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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1967_06_07 Town Board Minutes MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF MAMARONECK, HELD JUNE 7, 1967, 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 Quadrine Councilman Chalif Councilman Faiola Absent: None Also Present: Mr. Gronberg - Town Clerk Mrs. Brewer - Deputy Clerk Mr. Johnston - Town Attorney Mr. Altieri - Comptroller Mr. Widulski - Engineer APPROVAL OF MINUTES On motion duly made and seconded, the minutes of the regular meeting of May 17, 1967 were approved as submitted. THE SUPERVISOR For the convenience of the large group of Baldwin Hills residents present, the Supervisor, with the consent of the Board, deferred the regular order of business in order to consider at this time the petition regarding Lot No. 10 (Item 2 under Communications on the Agenda). A petition addressed to the Supervisor and carrying the signatures of 24 families in Baldwin Hills was then read into the record as follows: "The undersigned, residents of the Town of Mamaro- neck, County of Westchester, State of New York, hereby request that the following matter be for- mally placed on the agenda of the Town Board, for its approval, at its next regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday, June 7, 1967: "That the present owners of a certain Lot 10 on the field map of the Baldwin Hills Development Corporation, entitled subdivision map of Baldwin Hills in the Town of Mamaroneck, Westchester County, New York, made by Thomas J. McEvoy, Sur- -1- veyor, dated March 29, 1965 and filed in West- chester County, County Clerk's Office, division of land records on September 20, 1965 as map number 14615, and which Lot is scheduled to be deeded to the Town of Mamaroneck, be relieved from such performance and that the Town of Mamaroneck accept from said owners, in lieu thereof, a reasonable sum of money; or in the alternative, and simultaneously with the deeding over of said property, that the said present owners be permitted to repurchase said property - from the Town of Mamaroneck, for a reasonable sum of money. "The undersigned are the owners of real property in the immediate vicinity of said property and are of the opinion that the construction of a limited recreation area thereon will be of no benefit to the Town, would be a constant source of irritation and may be detrimental to the wel- fare of the immediate community". At the Supervisor's invitation, the following persons were then heard on the petition: In favor: Mr. Wynne B. Stern, Jr. - 15 Jason Lane Mr. Stern spoke at some length and in detail to the points set forth in the petition, emphasizing each of the reasons stated in protest to the proposed use of Lot No. 10 for recreation. Mr. Donald Flach - 8 McKenna Place Mr. Flach stated that he was 100% in agreement with Mr. Stern whose feelings, he further said, were shared by all the families named in the petition; all of whom earnest- ly requested that the developer be permitted to build on Lot No. 10 rather than have it used for recreation. Councilman Chalif Councilman Chalif inquired of the two gentlemen whether they would object to the Town holding Lot No. 10 as vacant land if it were not developed for recreation at the present time. Both replied that they would inasmuch as the lot would deteriorate and in all likelihood become a health hazard - thus they strongly favored that the Town be remunerated by the developer for the value of the lot and that a house be built thereon immediately. Councilman Chalif Councilman Chalif then asked whether there was sufficient place for the children to play if this lot were released -2- for building purposes to which the answer was in the affir- mative. Councilman Chalif then spoke of the present development of many small neighborhood areas in New York City in order to provide safe play places for children and have them remov- ed from the City streets. Messrs. Stern and Flach stated that they were cognizant of the situation in the City, but felt that the needs of the city were not to be compared with those of this community. Mr. Joseph Derrico - 6 McKenna Place Mr. Derrico, also in reply to Mr. Chalif's observation about the city play areas, described the circular area (or cul de sac) in the Baldwin Hills development - in addi- tion to which he stated that the plots were of sufficient size to permit small children playing in their own yards since each property owner had plenty of room for swings, jungle gyms, etc. In reply to Councilman Chalif's question, Mr. Derrico stated that he was definitely in favor of a home being built immediately on Lot No. 10 - rather than either present recreation use or its being held as empty land since vacant land tended to become a dumping area. Councilman Quadrine Councilman Quadrine stated that if Lot #10 were deeded to the Town and accepted, the Town would certainly prohibit dumping and keep it clean. Mr. Joseph Derrico Mr. Derrico then stated that he wished to bring out another reason not yet mentioned for requesting that Lot #10 not be used for recreational purposes, which was that since this parcel was landlocked, the children of residents on Baldwin Place would walk through the neighboring Baldwin Hills properties to the recreation area since its only entrance was from the development side. Councilman Quadrine Councilman Quadrine pointed out that when children played in streets it took only one serious accident - - which it was to be hoped would not happen anywhere in the Town, and that for this reason, he stated that he still felt serious consideration should be given to the retention of Lot #10 for recreational purposes. Mr. Jerome Kretchmar Mr. Kretchmar, the developer, pointed out that as far as the developers were concerned they had no problem since they had deeded Lot No. 10 to the Town as requested. -3- f~ . a In Opposition Mr. Robert J. Lawrence - Mr. Lawrence stated that he was in favor of retention of Lot #10 for recreation since at the present time there was still some vacant land in Baldwin Hills on which the children played. This would soon be gone and he queried where the children would then play. He further stated that it had been proposed that a meeting be held and a Baldwin Hills Association formed so that the views of all of the residents of Baldwin Hills could be presented rather than just of those who were opposed to the retention of Lot #10. The Supervisor The Supervisor thanked Mr. Lawrence and stated that he felt the Board was cognizant of the fact that there were two sides to the question and that both had been well put and would be given every consideration. Councilman Chalif Councilman Chalif said that for his single self after thinking about this problem and having lived in the com- munity for the past 34 years, it was his feeling that the greatest contribution this Board or any Board could make to the community was to preserve any and all empty or vacant