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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1966_12_07 Town Board Minutes MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF MAMARONECK, HELD DECEMBER 7, 1966 IN THE COUNCIL ROOM OF THE WEAVER STREET FIREHOUSE, WEAVER STREET, TOWN OF MAMARONECK. CALL TO ORDER The Supervisor called the meeting to order at 8:15 p.m. ROLL CALL Present: Supervisor Kane Councilwoman Helwig Councilman 4uadrine Councilman Chalif Councilman Faiola Absent: None Also Present: Mr. Altieri - Comptroller Mrs. Brewer - Deputy Clerk Mr. Gronberg - Town Clerk Mr. Johnston - Town Attorney Mr. Kronenberger - Supt. of Re- creation Mr. Librandi - Chief, Fire Department Mr. McEvoy - Assessor Mr. Orsino - Rec. of Taxes Mr. Paonessa - Build. Inspect. Mr. Waterbury - Police Chief Mr. Widulski - Engineer APPROVAL OF MINUTES On motion duly made and seconded the minutes of the meet- ings of November 2 and November 15, 1966 were approved as corrected. OPENING OF BIDS 1. Garbage Trucks (2) The Clerk presented the Affidavit of Publication of the Notice for Bids for the record, and opened and read aloud the following bids which, in accordance with regular pro- cedure, were referred to the Superintendent of Highways, the Town Attorney, Engineer and the Comptroller for review and report at the next meeting: Bidder Bid Willow Motor Sales Gross Bid $27, 292. 00 Trade-in 4, 292. 00 Net Bid 23, 000. 00 -1- i I Bidder Bid Cerniglia Motors, Inc. Gross Bid $26,400. 00 Trade-in 2, 000. 00 Net Bid 24,400. 00 Bronx-Westchester White Trucks Gross Bid $27, 706. 00 Trade-in 800. 00 Net Bid 26, 906. 00 Long Island Reo Gross Bid $22,646. 80 Trade-in 600. 00 Net Bid 22, 046. 80 2. Highway Dump Truck (1) The Clerk presented the Affidavit of Publication of the Notice for Bids for the record, and opened and read aloud the following bids which, in accordance with regular procedure, were referred to the Superintendent of Highways, Town Attorney, Engineer and the Comptroller for review and report at the next meeting: Bidder Bid Willow Motor Sales Gross Bid $ 8, 091. 00 Trade-in - Net Bid 8, 091. 00 Cerniglia Motors, Inc. Gross Bid $ 9,216. 00 Trade-in - Net Bid 9, 216. 00 Bronx-Westchester White Trucks Gross Bid $10, 194. 00 Trade-in - Net Bid 10, 194. 00 Long Island Reo Gross Bid $ 7, 948.40 Trade-in - Net Bid 7, 948.40 PUBLIC HEARING 1. Application for Bus Route on motion by Councilman Chalif, seconded by Council- man Quadrine, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that the hearing be and it hereby is declared open. -2- The Clerk presented for the record, the Affidavit of Publication of the Notice of Hearing, and the Attorney, at the Chair ' s request, reviewed the application. In reply to the Supervisor ' s query whether anyone present wished to speak on this application, the follow- ing resident was heard: Mrs. Kate McEvily - 50 West Garden Road, Town Mrs. McEvily asked what the price of the transpor- tation would be, stating that the proposed service would be of great advantage to her son who attended school in New Rochelle. She added that it seemed to her that the Larchmont Chamber of Commerce was closing in on the "kids" so that they couldn't get out of the Village - - and that thus this new line might be helpful to them. The Super- visor stated that as of this date the Board had not been advised of the cost of transportation on the proposed line. A report of the Board of Police Commissioners address- ed to the Supervisor under date of November 21, 1966, stating that it found "no compelling need for the service" and suggesting that the Town Board take no action on the application pending receipt of certain information to be furnished by the bus company to Larchmont Village offi- cials and the Commission following their previous meeting with representatives of the said bus company, was here- with presented and ordered received and filed for the record. Whereupon, since in reply to the Supervisor ' s inquiry, no one else wished to be heard, on motion by Councilman Chalif, seconded by Councilman Quadrine, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that the hearing be and it hereby is declared closed. And thereupon, since the Board was ready for the ques- tion, on motion by Councilman Chalif, seconded by Council- man Quadrine, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that decision on the application of Westchester Street Transportation Company, Inc. , be and it hereby is reserved pending receipt of further information to be furnish- ed by the applicant, Westchester Street Trans- portation Company, Inc. PUBLIC HEARING Adoption of 1967 Budget On motion by Councilman Quadrine, seconded by Council- man Chalif, it was unanimously -3- RESOLVED, that the public hearing be and it hereby is declared open. The Affidavits of Publication and Posting of the Notice of Hearing in accordance with law, together with the Statement of Water Arrears for the year 1966,were herewith presented and ordered received and filed as part of the record. The Supervisor in presenting the 1967 Town Budget stated that he wished to remind all present that the Town Council had considered carefully the suggestions and recommendations of individual taxpayers, civic leaders and association representatives, who were gene- rous to give their time to come before the Board to ex- press their views. As a consequence, he continued, of the two dis- cussion meetings and presentation of the Preliminary Budget, the Board has revised its original tentative budget to effect a reduction in the General Town tax rate of 474 per thousand. This results in the Village residents paying a tax of $1. 18 per thousand this year (674 per thousand in 1966 plus the increase of 514` per thousand for 1967) or $1. 18 per thousand General Town tax. The unincorporated tax rate of $23. 75 per thousand as stated in the Preliminary Budget is thus reduced to $23. 28 per thousand or $23. 75 per thousand less the reduc- tion of 474 per thousand in the General Town tax. - This came about, he stated, by -- First. - proposing that $50, 000. towards the improve- ment of the Hommocks be bonded rather than on a "pay as you go" basis. Councilman Chalif pointed out that one of the Board' s problems in proceeding with the proposed Hommocks develop- ment at this time was that the law suit which seeks an in- junction against the School Board and the Town might go on up through all of the courts thus taking some time. In view of this, he stated, after great consideration the Board felt that it should not include this appropriation in this budget when it might be possible that such funds might not be expended for some time to come - and further, that while he, as he was sure everyone knew, personally was en- amored with the "pay as you go" policy, it was because of these peculiar circumstances that he went along with the Board in its proposed bonding of this project at this time. Mayor Phillips of Mamaroneck then inquired whether this item was still included in the budget and upon reply that it was but reduced as herein proposed, he again reiterated for the record his previousstatements protesting the Hommocks Improvement item as a General Town charge. The Supervisor then asked whether any one else wished to be heard on this item and since no one did he inquired the Board ' s pleasure with respect thereto. -4- Whereupon, on a motion by Councilwoman Helwig, seconded by Councilman Faiola, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote of the Board, all members being present and voting: RESOLVED, that the Preliminary Budget of the Town of Mamaroneck for the year 1967 as adopt- ed on November 15, 1966, is hereby amended so - as to reduce line item #509 entitled, "Improve- ment of Hommocks Area" , on page 18 under General Town Miscellaneous, by the sum of $49,700. 00 or from $111, 515. 00 to $61,815. 00 thereby reading as follows : Page 18 - General Town Miscellaneous #509 Improvement of Hommocks Area $61,815. 00 The Supervisor then continued stating that the proposed reduction came about secondly by spreading the $58, 000. 00 cost for Revaluation (page 18 - A/C 511) over a period of two years instead of paying $41,760. 00 this year and $16- 240. 00 next year as originally proposed, thus effecting a further reduction of 91� per thousand. Councilman Chalif spoke on this item, stating that to the best of the Board ' s knowledge there had never been a revalu- ation in the Town and that it was now recommended by the Board with the approval of both Villages in an effort to place all real property on a more equal assessment basis and thus correct any inequities if such existed since, he said, he was sure that no one in this community wished to go along with anyone else carrying any part of his share of the tax load. And thereupon since there were no further questions and no one else wished to be heard, the Supervisor inquired the Board ' s pleasure on this item. Whereupon, on a motion by Councilman Quadrine, seconded by Councilman Chalif, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote of the Board, all members being present and voting: RESOLVED, that the Preliminary Budget of the Town of Mamaroneck for the year 1967 as adopt- ed on November 15, 1966, is hereby amended so as to reduce line item #511 entitled, "Revalu- ation Program", on page 18 under General Town Miscellaneous, by the sum of $12, 760. 00. , or from $41, 760. 00 to $29, 000. 00 thereby reading as follows : Page 18 - General Town Miscellaneous #511 - Revaluation Program $29, 000. 