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MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOWN BOARD OF THE
TOWN OF MAMARONECK, HELD JANUARY 19th, 1972, IN THE
COUNCIL ROOM OF THE WEAVER STREET FIREHOUSE, WEAVER.
STREET, TUGN OF MAMARONECK.
CALL TO ORDER
The Supervisor called the meeting to order at 8:15 p.m.
ROLL CALL
Present: Supervisor Helwig
Councilman Faiola
Councilman Vandernoot
Councilman Bloom
Councilman White
Absent: None
Also Present: Mr. Gronberg - Town Clerk
Mrs. Brewer - Deputy Clerk
Mr. Johnston - Town Attorney
(Excused for PBA Negotiations)
Mr. Aitchison - Highway Superintendent
Mr. Altieri - Comptroller
(Excused for PBA Negotiations)
Mr. Paonessa - Building and Plumbing Inspector
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
The minutes of the regular meeting of January 5th, 1972
were presented and on motion duly made and seconded,
approved as corrected.
OLD BUSINESS
1. Report on Inspection of
16 North Chatsworth Avenue
The Supervisor requested Mr. Paonessa to report on this
matter and following his recommendation that he be author-
ized to issue the Permanent Certificate of Occupancy to
the Monterey Realty Company since the Fire Council and
the Building Inspector were satisfied in all respects
with the report and recommendations made by Mr. C. J.
Winquist, Professional Engineer, on motion by Council-
man Faiola, seconded by Councilman Vandernoot, it was
unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Building Inspector be and
he hereby is authorized to issue a Permanent
Certificate of Occupancy to Monterey Realty
Company for the building located at 16 North
Chatsworth Avenue.
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The Supervisor expressed the -Board's thanks and compliments to
Mr. Paonessa on his fine job in this matter for the past
two and one-half years and Mr. Paonessa in turn stated
that he would like to express his thanks to the Fire
Council for its help and assistance to him during this
entire period of time.
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1. Salary Authorizations
a) Two Sanitation Men
Pursuant to memoranda of the Superintendent of Highways
under dates of January 13th and 17th, 1972, herewith
presented and ordered received and filed, on motion
by Councilman Bloom, seconded by Councilman Vandernoot,
it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that pursuant to recommendation
of William Aitchison, Superintendent of
Highways, Willie Lee Brown and Vincent P.
Stephens, be and they hereby are engaged
as sanitation men, effective January 10th
and January 18th, 1972 respectively, and
each to be compensated at the rate of
$6,930 per annum.
b) Park Attendant
Pursuant to memorandum of P. T. Leddy under date of
January 18th, 1972, herewith presented and ordered
received and filed, on motion by Councilman Bloom,
seconded by Councilman White, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that pursuant to recommendation of
P. T. Leddy, Kim Purcell be and he hereby is
engaged as Park Attendant, effective January 20th,
1972, and to be compensated at the rate of $3.00
per hour.
c) School Crossing Guard
Pursuant to memorandum of the Police Chief under date
of January 10th, 1972, herewith presented and ordered
received and filed, on motion by Councilman Vandernoot,
seconded by Councilman White, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that as recommended by the
Police Chief, this Board hereby author-
izes the engagement of Esther DiNardo
as School Crossing Guard, effective
January 10th, 1972, and to be compensated
at the rate of $13.00 per day.
2. Authorization of Mileage
for Assessor
Pursuant to memorandum of the Comptroller under date
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of January 19th, 1972, herewith presented and ordered
received and filed, on motion by Councilman Faiola,
seconded by Councilman Bloom, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that as recommended by the Comptrol-
ler, this Board hereby authorizes payment of
mileage for the Town Assessor for the use of
his personal car for Town business at the
prevailing rate established by the County of
Westchester of eleven cents (11(,) per mile.
