town of lockport 2014 spring edition

TOWN OF LOCKPORT
2014 SPRING EDITION
Hello Everyone, I hope you stayed warm this
winter. It certainly was a cold, snowy old fashioned winter.
than happy to visit your home and offer suggestions. Please call our water office at 439-9529
and request a site visit.
Let me begin by introducing you to Thomas
Keough.
Tom is the newest Town Board
Member. His extensive military and private sector experience makes him a valuable asset to
our community. Feel free to contact Tom at
home 439-9575. He looks forward to your
thoughts and suggestions and stands ready to
help!
The Town is working quickly to improve both
our sewer system and drainage system. We
recently passed a $2.8 million sewer improvement project. We are investigating many hot
spots throughout the system and will be replacing older equipment and lines.
We have
approved replacements of the Eastwood sewer
lift station that will include an automated generator to keep that station functioning even when
the power grid goes down. Sewer improvements
are also underway in the Carlisle Gardens subdivision. They will begin in 2014 and may take
up to 3 years to complete.
Weather related flooding was pervasive in 2013.
We had three major storms that exceeded the
designed capacity of our systems. Most east
coast communities like the Town of Lockport
were designed to handle 100
year storm events. In 2013 we
had three storms that were
rated over the 100 years event
statistics; therefore we must
now improve our system to
handle these larger storms.
Forestview Drive is under investigation with the Town Engineer
to see how we can improve the
drainage. Once we have a plan
of action we will move to get the
work underway. Stay tuned for
more details.
There are many things you
might consider to help protect
The Town is in the process of
your property from the next big
updating our Master Plan.
storm. Battery backup sump
We will be having several
pumps cost $175 at your local
public meetings on the
home improvement store.
Master Plan and look forward
Water powered backup sump
to your comments and sugJustice Antkowiak swearing in our newest Town Council
pumps (operate without elec- Town
gestions.
Our first introducmember Thomas Keough to fill her recent vacancy.
tricity) can also be installed by
tory public meeting will take
a local plumbing contractor. Floor drain ball place on Wednesday May 14th, 2014, Lockport
stopper can be inserted into your floor drain and Town Hall. This will be an open house style
they cost approximately $25 each. Sewer back event. Doors will open at 6:00pm and a presenflow valves can help stop sewer backups into tation will take place at 7:00pm. The next meetyour basement.
Sewer back flow valves cost ing will take place in late June where we will
between $1500-3000. Automated home gas present feedback from the first meeting and a
backup generators are the ultimate setup with draft plan for further public input.
costs starting at $2,500.
We will begin our planting program along
We often find that improper hookups are a Transit Road this spring. We hope to get in
major cause of basement flooding. Toilets, util- about three dozen trees this year and over the
ity sinks, showers, sump pumps, down spouts, next couple of years the greenery should be a major
floor drains if connected to the sewer system all improvement to our major shopping corridor.
are leading causes of basement flooding. If you
would like us to assist you with finding ways to Sincerely,
stop your basement flooding we would be more Marc R. Smith Superivsor
www.elockport.com
Town Newsletter Now Posted
on www.elockport.com!
TOWN DIRECTORY
Marc Smith
TOWN COUNCIL MEMBERS
Thomas Keough
[email protected]
12:00 p.m.. - 7:00 p.m. 1st and 3rd Tuesday
439-9520
439-9575
Paul Siejak
433-8188
Pat Dufour
[email protected]
Mark Crocker
433-4605
[email protected]
[email protected]
434-0898
TOWN CLERK
Nancy Brooks
439-9524
TOWN HIGHWAY SUPT.
Dave Miller
439-9522
[email protected]
[email protected]
TOWN SEWER/WATER
Water Clerk
[email protected]
Emergency After Hours
TOWN JUSTICES
Cheryl Antkowiak
Leonard Tilney Jr.