00 -5- The Supervisor then continued his presentation stat- ing that since the other items called to attention in the transmittal letter were unchanged, he would not again read the entire letter. However, he said, if there were any questions thereon or on any specific departmental budget, the Chair would be pleased to hear them. Meanwhile on behalf of the Board, he again expressed thanks and appreciation to the taxpayers and residents for their interest, their recommendations and suggestions offer- ed during the discussion meetings held this year. In response to the Chair ' s invitation, the following persons were then heard: Mr. Peter J. Reale, 115 Andrew Street, Village of Mamaroneck Mr. Reale asked whether the residents of the villages had to pay on the Hommocks and Revaluation items. Councilman Chalif replied "yes:' Mr. Reale then again reiterated his support of Mayor Phillips ' position, adding that between the coming school tax increase, the County and this, "we are at the limit of taxation. " Councilman Chalif pointed out that the School Board was responsible for School taxes, the County for County taxes, etc. , and that rising living costs naturally mandated rising salaries in order to be on a fair and equitable basis. He added that if any one had the answer to this problem of cost of living increases and consequent salary increases, he would like very much to hear from that person. Councilman Quadrine then stated that the Board had agreed to make a concentrated effort to study certain changes in the General Town budget which were mandated by law and which were questioned by the villages since they claimed that they derived no benefit therefrom, during the coming year in the hope of determining what was equitable. Mr. William Colasacco -210 Andrew Street, Village of Mamaroneck Mr. Colasacco asked whether there would be other im- provements in the Hommocks area in addition to the 1967 appropriation, and whether this area, when completed, would be turned over to the schools. The Supervisor and Councilwoman Helwig replied "yes" to the question of further improvements explaining that the present amount was for drains, fill, and seeding of the 5z acres immediately adjacent to the school, and further stat- ed that there was an additional large expanse of property which would remain in the Town and which would eventually be beautiful for recreational use by all of the residents of the entire Township. -6- Councilman Chalif, in replying to a question about the Hommocks pool, explained the usage of the pool by the school and the residents of the entire Town with each - the Town and School Board - paying its proportionate-.share of the costs of operation according to usage. Mayor Phillips then thanked the Supervisor and members of the Board who had met with officials of both villages Saturday morning, November 26th, to discuss and open up channels for studying and obtaining relief in the General - Town overlapping or duplicate charges. He also stated that he wished to again reiterate his statement to the effect that he could not see the equity for a General Town charge for improving the Hommocks area, and that it was up to this honored Board to make its decision as to whether the entire Town should be charged for facilities which were certainly not needed in the Village of Mamaroneck and he believed not needed in the Village of Larchmont. His con- stituents, he said, did not need nor use the Town' s recre- ational facilities. He further stated that he wished to also reiterate again for the record another statement that he had made - - to the effect first - that the school had paid the Town for the property, and second - that the school was building the pool and should be the controlling agency for its use and maintenance. With reference to the entire matter of duplicate and/or overlapping charges, the Supervisor and Councilman Chalif advised that at the instigation of Councilman Quadrine, who had made this matter his responsibility, there would be a determination of all services to see where they over- lapped, where they didn't overlap, where they were permissive, where mandatory, where legislative, and where constitutional, and further that the Town would go to the State Senator and Assemblyman, State Legislature, and the delegates to the Con- stitutional Convention, were it necessary in order to rectify any such inequitable. chaiges and do what was right.' Mrs. Vito Luceno, 1425 Arlington Street,Village of Mamaroneck Mrs. Luceno, Chairman of the Coordinating Committee for Neighborhood Associations of the Village of Mamaroneck, pub- licly commended Mayor Arthur Phillips for his careful steward- ship of taxpayers ' funds, and also commended the members of this Board for their cooperation in working towards finding a solution to this matter of overlapping charges. Mr. E. W. Otto, 1209 Greacen Point Road, Village of Mamaroneck Mr: Otto, President of the Orienta Point Association, stated that he was in full agreement with Mrs. Luceno' s statement. And thereupon since no one else wished to be heard on the budget, on a motion by Councilman Quadrine, seconded by Councilman Faiola, it was unanimously -7- SUDGE -T 1967 Adopted On December 7, 1966 December the 7th 1 9 6 6 In presenting the 1967 Preliminary Budget as approved on November 15, 1966, I wish to remind all that we, the Town Council,have con- sidered carefully the suggestions and recommendations of individual taxpayers, civic leaders and association representatives who were generous to give their time to come before us to express their views. As a. consequence of the two discussion meetings and the Preliminary Budget presentation, the Board proposes that the Preliminary Budget 'be revised so as to reflect a reduction in the proposed increase of $1 . 66 per thousand in the General Town tax to $1. 19. The unincorporated rate of $23. 28 rather than $23. 75 per thousand includes the now recommended increase of 51¢ per thousand rather than 98C per thousand in the General Town tax - with the villages paying $1. 18 per thousand as their share of the cost of the operation of the General Town government. This tax reduction comes about -- First - by proposing that $50, 000. 00 towards the improvement of the Hommocks be bonded rather than on a "pay-as-you-go" basis; and Second - by spreading the cost of $58, 000. 00 for revaluation over a period of two years instead of paying $41, 000. 00 this year and $17, 000. 00 next year as originally planned. Since the other items called to your attention in the transmittal letter of November 21st remain unchanged, I shall not again present the hole letter. However if there are any questions thereon - or on any specific departmental 'budget - the Chair will be pleased to hear them. Meanwhile on behalf of this Board, may I, as your Supervisor, again - express our thanks and appreciation to our taxpayers and residents for their interest and their recommendations and suggestions offered during the meetings held this year to discuss the proposed 1967 ten- tative Preliminary Budget. Res e fully sub tted, r Peter Kane Supervisor pk-'o November the 21st 1 9 6 6 The Preliminary Budget for the Town of Mamaroneck for 1967, as approved on November 15, 1966, totals $1, 982, 025. 00 - or $297, 513. 00 more than that of the current year. This budget indicates a total increase of $1. 66 in the tax rate. The unincorporated rate of $23. 75 includes the increase of 98� per thou- sand in the General Town tax - with the villages paying $l.. 65 per _ thousand as their share of the cost of the operation of the General Town government. Of the total increase, capital improvements represent 35% - salary increases plus fringe benefits 29 0 - revaluation 14% - replacement of equipment 9°Jo - and the balance all other operating expenditures. After careful study and review of all departmental requests, the Supervisor and members of the Town Board submit this approved Preliminary Budget and, in the hope that it will facilitate your study thereof, call your attention to the following particular items. Under General Town , Part Town and Special Districts -- --- ------------------------ 1. Compensation Based on the present cost of living indices and the effective efforts of the personnel in serving the people of our com- munity, a 5. 2% salary increase has been granted to em- ployees with additional adjustment in certain specific instances. Z. Personnel In order to provide and maintain proper services and facil- ities for our increasing population in the unincorporated area, the following employees have been added to the Town staff: -- A Court Clerk (Police Department) • Fireman (Fire District) . • Laborer (Highway Department) • Sanitation Man (Garbage District) -1- ._.__............. .. Tjnder_Gene ral_Town 1. Improvement of Hommocks (page 18 - a/c 509) ment with the Board of Educa- In accordance with our agree lopment of recreational facili- tion for the cooperative deve ties at Hommocks, $111, 515. 00 has been appropriated for drains, connecting water lines, constructing a portion of the new Hommocks Road, top soil and seed, to complete approximately 5 and 1/2 acres of playfields and provide service facilities for the future development of the entire 17-acre complex. Applied as revenue to reduce the tax levy is the $55, 000. 00 received for the sale of land to the School District. Clean fill to be obtained from the County for $1. 00 has sub- stantially reduced the overall cost of this improvement. 2. Revaluation of Real Property (page 18 - a/c 511) Pursuant to recommendations of the Assessors of the Town of Mamaroneck, Village of Mamaroneck and Village of Larchmont, the Town Board proposes to contract for the revaluation of all properties in the entire Town at a cost of $58, 000. 00 - with $411760. 00 appropriated in the 1967 bud- get which accounts for approximately 32� of the increase in the General Town tax rate. 3. Recreation (pages 14 and 15) The gross budget is $68, 261 . 00 - less estimated revenues of $19, 118. 00 - resulting in an estimated net budget of $49, 143. 00 - or an increase in the net budget of $4, 257. 00 over 1966. The increase reflects salary increases for both full-time and part-time personnel. 4. S'neldrake River Trails (page 17) The increase of $2, 600. 00 from $8, 000. 00 to $10, 600. 00 is due to the assignment of the Custodian Ranger on a _2_ full-time basis and provision for 2 part-time assistants in supervising and maintaining the 54 acres of woodland trails and the newly-opened 4-acre area in the Hommocks. Under Part Town 1. Miscellaneous - Part Town Contingency (page 23 - a/c 505) Under this line item, the sum of $5, 000. 