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On May 13, 2014, when a total of five to nine inches of rain fell in just threehours in Penn Yan, the result was a flash flood. Swelling Jacob’s and SuckerBrooks surged into the village. The first calls for power lines down came

in at 8:54 p.m. Flood-caused damages could take years to completely repair.“Penn Yan was flooded badly in 1972 during Hurricane Agnes, but that event was anticipated,

and the rain came down for days. Plus I was only six years old during Agnes,” said Brendt Bodine,director of public works of the village of Penn Yan. Brendt quickly became the de facto managerof the disaster, which was responded to not only by his department, but by the county, the coun-ty’s Office of Emergency Management, the fire department, law enforcement, Mennonite neigh-bors, various church groups, and even college students who mobilized to help clean up the wreck-age.Penn Yan (thought to be shorthand for “Pennsylvania Yankees”), with a population of 2,500,

is surrounded by steep hills and located at the bottom of a natural, bowl-shaped, commerciallystrategic location with an outlet to Keuka Lake and access to Seneca Lake. Unforgivably, just a little more than two days later on May 16, just as people had dealt with their

losses, another heavy rain fell, and the water rose in the village once again.For the first storm, which came without any warning, Brendt was caught unaware of the havoc

that he would still be confronting months after the water receded. Debris quickly clogged storm sew-ers and uprooted drainage pipes, roads washed out, and basements flooded, taking out hot waterheaters and furnaces in at least 250 homes. Fifteen houses were quickly condemned. “It was around 10 p.m. when I got a call to go out. At the end of my driveway you could have rid-

den a kayak down the street. I get downtown and there are dumpsters floating by. Tanker trucksare floating. I knew we were in trouble. I called in the crew (five men including Brendt) andsaid there is nothing we can do right now but try to keep people safe,” he said. Theyworked relentlessly on the first flood from 10 p.m. until 8 p.m. the next night.Don Rapalee, who has been street supervisor in the village since 2009, got

the call about the same time as Brendt. He said of the village’s 400 catchbasins, “They were plugging up and major flooding was taking place.Certain basins are always trouble spots so we went there first, but the forceof the water made us stop until it diminished in force. You have to let it dowhat it is going to do.” Given enough time, assessment efforts will leadto a recovery plan.The water continued to flow, leaving behind its ugly stains on walls

and oozing, heavy mud. Brendt said he worked throughout the nightdoing assessment patrols, mostly on foot and armed with a flashlight.He said the water was rising so quickly that he had to constantly beaware of his surroundings. “We had infrastructure (mostly electric poles) that were in danger

of falling into the waterways. We had to shore them back up. Weback-filled them after putting the poles back up straight as a tempo-rary repair. For a more permanent solution we will be creating a boxculvert around them. We had debris-blocking supports for the trestlepedestrian bridge, which was choking water from the outlet. The fol-lowing day, at 8 a.m. we got another wave of rain.”Brendt said they used two excavators to get the debris from

beneath the trestle bridge to open up the flow. Fortunately, a level ofgravel had been deposited nearby, creating a natural shoal for stagingthe heavy equipment. He said it took about two weeks to open up allthe streets, but there are still lots of repairs left to do. “A lot of shoulder work, sidewalks, and one wall on a stone cul-

vert arch under the street,” he said. “Structurally it is OK, but the side-walk fell off.”

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Two months later, one street is still cordoned off because they had tocut out all the pavement at an intersection because a storm sewer blew.That street in places is reduced to its historic red brick surface andrequires repairs with back-filling and new asphalt. Several more electricpoles started to lean dangerously, which required concrete blocks to beput into place and major back-filling. In time, Brendt said, they will

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ly injured or died. The storm began on a Tuesday, and by the followingMonday, school was back in session again after all the streets were open.Diane Caves is the deputy director of the Yates County Office of

Emergency Management, which is headquartered in Penn Yan. Dianewas in a meeting at the fire hall in nearby Branchport when she wascalled in for the flood. By the time she drove to Penn Yan in 10 inchesof water, the debris was beginning to block the culverts, and water wasgoing to other places and causing erosion as it swept through. Diane, herboss Brian Winslow, and others spent the entire night fielding phonecalls. Dispatchers received approximately 1,000 telephone calls duringthe first 36 hours of the original event, while 911 recorded 2,000 calls.Diane clearly remembers one senior who broke down in tears saying

she and her husband, who uses an oxygen canister, were doing OKcleaning up after the big storm until the second storm put a tree throughthe basement window and completely flooded their living space. Months later, code enforcement officials are still determining which