[email protected]
439-9529
433-0005
439-9528
439-9528
TOWN RECEIVER OF TAXES
Lori Carrero
439-9531
TOWN ASSESSOR
Jill Lederhouse
439-9526
[email protected]
[email protected]
BUILDING INSPECTOR
Brian Belson
439-9527
8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Mon. -Fri.
Offices Closed
Good Friday April 18th
Memorial Day May 26th
Independence Day July 4th
2014 Town Board Meetings
7:30 p.m. at the Town Hall, 6560 Dysinger Road
April 2nd
May 7th
June 4th
July 2nd
FREE RABIES IMMUNIZATION CLINICS 2014
The Niagara County Department of Health in cooperation
with the Niagara County Veterinary Society will hold
FREE Rabies Immunization Clinics in 2013.
FOR DIRECTIONS call the specific clinic site
FOR ANY OTHER CLINIC RELATED QUESTIONS: call
439-7511
1. Saturday, April 12 Town of Somerset Highway Garage 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. 8700 Haight Road, Town of Somerset Phone: 795-3575
2. Saturday, June 14 Hyde Park - Oasis/Centennial Pavillion
(behind Ice Arena) - 2:00 – 4:00pm - 911 Robbins Drive, City of
Niagara Falls - Phone: 286-4940
3. Saturday, July 12 Town of Wilson Highway Garage - 2:00-4:00pm
3356 Wilson-Cambria Road, Town of Wilson - Phone: 751-6704
[email protected]
DOG CONTROL OFFICER
Barry Kobrin
628-2347
TOWN HISTORIAN
Larry Haseley
• By law, all cats, dogs and domesticated ferrets must have a
current rabies vaccination from four months of age and on.
434-1547
STATE REPRESENTATIVES
State Sen. George Maziarz
State Assembly Jane Corwin
434-0680
839-4690
• Cats and dogs receiving immunization WITHOUT PROOF of a
previous rabies immunization will receive a certificate valid only
for one year. Cats and dogs WITH PROOF of previous rabies
immunizations will receive a certificate valid for three years.
[email protected]
NIAGARA COUNTY LEGISLATORS
Anthony Nemi – 11th Leg. Dist.
434-0133
Wm. Keith McNall – 13th Leg. Dist. 434-8070
Richard Updegrove – 12th Leg. Dist. 434-2140
John Syracuse 14th District
778-5064
Michael A. Hill 15th District
735-3259
POLICE
Emergency
New York State Police
Niagara County Sheriff’s Dept.
911
434-5588
438-3393
NYS DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSERVATION
Roger A. Thompson
877-457-5680
[email protected]
Economic Development Coordinator
David Kinyon
439-9535
[email protected]
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Town Court: 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Mon. -Fri.
Town Hall: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Mon. -Fri.
Building & Assessing Department:
SUPERVISOR
[email protected]
Office Hours
• Ferrets must receive vaccinations annually, regardless of
previous immunization.
• All Animals must be properly restrained. Cats & Ferrets must be
in a box or carrier. Dogs must be leashed.
• The Department does not offer dog or cat vaccinations other
than rabies. It is very important for the health and well being
of your animal and the other animals attending our rabies
clinics, that they have seen a veterinarian and are up to date
on all of their immunizations, to include dog parvo virus.
• Volunteers are needed. Please call 439-7511 if interested.
• It is requested that anyone bringing more than six animals to one
clinic contact the Niagara County Department of Health at
439-7511 up to one week prior to the clinic so paperwork can be
processed more efficiently.
VETERINARY SERVICES PROVIDED BY
THE NIAGARA COUNTY VETERINARY SOCIETY
Community News
TOWNWIDE
GARAGE
SALE
Lockport’s Bison Bag Company Is
Successful Family Business
By David Kinyon, Economic Development Coordinator
MAY 30 THRU JUNE 1
NO PRIOR REGISTRATION IS
REQUIRED AND THE TOWN WILL
ADVERTISE THIS EVENT LOCALLY!
