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Page 10—NEWS, Margaretvine, N. Y. Thurs., Dec. 27, 1973 K a t ie S o n n e n b e r g Is D e a d A t A g e O f 8 1 Mrs. Katie Marie Sonnen berg, 81, died Sunday at her Arkville home on the Dry Brook road after a long illness. H er funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at the Herrick funeral home in Margaretville. Rev. Russell Sargent, pastor of the Marga retville United Methodist church, officiated. Burial will be lat^r in the Margaretville cemetery. Mrs. Sonnenberg is sur vived by two sons, Paul Sonnenberg of Bellingham, Mass., and Loren Sonnenberg of Secaucus, N. J., a daugh ter, Mrs. Evelyn Johnsmeyer of Margaretville, two grand children and five great grand children. She was a native of Arkville, bom Jan. 4, 1892 to Sauiford and Harriet Alton Shultis. She was married in 1912 to Ernest Sonnenberg, who died in 1934. Mrs. Sonnenberg was a resident of North Bergen, N. J., from 1916 until 1942, when she returned to Arkville. She had been in the fur trade during that time. M C S K e y h o l e M e n u — J a n . 2-4 Wednesday, Jan. 2: Veg etable beef soup and crackers, American pizza, green salad with dressing, cookies and milk. Thursday, Jaun 3: Juice, fried rice with meat, carrots and peas, buttered roll, jello with topping, milk; cream of chicken soup. Friday, Jan 4: Blueberry pancakes with hot buttered syrup, ham, pears and peanut butter cookies and milk; beef Jioodle soup. Public Notice of Village Ordinance TAlCE NOnCE. that the fol lowing is an Ordinance duly adopted by the Board of Trus tees of the Village of Fleisch- nianns, New York, on December 17, 1973, after a Public Hearing thereon as required by law, and entered in its minutes, to wit: ORDINANCE NO. 68 AN ORDINANCE REGULAT ING JUNK YARDS WITHIN T H E VILLAGE OF FLEISCHMANNS, N E W YORK. SECTION 1. Purpose. The outdoor storage, keeping, dumping or abandonment of junk, including scrap metals and other scrap, waste paper, rags and used or salvaged build ing materials, and/or used for or occupied by the demolition, dismantling, abandonment or sale of 'broken-doWBipor dam aged machinery and/pr house hold appliances, or of aban doned, used, wrecked, broken- down or damaged motor ve hicles which are not intended for further legal use (Hi high way, or p a ^ of or from such motor vehicles on privately owned property within the Vil lage of Fleischmanns is detri mental to the hetdth, safety and general welfare of the com munity. The same also consti tutes an attractive nuisance to children and in some ways im perils their safety. Such storage also endangers the person and property of members of the community, since fuel tanks OHitaining gasoline or gasoline fumes may easily explode. Such storage is unsightly and depre dates property values. The con trol of the outdoor storage of junk on privately owned prop erties within the Village of Fleischmanns is therefore regu lated for the preservation of the health, safety and general welfare of the community. Definitions. A. Junk Yard. Any lot or area of land, with or without buildings, used for or occupied by the storage, keeping, dump ing or abandonment of junk, in cluding scrap metals and other scrap, waste paper, rags and used or salvaged building ma terials: and/or used ior or oc cupied by the demolition, dis mantling, abandonment or sale of broken-down or damaged ma chinery and/or household appli ances, or of abandoned, used, wrecked, broken-down or dam aged motor vehicles which are not intended for further legal use on the highway, or parts of or from such motor vehicles. B. Motor Vehicle. Every ve hicle originally designed and intended to be operated, drawTi or driven or capable of being operated, drawn or driven upon a public highway by any power other than muscular power. For the purpose of this ordinance, the term “motor vehicle” shall include but not will be limited to automobiles, trucks, busses, motorcycles and trailers. C. Abandoned motor ve hicles. One (1) or more motor vehicles which are unregistered, or the major parts equaling in bulk one (1) or more such mo tor vehicles and are not intend ed for further legal use on the highway, and is not stored or deposited in a completely en closed buDding. For the pur pose of this Section, the failure or refusal of the owner, opera tor, lessee or occupant of a lot to produce at the request of the Village Board or its duly au thorized representative, evi dence that any motor vehicle which has remained on said lot for ten (10) or more days, has been registered for some period during the preceding twelve (12) months shall constitute prima facie evidence that said motor vehicle is not intended for further legal use on the highway. D. Junk yard