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MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOWN BOARD OF
THE TOWN OF MAMARONECK, HELD DECEMBER 7th, 1960,
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.
PRESENT: Supervisor Burchell
Councilman Santoro
Councilman Kane
Councilman Brush
Councilwoman Helwig
ABSENT: None
ALSO PRESENT: Mr, Gronberg - Town Clerk
Mr, Delius - Town Attorney
Mr, Kellogg - Deputy Engineer
Mr, Finson - Comptroller
Mrs, Brewer - Secretary
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
The minutes of the regular meeting of November 2nd, 1960, were
approved as presented,
NEW BUSINESS
1, Public Hearing--Adoption of Annual Budget
For the record, the affidavits of publication and posting of the
notice of hearing in accordance with law were presented and
ordered received and filed, and on motion by Councilman
Santoro and seconded by Councilman Kane, it was unanimously
RESOLVED that the hearing be and it is hereby
declared open,
The Supervisor presented the budget and during his detailed
review of the items contained therein page by page, the follow-
persons were heard:
Mr, Richard Murphy - 27 Edgewood Avenue
Mr, Murphy addressed the Board with reference to the
salary increases for the Police Chief, Superintendent
of Highways and paid Firemen, the recent appointment
of another Police Sergeant, and the Incinerator budget,
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TOWN OF MAMARONECK
MAMARONZJX , NEW YORK
To the Residents
of the
Town of MaRmaroneck a .
The proposed budget of the Town of Mamaroneck for 1961 indicates a
reduction of 3� per thousand in the tax rate for the residents of the
unincorporated area of the Town, and no tax for the residents of
either of the two Villages due to the elimination of a General Town
tax, thereby resulting in a decrease of ZU per thousand,
Your Town Board has carefully weighed each proposed expenditure
and believes it has prepared a budget that provides all of the neces-
sary services at the lowest cost consistent with safety, The gross
budget has increased by $55s 391, , but the increase of $47, 575 in es--
fi-mated revenues results in a. net increase of only $7, B16. This
small itwrease, is more than absorbed by a rise in assessed volua.-
tion of $3, 580, 000c to .1 total of $114, 813, 216,
The following major points in this budget arc- herewith called to your
attention:
Compensation
No general increase is provided. Incroulents are granted
in accordance with the Conspensation Plano s11 addition, a
few Classifications have been adjusted to provide a rnore
equitable compensation,
The Town Board proposes to adopt the so-railed "5% take-
h0me-PRY" PrOvisign, Very simply, this provides all em-
ployees who are meribers of a retirexrent plan a reduction
in contributions to the reV'reraent plan, of 517b of the gross
before deductions, iqo loss of pension rights is involved
by adoption of this pi in, and under its those few cmAployees
who are not presently members Of a, retirement plan would
b- able to became members at little or no cost,, With the
OxCePtion of the payment due to the local Police pen
,sion
F%nd, there would be no cost to the taxpayer during 1961,
The first payment by the, Town would be duve Jri May of
ou, and even this would-be for only 25% of a full yearl's
cost, The first full year's payment for this plan wouldbe
charged to the tampayers in 1968.
Personnel
The results of a study. Indicate that the Town departments
can be operated with one less in personnel with the provi-
a';o
n that at certain times of the year I additional temporciry
clerical assistunce may be neceseary. Such anssistance� if
-needed, would be provided by a, transfer rom the con-
tingency fund,,
,To the residents
of the
Town of Mamaroneck
page two -
3� Recreation
The Recreation Commission has recommended that the summer
program be expanded to include a sailing class and a dramatics
and dame class. Due to the inclusions of these additional pro-
grams, the gross budget for recreation in 1961 is increased to
$30, 675, However, the estimated revenues are also increased
with the result that the net cost to the taxpayer ayer for recreation
in 1961 is decreased by $955. , from $19, 442, Ian 1960 to
$18, 487, in 1961,
4� Contingency Fund
The contingency fused has been increased to $10, 000, Appropri-
ations for which no proper basis to form an estimate is avail-
able have been eliminated with the intent to transfer from this
fund if and when it becomes necessary to authorize such ex-
penditures,
5, Police Department
Included in the Police Department budget is an item of $8, 563,
for payment to the local Police Pension Fund,, This is n¢ces a.
sary to meet the existing obligations of the fund and will be a
recurring item with the probability that the amount will in-
crease in the feature as additional members elect to retire,..
