'sed fol: bids' to 'be received pursuantto notice for the disposal of a 1965 dodge delivery truck same beingdetermined to be of no further'use to the Village and bids for same havingbeen received as follows: David Hosler = $72.00~ Reid Smith = $106.00~AI. Haberer = $117.50~ and T. Frazier = $100.00. NOW THEREFORE IT ISRESOLVED that the said vehicle be sold to the highest bidder AI. Habererupon payment of $117.50 to the Village and the Clerk is authorized tosigh the title transfer upon receipt of payment. Un. Crd.

TREE BIDS: , ". .". . , 'It was,mov~q by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. White that the following resolebe adopted: RESQLVED: WHWRA$ bids were receivedanq publicly opened pursuantto advertsiement and there upon read aloud as received as follows:1 = Monroe Tree Service Ch~etowaga, N.Y•••••••••••••••••••• 2940.002 = Kinner, Tree Service, Pthnkirk, N.Y_ ••..•.•.•...•.......• ,.5853.723 = Walts. Tree··Svee.• Latlcas.t:e~,. N/Y'~ ••••• .'•• ,• ."•••• "' ••••••• •478b~OO4 = D~vey Tree Svce., Bowmansville, N.Y••••••••••••••••• ·••• ~3960·.0'Qc-

5 = Erie Landscaping Sve. South Dayton, N'. Y••. '•.•••.••••. •.• 2995.00NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED the contract for tree removal be awarded toMonroe Tree Svce. Inc., the lowest 'llixlliux responsible bidder, .,for thedesignated 19trees for the sum of $2940.00 pursuant to the bid notice.Un. Crd.

The following bills were submitted for payment.by the Clerk-Treas.WaterCks. # 80 to 142 total of $6053.20 and Gen. Cks. # 101-253 total of65,132.65. It wasmoved'and 2nd. that a.Ll bills be paid as summited. Un.Crd.

It was

Index

E.Brant on.Great Lakes Bldg. Assm.

B.Permits = C. Iannello and Grasser for sign

Fire Co. on chairs - F. Co. Exemption

Fire Horns to Fire Co.

Flag display

Specs. on sidewalk work

Transfer in water dept.

Tree resole

Junk car resole and notice.

125

I

..... -PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that there has been presented to

he Board of Trustees of the Village of Angola, New York, on

leptember 20, 1971, Local Law No. 2 of the year 1971, entitled as

"Local Law to regulate and ·terminate the outdoor storage of: abandoned .•

junked, discarded and unlicensed motor vehicles upon privately owned

property in the Village of Angola." Said Local Law provides that the

outdoor storage of abandoned, junked, discarded and unlicensed motor

vehicles upon privately owned property is prohibited and requires

their removal, and, further provides for notice to be given and upon

failure to remove provides for penalties and that the Village may

remove and dispose of same and the cost thereof shall constitute a

lien and charge on the land until paid or otherwise satisfied or dis

charged and shall be collected in the manner proVided for collection

of delinquent taxes.

THb~REFORE, pursuant to Statute, the Board of Trustees of such

Village will hold a public heari.ng on the afol'e said I,ocal Law in the

Village Hall, 40 Commercial Street, Angola, New York, at 8:00 P.M.

on October ~..th, 19'("l., at lo1hich time all persons intel'ested will be

heard.

Dated: September 20th, 1971

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123Regular Meeting

Mon. Sept. 20,1971

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola, N.Y.was held on Monday Sept. 20th.,197l at the Vill~ge hall.

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

PRESENT: ' Donald L. CarbeckEarl Kingan;Allen WhiteCarl 'IannelloJoseph Mendola

MayorTrusteeII 1111 11 11 II nII II II II II II II

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Mr. Edward Brant was present at the meeting in regard to the assessmentof the Great Lakes Packing Plant located on South Main St. He stated that heis in the process of purchasing the bUilding and due to the extensive repairing that must be done plUS the arrear taxes that he will have to pay, hewould likle to have the aSBessment lowered on this building. After a discussionby the Board, it was stated 'that the Board would be in favor of consideringhis request wh,en the new :1:'011 is made up for 1972-13.

I ' ,

BUilding permit was received from Carl Iannello to have a privategarage erected' on his property on Center St. and a permit for a sign tobe erected at the Grasser Florist shop on No. Main st. It was moved byMr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that both permits be granted. Un. Crd.

Fire Dept., Com. Sal. Sack was present at the meeting with? request thatthe Village purchases 50 fold.ing chairs for ,the use in the fire hall andthe Fire Co. will purchase the other 50 chairs needed from their funds.It was mpved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. White that the Village willpur~hase 50 chairS fOf the Fire Hall. Un. Crd.

The old Fire Horns have been removed from the old Fire hall roof andwere presented to the Fire Co. by the Village for souvenirs., '

Mr. William Houston, Fire Com. was present at the meeting in regardto the Fire Co. list for Firemens exemption. The deadline for updatingthe list wach year was set by Dec. 1st. for each year.

Mr. Floyd Miliken, Fire Inspector was present at the meeting in re~~rd toLouise Drum's house at 80 Lake St. It was stated to him that the home hasbeen purchased and will undoubtely be repaired to meet all sanitation laws.

Police Dept.: Police Com. Allen White stated that he is very dissatisfied with the display of the flag, he noted that there were severaldays that the police dpet. personel had not put the flag out for displayand several times when it was left out in the rain and at nite. ChiefKane stated that he will tend to this personally.Case of a claim against the Village police dept. was received from theShultz family due to the death of their infant child. Chief Kane statedthat he was on duty at the time of this mishap and the Village of AngolaPolice Dept. was not called to assist this case. It was Town of Evans Call.Mr. Hurst the Village Atty. will handle this claim with the Insuranc~

Carrier of the Village.

It was moved by Mr. Iannllo and 2nd. by My White that Village Atty.Hurst be authorized to draw up the specifications for the sidewalk workto be done by Village for the year 71-72. Un. Crd.

Mayor Carbeck stated that the Erie Co. Govt. meeting will be held thisThursday evening.

l

124:Mr. Cotton Village Engineer gave a report on the wat~r in the St. Point Area.More details will be available on this at the next mtg.,

It was moved by Mr. Kinga,n and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that a transfer ,in theamount of $2000.00 be made 'from bUdget item F8220.2 to F 8320.4. Un. Crd.,

Mayort~lv~'~~~~~~~~p Trustees

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WATER DEPT: Water Com. Mendola stated that he has a lot of trees and· debriat the water plant that has to be cleaned up due to the storm we had, andhe has conyacted Fred Schictel for a price in cleaning up this mess, theprice stated was $1365.00. It was.moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr.Iannello that the following resolution be adopted : Resolv.ed, the Mayoris authorized and directed to sign an agreement with Fred Schitchel d/baErie Landscaping for the tree work at the pumping station for themaximium sum of $1355.00. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr.: Mendola a~d 2nd,•. by Mr. Kingan that Mr. Hut'st,Village Atty. be authorized to pUblish in the Evans. Journal the followingnotice: Public Notice is hereby given that there has been presented tothe Board of· Trustees <:f the Village of Ang.ola, N.Y., on Sept. 20th.,1971,Local Law No. 2 of the year 1971, entitled as ~Local Law to regulate andterminate the outdoor storage of abandoned, junked, discarded and unlicensedmotor Vehicles upon privetlaley owned property in the Village of Angola"Said Local Law prOVides tha,t t;he outdoor ..storageof abondoned, junked,discarded and unlicensed motor vehicl.es upon prmvately owned property is "prohibited and requires their removal, and further provides for notice to begiven and upon failure to remove provides for penalti.es and that the Villagemay remove and dispose of same and the cost thereof shall constitute alien and charge", onthe land until paid or ot'herwisesatisfied. or discharged'and shall be collected in the manner provided for collection of aelinquent taxes.THEREFORE , pursuant to Statute,' the Board of Trustees of such Village willhold a pUbl.ic hearing on the afor·esaid Local Law in the Village Hall, 41 .Commercial St. Angola, N.Y. at8~00 P.M. on October 4th.,1971,· at which time allpersons interested w.ill be heard.Dated Sept. 20,1971. ' Donald L. Carbeck, Mayor.

The following bills were submitted for payment: Water Dept. Cks. # 92-105total -of 4312.51 and General Cks. # 119-299 total of 16533.57. It was ,movedand 2nd. to pay bills as ~ubmitted. Un. Crd.

