1981 STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF EXEMPT PROPERTY IN SENECA COUNTY Aged Wholly * Clergy, County, Municipal Corp., Public Utilities, Business Investment. 1 Sampson State Park, Willard State Hospital, Seneca Army Depot ? Cayuga State Park Not properly assessed. 3 Agriculture Land Exemption Totals $1,416,766. 147,420 5,783,490 27,450 31,812,977 190,520 6,456,860 115,034 58,044,881 99,000 8,600,480 65,735 21,450,976 47.985 1,554,070 33,835 14,735,414 99,370 3,692,570 -0 23,523,561 4,203,865(1) 4,950 21,871,270 94.475 1,079,075 58,404,610(2)549,900 165,265,406 69,475 68,590 15,086,900 1,500 27,058,987 Total Town 2,581,305 123,975,495 956,445 471,195,846 Conservation estimate $50,000,000 (only absessed $5,000,000) NOTE: Exempted property equale 28.91 of County value even with Item 1 and 2 taken into consideration. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS SENECA COUNTY WATERLOO, N. Y., September 10, 1981 I hereby certify that the following is a copy of a resolution adopted by the Board of Supervisors ; that I have compared the same with said on the 8th day of September, 1981 original on file in my office and find it to be the same and the whole thereof. SEND LETTER URGING SUPPORT OF D'AMATO LEE BILL RESOLUTION NO. 208, moved by Mr. Zajac, seconded by Mr. Swanson and adopted. RESOLVED, that a letter be sent to Senator Moynihan urging his backing of the D'Amato-Lee Bill for ratification of all ancient Indian treaties. ATTEST: Sharon L. Secar..... Clerk, Board of Supervisors, Seneca County BOARD OF SUPERVISORS I hereby certify that the following is a copy of a resolution adopted by the Board of Supervisors on the 23rd day of ; that I have compared the same with said February, 1982 original on file in my office and find it to be the same and the whole thereof. SUPERVISORS SUPPORT BILL TO END INDIAN LAND CLAIMS RESOLUTION NO. 47, moved by Mr. Zajac, seconded by Mr. Sessler and adopted. WHEREAS, it has been the intent of the Seneca County Board of Supervisors to actively work to protect all landowners in the Indian Land Claim areas within our County, and WHEREAS, securing the services of Hale & Dorr to represent all the people of Seneca County clearly shows the intent of the Board to secure experienced and professional representation, and ATTEST: WATERLOO, N. Y., February 24, 1982 WHEREAS, throughout the duration of this massive problem this Board has urged the Congress and the Senate to pass a ratification bill that would alleviate property title problems, and WHEREAS, a bill known as the Ancient Indian Land Claims Settlement Act of 1982, HR 5494 and S2084, is currently being introduced in both houses by Congressman Gary Lee and Senator Alphonse D'Amato, therefore be it RESOLVED, that the Seneca County Board of Supervisors goes on record as strongly supporting the passage of this bill to ensure for once and for all an end to filing of such claims in New York State. Inasmuch as this bill provides two modes of due process to the alleged tribes for monetary compensation, this Board endorses this legislation; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that copies of this resolution be sent to Clerk, Board of Supervisors, Seneca County BOARD OF SUPERVISORS SENECA COUNTY WATERLOO, N. Y., I hereby certify that the following is a copy of a resolution adopted by the Board of Supervisors on the ; that I have compared the same with said day of original on file in my office and find it to be the same and the whole thereof. (2) our attorneys, Representative Gary Lee, Senator Alphonse D'Amato, Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Secretary of the Interior James Watt, Senator Strom Thurmond, Representative Morris Udall, and President Ronald Reagan. |