Town of Lockport Outstanding
Youth Award
Jill Zgoda Papke (left) and Scott Zgoda (center) accept the Niagara University
Family Business Leadership Award from Vincent Agnello, Director of NU’s
Family Business Institute.
When Bison Bag Company relocated from the Tonawanda
to the Lockport Industrial Park in 1997, it was the beginning of one of the finest success stories for attracting new
business and jobs to the Town of Lockport. Bison Bag
Company is a small, family-owned business that has had to
compete in an increasingly difficult marketplace since it
was founded in 1968 by James C. Streicher in the basement of his home.
From his Erie County home, Streicher and co-founder
David Kruse moved their first bag converting machine to a
2,500 SF shop in Buffalo, and then relocated the business
to a 5,000 SF facility in Tonawanda. By the time Bison Bag
built a new 22,500 SF building in the Lockport Industrial
Park, the business had become well respected for the manufacturing and imprinting of fillable plastic bags for such
food processors as Rich Products and Troyer Farms. By
2000, the family of Clarence-based CPA Bruce Zgoda family bought out Kruse’s interest.
This award is offered to a graduating high school
Senior who resides in the Town of Lockport. The
award includes a $1,000 scholarship, a recognition
plaque and a proclamation from the Town. Completed
applications must be returned to the Town Clerk’s
office by April 28, 2014. Applications can be obtained
at the Town Clerk’s office, the Lockport Public Library,
and the Lockport High School Guidance Office. If you
need more information, please contact Recreation
Commission Chairwoman Jeanine Shaw at 433-7876.
Past Winners:
2011 Tyler Sarratori
2012 Jenna LaRose
2013 Katie Britt
Photo Credit:
Donna Johnston
COMPUTER CLASSES 2014
With Bison Bag producing packaging primarily for retail
Computer Classed
food products and expanding its markets to include flexible
held
at the Lockport
packaging products for industrial, health care and sporting
Town Hall
goods products, the company added a 22,500 SF addition
Sponsored
by Lockport
in 2003. Today, second-generation company leaders Jim
Public
Library,
Town of
Streicher Jr. and Scott Zgoda continue to grow a company
Lockport
and
NIOGA
employing 65 area residents and serving Niagara
Library system
University’s Family Business Center recently recognized the
Zgoda and Streicher families with the presentation of its
Thursday, April 10,
Leadership Award to Bison Bag Company at its 11th
2014
(1:00
pm
–
Anniversary Celebration and Awards Reception. The Town
4:00pm) Windows 8
of Lockport Industrial Development Agency has been
Demonstration
pleased to provide an incentive package to assist Bison Bag
Thursday,
8, 2014
(1:00pm – 4:00pm) Gadgets
CLASSES
@May
YOUR
LIBRARY
Company grow over the past 15 years, and the IDA looks
and Gear
forward to the continued expansion of Bison Bag’s operaThursday, June 12, 2014 (1:00pm – 4:00pm) Gaga
tions in the Lockport Industrial Park.
for Google
Register for classes (716) 433-5935 Ext 3
Register Early, Class space is Limited
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Highway Department
GARBAGE AND RECYCLING
Please make sure your garbage and recycling arrives out by 6:30 am on your scheduled day. There
are times Waste Management is earlier than expected. Remember if you’re over the limit of six (6)
bags and/or cans you will need to purchase stickers in order for Waste Management to take everything you have. Stickers are $1.00 each and can be purchased at the Town Clerk’s office Monday –
Friday 8:30 am -4:30 pm. Any large item such as a mattress, box spring, any appliance, etc., is
considered one unit of garbage. If you have any questions please call 439-9522. Please don’t forget
you may drop off electronics at our recycling shed located behind Town Hall Monday – Friday, 7am – 3pm.
2014 BRUSH SCHEDULE
Brush pick up will begin the third Monday of the month between March - November. Brush pick up will continue for
that entire week and for the entire town. Please have your brush out by 7am. The highway department will not pick
up brush from cleared lots, roots, stumps or limbs larger than 8 inches in diameter. Brush must be piled neatly, with
cut end to the road. There will be no return trips to pick up brush. NO EXPCEPTIONS!