6., Highway Department
ncluded in Item 1 are capital improvements totaling $26, 000.
in ,addition to the regular coast of the maintenance of Town
highways,
The purchase item of $4, 500. contained in .-Itena 111 is to cover
the coast of numerous small articles of egcs.ipmeaat averaging
$500, each,
Item IV contains an appropriations for rodent control as do the
budgets for the Park and Sanitation depa.rtments.,
7, Sanitation Department
The cost of replacing a collection treacle is included in this bud-
get,. By purchasing a larger truck, the necessity for dividing
the existing three routes into four with a large increase in
personnel is deferred for the present, The cost of disposing of
refuse,, and especially rubbish, is growing by leaps andbounds
This situation is under steady and it is hoped that another year's
experience will provide a satisfactory solution of this problem.
S, Street Lights
The Town Board is presently studying the feasibility of replac-
ing the present lighting system with a modern, up-to-date
To the Residents
of the
Town of Mamaroneck
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system conforming to today's standards, If deemed advis-
abler part of Such a program may be implemented this year_
`}, Park Department
Planting to restore rtatioaa Park and the Larchment Gardens
Lake areas has been completed and the -Park Department
budget therefore reduced by aplaroK-imn a4e3y $7, 400, The de-
artnneaat°s recommendation for a new truck has been incor-
porated into this budget,
10. Fire Department
Provision has bean made for the purchase of a modern truck
to replace two obsolete trucks,, One-half of this post is in-
cluded in this budget with the balance to be paid in 1962,
Please note the now format used for th€ first time in presenting this budget
which follows the recommendation of the New York Stage Department of
Audit and Control, Also, please note the informational schedules forming
a part of this budget _ which we hope will assist you in your study of this
budget:,
It is the belief of your Town Board that the proposed budget for 1961 re-
fleets a continuation of the long--established policy of maintaining Town ser-
vices and facilities at a high level at minimum cast founded in a sound and
economical plan of finoneing,,
Respectively submitted,
THE TOWN BOARD
of the
TOWN OF MA'MARONIECK
by,,
George D, Baez chel.l, Chairman
C< Ben o-misn Brush, jro
Christine lac Helwig
Pte,ter F, Maxie, Jr,
Battasta J. Santoro
Council on
Nocaember the 15th
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TOWN OF MAYARONECK
ANNUAL jBUDGET
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Estimated
lslar�a o � Revenues Tax Levy
GENERAL FUND
°1`oven Wide Schedul p, I z '111 236136 236136 -
Part Town Sc hednl-- e U IV 301850 8593 293257
HIGHWAY FUND
Items 1, 2, 3,4 Sche 3ales V 8k, VK 161350 41020 120330
SPECIAL D.ISTRICTS
Garbage Schedule VE, 136250 3705 132545
Water Schedule, VJP 65649 € 5649
Street Lighting Schedule IX 20700 563 23217
Sewer Schedule X 95630 1226 94404
Park Schedule X1 53655 1494 52161
Fire Schedule Xil 110450 122a 104222
TOTAL 1159750 359614 830136
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Expondeci kdadifi(d 15"u,d g e
1959 96- Adopt,`�cd
1*0VERNMIENT
SII"PER-,VfSOR
100 -� Or2onad
S, 754 0 7,5 0 j 7500
I apervisor
Clerk to Supervioo.- 4774 ffi v;W 5200
—12—Z7 4- TZ—7,1 '42700() -
2
ZO 1700.
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04 Oi-ber EPxpenaes 415 375 5Q61 500.