land available. He further stated that he particu- larly felt so in view of the recent population explosion and he therefore urged that all empty land be preserved. Councilman Faiola Councilman Faiola stated that while he agreed in principle with the observations made by Councilmen Chalif and Quadrine endorsing the retention of vacant land, he felt, however, that the wishes of the 24 families residing in the area could not be ignored since all seemed to feel strongly that recreational use of Lot #10 would create a nuisance of some seriousness to the entire area. Mr. Philip Wexler Mr. Wexler stated that he felt the proposed recreational use of Lot #10 was well meant. However, he pointed out that the area was too small in that if older children were playing ball, younger children would be endangered with any sandboxes, jungle gyms, etc. knocked over and probably moved out of the way. He felt that adequate play areas certainly required far more space than was available in the subject plot. Councilwoman Helwig Councilwoman Helwig, speaking as Liaison to the Recreation Commission, stated that she felt all of the views expressed this evening should be presented to both the Planning Board -4- and the Recreation commission, and extended an invitation to those present this evening to attend the meetings of both these Boards since they were open to the public. Councilman Chalif Councilman Chalif, speaking as Liaison to the Planning Board, echoed Mrs. Helwig's invitation, adding that since both meetings were on June 14th, he would see that a meet- ing was held by the Planning Board at a subsequent date if desired so that everyone would have an opportunity to be heard by both of these Boards. And thereupon since no one else wished to be heard, on motion by Councilman Faiola, seconded by Councilwoman Helwig, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that the petition herein presented be referred to the Planning Board and the Recreation Commission and that all interested persons be invited to attend the meetings of the said Boards so that they might be heard on the aforesaid petition. Mr. Kretchmar At this time Mr. Kretchmar, observing that the request for reduction of the bond for Baldwin Hills presented at the last meeting was not on the agenda, inquired the Board's pleasure in this matter. The Town Attorney, at the Supervisor°s request, explained that the deed to Lot #10, one of the conditions imposed for consideration of the reduction, had been presented to him by Mr. Kretchmar at the opening of this meeting and that he would certainly like to have the opportunity to examine it before recommending reduction to the Board. Mr. Kretchmar, explaining the urgency of the need for this reduction in order to obviate a high premium payment due by the middle of June, asked whether he could have the understanding that the reduction would be granted if the deed were found to be in order. Councilman Quadrine Councilman Quadrine then raised the question of whether the sewer-manhole situation complained of by the Village of Mamaroneck, another condition for reduction, had been corrected as requested at the last meeting. Mr. Kretchmar replied that a meeting had been held with the Town Engineer and the Village Engineer and that both were satisfied that the condition had been corrected satis- factorily. Councilman Quadrine then stated that he had not been so advised, and therefor asked Mr. Widulski whether the fore- going statement was correct. -5- 197 Mr. Widulski replied that the objections raised by the Village of Mamaroneck had been about 90 to 95% rescinded with only the obtaining of an air-tight cover for the sewer manhole and the construction of the head wall remaining to be completed. He further explained that the cover had been ordered and that the wall would be constructed immediately upon receipt of the necessary permit from the Thruway for which Mr. Kretchmer had applied. Whereupon in compliance with the developer's request and the Attorney's recommendation, on motion by Councilman Chalif, seconded by Councilwoman Helwig, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes the reduction of the Performance Bond of the subdivi- sion known as "Baldwin Hills" from $180, 000. 00 to $15, 000. 00, subject to the Attorney's approval of the deed conveying Lot #10 to the Town and the installation of an air-tight sewer manhole cover and the construction rock head wall to the satis- faction of the Town Engineer. OPENING OF BIDS 1. Hommocks Storm Drain & Manhole The Clerk presented the affidavit of publication of the Notice for bids for the record, and opened and read aloud the follow- ing bids: Bidder Bid Bilotta Construction Corp. $ 26, 590.00 Salvatore Micelli 18,815.00 Girondo Contracting Corp. 41,100.00 Felix Contracting Corp. 21, 000. 00 Polera Building Corp. 20, 960. 00 In the interest of time and in accord with the Engineer's rec- ommendation, it was then on a motion by Councilwoman Hel- wig and seconded by Councilman Chalif, unanimously RESOLVED, that this Board hereby accepts the bid of the low bidder, Salvatore Micelli, in the sum of $18, 815. 00, subject to approval by Councilman Quadrine, the Town Engineer, the Town Attorney and Comptroller; and be it further RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk is hereby au- thorized to return all bid checks except that of the successful bidder. 2.- Sidewalk Reconstruction (Myrtle and Madison) The Clerk presented the affidavit of publication of the Notice for bids for the record, and opened and read aloud the only bid received as follows: that of Louis Petrillo, Inc. in the sum of $4, 647. 80. -6- Councilman Chalif inquired of Councilman Quadrine, Liaison to the Public Works Department, whether it would be out of order to ask whether the Town forces could perform this work. In reply, he was advised that the question was certainly in order but that it could not be performed by the Highway staff due to the size of the construction, the extremely heavy Highway agenda, and the short-handed staff of that department. The Engineer then pointed out that the only bid received was far in excess of the budgetary appropriation for this project, whereupon, by common consent of the Board, the bid was rejected and the Engineer authorized to readvertise. OLD BUSINESS 1. Proposed Sub-division Laurel Avenue The Supervisor recognized former Senator Meighan who in- quired whether a determination had been reached on his client's request, previously presented to this Board, for permission to continue Laurel Avenue southerly through property known as Block 124, Parcel 234 on the Tax Assess- ment Map of the Town of Mamaroneck in order to provide service for a proposed subdivision containing five addi- tional homes. Whereupon following some discussion, upon the Attorney's advice that there was no legal hindrance to the Town Board's accepting road improvements on a right-of-way paved to the extent of 25 feet in width rather than the statu- tory required 50 feet, it was, on motion by Councilman Quadrine, seconded by Councilman Faiola, unanimously RESOLVED, that this Board hereby approves the construction of street improvements on a right-of-way paved to a width of 25 feet be- tween the present dead-end portion of Laurel Avenue bordering Block 124, Parcel 234 on the Tax Assessment Map of the Town of Ma- maroneck, said improvements to be con- structed in compliance with the requirements of the Town of Mamaroneck Planning Board, the Town Engineer and all applicable Town ordinances. 