buildings are still uninhabitable.“These things tugged at your heart,” said Diane. “Being part of the

response was really empowering by coordinating and meeting thosehuman needs.” Then Lieutenant Governor Bob Duffy, who coincidentally owns

property on Keuka Lake, came to Penn Yan in the immediate aftermathof the storm. He managed to secure grant money up to $10,000 forhomeowners and up to $25,000 for businesses who apply for it. In July,the village received federal disaster funding to help in its recovery. Mennonites are a big part of life in Penn Yan, living high above the

village on farms they work with horses. Since they couldn’t work theirfields because they were under water, the Mennonite community waswell equipped with manpower to help others hurt by the floods. Dianedescribed their efforts as “working like a bee hive,” as they took a list ofthings to do and quickly checked each chore off the list. Another groupthat was invaluable on the private side of things was a Methodist min-istry called The Living Well. These folks organized all the volunteers,which included lots of college students. If people needed food, clothing,and supplies, The Living Well met those needs, no questions asked. TheSalvation Army also had a food truck on site to support the rescue work-ers.Brian Winslow heads emergency services in Yates County. As a

retired full-time deputy sheriff (still part-time) and current volunteer firechief, he can handle a crisis, or he thought he could. He probably neverimagined having to order an 18-wheeler full of traffic cones or usingprisoners to help fill sand bags. “Everybody,” he said, “was caring andconcerned.”“These storms that hit us were not predicted. Sharing services was a

big help. Dundee, for one, had a brand new inflatable boat they had coin-cidentally acquired that week. They inflated it that night and had to takesome people out of the second floor of their homes,” Brian said.

How Brendt Came to Be Director of DPWBrendt has deep roots in Penn Yan. He was born here and married a

woman he met in junior high school. Also very active in the fire depart-

from page 18


Right along the creek — Birkett Mills, wherethey still grind flour, is one of the oldest build-ings in the village. One wall in the boiler roomwas taken out by floodwaters.

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the multitude of DPW assignments and being the go-to guy for approx-imately 50 employees.Once upon a time a favorite uncle once sat in his seat. Wes Ryder ran

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sewer lines and doing street rebuilds and resurfacing. “Before the flood,”


from page 40

Reflections on a village that is registered onthe National Register of Historic Places, whichrecognizes its watery beauty.

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Streets — Twenty-Six Lane Miles of ThemAre the streets in good shape? “Depends on who you are talking to,” Brendt said. “We have an

approach. We don’t like to put a new top on a road unless the infrastruc-ture beneath it is good. There are plenty of roads that even before theflood weren’t in good shape in terms of infrastructure. For example, wehave one street that needs to be repaired, but it has a four-inch water linebeneath it with lots of breaks. We do have a block grant in the works toimprove it with the water main replaced. Until then we wedge it, and top

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Penn Yan’s street crew includes a foreman and five heavy-equipmentoperators.

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expected in time for fall's falling leaves. They are also replacing a buck-et truck. Two material handlers, an aerial bucket truck and a larger truck,are destined for the electric crew.

He cited the comparative ease of replacing a pickup truck, which isless complicated than heavy equipment, where the number of hours andmarket changes largely determine the cost of replacement. He usesinformation from department heads about the replacement cycle. Thepayloaders and Bobcats are replaced annually.

In addition to being responsible for an older active cemetery, hisdepartment also maintains two lakefront parks and some other smaller,well-used neighborhood parks. He said he just closed a grant for$300,000 to rebuild one of the waterfront parks.

“We replaced the bath house and completely redid the parking lot.”He said the old bath house was run down and located right near the road;it blocked the view of the lake.

The crew helps groom a five-mile-long nature trail, favored by walk-ers and bikers, along an old railroad bed from Penn Yan to Dresden. Hesaid much of it was asphalt but he eventually used some grant money tomill it and turn it into a cinder trail while repaving the path closest to thevillage and boat launch. He explained that tree roots continually pushedup the asphalt, causing a nuisance and a potentially dangerous situation.They also care for two wooden-decked pedestrian bridges that are partof the nature trail.

For routine communication they use cell phones and radios. “I wish we used radios exclusively. Cell phones can be very frustrat-

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from page 47


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Every village and town is being asked to work with fewer people. Anoffice staff of 10 helps run Brendt’s well-oiled department. Those work-ers, in addition to being personally involved, are often part of the matrixthat unfolds as rescue operations are assigned to somebody’s budget. Forexample, when additional dumpsters were requested, whose budget wasgoing to pay for them? During emergencies it is easy to lose track.Everybody involved in this disaster has been told to hang on to everypiece of paper the emergency generates.

