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MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOWN BOARD OF THE
TOWN OF MAMARONECK, HELD APRIL 18, 1968, IN THE AUDI-
TORIUM 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 Faicla
Councilman Nagel
Absent: Councilman Chalif
Also Present: Mr. Gronberg - Town Clerk
Mrs. Brewer - Deputy Clerk
Mr. Altieri - Comptroller
Mr. Widulski - Engineer
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
The minutes of the special meeting of March 28, 1968 and
the minutes of the regular meeting of April 3, 1968 were
presented and on motion duly made and seconded, the
minutes of the March 28, 1968 meeting were approved as
presented and the minutes of the April 3, 1968 meeting
were approved as corrected.
OPENING OF BIDS
1. Addition to Town Garage
The Clerk presented the Affidavit of Publication of the
Notice for Bids for the record and opened and read aloud
the following bids:
Bidder Garage Electrical Heating
Brooks & Rivellini, Inc. $15, 385. $ 500. $ 650.
Calgi Construction Co. 11, 900. 600. 850.
Fagnoni Construction Co. 14, 840. 1, 065. 700.
Inc.
Greco Bros. Const. 10, 190. 755. 890.
Rathgeb - Walsh, Inc. 12, 073. 440. 645.
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Bidder Garage Electrical Heating
Romani & Pico, Inc. $13, 998. $ 990. $ 780.
Ruggiero Const. Corp. 13, 000. 490. 760.
Edward M. Swallow & Sons, Inc. 11, 262. 960. 720.
The Supervisor stated that in accordance with usual cus-
tom the bid would be awarded to the low bidder provided
-- all things were equal after examination by the Town
Engineer, the Town Attorney and the Comptroller.
OLD BUSINESS
1. Progress Report - Weaver Street Sidewalk
The Clerk presented a memorandum from the Town Engineer
reporting the present status of the proposed walk. Mr.
Widulski spoke briefly to the points covered in the
memorandum.
NEW BUSINESS
1. Amendment of Building Code
In the absence of the Town Attorney the Clerk presented
a memorandum addressed to the Town Board by the Attorney
under date of April 18, 1968, requesting that the reso-
lution adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Mamaro-
neck on August 10, 1955 amending the Building Code of
the said Town due to a typographical error contained
therein be amended.
And thereupon on motion by Councilwoman Helwig, seconded
by Councilman Nagel the following resolution was adopted
by unanimous vote:
RESOLVED, that Article 1, Section 4, Paragraph
22 be amended so as to read as follows:
PARAGRAPH 22. Any violation of this Ordinance
is an offense, and is punishable by a fine of
not more than One Hundred ($100. ) Dollars, or
by imprisonment in case of default of payment
of fine for one day for each dollar of the fine,
but not exceeding thirty days. Such violation
shall also subject any person violating the same
to a penalty in the sum of One Hundred ($100. )
Dollars recoverable in a civil action brought by,
or on behalf of the Town of Mamaroneck. When a
violation of any part of the provisions of this
Ordinance is continuous, each twenty-four hours
thereof shall constitute a separate and distinct
violation.
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2. Petition - Glen Rock Estates Association
(Planning Board and Engineer ' s Reports)
At the Supervisor ' s request, the Clerk read a petition
submitted to the Town Board by the Glen Rock Estates
Association under date of April 6, 1968, signed by the
President, Paul Jenisch, and carrying the signatures of
some 83 residents, which was herewith ordered received
and filed for the record.
The Supervisor informed the Board that the petition had
been referred to the Planning Board immediately upon
its receipt and that while Mr. Maggini, Chairman of the
Board, had submitted a very preliminary report, the full
Board would meet with the developer at the site on Satur-
day morning in order to view the property and review the
proposed plans in detail thence submitting its report
and recommendations to this Board.
Councilman Faiola stated that he was certain all of the
persons in the room were familiar with the new zoning
law requiring notification of a proposed change in zon-
ing to neighboring municipalities within a 500 foot
radius of the proposed change and to the Westchester
County Planning Commission, commenting "I, for one, feel
we should make every effort to protest to the Village
and County". He noted also that the change in school
districting would affect this proposal and remarked
that he wished to go on record as 'strongly opposing the
proposed subdivision.
