Westside News EAST Edition – October 2, 2022

Pearl Neumann celebrates 100th birthday

Pearl Neumann, long time resident of Manitou Road in Spencerport, celebrated her 100th birthday on September 24, 2022.

Pearl lived on Manitou Road since she was nine years old. She worked with her mom and uncles on the farm, helped pick produce for the Farmer’s Market, walked to a two room school house at the corner of Manitou Road and Route 104 next to the cemetery, and attended Spencerport High School. She worked in the dark rooms at Eastman Kodak Company, where she met her husband Clifford. After Cliff came back from WWII, they were married in June 1946 at Concord Lutheran Church that was on the southwest corner of Route 104 and Manitou Road.

Pearl and Cliff built a little 20’ by 20’ house just a few houses down from where she grew up, then built the present day house after their second child was born. Pearl lived there with her dog, cat, and bird up until her care needed to be upgraded in 2021.

Through the years Pearl and Cliff had a busy life. They owned Cooper Delicatessen at Cooper and Titus Avenue in Irondequoit until the mid1950s when Pearl stayed home to care for the family. They started a 4-H club, the Manitou Indians, and were leaders for more than 10 years.

Pearl joined the Spencerport Ambulance, became an EMT instructor, and taught classes to doctors, nurses, fellow ambulance volunteers, and emergency responders. She rode on many emergency calls, enduring some awful fatalities in accidents and rescuing many others from car and farm accidents.

In later years, she joined the Coast Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla 4-8 out of Hamlin. She taught safe boating and was a representative for the Coast Guard Academy, visiting high schools and

The Boo Fest returns Oct. 15 & 16

to benefit Kendall Sports Boosters

by Tami Raco

The second annual Kendall High School Sports “Boo”ster fundraiser will be held at Brightly’s Farm Market on Saturday, October 15, and Sunday, October 16. This family-friendly event charges $10 per person and 100% of the ticket price goes to the Kendall High School Sports Boosters to help support sports programs at Kendall High School.

This is the second year that the Brightlys will open their farm and donate all the items for the Boo Fest fundraiser. “It is important to us to support our local schools,” said Betsy Brightly. Students from Kendall High School help work the event, including decorating, setting up, and waiting on customers. “I feel giving the students the opportunity to work this fundraiser helps teach the importance of community service and instills good work ethic,” said Betsy.

A ticket to the Boo Fest will include a pumpkin of choice from the Pumpkin Trail, cider, fresh baked donuts, face painting, festive games like pin the tail on the spider, cornhole, and more. There will also be mini pumpkin painting, a costume contest, photo booth, and a haunted bus. “The event is both indoors and outdoors so it will happen rain or shine,” said Betsy. Two large greenhouses will be used to accommodate the games, festivities,

A ticket to Boo Fest is $10 and includes a pumpkin, cider, donuts, games, and more. Provided photos.

and fun as well as tents donated by the Kendall Lions Club. There will also be a bonfire Saturday evening, starting at 6 p.m.

Boo Fest is a two-day event this year, Saturday, October 15, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday, October 16, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Tickets can be purchased at the event, which is held at Brightly’s Farm Market located at 525 Drake Road, Hamlin. For more information, call 585-636-4337.

Kendall High School students work the event, which is a fundraiser for the Kendall High School Sports Boosters. Provided photo from 2021.

Pearl Neumann donned a tiara, tutu, and ‘Made in 1922’ t-shirt for her 100th birthday celebration.

Pearl and Cliff when they got engaged at Niagara Falls in 1945.

always has a song to go with any occasion and freely says just what she thinks. Her favorite saying is, “Stand on your own two feet!” Happy 100th Birthday, Pearl. Provided information and photos

CCE Monroe to celebrate Ginny Wilterdink

The Master Gardener program of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Monroe County will recognize its valued Master Gardener, Ginny Wilterdink, during a celebration on October 11.

At 100 years old, Ginny has been an active Master Gardener for 34 years, contributing to the stewardship of Monroe County parks, participating in educating the public at a variety of events, and assisting home gardeners in safe and effective practices of gardening.

At 9 a.m. on October 11, a tree, Parrotia persica

‘Vanessa’, that has been planted in Ginny’s honor, will be presented to her in Highland Park, near the Poet’s Garden where she was a steward. Following will be a reception at the Olmsted Lodge at 171 Reservoir Avenue, Rochester. Provided information and photo

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Sunday, October 9th Worship Service, 10am OGDEN

2400 South Union Street, Spencerport All are welcome to attend.

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NY Army National Guard aviators in Florida to assist in hurricane response

At the direction of Gov. Kathy Hochul, the New York Army National Guard deployed two CH-47F Chinook heavy lift helicopters, and 11 soldiers from the Frederick Douglas Greater Rochester International Airport to Jacksonville, Florida, on Wednesday, September 28.

The aircraft and soldiers were sent to assist the Florida National Guard in responding to Hurricane Ian, which hit the state on Wednesday.

The two CH-47s, are assigned to B Company of the 3rd Battalion, 126th Aviation Regiment which is based at Army Aviation Support Facility 3 at the airport. The 11 soldiers included

aircrew and maintenance personnel.

The CH-47 F can carry 36 people, or over 46,000 pounds of cargo, and fly at 190 miles per hour.

The two aircraft were sent to Florida through an Emergency Management Assistance Compact request for assistance from the state of Florida to New York.

The aircraft stayed overnight in Greenville, North Carolina, and arrived in Jacksonville on Thursday, September 29. There, the aircraft and Soldiers came under the control of the Florida National Guard to provide airlift support as required.

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Community Health Fair October 5 at Sweden Clarkson Community Center

Monroe County Legislator Jackie Smith has coordinated to have Veterans Outreach and Monroe County Office of the Aging at the Sweden Clarkson Community Center for their annual Health Fair on Wednesday, October 5. Legislator Smith has been focusing on bringing more services to the west side of the county, giving residents a chance to receive information close to home about services Monroe County has to offer as well as other organizations in the county.

Veterans Outreach Center is dedicated to providing high-quality, individualized services to the men and women who served our country. The goal of the Office of the Aging is to ensure that Monroe County’s older citizens have access to the programs and services they need to remain in-

dependent and “Excel in Aging Well.” Both organizations will be there to talk about programs and services they have to offer and answer any questions residents may have.

The Community Health Fair will run from 10 a.m. to noon on Wednesday, October 5, at the Sweden Clarkson Community Center, 4927 Lake Road South, Brockport. Medicare representatives from several major carriers will help answer questions about your current plans, open enrollment, and finding the right plan for you.

Those with questions about Veterans Outreach or Monroe County Office of the Aging can email legislatorsmith@gmail.com. For questions about the Health Fair, reach out to Tim Manuszewski by emailing timm@ townofsweden.org. Provided information

Harriet Tubman sculpture on display in Rochester through October

The Harriet Tubman “Journey to Freedom” sculpture by the Wesley Wofford Sculpture Studio has been temporarily installed at Washington Square Park in Rochester, across from GEVA Theatre, as part of the Harriet Tubman Bicentennial Celebration. The sculpture features Harriet Tubman in mid stride, hustling towards freedom with a youngster in tow and

portrays the courage, physical determination, and contributions of Black women throughout history.

The temporary installation of this statue, on display through October 31, provides an opportunity for Rochester and the surrounding communities to learn about the heritage of abolitionists and suffragists in Upstate New York, and celebrate Harriet Tubman’s life as a political activist, leader in the Underground Railroad, and as a nurse, scout and spy for the Union Army during the Civil War. She also created a nursing home for freed slaves in Auburn, New York.

The Harriet Tubman Bicentennial Celebration includes free events at various venues in Rochester through October 31. Among the remaining events are: Underground Railroad Experience on October 8 at Mt. Olivet Baptist Church; Harriet Tubman Storytelling and Accessible Trunk-orTreat Event on October 20 at Frontier Field; and a Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra Concert on October 29 at Church of Love Faith Center. Visit www.TubmanROC.com for details of all events.

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A CH-47F Chinook heavy lift helicopter assigned to B Company of the 3rd Battalion, 126th Aviation Regiment leaves Frederick Douglass Greater Rochester International Airport en route to Florida to assist in hurricane response missions on Wednesday, September 28. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by 1st Lt. Jason Carr)

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•Schedule an appointment to donate using the Red Cross Blood Donor App, by visiting RedCrossBlood.org or by calling 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800733-2767). All who give in October will receive a $5 e-Gift Card by email to a merchant of choice. Upcoming drives: October 2, noon to 5 p.m., First Bible Baptist Church, 990 Manitou Road, Hilton; October 7, 1 to 6 p.m., Ogden Community Center, 269 Ogden Center Road, Spencerport; October 8, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Chili Community Center, 3237 Chili Avenue, Rochester; October 12, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Greater Rochester International Airport, 1200 Brooks Avenue, Rochester; October 14, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Gates Town Hall, 1605 Buffalo Road, Rochester; October 14, 2 to 6 p.m., Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 4088 Lake Road, Brockport.

Events

•Pharmaceutical Waste Disposal Event on Tuesday, October 4, from 3 to 6:30 p.m. at the Clarkson Highway Garage, 3623 Lake Road North, Brockport. No appointment required; just drive in and drop off. Acceptable items for the drop off include prescription and over the counter pills and liquid medication, ointments and creams, sprays and inhalers, empty prescription bottles, vials (labels can be left on the bottles and vials), pet medications, epipens, and sharps. For information, contact Legislator Jackie Smith at legislatorsmith@ gmail.com.

•Southern Gospel NY is holding a Dinner/Concert with Common Bond Quartet on October 15, 4 p.m., at Spencerport Bible Church, 1948 North Union Street. Catered by Forest Hill Catering. Tickets are $40 per person; purchase a table of eight and receive one of those tickets free. Deadline to order is October 5. Mail a check or money order to SGNY, 3250 Big Ridge Road, Spencerport, NY 14559. Pick up tickets at Will Call the day of the event. For information, contact Joyce or Bob at 585-329-3840.