It was maed

INDEX

B.Permit = Geo. Ziembec

Fire Report

Police report

Virostko = st. oiled and new light

St. Light resol. = Franklin Dr.

New plow for Int.

Local Law # 2 = Junk Cars

State Bldg. Code Resol.

Sidewalk Bids

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I

Regular MeetingMonday Oct. 4,1971

,'rhe Regular meeting of the Board of Trustees,' Village ·of Angola, N. Y. was heldat the Village hall on Monday Oct. 4th.,1971.

Meeting, was called to order by MayorCarbeck at 7130 P.M.

PRESENT:,

Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteCarl IannelloJoseph Me;ndola


II 11 II II II II II

II II 1111 II II II

Building permit was received from'George Ziembec for erection of a new homeon Delwood Ave. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. White that ·thepermit be grant ed. Un. Crd.·

Fire Report was received and ordlered filed.

Police r.eport was received and ordered filed.Mx.

Mr". Virostko was present and requested a street light to be erected on JohnR. Drive and to resurface the Bartus Lane area. Mr. Iannello stated that hewill have it o~led for this year and resurface it next year on the streetprogram for'Spring work. Mr. Iannello stat'ed tha.t he will cheek on the streetlight to see whe~e the location would be ,for a new light.

It was moved by ,Mr. White ,and ,2nd., by Mr. Iannello that the following resol.be passed: Resolved that in accordance with agreement dated 9/17/71 theNiagaRa Jvlohawk Power Corp. be directed to make the following changes in thestreet lighting system in the Vil1ag.e of Angola: Location = Franklin Dr.NM 4 pole = Install 175W-MV No 1 annual charge of $40.00.

It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr Mendola that the following resol.be passed: Resolved: The purchase of a 8~ft. long plow f~x 25 inches in heightModel Stl02 With 'tub1ar underframe mounting, Meyer Hi-Lo'lift system, lights,turning signals and frmae to be installed on l~ tom International Dump truckfrom the Madday Body and Eq~ipment Co. in Buffalo, N.Y. for the sum of $936.00to be fully installed by seller. Un. Crd.

Village Officials Dinner meE1ting at Lewistown, N.Y. Wed. Oct. 20.1971.

Letter was received frOm Sam jVJisierindino in regard to cars parked on NorthMain St •• Mayor will have the Supt. check on this at the Safety Course meetingon Tuesday.

Water Com. and Mr. Cotton ~ave report on water to be supplied at Rmat Acres.More on this at next meeting.

Junk Cars: It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. White that the followingresol. be passed: Local Law @ 2 , 1971:WHEREAS a public hearing was held at the Angola Village Hall, 41 CommedlcialSt. Angola,N.Y. pursuant to notice duly published and WHEREAS the VillageBoard did review the proposed ordinance and made various midifications.NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOL~D that the copies of the smae as modifi~d be mailedto'the Board Members at least 7 days prior to the next meeting on Oct. 18th.at which time it will again be submitted for action. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. White and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that the following resol.be adopted:

t90"The undersigned Clerk of the Villag,e of Angola hereby certifies that on Oct.4th.,197l, the Board of Trustees of the Village of Angola, N.Y. in Erie Countyduly adopted a resolution accept,ing the applicability of the State BUilding Construction Code as follows:

Resolved, that in accordance with the provision of section 374A of the Executive ILaw of the State of New York, the Village of Angola, N.Y. hereby accepts andadopts, effective immediately, applicability of the "State BUilding ConstructionCode" hereto adopted by the State !IlIX Building Code Commission of the State ofNew York.Be it further resolved that 11 provisions of an ordinance to regulate andcontrol bUilding operations in the Village of Angola, N.Y. not inconsistantwith the provisions of the State Building Construction Code shall remain infull force and effect., and Be it further resolved that 'a certified copy ofthe ofrgoing resolution be filed in the prmncipal office of the State BuildingCode Commission and in the office of the Secretary 'of State abf 'New Yor.Un. Crd.

SIDEWALK BIDS:WHEREAS sealed bids were received and read aloud for the laying Of concretesidewalks pursuant to notice duly published and WHEREAS bids were duly deceivedfrom Russell Catalino ,at $LOO per sq. ft., for 4" and $1..15 'pr. sq. ft •.for 6"and from Anton Cul.ig and Samuel p •.Hars.hbarger residing at Springville N.Y•.respectively at 70¢ per sql ft. for 4" and 85¢ per. sq•.ft. for.. 6", .. NOW THEREFOREIT IS RESOLVED that the contract pe awarded to ,the lowestEx~~HXx responsiblebidders, being Ctillig'and Harshbarger ,at the price of 70¢for 4" and 85¢ for'6"per sq. ft. The cash deposit of $100 •.00 to be retained by t.he Clerk unti 1completion of the work and the clerk: .is further directed to return the $100.00certified check'to Russell Catalino. Un. erd.

The following bills were submitted for'.payment: Water cks., # 106-120 toral' of%5264.46 and general cks. # 140-321 total of $3700.02. It was moved and 2ndlthat all bills be paid as submitte~. Un.,Crd.

It was mQved and 2nd. to adjourn., Un~ Crd.

137MO~THLY POLICE IrgpORT VII,LAGE OF ANGOLA POLICE DEPT

SEPTEMJ3J1'R 1st through 30 1971

OOlRGENCIBS:6 AMBULANCE CALLS8 FIRST AID CALLS7 INHALATOR CALLS

TRAFFIC:3 ACCIDENTS INVESTIGAT.F.Il9 ESCORTS34 V & 'I' SUl"fiViONS ISSUEDt 1 PARKING TAGS ISS1]]11)10 WARNING 'rICKNTS ISSUF.J)aTlJER ACTIVITIES:

5 RECORIl CHECKS FOR arHER AGENCIES3 INDECENT Ex:POSURBl COMPLAINTS18 MISCELLANOUS COIVlPLAINTS3' HARASSMENT COMPLAINTS4 DOG C(]V[pLAINTS2'35 ASSISTS TO OTHER IlElFTS5i AsSIST TO MOTORISTS6 OPEN IlOORS12' MINI BIKE COIVlPLAINTS2 SUBJEXJTS TA.lCEN TO MJ<1YER FOR OBS~JIlVAT I ON8 PEIlErl' LARCBNY COJVIPLIHNf:I'S4wDOMESTIC COMPLAINTS1 STOLEN CAR3 PR01VLER COIVlPLAINTS4 NOISE COMPLUNTS4 COMPLAIN.U.B RR CROSSING BLOClCl".J)2 MISSING PERSONS35 CRIMINAL, MISCHIEF COMPLAINTS3) FIGIlT CJlLLs2' NEIGHBOR CALLS18 SPEElJlING CALLS31 INADEQUATE LIGHJ'ING1 THROWING GARBAGE ON ROAD11 NO U TURN1 NO INSPECTION35 BALD TIRE ARRESTS1 PERMITTING 1JNREGISTERED OPE'RATION1 UHLICENSEl:D OPERATOR1 NO INSURANCE1 DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATF.J)1: STOP SIGN1 IMPROPER PI.ATES11 RECUESS DRIVING

MONTHLY RFJPORT TO FBICORRTI:C'l'IONVILLAGE BOARIl

4.3319 MILES PATROLLED BY VIUAGE PD41 3.1 GALLONS m" GAS USED BY APD13 •4" 111 III ,,! ".AJ.rD113,.9 U n n, " n DOG WARDEN

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V LLAGE B()AF(D OF TRUSTEESA LA, N.Y. 14006

GENTLH!iEN,

THE FOLLUW I NG I S A REPORT OF ALARiviS ANSWERED BY THE A\C;OLAV()LU"ITEER FIRE U). II\IC. FUR THE 010lHH OF JUNE 1971.

6/7/71 10:45PrJi STAND BY ALARivI FOR TORNADD WATCH. 10 HEN RESPONDEDSECURED AT 12:00AivI

6/10/71

6/17/71

6/18/71

6/30/71

3!15PM

12: 30MJi

6: 15P1vI

6:15PM

ALARivI OF A CAR ON FiRE ON THE N.Y.S. THRUWAYHI LE POST 451 WESTBOUND. RESPo"IDED WITH #4, #5,MID 8"1EN. EXTINGUISHED WITH BOOSTER LINE Ai~DRETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 4:10PM.

ALARivi OF A CAR ON FIRE ERIE RD. A~D LAKE ST.REiBONDED WITH #4, #5, AND 14 IV1EI~. FOUND NOFIRE BUT OVERHEATED RADIATOR. RETURNED TOQUARTERS AT 12:50 AlVi.