The Supervisor noted the presence of Fred Maggini, Chair-
___ man of the Town Planning Board, and reminded Councilman
Faiola and all present that, as he had stated, the peti-
tion had been referred to the Planning Board and that he
felt courtesy demanded that this Board take no stand in
the matter prior to receipt of the Planning Board' s re-
port and recommendations. He said, however, that the
Board was intensely interested and concerned in this
matter, and that all present this evening would be given
the opportunity to express their views whether in favor
of or in opposition to the proposal.
He then inquired whether any of the members of the Board
had any questions, whereupon Councilwoman Helwig asked
Mr. Maggini, who had attended the April 11th Village Plan-
ning Board meeting on behalf of the Town, whether the date
for the public hearing had been set.
Mr. Maggini answered that no date had been set for the
hearing but that the consideration given to the contents
of the petition at that meeting had resulted in the
developer' s making some changes and alterations in the
plans which would benefit the residents of Country Road.
Among those addressing the Board and Mr. Maggini at the
Supervisor ' s invitation were Mr. Jenisch speaking to the
petition on behalf of the residents of the Glen Rock
area and the adjacent Ridge area; Messrs. Larry Auerbach
and Lawrence H. Johnson, residents of Country Road; Mr.
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Peter D. Mosher, Larchmont attorney; and Mr. Daniel J.
McLaughlin of 20 South Ridge Road, representing resi-
dents of that area.
During the discussion the following points were raised:
Mr. Jenisch, in discussing the plans for the proposed
construction, stated that the five one-family dwellings
to be erected around the cul de sac at the end of High-
view Street on the upper part of the parcel were "reason-
able". He vehemently protested, however, the packing-in
of the proposed tenement-like rental cluster houses, said
houses to be constructed on the lower part of the parcel
right against the backyards of homes located in the Town
selling for upwards of $60, 000. He said that this would
create a terrible situation in a few years and that he
could not see why the developer could not treat the lower
land in the same manner as the upper land namely, for one-
family dwellings. He claimed the plan to be a money-
making proposition at the expense of the Town which would
lower the Town' s property values and tax revenues. He
thanked Councilman Faiola for hisstand and appealed to
the other members of the Board to follow suit.
Councilman Faiola, in replying to questions raised by
residents of Country Road on the effect of the proposed
development on the schools suggested that the Board seek
the advice of the AAA in the interest of providing what-
ever safety precautions might be needed to protect the
children walking to the Mamaroneck Avenue School.
Councilwoman Helwig, pointing out that the children liv-
ing in the Country Road area and to the east thereof had
always attended the Mamaroneck Avenue School, asked how
the proposed development would affect the school situation.
Mr. Mosher then questioned the statement made alleging
that the proposed cluster houses would be low-cost rentals
inasmuch as he had been advised that the units would rent
at $300. per month which, he said, certainly could not be
considered "low-cost housing".
At this time, Mr. McLaughlin, upon recognition, address-
ed the Board to warn it not to assume that the relative
silence of the group on the Ridge which he represented
this evening indicated that they were not as interested
in opposing the proposed development as were the residents
of Glen Rock Estates area and Councilman Faiola. He said,
"Don't interpret the silence of the rest of us to mean
that we are not equally interested. " "As long as we feel
assured that this Board will take appropriate action we
will remain at peace tonight. "
The Supervisor in closing this discussion thanked those
-- attending the meeting for taking the time and trouble
to appear this evening and give the Board the benefit of
their views and thinking, assuring them that this matter
would be given the Board ' s careful consideration and
attention.
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3. Request of Board of Education -
Use of Voting Machines
Pursuant to communication of Mr. J. J. Barbieri, Dis-
trict Clerk, Board of Education, Union Free School
District No. 1, Town of Mamaroneck, dated April 9,
1968, herewith presented and filed for the record, on
motion by Councilwoman Helwig, seconded by Councilman
Faiola, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby grants the
request of the Board of Education to use
eight (8) voting machines for the school
elections at the Mamaroneck Junior High
School on May 8, 1968.