•Free Fall Shredding Event for Greece residents on Wednesday, October 5, from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Greece Town Hall Campus. Services will be provided by Shred-Text. All papers must be placed in either manageable cardboard boxes or paper bags that will not be returned. No plastic bins. No x-rays or film paper. Limit of five boxes per participant.

•Harvest Kitchen at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, 14 State Street, Brockport, on Sunday, October 9. Dine inside and listen to music by Woody & Friends. Serving loaded baked potato with bacon, cheddar cheese, chives and broccoli, chili, and apple crisp. Opens at 2 p.m. and runs until food is gone. No advance or pre-orders.

•Euchre every Tuesday from September to June, 7 p.m., at the Hamlin Exempts, 1382 Lake Road North, Hamlin. Partners Tournament, $5 per person. Play 8 hands - 8 games, 10 cent bumps.For information, call Tim Markle at 978-1598 or Alice Slate at 478-4721.

Fundraisers

•Friends of the Ogden Farmers’ Library will be accepting donations for their annual Book Sale from Monday, October 3, through Friday, October 14. The sale opens for Friends members only on Tuesday, October 18, 4 to 7:45 p.m. Book Sale is open to the public: Wednesday, October 19, 4 to 7:45 p.m.; Thursday, October 20, 10 a.m. to 7:45 p.m.; Friday, October 21, 10:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.; and Saturday, October 22 (Big Bag Sale), 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.

•Harvey C. Noone American Legion Auxiliary, Post #954 is hosting a craft and vendor fair on Saturday, October 8, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For information, contact Tish Juergens at 293-1364 or email levans14428@yahoo.com.

•Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s® is planned for October 8 at Frontier Field, with registration beginning at 9 a.m. To register and receive the latest updates on this year’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s, visit alz.org/walk.

•Spencerport Education Foundation is holding a Trivia Night fundraiser on Wednesday, October 12, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., at Wood Kettle Brewing, 1192 Manitou Road, Hilton. Teams of up to six players maximum, $10 per player. Prizes to the top three teams, 50/50 raffle, and other giveaways. Teams must pre-register by October 5 at https://www.spencerporteducationfoundation. org/events.

•Walk for Ukraine on Saturday, October 29, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Roberts Wesleyan University, 2301 Westside Drive, Rochester. Donation of $15 per person to participate (cash or check to RocMaidan day of the event). All proceeds go to those affected by the war in Ukraine. Register by October 22 at https://bit.ly/3RpLFdX. Email allkofer_katherine@roberts.edu or call 594-6918 with questions.

•“Flower City Queens: The New Look” is a calendar that features BIPOC drag performers in Rochester and the Western New York region. The calendar launch party is Friday, October 7, from 7 to 10 p.m. at Mercantile on Main, 240 East Main Street. Tickets are $5 and include free parking in adjacent garages. A ticket is included when preordering the calendar online ($25) ahead of the event. Proceeds from the calendar will benefit Avenue Black Theatre. For information, visit navasse.org/queensroc.

•Bountiful Baskets & Brunch Fundraiser to benefit Aurora House will be held October 22, 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Pearce Church, 4322 Buffalo Road, North Chili. Tickets are $25 each and can be purchased at https://aurorahousewmc.com/ baskets-brunch-2021/.

•Chicken Barbecue on Saturday, October 15, from noon until gone at the Spencerport Firemen’s Exempts. Proceeds to benefit Aurora House Comfort Care Home.

•Churchville-Chili’s Harvey C. Noone American Legion Post 954 is conducting a Veteran Day’s cash bash raffle with prizes ranging from $500 to $175. The drawing will occur at the annual Veteran Day’s Luncheon at the Legion at noon on November 11. Total prizes are $3,000 with 13 winners. Tickets are $10 each and you don’t have to be present to win. Tickets can be purchased at the Churchville Village Office, the Riga Town Hall, at the Legion, or from any Legion Family member.

Government Meetings

•Chili: Conservation Board – October 3, 7 p.m., Town Hall Main Meeting Room; Traffic & Safety Commiuttee – October 6, 7 p.m., New Highway Garage, 200 Beaver Road.

•Clarkson: Planning Board – October 4, 7 p.m.; Zoning Board – October 5, 7 p.m., at the Clarkson Town Hall, 3710 Lake Road.

•Hamlin: Planning Board – October 3, 7 p.m., at the Hamlin Town Hall, 1658 Lake Road.

•Parma: Planning Board – October 3, 7 p.m.; Town Board – October 4, 6:30 p.m.

•Riga: Planning Board – October 3, 7 p.m.; Zoning Board – October 6, 7 p.m.

•Spencerport: Board of Trustess – October 5, 7 p.m., at the Village Office, 27 West Avenue.

Health/Help

•Orleans County Flu Clinic at Holley Elementary School on October 5 from 3:30 to 6 p.m. This event is open to the community. Bring insurance card.

•The Food Cupboard at the First Presbyterian Church of Chili, 3600 Chili Avenue, is open from 10 to 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, October 15, and the third Saturday of each month. Grocery bags of food donated to those in need.

•The Brockport Ecumenical Food Shelf, located at 14 State Street in the basement of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, is open for in-person shopping on the first four Thursdays of each month from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 2 to 6 p.m. Masks required. Only one shopper allowed per family; bring shoppings bags. There will still be delivery, by appointment, for those who are uncomfortable or unable to shop in-person. For information or to schedule delivery, call 637-8169.

•The Hilton Community Clothes Closet, located in the basement of Hilton Baptist Church, 50 Lake Avenue, is open Tuesdays from 9 to 11:30 a.m., the first and third Thursday of the month from 5 to 7 p.m., and the second Saturday of the month from 9 to 11 a.m. Appointments are not necessary. Email hbchurch50@gmail.com or Hilton.Clothing.Closet@ gmail.com with any questions.

•Flu shot clinics at Greece Town Hall, Community Rooms A&B, at the following times: Friday, October 7, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Wednesday, October 12, 1 to 4 p.m.; Tuesday, October 18, 9 a.m. to noon; Tuesday, October 25, 9 a.m. to noon. Call Workplace Vitality at 585-568-8340 with any questions.

•Flu Shot Clinics will be held at WEMOCO, 3589 Big Ridge Road, Spencerport, room A-116, from 3 to 6 p.m. on Tuesday, October 11; Thursday, October 27; Wednesday, November 2; and Thursday, December 1. No appointment needed. Open to the public (ages 18 and up). Bring insurance card. Free for those covered by a BOCES 2 health plan. If non-participating insurance or without insurance, a $35 fee is payable by cash or check. For clinical questions, call 568-8340.

Historical

•The Clarkson Historical Society hosts a presentation on cobblestone by Tim McDonnell on Wednesday, October 5, 7 p.m., at the Clarkson Academy, 8339 West Ridge Road. Free and open to the public.

•The Bergen Historical Society in conjunction with the Bergen Library will present a program by a member of the Genesee Country Museum on October 6, 7 p.m., in the Bergen Public Library Conference Room (rear entrance). Presentation will be “Objects from History,” unusual and everyday objects from the 19th century. A short meeting will precede the program. The facility is handicapped accessible. Refreshments will follow.

•Rochester During the 1950s, presented by Donovan Shilling in cooperation with the Greece Historical Society, on Tuesday, October 11, 7 p.m., at the Greece Public Library. Registration required; call 225-8951or go to https://www.greecepubliclibrary. org/ then click on Events, then Calendar, then October 11.

•Professor Erik Seeman will give a presentation on his book, Speaking with the Dead in Early America, on October 3 at 7 p.m. as part of the Historical Horizons Lecture Series at Genesee Community College. Held in room T102 of the Conable Technology Building on the Batavia campus.

•The Emily L. Knapp Museum of Local History in Brockport will be open during the month of October by appointment only. Call 585-637-5300 to schedule an appointment.

Library Programs

•The Hamlin Public Library is open Mondays/ Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Tuesdays/ Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Fridays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Preschool storytime is every Monday at 10:30 a.m. and features ABC themed books, songs, and fingerplays. Grant Education Seminar with Genesee Valley Council on the Arts is October 3 at 1 p.m.

Lego Club for kids is Thursday, October 6, from 6 to 7 p.m. School break BINGO program is Monday, October 10, at 1 p.m. All ages can play and win prizes. Red Cross Emergency Preparedness and Hand CPR demonstration class is Tuesday, October 11, at 4 p.m. The monthly Homeschool program is October 12 at 1 p.m. Explore Math with fun games and activities. Cookbook Club for adults and teens is on Thursday, October 13, at 6:30 p.m. in the Town Hall Gym. The October Cookbook of the month is available for checkout now at the library. For information, call 964-2320, go to hamlinlibraryny. org, or visit the library’s Facebook page.

•Hoag Library in Albion is open Monday-Thursday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Friday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Meeting rooms are available to the public (reservation form on website). One-OnOne Tech Help, Wednesdays by appointment. Free books for ages 0-5: register your child for the Books from Birth program. TGIF Craft Day, Fridays, 1 p.m., please register. AAA Defensive Driving, October 8, register by calling 1-800-836-2582.

•Ogden Farmers’ Library, 269 Ogden Center Road, is open Monday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Tuesday-Thursday 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Friday and Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (every third Friday opening at 10 a.m.).

Story time every Tuesday and Friday at 10:15 a.m.

Rotating registration-required kids events every Thursday 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.: ROCDOG Therapy Dog Visit (first Thursday), LEGO Club (second Thursday), Pokémon Trainers Club (fourth Thursday). Walking Club for all ages every Thursday at 10 a.m., meeting at Union St. Coffee House. Adult Book Club meets every fourth Thursday. For information, visit OgdenLibrary.com or facebook. com/ogdenfarmerslibrary.