00 of the total $6, 500. 00 appropriation has been ear-marked for the engagement of a professional Management Consultant firm to make a study analyzing job classifications and salaries in the Town of Mamaroneck. 2. Codification of Town Ordinances and Laws (page 23 - a/c 511) This service has been requested by the Town Attorney to up-date and codify the existing Ordinances and Laws of the Town. The cost, $8, '000. 00, is appropriated equally in the 167 and 168 budgets. 3. Public Health (page 24 - a/c 401) Under the provisions of Medicare, a reduction of $5, 000. 00 is realized in this budget through the County's payment of the Public Health Nurse salary formerly paid by the Town. 4. Highway Fund (page 27) An increase in State Aid and the use of unexpended surplus funds results in a reduction of 20� per thousand in this bud- get. The program of annual replacement of old equipment and essential capital improvements is continued. Under_Special _Districts 1. Garbage District (page 29) -3- The increase of 53� in this budget is due to the purchase of 2 Load-Packers, the addition of one man to the staff, salary increases and bonding charges for the proposed expansion of the Joint Incinerator. The proposed addi- tion will increase the capacity of the plant and effect a reduction of air pollution. 2. Water District (page 30) Plans for the continuance of improving the water distri- bution system in the unincorporated area as recom- mended by the Westchester Joint Water Works causes an increase of 7� per thousand in this District. 3. Lighting District (page 31) Through the use of our newly-purchased Utility Truck with Aerial Bucket, a reduction of 6� has been realized in this budget. 4. Sewer District (page 32) Because of the application of unexpended funds from the current budget, the 1967 Sewer District budget has been reduced by 60� per thousand. 5. Park District (pages 33 and 34) An ever so slight reduction of one penny per thousand has been realized in the 167 Park District budget due to a surplus of funds in the 1966 budget. 6. Fire District (pages 35 and 36) The increase of 39� per thousand in this budget is due to compensation for the additional Fireman required by State Law and provision for the construction of a new ceiling and installation of new lighting in the Auditorium, sidewalk repairs and building foundation repairs, and the appropriation of $7, 500. 00 towards the aerial ladder. -4- It is the considered belief of your Supervisor and the members of the Town Board that they have exerted every effort to em- ploy the taxpayers' money effectively and efficiently toward the improvement and expansion of the services rendered to all the people of our community with realism and sound economy. The Preliminary Budget for the year 1967, as approved and herewith presented, reflects the thinking and judgment not only of your Town Board, but of many of the members of our various Boards and Commissions - Civic Groups and Organi- zations - and the Town staff - and to each and every one we are most grateful. Res ectfully submitted, Peter Kane Supervisor b) -5- TOWN OF MAMARONECK ANNUAL BUDGET 1967 ESTIMATED APPROPRIATIONS REVENUES TAX LEVY GENERAL FUND Town Wide Schedules 1 & 3 490,234.00 336,395.00 153,839.00 Part Town Schedules 2 & 4 499,273.00 33,082.00 466,191,00 HIGHWAY FUND Items 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 Schedules 5 & 6 241,126.00 32,828.36 208,297.64 SPECIAL DISTRICTS Garbage Schedule 7 203,302.00 11,460.00 191,842.00 Water Schedule 8 78,297.00 70,400.00 7,897.00 Street Lighting Schedule 9 27,600.00 - - - - - 27,600.00 Sewer Schedule 10 118,742.00 36,833.00 81,909.00 Park Schedule 11 83,641.00 9,300.00 74,341.00 Fire Schedule 12 177,350.00 11000.00 176,350.00 TOTAL 1 919 565.00 531 298.36 1,388,266.64 -1- SCHEDULE 1 APPROPRIATIONS - GENERAL FUND Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget _i965 1966 1967 Adcyted GENERAL GOVERNMENT SUPERVISOR 100 PERSONAL SERVICES 101 Supervisor 7500. 8000.. 8000. 102 Deputy Supervisor - _ 600. 600. 103 Confidential Secretary & Executive Assistant 6700. 7200. 7574. 104 Intermediate Typist - - 3890. 4140. 105 Junior Typist 582 - - - 14782. 19690. 20314. 200 EQUIPMENT 201 Automotive 1793. - - - - 202 Typewriter - - 600. - - 203 Furniture 300. - - 1793. 900. - 400 OTHER EXPENSES 401 Supplies & Other Expenses 545. 900. 810. 545 900. 810. TOTAL 17120. 21490. 21124. -2- SCHEDULE 1 - (con'd) Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adopted JUSTICES OF THE PEACE 1.00 PERSONAL SERVICES - 101 Justices of the Peace (2) 6400. 7400. 7784. 102 Clerical Assistance 1650 1950. 2052 8050. 9350. 9836. 400 OTHER EXPENSES 401 Supplies & Other Expenses 1375. 1200. 1200. 1375. 1200, 1200. TOTAL 9425. 10550. 11036., _ -3- . SCHEDULE 1 - (con'd) Budget As Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adopted TOWN BOARD 100 PERSONAL SERVICES 101 Councilmen (4) 9600. 12000. 12000. 9600. 12000. 12000. 200 EQUIPMENT 201 File Cabinets 180. 180. 400 OTHER EXPENSES 401 Publishing Notices, Reports, etc. 1286. 1400. 1098. 402 Travel & Convention 378. 500. 700. 1664. 1900. 1798. TOTAL 11264. 13900. 13978. -4- SCHEDULE 1 - (COn'd) Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adopted TOWN CLERK 100 PERSONAL SERVICES 9255. 10000. 10520. 101 Town Clerk 4140. 4390. 4820. 102 Intermediate Typist 13395. 14390. 15340. 400 OTHER EXPENSES 401 Supplies & Other 850. 765. Expenses 857' 857. 850. 765. TOTAL 14252. 15240. 16105 -5_ . SCHEDULE 1 - (con'd) Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adopted ASSESSOR 100 PERSONAL SERVICES 101 Assessor 8985, 9300. 10000, 102 Senior Typist 5000, 5300. 5576. 103 Assessment 5600. 6000, 6312. 104 Intermediate Clerk - - 2650., 2788 105 Senior Engineering Aide - - - - 3200.E 106 Board of Review 750, 750. 900, _ 20335 24000. 28776. 400 OTHER EXPENSES - 401 Supplies & Other Expenses 1248. 750. 675. 402 Travel & Car Expenses 252. 450. 450. 403 Appraisals, Certs. , etc. 3604. 5000. 3000. 404 Tax Maps - - 550. 750. 5104 6750. 4875. TOTAL 25439. _ 30750. 33651. _ Assessor's Dept. (1/2) and Receiver of Taxes Dept. (1/2) nt Transferred from Building and Plumbing Dept, (1/2) -6- SCHEDULE 1 - (con'd) Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adopted RECEIVER OF TAXES 100 PERSONAL SERVICES 101 Receiver of Taxes 9670. 10600. 11151. 102 Deputy Receiver of Taxes 5375. 5700. 5996. 103 Intermediate Clerk 1273 2650. 2788.* 16318. 18950. 19935. 200 EQUIPMENT 201 Monroe Calculator 445 - - 445 - - 400 OTHER EXPENSES 401 Supplies & Other Expenses 2767 3000. . 2850. 2767 3000. 2850. TOTAL 19530. 21950. 22785. Receiver of Taxes Dept. (1(2) and Assessor's Dept. (1/2) -7- SCHEDULE 1 - (con°d) Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adopted TOWN ATTORNEY 100 PERSONAL SERVICES 101 Town Attorney 8000. 8750. 9205. 102 Stenographic Svices. 3600. 3600. 3600. 11600. 12350. 12805. 400 OTHER EXPENSES 401 Supplies & Other Expenses 845. 700. 630. 402 Travel Expenses 99. 300. 200. 944. 1000. 830. TOTAL 12544. 13350. 13635. -g- SCHEDULE 1 - (con'd) Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adapted ENGINEER 100 PERSONAL SERVICES 101 Town Engineer 9249. 12500. 13150. 102 Sr. Engineering Aide 5752. 3050. 3200.* 103 Senior Stenographer 1632. 2340. 2555.** 16633. 17890. 18905. 200 EQUIPMENT 201 Drafting Board - - - - 250. 202 Typewriter 450. - - - - 203 New Automobile 2184. - - - 450. 2184. 250. 400 OTHER EXPENSES 401 Supplies & Other Expenses 1052. 900. 900, 402 Outside Tracing Help 653. - - - 1705. 900. 900. TOTAL 18788. 20974. 20055. Engineer's Dept. (1/2) and Assessor's Dept. (1/2) ** Engineer's Dept. (1/2) and Building & Plumbing Dept. (1/2) -9- SCHEDULE 1 - (con`d) Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adopted ELECTIONS 100 PERSONAL SERVICES 101 Custodians 420. 600. 600. 102 Wages 76. 1160. 1160. 103 Election Inspectors & Poll Clerks 8739. 11015. , 11025. 9235. 12775. 12785. 400 OTHER EXPENSES 401 Supplies & Other Expenses 474. 400. 400. 402 Rental Polling Places 1083. 980. 1035. 403 Transportation of Equipment 673. 1500. 1500. 2230. 2880. 2935. TOTAL 11465. 15655. 15720. -10- SCHEDULE 1 - (con'd) Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adopted COMPTROLLER 100 PERSONAL SERVICES 101 Comptroller 9670. 11000. 12000. 102 Intermediate Account Clerk & Typist 4950. 5470. ' 6000. 103 Intermediate Account Clerk - - 4160. 4420. 104 Intermediate Clerk 3817 * - ' 18437. 20630. 22420. 200 EQUIPMENT - 201 Adding Machine - - 300. 300. 202 Furniture 300. - - 600. 300. 400 OTHER EXPENSES 401 Supplies & Other Expenses 236 300. 360. 236. 300. 360. TOTAL 18673 21530. 23080. Transferred to Assessor's Dept. & Receiver of Taxes Dept. -11- SCHEDULE 1 - (con'd) Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget Adopted 1965 1966 TOWN OFFICES 100 PERSONAL SERVICES 101 Intermediate Typist 1847. - 102 Custodian 1485. 1580. 1665.* 3332. 1580, 1665. 200 EQUIPMENT 201 Alterations, Office 468 3600. 100. Equipment, etc. 202 Electronic Accounting 12000. Machine - - 468. 3600. 12100. 400 OTHER EXPENSES 401 Supplies & Other 2000. 2250. Expenses 3704' 1500. 402 Stationery & Postage - - 2000. 3293. 3000. 3500. 403 Telephone 700. 700, 404 Light 736' 6000. 5700. 5850, 405 Rent 2700. 2700. 3000. 406 Independent Audit 407 Association of Towns 250 250. Dues 250. 16383. 16500, 17200. TOTAL 20183. 21680. 30965. 'Town Offic4s (1(3) and Police Dept. (213) TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT 178683. 207069. 222134 -12- ...____._.......................... . SCHEDULE I - (con`d) Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adopted PUBLIC SAFETY CIVIL DEFENSE 200 EQUIPMENT 201 Radio Communications - - 300.• 300. 202 Sirens - 1500. 1500. 1800. 1800. 400 OTHER EXPENSES 401 Supplies & Other 1. 750. 675. Expenses 60 402 Repairs, Replacements 500. & Tools - Radio 62. 500. 663. 1250. 1175. TOTAL CIVIL DEFENSE 663 3050. 2975. OTHER PUBLIC SAFETY 500 Dog Enumerator 282. 