TO AL I268c, i5075 !3200 13200.
,MST-T-ES OF THE PLACE
N Personal Serv,
0-us'dr-es of bIe, peazo--,' .Z� 6400 6,1.00 6400
C,berical Assiatance 16 57 1650 1650
805x` 8050.
Other Exaenses 456. 4-5 6 450.
T 0,,T A L", 8617 2500 3500 8500.
P---S, ra,'I Serviwez
C Du ra c!i I rn e n 9587 9600 9600 ---_2600.
0 h 8
t -e2� Lx,,Q�znse
P'ubliswuing N •ticez 2z Roportu 3182 13CO 1400
T,-:avelpdxag (k Sonia-za"'Wa Fx:pe,,Izes 356 30 0 600
3538 26 04 -T(5UO- 2000.
TOTAL 13125 1200 11600 11600.
T"O' ATNi C"A1,MRK
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Tle--"somal seyvcez
Town cler"'r 7803 5 271 827I
Dr-puty To,,Tvn Chrk
3640
11911.
ZCO Eqaiprmer„-,t 215
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400 Othae E o
xpeaes 425 —500 500.
T r-D T AL
5 "2332 12411
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budget eas Tentative
Expended JAodifipd Budget
1959 1960 1961 .iilcapicel
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ASSESSOR
100 Personal Services
Assessor 7803 8271 8271
Seu or `1` pint 4264 4520 4520
Assessment Clerk 4264 4760 4760
Board of Review 750 750 750
1-8 301.
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200 Equipment
Adding Mac re 325 325.
400 Other Expenses
Supplies & Other Expenses 765 850 875
Traveling & Car Expense 298 350 350
Appraisals 850 500
19 ff —'-F7 567 1.225 1225.
TOTAL 18994 20001 19851 12851.
RECE',,VER OF TAXES
100 Personal Services
Receiver of Taxes 7803 B271 8271
Senior Account Clerk 5345 5665
13148 13936 SZ71 --A-zl�1
400 Other Expenses 2000 2050 .--2DDL--
TOTAL 15043 15936 10271 10271.
TOWN ATTORNEY
100 Personal Services
,rown Attorney 8313 8811 sail
Stenographic Services 1918 2000 2000
10231 10811 10811 10811.
ZOO Equipment - 250 250.
400 Other Expenses
Supplies & Other Expenses 982 9'1)L) 675
Traveling Expenses 77 175 275
--,-�1-059 950
TO I TAL 1380', 12011 �12 0 1 1. -
ENGINEER
100 Personal Services
Town Engineer 48 501 3450 8420
Senior Engineering Aide, 6120 6487 2500
104ff—o 9937 —Fo—gn --IDaza-
200 Equipment 8049 800.
400 Other Expenses 65_j Soo 900
,TOTAL 11622
106612 12520 j ZS20
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SCHEDULE a oosned�
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Budget as Tentative
Expended Modified Budget
1959 1960 1963 adopted
ELECTIONS
100 Personal Services
Custodians 400 400 400
Wage, 622 900 1000
Election -inspectors 8z Poll Clerk 7282 8832 8010
8304 10132 9410 -.9410.
200 Equipment 6099 -
400 Other Expenses v
Supplies & Other Expenses 489 200 200
ileastsl - Polling Places 560 740 900
°1`%,ansportstion of Equipment 623 900 900
1672 1840 2000 2000.
'TOTAL 9976 18071 11410 iiaip
COMPTROLLER
100 Personal f ervices
Comptra',ller 2458 2606 8.27_1 8271.
400 Other E-;penses 105 300 650 650.
TOTAL 2,563 2906 8921 8921.
TOWN OFFICES
100 .F ersonnal 5erviues
'down Accountant 7803 8271
anterrnediate- Account Clerk 4264 4520 4520
,. tormediate Account €ilk,. & `Typist 3590 3947 4245
Intermediate Clerk 3958 4195 4520
Custodian, P. 'T> 1224 1298 1298
Office Manager 200 200 200
21039 22431 14783 14783.