•Parma Public Library, 7 West Avenue, Hilton, is holding the following events (no registration unless indicated): Builder’s Club – Monday, October 3, 6 to 7 p.m., for ages 5-12 to create with Legos, blocks, and other building toys. Teen Tuesday – October 4, 3 to 4 p.m., for youth in grades 7-12.

Walking Tour: South Side of Main Street/South Avenue – Wednesday, October 5, 10:30 a.m. to noon, registration required. Learn about the history of the area with Hilton-Parma historian Dave Crumb. Meet outside the front of the library. Comfortable shoes and water recommended. This is a repeat of the tour that was offered on August 24. Wednesday

Storytime – October 5, 10:30 a.m., recommended for ages 2-5. Movie Madness: Elvis – Thursday, October 6, 2 to 4:35 p.m., registration appreciated. The film is the 2022 Elvis biopic starring Austin Butler and Tom Hanks (PG-13, 2hrs, 35mins). Baby Storytime – Friday, October 7, 10:30 a.m., recommended for ages 0-3. For information, call 392-8350 or visit www.parmapubliclibrary.org.

•This is a sample of programs held at the Seymour Library, 161 East Avenue, Brockport, 637-1050. For complete information, visit seymourlibraryweb. org. Baby Story Time – Tuesdays, 10:30 to 11 a.m., for ages 0 to 15 months and their caregivers. Mark your calendars for the Friends of the Seymour Library Fall Book Sale on Wednesday, October 12 through Saturday, October 15.

Meetings

•Brockport Fire District meets October 3, 6:30 p.m., at Station #3, 191 West Avenue, Brockport. •Hilton-Parma Fire District meets October 5, 7:30 p.m., at the Hilton-Parma Fire Department, 120 Old Hojack Lane. Open to the public.

Religion

•St. George’s Episcopal Church, 635 Old Wilder Road, Hilton (across from Kelly’s), will have a special Blessing of the Animals during an outdoor service on Sunday, October 9. The public is invited to bring their pets (leashed or caged) and actively take part. Held rain or shine, so dress accordingly. Some tents will be erected. This service begins at 10 a.m. A light lunch will be served afterward in the church hall.

School Board

•Brockport Central School Board of Education meets Tuesday, October 4, 6 p.m., in the District Office Board Room. Updated information at www. bcs1.org.

Seniors

The Sweden Senior Association, Inc. meets Monday, October 10, 1 p.m., at the Sweden Clarkson Community Center, 4927 Lake Road South, Brockport. Come to the conference room and see what community minded programs are available to seniors and share ideas and friendship.

Volunteer Opportunities

•The Town of Chili is looking for local businesses, community groups and residents to fill booths for trick-or-treating during its Community Halloween Party on Saturday, October 29, noon to 2 p.m. at the Chili Community Center. To volunteer, email recreation@townofchili.org.

Pineway Ponds 5k Run/Walk

Over 140 participants joined the 2022 Pineway Ponds Virtual and InPerson 5k Run/Walk events, presented by Ogden Parks and Recreation and the Kiwanis Club of Spencerport. Sunny skies and cool temps were in play for the in-person event on Saturday, September 24, that featured loud cheers from fans and supporters and smiles from those crossing the finish line.

The top finishers were:

Male: 1st – Tim Olmsted

2nd – Jordan Hill

3rd – Paul Glor

Female: 1st – Erin Dragon

2nd – Michaela Goettel

3rd – Maria Mullen

the success of this event, including Ogden Police, Ogden Special Police, Gates Ambulance, Spencerport Fire

District, and Churchville Girls’ Soccer team. Partial proceeds from this year’s event benefited the Willie Bee Foundation.

Sponsors of the 2022 event include: Brown & Brown of NY; State Farm Insurance – Dominic Agostini; MVP Healthcare; Westside News; Cellura Dental; Spencerport Neighbors Magazine; The BrickLab; Village Square Management; Rohrbach Brewing Company; Wegmans; Barefoot Sportswear; Cardinal Lawn & Landscape, Inc.; Cactus Garden Logistics, LLC; Rochester Running Company; Tops Markets; Spencerport Hots; Griff’s Brewery; and Texas BBQ Joint.

Next year’s Pineway Ponds 5k Run/

Legal Notice

Town of Parma Public Hearing

LEGAL NOTICE OF INTRODUCTORY LOCAL LAW #4 OF THE YEAR 2022

A Local Law amending Chapter 165-17 of the Code of the Town of Parma.

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Town Board of the Town of Parma will hold and conduct a public hearing upon Introductory Local Law No. 4 of the year 2022. The Town Board will hold and conduct such public hearing at the Parma Town Hall, 1300 Hilton Parma Corners Road on the 18th day of October 2022 at 7:00 p.m. at which hearing all interested persons shall be heard concerning the subject matter thereof.

The proposed Local Law proposes amend Chapter 165-17 of the Code of the Town of Parma relevant to corner lots.

All interested persons shall be heard concerning the subject matter thereof. A full and complete copy of such Local Law is presently on file in the Town Clerk’s office where it may be examined during normal business hours.

Carrie Fracassi

Town of Parma Town Clerk Dated: September 27, 2022

Legal Notice

Town of Parma Public Hearing

LEGAL NOTICE OF INTRODUCTORY LOCAL LAW #5 OF THE YEAR 2022

A Local Law amending Chapter 165-39 of the Code of the Town of Parma.

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Town Board of the Town of Parma will hold and conduct a public hearing upon Introductory Local Law No. 5 of the year 2022. The Town Board will hold and conduct such public hearing at the Parma Town Hall, 1300 Hilton Parma Corners Road on the 18th day of October 2022 at 7:00 p.m. at which hearing all interested persons shall be heard concerning the subject matter thereof.

The proposed Local Law proposes amend Chapter 165-39 of the Code of the Town of Parma relevant to General Commercial (GC) District Permitted Use of Kennels and Animal Boarding.

All interested persons shall be heard concerning the subject matter thereof. A full and complete copy of such Local Law is presently on file in the Town Clerk’s office where it may be examined during normal business hours.

Carrie Fracassi

Town of Parma Town Clerk Dated: September 27, 2022

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Oak Orchard Health welcomes Karen Kinter as Interim CEO

Oak Orchard Health (OOH) is welcoming its new Interim CEO, Karen Kinter. She is a native of Orleans County and served as Oak Orchard’s CFO for ten years. Kinter joins OOH from Rochester Regional Health where she serves as Vice President of the Specialty Revenue Program and CEO of RRH Federally Qualified Health Centers. She brings to this position a well-established background in Federally Qualified Health Centers and is an Executive Leader with over 20 years of Senior Leadership experience.

In her primary role over her time with RRH, Kinter has strategically achieved growth and sustainability of Federal and State programs across multiple hospitals. She has done so by developing and executing program expansion through optimization of revenue, internal controls, and improved efficiencies.

“We are delighted to welcome Karen Kinter to Oak Orchard Health. She brings a wealth of knowledge with more than 20 years of experience in healthcare, including 15 years at Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs). She is the perfect fit for us,” said Karen Watt, Chair of the Board, Oak Orchard Health.

Kinter earned a Master of Business Administration from the SIMON Business School at the University of Rochester, and a bachelor’s degree from Medaille College in Buffalo. She volunteers on the board of the Genesee-Orleans Ministry of Concern and Regional Health Reach’s Homeless Program.

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Karen Kinter

Participants gathered at the starting line.

The race top finishers (l-r): back row – Michaela Goettel, Maria Mullen, Erin Dragon; front row – Jordan Hill, Paul Glor, and Tim Olmsted.

nyS oASAS launches website to promote overdose prevention education

The New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports has launched a new “Project COPE” website, which promotes overdose prevention and harm reduction education in New York State. The goal of this initiative is to empower people to learn how to prevent overdoses and save lives in their community. The website can be accessed by visiting https://oasas.ny.gov/projectcope.

“Every community in New York State has been affected by the opioid and overdose epidemic,” OASAS Commissioner Chinazo Cunningham said. “This new website brings important resources and educational materials together in one place and gives New Yorkers an opportunity to obtain the knowledge and skills they need to take action and save lives.”

“Project COPE” is launching as New York State, along with the rest of the nation, continues to see an increased rate of overdoses. “COPE” stands for Community Overdose Prevention Education, and the new website offers various resources including instructions on how to use naloxone to reverse an overdose, where to obtain low or no cost naloxone, and how

death notices

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•Schuff, Shirley, died September 22, 2022. Preceded in death by her husband, Donald Schuff after 59 years of marriage in 2013. Also preceded in death by her parents James and Ann (Mele) Farone, brother Charles Farone, grandson John Martin Schuff and great-grandson Kamdon Brian Willard. Survived by her loving children; Sandy Schuff of Brockport, Mike (Mollie) Schuff of Brockport, Marty (Dale) Schuff of Wexford, PA; grandchildren; Emily (Logan) Willard of Brockport, Shannon (Nick) Tice of Wilmington, NC, Matthew (Emily) Schuff of Rochester Hills, MI, Bryan Schuff of Brockport, Michael (Shelby) Schuff of Barberton, OH, Benjamin (Summer) Schuff of Chicago, IL; four great-grandchildren; also survived by her sister Judith Rose of Oceanside, CA; and many nieces, nephews, in-laws, and dear friends. She was a retiree of SUNY Brockport as an Administrative Assistant. She was an active volunteer in her community and devoted to Nativity BVM Church.

A Mass of Christian Burial was held September 27 at Nativity B.V.M. Church, Brockport. Burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Contributions can be made to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital or Golisano Children’s Hospital, 601 Elmwood Avenue, Box 704, Rochester, NY 14642 in her memory.