300. 300. 501 'Humane Society Contract 8451. 9139. 9139. 8733. 9439. 9439. TOTAL OTHER PUBLIC SAFETY 8733. 9439. 9439, TOTAL PUBLIC SAFETY 93.96. 12.09 12 14 -13- SCHEDULE 1 - (con'd) Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget Adapted 1965 1966 -- RECREATION NERAL RECREATION 100 PERSONAL SERVICES 8985. 10000. 10520. 101 Superintendent 66 200. 200. 102 Commission Secretary 3124. 3328. 5200. 103 Maintenance Wages 3840. 4140, 4530. 104 Intermediate Typist 105 Memorial Park 3171. 3300, 3300. Attendants 19236. 20968. 23750 200 EQUIPMENT 201 Memorial Park"& Play- ground (Equipment & 650. 800. Resurfacing) - 202 Office Furniture 233. - - - 203 New Sailboat 2500. - - 204 New Sails (Six Little _ _ 1050. Bears) _ _ 225. 205 Public Address System 65Q. 206 Snow Brush - Ice Rink 350, 207 Bleachers (Cargill 550 - ° Field) 900. - - 208 Tender Motor (New ) ° 3083. 2750. 2075. tE,OO OTHER �xrENSES 401 Supplies & Other 4480 5225 4500. Expenses 4480. 5225. 45 )0. y_OUTH RECREATION 500 PERSONAL SERVICES 19324. 23805: 25003. 501 SUPPLIES & OTHER 8062. 7066. 6763. EXPENSES 27386. 3Q871, 31766. -14- SCHEDULE 1 - (con'd) Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adopted RECREATION (con'd) ADULT RECREATION 600 PERSONAL SERVICES 2431. 3050. 3450. 601 SUPPLIES AND OTHER 2540. 2720. EXPENSES 2375. 4806. 5590. 6170. TOTAL 58991. 65404. 68261. -15- SCHEDULE 1 - (con'd) Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adopted MISCELLANEOUS 500 Veteran's Organization Rooms 600. 600. 600. 501 Patriotic Days Observances 905. 1000. 1000. 502 Shade Tree Fund 2369. 1800. 2200. 503 Bond & Coupon Svice. Fees 203. 275. 275. 504 Real Estate Taxes 1115. 1050. 1050. 505 Payment to Employees' Retirement System 17588. 19710. 23900. 506 Social Security Tax 3843. 5776. 6480. 507 Contingency Fund - - 4766. 9000. 508 Interest on Notes, etc. 998. 1500. 2500. 509 Improvement of Hommocks Area 16734. 11000. 111515. 61815. 510 Street Signs 656., 700. 600. 511 Revaluation Program - - - - 41760. 29000. 512 Supt. of Highways - - - - 8000.* 513 Secretary - Town Hall Committee 200. 45011. 48177. 209080. 146620. INSURANCE 600 Workmen' Compensation 502. 800. 900. 601 Official Bonds and Undertakings 843. 900. 1000. 502 Fire, Auto Liability, etc. 9167. 8700. 8800. 603 Group Health 2353. 2820. 3255. 12865. 13220. 13955. TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS & INSURANCE 57876. 61397. 223035. 160575. *Transferred from Highway Department GRAND TOTAL - GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATIONS 317229. 367409. 552694. 490234. _lg_ SCHEDULE 2 APPROPRIATIONS - GENERAL FUND Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adopted POLICE 100 PERSONAL SERVICES 101 Officers 228000. 251750. 271500. 102 Custodian 3045. 3170, 3332,* 103 School Guards 5648. 8880. 8880• 104 Court Clerk - - - 3000,_ 236693. 263800. 286712. 200'.EQUIPMENT 201 Automotive 6953. 5000. 9400. 202 Uniforms, etc. 5564. 3800. 3800. 203 Radios 761. 1500. 1500. 204 Other 530. 1200. 1600. 13808. 11500. 16300. 400 OTHER EXPENSES 401 Building Operation 2438. 1500. 3500.** 402 Telephone 3015. 2800. 3900. 403 Light, Gas & Water 702. 650. 650. 404 Gas and Oil 3519. 3200. 3400. 405 Equipment Operation 8557. 5500. 4000. 406 Supplies 4414. 3200. 3400. 407 Traffic Signals & Signs 3090. 5865. 5900, 408 Compensation and 6600. Liability Insurance 4414. 6100. 409 Group Health Insurance 3877. 4000. 3960. 410 Employees' Retirement 44150. System 35600. 42240. 411 Police Pension Fund 12900. 24179. 24179. 412 Social Security Taxes 5843. 9110. 9530. 413 Travel Expenses 826• 725. 725• 414 Miscellaneous - - 200• 200' 89195. 109269. 113194. TOTAL 339696. 384569. 416206, Police Dept. (2/3) and Town Offices (1/3) . Includes installation of new gas fired boiler. -19- SCHEDULE 2 - (con'd) Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adopted PLANNING BOARD 100 PERSONAL SERVICES 101 Secretary 200. 200. , 200. 200. 200. 200. 400 OTHER EXPENSES 401 Supplies & Other 250. Expenses 295. 200. - 402 'Raster Plan - - 211. - - 403 Secretary - Joint 350. - planning Committee 159. 404 Supplies & Other Expenses - Joint - - Planning Committee 77. 350. 531. 1111. 250. TOTAL 731. 1311. 450. -20- SCHEDULE 2 - (con'd) Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adopted BUILDING & PLUMBING 100 PERSONAL SERVICES 101 Inspector 8985. 10000. . 10520. 102 Sr. Engineering Aide - - 3050. - - 103 Sr. Stenographer 1623. 2340. 2555.** 104 Examining Board of Plumbers 150 L4 I80. 10758 13540 13255 200 EQUIPMENT 201 New Automobile - - - 2000. 2000. 400 OTHER EXPENSES 401 Supplies & Other Expenses 611. 550. 450. 611. 550. 450. TOTAL 11369. 16090. 15705. Transferred to Assessor's Dept. (1/2) and Engineering Dept. (1/2) ** Building & Plumbing Dept. (1/2) and Engineering Dept. (1/2) -21- SCHEDULE 2 - (con'd) Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1466 1967 Adopted BOARD OF APPEALS 100 PERSONAL SERVICES 101 Secretary 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 400 OTHER EXPENSES 401 Supplies & Other 310. Expenses 310. 300. 310. 300. 310. TOTAL 510 500, 510. -22- SCHEDULE 2 - (con'd) Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adopted MISCELLANEOUS 501 Public Library Contract 38839. 45364. 47692. 502 Registrar of Vital Statistics 63. 65. 65. 503 Employees' Retirement System 1580. 2390. 3520. 504 Social Security Taxes 367. 800. 850. 505 Contingency Fund - - 650. 6500. 506 Thruway Noise Abatement 34. 350. 100. 507 Group Health Insurance 163. 200. 175. 508 Compensation and Liabil- ity Insurance 253. 200. 400. - 509 Dutch Elm Disease Program 333. 500. 500. 510 Miscellaneous - - 150. 150. 511 Codification of Town Ordinances - - - 4250. 41632 50669. 64202. TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS 41632 50669. 64202. -23- •.�CFk�l1'ti=�:,f: .'L - ;(c;e�r'12.} *twiget as �r-nta:ei:�°e. iatnantlp8 7b[Dyi:f i e2 Budget ,19,55 :1.966 19:67 _ A,do ed TUBL-gC Hrt6L'SEt 1DO Y:FUONIL CIBRUCES 101 l-W5h'.c F(ealth ;Nurase A Ol S pp1- es a4 CttYee Empenses 2-2.620 y'.e :220D. .�_ 7C19AI 65,34. 7.200 2200.. Sadzxy of :Trbli c 'FSea lth ?nurse to 'te pail by "WestcheztEr :COU-Ity S4cpR-MU"T T cf 1.c:s:l:tb . n-^ -rgportionate ;s:sere ;vf gperaettt_=_ -E:t atr us .('1/3) town &f Kanaronc-Ck - (2/.3) 4'illera of 'zamaroneck.. TART Ii.AE�� t£�n.IP.C LE3Iv a .'. [LICK:%2:. �'C�s3,5... 49c2.!fir.. _ 24- SCHEDULE 3 - ESTIMATED REVENUES GENERAL FUND OTHER THAN REAL PROPERTY TAXES Budget as Tentative Collected Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adopted STATE AID State Aid Per Capita 104618. 103330. 109145. State Aid - Mortgage Tax 51740. 44000. 45000. State Aid - Youth Bureau 2518. 2518. 2518. State Aid - Railroads 1851. 1851, 1830. 160727 . 151699. 158493. INTEREST AND PENALTIES ON TAXES 18997. 19000r 17000. 18997. 19000. 17000, LICENSES AND PERMITS Dog Licenses 2033. 2030. 2200. 2033. 2030, 2200. DEPARTMENTAL EARNINGS Town Clerk's Fees 1364. 1600, 1200. Recreation Fees 17716. 18000. 16600. Justices' Fees 6613. 4600. 6600. Misc. .Inspection Fees 500. 500. 550. Parking Meter Receipts 11626. 12000. 13000. 37819, 36700, 37950. OTHER REVENUES Civil Defense Refunds 307. 1900. 1488• Property Rentals 1422. 1422. 1422. Engineering Charge Special District 2800, 3750. 4380. Interest on Deposits 25000. and Investments 19875. 18500. Cash Available 54000. 46700. 88462. Miscellaneous Income - - - - - 78404. 72272. 120752. GRAND TOTAL - GENERAL FUND 336395. ESTIMATED REVENUES 297980. 281701. -25- SCHEDULE 4 - ESTIMATED REVENUES GENERAL FUND PART TOWN OTHER THAN REAL PROPERTY TAXES Budget as Tentative Collected Modified Budget Adopted 1965 1966 -- STATE AID State Aid - Per Capita 18086. 24114. 25332. 18086. 24114. 25332. DEPARTMENTAL EARNINGS Police Department Fees 364. 400. 500. 178 60 150. Planning Board Fees 435. 350. 400. Board of Appeals Fees 3639. 3100. 3200. Building & Plumbing Fees 4616, 3910. 4250. OTHER EARNINGS 500 Cash Available 2038. 10679. 3 . 2038. 10679. 3500. GRAND TOTAL - GENERAL FUND 24740 38703. 33082. PART TOWN ESTIMATED REVENUES -26- SCHEDULE 5 APPROPRIATIONS - HIGHWAY FUND Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adopted ITEM I General Repairs 90853. 119832. 126840, 15100. 19920. Employees' Retirement System 14251. 3915 4410. Social Security Taxes 1862. Compensation Insurance 2938. 2750. 2750. Group Health Insurance 2018. 2300. 2295. 111922. 143897. 1.56215, ITEM II Maintenance & Repairs Labor 36. 250. 300. Materials 401. 150. 1000. 437. 400, 1300. ITEM III Purchase 9383. 27330. 32800. 5502. 6500. 5500. Repairs 1972. 2300. 2100. Storage 3349. 5000. 5000. Gas and Oil 579-0 6011. Miscellaneous 127• . 20333 . 46850. 51411. ITEM IV Snow & Miscellaneous Salary - Superintendent 8985. 8800. - - Control of.Ice & Snow 16999. 15000. 15000. - - Cutting Weeds & Brush 1253. 2600. 2000 1041 850 850. Other Miscellaneous 28278. 27250. 17850. ITEM V Town Garage Construction Special Account 17606. 14650. 14350. 17606, 14b50. 14350. GRAND TOTAL HIGHWAY FUND 178576, 233047. ��°� -27- SCHEDULE 6 - ESTIMATED REVENUES OTHER THAN REAL PROPERTY TAXES HIGHWAY FUND Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adopted ITEM I State Aid 2556.00 2666.00 2666.00 Miscellaneous 988.00 2428.00 2400.00 Unexpended Balance 15500.00 8500.00 19862.00 19044.00 13594.00 24928.00 ITE R II Bridge Unexpended Balance 500.00 200.00 400.00 500.00 200.00 400.00 ITEM III Machinery Gas & Oil Refunds, etc. 4343.00 5000.00 5000.00 Unexpended Balance 3500.00 - - - - 1000.00 7843.00 5000.00 6000.00 ITEM IV Snow & Miscellaneous Snow Removal Refunds 1871.00 1900.00 1500.00 Unexpended Balance 1000.00 - - - - - -2871.00 1900.00 1500.00 ITEM V Town Garage Construction Special Account 160680.00 79.00 .36 160680 00 79.00 .36 GRAND TOTAL HIGHWAY FUND REVENUES 190938.00 20773.00 32828.36 -28- SCHEDULE 7 APPROPRIATIONS - SPECIAL DISTRICTS GARBAGE DISTRICT #1 Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adopted APPROPRIATIONS 100 PERSONAL SERVICES 101 Salaries & Wages 72105. 81770. 96860. 72105. 81770. . 96860. 