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Page*-26-*Bamier Times Monday, August 18, 1986 LEGAL MOTICE •MBI •laMa *H <Ml LE6AL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE uw-'; r ALTMAR-PARISH WILLIAMSTOWN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, IN THE COUNTY OF OSWEGO, NEW YORK NOTICE OF SPECIAL DISTRICT MEETING OCTOBER 8, 1986 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a resolution of the Board of Education adopted on July 24, 1986, of a Special District Meeting of the qualified voters of Altmar-Parish- Williamstown Central School District, New York, will be held at the Middle-Senior High School on County Route 22, in said District, on October 8, 1986, at 9:00 o'clock A.M. (prevailing time) for the purpose of voting upon the Proposition stated below. The voting will be by ballot, on voting machines, as provided by the Education Law, and the polls will remain open from 9:00 o'clock A.M. (prevailing time) until 9:00 o'clock P.M. (prevailing time) and as much longer as may be necessary to enable the voters then present to cast their ballots: PROPOSITION RESOLVED: (A) That the Board of Education of Altmar-Parish- Williamstown Central School District, New York (herein called \District\), is hereby authorized to (i) reconstruct, in part, and construct ad- ditions to (a) the Altmar Elementary School at the estimated maximum cost of $852,000; (b) the Parish Elementary School at the estimated maximum cost of $2,910,000; (c) the Williamstown Elementary School at the estimated cost of $628,000; (d) the Middle- Senior High School, in- cluding improvements to the athletic field, at the estimated maximum cost of $ 1,635,000; (ii) construct a new middle school on District owned land at the estimated maximum cost of $4,760,000; (iii) reconstruct, in part, various existing school buildings in the District, including the removal of asbestos, at an estimated maximum cost of $550,000; and (iv) construct a sewage treatment system for the new middle school at the estimated maximum cost of $450,000, including original furnishings, equipment, machinery or apparatus required for the purposes for which such buildings and sewage treatment system are to be used, and to expend therefor amounts not to exceed respective estimated maximum costs; and (B) That in the event the Proposition is approved, the Board of Education is hereby authorized to expend an amount not less than the $1,108,853.00 presently on deposit in the Capital Construction Reserve Fund established by the voters of the District on March 15, 1986, but in no event shall more than $2,000,000 be expended therefrom, to pay a portion of the costs of said specific objects or purposes described in paragraph (A) hereof; and (C) That a tax is hereby voted therefor in the aggregate amount of not to exceed $11,785,000 to finance the cost of said im- provements, the amount of such tax to be reduced to the extent of any moneys provided therefor from the Capital Reserve Fund referred to in paragraph (B) hereof, such tax as shall be necessary to be levied by and collected in installments in such years and in such amounts as shall be deter- mined by said Board of Education; and (D) That in anticipation of said tax, bonds of the District are herby authorized to be issued in the principal amount of not to exceed $11,785,000, the amount of such bonds to be reduced to the extent of any moneys provided from the Capital Reserve Fund referred to in paragraph (B) hereof, and a tax is hereby voted to pay the interest on said bonds as the same shall become due and payable. Such Proposition shall appear on the ballot label to be inserted in the voting machines used for voting at said Special District Meeting in substantially the following form: PROPOSITION YES NO RESOLVED (A) the Board of Education is authorized to (i) reconstruct, in part, and construct additions to (a) the Altmar Elementary School at the estimated maximum cost of $852,000; (b) the Parish Elementary School at the estimated maximum cost of $2,910,000; (c) the Williamstown Elementary School at the estimated cost of $628,000; (d) the Middle- Senior High School, in- cluding improvements to the athletic field, at the estimated maximum cost of $1,635,000; (ii) construct a new middle school on District owned land at the estimated maximum cost of $4,760,000; (iii) reconstruct, in part, various existing school buildings in the District, including the removal of asbestos, at an estimated maximum cost of $550,000; and (iv) construct a sewage treatment system for the new middle school at the estimated maximum cost of $450,000, and to expend therefor amounts not to exceed said respective estimated maximum costs (B) in the event the Proposition is approved, the Board of Education is authorized to expend not less than the $1,108,853.00 on deposit