4. Salary Authorizations for -
a) Park Department Laborer
b) Custodian, Police Department
c) Police Patrolman
Upon presentation of memorandums addressed to the Board
by Thomas Aitchison, Superintendent of the Park Depart-
ment under date of April 15, 1968, and the Comptroller
under dates of April 11 and 18, 1968, which were here-
with ordered received and filed for the record, the
following resolutions were adopted:
a) On motion by Councilman Nagel, seconded by Council-
man Faiola, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes
the appointment of Vincent Rinaldi as a
Park Department laborer effective as of April
11, 1968, and to be compensated at the rate
of $2. 60 per hour.
b) On motion by Councilman Faiola, seconded by Council-
woman Helwig, the following resolution was adopted by
majority vote, Councilman Nagel abstaining from voting:
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes
that Patsy Camarella employed as custodian
of the Police Headquarters be compensated
at an annual rate of $3, 120. effective April
11, 1968.
c) On motion by Councilman Faiola, seconded by Council-
man Nagel, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes
that John C. Anderson, Jr. employed as a
- - patrolman be compensated at an annual rate
of $7,640. effective April 11, 1968.
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5. Memos from Tax Receiver and Comptroller
Re: Raymond Bingman and Transfer of Funds
The Clerk presented a memorandum addressed to the Board
by the Receiver of Taxes under date of April 17, 1968
herewith ordered received and filed for the record.
Whereupon after discussion by the members of the Board
the following resolution was unanimously adopted, on
motion by Councilwoman Helwig, seconded by Councilman
Nagel:
RESOLVED, that Raymond Bingman, Intermediate
Account Clerk, be reclassified as Senior
Account Clerk effective April 11, 1968 with
annual compensation of $6, 590.
And thereupon in accordance with the memorandum address-
ed to the Board by the Comptroller under date of April
18, 1968, herewith presented and ordered received and
filed, on motion by Councilwoman Helwig, seconded by
Councilman Nagel, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes
the following transfer of funds :
From -
General Town Contingency $190.
To -
Receiver of Taxes A/C 102 $190.
6. Request for Authorization for Payment
of Claim and Transfer of Funds
Upon presentation of claim of Mr. Gabriel E. Senor, P.
E. , L. S. and memorandum of the Comptroller dated
April 18, 1968 herewith ordered received and filed for
the record, on motion by Councilman Nagel, seconded by
Councilman Faicla, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes
payment of the claim of Gabriel E. Senor,
P. E. , L. S. in the amount of $764. 00,
and be it further
RESOLVED, that this Board also authorizes
the following transfer of funds :
From -
A/C 507 General Town Contingency $17, 000.
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A/C 516 Town Weaver Street Side- $17, 000.
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COMMUNICATIONS
1. Notice of Meeting -
Village of Larchmont Zoning Board
The Clerk presented a Notice of meeting of the Larchmont
Village Zoning Board of Appeals, which upon advice of
requiring no action by this Board, was ordered received
and filed.
2. Receipt of Local Law -
Department of Audit and Control
The Clerk presented notification of the receipt of a cer-
tified copy of Local Law No. 1 - 1968 of the Town of
Mamaroneck from the State Department of Audit and Con-
trol which was herewith ordered received and filed.
REPORTS
The Town Clerk - -
The Clerk presented the Annual Report of the Supervisor
for the year ended December 31, 1967, which was ordered
received and filed.
The Supervisor - -
1. Letter, Dr. Bernard F. Haake
The Supervisor presented a letter addressed to him by
Dr. Bernard Haake, Superintendent of Schools, under date
of April 11, 1968 in reply to his communication written
at the direction of this Board at its last meeting.
Councilman Faiola suggested that the Board get in touch
with the AAA to request traffic counts on streets that
might be travelled by the 6th Graders. When it was point-
ed out that streets lying in the Village of Mamaroneck
might also be affected, it was directed that a copy of
this request when written be forwarded to that Village.
The Supervisor stated that he believed the Board of
Education had counts of the 6th Graders involved and
that these should be obtained prior to writing to the
AAA. The members of the Board agreed but stressed that
no time be lost in making every effort to get the infor-
mation so that the timing situation in the Weaver Street
sidewalk instance would not be duplicated.
Mrs. Mary Curtis, upon recognition, advised the Board
that she had attended the last School Board meeting at
which time that Board had stated that all such matters
as had been discussed were the responsibility of the
Town.