200 EQUIPMENT 201 New Garbage Loadpackers 14000, 25000. (Two) ' 14000, 25000. 400 OTHER EXPENSES - 401 Equipment Operation 3271. 6032. 5450. 402 Supplies & Other 1450, Expenses 654. 1070. 403 Employees' Retirement System 7117. 7510. 9310. 404 Social Security Taxes 2451. 3450. 4002. 405 Group Health Insurance 1083. 1210., 1350• 406 Compensation & Lia- bility Insurance 2592• 56000. 407 Incinerator Operation 35972. 52000, 53140. 74352. 81442. TOTAL 125245. 170122. 203302. REVENUES Cash Available 4500, 13300. 11460. TOTAL 4500. 13300. 11460. GARBAGE DISTRICT TAX LEVY - 156822 19'1842.- -29- SCHEDULE 8 APPROPRIATIONS. - SPECTAL DISTRICTS WATER DISTRICT #1 Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adopted APPROPRIATIONS 400 OTHER EXPENSES 401 Water District System Capital Costs 23709. 14100. 28000. 402 Redemption of Bonds and Notes 34000. 37500. 33500. 403 Interest on Bonds 15650, and Notes 18360. 17245. 404 Refunds-Water Mains 3588, 3000. 1147. TOTAL 79657. 71845. 78297. REVENUES Water Revenues (Net) 57299. 54000. 55500. Pipe Line Rentals 2600. 3600. 3600. Cash Available 21000. 10200. 11300. TOTAL 80899 67800. 70400. — WATER DISTRICT TAX LEVY _ _ _ 4045. 7897. -30- SCHEDULE 9 APPROPRIATIONS - SPECIAL DISTRICTS STREET LIGHTING DISTRICT #1 Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adopted APPROPRIATIONS 100 PERSONAL SERVICES 101 Salaries & Wages - - 2500. 2500. 200 EQUIPMENT 201 Utility Body and Aerial Device 7500. 2500. 7500. 2500. 400 OTHER EXPENSES 401 Operation (Supplies & Other Expenses) 26885. 22500. 18600. 402 Installations 17626. 3000. 4000. 44511. 25500. 22600. TOTAL 44511. 33000. 27600. R&-VENUES Cash Available 11900. 3000. - - TOTAL 11900. 3000. - - STREET LIGHTING TAX. LEVY - - 30000. 27600. -31- SCHEDULE 10 APPROPRIATIONS - SPECIAL DISTRICTS SEWER DISTRICT 01 Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adopted APPROPRIATIONS 100 PERSONAL SERVICES 101 Salaries and Wages 1333. 3000. 2200. - 1333. 3000. 2200- 400 OTHER. EXPENSES 401 Supplies & Other 180Q. 1540. Expenses 346. 402 Compensation and 300. 300. Liability Insurance 27. 403 Sewer Construction 65750. 45213 . Costs 83847. 4.04, Redemption of Debt 51500. 51500. 51500. 405 Interest on Notes 19203. 16929. and Bonds 21477• 406 Maintenance - Two 400- lIQO. Sewer Pump Stations 306. 157503 . 138953. 116542. TOTAL 158836. 142953. 118742. RMTENUES Cash Available 117000. 35000. 36833. TOTAL 117000. 35000. 36833. SEWER DISTRICT TAX LEW - - 106953. 81909. -32- SCHEDULE 11 APPROPRIATIONS - SPECIAL DISTRICTS PARK DISTRICT #1 Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adopter: APPROPRIATIONS 100 PERSONAL SERVICES 101 Foreman 8985. 9500. 9500. 102 Assistant Foreman 6500. 6850. 7200, 103 Laborers 25221. 28916. 31951, 104 Secretary 200, 200. 200. 40906. 45466. 48851. 200 EQUIPMENT 201 Rotary Power Mowers 160. - - 190. 202 Gravely Tractor & Riding Sulky 591, - - - - 203 Gravely Aerator - 95. - - 751. 95. 190. 400 OTHER EXPENSES 401 Supplies & Other Expenses 2109. 2500. 2375. 402 Building Operation 1061. 1300. 1250. 403 Equip, & Operating Costs 836. 900. 900, 404 Employees' Retirement System 4611, 6280. 8010. 405 Group Health Insurance 756, 800. 750. 406 Compensation and Liability Insurance 1285. 1500. 1900. 407 Social Security Taxes 1229. 1780. 1925. 408 Redemption of Debt 10000. 10000. 10000, 409 Interest on Bonds 3195. 2745. 2295. 410 Retaining Wall & Steps Baldwin Street 7473. - - - 411 Landscaping New Section Murray Ave.-N.Chatsworth 12050. 6000. 4000. 412 Resurfacing Park Walks & Installing New Benches _ _ _ _ 1195. 44605. 33805. 34600, -33- SCHEDULE 11 - (con'd) Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adopted PARK DISTRICT TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 86262. 79366. 83641. REVENUES Cash Available 119006. 7000. 9300, TOTAL REVENUES 11900. 7000. 9300, PARK DISTRICT TAX. LEVY - - 72366. 74341. -34- SCHEDULE 12 APPROPRIATIONS - SPECIAL DISTRICTS FIRE DISTRICT #1 Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget Adopted 1965 1966 APPROPRIATIONS 100 PERSONAL SERVICES 101 Salaries 80693. 88400. 1003$0. 80693. 88400. 100380 200 EQUIPMENT - - ' 201 Chief's Automobile 2700,2518. - - 202 Utility Pickup Truck 750. - 203 Portable Pumps 1798. 1700. 1700. 204 Clothing 205 New Whistle _ 1500. ' (Auxiliary) 1/2 _ _ 650. 206 Radio - New Truck - 7500. 207 Aerial Ladder (Part) - - - 4316. 6650: 9850. -35- SCHEDULE 12 - (con'd) Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1965 1966 1967 Adopted FIRE DISTRICT !k1 - (con°d) 400 OTHER EXPENSES 401 Equipment Operation 3180. 2500. 3000. 402 Building Operation 1760, 4000, 11000.E 403 Supplies & Other Expenses 4045, 3500. 3750. 404 Gas, Light, Water and Heat 1777. 1900.. 1900. 405 Inspection & Travel 2285. 2600. 2600, 406 Telephone & Alarm 1385. 1500. 1500. 407 Employees' Retirement System 13864. 16030. 16410, 408 Social Security Taxes 2061. 3330. 3630. 409 Group Health Snsu-rance 1252. 1300. 1330. 410 Compensation & Liability Insurance 6554. 6600. 9000. 411 Hydrant Rental 12248 12500. 13000. 50411 55760 6Z120s TONAL APPROPRIATIONS 135420 150810. 177350. REVENUES Cash Available 1000. 1000. 1000. TOTAL REVENUES 1000. 1000. 1000. FIRE DISTRICT TAX LEVY - - 149810 176350, x Includes $7000. capital improvements - sidewalk repairs, new ceiling and lights in auditorium and patching retaining wall. -36- SCHEDULE 13 COMPARISON OF TAX RATES AND ASSESSMENTS TOTAL TAXABLE VALUATION 1966 1967 General Town 128,303,420. 130,996,235. Part Town 54,713,959, 56,397,523. Part Town - Highway 54,713,959. 56,397,523. Garbage District 54,713,959, 56,397,523. Water District 54,719,959. 56,403,523, Street Lighting District 54,719,959. 56,403,523. Sewer District 48,314,939. 50,843,723. Park District 52,402,609, 54,086,373, Fire District 54,713,959. 56,397,523. COMPARISON OF TAX RATES 1966 1967 Actual Estimated Increase Decrease General Town .67 1.18 .51 Part Town 7.71 8,27 .56 Part Town - Highway 3.89 3.69 ,20 Garbage District 2.87 3.40 .53 Water District .07 .14 .07 Street Lighting District .55 .49 .06 Sewer District 2.21 1.61 ,60 Park District 1,38 1.37 .Ol Fire District 2,74 3,13 .39 22.09 23.28 2.06 .87 -37- SCHEDULE 13 - (coned) 1966 1967 Actual Estimated Increase Decrease SUMMARY BY AREAS Village of Mamaroneck .67 1,18 .51 Village of Larchmont .67 1.18 .51 Unincorporated Area 22.09 23,28 1.19 -38- SCHEDULE 14 TAX. RATES YEAR TOWN COUNTY SCHOOL ASSESSMENT 1967 23:28 130,996,235 1%6 22.09 12,72 40.14 128,303,420 1965 20.41 11.94 37.19 125,807,224 1964 19.03 11.64 35.30 125,370,203 1963 19.40 11.67 33.30 120,950,660 1962 18.25 11.65 29.32 117,319,554 1961 17.55 11.67 28.53 114,813,216 1960 17.56 11.34 27.90 111,233,241 1959 16.80 11.26 26,90 . 108,606,448 1958 15.97 10.82 25.86 106,729,722 1957 15.85 10.66 24.32 103,369,000 1956 15.74 10.80 23.20 98,679,000 1955 16.38 11.13 21.45 95,095,000 1954 16.06 11.01 . 18.87 91,702,000 1953 16,15 10.93 18.94 89,456,000 1952 15.59 10.25 18.81. 87,754,000 ` 1951 15.59 10.24 17.87 85,445,000 1950 14.37 10.54 16.94 83,939,000 1949 14.71 10.76 17.38 81,011,000 1948 14.43 10.10 15.99 78,602,000 f63 16.64 77,627,000 kJ 75:688,000. 1945 16.78 7.92 12.37 76,370,000 1944 17.04 8.52 11.78 77,719,000 1943 16.62 9.02 10.69 79,490,000 -39- SCHEDULE 15 TOWN OF MAMARONECK YEARLY AMORTIZATION'AND INTEREST CHARGES ON ALL BOND ISSUES AS OF JANUARY 1, 1967 YEAR AMORTIZATION INTEREST TOTAL 1967 $ 101,500.00 $ 39,073.62 140,573.62 1968 94,500,00 35,007.87 129,507.87 1969 90,500.00 31,064.62 121,564.62 1970 89,000.00 27,254.50 116,254.50 1971 82 ,000.00 23 ,487.50 105,487,50 1972 75,000.00 20,235.00 95,235.00 1973 74,000.00 17,222.50 91,222.50 1974 65,000.00 14,403.50 79,403.50 1975 52,000.00 12,073.00 64,073.00 1976 36,000.00 10,352,50 46,352.50 1977 30,000.00 9,087.50 39,087.50 1978 25,000,00 7,950.00 32,950.00 1979 25,000.00 7,050.00 32,050.00 1980 25,060.00 6,150.00 31,150.00 1981 25,000.00 5,250.00 30,250.00 1982 15,000.00 4,500.00 19,500,00 1983 15,000.00 3 ,900.00 18,900.00 1984 15,000.00 3,300.00 18,300.00 1985 15,000.00 2,700,00 17,700.00 1986 15,000.00 2,100.00 17,100.00 1987 15,000,00 1,500,00 16,500.00 1988 15,000.00 900,00 15,900.00 1989 15,000.00 340,00 15.300.00 $1,009,500.00 $284,862.11 $1,294,362.11 RECAPITULATION: Water District Bonds $ 392,000.00 Park District Bonds 56,000.00 Sewer District Bonds 411,500.00 Highway District Bonds 150,000,00 $1,009,500,00 -40- SCNEDULE 15 (continued) WATER DISTRICT BONDS YEAR AMORTIZATION INTEREST TOTAL 1967 $ 30,000.00 15,500.00 $ 45,500.00 1968 23 ,000.00 14,346.00 37,346.00 1969 23,000,00 13,349.50 36,349.50 1970 ' 24,000.00 12,343.00 36,343.00 1971 19,000.00 11,326.50 30,326.50 1972 17,000.00 10,584.50 27,584.50 1973 16,000,00 9,932.50 25,932.50 1974 15,000.00 9,300.00 24,300.00 . 1975 15,000.00 8,700.00 23,700.00 1976 15,000.00 8,100.00 23,100.00 1977 15,000.00 7,500.00 22,500.00 1978 15,000,00 6,900.00 . 21,900.00 1979 15,000,00 6,300.00 21,300.00 1980 15,000.00 5,700.00 20,700.00 1981 15,000.00 5,100.00 20,100.00 1982 15,000,00 4,500.00 19,500.00 1983 15,000.00 3,900.00 18,900.00 1984 15,000.00 3 ,300.00 18,300.00 1985 15,000.00 2,700.00 17,700.00 1986 15,000.00 22100.00 17,100.00 1987 15,000.00 1,500.00 16,500.00 1988 15,000.00 900.00 15,900.00 1989 15,000.00 300.00 15,300.00 $392,000.00 $164,182.00 $556,182.00 PARK DISTRICT BONDS 1967 $ 10,000.00 $ 2,295.00 $ 12,295.00 1968 10,000.00 1,845.00 11,845.00 1969 6,000.00 1,485.00 7,485.00 1970 6,000.00 1,215.00 7,215.00 1971 6,000.00 945.00 6,945.00 1972 6,000.00 675.00 6,675.00 1973 6,000.00 405.00 6,405.00 1974 6,000.00 135.00 6,135.00 $ 56,000.00 $ 9,000.00 $ 65,000.00 -41- SCHEDULE 15 (continued) SEWER DISTRICT BONDS YEAR AMORTIZATION INTEREST TOTAL 1967 $ 51,500.00 $16,928.62 $ 68,428.62 1968 51,500.00 14,766.87 66,266.87 1969 51,500.00 12,480.12 63,980.12 1970 49,000.00 10,246.50 59,246.50 1971 47,000.00 8,066.00 55,066.00 1972 42,000.00 6,125.50 48,125.50 1973 42,000.00 4,335.00 46,335.00 1974 34,000.00 2,718.50 36,718.50 1975 27,000.00 1,423.00 28,423.00 1976 11,000.00 602.50 11,602.50 1977 5,000.00 237.50 5,237.50 $41.1,500.00 $77,930.11 $489,430.11 HIGHWAY DISTRICT BONDS 1967 $ 10,000.00 $ 4,350.00 $ 14,350.00 1968 10,000.00 4,050.00 14,050.00 1969 10,000.00 3,750.00 13,750.00 1970 10,000.00 3,450.00 13,450.00 1971 10,000.00 3 ,150.00 13,150.00 1972 10,000.00 2,850.00 12,850.00 1973 10,000.00 2,550.00 12,550.00 1974 10,000.00 2,250.00 12,250.00 1975 10,000.00 1,950.00 11,950.00 1976 10,000.00 1,650.00 11,650.00 1977 10,000.00 1,350.00 11,350.00 1978 10,000.00 1,050.00 11,050.00 1979 10,000.00 750.00 10,750.00 1980 10,000.00 450.00 10,450.00 1981 10,000.00 150.00 10 150.00 $150,000.00 $33,730.00 $1$3,780.00 _42_ SCHEDULE 16 SCHEDULE OF SALARIES AND WAGES - ALL FUNDS RATE OF TOTAL TITLE NUMBER COMPENSATION APPROPRIATION SUPERVISOR 1 8000, Supervisor 600. Deputy Supervisor 1 Confidential Secretary 7574, & Executive Assistant 1 4140, intermediate Typist 1 20314. TOTAL JUSTICES OF THE PEACE 2 3892. 