3. Change of Return Date for Bids
for Recreation Pick-up Truck
Pursuant to the request of the Recreation Superintend-
ent, on motion by Councilman White, seconded by Council-
man Vandernoot, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that the date for return of bids
for one 1972 one-half ton pick-up recrea-
tion truck be changed from January 19th,
1972 to February 2nd, 1972.
4. Authorization of Expenditures for
Conservation Advisory Committee
Pursuant to letter dated January 13th, 1972, addressed
to the Supervisor by Thomas R. Amlicke, Chairman of
the Conservation Advisory Committee, herewith presented
and ordered received and filed, the following resolutions
were adopted on motion by Councilman Faiola, seconded
— by Councilman Bloom:
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes
Thomas R. Amlicke, Chairman of the Conserva-
tion Advisory Committee, to attend the First
Annual Convention of the Environmental Plan-
ning Lobby, to be held at the Sheraton-Inn
Towne Motor Inn, Albany, New York on January
22nd and 23rd, 1972, with expenditures in a
sum not to exceed $75.00 paid by the Town of
Mamaroneck.
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes
Dr. Michael Franzblau and associate to
attend the Environmental Film Screening
Workshop at the Biltmore Hotel, New York
City on January 18th, 1972, with expendi-
tures in a sum not to exceed $30.00 paid
by the Town of Mamaroneck.
5. Appointment of Civil Officer
and Bond
The Supervisor, after reminding the Board that at the
organization meeting only two Civil Officers had been
appointed, recommended at this time the reappointment
of Mr. Frank Comblo. She spoke of the extraordinary
service Mr. Comblo had unfailingly rendered to the
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Town and inquired the Board's pleasure in the matter
of his reappointment.
Councilman Faiola stated that he would like to have
the pleasure of moving Mr. Comblo's reappointment,
adding his words of tribute to those spoken by the
Supervisor.
This motion was unanimously seconded and the following
resolution thereupon adopted:
RESOLVED, that Frank Comblo of 225 High-
view Street be and he hereby is reappointed
a Civil Officer of the Town of Mamaroneck
with the powers and duties of a Constable
in civil actions and proceedings only as
provided in Section 20, la) of the Town
Law; to serve without salary for a term of
one year, starting January 1st, 1972 and
terminating December 31st, 1972;
and be it further
RESOLVED, that pursuant to Town Law, a bond
is required for the faithful performance of
the duties of Frank Comblo, and is author-
ized in the amount of $4,000. for a term
of one year, with sufficient surety to be
approved by this Board and the form to be
approved by the Town Attorney.
COMMUNICATIONS
1. Letter of Resignation
Judge Lee P. Gagliardi
The Clerk read into the record the following letter
addressed to the Supervisor by Lee P. Gagliardi, Esq. ,
Chairman of the Police Commission, under date of
January 13th, 1972:
"This is to advise you that I expect to be
sworn in as a United States District Court
Judge on January 21, 1972. I am, therefore,
tendering my resignation as a police com-
missioner effective January 20, 1972.
I have enjoyed working with you and the other
members of the Town Board, my fellow commissioners,
past and present, and the entire membership of
the police department. This has been a reward-
ing experience for me and it is with a great
deal of reluctance that my association has to be
terminated at this time.
With kind personal regards."
The Supervisor stated that all of the members of the
Board and the Commission greatly regretted having to
accept this resignation, commenting on the tremendous
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job Mr. Gagliardi had done first as a member of the
Commission and subsequently as its Chairman during
the past three years.
Councilman Vandernoot echoed the Supervisor's sentiments
but added that the acceptance was also a real pleasure
- inasmuch as this resignation was tendered only because
of his appointment to the Federal bench as a Judge of
the United States District Court a great honor indeed
and he therefore moved its regretful and reluctant
acceptance with thanks, gratitude and God speed to
Judge Gagliardi in his new assignment.