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•Miller, Scott T., died September 19, 2022 at age 56. Predeceased by his father, Thomas T. Miller; and step-father, Peter I. Fitzsimmons. Survived by his mother, Barbara Fitzsimmons; daughter, Tiffany Miller; fiancee, Maria Harisis; siblings, Mary A. Miller, Dawn R. Miller, John (Jackie) Fitzsimmons, Tom (Sharon) Fitzsimmons, Jen (Ralph) Dickinson and Dan (Karen) Fitzsimmons; special nephews, Andrew and Donnie Woodard; and several nieces, nephews and beloved friends.

Services were held September 23 at the Leo M. Bean and Sons Funeral Home, Chili. Donations can be made to The American Cancer Society in his memory.

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•Barone, AnnMarie, died September 25, 2022 at age 55. Predeceased by her dad, Moe Bowie. Survived by her loving husband, Joseph; children, Alex and Olivia Barone; mother, MaryLou Bowie; brother, John (Jonelle) Sullivan; aunt, JoAnne Calabro; uncles, Jim Calabro and Larry Bloom; and many nieces, nephews and dear friends.

Her Funeral Service was held September 30 at the Leo M. Bean & Sons Funeral Home, Chili. Contributions can be made to the National Kidney Foundation in her memory.

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•Eichas, George O., died September 23, 2022 at age 97. He was predeceased by his loving wife of 66 years, Joyce in 2017. He was also predeceased by eight of his siblings, Margaret Morrill, John Eichas, Anna Eichas, Viola Almeter, Rita Maynard, Theresa Blodgett, Jude Eichas and Jane Eichas. He is survived by his devoted sons, Gerald (Leigh) Eichas, Gregory (Cheryl) Eichas, James (June) Eichas and Richard (Anne) Eichas; his sister, Mary Eichas Gavigan; his brothers, Arthur Eichas, Robert (Maria) Eichas and Charles Eichas; his sister-in-law, Anne Eichas; his 13 grandchildren; his 20 great-grandchildren; his nieces and nephews; and many friends. George was a career farmer and the owner/operator of Eichas Dairy Farm in Hilton. He worked and played golf till age 95. He was a Fire Commissioner for Parma for 30 years. He was a member and served on the boards of the Genesee Valley Milk Co-op and Upstate Milk Co-op, as well as the Monroe County Co-op Insurance and the Monroe County Draft Board.

Family and friends are invited to attend George’s Funeral Mass on Friday, October 7, 2022 at 9:30 a.m. at St. Lawrence Church, 1000 North Greece Road, Rochester. Private Interment in St. John’s Cemetery, Spencerport. Donations can be made to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105 in his memory.

•Garza, Virginia A. “Ginny,” died September 21, 2022 at age 81. She was predeceased by her parents, Theodore and Magadalene Welsh; her brothers, Theodore and Leon “Pivot” Welsh; and her sisters, Katherine and Patricia Welsh and Ida Silver. She is survived by her husband, Arturo “Art” Garza; her children, Scott (Carrie) Garza, Kathy (Michael) Jones and Brian “Bo” (Jill) Garza; her siblings, James (Pat) Welsh, Richard (Diana) Welsh, Carol Shepard and Mary (James)

to access treatment and other resources for addiction. There are also interactive training and educational tools for families, providers, and the general population. All information on the website is available in both English and Spanish.

A portion of the funding for this project was provided by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).

The launch of this website is part of a series of efforts by OASAS to make information about prevention, treatment, harm reduction, and recovery services more accessible. It also coincides with the annual National Recovery Month observance, which promotes recovery services across the country and recognizes the millions of people who are living their lives in recovery every day.

During recovery month, OASAS is also continuing to highlight the stories of people in recovery through the 30 in 30 project (https://oasas.ny.gov/30-in-30). This ongoing initiative elevates the voices of New Yorkers in recovery by sharing 30 stories every 30 days, allows them to share their experiences

in order to motivate others and provide hope and information for those who may be struggling. Participants have the opportunity to speak about their own journeys and highlight how recovery is an individual, non-linear process.

OASAS also offers various recovery-related resources online. The Recovery section of the OASAS website has information about support services, certification for recovery workers, housing services, and more.

New Yorkers struggling with an addiction, or whose loved ones are struggling, can find help and hope by calling the state’s toll-free, 24-hour, 7-day-a-week HOPEline at 1-8778-HOPENY (1-877-846-7369) or by texting HOPENY (Short Code 467369).

Available addiction treatment including crisis/detox, inpatient, residential, or outpatient care can be found using the NYS OASAS Treatment Availability Dashboard at FindAddictionTreatment.ny.gov or through the NYS OASAS website, https://oasas.ny.gov/treatment.

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Gaffney; her grandchildren, Erin (Michael) Lopez, Brian (Lauren Ferraro), Luke and Kiersten Garza, Caitlin and Ryan Pederson, Erin and Liam Jones and Justin Osborne; her two great-grandchildren; and her nieces and nephews. Virginia was a retired secretary from the Hilton Central School District. Her family moved to Hilton in 1979, after Art retired from the Air Force.

Her Funeral Mass was held September 30 at Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Church, Hamlin. Burial at the convenience of the family in St. Cyril’s Cemetery in Alexandria Bay. A Celebration of Life for Ginny was held at the Alexandria Bay Fire Department, Saturday, October 1. Donations can be made to Disabled American Veterans, P.O. Box 14301, Cincinnati, OH 45250-0301 or Salvation Army, 70 Liberty Pole Way, Rochester, NY 14604 in her memory.

Donald “Al” Colburn

Donald “Al” Colburn passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by family, on Monday, September 26, 2022 at the age of 76, from complications of diabetes. He is survived by his wife, Janet; his sons, Dennis Colburn, Paul (Beth) Colburn, and Jeffrey (Oanh) Colburn; his grandchildren, James, Cara, Isaac, William and Jane; his siblings, Sylvia (Bill) Kennedy, Mark (Lynn) Colburn, Sheila (Mike) Personale, and Joe (Marcia) Colburn; his brother-in-law, Jerry (Carolyn) Barnhart; his sister-in-law, Joyce Leimberger; and many nieces and nephews, all of whom will miss his love, devotion to family, sense of humor, and quick wit.

Al grew up in Manchester, NY excelling at many sports and developing a passion for reading. He was a Veteran and proudly served in the Army Signal Corps. He graduated from Brockport College and became a teacher, who made science fun for thousands of students at the Merton Williams Middle School in Hilton, where he taught for 30 years. “Science Rules!”

In retirement, he enjoyed wood working, model trains, travel and spending time with family. He will be deeply missed by all.

The next place that I go will be as peaceful and familiar as a sleepy summer Sunday and a sweet, untroubled mind...There is not a single thing I have collected in my life that I would ever want to bring except...the love of those who loved me, and the warmth of those who cared. The happiness and memories and magic that we shared..... The Next Place by Warren Hansen

A Memorial Service will be scheduled in the future. Please check back to Al’s obituary, burgerfuneralhome. com for updates.

Memorial donations can be made to the American Diabetes Association, 160 Allens Creek Road, Monroe, Rochester, NY 14618 or to Saint Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105 in memory of Al.

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•Oleksyn, Mary T. (Ritzheimer), died unexpectedly September 18, 2022, at age 53. Mary is predeceased by her parents George E. and Rosalie (Becht) Ritzheimer and her brother, Edward Ritzheimer. She is survived by her loving husband, Eris of 21 years; children: Samantha and Ethan; sister, Veronica Hogue, and brother, George J. (Theresa) Ritzheimer; many nieces and nephews, and other loving family members and friends. Mary was a beautiful, kind, and genuine soul who brought people together and spread happiness and laughter, making friends everywhere she went. Her family was her greatest joy. Mary held various positions including an accounting associate, warranty clerk administrator, accounts receivable, and most recently was a bookkeeper/office assistant for Martin Farms.

Visitation was held September 30 at Fowler Funeral Home, Brockport. Contributions can be made to the American Cancer Society in her memory.

•Piedimonte, Cynthia H., age 69, died September 21, 2022. Cindy was born in Lockport, August 28, 1953, the daughter of the late Jacob and Dorothy (Yaeger) Glassner. She was a proprietor of JPs Farm Market and supported the family farm operation for many years. Predeceased by brother Daniel Glassner, sister Molly Gardner, father and mother-in-law James (Anita) Piedimonte, and her long-time companion George Burlingame. Survived by her loving daughters Jessica and Katie Piedimonte; former spouse Dennis Piedimonte; sisters Barbara (James) Berg, Suzy (James) Fraser, Judy (Michael) Langley, Laurie (Elroy) Moffett, Kathy (Dale) Brooks; brother and sister-in-law Tony and Lorraine Piedimonte, Kevin and Anne Piedimonte and Debbie Glassner; many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and close family friends; George’s children, Marshall (Aline) Burlingame and daughter, Linda (Kenton) Works.

Her Mass of Christian Burial was held September 28 at Holy Family Parish-St. Joseph’s Church. Burial in Mt. Albion Cemetery. Contributions can be made to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 262 Danny Thomas Place, Memphis TN 38105 in her memory. Arrangements entrusted to the Christopher Mitchell Funeral Home, Holley. To share a special memory of Cindy, please visit www.mitchellfamilyfuneralhomes.com.

Spencerport

Frederick J. McCullough Jr. (Jay)

SPENCERPORT –

Passed away with family at his side on September 28, at age 91.

Born February 10, 1931 in Rochester, NY. Survived by devoted wife of 72 years, Joane (Herman); sons Frederick (Fred/Rick) and wife Jill (Wood) and Michael (Mac) and wife Jan (Patton); grandchildren Jamie (Dawn), Jennifer, Andrea (Gene), Amanda (Bryan), Stacy (Chris); great grandchildren Colin, Ashley, and Ellowyn; brother-in-law and sister-in-law Gary (Pat) Herman; several nieces and nephews.