7784. Court Clerks P. T. Justices 2 1026. 2052._. Cl ==1836. TOTAL COUNCILMEN 4 3000, _ 12000. Councilmen TOWN CLERK 1 10520. Town Clerk 48_2.0. Intermediate Typist 1 15340. TOTAL ASSESSOR 10000. Assessor 1 5576. Senior Typist 1 6312. Assessment Clerk 1 3200. Sr. Engineering Aide P.T. 1 3200. Engineering Dept. 3200. 1 2788. 278$, Intermediate Clerk P.T. 278$. Receiver of Taxes _9.00_._ Board of Review 3 25776. TOTAL RECEIVER OF TAXES 1 11151. Receiver of Taxes 5996, Deputy Receiver of Taxes 1 2788. Intermediate Clerk P.T. 1 2788. Assessor's Office 278$. i 19935. TOTAL -43- SCHEDULE 16 - (con'd) RATE OF TOTAL TITLE HUMBER COMPENQUION APPROPRIATION TOWN ATTORNEY Town Attorney 1 9205. Steno. Services 1 3600. 12805. TOTAL ENGINEER Engineer 1 13150. Senior Engineering Aide P.T. 1 3200. 3200. Assessor 3200. Senior Stenographer P.T. 1 2555. 2555. Building & Plumbing 2555. 18905. TOTAL ELECTION Custodians 2 300. 600. Temporary Employees 1160. Election Officials 100 11025. TOTAL 12785. COMPTROLLER Comptroller 1 12000. Intermediate Account 6000. Clerk & Typist 1 Intermediate Account Clerk 1 4420` 22420. TOTAL TOWN OFFICES Custodian P.T; 1 1665. 1665. Police Department 3332. —— 1665. TOTAL — RECREATION Superintendent 1 14530, Intermediate Typist 1 Commission Secretary 1 200. 5200, Maintenance Worker 1 31753. Temporary Employees TOTAL 52203. -44- SCHEDULE 16 - (con'd) RATE OF TOTAL TITLE NUMBER COMPENSATION APPROPRIATION SHELDRAKE RIVER PROJECT Consultant 1 1000. Custodian Ranger 1 6700, Laborers 1000. Secretary P.T. 1 200, TOTAL 8900, MISCELLANEOUS - GENERAL TOWN Superintendent of Highways 1 8000. POLICE Chief 1 11890. Lieutenant 1 9575. Detective Sergeant 1 9205. Sergeants 5 8840. 44200. Detective 1 8385. Patrolmen 23 Wage scale 7000, - 8000, plus 188245. Add11; man-days--compensation. Court Clerk 1 3000, - School Guards 6 8.00 per day 8880, Custodian P.T. 1 3332. 3332. Town Offices 1665. TOTAL 286712. PLANNING BOARD Secretary P.T. .1 200. BUILDING & PLUMBING Inspector 1 10520. Senior Stenographer P.T. 1 2555. 2555, Engineering Dept. 2555. Examining Board of Plumbers 3 180, TOTAL 23255. BOARD OF APPEALS Secretary P.T. 1 200, -45- SCHEDULE 16 - (con`d) RATE OF TOTAL TITLE NUMBER COMPENSATION APPROPRIATION HIGIZ MY General Foreman 1 7363. Labor Foremen 2 6198. 12396. Automotive Mechanic 1 6011, Laborers 16 Wage scale 5408,-5782. plus overtime. 62030. _ Note: Total of $120,000. (laborers) apportioned to Highway, Garbage, Sewer and Street Lighting. TOTAL 87800, GARBAGE DISTRICT Collectors 12 5780. 69360. Laborers (See Highway) 27500. 96860, TOTAL - PARK DISTRICT _ 9500. Foreman 1 Assistant Foreman 1 7200. Laborers 5 Wage scale 5512.-5720. plus overtime and additional. 31951. Secretary P.T. 1 200. 48851, TOTAL SEWER DISTRICT _ 2200, Laborers (See Highway) STREET LIGHTING DISTRICT 2500. Laborers (See Highway) FIRE DISTRICT 1 8250. Fireman nt 8000. 16000. Firemen - Charge of Shift 10 Wage scale 6750. - 7750. 75170= Firemen 960. Inspector P.T. 1 100380. TOTAL -46- 1 TOWN OF HAMARONECK EXHIBIT A - Arrears For Water Charges As Of June 30, 1966--Unpaid As Of November 18, 1966 Town of Hamaroneck Account Book & Page Block Parcel Ommer Premises Amount Due 182 201 91 401 150 Hardy Bldrs. Inc. 153 Weaver Street $7.20 2987 205 40 410 310 Salvatore Fazio 30 Weaver Street 12.6 3826 207 112 112 648 Henriette C. Addor 1 Daymon Terrace 1.98 TOTAL —i-21.32 RESOLVED, that the public hearing be and it hereby is declared closed. Whereupon since the Board signified that it was ready for the question on the adoption of the 1967 budget as herein modified and amended by resolutions, and herewith thus presented, on a motion by Councilman Quadrine, second- ed by Councilman Faiola, upon roll call, the following reso- lution was adopted by unanimous vote with all members of the Board present and voting: WHEREAS, this Town Board has met at the time and place specified in the Notice of Public Hearing on the Preliminary Budget, and heard all persons desiring to be heard thereon: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that this Town Board does hereby adopt such Preliminary Budget, as originally compiled and modified and amended by two reso- lutions hereinabove adopted, as the Annual Budget of this Town for the fiscal year begin- ning on the first (1st) day of January, 1967, and that such budget as so adopted be entered in detail in the minutes of the proceedings of this Town Board: (Budget herewith inserted) and be it further RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk of this Town shall prepare and certify, in duplicate, copies of said Annual Budget, as modified and amended, and adopted by this Town Board, together with the estimates, if any, adopted pursuant to section 202-a, subd. 2 of the Town Law, and deliver one (1) copy thereof to the Supervisor of this Town to be presented by him to the Board of Supervisors of this County; and be it further RESOLVED, that for the fiscal year 1967, the sum hereinafter set forth and for the purposes listed below, be levied, assessed, and collect- ed upon the taxable properties in the Town of Mamaroneck outside of the Villages of Larchmont and Mamaroneck (Part Town) , the properties of the several districts specified below and the several parcels of taxable property, franchise assessments, and persons within the Town and within such special districts, be extended on the tax roll of the Town of Mamaroneck against each of the several parcels affected by such assessments, or parts thereof, to-wit: -8- Estimated Tax Appropriation Revenues Levy For: GENERAL FUND Town Wide $490, 234. 00 $336,395. 00 $153. 839. 00 Part Town 499, 273. 00 33, 082. 00 466,191. 00 HIGHWAY FUND Items 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 241,126. 00 32, 828. 36 208, 297.64 SPECIAL DISTRICTS Garbage 203, 302. 00 11,460. 00 191,842. 00 Water 78,297. 00 70,400. 00 7, 897. 00 Street Lighting 27 ,600. 00 - - - - - 27,600. 00 Sewer 118, 742. 00 36,833. 00 81, 909. 00 Park 83, 641. 00 9,300. 00 74, 341. 00 Fire 177, 350. 00 1, 000. 00 176, 350. 00 and be it further RESOLVED, that pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 654 of the Laws of 1927 as amended, and the provi- sions of Article 12 of Chapter 61 of the Consolidated Laws, known as the Town Law, as amended, there be levi- ed against the several lots and parcels of land con- tained upon the statement hereto annexed and marked "Exhibit A" , the several sums set forth opposite each such parcel or lot of land on such statement as and for unpaid water charges due upon said lots or parcels, which said sums shall be placed in a separate column of the tax roll of the Town of Mamaroneck under the name "Water Rents". OLD BUSINESS 1. Report of Planning Board - Bonnie Briar Application for Extension of Swimming Pool A report of the Planning Board on the application of the Bonnie Briar Country Club, Inc. to increase the size of the existing swimming pool, dated December 4, 1966, was here- with presented and ordered filed for the record. Following discussion it was determined that the regular meeting of December 21st be moved to December 28th in order to provide sufficient time for publication of the Notice of Public Hearing thereon as required by law, and thereupon on motion by Councilman Chalif, seconded by Councilman Quad- rine, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that this Board hereby fixes, the date for holding the second regular meeting in December on Wednesday evening, December 28, 1966 instead of on Wednesday evening, December 21, 1966. And thereupon:;_ on motion by Councilman Chalif, seconded by Councilman Quadrine, it was unanimously -9- 1 RESOLVED, that a public hearing be held before this Board on the application of Bonnie Briar Country Club, Inc, to increase the size of the existing swimming pool on Wednesday evening, December 28, 1966, at 8 :15 p. m. in the Council Room of the Weaver Street Firehouse and that the Clerk be and he hereby is authorized to publish Notice of said hearing in conformance with law. Pursuant to request, it was directed that copies of the aforementioned report be forwarded to Mr. Lee Gibson, President of Bonnie Briar Country Club, Inc. , and Mr. J. W. Piper of 711 Weaver Street, Town. It was also directed that a copy of the Notice of Public Hearing be forwarded to all neighboring residents of the Club and to Mr. Lee Whitestone, President of the Bonnie Briar Civic Association. 