ALARH OF CAR ON FIRE AT THE ROBERT LEONE RESIDENCE119 GROVE ST. RESPONDED WITH #4, #5, AND 7 ivlEN. ~OUT ON ARRIVAL. RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 11:35AM. ~

ALARIvI OF A TREE ON FIRE I N FRONT OF THE ROBERTBOLTON RESIDENCE PONTIAC AND VERSAILLES RD.RESPONDED WVTH #4, #5, AND 20 MEN. NOT FlEDPOWER CO. OF WIRES BURNING IN TREE AND RETURNEDTO QUARTERS AT 7:30 PH.

TOTAL ALARMS FOR THE IvlONTHTOTAL MAN HRS. ON ALARM

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54.10

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VILLAGE BOARD OF TRUSTEESANGOLA, N.Y. 14006

GENTLEHEN,

THE FOLLOWINGVOLUNTEER FIRE CO.

I S A REPORT OF ALARMS ANSWERED BY THE ANGOLAINC. FOR THE tvlONTH OF JULY 1971.

IvIUTUAL A 10 ALARtvl OF FIRE AT THE SUMlvlER HOIvIE OFJOHN CONI~ORS ON PEACH ST. RESPONDED WI TH #1, #4AND 8 ~IEN. USED 2 BOOSTERS AI~D 1-1~" L11~ES TOASSIST. RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 11:35AM.

ALARM OF A CAR ON FIRE AT THE EASTBOUND SERVICESERVICE ENTRANCE OF THE N.Y.S. THRUWAY. RESPONDED#4, #5, AND 13 MEN. EXTINGUISHED FIRE WITH .BOOSTER AND CHEMICAL. RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 12:20.

ALARlvI OF A GRASS FIRE ALONG THE RIGHT OF WAY OF THEPENNEENTRAL BETWEEiN EDEN-EVANS AND BURI~S RD.RESPCI\IDED WITH #1, t/5, AI·'D 3 IviEi<. i'\ErUf~I·!ED 7": 15Pii l.

ALARI!I OF A GRASS FIRE ON THE PEI',N CEI.JTRAL R. R. .~oEAST lilA II~ ST. CROSSI NC. RESPcr0DED WCTH ifl, tl5,M!D 15 liiEi'J. RETUR r.IED AT 6: 25 PH.

ALARH OF A GRASS FIRE ALONG PENN CENTRAL R.R.BETWEEI~ HOLLM,D AND CA I i~RD. RESPOI\lDED WiDTH#l, ·#5,AND 8 MEN. RETURNED AT 8:15PM.

ALAR!"I OF FIRE AT THE DELUXE ·1·~orEL<b.N RT. 20.RESPCNDED WOTH 7f4, #5, AI~D 11 MEI~. FOUI\lD A JEEPSNOW PLOW ALOI~GS I DE BU I LD II~G ABLAZE. PUT DOWrJ WOTHBOOSTERS AI\ID FOG AND RETURI\lED TO QUARTERS AT 3: 1OPIIJ.,

MUTUAL AID ALARM OF FIRE AT THE SUMMER HOME OF ..L. BARONE 01\1 FRONTIER ST. RESPONDED WITH #4, #5,MD 9 MEN. RETURI\lED TO QUARTERS AT 5:00PM '

EMERGENCY STAND BY AT HALL FOR IvIASS POWER FAILURE.SECURED AT 10:20PM.

1O:25AM

11 :35Ptvl

2 :40PI,1j

5: 55P"1

6:30PM

9:35PM

7/6/71

7/6/71

7/9/71

7/28/71

7/14/71

7/24/71

TOTAL ALARMS FOR MONTH - 9TOTAL MAN HRS. ON ALARM - 66.33

SUBMI TTED,

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VILLAG~ BOARD OF TR8STEESANGOLA, N.Y. 14006

GEN-fLEMEI\I,

THE FOLLOWING IS A REPORT OF ALARMS ANSWERED BY THE ANGOLAVOLU~iTEER FIRE CO. INC FOR THE MONTH OF AUG. 1971.

8/4/71

8/5/71

2:55PM

7: 05P["1

ALARM®f A CAR ON FIRE AT HANK PINTO COLLISIONON [\1. ~~AIN ST. RESPONDED WVTH #1,#5, AND llMEN.EXFI1 INGU ISHED FIRE IN JUNK CAR WITH BOOSTERS At~D

RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 3:25PM.

MUTUAL AID ALARM OF FIRE AT THE GERALD WRIGHTRESIBENCE ALBEE AND OLD LAKE SHORE RD. RESPONDEDIv IfH #4, #5, i'>iND 21 i/IEi~. KITCHEN FIRE REQU I REDNO HELP. RETURNED QUARTERS Al 7:30 PM.

2:40PM

6: JOM'i ALAH,-j A CAF, Cii 1'"1 RE ,;.[ IJ&W R.R.VIADUCT AT S. iijAil' ST. RESPU-IDED W'VTH #4, #5,AND 8 MEi~. USED 2-1-k" LII~ES Tu PUT DOW~I.RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 7':l30AM.

MUTUAL AiD ALARM OF FIRE TO LAKE ERIE BEACH.UI~NECCESSARY CALL WAS FIRST AID. 12 MEN RESPONDED.

BLAOWN OUT II~ADVERTANTL Y FOR AN EVANS CENTER FIRE.8 MEN RESPONDED.

ALARM OF GRASS FIRE ALONG PENN C~NTRALR.R. NEARGOWANS RD. RESPONDED WVTH #1,#5, AND 9 MEN.RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 4:15PM.

10:00PM EMERGENCY STANDBY FOR SEVERE WIND STORM ANDDAMAGE. 29 MEN RESPONDED.

8/6/71

8/9/71

8/22/71

8/l0/71

8/22/71c

8/24/71

8/27/71

10: 15PM

1:20M1

ALARM OF FIRE AT THE MC CAR THY RESIDENCE LAKE BAY.RE~PONDED WITH #4 AND 13 MEt~ TO ASSIST EVANS CTR.RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT lo:45PM. -

ALARi"1 OF A CAR FIRE ON THE OLD LAKE SHORE RD.RESPO~IDED WITH #4, #5, AND 7 iVIEN. PUT DOWN WiTH2 BOOSTERS AND RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 2:05AM.

MUTUAL AID ALARM OF FIRE AT THE ROSE PETERSRES IDENCE ON KEI~NEDY AT OAKLAND RDS. RESPONDEDWITH #4, #5, AND 10 MEi~. USED l-1-k" LINE TO ASSISTAND RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 2:30PM.

TOTAL ALARMS FOR MONTH - 10 _gESPE~~~LY SUBMITTED,TOTAL i'1A1~ HRS. ON ALARH - 188.70 C--

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Index

R.Catalino - Dupl. tax billB.PermitsFire Co. requestsTree workRoat acresSt. Light - Bartus laneEibrary SignTrans.Trans. 5000.00 from Water to General till 11/12/71_~

Local Law Adopted.

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I

Regular MeetingMon. Oct. 18,1971

The Regular meeting of bbe Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,N.Y. washeld on Mon. Oct. 18th.,1971 at the Village Hatl.

Meeting was called to order by Deputy Mayor White at 7,30 P.M. (MayorCarbeck was out of town for this meeting)

PRESENT:

ABSENT:

Allen WhiteEarl KinganCarl IannelloJoseph Mendola

Donald L. Carbeck

Deputy MayorTrustee...... uun ..UUlllllllt1t

Mayor

Mr. Russell Catalino owner of property on Mesi Dr. was present at the meeting in regard to duplicate tax against his name. Mr. Kingan stated that hewould check with the Town Tax Roll before this tax can be deleted from theVillage Tax Roll.

Building permit was received from Richard Rathburn to erect a,~h~;a~;~he

rear of his property on So. Man St. A demolition permit was submitted fromBison Canning Co. for 2 buildings that have been removed. It was moved byMr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that both permits be granteq.:,Un.;:Crd.

Mr. Jene Heimburg was present for the Fire Co. and submitted the followingrequests: ,1 = Purchase of new fire hose to replace hose no longer usuable.2 = Purchase of a MSA Air Mask for $372.003 = Permission to hold hydrant test Sun. Oct. 31st.4 =They are agreeable on adopting the American Ins. Assoc. Fire Code5 = 2 new Firemen to be added to the roster(Thomas Coleman & Leo Westly)It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan all requests be granted,with the exception of the Fire Code, and this was tabled until the Boardand Fire Com. have a chance to review it before adoption. Un. Crd.