200 Equipment 339 525 �2F
400 Other Expenses
Supplies & Other Expenses 1555 3775 1840
Telephone 2207 2:500 2600
Light 498 600 700
Rent 4200 4200 4500
8460 11075 9640 9640.
TOTAL 29838 33506 24948 24948.
500 Independent Audit 2700 2700 2700 2700,
501 Dues - Association of Towns 250 250 250 250.
TOTAL- -GENERAL GOVERNMENT 148173 163175 148593 148593.
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SCHEDULE III - ESTIMATED REVENUES
Other Than Real Property Taxes
GENERAL ERAL FUN23
Budget as Tentative
Expended Modified Budget
1959 1960 1961 Ado2te
STATE AID
State Aid - Per Capita 117134 122644 114644 114644.
Male Aid - Mortgage Tax 49287 26000 30000 3000Q.
Mate Aid - Youth Bureau 1911 1911 1911 1911.
168332 140555 146555 IAL5=
ATP1'EREST & PENALTIES ON TAXES 15363 14000 13000 13000.
LICENSES & PERMITS
Dog Licenses 2097 2100 2100 2100.
DEPARTMENTAL EARNINGS
'down Clerk's Fees 1714 1600 2000 2000.
Recreation Fees 5424 5600 10280 10280
Justices lees 3387 2000 2400 2400.
Miscellaneous Inspection Fees 465 400 400 400.
Parking Teter Receipts 4047 9800 10000 10000.
15037 19400 25080 . 25080,
OTHER REVENUES
Civil Defense Refunds - 163 125 125.
Property Rentals 1000 1200 600 600.
Engineering Charge - Special District 1000 1000 2000 2000.
Interest on Deposits Investments 6863 6000 7000 7000:
Cash Available - 26178 39676 39676
8863 34541 49401 49401
GRAND TOTAL -- GENERAL FUND
ESTIMATED REV&,i-WES 209692 210596 23 136 236136.
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SCHEDULE IV - PART TOWN ESTIMATED REVENUES
Other Than Real Property Taxes
GENERAL FUND
Budget as `tentative.
Expended Modified Budget
1959 1960 1961 Adopted
DEPARTMENTAL E NIN S
Police Department Fees - too 100 100.
Planning Board Pees 20 50 s50 50.
Board of Appeals Fees 280 200 250 250.
Building & Plumbing Fees :1209 2000 1500 1500.
504 2350 1900 1900.
OTHER EARN.ItNGS
Caul Defense Refund - 890 m
Cash Available 8350 2630 6693 6693.
9350 3520 ® 669-3 663
GRAND TOTAL -- GENERAL FUND
PART TOWN ESTIMATED REVENUES 11859 5870 8593 8593.
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APPROPRIATIONS - HIGHWAY FUND
Budget as Tentative,
Expended Modified Budget
1959 1960 1961 Ad__t_d
H11,GHWAY FUND ITEM ,,
General Repairs 85.305 10030CP 113500
Payment - Refiremc::nt systegr,� - 1425 1600
Social Security Taxes - 1700 2400
Work mans COmpeasation ,"Insurance - 2500 2200
Group Health Insurance - 1000 1.050
TOTAL 85.305 106925 120750 120750.
HIGHWAY FUND ZTEM 11
Maintenance & Repair
Labor 47 500 400
Materials 250 500 100
,rOTAL 297 1000 500 500.
CHINERY FUND JTEM ITI
Purchase 9757 10300 4500
Repair 6565 9617 8500
Storage 864 1130 1200
Gasoline and oil 3287 - 4000
TOTAL 20473 21047 18200 18200.
SNOW & WISCELLANEOUS FUND ITEM IV
Salary-Town Superintendent 6303 6771 7850
Control of Ice and Snow 9486 10000 11000
Cutting Weeds and Brush - - 1,500
Other scellaneous 2572 2229 1550
TOTAL 18361 19000 21900 ---21900._
GRAND TOTAL a .
