November 1 - Radisson Community

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Volume MMXIII, Issue 22 • November 1, 2013
Defensive Driving Course
Liberty Mutual is pleased to be able to offer Radisson Community Association a 6-Hour
Point & Insurance Reduction Course. By participation and completion of the course,
without any test taking, you will:
With your Radisson Group Discount combined with the
Defensive Driving Class insurance reduction, you can save up
to $1,500 per year depending on size of household.
For quotes on this, please call Duncan Sisk at 315-433-1243
or 919-606-8999.
Reduce the total points on your driving record by up to 4
points for violations occurring within the past
18 months. Refresh your driving skills and learn techniques
for collision prevention.
DATE: Saturday, November 9th
TIME: 9:00am - 4:00pm
LOCATION: Aspen House 8550 North Entry Rd
COST: $22.00 per person (Checks payable to Duncan Sisk)
-Payment to Duncan Sisk must be received in the RCA Office in order to reserve your spot. We do not take
reservations over the phone. Payments can be mailed to RCA Office, Attention: Defensive Driving Course,
3128 Amesbury Drive, Baldwinsville, NY 13027. Payments can also be dropped off; only cash or checks
(payable to Duncan Sisk) will be accepted. Please attach a list of all participants’ names and contact
information.
RCA Office hours are Monday-Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.
**This is not a required course to get a license**
Lunch will be provided by Liberty Mutual.
Radisson Community Association
Mission Statement
To preserve, protect and enhance the common lands and facilities for
the use and enjoyment of the RCA Residents and Members.
To promote the health, safety, welfare, education and cultural
enrichment of the Residents and Members of Radisson.
To ensure compliance with the Radisson Declaration of Protective
Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions.
Reflections is an Official notification publication of
Radisson Community Association, Inc.
3128 Amesbury Drive, Baldwinsville, NY 13027
Phone: 315-635-7171 | Fax: 315-635-7182
For general RCA inguiries email [email protected]
or visit www.radissoncommunity.org.
insidE This Issue
Candidate Letters - Pg. 3
Radisson Community Phone Directory - Pg. 5
Boater Safety Information - Pg. 9
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From The Executive Director
Written by Lynn Tanner, CMCA
We have had
some
inquiries
regarding the work
that is being done
around the retention pond, known as Whisper Ridge
Pond. The pond, which is still owned
by the developer, is being modified
to ensure that it meets the required
Stormwater Management Guidelines,
as set by New York State Department
of Environmental Conservation (NYS
DEC). To make the side slopes of the
pond more gradual, the banks are
being cut back. Doing this has made
it necessary to remove the pathway
that used to circle the pond. A small
portion of pathway will remain and
be deadheaded at the East side of
the retention pond (the entrance of
Whisper Ridge Circle). This area, when
conveyed to the RCA, will be Common
Property for residents to sit and enjoy
the natural beauty of the area. The
pathway that circled the pond will not
be replaced.
The Emerald Ash Borer (EAB)
is a topic that you will continue to
see information on in many upcoming issues of the Reflections. We have
already passed along information as
to what you, the homeowner, need to
know about your ash trees and the
impending infestation of the EAB.
Now, I’d like to bring you up to date
on what the RCA is doing, as the
Homeowner’s Association, about the
ash trees on Common Property. First
and foremost, we need to get an inventory of all the ash trees on our property.
As you can imagine, this will not be a
quick and easy task. It is one, however,
that we have already begun. As sections have been inventoried, you may
notice that trees have been marked
with paint and/or Inventory ID Tags.
These are a means of identifying: the
location of the ash trees; the overall
quantity of ash trees; and that quantity
broken down by size (larger than 6” in
diameter at breast height and less than
6” in diameter at breast height). We ask
that you not remove or disrupt any of
our identifying measures.
While this inventory is being done,
the RCA Board of Directors will be
compiling the RCA Management Plan
for the EAB. This will outline potential tree removals, treatments and tree
re-planting. We will continue to keep
you updated as additional information
becomes available. We also have all
pertinent information on our website,
on the Tree Resources page, under the
Architectural Standards tab.
For residents who need to dispose
of items that cannot be picked up as
part of our weekly trash service, please
remember that Dependable Disposal
does offer special pick-up of these
items for a nominal fee. You may call
them directly (472-7455) to determine
the fee and to schedule a pick-up. They
do pick-up of special items on Fridays.
Regardless of what company you hire
for this service, we ask that you not
place your item(s) out until the evening before. We have received several
complaints about residents who are
bringing items to the end of their
driveway days before they are scheduled to be picked up.