operator. The owner, owners or lessee of a junk yard and/or any person or persons left in charge of such junk yard by the owner, owners or lessee thereof. SEXZmON 3. Outdoor stor age of jimk prohibited. No person shall operate, es tablish, maintain, cause or per mit a junk yard within the Village of Fleischmanns until he has obtained a license so to do from said Village. SECiiON 4. Application for license. A. Application for the li cense referred to in Section 3 hereof shall be made in writing to the Village Clerk of the Vil lage of Fleischmanns, New York, and shall contain a de- scr^tion of the land to be in cluded within the junk yard, the description to be of suffi cient clarity to establish its location. B. The application shall be submitted by the Village Clerk to the Board of Trustees of the Village of Fleischmanns, New York, hereinafter referred to as the Village Board, and a hearing thereon shall be sched uled by the Village Board not Ye Olde Millhoiise Restaurant Lake Wawaka HalcottviUe, N. Y. 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Such notice shall be published or posted at least seven (7) days prior to the day specified for such hearing. C. At the time and place set for the hearing, the Village Board shall hear the app>licant and all other persons wishing to be heard and who are en titled to be heard on the appli cation for a license to operate, establish or maintain a . junk yard within the Village of Fleischmanns, N. Y. In con sidering such application, the Village Board shall take into account the suitability of the applicant with reference to his ability to comply with the fenc ing requirements or other rea sonable regulations concerning the proposed junk yard, to any record of convictions for any type of larceny or receiving stolen goods, and to any other matter having a bearing upon the purposes and intent of this ordinance. D. At the time of the hear ing, the Village Board shall take into account, after proof of legal ownership or right to the use of the property de scribed in the license applica tion, the nature and develop ment of the surrounding prop erty, such as the proximity of churches, schools, hospitals, public buildings or other places of public gatherings; and whether or not a junk yard can be operated at the proposed location without adversely af fecting the public health and safety by reason of offensive or unhealthy odors or smoke or of other causes. E. The Village Board may also take into account the clean, wholesome and attractive environment which are consid ered to be of vital importance to the continued general wel fare of the citizens of the Vil lage of Fleischmanns by consid ering whether or not a junk y£ird can be operated at the proposed location without it having an unfavorable effect thereon. In this connection, the Village Board may consider collectively the type of roads that would service the junk yard and from which the jimk yard could be seen, the natural or proposed artificial barriers that would protect the junk yeu^ from view, the proximity of the proposed junk yard to established residential and recreational areas or main ac cess routes thereto, as weU as the availability of other suit able or more suitable sites for the junk yard. F. The Village Board witMn two (2) weeks after the con clusion of the hearing, shall make a finding as to whether or not the application for a license should be grated and shall give prompt notice of said finding to the applicant by mail, postage prepaid, to the address given on the applica tion. If approved, the license shall be issued forthwith and shall remain in effect until the following 31st day of May. Such approval shall be personal to the applicant and the license shall not be assignable. Li censes shall be renewed aimual- ly thereafter upon payment of the annual license fee without hearing, provided all provisions of this ordinance are compiled with, the junk yard does not become a public nuisance under the Common Law and the li censee is not convicted of any type of larceny or the receiving of stolen goods. The determin ation of the Village Boeurd may be reviewed in the manner pro vided by the Civil Practice Law and Rules of the State of New York. G. The annual License fee shall be twenty-five ($25.00) dollars to be paid at the time the application is made and annually thereafter on the 31st day of May in each year in the event of renewal. If the appJi- cation is not granted, the fee shall be returned to the appli cant. In addition to the license fee, the applicant shall pay to the Village of Fleischmanns, the costs and expenses incurred in advertising or posting the notices of hearing, and any and all other expenses clearly at tributable to the processing of the