The following resolution was thereupon unanimously
seconded and adopted to be spread upon the minutes of
this meeting as a public tribute to Judge Gagliardi
and forwarded to him with the thanks, appreciation and
gratitude of this Board and the community he served so
well:
WHEREAS, Lee P. Gagliardi, Esquire served as
a member of the Board of Police Commissioners
of the Town of Mamaroneck for the past four
years and as its Chairman for three of those
years has tendered his resignation from that
office to be effective as of January 20th
upon his induction as a United States District
Court Judge on January 21st, 1972;
and
WHEREAS, both as a member of and as the
Chairman of that Commission, he has given
unstintingly of his time, talents and
special abilities in his efforts on behalf
of the Police Department and the citizens of
this Town;
and
WHEREAS, during his administration of the
Commission, he has caused our community
to be a safer one and its Police Force a
finer one;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED, that we, the members of this Board,
do hereby adopt this resolution to be spread
upon the minutes of this meeting in honor of
and as a public tribute to
Lee P. Gagliardi, Esq.
Chairman
Board of Police Commissioners
and be it further
RESOLVED, that a copy of this resolution be
forwarded to him with deep appreciation,
sincere thanks, and the very best wishes of
this Board and of the citizenry he served
with selfless dedication and unique distinction.
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Letter, Association of Towns
Designation of Delegate and Alternate
and Expense Authorization for Annual Meeting
Pursuant to announcement of the Association of Towns Annual
Meeting February 7th, 8th and 9th at the New York Hilton
and Americana Hotels in New York City, upon the Supervisor's
query as to the Board's pleasure in designating the Delegate
and Alternate and authorizing the expenses of those attend-
ing, on motion by Councilman Faiola, seconded by Councilman
White, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that Supervisor Helwig be and she
hereby is designated Delegate of the Town of
Mamaroneck to the 1972 Annual Meeting of the
Association of Towns for the purpose of voting,
and Councilman Vandernoot be and he hereby is
designated Alternate;
and be it further
RESOLVED, that the Comptroller be and he
hereby is authorized to audit the claims for
expenses of all Town Officials and members of
the Town Staff attending any sessions of the
aforesaid Annual Meeting, said claims to be
paid from the proper items of the 1972
budget.
3. Letter--Westchester Municipal
Planning Federation
Pursuant to a letter from the Westchester Municipal Planning
Federation, dated January 4th, 1972 herewith presented and
ordered received and filed, on motion by Councilman Bloom,
seconded by Councilman Vandernoot, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes the
payment of dues for the year 1972 in the
amount of $25.00 to the Westchester Municipal
Planning Federation.
4. CAP Letter
Re - Suggested Agreement
As the Comptroller was still detained at the PBA negotiating
meeting, this matter was deferred pending his arrival by
common consent of the Board.
5. Letter re Appointment of Director
Larchmont Library
For the Board's information, the Clerk read the following let-
ter addressed to the Supervisor by Donald Oresman, Chairman
of the Larchmont Library Board of Trustees, dated January
10th, 1972, and herewith ordered received and filed:
"I just wanted you to know beforehand that the
Library Board, after a careful search for a
successor to Mary Clark as Director, is going
to appoint Mrs. Honora Dougherty at its meet-
ing Wednesday night.
Mrs. Dougherty has been on the Library staff
since 1957 and became Assistant Director in
1967. She was strongly recommended by Miss
Clark as well as a number of others who have
worked with her through the years. In addition,
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the Library Board has had a full opportunity to
assess her capabilities.
As a public institution, the Library Board
felt strongly that it also had to make a
reasonable canvass of other qualified people.
That canvass failed to turn up anyone of
comparable quality."
The Supervisor directed that the foregoing letter be
received and filed with a note expressing the Board's
congratulations and well wishes forwarded to Mrs. Dougherty,
the new Librarian.
6. Letter from State
re Scheuble request
At the Supervisor's request the Clerk read into the
record the following letter addressed to her by J. F.
