§ 146-15 Chapter 146 Drainage Control

Establishment of fund, restrictions on use.

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A. Local Law No. 3-1970 established a Drainage Control Reserve Fund, with expenditures from such fund to be used only for specific capital improvements to drainage and flood control facilities proposed by the Flood Control and Drainage Report for the Town of Webster, dated December 1967. In November 1981, the Webster Town Board authorized a new town-wide drainage study. The November 1981 report proposed different solutions to the town's drainage problems based on change in development patterns which had occurred since 1967 and based on computer modeling techniques which had recently been developed.B.

Future studies of the three major drainagecourses in the Town of Webster, namely, Shipbuilder's Creek, Millcreek and Four Mile Creek, or the Irondequoit Bay Drainage Basin, may be prepared in the future as the community continues to develop. This article provides that expenditures from the Drainage Control and Reserve Fund established in 1970 may be made for any capital improvements in these three major drainagecourses as may from time to time be proposed by the Town drainage consultant or the Town Engineer and approved by the Town Board. All such expenditures are subject to permissive referendum.

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