As for electric, Penn Yan has municipal electric, and DPW services3,300 electric meters. The peak load in winter is about 20- to 21-megawatts. Penn Yan’s water plant, also run by the DPW, takes its waterfrom Keuka Lake.

Because the sewer system is old, Brendt said it needs “tender lovingcare.” A year ago, the village did a house-to-house home inspection forpossible violations. When they found homeowners pumping water (forexample from sump pumps) into the sewer system (which is illegal todo), the residents got a letter mandating that they fix the situation. Hesaid the homeowners were taught how to reroute the water to the stormsewer system mainly through catch basins in the roads if necessarybecause it can cause lots of problems if the treatment plant is taxed overcapacity, especially during a rain event. His current chart of the entire vil-

lage is color coded to show properties that were inspected and re-inspected following the mandate.

“The message was conveyed very well,” he said. “It reduced a prob-lem and delayed the need to upgrade a plant to treat what is basically rainwater at an additional cost to the residents.”

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Pipes like these were routinely shoved out of the ground by floodwatersthat changed the normal routine for highway crews.

Repairs are under way where this sewer blew out because of the flood-ing. Both flood waters and the repairs reveal the previous street treat-ment — red brick. Brick making was once a vibrant industry here.


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A Quiet-Spoken Family ManBrendt described his family as “a very

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If Brendt has a hobby other than an occa-sional golf game and some hunting and fish-ing, it is puttering around the house.

Following Flood Waters Even two months after the flood, the

water’s devastation continues to wreak havoc.In Penn Yan, one of the hardest-hit commer-cial buildings was the Owl’s Nest, an old onebuilt along what was then a boat basin. Just 24hours before the Owl’s Nest was due for totaldemolition, it collapsed and fell into SenecaStreet, taking two light poles with it.

“I was pretty flabbergasted,” Brendt said.“It just collapsed due to all the water I hadseen surging through it.”

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(Yates County Emergency Management photo)An aerial of Penn Yan where the destruction of the Owl’s Nest is especially evident.

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The electric wires were live.“The first step is to get everything de-energized. We got the wires

grounded. We got the debris cleaned up and the wires disconnected.Then we reset new poles.” The building fell around 7 p.m. on a Saturday night. By Sunday

morning, he said, they had the street back up and working. “That was along night,” he said. “It has hurt to see people I’ve known all my life have their lives dis-

rupted by the floods. For a lot of them this is all they know. And whenthe weather starts getting colder I am worried we will see basicallyhomeless people taking shelter in buildings that have been condemned.I still get nervous when they say it is going to rain.”

About the Village Penn YanSucker Brook and Jacob’s Brook, which flow south through the vil-

lage and empty into the Keuka Lake outlet, were the principal sources ofrecent flooding in Penn Yan. Both brooks, and the power they once gen-erated, were the main reason the village was established where it liestoday.It was the reports of Indian attacks that caused George Washington

and Congress to send General John Sullivan and 5,000 men to centralNew York in 1779 to rout the Native Americans. Soldiers burned and pil-laged Indian settlements from Elmira (then called Newton) to the shoresof Seneca Lake. Following a well-worn tale here in upstate, soldiersreturning from that assault were quick to come back to make their homesin this rich and beautiful land. The government encouraged their settle-ments as a buffer against British encroachment.Penn Yan remains an iconic upstate village. At least 210 structures on

65 acres helped determine the village’s national historic status. Rife withimportant 19th- and 20th-century buildings that represent ecclesiastical,

commercial, industrial, and residential uses, Penn Yan exudes charm.The noted architecture dating from 1820 to 1929 reflect Federal, GreekRevival, Second Empire, Romanesque, Eastlake, Queen Anne,Georgian Revival, and Neoclassical architecture, spanning almost 200years of building styles. One inspired local builder did such a distinctive job creating summer-

breeze-catching porches with elaborate scrolled brackets, colonnettes,and round or ogee arches, that the structures became known as the PennYan porch.One building right on Main Street, Birkett Mills, is one of the largest

active historic mills in the country. Their buckwheat pancake mix iswidely available in grocery stores and on the Internet.Many commercial buildings made from brick reflect the many brick-

yards that once were located in or near the village. The use of this fire-proof material helped spare this part of the village from the fires that rav-aged other structures in 1831.Land agents Oliver Phelps and Nathaniel Gorham bought the original

land from the Indians of the Six Nations of the Iroquois in 1788. The pur-chase was for more than two million acres of land between Lake Ontarioand Pennsylvania west of the pre-emption line, which ran north-southslightly west of Seneca Lake.The first individual landowner in the area that is now Penn Yan was