2. Landscape Gardeners - Rubbish Disposal A request presented sometime ago by Landscape Contractors in the Town of Mamaroneck was brought to the Board's at- tention by the Supervisor and referred to Councilman Quad- rine, Liaison to the Public Works Department. -7- 199 .Councilman Quadrine explained that the request had been presented first at the time of the Supervisor's and Councilman Chalif's absence and because of its serious- ness, the request had been deferred until their return so that it could be discussed and studied by the full Board. Councilman Quadrine stated that a meeting was held with the Town Engineer and Superintendent of Highways in endeavoring to work out a solution but that due to the lack of landfill area, Councilman Quadrine suggested that the necessary equipment be rented so that large holes could be dug in the Hommocks Area so that the landscape gardeners could dispose of their rubbish waste. These large holes could then be backfilled. Councilman Quadrine felt that there was much area left to be filled with rubbish and that the available space would not be filled within one month's time as had been pointed out by Councilwoman Helwig and the Town Engineer. Councilman Quadrine further stated that if we did not allow the landscape gardeners to dispose of their rubbish at the Hommocks Land Fill Area, they would place their rubbish in containers at the street curb. This would mean that the Town Board would have to accept the gar- deners' rubbish in any event. This also would mean more work, more man-hours expended, and more cost to the Town because this work would have to be accomplished by the Town garbage collectors. During the discussion, the Supervisor stated that the County which was presently deeply involved in the matter of rubbish disposal on a County-wide level was gravely considering a completely new procedure which could possibly eliminate the need for any addition to the local plant or the Hommocks area. These plans, he stated, could not be revealed now but well might be available to the press and public within the next six months. In the course of further discussion, Councilwoman Helwig in answering queries of the gardeners, stated that the Town Board had never considered reopening the Hommocks Area for general rubbish but only for grass clippings and garden refuse from residents gardens as an accommodation to lo- cal gardeners. The available area will be completely filled in a very short time and must be used just by the Town for its own collections, she felt. At this time both Mr. Clapps and Mr. Fatone speaking as resident taxpayers of the Town as well as on behalf of the Landscape Contractors Association, again vehemently protested the ban, describing it as discriminatory against them and detailing the hardship it imposed on them. They further stated that they had been promised a definite _g_ 200 answer this evening and thereupon Councilwoman Helwig stated that they should have their answer and offered the following resolution which was seconded by Council- man Chalif: RESOLVED, that this Board hereby prohibits any and all rubbish disposal in the area known as the Hommocks other than that collected in the Town of Mamaroneck. The vote on the foregoing resolution, upon roll call, was as follows: Councilman Chalif - Aye Councilwoman Helwig - Aye Supervisor Kane - Aye Councilman Quadrine stated that before he voted, he would like to say that he did not feel that the Board was sufficiently informed of the entire situation or condition in the area - nor that it had been discussed sufficiently in executive session - and thereupon he voted as follows: Councilman Quadrine - No Councilman Faiola - No The resolution was therefore adopted by a majority vote of three (3) Ayes and two (2) Noes. Councilwoman Helwig, in replying to Councilman Quadrine, observed that the Board would have had more time if he had not been delayed at a meeting when this subject was under discussion. Upon recognition, Mrs. John Marek of Hommocks Road com- plained that resumption of rubbish disposal at the Hommocks had caused offensive odors which once again caused a problem. Councilwoman Helwig queried the Engineer as to what material presently being disposed of in the Landfill Area could cause an odor to which Mr. Widulski replied that some incinerated materials did have a faint odor but certainly that it was not a "foul" odor as describ- ed by Mrs. Marek. NEW BUSINESS 1. Memo of Town Clerk - Polling Place, 18th District Pursuant to Notice herewith presented by the Town Clerk and ordered received and filed for the record, on motion by Councilman Chalif, seconded by Councilman Quadrine, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that pursuant to Notice of the Town Clerk herewith filed, this Board here- by approves that the polling place for the 18th -9- 2;A Election District in the Town of Mamaroneck for the purpose of registering and voting remain in the Hampshire House Renting Office, 3 Washington Square, Larchmont, New York. COMMUNICATIONS 1. Requests for Expense Authorizations - Police Commission a) Workshop - Municipal Police Training Council Pursuant to request of the Police Commission dated June 6, 1967, herewith presented and filed for the record, on motion by Councilwoman Helwig, seconded by Council- man Chalif, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes the expenditure of a sum not to exceed $12.00 to cover expenses of Chief Mancusi, Lieutenant O'Brien and Sergeant Loveley in attending a workshop for police instructors at Westchester Community College on June 15th and 16th, 1967. b) F. B. I. National Academy, Hamburg, New York Pursuant to request of the Police Commission dated June 6, 1967, herewith presented and filed for the record, on motion by Councilman Chalif, seconded by Councilman Faiola, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes the expenditure of a sum not to exceed $140.00 to cover expenses of Chief Mancusi in attending the conference to be conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy at Hamburg, New York, from June 25th through June 29th, 1967. 2. Petition - Lot #10, Baldwin Hills (Mr. Wynne D. Stern, Jr.) This item was discussed previously this evening. 