Mr. Iannello stated that there are several more days of work yet by theMonroe Tree Co. and he is very dissatisfied with the work from this Co.He has had many complaints from the home owners.Mr. Charles Carbeck was present in regard to tree that he would like to haveremoved. Mr. Iannello stated that he would tend bo this on the next bUdget.Mrs Richard White requested that she would like permission to plant 4 treesin front of the Post Office where the old trees were removed. This wastabled for the present time, as this area must be blacktopped before winterand maybe in the Spring something can be done about the trees.New snow plow is here and installed.Parking on No. Main St. = Tabled.Letter from Conference of Mayors =It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by

, mr. Iannello that the Village does not act on this at the present time.Un~ Crd.

Mr. Hurst the Village Atty. is setting up a proposed agreement for theRoat Acres water area for Water Com. Mendola. Tabled till next mtg.

Village Atty. to check on data for water plant tax exemption.Village Off. Mtg. at Lewiston. - Nonone attending from Angola.

St. light for Bartus Lane approved. Supt. to tend to this.

N.Y.S.Division for Youth - Tabled.

136Mayro Carbeck submitted the report that he has received pledges from EvansNational Bank for $200.00, Marine Midland for $100.00 towards a new sign forthe new library bldg. He had contacted the Chamber of Commerce for the bal.of $130.00 but was refused, so he would like to have the Board consider thepayment of $130.00 from Village 'funds for this sign. It was moved that theVillage pay the balance aof $130.00 towards this bill for the sign. Un. Crd.

Transfer was requested by the Treas. for A 1910.4 Ins. Fund. $75.00 is neededfor this fund. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that thistransfer be made by the Treas. from the Contingent Fund A 1990.4. Un. Crd. "

Request .as submitted by the Treas. for a transfer of $5000.00 from theWater Dept. to the General fund due to a .shortage of monies in the Generalfund due to 2 - Cert •.of Deposit that were made in the General Fund eachfor $50,000.00 each and the one not being avaiable until Nov. 12th. when itis due, so it was moved by Mr. Kiggan and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that $5900.00be transferrred to the General fund until the one C.D. becomes due on Nov.12th. then the $5000.00 will be transferred back to the water dept. Un. Crd.

It was moved by Mr. &ingan and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello that the f~fl~~iri~resolution be passed:WHEREAS, a public .._:II::li:RlJX hearing was held by this Board on Sept. 20th.,1971, on Local Law # 2 of the year 1971 relative to Local Law to regulateand terminate the outdoor storage of abandonded, Junked, discarded and unlicensed motor vehicles upon provately owned property in the Dillage ofAngola which hearing was adjourned to Oct. 4th.,197l and thereaGter laidon;the table to the members ofi October 18th. after having been laid on thedesks of the Board members during such interval, It was moved by Trustee

'Mendola and seconded by Trustee Iannello as follows:

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Be it enac ted b7 the Board of True teea of the Village of Angolaaa follows:.

Outdoor storage of abandoned. Junked. diacarded and unregisteredIIlOtor vehicles upon privatel7 owned properq within the Village of Angola1a detrimental. to the safety. the heal th and the welfare of the publlc.The outdoor storage of such vehicles upon priva te17 owned lands con. ti tu teaan attractive nuisance to children and a pel'll to theil' .afety. It is afire hazard and a pos8ible 8OUl'Ce of tire and explosions.

'lbe preaervatl.on 01' peace. and good order, the pre.ervatl.on 01' pUbliohealth, the Pl'oteotion ot properq and the prevention 01' til'e and explosive. cause the Board 01' Tru. teea 01' the Village of Angola to leg18lateupon thia subJeot mattel'. It is hereby deolared that the adoption 01' thisLooal Law has for its pUl'pose the ftective tel'll11natlon 01' such practice.

Section I

Section II

Purpose

Storage 01' Abandoned Vehicles on Private Land Prohibited

It shall be unlawful fol' any peraon. fll'lIl or corpol'ation. elther 8.Sowner, oocupant, lesaee, agent, tenant or otherwise to store. place. parkor depod t. or cllllse or perm t to be stol'ed. placed, parke d or deposi ted,an abandoned or Junked or discarded or unlicensed and/or Inoperable motorvehicle or 1Il0tor vehiole8 upon any private land., unenclosed by a building

I upon the 8u.rf'ace 01' such land, wi thi n the corporllte 11mt8 ot the Villageof' A!1:ola.

Section III - Notice to Remove Vehicle

If the provisions of the foregoing .eetion are viola ted, the VillageClerk-Treasurer shall serve written notice, either personally or gy mail,upon the owner, ocotlpant or person having oharge of any suoh land, f",l')comply wi th provisions of this Local Law. 'The' notice shall be in sUbstantially the following torm:

. "'1'0 the owner. occupant. or person having charge of: land knoW'! on

I~ the Assessment Nap of the Village of Angola as Lot la) •••••••••••••••

,'I Number(s) •••••••.•••••••••• fle. or Number e •••••••••••• Streator Avenue.

~Tot1ce is hereby gi ven that an abandoned, damaged. discarded. unlicensed and/or inoperable motor vehicle has been foUnd stored ordeposited upon the above described proper'~ in the Village of Angola.This automobile must be :removed wi thin ten (10) days from the date ofthis notice.

In case you t'ail or refuse to comply wi 'bh this notice on or betorethe expiration ot' the said ten (10) days from the date 01' this notice.the Village ot Angola. acting through its duly authorized agents, servants J

officers and employees, will enter upon your land and remove and causethe same to be destroyed. 'Phe expense incurred by the Village will beassessed against the above described land. and shall constitute a lienthereon. Ilnd be colleoted as provided by law. "

Dated

Section IV Violations and Penalties

I

Any owner, occupant. lessee. agent. or tenant. who shall negleotand refuse to remove said abandoned or junked or discarded or unlicensedand/or inoperable InDtor vehicle. in violation of this Local Law. or whoshall fail or reftlSo to comply with the provisions 01' any notice hereinprovided for. or who shall violate any of the provisions of t~is Local Lawor who ahall resist or obstruct the duly authorized agents. servants.officers and employees of the Village 1n the removal and dest%'uo tionthereof, ahall be, upon oonvic tio n thereot, tined a sum of not exceedingOne Hundred Dollars (:.~lOO.OO) tor eaoh violation thereof. In additionto the penalty herein provided, the violation thereof shall constitlltedisorderly conduct, and the persons violating the same shall be a disorderly per son.

In CIlBO of fQil~re to oomply with tho notice given as provided 1nSection III hereot the Village Board shall authorize and designate aperson or persons as Ito sorvant, agent or employee to enter on the ls:ndwhere vehicle or vehicles are located, remove same and cause such to bedestroyed. 'lile expenss incurred by the Village will be assessed againstthe land u~cm 'Li'lioh the vehicle is foand and shall const! tute a lienthereon and to be oolle c ted as provided by law.

Section V

'!he Invalidity 01' any soction, provision or portion of this Local 1Law shall not invalids tEl any other section, provision or rell1llining portion!theI'fJof. i

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Section III Notice to Remove Vehicle

It the provisions ot the toregoing section are viola ted, the VillageClerk-Treasurer shall serve written notice, either personally or gy mail,upon the owner, oooupant or person having charge at any such land, tr>oomply with provisions 01' this Local Law. '1.he'notioe shall be in SUbstantially the following forml

""!b the owner, occupant, or person having charge ot land knoW! on"the Assessment ~iap otthe Village 01' ~ola as Lot (a) •••••••••••••••Nwmber(s) ••••••••••••••••• ~~ •• or ~ber ••••••••••••• Streator Avenue.

Notice is hereby g1 ven that an abandoned, damaged, discarded, unlicensed and/or inoperable motor vehicle has been tound stored ordeposi te d upon the above descdbed proper'by in the Village 01' Angola.This automobile must be removed wi thin ten (10) days from the date 01'.this notice.