PLOW DAMAGE
If you have any damage to your yard from our plows, please call the highway office, 439-9522. Also, please be patient
with the pot holes. We will be fixing them as weather allows.
DEAD ANIMALS
The Town of Lockport ONLY picks up dead deer on town roads. No other animal, no exceptions. IF you have a dead
animal, please call the regional office of the D.E.C. at 851-7010. If you live on a county road, call 439-7360. If you live
on a state road, call 438-2396.
REMINDER:
Please be cautious when driving on any road. Our employees, along with state and county employees, work hard to
maintain our roads. Drive carefully and slowly when you’re around road construction. Thank you.
HOLIDAY GARBAGE / RECYCLING SCHEDULE MAY 2014
MONDAY 26 MEMORIAL DAY NO COLLECTION
TUESDAY 27 MONDAY’S COLLECTION
WEDNESDAY 28 TUESDAY’S COLLECTION
SCHEDULE June/July 2014
MONDAY JUNE 30 COLLECTION
TUESDAY JULY 1 COLLECTION
WEDNESDAY JULY 2 COLLECTION
Note from Town Assessor Dec
Officer/Building Inspector
Open Burning: New York State DEC, burning trash
(newspaper, paper, glass and plastic), chemically treated
wood (pressure treated leaves) and plywood is now prohibited. Campfires less than 3 feet in height and 4 feet in
length, width or diameter are allowed. Small cooking fires
are allowed.
Brian Belson, Building Inspector
Roger A Thompson, DEC Officer
Town of Lockport Resident:
House Numbering Advisory Notice. Please be advised
that pursuant to Local Town Law # 3, 2000 & the NY
State Building Code Section PM 303.3 (F) Premises
Identification. Building shall have approved address
numbers placed in a position to be plainly legible and
visible from the street or road fronting the property.
These numbers shall contrast with their background.
Address numbers shall be Arabic numerals or alphabet
letters. Numbers shall be a minimum of 4 inches
(102mm) high with a minimum stroke width of 0.5 inch
(12.7mm).
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THURSDAY 29 WEDNESDAY COLLECTION
FRIDAY 30 THURSDAY COLLECTION
SATURDAY 31 FRIDAYS COLLECTION
THURSDAY JULY 3 COLLECTION
FRIDAY JULY 4 NO COLLECTION
SATURDAY JULY 5 FRIDAY'S COLLECTION
Town of Lockport Assessor
ANNUAL RE-ASSESSMENT PROGRAM
The Town of Lockport continues in its 14th year of annual re-assessment, to maintain its equalization level of
100% of market value. All properties in the Town are
analyzed. Any changes will be determined by recent sale
information showing an increase or decrease in value.
Change of Assessment Notices are mailed around the
first week of April. Any changes to the property, including additions, garages, pole barns, sheds, decks and
demolition of structures; may affect the assessments.
Please review these notices. Informal
meetings with the assessor are
available in April, by appointment.
Formal challenges to the
assessments are scheduled
for the Board of
Assessment Review,
Tuesday, May 27, 2014,
by appointment.
Town Historian
I am writing this at one of the coldest times of
the winter – hoping you enjoy reading it in nice
Spring weather!!
As the Town Historian, I work with Historical
Information from days gone by—that is one
reason I include the old “Burma Shave” sign
slogans---I have heard from readers that enjoy
the memories. If someone has some old information or stories
to share, please let me know.
Proper Distance
To Him Was Bunk
Until They Pulled Him
Out Of Some Guys Trunk
Burma Shave
HISTORY OF CARLISLE GARDENS
Chestnut Ridge Road, in 1927, next to Shuler Harrison’s
home (the present DeSales School), which was known as
“Stonehurst” at that time. There were several more
homes built, but the Great Depression slowed development.