3. New York, New Haven & Hartford Tax Payment - Request for Waiver of Interest, Penalties and Costs Pursuant to communication addressed to the Receiver of Taxes by Mr. J. E. Limerick, Tax Agent for the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company, under date of May 18, 1967, and State of Tax Arrears, dated June 8, 1967, herewith presented by the Town Attorney and filed for the record, in accordance with the Tax Receiver's request and recommendation of the Attorney, it was on motion by Coun- cilman Faiola, seconded by Councilman Quadrine, unani- mously -10- RESOLVED, that the penalties and expenses set forth below on the property owned by the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company, and apportioned from Block 603, Parcel 509 on the Tax Assessment Map of the Town of Mamaro- neck, be cancelled: Block 603, Parcel 509 - Chatsworth Coal Lessee Year of Sale Year of Levy Amount 1962 1961 $ 5.17 1963 1962 7.01 1964 1963 7.54 1965 1964 7.77 $ 27.49 Block 603, Parcel 509 - Conn Quarries Lessee 1962 1961 $ 22.29 1963 1962 32.03 1964 1963 35.24 1965 1964 36.60 $126.16 and be it further RESOLVED, that the Receiver of Taxes be and he hereby is authorized to cancel said penalties and expenses on his record; and be it further RESOLVED, that the interest accrued thereon be waived. 4. Letter - Dr. Richard A. Herrmann - Murdock Woods - Health Hazard The Clerk presented a letter concerning alleged health hazard due to the developer's failure to provide for adequate drainage of the area and his failure to dispose properly of the debris attendant upon his activities, resulting in a swamp land developing in the area address- ed to the Department of Health, Town of Mamaroneck, under date of May 29, 1967 by Dr. Richard A. Herrmann, which was herewith ordered received and filed for the record. After some discussion, the Supervisor requested that the members of the Board visit the site discussed in Dr. Herrmann's letter on Saturday morning at 10:00 a. m., directing that Dr. Herrmann be so advised. 5. Letter - Robert Mounty - Traffic Conditions - Larchmont Hills The Clerk read a letter addressed to the Traffic Depart- ment of Mamaroneck under date of June 1, 1967, by Mr. -11- I Robert Mounty, 4 Country Club Drive, Larchmont, which was referred to the Traffic Commission and the Police Chief for study and report to this Board with direc- tion that Mr. Mounty be so advised. 6. Request to Plant Trees on Easement The Clerk presented a letter addressed to the Town Board by Mr. Don Zacharia under date of May 18th requesting permission to plant six flowering trees approximately 8' in height; four Hemlocks, approximate- ly 6' high on an Easement at 19 Kolbert Drive. Councilman Quadrine stated that he understood these trees had already been planted and that while they were very beautiful, he was fearful of anything on any Easement since these were for the purpose of hav- ing public utilities readily accessible to the Town forces at any time repairs were needed. The Attorney advised that these plantings were in vio- lation of the Easement Agreements held by the Town of Mamaroneck and that Mr. Zacharia should be advised that the Town is not in any way liable for the plant- ings nor replacement thereof, in the event they had to be removed to perform necessary repairs, which the Board so directed. 7. Notice of Hearing - New Rochelle Zoning Board - Case 48 - 1967 (6 foot fence) The Clerk presented a Notice of Public Hearing dated May 25, 1967 addressed to him by the City of New Rochelle, and upon the Attorney's advice that the Town of Mamaroneck would not be adversely affected was ordered received and filed for the record. Reports The Town Clerk - - The Clerk presented the following reports which were herewith ordered received and filed for the record: Report of Building and Plumbing inspector for the month of May, 1967. Report of Receiver of Taxes and Assessments for the month of May, 1967. Summary of Receipts & Disbursements for the period January 1, 1967 - May 31, 1967. Report of Westchester Shore Humane Society for the month of May, 1967. Municipal Dog Patrol Report for the month of may, 1967. -12- The Supervisor - - 1. Removal of Special Patrol - Hommocks Area For the Board's information the Supervisor reported that after discussion it was the Board's decision that the Special Patrol at the Hommocks land-fill area could be terminated as of June 8th. He brought out that this Patrol had been effective in the elimination of "gypsy" dumping and that with the engagement of a Labor-Watchman the situation would be adequately controlled. The Board therefore directed the Comptroller to so advise the Special Patrol terminating the salaries as of June 8, 1967. 2. Flag Day - June 14, 1967 The Supervisor presented a copy of a Proclamation issued by Hon. Edwin G. Michaelian, County Executive, for the observance of American Flag Week in Westchester County from July 2 through July 8, 1967, and on his suggestion unanimously approved by the Board, it was RESOLVED, that the Supervisor be and he here- by is authorized to issue a Proclamation pro- claiming the week of July 2 through July 8, 1967 as American Flag Week. At this time the Supervisor called on Councilman Quadrine who suggested in addition to the issuance of the foree going Proclamation that Flag Day, June 14, 1967, at this particular time be observed in the Town of Mamaroneck by a flag-raising ceremony at 7:30 a. m. in Memorial Park in honor of our flag with, of course, an invitation to all Patriotic Orders and organizations invited to join the Town officials on this occasion. 3. Petition for Play Area - Murdock Woods i A petition addressed to the Supervisor by residents of Murdock Woods requesting that certain land known as Parcel A, which had been deeded to the Town by the developer, be used for a play area was presented and ordered received and filed for the record. During discussion, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller of 28 Kol- bert Drive and Mrs. Morton M. Schloss of 31 Kolbert Drive addressed the Board in opposition to the petition explaining that this plot lay between their properties and was certainly unsuitable for such development. In addition they stated emphatically that they were opposed to any play area and that the Murdock Woods -13- Association had requested at an earlier date that this land be held in its natural condition. At the Supervisor's request the Attorney explained that the so-called Parcel A had been deeded to the Town for the purpose of "public streets or avenues which shall be constructed pursuant to the resolution of the Plan- ning Board of the Town of Mamaroneck, dated May 6, 1963", as was expressly stated in the deed which of course would preclude any other use of this land. Mrs. Miller requested the names of those who had signed the petition and the Supervisor directed that a copy be forwarded to her. The Supervisor suggested that any members of the Board who could view this property Saturday morning at the time of visiting the property in the same area about which Dr. Herrmann had written. It was then directed that this petition along with the views expressed this evening be referred to the Recre- ation Commission and the Planning Board for their in- formation and consideration. 