May, Civil Engineer, New York State Department of
Transportation under date of January 14th, 1972, in
reply to the request of Mr. Otto Scheuble of 4 Rock
Ridge Road for the installation of "Stop Here on Red"
sign on the Boston Post Road:
"This is in reference to your letter of
January 7, 1972 concerning the use of a sign
bearing the legend "Stop Here on Red Light"
at Rock Ridge Road and Route 1.
This type of sign does not conform to the New
York State Manual of Uniform Traffic Control
Devices and therefore, is not for use on a
State Highway. The signal located at Route 1
and Weaver Street should provide gaps in the
Route 1 traffic to permit the maneuvers
mentioned in the letter.
I have received the accident information for
Route 125 and Forest Avenue from Chief Staropoli,
and when I have acquired the additional informa-
tion, I will be in touch with you.
Thank you for your interest."
The Supervisor advised the Board that a copy of the fore-
going letter would be forwarded to Mr. Scheuble for his
information.
7. Letter from County Department
Environmental Facilities
A letter addressed to the Engineer by Joseph P. LaVigna,
Supervisor of Design and Construction of the Westchester
County Department of Environmental Facilities, dated Janu-
ary 14th, 1972, regarding the Fifth Avenue Pumping Station,
New Rochelle, was herewith presented and ordered received
and filed for the record.
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8. Notice of Meeting -
Larchmont Zoning Board
(Montessori Application)
The Supervisor advised the Board that the Zoning Board
meeting in Larchmont was being attended this evening
by a member of the Planning Board who would report
on the matter of the Montessori School application.
Mr. Peter D. Mosher - 17 Chatsworth Avenue
Upon recognition, Mr. Mosher requested the Supervisor
to go back to Communications Item #7 inquiring whether
the long existing serious back-up sewerage problem in
the Fifth Avenue area would be completely relieved by
this proposed construction of a new pumping station
and reconstruction of the trunk sewer from Lester
Place to the site of the new station? In replying
Mrs. Helwig advised Mr. Mosher that Mr. Kellogg, presently
serving as the Town's Consultant Engineer, and Mr. Aitchi-
son, Highway Superintendent, would look at the design
and construction plans with Mr. LaVigna of the County in
the very near future and she further assured Mr. Mosher
that while the Board thanked him for his interest, it
was indeed very much aware of the problem at the Lester
Place location, and that it was because of this the
County was inviting the Town's Engineer to meet with
its Engineer to review the proposed plans.
THE SUPERVISOR
The Supervisor inquired whether anyme else wished to
address the Board on any matter at this time -- where-
upon Mr. Mosher again spoke 'questioning the expendi-
ture of $30,000, by the Board for the not-yet-completed
codification of all ordinances.
The Supervisor in replying to Mr. Mosher said, "first
the expenditure was $8,000. not $30,000. ," and she then
called on Mr. Paonessa to bring Mr. Mosher up to date
on the present status.
Mr. Paonessa stated that the Town is in the process of
engaging an Attorney who will review the drafts already
prepared by the Building Inspector and the Town Attorney
in relation to the State Building Code. After this has
been done and a report made, the implementation of the
final work product will be submitted to the codifica-
tion people so that hopefully their entire work product
can be adopted.
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Mr. Mosher said that he did not consider this a satis-
factory answer since it was the same as he had heard
for the past six years. He also claimed that one could
not get certified copies of any ordinances at the present
time, which Mr. Gronberg, the Town Clerk, said was not
so as certified copies of any and all of the Town Ordi-
nances were available to anyone at any time at his office.
RECESS
Since the Town Attorney requested that Councilman
Vandernoot be excused for a moment at this time in con-
nection with the PBA negotiations meeting being held at
Police Headquarters, the Supervisor declared that the
Board would now recess for a period of five minutes.
MEETING RECONVENED
The Supervisor declared the meeting reconvened at this
time and requested the Clerk to proceed with the next
item on the agenda.