Served in the U.S. Marine Corps, from 1948-1956 and was a Korean War veteran.

Employed by Eastman Kodak Company in 1956 and retired in 1986 as the Security Director of Kodak Park. Served his communities as a member of the Brockport school board, Zoning Board chairman for Spencerport, and other positions; served as Director of International American Society for Industrial Security. Member of several military veteran groups with over 50 yrs in the American Legion. Became a Freemason in 1959 and Master of the Lodge in Brockport and Monroe District Deputy Grand Master. Joined the Etolian (Unity) Lodge in Spencerport 1990. Member of the Rochester Consistory, becoming a 32nd degree Mason, Holy Royal Arch, and other Masonic organizations including President of the Masonic Service Bureau.

Friends may visit at Rochester Cremation at 1118 Long Pond Rd. (south of Maiden Lane), Rochester, New York on Tuesday, October 11, 2022. Visitation from 24pm, 4-5pm Masonic and Military Honors.

Feast of St. Francis Blessing of Animals in Hilton

St. George’s Episcopal Church will have a special Blessing of the Animals during an outdoor service on Sunday, October 9. The public is cordially invited to bring their pets and actively take part. The Communion Service and blessing will be outdoors, rain or shine, so dress accordingly. Some tents will be erected. This service will begin at 10 a.m. A light lunch will be served afterward in the church hall. St. George’s is located at 635 Old Wilder Road, Hilton (across from Kelly’s).

October 4 is the Feast Day of St. Francis. Francis of Assisi was born Giovanni di Pietro di Bernardone in Assisi, Italy, in 1181 and died in 1226. During his life, Francis served as a Catholic friar, deacon, mystic, and preacher of God’s word. He founded several Orders; most notably the men’s Order of Friars Minor, the women’s Order of St. Clare, and the Custody of the Holy Land. After his death, Francis was venerated by the Church because of his service to and for God’s people.

Francis remains one of the most venerated religious figures in Christianity. He is honored with a Lesser Festival in the Church of England, the Anglican Church of Canada, the Episcopal Church USA, the Old Catholic Churches, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, the Roman Catholic Church and other churches and religious communities every year on October 4.

Francis is the patron of animals, ecology, and merchants. In recent years, the Episcopal Church has joined other churches in observing the tradition of blessing animals on or near Francis’ feast day.

The Blessing of the Animals service will be lowkey/come as you are, but also meaningful. Those planning to attend this year’s event should bring

their own lawn chair and should have their pets either leashed or caged for a blessing. Attendees may, if they prefer, bring a photo of their pet for the blessing.

This event is free to the public. Animals of all sizes and shapes and their caregivers are welcomed. Provided information and photo

Battery Operated Tools Workshop offered

To promote the transition from gas to battery powered tools, Cornell Cooperative Extension Monroe County (CCE Monroe) is offering a workshop featuring a short film with interviews of three different professionals in the landscaping industry and a presentation led by Antonius “TeJay” Chess Jr., CCE Monroe’s Natural Resources Educator. Cornell University, the University of Rochester, and R.M. Landscaping have joined efforts to create this informative workshop that explains the upfront cost, user friendliness, short-term and long-term results, and mechanical differences between gas- and battery-powered equipment.

The workshop will be held on Tuesday, October 11, from 5 to 7 p.m. at Wegman Lodge, Zoo Road, Rochester.

Local equipment dealers will be on site to provide further information, lead educational sessions on topics such as autonomous mowers, and will be available to answer any questions attendees may have.

The program is free to attend, but participants are asked to pre-register at https://apps.cce.cornell.edu/event_registration/main/events_landing. cfm?event=BatteryOperatedTools_226

For more information, contact Natural Resource Educator, Antonius Chess at 585-753-2564 or email at arc279@cornell.edu.

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Greece Historical Society awarded for Excellence in Promoting Local History

On September 20, the Association of Public Historians of New York, along with the New York State Historian, presented the Greece Historical Society its 2022 Award for Excellence in Promoting Local History citing “the promotion of local history through research, writing, and other related accomplishments.”

Besides maintaining the Greece Museum with permanent and changing exhibits and presenting a popular lecture series, the Greece Historical Society has: published books and stories, produced videos, provided speakers to local organizations, digitized local newspapers, erected historical markers, and conducted cultural resource surveys of local architects. Most recently, in celebration of town’s bicentennial, GHS volunteers researched and published stories of pioneer families of Greece and produced weekly short multimedia podcasts highlighting various aspects on the Town of Greece history.

The Association of Public Historians of New York State is the professional organization that represents more than 1,600 government-appointed historians in the state. Its purpose is to promote and encourage a greater understanding of the history of New York State and to promote and encourage the work of the officially appointed local government historians in New York State; to support and encour-

age the Office of the State Historian; to foster a spirit of cooperation and collegiality among all interested in preserving, protecting, promoting and presenting the rich history of the Empire State through the heritage of all its communities.

The Greece Historical Society credits the award to the efforts of its volunteers. “We are incredibly proud of our all volunteers who are responsible for this honor given to GHS by the New York State appointed public historians.”

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Women’s Faith Based Fitness Program

40 Days to a Healthier Lifestyle

Are you tired of struggling with weight loss and trying to have more energy?

This six week program meets weekly and focuses on faith, food & fitness in this small group women’s fitness program. Much of the program is rooted in the Daniel Plan (Pastor Rick Warren, Dr. Daniel Amen & Dr. Mark Hyman) which is a lifestyle plan framed around abundance not deprivation.

This unique women’s program is led by Tami Raco, Personal Trainer and Health/Nutrition Coach at Atlas Fitness in the village of Spencerport.

This 6 week program starts on Thurs., Oct. 13th 4:45pm-5:45pm

Cost for program is $99. *$25 extra if you would like a gym membership.

For more information or reserve your spot call Tami at 585-705-5926 thewellnessministry.com

Photo from the 2021 Blessing of the Animals service at St. George’s. This year’s service is planned for October 9.

Hilton seniors Luke Pisani and Samantha Striemer were named Commended Students in the 2023 National Merit Scholarship Program. Commended students are recognized for the exceptional academic promise demonstrated by their outstanding performance on the 2021 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT) used for program entry. The students were presented with Letters of Commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC), which administers the program. Provided information and photo.

Sweden Planning Board amends approvals to several projects

The Sweden Planning Board has approved amended site plans for several projects including: the Chateau at Heritage Square, Wolf Solar Farm, Mantisi Solar Farm, and The Brock. The Chateau had requested an additional 28 parking spots on the east side of the building for the convenience of residents. The Chateau is an age 55 and up independent living facility. The Brock (now the Enclave) requested six new parking spots near the front entrance. The apartment complex is transitioning from student housing to market rate apartments.

Wolf and Mantisi Solar Farms (both on Fourth Section Road) reduced the number of solar panels on the properties and requested changing the eight-foot high fencing from chain link to agricultural fencing. The Planning Board approved those requests while at the same time requiring the two companies to install longer construction driveways and tire shakers to combat mud that will likely be tracked onto the road during the long construction period. Provided information

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Back together after 50 years – Spencerport High School Class of 1972 had fun in the sun at Pineway

Ponds Park on Saturday, September 19, for their 50 year reunion. Provided information and photo.

Durand Eastman Park Arboretum Tours

Cornell Cooperative Extension Monroe County is offering free guided tours of the Durand Eastman Park Arboretum from 2 to 4 pm. every Sunday in October, starting on October 9. Meet at the kiosk next to the park maintenance center, 100 Zoo Road, Rochester. Please register ahead at https://pub.cce.cornell.edu/event_registration/ main/events_landing.cfm?event=DurandEastmandTour_226. Photo of Durand Eastman Park in the fall by Lauren Kennedy.

Prepare your garden in the fall so it can withstand winter’s onslaught

Individuals who don’t live near the equator or in another warm climate know that winter will rear its chilly head this year. Cold temperatures and snowy conditions may be excellent for skiing and sledding, but gardeners recognize these conditions are not ideal for their plants.

The inevitable slowing of activity in the garden during fall marks a time to shift attention from constant plant care to preparing the landscape for next season. It may be tempting to simply let Mother Nature take over, but a little pre-winter TLC can ensure gardens make it through winter unscathed.

•Remove spent plants – Decomposing organic material is the basis for compost and

other fertilizers. However, vegetable plants that are left to sit can lead to decay in the garden. Decaying plants can serve as hosts for pest populations and diseases. Rotting vegetables also can drop unwanted seeds into the soil, which eventually can strip nutrients that normally would go to next year’s crops.

Ornamental plants and perennials can be cut back in fall. Cut down stalks and remove leaves.

•Plant a cover crop – The gardening resource This Is My Garden recommends planting a cover crop to set the stage for a successful spring. A cover crop protects the soil and can return nutrients to it. When the soil is bare during winter, weed seeds can easily

blow in and lie in wait, ultimately becoming a problem during the ensuing year. Cover crops can include clover or field peas, which will increase the levels of available nitrogen.

•Amend the soil – Fall is a perfect time to add soil amendments, such as manure and compost. These fertilizers will add nutrients and break down gradually, enriching the soil over the winter.

•Replenish mulch – Gardeners may have added mulch around shrubs and other areas of the landscape early in the season because it is attractive. But mulch also does much to reduce water loss and protect the soil from erosion. It may inhibit weed growth as well. Replacing mulch when the mercury drops can

insulate the soil, which helps to regulate soil temperature. A thick layer of mulch around root vegetables left in the garden can offer protection against hard frosts.

•Divide bulbs – Divide plant bulbs and plant them where you want flowers like daffodils and tulips to grow in the spring.

•Prune dormant plants – Wait until plants are dormant to prune them and adjust their shape. Most shrubs and trees should be pruned in late winter, right before new growth.

