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WILD TURKEYS~~-The famous American fowl as depicted in a raroly»-seen Currier & Ives mm ao o o - Heaving A Child's _Hmahtfle child I stand up my either hand; Grace Cold as paddocks though they be, Here I left them up to Thee, For a benison to fall On our meat, and on us all. Amen. By Robert Herrick 1591-1674 vol. VH - No. 27 Represented Natignally by U 5. SUBURBAN PRESS inC. $3.00 per Year 15 Cents per Copy Thursday, November 22, 1973 Near Ridgedale Rezoning Asked For 1,000 Homes An application for rezoning to permit construc- tion of more than 1,000 units on a TT-ace property just north of Two Guy: Baum“ . fl ** 3M bo at a public hearing Dec. 4 by the Greece Town Board. Greece Ridge Associates has applied for the rezoning on behalf of a New Jersey developer who has filed plans to build a subdivision with apartments, townhouses and single- family homes. The project also proposes a small business center for the con- venience of neighborhood residents. The property at present is zoned mostly R-1-2 for single family homes with a section of B-3 business property. The resoning would be for R-3-1 (multiple housing) and B-2 (neighborhood business ser- vices, including food service.) The site is adjacent to the Ridgedale Apartments where problems recently have oc- curred with storm drainage and - flooding of the basements of nearby homes. Members of the Greece Planning - Board - have reviewed the proposed plan recent executive soasion. made known at \The- bearing Dec. 4, according to Curt Rossow, town director of planning Greece Democrats To Celebrate Greece Democrats are planning a post election celebration at Alfredo's Restaurant, 4370 Dewey Avenue, Friday, November 30. Candidates from the recent campaign will be honored guests and newly elected Sheriff William Lom- bard and City Countil mem- ber Margaret '\Midge'' Costanza will be speakers. Tickets for the evening buffet may be purchased from members of the Greece Democratic Committee, Committee Formed On School Donations A review of the Board of Education - policy on donations to schools was aiggested at a meeting of the Community Education Ad- visory Council last Tursday. tendent of Schools David B. Robinson mutated the Council's ad- vice on the policy when dif. ferences in its interpretation developed earlier this year. Adopted by the Board in February, 1972, the policy prohibits donations of besic instructional items, such as Et does permit donstion of \extras materials to enrich the sthool magnum All drmations must be by the Board of 51mm mm Stale, mam-gating Manhunt cram, uiged the members of the w to meflmmutad # i¢ miiufim w MM on the mu: fiw which can be fin“! Qumnfiv parent group at another school After considerable discussion the Council voted to establish a committee to develop recommendations to be rex iswed at the December 6 meeting of the Council. Keith Steven of Buckman Heights PTA will chair the committee. Members include George Delocia, Kirk Road; Gail Shuler, Longridge; Theima Kanellii, Holmes Road; and Barbara Page, Olympia. pom Wilataw aid workplan was ela by the community as a whois, not by educators alones,\ Wilshaw® stated. \The process osed is unique in New York State and is at- tracting a great deal of in- terest among other schoci EMS,\ rta ve \This S1. Lawrence Has Dinner A apaghetti diromer wil] he mm fram 430 watll 7:30 Saturday, Den 1 at St. umifimfififlfim Thanksgiving Harvest A Season of Bounty is portrayed by Ann Gaboraki of 2419 Latta Rd. as she looks proudly at ap ples grown in the family apple orchard, Thanksgiving holidsy will find many of these red besuties baked into fragrantly delicioms ples to top off a turkey feast. 'More Sewage Koda Vista Objects To Commercial Proj Reifer: of the Koda Viits are«, south of Corona Road, registered their objections to a commer. dal project tying in with the anpitary mewree which aeteva mea bein toy the Greece pease Town Roard Tsst werk. Wafgfwhmmm Wm fimfim 2m &. t Sewer Ma. 1 to servo the profematona) bailding the tin is constructing is the 158 Hock of W. Ridge Road. The aite is just west of the Inn NMort>=est fimmfixtmm mm?) to ect thew Mflfifibfim Ion and mm» sfififl commercial aga,** m said,\\ the Fee Schedule Recommended Town Tells Developers, 'Share Drainage Costs A townwide drainage astemsment district which . will collect fees from com- mercial deve) maw s ' crested by the Greece Town Board. Councilmen, meeting last week, called on the town at- torney to \investigate the legal requirements for creating a Consolidated storm Drainage - District and to report at the next Town Board meeting. The council resolution, submitted by Councilman George \Ray\ Tobin, laid the blame for increased mduntinl . flamiins dimctly pa ¥ storm waters from secking their former natural chan- nels of flow into the ground. \Because of the growing industrial, commercial and apartment developments in our town, drainage problems have increased in numbers and severity,\ Tobin stated. \Many of these problems are so critical that residential areas are flooded even during minor storms. The cause of this flooding is from the Imam of once (men Streams - which - now provide the major portion of Greece's storm sewer system must be increased in capacity to take the ad- ditional storm water run-off and intercepter storm sewers will be nseded to receive the flow from individual street (Continued on Page 2) Planning Board Grants Shadowbrook Approval a directive from the Town Board, the Greece Planning Board in a 4-3 decision granted status un- der Sect. 281 of the N.Y. State Town Law to the final Shadowbrook Subdivision plan and epproved it. With Chairman Earl M. Robertson and members Martin A. Foos and Ronald Mazeau dissenting, the Plan- ning Board voted epproval of the development of 169 single homes. The sub- division had been under discusion for siz months, with controversy centering on location of wetlands and creeks on the property. Another delaying factor was the diversity of definitions of Sect. 281 as in- terpreted by members of the planning unit. In Robertson's cpinion the Shadowbroock plan does not fit Sect 281 \because it grants nothing to the Town, and the so-called cpen sec- tions ere not cpen to any cther than the owners\ Santa's Coming to YMCA Breakfast with Santa presented by the Greece Y Gals will be held at 10 am. Saturday, Dec. 8, at the Greece YMCA. Games and gifts will presented to all Children to 7 years of age are eligible. Ticketa sre available at the Greece YMCA office or from a member of the Greece Gals. Donation is 75 cents. Ronald lannucci, Planning Board member with a dif- fering view, said, \Sect. 281, in my mind, seems to be useful for the efficient use of odd-shaped lots and to grant variances for many lots (at one time) rather than many individual variances for single lotta.\ In the view of Sandy Ladd, who spoke st the Planning Board hearing on the Caldwell and Cook development last week, the special status of 281 is ap plied \to encourage flexibility of the use of land and to preserve open land.\ Mrs. Ladd spoke es a representative of the Greece Coalition for Community Planning, a citizens' group. (Continued en Page 2) Heat and Light Cut Energy Crisis May Me More School Vacation If teachers agree, Greece Central achools may close for an extra week of mid-Winter vacation this yeer for the fidmm met on three levels .-- the Ing rang», the immediate crisis and on the basis of in- creaming mmamfinmh during a portion of Janusty or Feéwuary, he aaid, «ould save the most fosl The $1an M1mwwMWm agreement of the imam amilat length of time. immediate stipe to be takin, as approred ty the school board, include reducing minimum: tem- |