in the Capital Construction Reserve Fund established on March 15, 1986, but in no event shall more than $2,000,000 be expended therefrom, to pay a portion of the costs of said specific objects or purposes; (Q a tax is voted therefor in the aggregate amount of not to exceed $11,785,000, the amount of such tax to be reduced to the extent of any moneys provided from said Capital Construction Reserve Fund, such tax as shall be necessary to be levied by and collected in installments in such years and in such amounts as determined by said Board of Education; and (D) in anticipation of said tax, bonds of the District are authorized to be issued in the principal amount of not to exceed $11,785,000, the amount of such bonds to be reduced to the extent of moneys provided from said Capital Reserve Fund, and a tax is voted to pay the interest on said bonds. Only qualified voters who are duly registered will be permitted to vote. BY THE ORDER OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Dated: July 24,1986 Florence Zona District Clerk 8-18; 9-8; 9-22; 9-29 4tc LEGAL NOTICE School Tax Collector's Notice Notice is hereby given that I, the undersigned, Collector of Pulaski Central School District of the Towns of Richland, Sandy Creek and Albion; Oswego County, New York; have received the tax list and certification of the warrant for the collection of taxes of Pulaski Central School District of said Towns for the present fiscal year, and that I will collect these taxes from September 2,1986 through November 7, 1986. There will be no penalty for collections made from September 2 through October 3,1986. For collection purposes: I will be in the Business Office of the Lura M. Sharp Elementary School, 7319 Lake Street, Pulaski, New York every day 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. except Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays. For information: Call 298-5188. No taxes taken Saturdays, Sundays or October 13, 1986. The following tax rate is per thousand of assessed valuation effective for 1986- 87 fiscal year: Richland $145.61, Sandy Creek $145.61 and Albion $145.61. Joyce Desiderio, Tax Collector Pulaski Central School District Pulaski, N.Y. 13142 Phone:315-298-5188 DATED: August 12, 1986 8-18 2tc LEGAL NOTICE The Altmar-Parish- Williamstown Central School District's Board of Education is accepting sealed bids for the sale of one 18 foot cubic freezer, approximately 30 (900 x 20) used bus tires, and two upright pianos. Bid forms are available in the District Office at the Middle- Senior High School, County Route 22, Parish, New York. Bids will be received until 1 p.m., Friday, September 12, 1986. Florence M. Zona District Clerk 8-18 2tc DATED: August 12, 1986 NOTICE OF COMPLETE APPLICATION Dated: July 29,1986 Applicant: Leeland Stevens Address: RD 1 Sandy Creek, N.Y. 13145 Permits applied for and application number(s): State Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (SP- DES), Application, SPDES No. NY 015 7210, UPA No. 70-85-0375. Project description and location: Town of Sandy Creek County of Oswego. The Department has made a tentative determination to approve this application for a new permit for a proposed discharge of 2,200 gallons day of treated sanitary wastes into groundwater from a septic tank and leach field at the applicant's facility located on Route 11 north of the Village of Sandy Creek where the applicant will operate a thirty-seven unit campground. SEQR Determination: SEQR-3 Project is an unlisted action; it has been deter- mined that the project will not have a significant effect on the environment. SEQR LEAD AGENCY; Town of Sandy Creek AVAILABILITY FOR PUBLIC COMMENT: Applications may be reviewed at the address listed below. Comments on the project must be submitted to the Contact Person indicated below by no later than September 3^1986. CONTACT PERSON; Robert A. Torba, NYSDEC, Division of Regulatory Affairs, 7481 Henry Clay Boulevard, Liverpool, N.Y. 13088,(315)428-4697. 8-18 Itc LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Annual Financial Report of the Sandy Creek-Lacona Joint Waterworks has been filed with the Department of Audit and Control for the fiscal year ending May 31, 1986 according to Village Law on the date required. This report is available for public inspection in the Sandy Creek Village Office, Park St., Sandy Creek during regular office hours. Jill M. Mattison Clerk DATED: August 11, 1986 8-18 ltc LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Annual Financial Report for the Sahdy Creek-Lacona Joint Youth Program has been filed with the Depar- tment of Audit and Control for the fiscal year ending May 31, 1986 according to Village Law on the date required. This report is available for public inspection in the Sandy Creek Village Office, Park St., Sandy Creek during