4. Authorization for Holiday Compensation (Police Department) Pursuant to memorandum of the Comptroller dated June 7, 1967 herewith presented by the Supervisor and filed for the record, on motion by Councilman Chalif, seconded by Councilman Faiola, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes payment of Holiday Compensation on the pay- day nearest to June 15, 1967 and December 15, 1956, in a total sum not to exceed $4,602.55 as provided for within the 1967 Police Depart- ment budget as follows: Jan./June July/Dec. Name and Total Unit Basis (3 days) 5 days Title Days Per Day Pay't.6/15 Pay't.12/15 Ch. Waterbury 3 $ 45.70 $137.10 - - Lt. Mancusi 3 36.85 110.55 - - - Ch. Mancusi 5 45.70 - - - 228.50 Pt. Ambrosovitch 8 30.00 90.00 150.00 " Diamond 8 30.00 90.00 150.00 " LeViness 8 30.00 90.00 150.00 Sgt. Bakker 8 34.00 102.00 170.00 " McClintock 8 34.00 102.00 170.00 Pt. Guarino 8 29.80 89.40 149.00 Coy 8 27.85 83.55 139.25 " Silvestri 8 30.00 90.00 150.00 " McGinley 8 30.00 90.00 150.00 " Barasch 8 30.00 90.00 150.00 -14- Jan./June July/Dec. Name and Total Unit Basis (3 days) (5 days) Title Days Per Day Pay't.6/15 Pay.t.12/15 Pt.Winckler 8 $30.00 $ 90.00 $ 150.00 Giacomo 8 30.00 90.00 150.00 " Welsh 8 30.00 90.00 150.00 Sgt.Staropoli 8 34.00 102.00 170.00 Det.Sgt.Loveley 8 35.40 106.20 177.00 Det. Mulcahy 8 32.00 96.00 160.00 Pt. Celestino 5 30.00 - - - 150.00 $1,738.80 $2,863.75 Payment June 15, 1967 (3) Payment Dec.15,1967 (5) January 1 July 4 February 12 September 4 February 22 October 12 November 23 December 25 5. Resolution - William G. Kirtland, Jr. The Supervisor informed the Board of Mr. Kirtland's retirement on May lst after some 14 years of service with the Town of Mamaroneck and recommended that a resolution be adopted in tribute to him to record publicly the Board's appreciation of his fine service and its best wishes for his continued good health. Whereupon, on motion unanimously made and seconded, the following resolution was adopted to be spread upon the minutes of this meeting and forwarded to Mr. Kirtland: WHEREAS, William G. Kirtland, Jr., Inter- mediate Account Clerk of the Town of Mamaroneck for the past four- teen years retired on May 1st, 1967; a n d WHEREAS, during the many years of his service, he was a loyal, faithful employee always discharging his duties with diligence and competence; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that we, the members of this Board, do hereby adopt this resolution in tribute to Mr. Kirtland for his long and able service to the Town of Mama- roneck; and be it further -15- RESOLVED, that the resolution be spread upon the minutes of this meeting and that a copy be forwarded to Mr. Kirtland with the Board's sincere appreciation and best wishes for his continued health. 6. Commendation - A. C. Viebranz - 10 years service The Supervisor advised the Board that Mr. A. C. Viebranz, Chairman of the Board of Police Commissioners, had just recently completed his tenth year of outstand- ing service to the Town of Mamaroneck. The members of the Board each paid high tribute to Mr. Viebranz attesting to his unique service to our community, and unanimously directed the, Supervisor to write to Mr. Viebranz on the Board's behalf, expressing sincere appre- ciation and gratitude of this Board and the residents of the Town for his dedicated and untiring discharge of the many demanding duties and responsibilities of the post he filled so ably and which he met with unflinching courage. Councilman Chalif - - 1. Report - Port Authority Meeting (Trade Center) For the Board's information, Councilman Chalif reported that he had represented the Supervisor at a meeting held by Congressmen Richard L. Ottinger and James H. Scheuer on Monday, June 5th, 1967, at the Hotel Belmont Plaza in New York City to discuss the severe interference with television reception which the construction of the World Trade Center would cause in Manhattan, the Bronx, West- chester and Putnam Counties. Engineering studies stated that the Center's twin towers would bounce back TV signals broadcast from the Empire State Building in an intense and ever-widening beam extend- ing northward through the areas named above and even into Connecticut, causing severe distortion and double and triple images. He further advised that all permissions for the proposed construction had been given with the exception of the New York City Board of Estimate's permit for the streets to be shut off, on which the hearing would be held before that body on June 16th. Since as many as 6 million households in the Metropolitan Area would suffer major television interference for at least a two-year period as a result of this construction, the consensus of the thinking at the meeting on June 5th was that all public officials throughout the area of concern be urged to request by resolution of their Boards that the Board of Estimate defer the granting of the per- mit for closing the aforementioned streets until after -16- hearings were held by the Federal Communications Commis- sion. He further requested therefore that this Board if it were its pleasure, authorize the Supervisor to address communi- cations to the Honorable John V. Lindsay, Mayor of the City of New York, the Honorable Frank D. O'Connor, President of the Council, and the Honorable Mario A. Procaccino, Comp- troller, requesting that they use their good offices and exert all honorable means to urge the Board of Estimate to defer decision at its June 16th Special Hearing on the World Trade Center until after hearings were held by the Federal Communications Commission. Whereupol, on his motion, seconded by Councilwoman Helwig, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that the Supervisor be and he here- by is authorized to address letters to the Honorable John V. Lindsay, Mayor of the City of New York; the Honorable Frank D. O'Connor, President of the Council and the Honorable Mario A. Procaccino, Comptroller, requesting that they use their good offices and exert every effort to have the Board of Estimate of the City of New York defer taking any action on the final project approvals at the Special Hearing on June 16th until after hearings were held by the Federal communications commission. Councilwoman Helwig - - 1. Letter - Mr. Riordan - Governor Rockefeller's Beautification Program - 2 groups, 10 each Councilwoman Helwig presented a letter addressed to her by Mr. Daniel A. Riordan, Jr., Field Representative, New York State Executive Department, Division for Youth, under date of May 26, 1967, granting the Town's request for twenty (21 youths for summer employment by the Town, under the terms of Governor Rockefeller's Hometown Beautification Project for the summer of 1967, which was herewith ordered received and filed for the record. Councilwoman Helwig further stated that as last year, the Division for Youth will reimburse the Town 100% of the youths salaries, based on a thirty-five hour week, at an hourly rate of $1.25 for a period of seven weeks, beginning no earlier than July 3, 1967. 