In June of 1931, Mr. Bewley held an auction for “130
Fully Improved, Restricted Homesites”. The sale was
heavily advertised, and everyone in attendance was given
a Ticket for a drawing to win one of thirty William Rogers
Silverware Sets, whether they bought a lot, or not.
The final home in The Gardens was built in 1963.
Amazingly, the Bewley family was able to hang on to the
land to it’s completion.
A Town Resident recently gave me a Scrap Book that was
filled with much of the history of a prominent area of the
Town of Lockport named “Carlisle Gardens”. This is the
oldest, and arguably one of the most desirable areas to
live in the Town, dating back to the 1920’s.
In 1951, the Lockport City Council voted to annex
Carlisle Gardens as a part of the City, but on May 22,
1951, the Garden residents voted overwhelmingly to
remain Town residents with 139 opposed to the annexation, and 31 in favor, which was a good thing for the residents and the Town of Lockport.
For anyone not familiar with “The Gardens”, it is located
at the eastern edge of the City of Lockport, off Davison
Road, and on the south side of Route 31, across from the
Lockport Town and Country Club. It was, and still is, an
upscale housing development, with a unique design, that
drew many of the prominent and more successful people
of that time to build there.
I want to remind everyone that my Office at 7142
Chestnut Ridge Road (the 1-room, 1840 era Stone
School), is open on Thursdays from Noon to 4 PM, and at
other times by appointment. I am always looking for written items documenting the History of The Town, either
original of copies.
The idea and development of Carlisle Gardens came from
George C. Bewley. His parents came from Northeastern
England’s Lake District, and the curved streets, and their
names were adopted from that area.
The idea was
formed, the maps were drawn, and the land was purchased in 1925.
The name “Carlisle” came from John Carlisle, who came
from Carlisle, England in the early 1920’s, and was a
sales representative for Mr. Bewley.
The Carlisles moved into the first Model Home, at 6772
Our Town of Lockport Historical Society is in need of
some new members, in order to stay alive. We meet jointly with the Town of Royalton, but we need more members
to be able to put on Good Programs about Local History.
We currently meet 8 times a year, on Monday night, and
all we need is your interest and attendance.
Please contact me with any information, ideas, or questions, and stop and visit the Historian’s Office.
Larry Haseley, Town of Lockport Historian
Phone 434-1547 Cell 585-301-1672
The Dale Association
WINE TASTING
You are invited Thursday, May 8 to the Dale
Association's first annual wine tasting and raffle at
Lockport Town and Country Club, 6:00-8:30 pm.
Sample wines from six different Niagara Wine Trail
wineries, enjoy delicious hors d'oeuvres, and live
music. Try your luck at our amazing raffle. Proceeds
will go towards programming at the Dale Association's
Senior Centre. Advance tickets $30 available by calling 438-2414, or visit www.daleassociation.com (check
out "events & travel -- special events").
TRAVEL WITH THE DALE ASSOCIATION
Bring a friend or make new friends when you travel
with The Dale Association Day Trips, casino trips,
summer drives, theatre trips and overnight trips to
exciting destinations lie Mount Rushmore, Cape Cod
and The British Isles! All day trips leave from our
Centre at 33 Ontario Street. For more information,
please visit:
www.daleassociation.com (check out
"events & travel") or call 433-1886.
STAY FIT WITH THE DALE ASSOCIATION
Put a spring in your step and enjoy fitness at The Dale
Association at 33 Ontario Street. We have ongoing
classes designed for every "body" -- chair exercise,
yoga, Qi Gong. Free, educational wellness workshops
and health screenings help to keep residents informed
and healthy. To learn more, please visit: www.daleassociation.com (check out "community education") or
call 433-1886.