In case you tail or retuse to comply wi th this notioe on or betorethe expiration ot the said ten (10) days from the date ot this notice,

! the Village at Angola, acting through its duly authorized agents, servants,o1'1'icers and employees, will enter upon your land and remove and causethe same to be destroyed. '!'he expense incurred by the Village will beassessed against the above described land, and shall oonstitute a lienthereon, and be colleoted as provided by law. II

Dated

Seotion IV - Violations and Penalties

Any owner, oocupant, les8ee, agent, or tenant, who shall neglectand re1'use to remove said abandoned or junked or discarded or unlicensedand/or inoperable motor vehicle, in violation ot this Looal Law, or whoshall tailor refuse to comply with tne provisions of any notice hereinprovided tor, or who shall violate any of the provisions 01' this Looal Lawor who shall resist or obstruot the duly authorized agents, servants,of1'ioers and employees of tho Village in the removal and dest1"uo tionthereot, ahall be, upon convic tio n there 01' , tined a sum of not exoeedingOne Hundred Dollars (:~lOO.OO) tor eaoh violation thereof. In addit1.onto the penaltY' herein provided, thB violation thereo1' shall oonstitlltedisorderlY' conduot, and the persons violating the same shall be a disorderly per son.

. In case 01' failure to oomply wi th the notice given as provided inSection III hereof the Village Board shall authorize and designate aperson or persons as 1 ts servant, agent or employee to enter on the landwhere vehiole or vehioles are located, remove see and oause suoh to bedestroyed. The expense incurred by the Village will be assessed againstthe land 1.i.i:>,)11 '!bioh the vehicle is foam and shall oons ti tute a lienthereon and to be colle c ted as provided by law.

Section V

The Invalidity 01' any section, provision 01" portion 01' this LocalLaw snall not invalida to any other seotion, provision 01" remaining portionthere01'.

,q- --• Sect10n VI

'!hie Looal Law shall take etfect 11lJ11edlatelyo. This Looal Law shallbe tUed w1th the SOOl'eta17 ot State.

Vot1ro<q ayes: Trustee Mendolar Iannellor Kingan and White. Voting &0 .= None.Absent: Mayor Carbeek. Carried and adopted.

The £ollowing bills were subm1tted for payment by the Treas. Water Dept.eks. # 121-178 total of $2288.77 and General Dept. Cks•• 155-347 totalof $7710.85. It was moved and 2nd. that bills be paid as submitted. Un.Crd.


~f;-Pq;o Lv/? eM Deputy Mayor

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INDEX

Robert Buler - Youth ProgramPollee reportGordon Found - Stop slgnsWater contractTent. equal. rateTransfer for Ins. fund

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IVlON'l'HLY REPORT OF ANGOLA POLICE: DEPT

OCTOBF.R 1st 'rHROUGH 3;1st 1971

:EJ.lffiRGENClES :

1 AMBULANCE CALL

1, FIRS'r AID CALL3, INHALATOR CALL

TRAFFIC:5, ACCIDENTS INVESTIGATED16 ESCORTS4f8 V&/r SUMNONS Issmm3 PARKING 'rICKlilTS5 WAHNING TICKETS

arIll1R ACTIVITIES:18 IVlISCEUANOUS COJVJPMINTS

1 CAR PIRE4 ASSISTS TO ~JOTORISTS

1 CRIMINAL NISCHIEF COMPLAINT3; LARCENY COMPLAINTS

'1 VANDALISM COMPLAIN'.rS38 ASSISTS 'llO OTHER DF.lPARTMillNr S2: DOIiIESTIC COl'lPJlJAINTS5, EMEll.GI'lNtIT MESSAGES DELIVEHED2 SUSPICIOUS CAR CHElCKS2: DOG COMPLAINTS7 PlIPERS SFillVED8 MINI BIKE: COMPLAINTS4 FIRES1 BOMB THRENrS2 FIGHT GALLS1 WARRAN'l SERVED2 NEIGHBOR THOUBLE COMPLAINTS1: ARRES'r FOR PUBLIC INTOXICATION1 STO[,EN CAR (RF;COVERF.JJ)2' PROWlER COMPLAINTS1: CALL, TO DIRECT TRAJ!'FIC FOR RAILROAD5 DIRECTED TRAFFIC FOR CONSTRUCTION1 BURGLARY COMPLAINT2 SUSPICIOUS PEIRSON COIVlPLAINT3>5 SPEEDING ~TICKErS ISSUED6 NO INSPECTION1 UNSAl!'E TIRE1 OPEHATION WHILE LISCENSE SUSPENDED11 UNREGISTERED MQirORGYCL1'J:1 NO H]]Hvmr2 IN_I1DE'~UATE lVIUF~;'LE:rt

1 r::VEMJ~N'W CROS"ING 'I'WKICT, FBI MONTHLY REPORT

COHHECTION MONTHLYVILLAGFJ REPORT

4,521 MILES PATROLlED BY APD537'5.6 G:A.LLONS USED BY apcill.H.7 GALLONS BY AFD36 •a II: II DOG WARDEN

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Regular MeetingMon. Nov. 1,1971

141

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,N.Y. washeld on Monday Nov. lst.,197l at the Village Hall.

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

UlIlIUtl

UII II II II

1I1111un

MayorTrustee

Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteCarl IannelloJoseph Mendola

Robert Buier - Youth Program - tabled for next meeting.

PRESENT:

Police Report was received and filed.

Mr. Gordon Found requested atop signs on School and High Sts. Police Dept.to check on this and make their recommendation at next meeting.

Mr. Hurst, Village Atty. presented the Town of Evans Water Contract, whichMr. Mendola the Water Commissioner will doscuss with the Evans Town Boardat their Town Meeting on Wednesday evening.It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. White that the following resolution be adopted: Resolved: The Mayor is hereby authorized to sign theagreement with the Town of Evans providing for supplying water to the area ofthe Town of Evans north of Sturgeon Point Rd. as the primary supplier. Un.Crd.Mr. Hurst presented a letter to the Town Board requesting exemption from taxof the Water Treatment Plant. This was tabled until next meeting.

Erie Co. Off. meeting will be held in Gowanda on Nov. l8th.,197l.

Tentative equalization rate of 31% was received.

Mayor Carbeck presented a letter from Erie Co. Planning eliminating expansionof Parks area on Lake Erie.

Transfer for A19l0.4 Ins. BUdget fund was made for $100.00 by motion ofMr. Kingan and 2nd. Mr. White. Un. Crd.

The following bills were presented for payment: Water Dept. Cks. # 131-206total of 9218.86 and Gen. Cks. # 169-396 total of 8790.39. Moved and 2nd.bills be paid. Un. Crd.

Un. Crd.It was moved and 2nd. thattJ;:;;p1nc:xJ::::d.

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INDEX

Roof to be repaired old D.P.W. Bldg.Court clerkFire Co. names to rosterOld gas tank to be soldXmas tree donationBeach Rd. water lineSales Tax resol.

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Regular meetingMon. Nov. 15,1971

The Regular meeting of hteBoard of Trustees, Village of Angola,N.Y. washeld on Monday Nov. 15th.,1971 at the Village Hall.

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

.Report was given on the roof leaking over the stairway of the formerO.P.W. Building on North Main St. Supt. Orr stated .that he has contactedPuffer Chimney & Roof Service to check the leak and make the necessaryrepairs needed.

Judge McDonald was present at the meeting in regard to permission forhiring a part time Court clerk. He stated that he will need a clerk onSat. Nov. 20th,l971.The following resolution was moved by Mr. Whiteand 2nd. by Mr. Iannello: Resolved: Judge McDonald is hereby authorizedto employ a part time Clerk to assist with Court work for Sat. Nov. 20th1971 at $2.50 per hour on a temporary basis, subject to Erie Co. Personell office approval. On. Crd. Village Clerk was informed to obtain allnecessary formal procedures for this appOintment from the personneloffice.

PRESENT: Donald L. CarbeckAllen WhiteEarl KinganCarl IannelloJoseph Mendola

MayorTrustee" .... 11 II II " III'..............

Letter was received from the Angola Bol. Fire Co. asking permi$sion toadd the following names to the Fire Co. roster: Warren Jensen ofStellane Dr., John MacPherson of Mill St. and Thomas Sendlbeck ofLake St. It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. White that thefollowing resolution be adopted: Resolved: The names of Warren Jensen,John MacPhellson and Thomas Sendlbeck are hereby ·approved for addingto the Fire Co. Roster. Un. Crd.

Question arose on the stop signs that have preViously requested at theschool. No action was taken on this.

Supt. Orr asked the Board's pleasure on disposing of the old gas tank.It was moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. White that the followingresolution be adopted: Resolved: Whereas the Village owns a 500 gallongasoline tank with pump which is no longer used and is surplus to theVillage, NOW THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED tha the Supt. of Public Works isauthorized to dispose of the same obtaining the best possible salvageprice available. Un. Crd.

