Tuesday, September 24, 1996

DANC GETS EASEMENTS TO START BUILDING WATER LINE, WITHOUT EMINENT DOMAIN

Watertown Daily Times


Watertown Daily Times (NY)


September 24, 1996
DANC GETS EASEMENTS TO START BUILDING WATER LINE, WITHOUT EMINENT DOMAIN

Author: Roger G. Smith Times Staff Writer
Edition: Final
Section: Local
Page: 28








Estimated printed pages: 2


Article Text:
Mary Lou Bourcy still would prefer that the planned water line from Cape Vincent to Glen Park cross in front of her Branche Road farm rather than behind it.
But she recently signed an easement with the Development Authority of the North Country after the agency negotiated with her more directly. It all proves, Mrs. Bourcy said, that DANC's August request to the county for eminent domain power wasn't needed.
The Jefferson County Legislature rejected DANC's request to use eminent domain power for an alternative path for a portion of the $4.5 million, 26-mile water Cape Vincent-to-Glen Park water line. As it turned out, DANC didn't need the power; it just needed to be motivated to talk again to property owners, said Mrs. Bourcy, whose property is in the town of Cape Vincent.  Complete story can be found at the Watertown Times archives

Monday, November 16, 1970

The Cape Vincent Town Board adopted a Code of Ethics 1970

November 16, 1970:

The Cape Vincent Town Board adopted a Code of Ethics that stipulates town officials “shall not invest or hold any investment directly or indirectly in any financial, business, commercial or other private transaction, which creates a conflict with his official duties.” The Code further directs officials to publicly disclose “the nature and extent” of any financial interest, and “each officer and employee elected or appointed thereafter shall be furnished a copy before entering upon the duties of his office or employment.”
Cape Vincent Ethics code









Saturday, March 21, 1970

Mapping and Analysis to support New York State's Offshore Wind Plan

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map above of the study area used in this report. Map produced by New York State Department of State.
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Map above showing predicted seabird diversity and estimates of prediction certainty in the New York offshore planning area.

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