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Mr. Mosher, upon recognition, emphasized the serious-
ness of this situation calling to attention that Rock-
land Avenue, Hickory Grove Drive and Avon Road coming
into Fenimore Road were all streets without sidewalks
or walkways and he therefore heartily endorsed Council-
man Faiola ' s thinking in this matter.
The Supervisor then asked whether this was the Board' s
thinking. Councilman Nagel, stating that he felt this
must be a cooperative effort, suggested contacting the
AAA, the Chief of Police and the School Board with which
suggestion the Board concurred.
2. Reapportionment
(Not on Agenda)
The Supervisor briefly reviewed the three reapportion-
ment plans submitted by the Board of Supervisors to the
Court stating that he would not go into detail since
these plans had been fully covered by the local press.
3. Appointments - Board of Review
(Not on Agenda)
The Supervisor explained the procedure followed in
appointing the Board of Review and expressed his and
his colleagues ' gratification that the gentlemen who
had served previously were willing to serve again this
year especially in view of the Revaluation Program, and
asked for nominations for the appointments.
Councilman Faiola after paying high tribute to William
G. Massey, Jr. for his past services as Chairman of the
Board of Review, with great pleasure placed his name in
nomination for reappointment and thereupon on his motion
which was seconded by Councilwoman Helwig, it was unani-
mously
RESOLVED, that pursuant to Section 529 of
Chapter 852 of the Laws of 1948 (West-
chester County Administrative Code) ,
William G. Massey, Jr. , a resident tax-
payer of the Town of Mamaroneck, be and
he hereby is appointed a member and Chair-
man of the Board of Review, to sit on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
June 18, 19, 20 and 21, 1968 from 10:00
a. m. to 4:00 p. m. daily, and to be com-
pensated at the rate of $75. per day but
not to exceed the total sum of $300.
Councilman Nagel then placed in nomination with pleasure
the name of William H. Johnson of the Village of Mamaro-
neck, stating that Mr. Johnson, a former Trustee and
Village Manager of that Village was indeed highly quali-
fied for this service which he, too, had rendered so
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ably in the past, and thereupon on his motion, seconded
by Councilman Faiola, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that pursuant to Section 529 of
Chapter 852 of the Laws of 1948 (West-
chester County Administrative Code) ,
William H. Johnson, a resident taxpayer
of the Village of Mamaroneck, be and he
hereby is appointed a member of the Board
of Review, to sit on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, June 18, 19, 20 and
21, 1968 from 10 :00 a. m. to 4 :00 p. m.
daily, and to be compensated at the rate
of $75. per day but not to exceed the
total sum of $300.
Councilwoman Helwig with great pleasure then placed in
nomination the name of Thomas J. Farrell of the Village
of Larchmont whom she said had rendered his first year ' s
service on this Board last year. She complimented Mr.
Farrell highly on his first year ' s service and on her
motion which was seconded by Councilman Nagel, it was
unanimously
RESOLVED, that pursuant to Section 529 of
Chapter 852 of the Laws of 1948 (West-
' chester County Administrative Code) ,
Thomas J. Farrell, a resident taxpayer of
the Village of Larchmont, be and he here-
by is appointed a member of the Board of
Review, to sit on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, June 18, 19, 20 and
21, 1968 from 10:00 a. m. to 4 :00 p. m.
daily, and to be compensated at the rate
of $75. per day but not to exceed the
total sum of $300.
The Board directed that the aforementioned appointees be
notified of their appointment pursuant to the foregoing
resolutions.
Councilwoman Helwig - -
1. Appointment of Intermediate Account
Clerk - Assessor ' s Office
Councilwoman Helwig reported that the Assessor and she
had interviewed a Mrs. Mary Greason for the position of
Intermediate Account Clerk in the Assessor ' s Office and
had found her to be fully and excellently qualified for
this position. It was therefore with great pleasure
that she presented the Assessor ' s request for her appoint-
ment and authorization of salary, which she so moved.
Upon Councilman Nagel ' s second, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby appoints
Mrs. Mary Greason as Intermediate Account
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Clerk in the Assessor ' s Office, said appoint-
ment to be Probationary, effective as of
April 18, 1968, and to be compensated at the
rate of $4, 635. 00 per annum.