In previous issues, I’ve mentioned
updates on some of the businesses in
Radisson Corporate Park, such as the
Radisson Medical Facility on Willett
Parkway and RED-KAP Pizza and
Deli. For those that are unaware, the
Radisson Corporate Park is home to
over forty (40) dues-paying businesses
whose owners/employees are entitled
to use the same amenities as residents.
We appreciate their business location in our Corporate Park and their
continued support of our Association.
Our largest Corporate Park Member,
A n h e u s e r- B u s c h ,
is holding anoth-
Renovated Ale House Restaurant
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er
Electronics
Recycling Event
on
Saturday,
November
16.
This service is
free of charge to
all area residents
in support of
America Recycles
Day. Additional
information
is
available in the
Local Calendar
on Page 4. If you
have any electronics to dispose of, Autumn in Radisson….enjoyed by residents of all ages!
this is the perfect
opportunity to do so!
I recently met with a few owners of the Radisson Greens Golf
Course, which is also a Radisson
Corporate Park Member. We discussed the numerous improvements they’ve made after just one
year of ownership. They expect
this to be a long-term business
venture and have many other ideas
for the future. While many people
have heard about the improvements made to the golf course,
word has been slower to make
its way through the community
about the golf course restaurant,
the Radisson Ale House. In many
of the surveys that the RCA has
done over the years, one of the
items that always topped the list
RCA maintenance staff providing a
was the desire for a community
valuable service while entertaining children
restaurant. Well, wait no longer…
all throughout the community.
we now have one! The restaurant
is currently open daily for lunches
nient place to “get-away” during our
and dinners. They also have a Sunday winter weather.
Brunch, host a Happy Hour on Fridays
The CAI-WNY (Community
from 3pm to 6pm and are taking res- Association Institute of Western New
ervations for private parties. The golf York) hosted a Tradeshow in Rochester
course owners have graciously agreed earlier this month, where Radisson
to allow us to again use their facility for Community was the recipient of an
cross-country skiing. They will also be award as one of their longest memkeeping the restaurant open through bers, having been a member of the
the winter, making it a close & conve- organization for thirty-five (35) years.
The CAI-WNY is the local chapter of
the Community Association Institute
(CAI). The CAI is a worldwide organization that provides support, education
and legislation for community associations, which Radisson Community is
also a member of. One of the items
that the CAI-WNY has been involved
in is state legislation mandating that all
community associations be required to
have certified managers. I’m pleased to
inform you that I recently received my
certification as a Certified Manager of
a Community Association (CMCA).
Renovated Ale House Lounge
Letters to the Editor
Dear Lysander
Residents,
Please Note...
to better serve you with modern technology and greater efficiency.
• Implemented the ability to use
credit
cards for payment of services for
I would like to
customer
convenience.
announce my candi•
Made
it convenient for residents
dacy for re-election
as your Town Clerk. I was first elected to purchase a NYS Thruway E-Z Pass
in 2009 after retiring as a Baldwinsville from the Town Clerk’s Office.
• Initiated and obtained a passport
Police Officer for over 20 years. I
camera
for “one stop shopping experiwanted to continue to serve my community and I believed my training and ence” for residents needing passports.
• Expanded office hours to evening
experience as a police officer gave me
hours
so those who work all day have
the necessary skills to do the job of
an
opportunity
to take care of their
Town Clerk effectively. My only priority has been, and will continue to be, needs with the Town.
• Instituted after hours service by
is to provide the best public service
appointment
(including weekends)
possible from the Town Clerk’s Office.
when
regular
hours
are not convenient
Please allow me to take this opportunity to outline just a few of the for residents.
• Eliminated the requirement for
accomplishments and positive changes
appointments
for marriage licenses
that I, as your Town Clerk, have made
and passport applications.
• Made it convenient for our
Veterans to obtain the County Clerks
Veteran’s discount card (F.A.V.O.R.)
locally from the Town Clerk’s Office.
• Developed and implemented a
“Lost Pet Page” for the Town’s website.
• Organized thousands of records
within six months for quicker, efficient
record retrieval for the Town Board,
Town employees and the public.
• Reduced staffing levels to one full
time Town Clerk, one full time Deputy
Clerk and one part time Deputy without sacrificing services, but expanding
them.
It is my hope to continue to earn
your respect and your vote this
November. In turn, I will promise to
maintain an innovative approach to
better public service, and I will strive
to make your Town Clerk’s office the
first place to come for your essential
Dear Editor,
1. Forty one years of experience in
heavy and highway construction, fleet
maintenance, private sector business
management and military leadership.