HIGHWAY APPROPR"ATIONS 124436 147972 161350 161350.
SCHEDULE VIA a ES `?`.iMA'1°ED REVENUE
Other Than Heal property Taxes
APPROPRIATIONS - HIGH -WAY FUND
Budget as Tentative
Expended Modified Budget
1959 1960 1961 Adopted
HIRGHWAY FUND ITEM I
State Aid 2246 2372 2375 2375.
Unexpended Balance 6000 4332 23960 23960.
TOTAL 82146 6704 26335 26335.
BRIDGE FUND 1TEM 1L
Unexpended Balance 1000 1000 500 500. _
TOT 1000 1000 500 500.
MACHINERY FUND ITEM HT
Gasoline and Oil Refunds 3807 - 4400 4000.
Unexpeaded Balance: - 2371 5472 5472.
Rental E-juipment Charges 1344 1500 1500 1500
Refund Civil Defense Radio - 270
TOTAL 5151 4141 10972 10972.
Snow Removal Refunds 3238 3000 3000 3000.
Une,gpended Balance - 1449 213 213.
TOTAL 3236 4449 3213 3213.
GRAND TOTAL
ALL HIGHWAY REVENUES 17635 16294 41020 41020.
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SCHEDULE V11
APPROPRIATIONS e. SPECIAL DISTRICTS
Budget as Tentative
Expended Modified Budget
1954 1961 _1961 Adopted
GARBAGE D-"ZTR2CT NO I
APPROPRIATION
Perzonal Service
EWage� 60437 63750 65000 .... 65000.
Salaries and
Equipment 12000 12000.
Truck
Other Expense
Equipment peratiOn �asto 4055 4750 4009
1985 2550 3010
supplies Other Expenses 1985
345x3 2800
payment a d tirerne�aC Fund 1289 2390 1750
Social Security Taxes - 960 450
Group Health 'Insurance 3Ia0 2750
Insurance, SuOmP- 1.�a.�sb"'ty, etc, 2432 x-50
Incinerator sOperatiOn (.°casts 21531 34801 4-�,,.
34732 51050 59250 59250.
TOTAL 95164 114000 1_ 6L5- x36250. -.
REVENUES 3000 3795 3705 3705.
Cash Available —
TOTAL 3000 3795 3705 3705.
GARBAGE DISTRICT 111045 - 132545.
'SAX LEVY
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APPROPRIATIONS SPECIAL DISTRICTS
WATER DISTRICT NO I
APPROPRIATION 6400 �
Water Distribution SystemCapitalcosts 23010 33000 32000 32000.
Redemption of Bondi
Interest on Bonds 10814 25582 24149 24149.
'7000 7000.
Refunds - Water iMaias - ._.o. — - —
TOTAL 37724 64582 65649 65649.
REVENUES 50000.
'Water Revenuf Q"Ne2pi 55004 61181 50000
3410 32€90 3200.
Pipe ,Line Rentalo - 12447 12449.
Cash Availably �--- _
TOTAL 55004 645FR, 65649 65649. ,
TAX LEVY
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SCHEDU XWE I.
APPROPR�-,,ATIONS SPECIAL DISTRICTS
Budget as Tentative
1959 2960 1961 Adopted
STREET 1..x:131.1T.`NG DISTRICT NO. 1
Street Light Opp—zatio n Coot 2672i 27000 23230 28280.
Installation of Street Lights 366 1000 500 500.
TOTAL 27537 28000 28730 28780.
REVENUES
Cash =available w 1463 563 563.
TOTAL AL 1.463 563 563.
TAX LEVY 26537 28217 28217.
S27, HEDi3 Ly X
Personal Sex vices
Salarie,s and "Wages 3096 3300 3000 3000.