application for a license, and no license shall be issued until such costs and expenses are paid to the Village. The Village Board, in its discretion, may require the applicant to either prepay such expenses or deposit such sum as the Village Board may deem necessary, in anticipation of such e^qienses. Any amount so deposited in ex cess of the actual expenses in curred by the Village shall be refunded to the appdicant. The license fee shall not be pro rated in the event that a license issued covers only a part of a year. All renewals shall be issued for the year commencing June 1st and temninating on the 31st day of the following May. SECmON 5. Fencing. Before use, a new junk yard shall be completely surroundai with a fence at least eight (8) feet in height which substan tially screens the complete junk yard operations, and with a suitable gate which shall be closed and locked except during the working hours of such junk yard or when the applicant or his agents shall be within. Such fence shall be erected not near er than fifty (50) feet from a DINING'S A DELIGHT AT THE N o r t h e r n L i g h t s S t e a k a n d S k a l Fine food and drink in a friendly, relaxing atmosphere. Fun and Dancing Fri. & Sat. Nights with the BILL SACHER Trio Planning a wedding, birthday or anniversary party? We have 2 cozy rooms to suit your needs. Open daily at n o o n —Breakfast fronn 8 a.m . W eekends—Closed Tuesday S C A N D I N A V I A N V I L L A G E R o u te 28. P h o e n icia • 6 8 8 - 2 2 7 8 Home of the famous Scandinavian Ski & Sport Shop and Lapland iviutel BKf W 6HES O u t with the old! 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Where the topography, natural growth of timber or other con siderations accomplish the pur poses of this Ordinance in whole or in part, the fencing require ments set forth above may be reduced by the Village Board, upon granting the license, pro vided, however, that such na tural barrier conforms with the purpoies of this ordinance. SECTION 6. Effect of local ordinances. No provision of this ordinance shall be deemed to be in con travention of or amendatory to any other ordinance, resolution or local law of the Village of Heisciimanns, now in effect or hereinafter enacted, it being the intent to make tne provisions of this ordinance cumulative with any other ordinance, reso lution or local law restricting or limiting the operation or u^e or junk yards in the Village of Fleischmanns. Any applicant for a license hereunder and any owner, operator or lessee of a junk yard in the Village of Fleischmanns shall be required to comply with the provisions of this ordinance as well as the terms of any other ordinance, rule, regulation, resolution or local law of the Village of li'leischmanns presently in ef fect or which may hereafter be adopted or enacted. SEXmON 7. Comply with all applicable rules. Every operator of a junk yard in the Village of Fledsch- manns shall be requii^d to com ply with all aiw>licable rules, regulations, statutes or direc tions of any other municipal or any state or federal agency or authority. Any license here under shaiU ipermit any au thorized officer or representa tive of the Village of Fleisch manns, the State of New York or the Federal Gktvoiunent or other agency with jurisdiction over any aspect of the opera- tiwi of the junk yard, to enter i^ n the premises and make stich reasonable inspection thereof as, in the judgement of such oMcer or representative, may be necessary, at any rea sonable hour of the day duiiiK ordinary working hours. SECTION 8. Established junk yfu-ds. For the purpose of this or- dmance, the location of junk yards already established shall considered approved by the Village Board where located, and the owner thereof deemed suitable for the issuance of a license. Junk yards already es tablished shall be exen^t from the fencing requirements set forth m Section 5 of this or dinance. Witiun sucty (60) days from the passage of this ordinance, however, the owner shall fur nish the Village Board the in formation as to location which is required in an application, together with a license fee. and the V ill^e Board shall issue him a license vjUid until the next May 31st, at which tSme such owner may fq>ply for a renewal, as herein provided. SECTION 9. RestricticHi on location. Notwithstanding any of the foregoing provisions of this or- *nan(», no junk yard hereaf ter estabhsh^, shall be licensed to operate if such yard or any part thereof shall be within tive hundred (500) feet of a church, school, public buUding or place of public assembly. SECrnON 10. Removal pro cedure. .Any junk, as defined by Sec- tion 2 above, may be removed from the premises on which it is located by the Village of Fleischmanns in