2. Appointment of Recreation Attendant -
Memorial Park
Pursuant to memorandum of the Superintendent of Recrea-
tion under date of April 18, 1968 which was herewith
presented by Councilwoman Helwig and ordered received
and filed for the record, on her motion, seconded by
Councilman Faiola, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby appoints
Albert Novello as Recreation Attendant,
for the period beginning April 1, 1968
and terminating July 31, 1968, with com-
pensation at the rate of $1. 50 per hour
for said period.
3. Salary Authorization - Park Attendants
(Not on Agenda)
Pursuant to request of Councilwoman Helwig who called to
the Board' s attention the employment of two young men in
the Conservation area for a period of three days from
April 17th through April 19th, 1968 inclusive, on her
motion, seconded by Councilman Faiola, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes
the employment of William F. Nicita and
Brian R. Leddy as Park Attendants for the
period from April 17th through April 19th,
1968, inclusive, with compensation paid to
each at the rate of $2. 00 per hour.
4. Valuation Associates -
Notices of Tentative Assessments
Councilwoman Helwig informed the Board that Notices of
Tentative Assessed Valuations on all properties in the
Town of Mamaroneck will be mailed to property owners in
the next several days by Valuation Associates, Inc. The
Notices for the Unincorporated Area will be mailed to-
morrow and will set forth the dates on which representa-
tives of Valuation Associates will be at the Weaver
Street Firehouse to answer questions concerning the ten-
tative assessments. Notices to Village residents, she
continued, will be mailed early next week and will set
forth the dates for Village residents to meet with the
representatives of Valuation Associates.
Councilwoman Helwig continued stating that Valuation
Associates has reported that all properties have been
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measured and that 92% of the buildings have been inspect-
ed. She added that according to Mr. Cullen of Valuation
Associates, this is an unusually high percentage of in-
spections and denotes extraordinary cooperation from the
residents of the Town. Mr. Cullen emphasized that the
firm is still making recalls to homes where they have not
been able to make the inspection and will continue to
visit for the purpose of confirming assumed valuations
wherever possible. Councilwoman Helwig suggested that
residents who have not been inspected may call Valuation
-- Associates if they wish to make an appointment before
next Wednesday.
Mr. Mosher, upon recognition, inquired whether the figures
would be at full value or what per cent thereof. Council-
woman Helwig replied that the new value would be based on
45% of the full value.
Mr. Maggini, upon recognition, inquired whether taxes would
go up or down to which Mrs. Helwig replied rather fully, re-
counting in detail the situation with the Village of Mamaro-
neck which is using the new valuations in the current tax
roll. The total assessments had risen, she stated, but the
tax rate had been reduced by $1. 09 per thousand dollars of
assessed valuation.
The Supervisor stated that when Valuation Associates had
been engaged the firm had given the Town Board a rough out-
line of the effect of revaluation, stating that experience
had shown that the taxes of about 50% of the residents of
the community would remain about the same; 30% would pay
higher taxes and 20% would find that their taxes would go
down.
Councilwoman Helwig stated that this revaluation does not
affect the 1968 taxes in the Town of Mamaroneck.
Mrs. James Telesco of 3 Dillon Road, upon recognition,
,advised the Board of the receipt of a letter from the New
Rochelle Office of the New York Telephone Company which
she and residents of the Dillon Park area received inform-
ing them of the New Rochelle School Board' s proposal for
the addition to the school tax of a 3% tax for electric,
gas and telephone services.
Mrs. Telesco pointed out that the residents of the area
paid their taxes to the Town of Mamaroneck and their
children attended schools in the Town of Mamaroneck for
which reason the legitimacy of being subjected to such
a tax program was vehemently questioned by Mrs. Telesco
and her fellow-residents.
Following some discussion by the members of the Board it
was directed by common consent that the Supervisor ad-
dress a letter to the President of the Board of Educa-
tion of the City of New Rochelle with copies to the New
York Telephone Company and Consolidated Edison.
Mr. Mosher, upon recognition, addressed the Board to
suggest that some effort be made to have the postal
address of the Dillon Park area Larchmont rather than
New Rochelle.
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Councilman Chalif - -
Councilman Chalif was absent and therefore had no report
to present at this time.