Mayor Carbeck stated that he has been g.ven a 35' Xmas. Tree to beused in the Village at Xmas. time, by Mr~ Frank Kalmback free ofcharge. Supt. of Public Works Alton Orr will tend to thi maving ofthis tree.

Mayor Carbeck stated that on Nov. 30th. there will be a Solid Wastemeeting to be held at the Town Hall at 2 P.M. should any of the Boardmembers care to attend.

Village Atty. Hurst stated that he has taken cared of the Library Bondissue that will be renewed at a 3.50% rate, which is lower than thelast one.

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146Mayor Carbeck stated that the Village Officials dinner will be held in Gowandathis Thursday evening."Water Dept,: ,Mr. Mahr was present in regard to the water line extension on Beach Rd. Itwas moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. Iannello/that the following resol-be adopted: WHEREAS Beach Road is presently serviced by a privately owned and xinstalled water line connected to the Village of Angol~Water Main at LakeShore Rd. and WHEREAS the Village of Angola presently sell water to the variousresidents along Beach Rd. area, there being a surplus of Village water ~1""

available for the purpose and WHEREAS Sol Mahr has appeared before this Board ,on behalf of Bishop Homes Inc. inquiring as to whether the Village wouldsupply from its excess water supply a continuation of the existing 2" line fprovided Bishop Homes Inc. install at its own cost and expense a six (6) )

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\'1' infcEhdl1inecto tie vinilwlith Ethe above mentioned 2 lndch line undhaer thhe VsuiPlelrvision

own otton, 8ge ngineer, It is being un erstood t t t e. age1 does not agree to maintain the supply line on Beach Rd. and will only supply# water as long as a surplus exists for Village purposes. NOW THEREFORE this

Village agrees to supply water into such extension pursuant to the abovestated requirements. Voting Ayes: Mayor Varbeckr Trustees Kinganr WhiterMendola and Iannello. Voting No = None. Un. Crd.

Village Engineer Cotton stated tha* the St. Point water test proved verysatisfactory.

Mr. Jene Heimburg was present at the meeting and stated that the waterpressure at the Wm. T. Hoag school is very low. Mr. Cotton stated that hewould check on this as soon as possible.

Trustee Earl Kingan gave a report on the meeting he atteddedin Buffaloand also brought back 2 resolutions to be presented to the Board. It wasmoved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. White that the following resolutionbe adopted: RESOLVED: The Village B6ard of Angola does hereby make knownits request that the County Legislature review in detail and eliminate fromthe budget of Erie Count all items not absolutely necessary to the properGovernmentlal function of the County of Erie and further resolved that theCounty Legislature be informed of the strong opposition of'the VillageBoard to any plan which would alter the formula and would result in a netdecrease in proceeds of the sales tax as preViously received by the Villageof Angola including normal increments. Voting Ayes: Mayor Carbeckr TrusteesKinganr Whiter Iannello and Mendola. Bating So = None. Un. Crd.

The following bills weee presented for payment: Water Cks. # 1.5-326 totalof 14,964.41 and Gen. cks. # 192-434 total of 15,281.63. It was moved and2nd. that all bills be paid as submitted. Un. Crd.

It was

Index

Fire Co. code tabledPolice reportFire reportsEqual. rate 31%Sewer o.k. for Com. St.Gownas Rd. fill from Town Supv.Eden Evans Rd. resoleUnion letter tabledCourt tlerk applications and resole on job creation.

151.

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VILLAGE BOARD OF TRUSTEESAI'IC"'LA "1 Y 14 ·'o(, )]'.' , \'.. U Q

GE 1\I'r LEi'lE 1\1,

THE r:OLLCW I NG I S A REPORT I1\MRl i lS M·ISWEf~ED ElY THE AER FIRE CO. INC. FOR E MONTH Dcr~BER 1971.

UBHI TTED ,

11: 15M1

10: 15AM

9;OOPlvJ

9: 00P~·1

1(/4/71

10/6/71

10/31/71

10/31/71

BOMB THREAT LAKE SflORE SENiO~IGH, BEACH RD.13 RESPONDED TO STAND BY. RELEASED 12:05PM.

MUTUAl;. A 10 ALARIYI OF FIRE AT THE JOHN NOWAK RES IDENCEem GARF I ELD RD. RESPONDED WITH #4, #5, AND 15 I'~EN.RELEASED AND RETURNED TO lil\!JARTERS AT 3: 00 'ANI.

BOMB THREAT BOCE'S VOCATIONAL SCHOOL ERIE & BEACH RD.12MEN RESPONDED TO STAND BY. RELEASED AT 12:20PM.

BOMB THREAT LAKE SHORE SENIOR HIGH, BEACH RD.9 MD~ RESPONDED TO STAND BY. RELEASED 3:10 PM.

I~EWSPAPERa BOXES ON MAIN & IVlILL, AI~D MAIN & BEVERLYSET AFIRE. RESPONDED WITH #4 AND 12 MEI\J. SECURED/'AmD RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 5:00AM.

NEWSPAPER BOX AT LAKE AND HIGH SET AFIRE. RESPONDEDWIFR'H #4 AND 17 IYIEN. SECURED AT 10:45PM .

ALARM OF FIRE AT 25 CENTER sr, THOMAS BOWMAN RES~~RESPONDED WiTH #4 AND 14 MEN. ON ARRIVAL CHIEF'HERMIA!N FOUND FIRE OUT BUT THAT THOMAS BOW~~AN JR. HADRECEIVED BURNS ABOUT THE FACE, HAND~ AND FIDREARMS,DUE TO GASOL I NE \i1XPLOS I ON IN CARBURATOR WH I LE ATTD~PTTO FIX CAR. EVANS CENTER AMBULANCE REMOVED INJUREDTO BURN TREAniENT ,CENTER. SECURED AT 8:4oAlvl.

ALARM OF FIRE IN THE MAIN ST PARKING LOT. CAR OWNED~BY SHELLY HI GHSiVi I TH L I C. 2860 EK. 1966 CAD. WAS FOUNDBURN I i~G. #1 & #5 RESPONDED WITH 12 MEN AND EXT.SECURED AND RETURN~D TO QUARTERS ATll:05AM. .~

NEWS BOX AT N. MAIN AND WOODWARD SET AFIRE. RESPONDEDWITH #4 AND 8 tvIEN. RETUR~IED TO QUART\i1RS AT 9:20PlvJ.

LEAVES AFIRE AT END OF CENTER S1. RESPONDED WITIy--#1 AND 13 HEN. RETURfJED TO QUARTERS AT 9:30 PM.'

TOTAL ALARMS FOR THE MONTH - 10TOTAL ['iAN HRS. ON ALARlil - 69.38

10/31/71

1\ NNETH J. HERtviAN, CH I EF

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VILLAGE BOARD OF TRISTEESANGOLA, N.Y. 14006

GENTLEMEN,

THE FOLLOWINGVOLUNTEER FIRE CO.

10:25PM

1 : 45 PM

11/5/71

11/25/71

IS A REPORT OF ALARMS ANSWERED BY THE ANGOLAI~C. FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER 1971.

NEWSPAPER BOX SET AF IRE AT N. MA IN AND WOODWARD.RESPONDED WITH #1, 7~4 AND 11 ivlEiN. SECURED AT 10: 40.

ALARM OF FIRE AT THE mM,C IS MAGLOTT RI:S IDENCE1722 PONT IAC RD. RESPONDED WITH #1, #4, #5, AI~D21 IVlEN. CH IEF FOUND FIRE OOT ON ARR IVAL ANDRELEASED ALL BUT ONE ENGINE. OVERHEATED OVENRESULTED IN A FLASH FIRE IN THE GREASE OF TURKEY.SECURED AND RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 2:20 PM.