2. Salary Authorization - Recreation Attendant Pursuant to memorandum of the Comptroller dated June 5, 1967, herewith presented by Councilwoman Helwig and ordered received and filed for the record, on her:-motion, seconded by Councilman Faiola, it was unanimously -17- RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes the payment of salary to Frank Perri, employed as a Recreation Attendant (Memorial Park Play- ground) at an hourly rate not to exceed $1.50 effective April 1, 1967 to October 31, 1967, as recommended by the Recreation Commission, funds for which are in the 1967 Recreation Budget. 3. Salary Authorization - William R. Bennett (Park Attendant - Conservation) Pursuant to memorandum of the Comptroller dated June 6, 1967 herewith presented by Councilwoman Helwig and ordered received and filed for the record, on motion by Mrs. Hel- wig, seconded by Councilman Chalif, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes the payment,of salary to William R. Bennett, as a Park Attendant (Sheldrake River Project) at an hourly rate of $1.75 for a period of ten weeks effective June 8, 1967 to August 16, 1967. 4. Invitation - New York Board of Trade Councilwoman Helwig presented a letter addressed to her by Mr. Neil H. Anderson, Executive Vice President, New York Board of Trade, under date of May 22, 1967 which stated that because of the leadership and deep understanding i Mrs. Helwig had evidenced in the important area of Noise Control,an invitation was extended to her to review the environmental problems with the automobile industry on June 14, 15 and 16 in Detroit. Councilwoman Helwig stated that she was honored to receive this invitation, extended at no cost to the Town, and that she would most certainly attend the meeting and report to this Board. 5,,°; Apportionments i Councilwoman Helwig requested authorization of the follow- ing petition submitted by the Assessor for the correction of the assessment roll so as to permit the apportionment of taxes, and thereupon on her motion, seconded by Council- man Quadrine, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote: WHEREAS, the Assessor has presented petition for the correction of the assessment roll for certain years pursuant to the provisions of Section 557, Article 16 of the Westchester County Administrative Code, known as the West- chester County Tax Law; and -18- X- 1 WHEREAS, after due consideration, this Board finds it desirable to grant said petition for the correction of said assessment roll: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the assessment roll of 1966 School taxes of 1967, which shows property now appearing on the roll as follows: Block Parcel Name Land Imp Total 403 157 Rose V. Warrington $5,300. $ 100. $5,400. 905 24 be corrected as follows in accordance with the provisions of subdivision 5 of Section 557: Block Parcel Name Land Imp Total 403 157 Rose B. Warrington $1,200. - $1,200. 905 24 403 189 Board of Education 3,400. $100. 3,500. 403 500 Keenan Morrow & or 700. 700. and carried on the assessment roll as follows: Block Parcel Name Land I_ mom. Total 905 1 Keenan Morrow & or $1,500. - - be corrected as follows in accordance with the provisions of subdivision 5 of Section 557: Block Parcel Name Land Imp Total 905 1 Keenan Morrow & or $=100. - - 905 3 Walter Warrington & W 1,400. - - and be it further RESOLVED, that the assessment roll of 1966 taxes of School 1967, which shows property now appearing on the roll as follows: Block Parcel Name Land Imp Total 412 1 Board of Education $8,400. Code 115 - be corrected as follows in accordance with the provisions of subdivision 5 of Section 557-. Block Parcel Name Land Only 412 1 Board of Education $7,900. 412 15 Estate App. & Val.Co. 500. Code 145 -19- and the property carried on the assessment roll of 1966& School tax of 1967 as follows: Block Parcel Name Land Only 414 1 Estate App. & Val. $6,500. Code 145 be apportioned as follows: Block Parcel Name Land Only 414 1 Board of Education $ 500.Code 145 414 20 Estate App. & Val. 6,000. and the property carried on the assessment roll of 1966, School tax of 1967 as follows: Block Parcel Name Land only 403 99 Keenan Morrow & or $ 900. be apportioned as follows: Block_ Parcel Name Land only 403 99 Board of Education $ 300. 403 111 Keenan Morrow & or 600. and the property carried on the assessment roll as follows: Block Parcel Name Land Only 403 151 Walter Warrington & W $ 300. 905 '_14 be apportioned as follows: Block Parcel Name Land Only 403 151 Walter Warrington & W $ 250. 905 14 403 148 Keenan Morrow & W 50. and the property carried on the assessment roll as follows: Block Parcel Name Land Only 403 151 Walter Warrington & W $ 250. be apportioned as follows: Block Parcel Name Land only 403 151 Walter Warrington & W $ 200. 403 156 Board of Education 50. -20- . and be it further RESOLVED, that the assessment roll of 1966 School taxes of 1967 and the assessment roll of 1967, taxes of 1968 which shows property now appearing on the roll as follows: 1966-1967 Block Parcel Name Land Only 104 227 Adam A. Sumetz $ 4,000. be apportioned as follows: Block Parcel Name Land Only 104 227 Ellen D. Allen $ 3,900. 104 505 Adam A. Sumetz 100. 1967-1968 Block Parcel Name Land Imp. Total 104 227 Adam A. Sumetz $4,000.$24,000.$28,000. be apportioned as follows: Block Parcel Name Land Imp. Total 104 227 Ellen D. Allen $3,900.$24,000.$27,900. 104 505 Adam A. Sumetz 100. 100. 6. Authorization - Summer Recreation Payroll Pursuant to memorandum herewith presented by Councilwoman Helwig and filed for the record, on her motion, seconded by Councilman Chalif, the following resolution was adopted unanimously RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes the following salary expenditures to the persons listed below for the term of employ- ment and at the rate of compensation speci- fied for each: Program Director Per Wk. William Celestino Senior Rec. Leader 8 weeks $135.00 Flint Park Louis J. Ritacco Senior Rec. Leader 8 weeks 120.00 Margaret Huepper p.t.7 weeks 45.00 Murray Avenue Robert Sloan Senior Rec. Leader 7 weeks 100.00 Barbara Sabia Recreation Asst. 6 weeks 40.00 -21- 21 Central School Per Week Kay Richards Senior Rec. Leader 7 weeks $105.00 Lydia Ritacco " " " 6 weeks 100.00 Louis Fishback Recreation Assistant7 weeks 40.00 Christine Blossy 6 weeks 40.00 Mamaroneck Avenue Roy O'Neill Senior Rec. Leader 7 weeks 100.00 Paul Dickler Recreation Ass't. 7 weeks 40.00 Nan Drei£us 6 weeks 40.00 Memorial Park Kathleen Ciardullo Recreation Ass't. 7 weeks 50.00 Tennis Instructor Royal Massett Rec.Speclst.-Tennis 7 weeks 55.00 Music School Robert Boyer Music Spec.