Councilman Faiola - -
1. Authorization - Volunteer Firemen Fund Drive
Councilman Faiola stated that he would like to have the
Board authorize the 61st Annual Fund Raising Drive of
the Volunteer Firemen of the Town of Mamaroneck. He
stressed that the drive was not for the benefit of the
paid staff, but rather for the volunteers.
Whereupon, on his motion, seconded by Councilman Nagel,
it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes
the 61st Annual Fund Raising Drive of the
Volunteer Firemen of the Town of Mamaroneck
Fire Department.
Mr. Mosher, upon recognition, asked Councilman Faiola
how much money had been raised by this drive last year.
Councilman Faiola replied that he believed approximate-
ly $10, 000. Mr. Mosher then asked what portion of that
money had gone for insurance, what portion for training
programs, and what portion for parties, refreshments,
etc. Councilman Faiola stated that he did not have an
actual break-down of the figures but that he could say
that some of the funds were expended for light refresh-
ments following drills, training programs, etc. , some
for paying the expenses for attending the Volunteer
County and State Conventions, and some for equipment
for the Exempt quarters.
The Fire Chief, upon recognition, explained that some
of the funds were used for, as Councilman Faiola had
mentioned, training programs, County and State Conven-
tion .attendance expenses, death and sickness supple-
mental benefits, in addition to the regular insurance
program, and for sponsorship of a Little League team,
etc.
Councilwoman Helwig inquired whether holding fund rais-
ing drives was not common practice among volunteer fire-
men organizations and was assured that it was but that
it was done in different ways in different communities -
some holding carnivals, some voluntary contribution
drives, some by having a dance such as this department,
etc.
— Mr. Mosher then stated that he felt the Board should get
a statement of the amount of funds raised and disposi-
tion thereof. The Supervisor requested that if this
were his desire, he so request the Board in writing.
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Mr. Jenisch, upon recognition, addressed the Board stat-
ing that he felt strongly that these drives should con-
tinue and that if there were ever any abuses, that would
be the time to worry about them. He paid high tribute
to both the paid and volunteer staffs.
2. Presentation of Brochure -
Larchmont Chamber of Commerce and
League of Women Voters
Councilman Faiola presented a brochure entitled "New-
comers Guide to Larchmont", stating that he would like
to go on record as complimenting highly both the Larch-
mont Chamber of Commerce and the League of Women Voters
on the publication and suggesting that the Board ex-
press its appreciation to the Chamber of Commerce and
the League.
Councilman Nagel - -
Councilman Nagel stated that he had no report to present
at this time.
The Town Attorney - -
There was no report in the Attorney ' s absence.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to come before the meet-
ing on motion duly made and seconded it was declared
adjourned at 8 :45 p. m. to reconvene on May 1, 1968.
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS
The meeting of the Board of Fire Commissioners was con-
vened immediately upon adjournment of the Town Board meet-
ing.
1. Claims
Upon presentation by Commissioner Faiola and on his mo-
tion, seconded by Commissioner Nagel, 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 1968 Fire Department
- budget:
Atlantic Exterminating Corp. $ 7. 00
Atlantic Service Center 44. 05
R. G. Brewer, Inc. 21. 97
Con Edison 10. 00
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Con Edison $ 88. 32
Dri-Chem Extinguisher Co. 457. 85
New Rochelle Water Co. 71. 25
N. Y. Telephone Co. 7. 43
Roberts 553. 01
Ronconi Equipment Co. Inc. 17. 69
Suburban Fuel Oil Service 146. 15
Total 11,424. 72
- 2. Reports
There were no reports to be presented at this time.
3. Communications
There were no communications to be presented at this
time.
4. Other Business
a) Presentation to Commissioner Nagel
The Fire Chief presented the Commission badge to Commis-
sioner Nagel which he accepted with hearty thanks.
b) Auditorium Renovation
Commissioner Helwig called attention to the new ceiling,
new lighting, and very attractive new chairs in the audi-
torium, remarking on the tremendous improvement in acous-
tics and appearance.
The Fire Chief remarked that some of the chairs had been
purchased with funds from last year ' s fund raising drive.
5. Adjournment
There being no further business to come before the meet-
ing, on motion duly made and seconded, it was declared
adjourned at 8 :50 p. m. , to reconvene on May 1, 1968.
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