2. SUNY A.A.S Degree in Civil
Technology
3. U.S. Army ANCOC and SGLTC
Senior Leadership graduate
4. OSHA Construction Safety and
Health certified
5. Sixteen months on the job already
improving Lysander highways.
6. Open minded and calm with military organizational skills.
make up our community. In the spring
of this year, I interviewed with our
local Republican committee for one of
the two nominations for Town Board,
but failed to get enough votes to be
in the top 2. I was unable to Primary
their nominations myself because I
registered too late in 2012 to be an
“official” Republican Party member
in 2013. This summer, I was asked
by a Democratic committee member
if I would consider interviewing for
Town Clerk on the Democratic line. I
accepted the opportunity to interview
at their caucus in August. I was nominated by the 20-plus Democrats that
attended their local caucus in August
for Town Clerk, but there was a filing
error on the committees’ behalf, and
the caucus was nullified by the County
Board of Elections. After a legal contest, the Board of Elections decision
was upheld, so there will be no local
Democratic nominees this November.
Even with this setback, I still decided to run a write-in campaign. I was not
running for only Democrats, but for all
the voters and citizens of Lysander to
have a choice when they go to the polls
on November 5th. This means in order
to vote for me, you will have to write-in
my name in the section for Town Clerk
where it says write-in on your ballot.
You may ask for assistance when you
go to vote, if unsure of how to properly
write-in. Though I do not have the
“on-the-job” experience my opponent
has, I feel I have the skills required to
effectively handle the tasks of Town
Clerk through my various work experiences. I would also like to make the
Town Clerk office hours more accessible for people by extending evening hours and/or Saturday hours. I
have held positions where I have been
an Operations Manager who oversaw
50-plus employees and I am currently
the manager of my division at Solvents
& Petroleum Service, Inc. in Syracuse.
If you would like to get to know me
before you vote, I will be running a
“Meet and Greet” at the Baldwinsville
Public Library Large Group Room on
Sunday, November 3rd from 1PM to
4PM. Mike Rockdashil, who is running a write-in campaign for Town
Board, will also be in attendance. I can
also be reached via e-mail at: [email protected].
Regardless of who you vote for,
I would like to ask people to exercise their right to vote on November
5th. The last few years seem to have
brought more people out to the polls in
our town and I feel it’s because people
have a choice, rather than just one
political group and their candidates.
I would be honored to serve the citizens of Lysander as their Town Clerk.
Thank you for your time.
For those residents who don’t
already know me, please include the
following list of experience and skills
in your upcoming election edition:
Dear Residents,
For those who may not know me,
allow me to introduce myself. My
name is Kevin Rode. I am 37 years old,
and have resided in Lysander all but 2
years of my life. I have attended almost
every Town Board meeting since 2011,
so I feel I am up to date on the issues
facing Lysander. I am running a writein campaign in hopes of being elected
by the voters for the position of Town
Clerk. I am registered as a Republican,
but I will work diligently for all citizens of Lysander.
Some people may remember me
from 2011, when I asked people to
sign my petition to be able to run on
my own party line for the position
of Town Supervisor. Even though I
received only a few hundred votes, it
was a great experience. By going door
to door and talking to various people,
I learned a lot about the people that
Any information or material published in Letters to the Editor, are the views and responsibility of those who submitted the statements and
do not necessarily represent the views of the
Radisson Community Association, its employees, Board of Directors or other volunteers. The
RCA does not necessarily endorse, support,
sanction, encourage, verify, or agree with the
comments, opinions, or statements contained in
said letters.
municipal needs.
I truly thank you for the support
you have given me in the past, and I
look forward to continuing to work
hard to provide you outstanding service!!!
Very truly yours,
Lisa Dell
Candidate for Re-election
Lysander Town Clerk
Thank you for your consideration,
Gene Dinsmore
Kevin Rode
Pumpkin Pickup Notice
From November 4th to November 8th, RCA Maintenance will pick up pumpkins set
curbside. They must be on the ground or in a paper bag. They must NOT be mixed
with loose leaves or in plastic. We are not able to take any items left in plastic bags.
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Architectural Standards Committee (ASC)
Completed ASC Projects
Have you finished
an exterior project on your home
this year? If so, did
you remember to
notify the Architectural Standards
Committee (ASC)?
We ask you to notify the ASC by
either returning the window sign to the
RCA office or e-mailing the ASC at
[email protected] . We will
also do a quick review to verify it was
completed as approved. If your project
was completed as approved, we will
send you a letter indicating so and we
will close out your open application in
our computer system.