2. Report of Police Commission - Traffic Requests, Mr. Thomas McCarthy The report of the Police Commission, forwarded to the Board in reply to its communication of November 18th re- garding certain suggestions offered by Mr. Thomas McCarthy at the November 15th meeting, was read into the record as follows : "This will reply to your November 18 letter addressed to the Commission regarding traffic requests made by Mr. Thomas McCarthy. "Concerning the stop lights at the intersections of North Chatsworth Avenue and Edgewood Avenue and at Edgewood Avenue and Murray Avenue, you have already received a copy of a report from Lieutenant Mancusi which indicates the accident rate over the last fif- teen years and which we feel is indicative of the fact that we do not have a problem at either of these intersections that would necessitate installa- tion of a traffic signal. In fact, you may or may not remember that the intersectionaat Murray Avenue and Edgewood Avenue was signalized in years back (prior to 1950) , and the accident rate at the inter- section with traffic signals installed was higher than it has been since. While this may seem unusual, it is often the case that traffic signals actually result in a number of rear-end accidents. "On subject No. 3 of your letter, concerning the speed -- limit on Maple Hill Drive, I am attaching a copy of a letter addressed to Mr. McCarthy on March 22, 1965 covering this same subject. We do not feel the facts to be substantially changed, and under no circumstances -10- it would we be willing either to reduce the speed limit on Maple Hill Drive or install a "Full Stop" sign on a through street. We would like to re-emphasize what we said in that letter, namely that on-street parking always constitutes a hazard since it blocks visibility and allows children to dart out from behind parked cars. Therefore, we recommend that the people in this area cooperate by putting their cars in their driveways and also by being certain that the children do not play in the street as they often do, particularly on Orsini Drive. " NEW BUSINESS 1. Report of Police Commission - Parking, Myrtle Boulevard-Madison Street Area A report addressed to the Town Board by the Police Com- mission under date of November 21, 1966, in connection with parking conditions in the Myrtle Boulevard-Madison Street area was read into the record as follows: "This will confirm the discussion held Saturday, November 19 regarding parking in the Myrtle Boulevard-Madison Avenue area. It was agreed that the following actions would be taken: "l. Effective with the completion of the grad- ing and paving presently under way on Maxwell Street, this parking area would be metered. The meter regulations would be five cents for each two hours, approximately, with the maximum to be 25 cents for twelve hours. These regulations would be in effect from 7 :00 a. m. to 7 :00 p. m. on weekdays but would not be in force on Saturday, Sunday, and holidays. "2. It was agreed that with the completion of the parking area on the recently acquired land between Myrtle Boulevard and the Thruway, this lot would also be metered, and the regulations would call for five cents for approximately two hours, with the total again to be 25 cents for a twelve-hour period. These regulations would also be in effect from 7 :00 a. m. to 7 :00 P. m. Monday through Fri- day, but not on Saturday, Sunday and holidays. It should be noted that the regulations in this lot will be identical with those in Parking Lot No. 1 adjacent to the Chatsworth Garage so that the com- muter can go to either location for the same fee. "3. Present regulations on Myrtle Boulevard in the vicinity of the stores call for a 20-minute limit on the north side and a three-hour limit on the south side of the street. With completion of the new parking lot between Myrtle Boulevard and the Thruway, it is planned that both sides of Myrtle -11- Boulevard in the vicinity of the stores will be changed to 30-minute parking. In the meantime, the regulations will remain unchanged. "4. It is not contemplated that there will be any change in the present three-hour parking regula- tions in the vicinity of Longines or on Madison Avenue. This will be subject to review at a future date after the above changes have been effected. " Mr. D. E. Schaffer of Longines who was present request- ed notification of all further meetings regarding traffic conditions and the parking situation in the Myrtle Boulevard- Madison Avenue area. 2. School Tours - 1966 For the Board' s information, Councilwoman Helwig review- ed this year ' s "Go-See" tour conducted for the 7th grade students of all schools in the area. COMMUNICATIONS 1. Letter, Mrs. Ann Sheinhouse A letter addressed to the Supervisor and Council by Mrs. Ann Sheinhouse dated December 5, 1966, was read into the record as follows : "During the early part of November a proposal was made, through letters to Mayors of Larchmont Village and Mamaroneck Village and the Supervisor of the Town, that a bi-partisan committee be form- ed to study the question of whether a simplifica- tion of local governments is advisable. "This proposal was made with the full understanding that such studies have been attempted before - though never, I believe, with the full cooperation of all three communities working together. The Joint Consolidation Study Committee, composed of members from both Larchmont Village and the Unin- corporated Area of the Town was, I understand, not acting so much on its own initiative as in re- action to proposed changes in Mamaroneck Village, and has been inactive for some time. Despite this, an appropriate first step might be to ask the Com- mittee for a report on its conclusions, or for more current recommendations. "I am enclosing a copy of the letter with the ori- ginal proposal and specific recommendations on the composition of the committee. As leaders of -12- 1 the municipality with the largest population and with, perhaps, the greatest stake in the results, I urge the Town Council to take the lead in form- ing a group to study this complex problem. " (The letter enclosure referred to in Mrs. Skein- house' s letter is not quoted herewith but is filed as part of the record. ) Following discussion thereof it was directed that Council- man Chalif reply thereto on behalf of the Council. 2. Public Service Commission Notices - Electric Rates The Attorney presented the Public Service Commission Notices which were ordered received and filed and stated for the record that he would attend all meetings with reference to Consolidated Edison' s proposed changes in electric rates on behalf of this Board. 3. Public Service Commission Notice - Petition, Wilder Transportation, Inc. Following the Attorney ' s advice that this notice was for information only, and required no action on the part of this Board, it was ordered received and filed for the record. 4. Request - Hartford Insurance Group - Claim - T. Grier Pursuant to the Attorney' s recommendation, on motion by Councilwoman Helwig, seconded by Councilman Quadrine, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes payment in the sum of $50. 00 to the Hartford Insurance Group for its settlement of claim of T. Grier v Town of Mamaroneck under the Town' s policy containing a $50. 00 deductible clause. 5. Letter - Owen A. Mandeville The following letter, addressed to the Supervisor and Board by Mr. Owen A. Mandeville under date of December 7, 1966, was read into the record as follows : "From various sources I am told that the Town Board has been developing plans to reduce the parking area, embodying Jefferson Street, at the rear of Chatsworth Gardens. -13- .1 4 "This area has been employed for the present pur- pose for over thirty years by tenants in and around Chatsworth Gardens. This area, thirty-five feet in width, was never paved, as you know, and it has been somewhat of a problem to maintain for this period of time. "Some years ago, the owners of Chatsworth Gardens, Unit B, purchased from the Town an adjacent parcel in order to relieve the parking situation. when they applied for a permit to improve this parcel, the application was denied. Because of the increas- ed number of cars and the elimination of the former parking area now employed for playground and park purposes, the time has come to correct a parking condition that is going to get worse before it gets better, both day and night. "The tenants in all the apartment buildings in this area are in the same position. People from both in and out of the Town, who use the station, park where they can find space and most of the time they are directly in front of the buildings because of the off— street parking regulations. This happens every morn- ing until all the street space is absorbed, resulting later on in the day in the tenants having no place to park at all. "This problem, for safety sake, warrants your immediate attention. The citizens involved are worthy and en- titled to know the future plans of the Town Board. "Thanking you for giving this your good attention, I beg to remain " The Board directed the Supervisor to reply to Mr. Mande- ville with copy of correspondence to the Board of Police Commissioners. 6. Appointment of Intermediate Account Clerk Pursuant to memorandum of the Comptroller dated Decem- ber 7, 1966, herewith presented and filed for the record, on motion by Councilman 4uadrine, seconded by Councilman Faiola, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes the probationary appointment of Mrs. Rose Soper of 1522 James Street, Mamaroneck, as Intermediate Account Clerk to serve in the Comptroller' s Office of the Town of Mamaro- neck to be compensated at the rate of $4, 160. per annum beginning as of December 8, 1966. -14- REPORTS The Town Clerk The Clerk presented the following reports which were ordered received and filed: Report of the Receiver of Taxes and Assessments for the month of November 1966. Town Clerk' s report for the month of November 1966. Report of the Building & Plumbing Inspector for the month of November 1966. Report of the Westchester Shore Humane Society, Inc. for the month of November 1966. Summary of Receipts & Disbursements - January 1, 1966 through October 31, 1966. Official Statement of Votes Cast and Canvassed in West- chester County at the General Election, November 8, 1966. Affidavits of Publication and Posting of Local Law No. 3 for the year 1966. The Supervisor -- 1. Flags - Half Mast The Supervisor advised the Board that he had directed that all flags in the Town of Mamaroneck be flown at half- mast today in memory of Pearl Harbor and in honor of those who were killed in the attack 25 years ago. 2. Board of Supervisors - Reapportionment The Supervisor reported that he had voted against "Plan Eight" in accordance with the