(p.t.) 7 weeks 95.00 Arthur Epstein " 11 7 weeks 85.00 11 Niki Magee 7 weeks 52.50 Margaret Mellott 7 weeks 40.00 Alice Feinglass "Student(pt)7 weeks 20.00 Annarita Gardinella 7 weeks 17.50 Rose Guberman 7 weeks 15.00 Mady Mandel 7 weeks 15.00 Phil Sussman 7 weeks 15.00 Darbey MacKenzie 7 weeks 15.00 Central Pre School Charlotte Best Senior Rec.Leader(pt)7veeks 65.00 Jacqueline Carpino Rec. Asst. (pt) 7 weeks 30.00 Hildy Paige 7 weeks 30.00 Deborah Steen 7 weeks 27.50 Patricia Spampinato 7 weeks 27.50 Virginia Childs 7 weeks 25.00 Chatsworth Pre School Joan Bryant Senior Rec.Lead.(pt) 7 weeks 57.50 Ann King Rec. Asst. (pt) 7 weeks 27.50 Patricia Parchen 7 weeks 27.50 Pamela Jane Noe 7 weeks 27.50 Linda Lipton 7 weeks 27.50 Linda Sue Barth 7 weeks 25.00 Carole J. Greenberg 7 weeks 25.00 Sailing Course Frank Mambelli Sailing Specialist 8 weeks 125.00 Molly Jordan 8 weeks 60.00 Ellen Jaffe 8 weeks 60.00 Lenny Lipton 8 weeks 60.00 Sharon Drexler "(pt) 8 weeks 20.00 Mitch Davis Launchman 8 weeks 60.00 -22- Councilman Quadrine - - 1. Request to Advertise for Bids - (Top Soil for Hommocks) Pursuant to memorandum of the Engineer herewith presented by Councilman Quadrine and ordered received and filed for the record, on his motion, seconded by Councilwoman Het- wig, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that in accordance with law, the Town Clerk be and he hereby is authorized to publish in the official newspaper of the Town of Mamaroneck, The Daily Times, a Notice for sealed bids to be returnable, opened and read aloud at a regular meeting of this Board on Wednesday evening, July 5, 1967, at 8:15 p. m. in the Council Room of the Weaver Street Firehouse, Weaver Street, Town of Mamaroneck, for top soil for the Hommocks area. 2. Request to Advertise for Bids - (Landscaping, Myrtle Boulevard Parking Lot) Pursuant to memorandum of the Engineer herewith presented by Councilman Quadrine and ordered received and filed for the record, on his motion, seconded by Councilman Faiola, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that in accordance with law, the Town Clerk be and he hereby is authorized to publish in the official newspaper of the Town of Mamaroneck, The Daily Times, a Notice for sealed bids to be returnable, opened and read aloud at a regular meeting of this Board on Wednesday evening, July 5, 1967, at 8:15 p. m. in the Council Room of the Weaver Street Firehouse, Weaver Street, Town of Mamaroneck, for landscaping of the Myrtle Boulevard parking lot. 3. Application for Water Main Extension - (Lundy Lane - Sections I and II) Pursuant to application of developer and memorandum of the Town Engineer under date of June 2, 1967, herewith presented by Coun- cilman Quadrine and ordered received and filed for the record, on his motion, seconded by Councilman Chalif, the following resolu- tion was adopted by unanimous vote with certified copies thereof to be forwarded to the applicant and Building Inspector: - RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes the installation of a water main and hydrant as set forth in the application of Loman Homes, Inc.. Lundy Lane, (known as Section 1, Block 502, Par- cel 11 and Section 2, Block 503, Parcel 634) on the Tax Assessment Map of the Town of Mamaro- neck, said main and hydrant to be installed by the -23- applicant at no cost to the Town of Mamaroneck, and to be in conformity with the drawings ap- proved by the Planning Board of the Town of Ma- maroneck, the requirements of the Westchester Joint Water Works, and subject to the applicant furnishing all easements required to the satis- faction of the Town Attorney. 4. Rubbish Collection Notice (Memo - Highway Superintendent) Pursuant to memorandum of the Superintendent of Highways hereby presented by Councilman Quadrine and ordered received and filed for the record, on his motion, seconded by Councilman Faiola, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes the re- issuance of Notices for Rubbish Collection, said col- lection to be in one-half the Town on Monday - the other half on Tuesday, and to be printed in accord with the format approved by the Highway Superintendent. 5. Authorization for Repair of Murray Avenue Sewer Break - Memo of Comptroller Pursuant to memorandum of the Comptroller, dated June 6, 1967, herewith presented by Councilman Quadrine and ordered received and filed for the record, on his motion, seconded by Council- woman Helwig, the following resolution, upon roll call, was adopted by unanimous vote of the Board, all members being present and voting: RESOLVED, that pursuant to General Municipal Law, Section 103, sub-division 4, and State Comptrollers Opinions 1957, Opinion 663, which define the break in the Murray Avenue Sewer as a public health emergency and therefore elim- inates the necessity to advertise for bids, this Board hereby authorizes repair of the said se- wer break without taking bids. 6. Salary Authorization - Highway Laborer Pursuant to memorandum of the Comptroller, dated May 24, 1967 and herewith presented by Councilman Quadrine and ordered re- ceived and filed, on his motion, seconded by Councilman Faiola, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes that Reno Fraulini, Highway Laborer, be compensated at the rate of $2. 60 per hour, effective as of May 25, 1967. Not on Agenda - Stair Cover, Larchmont Station Councilman Quadrine reported on the completion of the cover over the stairs at the Station and added that he hoped Larchmont would now add its portion over that end. -24- Councilman Faiola 1, Salary Authorization Park Commission Secretary Pursuant to memorandum of the Comptroller, dated June 5, 1967, herewith presented by Councilman Faiola and ordered received and filed for the record, on his motion, seconded by Council- woman Helwig, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes that Lavenia J. Brewer be compensated as Secretary to the Park Commission at the rate of $200. 00 per annum, effective as of January 1st, 1967. 2. Transfer of Funds - Emergency Ambulance Vehicle Pursuant to memorandum of the Comptroller, dated June 5, 1967, herewith presented by Councilman Faiola and ordered received and filed for the record, on his motion, seconded by Councilman Quadrine, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes the following transfer of funds to cover cost of Ambulance equipment ($233. 00) and Ford Ranch Wagon ($1, 697. 72 net) as awarded to the low bidder: From - Part Town - Surplus $1, 930. 72 To - Part Town - Police Department 200 - Equipment a/c 205 1, 930. 72 3. Larchmont Lions Club Letter Gift for Ambulance Councilman Faiola read a letter addressed to the Board of Police Commissioners by the Lions Club of Larchmont, Inc. under date of May 27, 1967, expressing the Club's gratification upon learn- ing that the Town would provide and place in service an emer- gency vehicle for first aid and emergency transportation purposes, and stating that the Club had voted unanimously to make available to the Town a gift of $500. 