George Wheeler, whose purchase in 1791 encompassed what is now thevillage. Water power was always critical to settlement. Lewis Birdsallbuilt the first saw mill in 1792. Other pioneers built mills along bothsides of the outlet. The Keuka Outlet, a seven-mile channel of water con-necting Keuka and Seneca Lakes, harnessed power for many mills, dis-tilleries, asheries, and tanneries. The manufacture of paper, linseed oil,


(Yates County Emergency Management photo)East Elm Street at night during the height of the recent flooding.

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by the floods.”

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wool products, wagons, and carriages all contributed a pioneer successstory.The creation of the Crooked Lake Canal (its name describing the Y-

shape of Keuka Lake), completed in 1833, represented a high-watermark of achievement for the village. With 27 locks to facilitate a dramat-ic drop of 269 feet over an eight-mile length, the canal supported eco-nomic growth by linking Penn Yan and Dresden. The canal, in operationfor 40 years, was abandoned in 1877. Railroads quickly obtained rightsof way along the outlet—now transformed into the same nature trail sopopular with outdoor enthusiasts today.Roads paved the way to more development. Abraham Wagener, who

built the area’s first frame house in 1800, was instrumental in surveyingand constructing a highway from Canandaigua to Elmira. The road camethrough Penn Yan, and a post office was stationed in Wagener’s home-stead. He also laid out Main Street and in 1823 donated two acres of landfor the county buildings. That same year Yates County was formallyorganized by an act of the New York State Legislature and incorporatedin 1833. The village is still the county seat, resulting in a more robustdowntown than some other villages of the same size.Timbers continued to be raised to build mills along the outlet while

the commercial sections of the village grew thanks to its proximity to apopular stagecoach route. Because of its prime location on a majornorth-south trade route that connected cities on the eastern seaboard tothe interior of central and northern New York state, the village thrived.Today Penn Yan lies primarily in the town of Milo, with a small sec-

tion in the town of Benton, and a still smaller section in the town ofJerusalem.Among many notable pioneers were the followers of Jemima

Wilkinson, a religious enthusiast from Rhode Island who led a groupcalled the Society of Universal Friends. Jemima is known as the firstAmerican-born woman to found a religious group. Following GeneralSullivan’s trail in 1788, she and her followers first settled in Torrey, anddue to land disputes, two years later they settled a large tract of land in

Jerusalem. In 1794 after more land disputes, she again moved her com-munity and founded the village of Hopeton at the outlet of Keuka Lake.Jemima gathered her flock there until her death in 1819, and graduallythe community disbanded.The name Penn Yan is said to come from “Pennsylvania Yankee,”

reflecting the origins of the village’s earliest settlers — Pennsylvania andNew England (Yankees). More recent arrivals, beginning around 1974,have been a steady influx of Mennonite and Amish seeking inexpensivebut productive farmland. Their homes are easily spotted by the enor-mous amounts of laundry on complicated clotheslines and the buggiesparked in the driveways. Always industrious, these farmers were instru-mental in bailing out their neighbors following the recent floods.Boat enthusiasts may also recognize the village’s name in the Penn

Yan Boat Company founded by Charles A. Herman in 1921. They con-tinued to manufacture boats on the outlet until 2001.Wild grapes have always thrived in abundance here. Viticulture

(grapes and wine) has long been an important part of the agriculturallandscape. At first the market was table grapes, carried to market by boatand rail. In the 1860s the Seneca Lake and Wine Company got the areastarted in making commercially available wine. In addition to thousandsof acres of grapes surrounding the hillsides, which makes this an excep-tionally picturesque place to visit, more small wineries with visitor shopsand restaurants are opening every year. In order to ship grapes, another business took hold — basket manu-

facturing. To protect perishable fruit, the Hopkins Brothers founded thefirst basket factory in 1866. The growth of the grape industry alsosparked the number of commercial boats on the lakes.Today, both the wine industry and the lovely waters of Keuka contin-

ue to please visitors and summer residents who help to just about dou-ble the population in summer and fall. Among the village notables ofnational stature are three U.S. congressmen, an NFL running back, anda Wisconsin state assemblyman. P

from page 70

(Yates County Emergency Management photo)School Drive, like so many other roads, experienced damage during the flooding.