regular office hours. Jill M. Mattison, Clerk DATED: August 11, 1986 8-18 ltc INFORMATION FOR BIDDERS PROJECT: Addition to Annie Porter Ainsworth Memorial Library, Sandy Creek, New York The Board of Trustees will receive separate sealed bids for the following: Plumbing Work, Electrical Work, Heating and Ventilating Work. Bids will be received until 3 p.m. local time, 3 September 1986 at which time they will be opened and read aloud at the: Sandy Creek Town Hall, Harwood Drive, Sandy Creek, New York. Bid documents may be obtained at the office of the Town Clerk, Sandy Creek Town Hall, Harwood Drive, Sandy Creek, N.Y. A deposit of $25.00 per set is required. Deposits will be returned to all bidders who return bid documents with their bid within seven (7) days. The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids, as well as waive any in- formalities in the bidding procedures. No bid shall be withdrawn within a period of thirty days subsequent to the bid opening without the consent of the Owner. For further information regarding the bid procedures or description of work items, contract the office of: Yaussi & Aceti Architects, P.C., 220 Sterling Street, Watertown, New York 13601, Tele: 315- 782-0931. Bidders shall make arrangements to visit the site by contacting: Margaret Kastler, Librarian, Annie Porter Ainsworth Memorial Library, Sandy Creek, N.Y. (Tele: 315-387-3732). Bidders attention is called to requirements for Bid Bond, Performance Bond and NYS Prevailing Wage Rate Schedule. Signed: Darrell G. Kehoe Board of Trustees Ainsworth Memorial Library DATED: August 12, 1986 8-18 2tc CARD Of T1AMKS I would like to thank everyone for the cards, phone calls and visits I received while in the hospital To my family, thanks for your numerous ' trips to the hospital and- the help you gave to your Mother and me. Arthur VanRy 8-18 Up U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary • Flotilla 2-5 Pulaski VFC Griff Jones IN COLD WATER HELP YOURSELF An unexpected dunk into chilly water due to capsizing or falling overboard can often prove fatal, but not necessarily from drowning. Immersion in cold water- colder than 70 degrees F. - can bring on hypothermia, a potential deadly lowering of the body's temperature. But hypothermia can be effectively warded off using a technique for preserving body heat while immersed in cold water called the Heat Escape Lessening Position, or HELP. The position is simple to assume: float head- up with arms and knees drawn up close to the chest in a fetal position. In most cases, a flotation device will be necessary to float in this manner. When three or more people are immersed they can face each other and link arms in the HUDDLE position, which also extends their survival time. According to experts, using this technique while awaiting rescue in 50 degree water doubles a person's survival time to four hours, compared to two hours when swimming or treading water. The body loses heat primarly through the head, chest and groin areas and movement such as swimming cools a person 35 percent faster than remaining still. The best protection of all is wearing a close-fitting foam flotation jacket which in- creases survival time in cold water more than 300 percent. But any type of flotation device is the best precaution as it allows the person to float in the HELP position. Hypothermia can strike at any time, any season, par- ticularly when clothing gets wet from spray or when wind chill lowers the Temperature. Even while cruising, a skipper and crew member should watch for warning signs of hypothermia: shivering, loss of manual dexterity and muscle rigidity, followed by mental confusion and eventual unconsciousness. Sluggishness and slurred speech are also warning signs. Griff Jones Jump Rope For Heart Scheduled On Wednesday, August 20, from 6-8 p.m., A Jump Rope For Heart event wul take place at the Lee Hall Gymnasium - SUNY Oswego. This fundraising program is open to all ages. If you want to have some fun, exercise and win great prizes like t-shirts, gym bags and headsets, sign up now by calling the American Heart Association at 782-0843 or 342-2830. The Jump Rope For Heart event is a National Exercise and Education Program of the American Heart Association which teaches people the cardiovascular benefits of rope jumping as exercise. Teams of jumpers from the area will participate in the two-hour event. Participants will solicit pledges from sponsors and win colka donations for each minute their teams jump. Depending on the amount of money they raise will determine the prizes they will win. AH proceeds will support the American Heart Associations efforts to fight die nation's number one health problem - Heart Disease. Teams will be put together the evening of the event if you don't already have a group. Don't miss out on the fun!