REPORTS
The Town Clerk --
The Clerk presented the following reports which were
ordered received and filed:
Report of the Town Clerk for the month of
December 1971
Annual report of the Building and Plumbing
Inspector for the year 1971.
The Supervisor --
1. Hearing, New Haven Railroad
The Supervisor announced that she would attend the
M.T.A. Hearing on the New Haven tomorrow to present a
Statement of Objection to the proposed restructured
fares on behalf of the Town. She further stated that
appended to this Statement would be copies of Statements
previously made before the I.C.C. , P.S.C. , etc.
2. Report - U. D. C.
The Supervisor reported very briefly on the meeting:of
the Westchester Association of Town Supervisors with
Mr. Edward Logue of the Urban Development Corporation
- in Mr. Michaelian`s office last Thursday since the
new U. D. C. policy of providing 900 housing units in
the 18 Towns in Westchester County had been so thoroughly
covered in the local press.
She advised the Board that she had registered an objection
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to having U. D. C. deal with towns separately from
villages and/or cities as it might be that a particu-
lar community could end up with three separate units
each having 100 apartments within its total boundaries.
Councilman Bloom asked how the nine towns were to be
chosen? Mrs. Helwig replied that she did not know but
that she had gotten the impression that they had already
-- been selected and presumed such selection would have
been made on the availability of adequate land, trans-
portation facilities, accessibility of schools, etc.
She concluded by reporting that a question regarding
provision for senior citizens had been asked and answered
to the effect that 10% would be available to senior citi-
zens. She also explained that this project was described
as a private moderate rent housing program but would be
tax exempt and in accord with U. D. C. 's request that
each town meet with it in the very near future, that she
had telephoned to request that such an appointment be
arranged for this Board.
3. Board Appointments
The Supervisor stated that she would like the Board's
approval of new assignments as follows : Councilman
White succeeding Councilman Nagel as liaison to the
Larchmont Library, Councilman Vandernoot liaison to
CAP, and Councilman Faiola liaison to the Volunteer
Ambulance Corps, which were thereupon unanimously so
approved.
The Councilmen --
Mr. Vandernoot --
1. Apportionments
Upon presentation of the following apportionments, on
motion by Councilman Vandernoot, seconded by Council-
man Bloom, the following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, the Assessor has presented petitions for
the correction of the assessment roll for certain
years pursuant to the provisions of Section 557,
Article 16 of the Westchester County Tax Law;
and
WHEREAS, after due consideration, this Board finds
it desirable to grant said petition for the cor-
rection of said assessment roll;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED, that the assessment roll of 1971-1972,
taxes of 1972, which shows property now appearing
on the rolls as follows :
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Block Parcel Name Land 1m. Total
719 57 Henry LeMieux & W $28,100. $11,000. $39,100.
be corrected as follows in accordance with
the provisions of subdivision 5 of Section
557:
Block Parcel Name Land ZER. Total
719 57 John Sann & W $25,900. $11,000. $36,900.
719 400 Artemus A.W. 2,200. -- 2,200.
Joukosky
and be it further
RESOLVED, that the assessment roll of 1971-1972,
taxes of 1972, which shows property now appearing
on the rolls as follows :
Block Parcel Name Land Dnp. Total
709 609 Hortense Del Guerico $5,500. $9,100. $14,600.
be corrected as follows in accordance with
the provisions of subdivision 5 of Section
557:
Block Parcel Name Land Imp. Total
709 609 T & C Builders, Inc. $2,700. $ -- $2,700.
709 614 Hortense Del Guercio 2,800. 9,100. 11,900.