•Move potted plants – Bring delicate plants into a sheltered area, such as a greenhouse or indoor garage, so they can continue to thrive during the winter. (Metro)

How to approach a basement remodel

A fully finished and functional basement is a dream for many homeowners. Such a space, when completed, can serve as an entertainment space, a man cave, an artist’s studio, or any number of additional functions.

Despite their usefulness, finished basements are something of a rarity. In an analysis of data from the U.S. Census Bureau’s Survey of Construction, the National Association of Home Builders® found that only around 24 percent of single-family homes built in 2018 have basements. Homeowners who do not currently have a finished basement but are considering such a project can approach the remodel with a few key factors in mind. Careful consideration of these factors can ensure the project is budget-friendly and worthy of homeowners’ investments.

•Investment value: Conventional wisdom among home renovation and real estate experts suggests that a basement remodel is best if done to satisfy current inhabitants and not necessarily to appeal to prospective buyers once the home is put up for sale. Remodeling magazine reports that a midrange basement remodel costing around $70,000 will provide a return of around $49,000 (or 70 percent) at resale. Though that’s not a poor return on investment, homeowners who are remodeling a basement solely for the potential ROI at resale can find other projects that provide a greater return.

•Foundation: The foundation of the home must garner ample consideration before beginning a basement remodel. Certain foundation issues, such as soft concrete, cracked or curved outside walls and cracks in the floor-

ing, are indicative of significant issues with the foundation. These issues can be costly to address, and they must be remedied before the basement remodel can begin.

•Existing space: Some homeowners may have bought their homes with partially finished basements or even finished areas that they simply want to remodel. In such instances, a pre-remodel inspection from a licensed home inspector can save homeowners lots of money and heartache over the long haul. Partially finished or even aging finished basements might not have been renovated in adherence to codes, which could lead to costly violations down the road. An inspection in advance of a remodel can give homeowners an idea of what they will need to do to bring the basement up to code. Local officials also can provide a list of necessary permits and a detailed description of requirements to ensure the remodeled basement adheres to code.

•Soil: Soil surrounding the home should be tested prior to beginning the project. Radon is an odorless gas found in soil that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency notes can increase individuals’ risk for lung cancer. Radon can seep into basements and increase that risk even further if it is present at elevated levels in the soil surrounding a home. Radon tests are simple and inexpensive, and no basement remodel project should begin without first conducting such a test.

Finished basements are valuable spaces. Homeowners who want to finish or remodel their basements should consider a host of factors before beginning the renovation.

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Board of Education Vacancy

Where learning leads to a lifetime of opportunities

The Churchville-Chili Board of Education would like to inform its residents of a board member position vacancy. Board Member Kristen Brumbaugh has announced her resignation after seven years as a board member. The Board and the District would like to acknowledge the commitment and enrichment that Kristen brought through her leadership and thank her for her dedication.

How Long is a Term?

A typical term is for three years. Since board member Kristen Brumbaugh resigned in the middle of a term, the board will appoint an individual for the remainder of the 2022-23 school year until the annual vote occurs in May 2023.

What do I do if I am interested?

Submit a letter of interest addressed to District Clerk Barb Woo bwoo@cccsd.org (see district website for more information) no later than October 11. Letter of interest must include:

• Number of years you have lived in the district

• Your occupation

• Contributions to or involvement in the community and the community service you have done

• Why you want to be a school board member

• What you think are the two top issues facing Churchville-Chili Schools over the next three years Candidates will be interviewed in late October.

What Are Qualifications?

In order to run for the Board of Education, a candidate must be:

• able to read and write;

• a qualified voter of the Churchville-Chili Central School District;

• at least 18 years of age; and

• a legal resident of the District for a continuous and uninterrupted period of at lease one year.

LegaL NoticeS

Legal Notice

Town of Riga

At a meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Riga, held at the Town Hall in said Town of Riga, County of Monroe, State of New York on the 14th day of September 2022.

PRESENT: Brad O’Brocta, Supervisor James Fodge, Councilperson Cindy Jessop, Councilperson Derek Harnsberger, Councilperson Deborah Campanella, Councilperson

In the Matter of The Establishment of ORDER CALLING Sewer District No. 3 PUBLIC HEARING in the Town of Riga, Monroe County, New York.

WHEREAS, a map, plan and report prepared by Clark Patterson Lee, Engineers have been filed for public inspection on August 10, 2022, in due form with the Town Board of the Town of Riga, Monroe County, New York, for the establishment of Sewer District No. 3 in the said Town, described as follows:

All that tract or parcel of land situated in the Town of Riga, County of Monroe, State of New York, described as follows:

Beginning at a point in the centerline of North Sanford Road 49.5’ wide right of way which is the northeasterly corner of Tax Parcel number 155.02-1-9 and further described as intersection of Town of Riga and Village of Churchville Municipal Boundary; thence,

1. Southerly, along shared, a distance of 1,244 feet, more or less, to a right angle point; thence,

2. Southerly, across North Sanford Road to the intersection of the northerly boundary of Interstate Rte. 490, a distance of 90 feet, more or less; thence,

3. Southwesterly, along the southerly boundary line across Tax Parcel numbers 155.02-1-7.2, 155.02-1-11 and 155.02-1-7.1 a distance of 2,843 feet, more or less, to the southwesterly corner of Tax Parcel number 155.02-1-7.1; thence,

4. Northerly, along the westerly line of Tax Parcel number 155.02-1-7.1, a distance of 859 feet, more or less, to a northwesterly corner of Tax Parcel number 155.02-1-7.1; thence,

5. Easterly, along the northerly line of Tax Parcel number 155.02-1-7.1, a distance of 1,336 feet, more or less, to the intersection of Tax Parcel number 155.02-1-10; thence,

6. Northerly, along the westerly line of Tax Parcel numbers 155.02-1-10 and 155.02-1-8, a distance of 1,115 feet, more or less, to the northwesterly corner of Tax Parcel number 155.02-1-8; thence,

7. Easterly, along the northerly line of Tax Parcel numbers 155.02-1-8 and 155.02-1-9 crossing North Sanford Road, a distance of 1,124 feet, more or less, to the centerline of North Sanford Road and to the point of beginning.

All as shown on a map prepared by the Mountain Engineering entitled, “Proposed Sanitary Sewer District No. 3 North Sanford Road” dated 8/2022. The Town of Riga, Proposed Sanitary Sewer District No. 3 North Sanford Road, as described above, contains approximately 61.7 acres of land.

WHEREAS, the improvements proposed consist of construction and maintenance of 1,670 linear feet of 12-inch PVC SDR-35 sanitary sewer main that will connect to an existing manhole located at the back lot area east of

WHEREAS, the maximum amount proposed to be expended for the improvements (or, the maximum amount proposed to be expended for the performance or supplying of services) as stated in the said map, plan and report is the sum of $250,000.00 (Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars), and

WHEREAS, it is proposed that the Meyers RV Superstores will pay the entire cost of the construction of the sewer main.

WHEREAS, the cost per residential until will be $33.00 per month for operation and maintenance cost. Units will be assessed to users based on water usage, population, use of premises and type of discharge.

NOW THEREFORE IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, that a public hearing before the Town Board of the Town of Riga, shall be held at the Riga Town Hall in the Town of Riga, New York on the 12th day of October, 2022 at 7:00 p.m. to consider the said map, plan and report and to hear all persons interested in the subject thereof, concerning the same, and for such other action on the part of said Town Board with relation to the said map, plan and report as may be required by law or proper in the premises.

By Order of the Town Board

Dated: September 21, 2022

Kimberly Pape, Town Clerk

Legal Notice Spencerport Fire District

NOTICE OF PERMISSIVE REFERENDUM

Spencerport Fire District Board of Commissioners approved the purchase of a Pierce Heavy Rescue vehicle from Churchville Fire Equipment in the amount of $880,434.00 at a Special Meeting held on September 26, 2022. This purchase is subject to Permissive Referendum and in accordance with the Memorandum of Understanding provided by Churchville Fire Equipment dated September 22, 2022. Funds for this purchase will be taken from the Truck Reserve Fund.

Jacqueline Sullivan, Secretary Spencerport Fire District

Legal Notice

10 Manning Way, LLC, Arts. of Org. files with Sec. of State of NY (SSNY) 12/06/2021. County: Monroe. SSNY desig. as agent of LLC upon whom process against may be served & shall mail process to 819 Sanford Rd S, Churchville, NY 14428. Purpose: Any lawful purpose.

Early

North Sanford Road. A new manhole will be installed at a point on the main with a 12- inch gravity sewer line heading westerly to North Sanford Road and continuing south to the northwesterly corner of the intersection of Hawker Road and North Sanford Road.