Notifying the ASC will greatly help
the ASC staff from trying to determine
if you have completed your project or
if you would like an extension to complete your project.
Working together to keep Radisson
beautiful…
Cirque d’Vin Wine Club
At the October
Tasting there were
109 attendees to
sample 10 wines
from around the
world. Ten of the club
participants each
presented one of the wines. Favorite
wines from the evening were Vaufuget
Vouvray, Marietta Old Vines Red and
Clos Du Bois Chardonnay. Tabatha’s
Family Tree Restaurant provided the
“snacks” and Sardo’s Pizza provided
the pizzas.
Operation Northern Comfort benefitted from this month’s 50-50-charity raffle. Patricia Vanderwerken represented the charity and spoke about
Operation Northern Comfort, a nonprofit organization based in Central
New York. Operation Northern
Comfort is committed to serving the
surrounding communities by providing labor, donations, and support in any
time of need. Whether it is delivering
furniture, painting a room or organizing a fundraiser, the volunteers at ONC
will do whatever they can to help.
The next Cirque d’Vin Wine Club
tasting will be on December 6, 2013 at
7 PM at The Red Mill Inn. The theme/
distributor/winery is still to be determined. Due to increases in expenses,
the tasting fee has increased by $1, from
$15 to $16 per attendee.
The tasting fee is $16 per person and
pre-registration/payment is required by
Wednesday, December 4, 2013. Checks
should be made payable to Cirque
d’Vin Wine Club and mailed to the
Cirque d’Vin Wine Club, PO Box 832,
Baldwinsville, NY 13027. Include your
name and address, as well as your phone
number and email address in case of
problems or cancellations. Please also
include a list of attendee names to
facilitate check-in. Please note that Clay
Wine & Spirits will be unable to accept
pre-registrations/payments.
Wines sampled that evening may be
ordered at a discount from Clay Wine
& Spirits (315-622-0501) at 3955 State
Route 31, Liverpool, NY 13090 (next
to The Great Northern Wegmans, near
the intersection of Routes 31 and 481)
to be picked up the following week. An
email from [email protected] is
sent about a week prior to the next tasting with information about the tasting.
Please add [email protected] to
your address book.
If you have any questions, need
more information, would like to receive
monthly email notifications or schedule
a 50-50 raffle for your charity, email
[email protected] or call Mary
Mulligan at 315-635-3413 or Mike
Broski at 315-468-5408.
Scheduled tastings for the 2013/2014
season are as follows: December 6, 2013
and January 10, February 7, March 7,
April 4, May 2, June 6, 2014.
Radisson Senior
Ambassador
Troop 10166
LOCAL
CALENDAR
is asking
for your support.
Radisson Senior
Ambassador
TroopRegistration
10166
Christmas
Bureau
Radisson Senior Ambassador Troop 10166is asking for your support.
Fri., Nov. 1 from 9am -12pm; Sat., Nov. 2 from 10am-12:30 pm; & Mon. Nov. 4 from
a pair of pajamas to help
is asking for your support. Please donate
4pm-8pm. Registration will be held at the Baldwinsville Public Library. Families
witha
children
18 years
old and
younger
who live in the Baldwinsville School Disour
neighbors
in
need.
Please donate
pair of
pajamas
to help
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our neighbors in need.
trict are eligible to register. You must bring proof of income, benefit cards, proof
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in need.
address, and social
security cards for all family members. Also, it is helpful to
Drop
offfamily. If there are any
have clothing sizes and gift requests for all children
in the
questions, please call Lauri at 727-5435. Drop off
Deadline
Deadline
Anheuser-Busch Electronic
Waste
December
8 Collection
Saturday, November 16th from 9 AM until
2 PM. We
December
8 are doing this free of charge
to all area residents in support of America Recycles Day (November 15th). Please
use the Route 31 entrance for this event.All local residents are invited to bring their
old electronic devices for disposal. Most electronic items will be accepted; anything
containing Freon will not be accepted. For a complete list of items:
www.bruinrecycling.com/what-bruin-recycles.
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totobenefit
to benefit
THE BALDWINSVILLE CHRISTMAS BUREAU
THE
CHRISTMAS
BUREAU
THE BALDWINSVILLE
BALDWINSVILLE CHRISTMAS
BUREAU
Sponsored by: Troop 10166 Senior Ambassadors
B’Ville Arts Workshop
Sponsored
by:Troop
Troop
10166
Senior
Ambassadors
Sarah Dugan,Sponsored
Sarah Karl, Christine
by:
10166
Senior
Ambassadors
Saturday, November 16 at Lysander Town Hall. See complete details on page 7.