2. Family and Youth Directory
of Services
Councilman Vandernoot stated that he would like to present
for the information of all present a letter addressed to
the Board by Mrs. Elaine Samuels, Chairman of the Larchmont-
Mamaroneck Committee on Family and Youth, under date of
December 31st, 1971, reading as follows :
"The Larchmont-Mamaroneck Committee on Family
and Youth has been working on a comprehensive
directory of services available in our area to
all family members. The plan is to distribute
the directory free to every home in the community,
to be kept and used as a reference like the Chamber
of Commerce phone book. Services included are:
Counseling in drug abuse, alchoholism, legal aid,
draft information, and employment; the "Hot Line",
medical and psychological services, human rights,
social and recreational opportunities for youth
--- and senior citizens and many others. Every agency
involved in assisting with problems of families
and youth is listed.
Many community leaders have urged the Family and
Youth Committee to produce such a directory, be-
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cause there is no central source for problem
assistance in our area.
The Family and Youth Committee has spent
many months researching, organizing and
compiling this directory, to be known as
"The Redbook", and is pleased to offer it
as a community service.
-- However, the cost of publication and distri-
bution, nearly $2,000. , exceeds the financial
capabilities of the Committee. Since this is
a service which will benefit everyone, and
which recognizes a community need, we are ask-
ing you to help us defray the cost. We NEED
your financial support and hope you will give
this undertaking your most serious considera-
tion."
Councilman Vandernoot stated that he had talked to
Oscar Birch and had been advised that the Committee was
soliciting aid from the two Villages as well as the Town.
He further said that it would seem to him that if at all
possible, the Town should do what it could to assist
the Committee in meeting the cost of this publication
which surely would be a great service to the entire
community.
Councilman Faiola expressed some concern about whether
this would be legal and Councilman Bloom about whether
the Board would approve of everything in the publica-
tion, whereupon it was directed that the request be
referred to the Attorney for study and report to the
Board.
Town Attorney --
1. Cancellation of New Haven Taxes
The Attorney presented a memorandum addressed to him by
the Receiver of Taxes on December 23rd, 1971 requesting
cancellation of the 1971 Town taxes assessed against
the Railroad pursuant to a directive from the State of
New York, which was herewith ordered received and filed
for the record,
Mr. Mosher, speaking from the floor, inquired what
happened if the Board did not authorize this cancella-
tion to which question the Attorney replied that probably
the Town of Mamaroneck would find itself in the position
the Town of Rye had found itself in -- namely, at the
other end of a law suit.
Mr. Mosher asked what happened when the New Haven went
into bankruptcy since he understood there was very
little chance of anyone receiving any redress for injury.
He further asked when the Railroad went from the New
Haven to the Penn Central and then to the M.T.A. whether
any provision had been made in State legislation?
The Attorney stated that he believed the M.T.A. was a
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self- insurer like the New York Subway System and there-
upon since there was no further question, on motion by
Councilman Vandernoot, seconded by Councilman Bloom,
the following resolution was offered:
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby author-
izes Leo N. Orsino, Receiver of Taxes of
the Town of Mamaroneck, to cancel the
following 1971 Town taxes assessed against
the Railroad pursuant to directive issued
by the State of New York:
Block Parcel Amount
216 783 $ 1,454.98
605 509 1,084.44
905 303 2,336.36
Total $ 4,875.78
2. Home Rule Request for Legislation
Prohibiting Hunting Wild Fowl in
Larchmont Harbor
The Attorney requested the Supervisor's authorization
of the resolution herewith presented requesting an
amendment to the State Conservation Law to prohibit
hunting of migratory game birds in Larchmont Harbor,
drafted by him with the assistance of Senatory Anthony
B. Gioffre who had agreed to introduce the Home Rule
Request in the Senate.
--- He further stated that he had had a request for a copy
of the resolution from Assemblyman Pisani so that he
could introduce the measure simultaneously in the
Assembly.
Councilman Bloom noted that the petition from residents
of the area who had requested the hunting ban had re-
cited three bases for objection: danger, noise and
conservation and proposed therefor since the resolution
offered covered only conservation that the word "hunting"
be changed to "shooting" or "discharging firearms".