dictates of his conscience. He stated that this however did not mean that he was in favor of Districting "per se". He explained that although the County Executive had vetoed the Board's approval of this Plan, the vote had carried over the veto - - it having a 2/3 majority with the veto thus defeated. The plan would now go before Federal Court Judge Nolan, and if found legally acceptable, would be put before the people for vote on April 18th. Councilwoman Helwig expressed the Board' s admiration of the Supervisor ' s steadfast and consciencious opposition to this plan and offered the following resolution commending him on his action which was unanimously seconded and adopt- ed to be forwarded to Mr. Elmer J. Maloney, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors : -15- 16 WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors of Westchester County has approved for submission to the voters of this County a plan for reapportionment of that Board which increases the number of Super- visors to 54 members, and WHEREAS, Supervisor Peter F. Kane has twice gone on record in opposition to this reapportionment plan, known as Plan 8, because of his belief that an increase in the number of Supervisors is un- warranted and that other plans offered for con- sideration would be more equitable and more eco- nomical for residents of the County and the Town of Mamaroneck NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Mamaroneck supports the position taken by Super- visor Kane which is fully in accord with the opinion of the members of this Board, and be it further RESOLVED, that the Town Board commends the Supervisor for his steadfast and consciencious opposition to this plan for increasing the size of the County Board of Supervisors. Councilman Chalif -- Councilman Chalif stated that he had no report at this time. Councilwoman Helwig -- 1. Reimbursement for Beautification Program Councilwoman Helwig reported that the Town had been reimbursed in full for its salary expenditures on last summer ' s Beautification program. 2. Apportionments Councilwoman Helwig presented for authorization the following petitionssubmitted by the Assessor for the correction of the assessment roll so as to permit the apportionment of taxes, and thereon on her motion, seconded by Councilman Chalif, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote of the Board: 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 -16- 17 County Administrative Code, known as the Westchester County Tax Law; and WHEREAS, after due consideration, this Board finds it desirable to grant said petitions for the correction of said assessment roll: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the assessment roll of 1966, taxes of 1967, which shows property now appear- ing on the roll as follows : Block Parcel Name Land Imp Total 230 237 Investors Collateral Corp. $5, 000. $4, 000. $9,000 be corrected as follows in accordance with the provisions of subdivision 5 of Section 557 : Block Parcel Name Land Imp Total 230 237 Robert Mounty & W $3, 300. $4, 000. $7, 300 230 247 Investors Collateral Corp. 1, 700. 1, 700 and be it further RESOLVED that the assessment roll of 1966, taxes of 1967, which shows property now appear- ing on the roll as follows: Block Parcel Name Land Total 230 194 Investors Collateral $ 5, 000. $5, 000. be corrected as follows in accordance with the provisions of subdivision 5 of Section 557 : Block Parcel Name Land Total 230 194 Investors Collateral $ 4, 000. $4, 000. 230 230 Robert Mounty & W 1, 000. 1, 000. 3. Letter - Outdoor Education Project Councilwoman Helwig read into the record for the Board' s information, the following letter addressed to her by Charles C. Ochs, Curriculum Coordinator of the Outdoor Edu- cation Project in Lima, Pennsylvania, under date of Novem- ber 16, 1966: "Last week, at the request of Mr. Clifford Emanu- elson of the Pinchot Institute, I sent you a set of our curricular materials for outdoor education. Last week-end I visited some friends in Mamaroneck and had the opportunity of seeing your conserva- tion area on a beautiful Sunday morning. You and the other far sighted people of Mamaroneck are to be 'commended for doing such a fine job. My friends -17- a 3 who have two daughters in Mamaroneck schools, spoke to me of their trips through this pre- served area with pride and enthusiasm. "I would like very much to have a copy of the trail booklet which you have prepared. I looked through the copy my friends had and noted some things which I feel we would do well to adopt here. If you would send me a copy I would be most grateful. "Wishing you continued success in your community venture, I am " The Board expressed its compliments to Mrs. Helwig. Councilman Quadrine - - 1. Progress Reports a. Maxwell Street Councilman Quadrine reported that the reconstruc- tion of Maxwell Street was 95% completed, awaiting only the final leveling and installation of bumpers and meters. b. Haulage of Fill - Councilman Quadrine reported that good progress was being made in hauling the fill from Maplemoor Golf Club to the Hommocks with some 1, 000 yards already moved. He stated that with the Supervisor' s foresight the Town would obtain this $20, 000. item with practically no "out-of-pocket" expense to the Town. The Board paid tribute and expressed its commenda- tion to the Supervisor for his thinking and judgment in this matter. 2. Authorization to Advertise for Bids a. Hommocks Storm Drain Pursuant to memo of the Engineer dated December 2, 1966 herewith presented by Councilman Quadrine and filed for the record, on his motion, seconded by Councilman - Faiola, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes the Town Engineer to prepare the specifica- tion for the 48" round corrugated asphalt coated metal storm drain in the Hommocks and the Town Clerk, in accordance with law, to -18- publish in the official newspaper of the Town of Mamaroneck, "The Daily Times" , a Notice for Bids thereon, said bids to be returnable opened and read aloud publicly at the regular meeting on January 4, 1967 at 8 :15 p. m. , in the Council Room of the Weaver Street Firehouse, Weaver Street, Town of Mamaroneck. b. Front End Loader and Backhoe Pursuant to memorandum of the Engineer herewith presented by Councilman Quadrine and ordered filed for the record, on his motion, seconded by Councilman Chalif, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes the Town Engineer to prepare the specifica- tions for a new Front End Loader and Backhoe, and the Town Clerk, in accordance with law, to publish in the official newspaper of the Town of Mamaroneck, "The Daily Times", Notice for Bids therefor, said bids to be returnable, opened and read aloud at the regular meeting of this Board on December 28th at 8:15 p. m. , in the Council Room of the Weaver Street Firehouse, Weaver Street, Town of Mamaroneck. Councilman Faiola -- 1. Minutes - Committee on Family and Youth Councilman Faiola presented for the Board' s information, the minutes of the meeting of the Committee on Family and Youth, which were herewith ordered received and filed for the record. He advised that Mrs. Samuels had received some 1200 of the questionnaires with from 80 to 90% thereof in favor of a Teen Center. Also, he reported that the dance held at the Westchester Jewish Center had been attended by some 390 young persons and expressed with the Board' s unanimous agreement, high tribute and commendation to this Committee on its efforts and program. The Town Attorney -- The Attorney stated that he had no report at this time. OTHER BUSINESS 1. Mrs. Vito Luceno Mrs. Luceno spoke of a matter of deep concern to all of the associations in the area - namely, the traffic conditions on the Boston Post Road between the New Rochelle and City of -19- Rye lines, particularly referring to the Stuart Avenue cor- ner in the Village of Mamaroneck. Mayor Phillips, she advised, felt that the State needed to come in and do a survey in the area, which was being re- quested, and she urged that the Town request the State to make such survey through the Town area along with that of the Village area. The Board thanked Mrs. Luceno and directed that this be referred to the Board of Police Commissioners with request for State survey through the Town of Mamaroneck area. It was also suggested that the Automobile Association also be requested to make such a survey and it was directed that this too be forwarded to Mr. Viebranz, Chairman of the Police Commission. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before the meet- ing, on motion duly made and seconded, it was declared ad- journed at 9:47 p. m. , to reconvene on December 28, 1966. BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS The meeting of the Board of Fire Commissioners was con- vened immediately upon the adjournment of the Town Board meeting. Commissioner Chalif -- Before the commencement of the Commission' s regular business, Commissioner Chalif complimented the Fire Depart- ment on its lovely decorations so in keeping with the Season. 1. Claims Upon presentation by Commissioner Faiola and on his motion, seconded by Commissioner Chalif, 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 1966 Fire Department budget: Atlantic Service Center $ 12. 50 R. G. Brewer, Inc. 31.42 Corner Store 7. 20 Excelsior Auto Repair & Mch.Wks. 45. 09 -- Franklin Cleaners 103. 05 Klein' s 8. 59 E. J. Lewis Typewriter Co. 24. 00 N. Y. Telephone Co. 95.40 Sound Tire & Supply Co. , Inc. 11. 76 Total $339. 01 -20- 2. Reports Commissioner Faiola presented the following report which was ordered received and filed: Fire Report for November, 1966. Commissioner Faiola also reported to the Commission that the Firemanics Classes had been well attended. 3. Communications There were no communications to be presented at this meeting. 4. Adjournment There being no further business to come before the meet- ing, on motion duly made and seconded, it was declared ad- journed at 10:00 p. m. , to reconvene on December 28, 1966. i wn erk -21-