the manner hereinafter provided. A. Notice. The Village Qerk upon detecting junk, aha]] at /the direction of the Village Board, serve a written notice, either personally, or by regis tered, certitied or ordinary mail, upon the owner, occupant or pers(»i having chaii;e of such private property, to cccnply with the requirements of this ordinance. The Village Clei4( may deiteimine ownersMp of any parcel of land in the Vil lage of Fleisclunanns from the Assessment Roll of the ViUage, and may serve written notice iipon the owner thereof by mail ing such notice to the owner at ithe address listed on the current Assessment RolL If ithe Village Clerk is unable to determine the ownership or address of the owner of said private property, such notifi- oation may be made by public- ing same in the o f f i(^ news paper of the Village for two consecutive weeks. The notice shall be in sub stantially tihe following form: \To tite owner, occupant or person hawng charge of land vtdthin the Village of Fleisch- imnns briefly descr&ed as fol- iowsi (Ifere descrQ>e lubject property) Notice is tiereby ghroi that junk as follows: (here describe subject junk) is stored or de posited (HI the above described property in the Village of Fleisctenanns. This Junk ntust be removed tlio^efrom w i t ^ ten (10) days from the date of this notice, provided however, that if this notice is served on you by publication, >the said junk shaU be removed within itwenty-four (24) days from the first publication date of this notice. , If such junk is not removed on or before the e^qiiration of said ten (10) &siys from the date hereof, or on o p before the expiration of said tw«ity*four (24) days from the date of this notice, in the event it is served on you by publication, you are hereby summoned to a i ^ a r be fore the Village Board of the Vfllage of Fleischmanns, New York, a t ----- o'clock —^M., on the ----- day of -------- 19—, at which thne a hearing will be held to determine why the Vil lage of Fleischmanns, New York, acting through its duly authorized agents, servants, officers and employees, should not enter upon the said prop erty and remove and cause the said jimk to be destroyed. In the event the V illas Board directs that said junk be re moved and destn^ed, the ex pense incurred by the ViUage of Fleischmanns shall be as sessed figainst said property end shall constitute a loen thereon and be collected in tiie manner provided tw law. Dated: Village aerfc, VW»ge of Fleischmanns.*’ B. Hearing. In the event such junk is not removed as prescribed above, the ViUage Board of the V illas of FIeisc£- manns shall hold a public bear ing on the date and a t the time ^}eci£ied in the notice, a t which hearing the persons interested may foe heard concerning the removal of said junk. After said persons are heard the hear ing shaiU be closed and the Vil lage Board shaU detexmine whether said junk is in viote- tion of the ordinance. In the event of such a deteiminatton, the wmaee Boeid may issue an order cttrectins the rennval and destruction of said junk, and the Village Board may cause the expense ttoereoc ^ assessed against the {tfoper^ described in the notice. aH in the numner provided by lamr. S E ( ^ O N U . Penalty. A violaition of this ocdinanoe or any provisicas o r p a rt there, of by any person, firm or cor^ poraition is f a e r ^ d e d a z ^ to be an offense, punishable t y • fine not exceedSiiK two imndrw and fUty doBan ($250). and/ or ^ te e n (15) days in jadil. A w person, firm or coipoititlon. w to shall resist o r obstruct the duly authorized agents, stfvants. officers and employees of the Village of FleiadMTwnns in the removal and desthwtkKi of junk by order of the VlUage Board shall be sidjject to fiie fines provided herein. Each day’s continued violatioa idwU con* stitute a separate and addition al offense. For the purpose of conferring Jurisdictkin upon courts and judteial officers eraUy, violations of this ordin ance Or any joovisions or part thereof. shaB be deemed a viO' lation, as defined by Section 10.00 (3) the Penal Lamr. SECTION 12. Procedure. Notwithstanding any other provisdon of this ordinenoe. the Village of Fleischmanos rata serve such notices, hoild sura hearings and do such other and ftirther things as are set forth in Section 10 hereof a ^ may at the same time or at any other time, without prior notice, proceed under Secmm U here of, concerning the impositi<« of penalties. SEXmON 13. Saving dause. The invalidity of any claoiser sentoice, paragraph or pro vision of this oiwnanoe siiaU not invalidate any other clause, sentence, para^nph or part hereof. SECTION 14. Effective Date. This ordinance shall take effectimmediately. 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