Linnenbach, Grace Santoro, Kirby Socker,
Sarah
Dugan,
Sarah
Karl,
Christine
Linnenbach,
Grace
Santoro,
Emily Soeder,
Elizabeth
Wisely,
Melissa
Voyer
Sarah
Dugan,
Sarah
Karl,
Christine
Linnenbach,
Santoro,
Baker
High Grace
School
2003
Class Reunion
Friday, November
29,
2013,
6pm
at Radisson
Kirby Socker,
Elizabeth
Wisely,
Melissa
Voyer
Kirby
Socker,Emily
EmilySoeder,
Soeder,
Elizabeth
Wisely,
Melissa
VoyerAle House. $25 per person, tickets
available at bville2003reunion.wix.com/reunion, facebook.com/BvilleClassO-
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Please email [email protected]
or [email protected]
The RCA office
is now a drop off location for your collected Box Tops! Box Tops
[email protected]
Box Tops for Education
for Education is an organization that the McNamara Elementary PTA submits Box
OR BRING THEM TO THE ASPEN HOUSE FOR THETops
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Box Top is worth $ .10 each. If you have any questions contact Marcy Moreno at
[email protected].
Radisson Senior Ambassador Troop 10166
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Senior
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your support.Troop 10166
Nursery School News
A Day in the Life of a Preschooler........
So many fun activities...so little time!!
The children practiced their fine motor skills by hammering golf tees into
the pumpkins they picked at the Hollows. Mrs. Cali then
used the pumpkins for a bowling game, and the children
were able to see how many different things we are able
to do with a pumpkin. Mrs. Simiensyk’s 4 year olds have
been practicing their writing skills by copying Halloween
words. It is so much fun to see how proud they are of
mastering a new letter. “Me and My Special Guy Night”
is always a special time at school. The 4 year olds came
dressed in their pajamas and made spooky haunted houses
with their fellas. They taught their guests a few songs,
and everyone had a spooktacular night! Our 2 year olds
are hooked on our Pete the Cat books, and are memorizing some of the words. The 3 year olds learned
a song about spiders, and snuck up
on Mrs. Ferrigan in her office to yell
“Boo!” They squealed with delight
when she jumped out of her chair.
Guy” night
“Me and my Special
.
is buzzing with activity
4’s.
Mrs. Cali points the way to the
Alexander (3’s) is a master
pumpkin carpenter.
Liam and friends (3’s) hav
e their nets
filled with treasures.
Radisson Community
Phone Directory
Have you checked in the 2012 Directory, the 2013
Addendum or online to see if you are listed PROPERLY
in the Radisson Directory? You must select “yes” on the
Membership Registration form to be listed, and the number, spellings and order of family members will be exactly
as entered, so please check for typos. RCA is not responsible
for mistakes, omissions or outdated information.
You can complete, update or verify your Membership
information at any time. Simply log in to our website and
select Membership Registration
under Resident Account. The 2014
Directory will only include listings
as they are entered by January 31,
2014.
Reminder that registration
only needs to be competed one
time unless there are changes to
your household.
The 4’s practice
writing
halloween words
with
Mrs. Simiensyk
Paige, Nolan and Lucas (2’s)
are early
readers!
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Radisson’s Halloween Party
We had a spooktacular time at this
year’s
Halloween
parties at the Aspen
House. With over 70
children in attendance we saw a wide
array of great costumes! There were
plenty of treats, but no tricks, to go
around! Attendees played games, made
crafts, visited with Sue Campanella to
get their face painted and filled up on
goodies!!
Thanks to Elaine Ceresko, Sue
Dietrich, Jeanine Downes, Sharon
Hayford, Sue Norpell & Julie Raddell
from the Recreation Committee who
helped out with the set-up, parties and
clean up this year. Also, a huge thank
you to our youth volunteers: Kate,
Ryan, Andrew, Julia, Hannah, Lauren,
Alex, Natalie, Kyle & Sam for helping
out with the photography, games, arts
& crafts table and clean up.
Hope to see everyone again next
year!!
Sincerely,
Lori Galutz
Director of Community Programs
October CNY Art
Guild Show Highlights
The
October
CNY Art Guild
Show was recently
held at the Aspen
House. This show had many local artist’s work on display. The show was very
well attended and the art show guests
were given chances to win donated
artwork and to vote for their favorites.
We’re here when
you need us ...
on Saturdays too!
Artist Karen Goldman, “Echinacea”
won The People’s Choice Award.
Donated Artwork winners were Marie
Ryan, Cindy Wells and Laura Cherchio.