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A MONTANO COMPANY................................................34

ADMAR SUPPLY ............................................................72

ADVANCED STORAGE TECHNOLOGY........................61

ALTERNATIVE HEATING LLC........................................34

AMERICAN EQUIPMENT LLC ......................................58

AMERICAN SHORING ..................................................34

ATLANTIC DETROIT DIESEL ALLISON ........................16

BEAM MACK SALES......................................................67

BEYER BROS CORP ....................................................29

BMSI/BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ................................46

BOBCAT..........................................................................31

BOBCAT OF SARATOGA ..............................................20

BOSCH REXTROTH CANADA ......................................19

BRADCO SUPPLY CO ..................................................48

CALEDONIA DIESEL......................................................17

CAPITAL TRACTOR INC ................................................69

CASEY'S TRUCK SALVAGE INC ..................................51

CATERPILLAR ..........................................................42,43

CENTRAL EQUIPMENT LLC..........................................52

CHEMUNG SUPPLY CORP ..........................................52

CHENANGO TRUCK ......................................................20

CIRUS CONTROLS ........................................................19

CLEARSPAN ..................................................................39

CLIFTON RECYCLING INC............................................13

DECAROLIS HEAVY DUTY PARTS ..............................26

DEL HYDRAULICS ........................................................24

EBERL IRON WORKS INC ............................................58

ENVIROSIGHT................................................................53

FAIR MFG CO ................................................................34

FITZSIMMONS HYDRAULICS INC................................73

FIVE STAR EQUIPMENT ..............................................23

FLEET MAINTENANCE..................................................22

FORT MILLER FAB3 CORP ..........................................52

GABRIELLI TRUCK SALES LTD....................................77

GRASSLAND EQUIPMENT............................................38

HACKER'S PACKERS INC ............................................32

HARPER INDUTRIES ....................................................10

HENDERSON PRODUCTS INC ....................................30

HYBRID BUILDING SOLUTIONS LLC ..........................51

HYUNDAI CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT....................27

IRONHAWK INDUSTRIAL ..............................................78

J & J EQUIPMENT..........................................................11

JAMAR TECHNOLOGIES ..............................................19

JOE JOHNSON EQUIPMENT ........................................71

K-M INTERNATIONAL ....................................................14

KAWASAKI CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT ................37

KEIL EQUIPMENT CO INC ......................................41,58

KENWORTH OF BUFFALO NY INC ................................3

KOMATSU AMERICA CORP ..........................................25

LAGASSE WORKS/HARDER SPREADER....................61

LIFTECH EQUIPMENT CO ............................................48

LONG ISLAND FREIGHTLINER ....................................49

MALVESE EQUIPMENT CO INC ..................................22

MARIETTA DIESEL ........................................................32

MOHAWK RESOURCES LTD ........................................13

MOHAWK VALLEY FREIGHTLINER..............................69

MONROE TRACTOR......................................................60

MONROE TRUCK EQUIPMENT ....................................73

NAVISTAR INC..................................................................2

NYS ASSOC OF TOWN SUPTS OF HWYS ..................65

OLD DOMINIUM BRUSH/ODB ......................................64

OSHKOSH TRUCK CORP ............................................79

PARK EAST SALES........................................................13

PAVILLION DRAINAGE SUPPLY CO ............................54

PROFILE PUBLICATIONS..........................12,46,51,78,81

ROY TEITSWORTH INC ................................................46

SCHAEFER ENTERPRISES ..........................................34

SMF INC/STRUCTURAL METAL....................................54

STEEL SALES INC ..........................................................6

STEPHENSON EQUIPMENT INC........................15,35,50

STS TRAILER & TRUCK EQUIPMENT..........................58

SUIT-KOTE CORP..........................................................44

TENCO USA INC ............................................................83

TRACEY ROAD EQUIPMENT..........................................7

TRACKLESS VEHICLES INC ........................................57

TRIMALAWN EQUIPMENT ............................................54

TRIUS INC ........................................................................5

TRUX OUTFITTER ........................................................80

VALLEY FAB & EQUIPMENT ........................................78

VAN BORTEL FORD..................................................21,33

VANTAGE EQUIPMENT ................................................75

VELLANO CORPORATION ............................................28

VENTURE PRODUCTS INC ..........................................55

VIBCO INC......................................................................63

VIKING CIVES INC ........................................................84

WAYNE'S WELDING INC ................................................8

WELL WORTH PRODUCTS INC ..................................80

WESTCHESTER TRACTOR INC ................................6,39

WINTER EQUIPMENT CO ............................................11

YACANOS' GRADALL SALES SVC ..............................39

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