00 for use in equip- ping this vehicle. The members of the Board expressed their thanks and apprecia- tion of the Club's generosity and requested the Supervisor to write Mr. Burtman on behalf of the Board to convey its gratitude and thanks to the members of the Club. 4. Youth Council - Annual Report Councilman Faiola presented for the record a copy of the Annual Report of the Larchmont-Marna roneck Committee on Family and Youth, which was hereby ordered received and filed. 25- The Town Attorney 1. Application of West Fordham for Two Bus Routes The Attorney advised the Board of receipt of Notice that West Fordham Transportation Corp. had presented a petition with the Public Service Commission of the State of New York on May 24, 1967, requesting authority to extend its omnibus lines through the Town of Mamaroneck as set forth in the said petition. He further advised that the Town, pursuant to the provisions of Section 63-E. 3 of the Public Service Law, was authorized to file a certified statement setting forth the reasons for not grant- ing the consent applied for by West Fordham. Following discussion during which the application for the two additional routes and the Board's subsequent determinations and reasons therefor were reviewed in some detail, on motion by Councilman Chalif, seconded by Councilman Faiola, the follow- ing resolution was offered and adopted by unanimous vote of the Board, all members being present and voting: RESOLVED, that the Town Attorney be and he hereby is authorized and directed to prepare and file within 30 days of the May 24 date of the West Fordham No- tice with the Public Service Commission of the State of New York, a certified statement of the Town's request for the denial of the West Fordham petition for consent to operate two additional bus routes through the Town of Mamaroneck for the rea- sons set forth herebelow: That no one appeared on behalf of the applicant or in support of the application at the public hearing before this Board on March 15th, 1967. That a report of the Larchmont Chamber of Com- merce opposing the granting of the application for the reasons contained therein was read into the record of the said hearing. That the proposed new Palmer Avenue route would be in a highly congested area along a heavily traveled artery connecting Mamaroneck and New Rochelle - with any additional buses adding to the congestion and further clogging the said artery. That certain information requested of West Fordham by Councilman Chalif had never been furnished to the Board. That decision on the West Fordham applica- tion had been tabled in view of a request by Westchester Street Transportation Company a prior applicant for a route similar to the Palmer Avenue route for time to study the West Fordham application and to obtain the -26- 218 survey promised by that Company to the Town Board at its December 7th, 1966 meeting. That to date West Fordham had not supplied map of the routes requested as purported in its ap- plication for consent. That the Town could see no necessity for the pro- posed express routes along the New England Thruway and opposed same in the belief that such would be in direct competition with the New Haven services, which the Town, being a commuter com- munity, felt it must have at all costs, and further in the belief that any diminution of services by the New Haven itself would work most adversely against the interests of the Town of Mamaroneck. Mr. Stuart B. Miller, Jr. , upon recognition by the Chair, then addressed the Board to commend it strongly upon its position in this matter and to urge that all possible opposition to these two additional bus routes be voiced. OTHER BUSINESS 1. Traffic on Myrtle Boulevard (Between Town Square and Weaver Street) Mrs. Robert W. Hiebert of 38 Myrtle Boulevard again inquired about the Traffic Commission's action with regard to speeding traffic on Myrtle Boulevard between the Tongan Square and Wea- ver Street. Mr. Sam G. Garofalo of 81 Taylor Place addressed the Board to register several complaints about Myrtle Boulevard, one concerning commuters entering the parking lot, which he re- quested be given earnest consideration. Following discussion, these matters were referred to Council- man Faiola by unanimous consent of the Board, to be taken up and followed through with the Traffic Commission with a re- port to this Board. 2. Hommocks Area Mr. John Marek addressed the Board with regard to the removal of the Special Patrol - stating that he would be in favor of this in the interest of economy except that with any dumping being re- sumed, he was fearful that the "gypsy" dumping of undesirable materials would again occur. The Supervisor advised that a watchman would be present as had been stated previously and that this was sufficient protection he believed - at least, this would be tried in the interest of economy for the present. 3. Mr. Daniel Amatuzzo - 23 Blossom Terrace Mr. Amatuzzo addressed the Board to express his thanks to both -27- _Councilwoman Helwig and Councilman Chalif for giving him their time last Saturday morning in connection with his problem concerning a proposed subdivision and the school parking lot area recently acquired. Councilman Chalif advised that he would meet with the Po- lice Department on the traffic angles and with Mr. Curren, Attorney for the School Board, on legal technicalties in the hope that a mutually satisfactory solution could be found. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before the meeting, on motion duly made and seconded, it was declared ad- journed at 10:45 p.m. , to reconvene on July 5th, 1967. BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS The meeting of the Board of Fire Commissioners was con- vened immediately upon adjournment of the Town Board meeting. 1. Claims Commissioner Faiola presented for approval and authorization of payment the Fire Department claims, and thereupon on his motion, which was seconded by Commissioner Chalif, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that the following Fire Department claims as audited by the Comptroller and ap- proved by the Fire Chief are hereby approved, and the Supervisor and Comptroller hereby au- thorized to pay the same out of the Fire De- partment budget for 1967: R. G. Brewer Inc. $ 60. 86 Barney Epstein, Inc. 575.00 Homelite 44.40 Merson Uniform Co. Inc. 194.50 Robert's 99. 60 Sound Tire & Supply Co. Inc. 239.28 Suburban Communications Inc. 650.00 Total $ 1, 863. 64 2. Reports Commissioner Faiola presented the following report which was herewith ordered received and filed for the record: Fire Report for the month of May, 1967. 3. Communications There were no communications to be presented. -28- 4. Other Business a. Memorial Day Inspection The members of the Commission each commended the members of the Volunteer Fire Department and regular Department on the excellent appearance of the staff, equipment and building on Memorial Day. 5. Adjournment There being no further business to come before the meeting, on motion duly made and seconded, it was declared adjourned at 10:55 p.m. , to reconvene on July 5th, 1967. J. '4jaa- own erk - -z9-