Attached photo is a collage of the
winners and honorable mentions from
the CNY Art Guild Show done by artist Laurel Butkins.
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This meticulously maintained Radisson town house
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The first floor offers an eat-in kitchen, two story great
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Reflections, November 1, 2013
Ways & Means Committee Update
Brian F. May, Onondaga County Legislature – 1st District
As a member of
the Legislature’s
Ways & Means
Committee,
I
wanted to share
some general thoughts, goals and concerns as we enter the home stretch of
the 2014 budget review process.
Last year, my colleagues and I took
an Executive Budget featuring a $1
million increase to the 2013 property tax levy and reduced it $7 million dollars below the prior year. This
was accomplished with heavy scrutiny,
strategic use of reserves for one-time
capital expenses and improved fiscal
policies.
In addition to last year’s historic
tax cut, the budget featured structural
reductions in the cost of government
without affecting essential services or
the County’s third-best bond rating
in New York. While strong bond ratings indicate a well-run government,
the measurable benefit to taxpayers is
low-cost debt service, which translates
to lower tax bills.
For obvious reasons, taxpayers
also benefit when the executive and
legislative branches of government
are the same page. To her credit,
County Executive Mahoney delivered
a proposed budget that picks-up right
where the Legislature left off—with no
increase to the tax levy and an ambitious proposal to enhance the efficiency of the County’s largest departments
without increasing costs.
The final 2014 budget approved
by the Legislature will represent a
collaborative effort to optimize fewer
resources to keep taxes low, create jobs
and improve the economy. From my
standpoint, this approach will leave
more in the bottom lines of businesses
and households, which benefits the
economy and our quality of life.
The final budget will also reflect
strategies to fund future debt service
required for necessary capital projects
and infrastructure maintenance--the
jails are overcrowded and our sewers
are getting very old.
This year, Township5, Agrana and
Ultra Dairy will result in more than
1,000 new jobs. The 2014 budget will
include enhanced support and resources to continue the County’s momentum in economic development. We will
also increase investments in tourism
and convention marketing, which are
proven to provide exponential returns
for taxpayers.
Last, but not least, the final 2014
budget will likely feature higher levels
of accountability for local tax dollars
spent throughout the year by County
departments and affiliated agencies.
Now that you know thoughts for
the 2014 budget, don’t hesitate to ask
me about them the next time you see
me around town.
Brian F. May
Onondaga County Legislature - 1st
District
(315) 447-4914
New Life Jacket Requirement for Boaters
Effective
November 1st, all
occupants of any
vessel, less than 21
feet, must wear life
jackets when underway upon the waters
of New York State. This requirement
covers all ages. By all vessels, the law
means anything that floats and is
designed to carry a person or persons.
Inclusive is all forms of propulsion;
motor electric & internal combustion,
sail, and by manual means (paddle or
oar).
The last day of the requirement is
Midnight, May 1st . However, if after
that date the water is so cold that you
would be unwilling to go for a swim in
it, continue to wear a life jacket. Even
though the air temperature may seem
warm, the water temperature is still
cold and poses a grave drowning risk
should you have an unplanned entry
into the water. The US Coast Guard
bases their wearing of protective
exposure upon both air and water temperature. If one or the other is below
safe minimums, the Coast Guard suits
up in their “Mustangs”.
Should the vessel capsize, more
often than not, a life jacket which is not
worn is the life jacket which has floated
downstream and away from you. Also,
if the water is still very cold, you will
tend to gasp for air when you become
immersed. Studies by the principal
Coast Guards of the World report that
people who fall into cold water risk
ingesting up to a liter of water into
their lungs and drowning.
If you go into the water, stay with
your vessel. Do your best to get out of
the water. You will rapidly lose body
heat the longer you stay in the water.
The formula is: One (1) minute to get
your breathing under control, Ten (10)
minutes to get out of the water before
you lose your ability to think clearly
and maintain control of your ability to
move your limbs, One (1) hour before
hypothermia sets in and death occurs.
Be smart. Wear your life jacket.
R. O. Brown, Flotilla Staff Officer
Public Affairs
Flotilla 2-1
US Coast Guard Auxiliary
Look for boater safety courses to be held at the Aspen House in May of 2014.
These classes will be offered by the US Coast Guard Auxiliary.
SAVE THE DATE
Radisson’s tree lighting will
be on Sunday, December 1,
6:00 pm at the Aspen House.
We will be collecting items for
local animal shelters and Girl
Scout PJ round-up. Santa &
Mrs. Claus will be making a
special appearance!!!