TOTAL ALARMS FOR THE MONTH - 2·TOTAL MAN HOURS ON ALARM -15.00

___~ESPEC FUL Y SUBMITTED,

K NNETH J HERMAN, CHIEF

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MONTHI,Y POLICE REPORT TO ANGOLllVILL.Il:GE BOARD

NOV'.JMJ3ER 1st 'PO 30TH 1971

EMERGmNCIillS:4 AJ'IBUL.OOE CALLS1 FIRST AID CAI.,L3, INHALA'~OR C.I\J,fJS,

TRAFJ!'IC:53 U'J]T" S ISSUEID5 ACCIDENTS I~STIGATFill

6 ESCORTS1 PARAml DElrAILLjj. PARKING TICKliIL'S14, WARNING TICKBTS~ "inter ban}

OTHEill AC'J'IVITmS:1, ARREST FOR SEXUAL ABLJ'SB SFlCOND2 ARRESTS FOR PUBLIC INTOXICATION1 DISORDl'illLY CONDUCT1 ARREST FOR ASSAULT SN)OND15ARRESTS l"OR SPEEDING6 NO INSPECTION3 UNLICFlNSllID OPERI\1'ORS2 CROSSING PAVEl"lffiNT MAWEillSl' m:CKIl':SS DRIVING1, WRONG WAY ON om: WAY STREETl' DRIVING WrinE nIl'AIRl'illl' NO '~AIL LIGETS2 INADEQ,UATE MlJFl"LER1 DRIVING WHIlE LICENSE REVOKED5, CRIMINAL MISCHIEF COMPLAINTS3, DOMESTIC COMPLAINTS2 MISSING PERSONS REPORTE:D2' MINI BIKf~ COMPL,AINTS2' PErIT L.I\RCENY COMPMINTSl' BAD CHE:CK COMPMINT6 MISCELLANOUS COMPLAINTS6 UNFOUNDP:D C01VIPLAINTS7 ASSIST TO MOTORISTS1'3,ASS1ST TO O'J'lIErR Dl'':PARTJ.VIEl NTS3> DOORS FOUND OPEN5 COMPMINrs RAn RO.AD CROSSING BLOCKl'ID1, RE:VOCATION ORDER ii:XJ1Cffi'BIl1 STOIEN CAR RE:COVBRElD (from Amh@rs,t)10 'rRIPS TO BUFii'ALO

1 to Meyer Ho~pital

11 to J!'amily cC ourt1, TO ERIFl comrJ'Y DE'J'ENTION H01"lE"7 'l'0 ERn: COUllrIY JAIL

JVIONJ'H'l,Y REiPOR'J' TO VILlAGE BOARDIt, " "~'BI

" ", I,' CORlIEC'.r IONS

485,1' MIIES PAT:f1,OLIED BY ANGOLA PD631)" 1 GALLONS GASOLINFl USED BY APD

34-5 '" " "" DO~ WARDEN

RESPECTJ!'ULLY SUBMIT'J'ED

,T KANEl, CHIEF OF POI,ICE

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Regular meetingMon. 12/6/71

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149

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,N.Y. washeld on Monday Dec. 6th.,1971 at the V1l1age Hall.

Meeting was called to order by Mayor DonaJ.d L. Carbeck at 7,30 P.M.

MayorTrusteeII II 11,11 II II ..

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Present: Donald L. CarbeckEarl KinganAllen WhiteCarl IannelloJoseph Mendola

Mr. William Houston, Fire Comm. was present at the meeting and, submittedthe Fire reports for the months of October and November. Reports wereread and filed. Mr. Houston also submitted 2 requests to the Board fromthe Fire Co. (1) Fire Code agreement from the Fire Co. for Village Adoption.This was tabled until Acting Village Atty. Philip Brothman has a cahnceto set up the necessary details involving the adoption.(2) Permission to purchase a cub pack estiminated cost of $180.00. Itwas moved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Mendola that permission begranted for the purchase of this cub air pak. Un. Crd.The list of Firemen for tax exemption was recttved.

Police report was submitted by Chief Kane. Read and ordered filed.Also question of a stop sign on High requested by Mr. Found was discussed.This was referred to Village Atty. as an ammendment has to be drawb upbefore this can be made a legalized stop area.

Final Equalization rate was received. 31%.

St. Dept. the o.k. was received from the Niagara Moahwk on the sewerto be installed on Commercail St.

Mayor Carbeck read a letter from the Health Dept. in regard to theGowans Rd. dumping site. Supv. Catalino was present at the meeting andstated that he will be able to obtain some fill within a short time andwill have this fill dumped at both the Gowans Rd. and Mill St. sitesfor the Village and will also help in shoving back the debri at bothsites With his Town equipment.

Supv. Catalino also stated that the Village has the Town permissionto use the old library bUilding based on annual rental of $1.00 per yr.for the Centennial Committee to use.Supv. Catalino etated that there will be a meeting on the Eden-EvansRd. It was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. KUt9gan that the following resolution be adopted: WHEREAS the Angola Village Board hasreceived preliminary plans of the proposed reconstruction of the EdenEvans Center road from S.W. blVd. ab Route 5 by the Erie County HighwayDept. and WHEREAS these changes are deemed desireable and are supportedby the Angola Village Board, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that a pUblichearing be called to review the aforesaid Changes, said hearing to beheld in conjunction with a siminalar hearing recommended by the EvansTown Board. Un. Crd.

Mayor Carbeck read the letter on Flood control. This not involving theAngola Area, it was ordered filed for the present time.

Letter was received from the Union Director and this was moved by Mr.Iannello and 2n.d by Mr. White to be referred to Acting Village Atty.for next Board Mtg. Un. erd.

I

i50'Ten applications were received for the part time position fo Clerk for theCourt Justice. Namely: Marianne Hazen1 Robert Balisteri1 Marie Studd1Donna Kane1Emily Lefler1 Joyce Herold1Mary SZkatulski1 Donna Pasinski1Nella Reed'1 Nicholas Runfola.It was moved by Mr. Kingan and 2nd. by Mr. Mendo,fa that the following jobcreation resolution be adopted: WHEREAS it has become desireableto createthe part time position of Clerk to the Police Justice in the Village ofAngola, be it resolved that the Angola Vil~e Board establishes the positionof part time clerk to the.Vil~e police justice, said Clerk to be underthe direct supervision of the Village Police Justice. Salary to be determined by the Board. Un. Crd.

The followlhihg bills, were .submiteed by the Treas. for payment: Water Dept.Cks. # 159-254 total. of $6478.40 and Gen. Cks. # 207-469 total of 12,904.89Moved and 2nd. to pay bills as submitted.

Motion was made

Resol. on UnionResol on Stop signBob's Mkt.D.Mogavero Perm. app.Court Clerk interview

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Regular MeetingMon. Dec. 20th.,1971

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees, Village of Angola,N.Y. wascalled to order at the Village hall on Monday Dec. 20th.,1971.

Meeting was called to order by Mayor Donald L. Carbeck at 7~30 P.M.

PRESENT: Donald L. CarbeckEarl Kingan.Allen WhiteCarl IannelloJoseph Mendola

MayorTrusteeII 111111 Il 1111

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Mr. Nowakowski, a representative from the American Federation of State~

County and Municipal Employees union was present at the meeting. It wasmoved by Mr. Iannello and 2nd. by Mr. Kingan that the following resolution be adipted: WHEREAS, a Petition has been received by the AmericanFederation of State, County and Municipal Employees, A.F.L.-C. T

~

-ouncil 66 of New York Local 1026-A, Southern Erie County, Town efidVillage Employees, advising the Board of Trustees of the Village ofAngola, that a majority of employees of the Village of Angola haveind~cated the desire to be represented by the said American Federationof State, County and Municipal Employees, A.F.L. - C.LO and WHEREAS,said Petition asks for certification of said unit as the exclusive bargainingagent of the Employees of the Village of Angola, pursuant to Section 207of the Taylor Law, NOW THEREFORE IT IS DETERMI,NED, the the AmericanFederation of State, County and Municipal Employees Council 66 of New YorkLocal 1026 - A, Sount~ern ~rie ~ounty, Town and Village Employees is anappropriate negotiating unit for the Village of Angola employees and ishereby recognized as such exclusive negotiating unit for the purpose ofnegotiating collectively in the determination of, and Administration ofgrievances arising under, the terms and conditions of employment of suchemployees, as provided by the Taylor Law, and to negotiate and to enterinto written agreements in determining such terms and conditions ofemployment. Un. Crd.

Police Dept. - No report.

Sts. Dept., Tt was moved by Mr. Mendola and 2nd. by Mr. White that thefollowing resolution be adopt4d: RESOLVED, that the Angola Village Clerkis hereby authorized. and directed to publish the attached not:ice once inthe Evans Journal in the issue of 12/30/71 anda public hearing to beheld 'on Monday Jan.n:th, 1972 at the Angola Village Hall at 8 P.M., onthe quest~on of the Ammendent of the Angola Village Ordianances as setforth below: Ammendment to Article 8, section 81 - Stop and Yieldintersections of the Ordinance regulating Traffice enacted on Dec. 20th.,1965 by the Board of Trustees of the Village of Angola, as follows:Para P is added to read as follows: The intersection of School St. ishereby designated asa Stop intersection and a Stop sign shall be .erectedon the southeast corner of High St. at its intersection with School St.Un. Crd.