Several residents speaking from the floor endorsed the
requested change to "shooting" and also requested that
"noise pollution" be included in the proposed resolution,
whereupon the Attorney pointed out that "noise" was not
germane to the Conservation Law on hunting and that there
were Ordinances on noise and firearms which could be
enforced on citizen complaints.
He also reported that Mr. Rooney, Mamaroneck Village
Attorney, with whom he had consulted, had approved the
resolution with the one stipulation that there be no ban
on shooting since that Village permitted trap shooting;
and that Larchmont Village had indicated its approval
of the hunting ban pending approval by the Board after
its study.
in reply to a question from the floor, the Attorney
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explained that the Town could proceed with this Home
Rule Request without the support of the Villages be-
cause land beneath the water belonged to the Town.
Councilman Faiola thereon suggested that the Attorney
consult with Senator Gioffre on the proposed language
change and moved authorization of the resolution as ,
herein presented or as amended in accordance with the
Senator's advice. The motion was seconded by Council-
man White and the following resolution thereupon unani-
mously adopted:
RESOLVED, that the Supervisor be and she
hereby is authorized and directed to request
by way of a Home Rule Request, a modifica-
tion to the Conservation Law of the State of
New York, specifically to Section 245 thereof,
so as to prohibit the hunting of migratory
birds in those portions of Larchmont Harbor
as specifically set forth in the following
description:
BEGINNING at a point known as
Umbrella Point on the east shore
of Larchmont Harbor then proceed-
ing in a northerly direction to
Cedar Island; thence northwesterly
to Monroe Inlet; thence northeast-
erly to Delaney Cove being in the .
Town of Mamaroneck; thence in a
southwesterly direction from Delaney
Cove to Greacen Point; thence running
the area between Delaney Cove and the
west shore of Satans Toe northeast;
thence southeast then along the west
shore of Satans Toe southwest and then
south to the southerly point of Satans
Toe to Edgewater Point.
THE SUPERVISOR
The Supervisor reported in view of the Comptroller's
inability to get over to this meeting that since he had
advised her this morning that the CAP Agreement was in
order, she believed that action could properly be taken
at this time and thereupon inquired the Board's pleasure.
Whereupon on motion by Councilman Faiola, seconded by
Councilman Vandernoot, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby approves the
suggested Agreement for the Mamaroneck Community
Action Program as more specifically set forth
in the communication signed by Joseph L. Green,
Area Director, under date of January 12th, 1972,
herewith presented and ordered received and filed
as part of the record of this meeting.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to come before the meet-
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ing, on motion duly made and seconded, it was declared
adjourned at 9:20 p.m. , to reconvene on February 2nd,
1972.
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS
The meeting of the Board of Fire Commissioners was
convened immediately upon the adjournment of the Town
Board meeting.
1. Claims
Upon presentation for authorization of payment by Commis-
sioner Faiola and on his motion, seconded by Commissioner
Vandernoot, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that the following Fire Department
claims be and they hereby are approved, and
the Supervisor and Comptroller authorized to
pay the same out of the Fire Department
budget:
Dri-Chem Extinguisher Co. $ 265.25
Exterminating Services Corp. 7.00 -
Lawrence Fuel Oil Service 220.52
McGuire Bros. , Inc. 10.00
H. W. Margoluis Sons, Inc. 813.00
New York Telephone Co. 139.59
$1,455.36
2. Reports
Commissioner Faiola presented the Annual Fire Report
for the year January 1st through December 31st, 1971,
which was ordered received and filed for the record.
The Commission thanked the Chief and all the members
of his department for their fine service to the
community as recited in this report for 1971.
3. Adjournment
The Commission spoke of the passing of Nicholas F.
Mazzeo, Volunteer Fireman, with deep sadness and
regret and thereupon on unanimous motion directed
that this meeting, to be reconvened on February 2nd,
1972 stand adjourned this evening at 9:30 p.m. in
honor of and respect to his memory.
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