More information to follow in
the next Reflections.
Need Space?
I would like to now extend a service I have been offering my regular clients of Radisson to
others as well. FREE WINTER STORAGE of their mowers, with a service agreement that
includes: Pick up, and return delivery at no charge with an over winter servicing of their mower
that consists of:
1) Cleaning of deck, motor, air-filter and spark plug
2) change engine oil
3) sharpen and balance blades
4) stabilize fuel
5) lube adjusters and bearings
21” push mowers cost: $60.00 • 32” riders: $120.00 • 48” riders: $160.00
50% down upon pick up, and balance due upon Spring delivery.
Again thank you for your confidence and business in servicing your landscape desires.
Sincerely,
Wayne Woods/D.B.A. WOODS LANDSCAPES 315-515-8681 EST. 1981
Other over-winter storage options available.
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Page 9
Buy a holiday wreath from Boy Scout
Troop 114, and make your home look its
best this holiday season!
• The boys of Boy Scout Troop 114 of Radisson & Cold Springs are
once again
selling holiday wreaths this year to raise money for their annual
activities.
• Our unique combination of live, locally-grown holiday greens makes
this lovely, 24” diameter wreath about 25% fuller than a traditional
balsam wreath.
• The boys personally decorate each wreath with clumps of real pine
cones, red faux berries, and a bow in your choice of two shades
of red, all for only $25.00.
• Please order by November 17th. The
wreaths will be delivered to your home the
first weekend in December, on Saturday
December 7th.
• Place your order at orderscoutwreaths@
gmail.com or with Megan Law at
209-9499, and include the
following information in your e-mail or
v-mail:
There will be a limited amount of
tickets available for sale
at the door for
Radisson’s Casino Night.
Saturday, November 2,
7:30 pm-10:30 pm
at Aspen House.
Name_______________________________________________
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Street Address_______________________________________
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Number of Wreaths with Red Bow ____________
Number of Wreaths with Burgundy Bow_____________
TOWN OF LYSANDER
Ordinance Prohibiting
ALL NIGHT PARKING
Section 1:
PROHIBITION OF ALL NIGHT PARKING
No vehicle shall be parked on any public highway within the
Town of Lysander between the hours of 2 AM and 7 AM during
the period BEGINNING NOVEMBER 1 and ENDING APRIL 15 of
each year.
Section 2:
$25 per ticket includes beverages,
appetizers, dessert &
$250 gaming voucher.
21 and over.
It is a traffic infraction for a person to violate any of the provisions
of this ordinance. Every person convicted shall for a first conviction thereof be punished by a fine of not more than fifty dollars;
for the second such conviction within eighteen months thereafter,
such person shall be punished by a fine of not more than one
hundred dollars, upon a third or subsequent conviction within
eighteen months after the first conviction such person shall be
punished by a fine of not more than two hundred fifty dollars.
Amenities Equalization Assessment Notice
Certificate of Compliance Notice
As of October 1, 2005, the Radisson Community Association will levy an Amenities Equalization
Assessment (AEA) to the Purchaser of a Radisson Community, residential property. The purpose of the
AEA shall be to expand and/or improve common areas and common amenities.
The AEA is calculated at .25% of the purchase price of the residential property. This will apply to new
homes as well as existing homes and is payable at the time of closing. Payments are to be made out
to the Radisson Amenities Fund and be sent directly to our community office at 3128 Amesbury Drive,
Baldwinsville, NY 13027.
Exemption from the fee is granted if either of the following applies: a Purchaser who has been the
Owner of another Residential Lot which has served as said Purchaser’s principal residence for two consecutive years immediately preceding the purchase of the subject Residential Lot, provided said Purchaser sells
the other Residential Lot within 90 days; or a Purchaser who has been a full time resident of an apartment
within Radisson during the entirety of the two consecutive years immediately preceding the purchase of
the subject Residential Lot.
Please feel free to contact the RCA Office at 635-7171 if you have any questions regarding the AEA.
The Radisson Community Association, Inc. (RCA) requires that prior to the resale or refinancing of an
existing home in Radisson that a Certificate of Compliance (C of C) inspection be made. The purpose of
the C of C is to provide all parties reasonable assurance that the property is free from any architectural
standards violations of the Radisson Declaration of Protective Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions
(Radisson Declaration). The C of C and a statement of the property’s annual assessment account should
be requested ten (10) days prior to closing.