Discussion was held on the hazardous condition of the Bob's Market bldg.it was moved and seconded that the Village Attorney notify the EvansNational Bank (present owners) that this building has been condemmed bythe Village and it ~ust either be repaired or demolished. Un. erd.

Village Office and all employees of the Sts. and water dpet. have beentiven Friday Dec. 24th. off as a legal holidayl

15<iDonald Mogavero, water dept. labore~ having served his 6 month probationary period as of Dec. 2lst.,197l, has been hired as a perm. employeeby motion ot Mr. Mendola and ,2nd. by Mr. White. Mr. Mogavero will workon a 40 hr. work week. Un. Crd.

Request from the AngolaVol. Fire Co. for the approval of Jerry Ovit intothe Fire Co. was tabled until next meeting.

Mayor Carbeck stated that he has received a letter from the CommitteConcern Inc. that a meeting will be held on Jan. 15th. 1972 at theFarnham Elem. School at 10 A.M. and all Boarad members shoudl attendif at all possible.

Village Clerk.was authorized to pUblish in the Penny saver ~he Xmas. Treepickup in the issue of aeB¥ Jan. 6th.,1972.

Clerk was also instructed to notify all applican~s for the part time PoliceJustice Court clerk to pppear at the Village Hall on Jap. 10th. at 7,30 P.M.for interviews.

,The fol~owing bills were submitted by the Treas. for payment. Water pept.cks. # 171-269 total of 3229.23 and Gen. eks. # 232-507 total of 5575.17.It wa~ moved and 2nd. that all bil~s be paid assubmitt4d. Un. Cr~.

It was moved and 2nd. to a~journ. Un. Crd.

Index

Fire ReportAnnual Fire ReportPolice ReportAerial truck purchase resol.Ord. copies to QUinn, Rendell and JensenHearing complaints noticeNotice recog. on Union.

159

I

1/1/72

VILLAGE BOQRD OF TRUSTEESANGOLA, N.Y.

GENTLEMEN,

THE FOLLOW ING IS A REPORT OF ALARMS Ai~SWERED BYTHE MGOLAVOLUNTEER FIRE CO. INC. FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER 1971.

12/18/71 3:00 PM ALARM OF FIRE AT THE TOWN OF EVANS DUMPSITE ONHOLLAND RD. RESPONDED WITH #1, #4, #5 AND 10

MEN. REQUESTED ADD ITIOI~AL AID FROM EVANS CENTER.SECURED AND RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 4:45PM.

259

12/22/71

12/23/71

5:00 PM

7:35 PM

ALARM OF FIRE AT THE HANK PINTO COLLISION ONNO. MAIN ST. RESPONDED WITH #4, #5 AND 18 MEN.FOUND JUNK CAR AT REAR OF BUILDING AFIRE ONARRIVAL. EXTINGUISHED AND RETURNED TO QUARTERSAT 5:55PM.

ALARM OF A FIELD FIRE ON GOWANS RD ALONG THEN.&~. R.R. RESBOMDED WITH #1, #5 AND 10 MEN.SECURED AND RETURNED TO QUARTERS AT 8:10PM

TOTAL ALARMS FOR MONTH ~ 3TOTAL MAN HRS ON ALARM ~ 39.83

ESP~FUL Y SUBMITTED,/

KENNETH 0. HERMAN, CHIEF

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1/1/72

VILLAGE BOARD OF TRUSTEESANGOLA, N.Y. 14006

GENTLG'1EN,

THE FOLLOW ING IS A REPORT OF THE ANNUAL ALARM ACT! VITIESOF THE ANGOLA VOLUNTEER FIRE CO. INC. FOR THE YEAR 1971.

ALARMS RESPONDED - 9~

DEPARTMENT ALARMS - 54MUTUAL AID ALARMS - 25FALSE ALARMS - 4HOURS ON ALARM - 79:05MEN RESPONDING - 1216MAN HOURS ON ALARtvt - 1240.30ESTIMATED LOSSES - t21~725'00ESTIMATED SAVED - 40~,805,00NET SAVED - 383,080.00VALUE OF A MAN HOUR'- $306.45

ALARMS WERE BROKEN DOWN AS FOLLOWS:

DWELL[NGS - 18 BRUSH AND GRASS .. 24STORES AND BUSINESS .. 4 AUTO .. 15GARAGES AND OUTBUILDINGS .. 12 MISC... 20

CAUSES OF FIRE WERE LISTED AS FOLLOWS:

257

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SUSPICIOUS ORIGIN .. 21RAILROAD - 9ELECTRICAL .. 3FAULTY HEATING .. 7OPEN TRASH - 8CARELESS SMOKING - 5FAULTY APPLIANCE .. 2

INJURIES -2DEATHS - 0

A cA'1 6" P"- 4l-LARi',IS 0 Ii ..' ,'IIALARMS 6PM .. 6 AM .. 4)AVERAGE i·jIM! RESPONSE - 13.07

(

KITCHEN .. 2CHILDREN - 2LI GHTN ING .. 2UI\lDETERlvll NED - 6ACCIDENTAL .. 12FIRE SPREAD .. 4EMERGENCY DUTY .. 10

KENNET~ J. HERMAN, CHIEF

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JVION']RLY POLICE m:PORT IVlON'.m OF DECl>:MBER "1971.

tu Village' BoaFd

3- Jlmbula:nce a·all.s;1 Inhalator caiJ:l1 Fim:t aid

TRAF:B'IC:57 V&r SUlVllViONS

7 PARKING 'l'ICKl~TS

7 WARNING 'I'ICKETS4 BANK F;SCORTS6., B'UNFiRAL ESCORTS7 ACC IDJllNrS

Ql'BER AC']IVITIES;1 BURGLARY2' A']'UJill\!IPTillD BURGLARYES8 CRIMINAL IVLISCHIlJ:F COHPLAINTS3i PROWLBR CALLS6 DOHFlST IC CALLS5) PE'JlIT LARCENY COJVlPLAiINrS13, HISC COl"JPLAINrS4 UNBOUNDBID COJVlPLAINTS1 MISSING PFiRSON6 ASSISTS TO STRANDBD HOTORISTS1'8ASSISTS TO VARIOUS AGENCmS6 BUSINFiSS DOORS FOUND OPEN1: ARRES,T FOR DRIVINGvJHUE INTOXICATED1" 11 PUBLIC INTOXICATION1, 11' 11 DESE::R'nON E'ROH ARHYl' 11' 11 CRIMINAl, HISCHIEJ?31 II' tt VILLAGE ORDINANCE VIOLAT:IONS3, ']RIPS ']0 ERIE COUNTY .TAII,1 SUJVIJIIONS FOR UNLICENSED OPERATOR1 It "INSIWFICIENU MGRTS1 It' I,t FAII;URJ:;j ~r.O CHANGI~ ADDR81SS6 fI 11 NO INSPEXJ'l'ION1, 11 11 WRONG ,fAY ON ONE ,{in STH);;)jJ]6, 11 11 II'fl\DF.;C~UATE )\I[\TFFLFiR40 sPEEDING SUlvrrvWNS1 STOLEN J3IKE RJi:C OVl1RJilll5 COMPLAINTS RAII.ROAD CRONSING BLOCKED ~from 20 min to 1hr)3i lVlOTOTl VJ~HICU~ m~'VOCA'rIONS EXEClJrEW1 BAD CHECK COl"JPLAIN'l1 Ii'IGH]' CALI.2 l;'ARRANll'S SERVlilll FOR O']'BER AGENC IBiS3 SUSPICIOUS CAR. COMPLAINTS11 EMERGENCY IVIHSSAGB Dr~LIVERED

!i 51 DOG COJVlPLAINTS2 NOISE COJVLPLAIN']S1 COlvlPI.AINT FIWH FlliE COMPANY roll: ']ROCKS PARKED IN LOT NBlAR BLDG

INrElFl~RING W:rrH lVlOVl'lJVIEN'l 0@ FIRJ~ CO VEBICLESMON]RLY RJDPORT '['0

Village BoardFBIDept o£ Correotion

4823 JIlHesc pB!trolled by APD684.4:- CMLLONS OF GAS USED BY AP.D.18.9 11 11 11 ,f" DOG WkRmiN

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