Legal Notice

Town of Clarkson

At a regular meeting of the Town Board of the Town of Clarkson, Monroe County, New York, held at the Town Hall, 3710 Lake Road in said Town, on the 27th day of September, 2022, at 6:00 P.M., there were:

PRESENT: Supervisor Filipowicz, Councilpersons Zink, Guarino, D’Amuro and Culhane

ABSENT: None

In the Matter Of ORDER SETTING PUBLIC HEARING

The Creation of a The Town of Clarkson Water Improvement Benefit Area No. 1 in the Town of Clarkson, Monroe County, New York

The following order was offered by Councilperson Guarino, who moved its adoption, seconded by Councilperson D’Amuro, to wit:

WHEREAS, the Town Board of the Town of Clarkson heretofore duly adopted a resolution directing the Town Engineer, MRB Group, to prepare a map, plan and report for the establishment of a water district extension in said town to be bounded and described as follows:

SCHEDULE A

Water improvement benefit area No.1 Town of Clarkson

Segment A

ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate in the Town of Clarkson, County of Monroe and State of New York, as shown on a map entitled “Water improvement benefit area No. 1, Town of Clarkson” and designated as Segment “A”, prepared by MRB/group and dated 09/2022, and bounded and described as follows:

Beginning at the intersection of the existing northerly bounds of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-17 with the existing westerly highway boundary of New York State Route 260; thence

1. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing New York State Route 260 westerly highway boundary to a point at its intersection with the westerly prolongation of the existing northerly bounds of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-37; thence

2. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing westerly prolonga tion and along the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcels 055.01-1-37, 055.01-1-36.21 and 055.01-1-36.22 to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly bounds of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-36.22; thence

3. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly bounds to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-36.22; thence

4. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-36.22; thence

5. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-36.22; thence

6. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055-01-1-35; thence

7. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-35; thence

8. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-35; thence

9. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-35 and also along the easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-32; thence

10. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-32; thence

11. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-32; thence

12. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-32; thence

13. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-29.2; thence

14. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-29.2; thence

15. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-29.2; thence

16. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-26; thence

17. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-13.121; thence

18. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-13.121; thence

19. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-13.121; thence

20. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.03-1-13.001; thence

21. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.03-1-13.001; thence

22. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.03-1-13.001; thence

23. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly highway boundary of New York State Route 104; thence

24. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing northerly highway boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly bounds of Tax Map Parcel 055.03-1-13.001; thence

25. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.03-1-13.001; thence

26. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.03-1-13.001; thence

27. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.03-1-13.001; thence

28. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.03-1-13.001; thence

29. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly highway boundary of New York State Route 104; thence

30. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing northerly highway boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.03-1-13.001; thence

31. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.03-1-14.1; thence

32. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary and also along the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.03-1-15 and its westerly extension to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly highway boundary of New York State Route 260; thence

33. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly highway boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.03-1-8; thence

34. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.03-1-8; thence

35. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.03-1-9.2; thence

36. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary and also along the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.03-1-9.1 to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.03-1-9.1; thence

37. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.03-1-34.1; thence

38. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.03-1-34.1; thence

39. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.04-1-15.2; thence

40. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.04-1-15.2; thence

41. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.04-1-15.2; thence

42. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.04-1-15.2; thence

43. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.04-1-15.2; thence

44. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-24; thence

45. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-23; thence

46. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-23; thence

47. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary and also along the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-22 to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-22; thence

48. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-22; thence

49. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary and also along the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-21 to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-21; thence

50. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-19; thence

51. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-19; thence

52. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-18; thence

53. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary and also along the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-17 to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 055.01-1-17; thence

54. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly highway boundary of New York State Route 260 said point also being the point and place of beginning.

Segment B

ALSO ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate in the Town of Clarkson, County of Monroe and State of New York, as shown on a map entitled “Water improvement benefit area No. 1, Town of Clarkson” and designated as Segment “B”, prepared by MRB/group and dated 09/2022, and bounded and described as fol lows:

Beginning at the intersection of the existing westerly bounds of Tax Map Parcel 041.01-1-33.001 with the existing southerly highway boundary of Ireland Road; thence

1. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing southerly highway boundary to a point at its intersection with the southerly prolonga tion of the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-138; thence

2. Northerly, along the last mentioned prolongation and along the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-38 to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-38; thence

3. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary and also along the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-7.21 to a point at its intersection with the existing west erly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-7.21; thence

4. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-7.21; thence

5. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-7.21; thence

6. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-7.3; thence

7. Easterly, along the last mentioned northerly boundary and also along the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 014.02-110.111to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly bound ary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-10.112; thence

8. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary and also along the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-13 to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-14; thence

9. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-14; thence

10. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-15; thence

11. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly highway boundary of Clarkson Parma Town Line Road; thence

12. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly highway boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly highway boundary of Ireland Road; thence

13. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing northerly highway boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing norther ly extension of the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-17.1; thence

14. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing northerly exten sion and along the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-17.1 to a point at its intersection with the existing north erly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-17.1; thence

15. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly highway boundary of Clarkson Parma Town Line Road; thence

16. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly Highway boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-17.1; thence

17. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary and also along the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map parcels 041.02-1-18, 041.04-1-24 to a point at its intersection with the exist ing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-25.1; thence

18. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-25.1; thence

19. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary and also along the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-23.11 to a point at its intersection with the existing east erly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-10.126; thence

20. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-10.126; thence

21. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-10.126; thence

22. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-27.1; thence

23. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-28.1; thence

24. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-28.1; thence

25. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary and also along the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcels 041.02-1-31.2, 041.02-1-31.1, 041.02-1-32, 041.02-1-33, 041.02-1-34, 041.02-1-35, 041.02-1-36, 041.02-1-37.1, 041.02-1-33.007, 041.02-133.006, 041.02-1-33.009, 041.02-1-33.008, 041.02-1-33.003, 041.021-33.002 and 041.02-1-33.001 to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.02-1-33.001; thence

26. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly highway boundary of Ireland Road said point also being the point and place of beginning,

Segment C ALSO ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate in the Town of Clarkson, County of Monroe and State of New York, as shown on a map entitled “Water improvement benefit area No. 1, Town of Clarkson” and designated as Segment “C”, prepared by MRB/group and dated 09/2022, and bounded and described as fol lows:

Beginning at the intersection of the existing municipal boundary between the Town of Clarkson and the Town of Hamlin with the existing westerly highway boundary of Drake Road; thence

1. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly highway boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 028.04-1-1; thence

2. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 028.04-1-1; thence

3. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 028.04-1-1; thence

4. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly highway boundary of Drake Road; thence

5. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly highway boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly prolongation of the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 028.04-1-12.11; thence

6. Easterly, along the last mentioned westerly prolongation and also along the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 028.04-112.11 to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly bound ary of Tax Map Parcel 028.04-1-12.11; thence

7. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 028.04-1-12.11; thence

8. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 028.04-1-5.111; thence

9. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary and also along the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcels 028.04-1-5.12, 028.04-1-5.2, 039.02-1-6.1, 039.02-1-6.2 and 039.021-30.1 to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 039.02-1-30.1; thence

10. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 039.02-1-30.1; thence

11. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 039.02-1-30.1; thence

12. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 039.02-1-8; thence

13. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary and also along the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 039.02-1-9.21 to a point at its intersection with the existing north erly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.01-1-17; thence

14. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.01-1-17; thence

15. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.01-1-17; thence

16. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly highway boundary of New York State Route 19; thence

17. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly highway boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.01-1-17; thence

18. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.01-1-17; thence

19. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.01-1-17; thence

20. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly highway boundary of New York State Route 19; thence

21. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly highway boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.01-1-17; thence

22. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.01-19.11; thence

23. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary and also along the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.01-1-19.12 to a point at its intersection with the existing south erly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.01-1-19.12; thence

24. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 039.04-1-9; thence

25. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 039.04-1-10.2; thence

26. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 039.04-1-10.2; thence

27. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary and also along the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcels 039.04-1-13.134 and 053.02-1-21.2 to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 053.02-1-21.2; thence

28. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 053.02-1-22; thence

29. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 053.02-1-22; thence

30. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly bound ary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly highway boundary of Drake Road; thence

31. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly highway boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 053.02-1-24; thence

32. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 053.02-1-24; thence

33. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary and also along the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcels 053.02-1-25 and 053.02-1-26 to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 053.02-1-26; thence

34. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing centerline of Drake Road; thence

35. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing road centerline to a point at its intersection with the easterly extension of the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 053.02-1-17; thence

36. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 053.02-1-17; thence

37. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary and also along the existing westerly bounds of Tax Map Parcels 053.02-1-18, 053.02-1-19, 039.04-1-7, 039.04-1-6.1, 039.04-1-5.1, 039.04-1-1.21, 039.02-1-4.2, 039.02-1-4.12, 039.02-1-4.113, 039.021-4.112, 039.02-1-3.11, 039.02-1-3.2, 039.02-1-3.4, 039.02-1-3.3 to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 039.02-1-1.211; thence

38. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly bound ary crossing Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation lands to a point

at its intersection with the existing easterly highway boundary of Redman Road; thence

39. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly highway boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 039.02-1-1.211; thence

40. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary and crossing Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation lands to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 028.04-1-3.3; thence

41. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary and also along the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcels 028.04-1-3.1, 028.04-1-3.21 and 028.04-1-1 to a point at its inter section with the existing municipal boundary between the Town of Clarkson and the Town of Hamlin; thence

42. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing municipal boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly highway boundary of Drake Road said point also being the point and place of beginning

Segment D

ALSO ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate in the Town of Clarkson, County of Monroe and State of New York, as shown on a map entitled “Water improvement benefit area No. 1, Town of Clarkson” and designated as Segment “D”, prepared by MRB/group and dated 09/2022, and bounded and described as fol lows:

Beginning at the intersection of the existing northerly highway boundary of Lawton Road with the existing easterly boundary of New York State Route 19; thence

1. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly highway boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.01-1-30; thence

2. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.01-1-30; thence

3. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.01-1-30; thence

4. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary and also the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.021-1 to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly bound ary of Tax Map Parcel 040.02-1-2; thence

5. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.02-1-2; thence

6. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.02-1-4; thence

7. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.02-1-4; thence

8. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly and also along the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.02-1-7 to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.02-1-7; thence

9. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.01-1-12; thence

10. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary and also along the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcels 041.01-1-10.1, 041.01-1-9.31, 041.01-1-9.12, 041.01-1-9.13, 041.011-9.114, 041.01-1-9.112 and 041.01-1-9.42 to a point at its intersec tion with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.011-9.42; thence

11. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.01-1-9.41; thence

12. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.01-1-9.41; thence

13. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly highway boundary of Lawton Road; thence

14. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing southerly highway boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.01-1-17.21; thence

15. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.01-1-17.21

16. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly highway boundary of New York State Route 260; thence

17. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly highway boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.01-1-17.21; thence

18. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.01-1-17.21; thence

19. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.01-1-17.21; thence

20. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.01-1-17.21; thence

21. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 041.01-1-17.21; thence

22. Westerly, along the last mentioned southerly easterly boundary and also along the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map parcel 040.02-1-15.1 to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.02-1-15.2; thence

23. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.02-1-15.2; thence

24. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southeasterly bound ary of Tax Map Parcel 040.02-1-20; thence

25. Southwesterly, along the last mentioned existing southeasterly boundary as it winds and turns to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.02-1-20; thence

26. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.01-1-34.11; thence

27. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.01-1-34.11; thence

28. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.01-1-34.11; thence

29. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly bound ary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly highway boundary of New York State Route 19; thence

30. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly highway boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.01-1-34.11; thence

31. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.01-1-34.11; thence

32. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.01-1-34.11; thence

33. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.01-1-34.11; thence

34. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.01-1-33; thence

35. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.01-1-32; thence

36. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.01-1-32

37. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 040.01-1-32

38. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly highway southerly boundary Lawton Road; thence

39. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing northerly highway boundary to the point and place of beginning.