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Recreation
TOWN OF LOCKPORT SUMMER
SWIMMING PROGRAM
The town will be participating with the Youth
YWCA Swim program
July 7th thru August 1st at the Lockport High School Pool
Sessions will run for 45 minutes everyday from 10:00am – 1:45pm. General cost will be $55.00 per
swimmer, at the Lockport High School Pool. The Town will be providing a coupon for $20.00 off the
program registration fee at the Town Clerk’s Office, please be sure to bring proof of
residence.Registration will be the first week in May at the YWCA on a first come, first served basis
Questions may be directed to the YWCA at 433-6714
Lock Into History at the
ERIE CANAL DISCOVERY CENTER
24 Church St.
210-228 Market St.,
Lockport NY
(716) 433-6155
See the 20 x 30 foot Raphael Beck Erie Canal
Mural. Learn the history of the Erie Canal.
Interactive, multi-media facility. Hear the stories of
the Canawalers.
www.lockportlocks.com
Cruises run from
May 3 – Oct. 13, 2014
Adults $14.00 with
Coupon
Children (4-10 yrs.)
$7.00 with Coupon
439-0431
Reservations suggested. Coupons on pg. 8
November 1st – April 30th 2014 Thursday, Friday and Saturday
10:00am to 3:00pm; May 1 to October 31st 2014 9:00am to 5:00pm
Regular Admission: $6 for adults; Free for children 18 and under when
accompanied by an adult, coupons on pg. 8
FRIDAY,
JUNE 27TH
FRIDAY,
AUGUST 1st
FREE
Town Movie Night
Day Road Park
Corner of Day Road & East High Street
enjoy the sounds of Greater Niagara Musicians
at 7:00 p.m.before showtime.
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! Town Clerk’s Office
Driver Safety Program
Smart Driver Course
• Safety tips
• Safe following distance
• Right-of-Way situations
• Left turn rules
• Temperature conditions of icy roads
• Defensive driving tips
• Parking lot danger spots
• Medications that may cause problems
• How to handle adverse driving conditions
• Many other preventative measures
Insurance deductions may apply!
Two, 3-hour sessions over 2 days
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Thursday, June 12, 2014
5:30 - 8:30 PM
Lockport Town Hall
Limited to 30 (min. 18)
$20.00 AARP Members
$25.00 Non-members
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Registration closes May 23,2014
THERE WILL BE NO REFUNDS
Return enrollment application to:
Lockport Town Clerk - AARP Driver Safety; 6560 Dysinger Road, Lockport, NY 14094
Please enroll me/ us in the AARP Driver Safety Program on June 11 & June 12, 2014
Enclosed is a check/money order Made Payable to: “AARP” (No Cash Please)
Name:
Mr.
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Street:
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Phone: (716) ___________________________________________________________
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PERMIT #862
BUFFALO NY
SAVE $2.00 ON ALL
PALACE THEATRE
EVENTS!
SAVE $2.00 ON ALL
PALACE THEATRE
EVENTS!
SAVE $2.00 ON ALL
PALACE THEATRE
EVENTS!
SAVE 75 ¢
ON ANY ONE
CONCESSION ITEM
SAVE 75 ¢
ON ANY ONE
CONCESSION ITEM
SAVE 75 ¢
ON ANY ONE
CONCESSION ITEM
2.00 OFF
$
Erie CanalDiscovery Center
Lockport Locks
& Canal Cruises
$ .50 OFF
3
ADULT
EXPIRES 10/15/14
Lockport Locks
& Canal Cruises
$ .00 OFF
2
CHILD
EXPIRES 10/15/14
2.00 OFF
$
Erie CanalDiscovery Center
Lockport Locks
& Canal Cruises
$ .50 OFF
3
ADULT
EXPIRES 10/15/14
Lockport Locks
& Canal Cruises
$ .00 OFF
2
CHILD
EXPIRES 10/15/14
2.00 OFF
$
Erie CanalDiscovery Center
Lockport Locks
& Canal Cruises
$ .50 OFF
3
ADULT
EXPIRES 10/15/14
Lockport Locks
& Canal Cruises
$ .00 OFF
2
CHILD
EXPIRES 10/15/14