SCA
Minutes of the Stony Creek Association
Executive Board Meeting


October 1, 2002

A meeting of the Stony Creek Association Executive Board was called to order by Vice-President Marvin Zimmerman at Willoughby Wallace Memorial Library at 7:45 p.m. on Tuesday, October 1, 2002.

Present: Marvin Zimmerman, Vice President; Gregory Ames, Treasurer; Jake Greenvall, Tax Collector. Board Members: Daniel Bullard, Ron DeFord, Stan Fisher, Joe Grandel, Dorothy Leachman, Michael Infantino, Nina Smith, Clerk

Absent: Peter Brainerd, President; Sandra Fischer, Lucia Blanchard

Public: 4

Minutes: A motion was made/seconded and unanimously approved to accept the minutes of the September 3rd meeting.

Treasurer’s Report: A copy of the Treasurer’s report was distributed:

Checking

Total cash: 10,990.40 (General Fund $10,880.40; Ramshaw Memorial Fund $110.00)

Total income: 2,308.45 (2.72 interest, 2307.37 deposits)

Total expenses: 1,417.90

CD:

Total cash 20,733.94 (interest paid .00) – (General Fund $8,731.63, Sidewalks $8,902.59, Summer House $2,488.07, Open Space $611.65).

A motional was made/seconded and unanimously approved to file the Treasurer’s report for audit.

Bills: Motions were made/seconded and unanimously approved to pay the following bills:

CL&P $ 26.60

Newspaper (tag sale) 43.35

Page Hardware (lock) 16.99

CT Interlocal Risk Management (Liability Insurance) 767.00

TOTAL $853.94

Tax Collector: Taxes are being paid.

Legal & Zoning: One (1) request for a variance to divide property at 420 Leetes Island Road. Decision was made to take no action.

Police & Traffic:

· Site line at the bottom of Bowhay Hill is still an issue. Per Chief Gill, the stop sign is in the correct location. Dan will write a letter to thank Chief Gill for taking time to review the issue.

The issue of more parking spaces between the Stony Creek Market and the beach was discussed. On behalf of the Police & Traffic Committee, Dan presented a diagram of the area showing existing parking spaces, reviewed the situation and their recommendations. A motion was made and seconded and carried to make recommendations to the Police Commissioners for: four (4) new parking spaces, proper signing, and painting of lines as follows: 2 spaces added to the northwest side of the SCMarket curve, one space added to the southwest side of the SCMarket curve, one space added to the south end of the beach; 3 existing spaces to be designated as compact car spaces, two across from, one northwest of the entrance to the Stony Creek Boating Association; 12 hour and 2 hour parking signs on Indian Point Road signed correctly; an additional crosswalk north of the beach, and other details on the west side of the beach; one (1) new crosswalk on the north end of the beach; and a fourth (4th) stop sign at Thimble Islands Road.

It was suggested that more support be given to the Dock Master covering the beach and dock area. She was commended on the fine job she did covering the activity and the flow of heavy traffic. The officer suggested that the hours be extended to include late September and October because of the increase in tourism. A motion was made, seconded and carried to ask the Police Commissioners to extend the Doc Master’s hours to include the month of September.


A resident on Thimble Islands Road suggested that consideration should be made to those residents bordering the property lines of the dock. Issues are changes to the dock area such as placing signs on existing structures and/or putting up new structures.

Maintenance: Nina will write letters to two (2) contractors concerning snow removal. Sandy sent a letter to Alex Palluzzi concerning the beach and parks for the up-coming year. Letters of acknowledgement, to be included in students school records have been sent out to the volunteers for their participation in the summer of 2002. A thank you note has been sent out to Peg Hall.

Old Business: President, Peter Brainerd submitted a letter to the Department of Environmental Protection asking for an extension on the project dock on Linden Point Road. A letter was received from the agency informing of the extension of September 8-16, 2002.

New Business: None

A motion was made/seconded and unanimously approved to adjourn the meeting at 9 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Susan M. Torre

Secretary

The next meeting of the Stony Creek Association Executive Board will be held on Tuesday, November 5th, 2002 at 7:30 p.m. at the Willoughby Wallace Memorial Library.