Segment E

ALSO ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate in the Town of Clarkson, County of Monroe and State of New York, as shown on a map entitled “Water improvement benefit area No. 1, Town of Clarkson” and designated as Segment “E”, prepared by MRB/group and dated 09/2022, and bounded and described as fol lows:

Beginning at the intersection of the existing easterly highway boundary of County Line Road with the existing municipal bound ary between Town of Clarkson and Town of Hamlin; thence

1. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing municipal boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 027.04-1-1.1; thence

2. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary and also along the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcels 027.04-1-2.2, 027.04-1-3, 027.04-1-5, 038.02-1-1.1, 038.02-1-2.12, 038.02-1-2.11 and 038.02-1-3.12 to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 038.02-1-12; thence

3. Westerly, along the last mentioned southerly boundary and also along the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 038.02-13.11 to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly highway boundary of County Line Road; thence

4. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary County Line Road to the point and place of beginning.

Segment F

ALSO ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate in the Town of Clarkson, County of Monroe and State of New York, as shown on a map entitled “Water improvement benefit area No. 1, Town of Clarkson” and designated as Segment “F”, prepared by MRB/group and dated 09/2022, and bounded and described as fol lows:

Beginning at the intersection of the existing easterly highway boundary of Redman Road with the existing municipal boundary between Town of Clarkson and Town of Hamlin; thence

1. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing municipal boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 028.03-1-16; thence

2. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary and also along the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcels 028.03-1-17, 028.03-1-18, 028.03-1-21.12, 028.03-1-21.11, 028.03-122.2, 028.03-1-22.11 and 028.03-1-23 to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 028.03-123; thence

3. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary and also along the northerly bounds of Segment C as described above to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly high way boundary of Redman Road; thence

4. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly highway boundary to a point at its intersection with the southerly boundary of Tax Map parcel 039.01-1-1; thence

5. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 039.01-1-1; thence

6. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly bound ary and also along the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcels 028.03-1-15, 028.03-1-14, 028.03-1-11, 028.03-1-9, 028.031-6, 028.03-1-5.2, 028.03-1-1 and also along the easterly bounds of Segment E as described above to a point at its intersection with the existing municipal boundary between Town of Clarkson and Town of Hamlin; thence

7. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing municipal boundary to the point and place of beginning.

Segment G ALSO ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate in the Town of Clarkson, County of Monroe and State of New York, as shown on a map entitled “Water improvement benefit area No. 1, Town of Clarkson” and designated as Segment “G”, prepared by MRB/group and dated 09/2022, and bounded and described as fol lows:

Beginning at the intersection of the existing easterly highway boundary of Redman Road with the existing northerly boundary of West Avenue (New York State Route 31); thence

1. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing northerly highway boundary to a point at its intersection with the northeasterly ex tension of the existing northerly highway boundary of Old West Avenue (Old Rte 31); thence

2. Southwesterly and Westerly, along the last mentioned existing highway boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 067.02-1-6.1; thence

3. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 067.02-1-6.1; thence

4. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 067.02-1-1.2; thence

5. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary crossing the above mentioned West Avenue (New York State Route 31) and along the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 067.02-1-4.1 to a point at its intersection with the existing north erly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 067.02-1-4.1; thence

6. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 067.02-1-2.211; thence

7. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 067.02-1-2.211; thence

8. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 067.02-1-2.211; thence

9. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 068.01-1-1.12; thence

10. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary and also along the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcels 068.01-1-1.11, 68.01-1-2.1 and 53.02-1-36./BKPT to a point at its in tersection with the existing westerly highway boundary of Redman Road; thence

11. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly highway boundary to a point at its intersection with the westerly extension of the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 068.01-1-4; thence

12. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing westerly extension and also along the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 068.01-1-4 to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 068.01-1-4; thence

13. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing northerly highway boundary of West Avenue (New York State Route 31); thence

14. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing northerly highway boundary to a point and place of beginning.

Segment H

ALSO ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate in the Town of Clarkson, County of Monroe and State of New York, as shown on a map entitled “Water improvement benefit area No.

1, Town of Clarkson” and designated as Segment “H”, prepared by MRB/group and dated 09/2022, and bounded and described as fol lows:

Beginning at the intersection of the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 068.01-1-5.2 with the existing westerly boundary of Redman Road; thence

1. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly highway boundary to a point at its intersection with the westerly extension of the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 068.01-1-6; thence

2. Easterly, along the last mentioned westerly extension and along the existing northerly highway boundary of Tax Map Parcel 068.011-6 to a point at its intersection with the existing easterly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 068.01-1-6; thence

3. Southerly, along the last mentioned existing easterly boundary to a point at its intersection with the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 068.01-1-6; thence

4. Westerly, along the last mentioned existing southerly boundary crossing Redman Road and along the existing southerly boundary of Tax Map Parcels 068.01-1-5.1 and 068.01-1-5.2 and also along the northerly bounds of Segment G as described above to a point at its intersection with the existing westerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 068.01-1-5.2; thence

5. Northerly, along the last mentioned existing westerly boundary and also along the easterly bounds of Segment G to a point at its in tersection with the existing northerly boundary of Tax Map Parcel 068.01-1-5.2; thence

6. Easterly, along the last mentioned existing northerly boundary to the point and place of beginning.

WHEREAS, a map, plan and report prepared by MRB Group, com petent engineers duly licensed by the state of New York showing the proposed boundaries of the proposed extension and a general plan of the water system to be installed is on file in the Town Clerk’s office and is available for public inspection; and

WHEREAS, the improvements proposed consist of the erection, construction and maintenance of a water supply system to serve said property, including approximately 69,500 linear feet of 8” wa ter mains, hydrants, valves and all incidental equipment, including the acquisition of the necessary land and right-of-way therefore, in accordance with certain plans now on file in the office of the Clerk of said Town; and

WHEREAS, the maximum amount proposed to be expended for the said improvement, as stated in the said report, is the sum of seven million, six hundred fifty-five thousand dollars ($7,655,000), of which four million seven hundred thousand dollars ($4,700,000) will be borne by the properties within the district on a benefits ba sis, and will be funded by a loan from USDA Rural Development, amortized over thirty-eight (38) years at an estimated interest rate of 1.5%. The balance of the costs of said improvements being two million, nine hundred fifty-five thousand dollars ($2,955,000) will be provided as a capital contribution from the USDA Rural Development in the form of a grant; and

WHEREAS, the annual cost for debt service is to be financed by a benefits charge to be levied to all existing parcels within the pro posed district. The benefits charge will include vacant parcels, pro vided they do not have an agricultural exemption; and

WHEREAS, the estimated costs for the average residential user (Single-Family Home) for the first year would be:

1. MCWA (Monroe County Water Authority) Water Meter & Account Fee = $ 240.00

2. Installation of Water Service (100 lf x $15/lf) = $1,500.00

3. Internal Plumbing Changes = $ 200.00

4. Repayment of Long-Term Bonding = $ 620.40

5. Purchase of Water (60,000 gal./yr.) = $ 306.05

6. Plus reserve repair account = $ 20.00

Total First Year Costs for the Average Residential User (Single-Family Home) = $ 2,886.45

WHEREAS, the cost of the district extension to the typical prop erty after the first year would be as follows:

1. Repayment of Long-Term Bonding = $ 620.40

2. Purchase of Water (60,000 gal./yr.) = $ 306.05

3. Plus reserve repair account = $ 20.00

Total Second Year and beyond Costs for the Average Residential User (Single-Family Home) = $ 946.45

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED:

Sec. 1. That a public hearing of the Town Board of the Town of Clarkson shall be held at Kimball Lodge, Kimball Park, 8000 West Ridge Road, Clarkson, New York on the 12th day of October, 2022 at 6 pm to consider said proposed project and to hear all persons inter ested in the subject thereof concerning the same and for such other action on the vote of said Town Board with relation to said proposed project as may be required by law or proper in the premises.

Sec. 2. That the Town Clerk be authorized and directed to publish and post such notice of Public Hearing as required by Town Law.

Sec. 3. That a copy of the Engineering Report shall be available for inspection at the office of the Town Clerk during normal business hours and shall also be available on the Town of Clarkson website at www.clarksonny.org.

Sec. 4. That this resolution shall take effect immediately.

VOTE BY ROLL CALL AND RECORD:

Supervisor Filipowicz - AYE

Councilperson Zink - AYE

Councilperson D’Amuro - AYE

Councilperson Guarino - AYE

Councilperson Culhane - AYE

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