For property resales, effective January 1, 1999, the measurement of the finished area of the house must
be confirmed. To allow adequate time for the staff to complete this requirement, the seller’s attorney must
request the C of C 14 days prior to closing
As of April 1, 2010 the fees are as follows: *A sixty five($65.00) dollar Certificate of Compliance (C of
C) inspection and processing fee is charged by the RCA to the requesting attorney or the owner of the
property making such a request. Please insure that this fee is explained to the buyer and seller as well as
the purpose of the inspection. *A fifty ($50.00) dollar Planned Unit Development (PUD) form completion
fee will also be charged by the RCA to the requesting party. This fee must be prepaid before completion.
PUD forms are not required by the RCA and are only necessary if requested by a bank or other lender.
A Certificate of Compliance Request Form may be obtained at www.radissoncommunity.org or by calling the RCA Office.
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Classified Ads
All Classified Ads must be 40 words or less and be sumitted in writing using the online Ad form or the printed Ad form. RCA and Editorial Staff reserve the right to edit ads to meet the 40 word limit. Community classified ads are for
RCA members only and are limited to one ad per category per address per issue.
for sale
Disclaimers
The Reflections will not knowingly accept or publish advertising which is fraudulent or misleading in nature. The publisher
reserves the right to reject or cancel any advertising. The
Radisson Community Association, Inc., its Board of Directors,
staff, and members, make no representation as to the validity
or qualifications of any advertiser. Residents are advised to
check references with the Better Business Bureau.
The Radisson Community Association (RCA) does not engage
any realtor or real estate agency as its listing agent. Further,
any realtor and/or real estate agency advertised in the Reflections or other RCA promotional material is not endorsed nor
rated by the Radisson Community Homeowner’s Association.
Letters To The Editor: All letters must include name,
address, signature, and telephone number for verification. Names and addresses may be withheld from print
upon request. Editing may be necessary for space.
Advertising Rates & Policies
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Ad contracts, payment and ad image must be received by 5pm
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All ads will be reviewed for compliance with Reflections policy.
The number of any type of ad run may be limited by space
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Advertising Contract and additional details are on our website
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It’s almost time for SNOW! Four mounted
Dunlop snow tires, size 225/60R17. They don’t
fit my new car and were used only one season.
$200 takes all four. Call 720-4944.
TV stand, gray/pewter color with glass shelf,
36”L x 22”H x25”W, can hold a 100 lb TV, $35.
Call 383-0979.
Hand crafted dark hard pine dining table and
eight chairs. Includes custom-made table pads,
table is 81”L x 38”W, excellent condition, $525.
Call 657-2927.
Girls two-piece purple snowsuit, jacket and snow
pants, size 10-12, $10. Call 638-4019.
Dog/Cat crate, 24” L x 18”W x 18”H, $20. Dog/
Cat crate, 28” L x 12”W x 15”H, $10. Call Bert
at 638-0138.
Mackenzie Childs Items: Courtly Check salt
and pepper, $45. Coasters, $17. Flower Market (green) Tumbler, 10oz, $15. Soap dish, $15.
Pump Dispenser, $40. Taylor Ceramic Dapper
small vase, $70. Call 635-5143.
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Ricky & Margaret
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Various lengths 2X6 pressure treated lumber up
to 15 feet long. Structurally good, but weathered
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Joseph & Kathleen
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Robert & Susan Smith
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HOME REPAIRS! 30+ years remodeling and
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electrical and painting. Call MIKE ROEMER at
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galleries of completed projects.
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JERRY’S PLUMBING: Serving Baldwinsville
for over 55 years. Water heaters, kitchen and bath
faucets, sump and backup pumps, new furnaces,
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Loren & Betty Walts
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Don’t be overwhelmed with leaf clean-up this
year. Distinguished Landscapes offers leaf cleanup, gutter cleaning, perennial plant cut back and
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No vembe r 2013 - R a disson Communit y Calendar
Sunday
3
monday
4
tuesday
5
wednesday
6
11
RCA Closed
Veteran’s Day
7
12
Planning and
Amenities Meeting
7:00pm at RCA
13
14
No Trash Delay
17
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saturday
8
9
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16
Reflections Delivered
18 Operations
Committee Meeting
12:00 at RCA
TOL Board Meeting
7:00pm at Town Office
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friday
TOL Board Meeting
7:00pm at Town Office
ASC Meeting
6:30pm at RCA
10
thursday
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29
30
RCA Board of
Town Planning
Directors
Board Meeting
7:30pm at Aspen House 7:00pm at TOL Offices
27
28
Happy Thanksgiving
RCA Office
Closed
RCA Office
Closed
Reflections Delivered
Defensive Driving
Course
9:00am-4:00pm
at Aspen House