Other Experses
Supplies & Other 1°.;x mmoeo 1001 1050 1400
.rnsu annce, Comp, Liability, c c, 45 200 125
Sewer Construction 72 507 ZZ00
1led'emption of Debt 55500 55500 59300
merest to Ns,teia Bonds 361,43 33€593 31305
'T5,1,97 91648 92 530 92630. _
T TAIs1 108Z93 94943 95630 95630.
;1 Ali`rENUES;
Cash .Available r ?226 1226.
TOTAL w e 1.226 1226.
TAX .UeEV5a 94948 94404 94404.
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SCHEDUL-F, X1
APPROPRI"ATIONS - SPECIAL D.�STRICTS
Budget as Tentative
Ewpe-nded Nlodifitd Budget
1959 1960 1961 Adopted
PARK DJSTRICT NO, I
APPROPRIAT�ON
Personal Services
Park Foreman 6630 7200 7500
Assistant Park Foreman 5100 5406 5650
Laborers I2913 13600 1.3600
Secretary 60 90 90
--2470- _26-2-9 6 26840 26840.
EquipmImt
Truck - 4000 4000.
Other axpenses
Supplies & Other Expergacs 5326 10875
BW
il&ng & Operating Copts 433 650 300
Equipment & Operating C D3tS 452 400 400
Payment ® Retirennent 1 and 1050 1.115 1300
Group Health 'nsurance - 400 450
Insurance, Q=,W� ',ial6bty, cAc- 735 900 1200
soc at Security Taxes 565 580 750
Red option of Debt 11000 11000 10000
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'nte-rest on Bonds 5960 5467 4995
25525 3138? x 22815.
TOTAL 50224 1 57683 53655 53655.
REVENUES
Cash ailable 4500 —2275 1494 1,494.
TOTAL 4500 3275 1494 1494.
PARK DISTRICT
TAX LJEVY 54408 52161 52161.
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Budget as Tenta�five
Expended Modified B4dget
1959 1960 �v1961 xkdapted
.Ril?PRCx1?1$IA°1°JON
Personal Se:rvgces
sal r >q 48151 55€17e 58600 58600.
I Ab2.7 m Systom a 2100
Radio System _ 5307 w
:Pumper - l f 2 Cost _ - 10000
Chief's Car x 2200
clothing 1015 1000 $50
16115 .'507 12950 12950
Oth r ..r
-Kq,s.:ip-rent Operation Costs 7664 1450 1200
Building Operation frosts 3600 3000 i500
Supplies & 63thIc av Expenses 3881 3300 4300
Gas, Light, Water, & heat 1894 1,800 19€80
inspection & Traveling Exp ras-s 1986 2100 2100
Telephone & Alarm System 1124 1500 1500
Payment. ® Retirement System 6638 6625 7200
Social Security Taxes 1080 1200 1500
Group Health TnFurance .. 715 800
Insurance, Comp. Liability, etc: 4141 5500 5500
Hydrant Rental 111.01 11500 11400
431 9 fi16=90 38900 38900.
TOTAL 9,;.275 102274 110450 110450.
REVENUES
Civil Defense Refund 2653
Cash Available c. 3673 1228 1228.
W;326 —=28 1228.
TOTAL 4 6326 1228 1228.
FIRE DISTRICT
TAX LEVY '95948 10`9222 109222.
SCHEDULE X111
SCHEDULE OF SALARIES
ADD WAGES w ALL FUNDS
Rate of 'Total
'Fibs Number Compensation Appropriation.
SUPERVISOR
ISOR
Supervisor 1 7, 500
Clerk to Supervisor 1 5, 200
TOTAL 12, 700
JUSTICES OF PEACE
Justices 2 5, 200 6, 400
Court Clerk (T° T 1 1, 200
Clerical Help 450
TOTAL 81050
COUNCILMEN
Councilmen 4 2,400 9, 600
TOWN CLERK
Town Clem 1 8, 271
Deputy Town Clerk 3, 640
TOTAL 11, 911
ASSESSOR
Assessor 1 8, 271
Senior Typist 1 4, 520
Assessment Cleric 1 4, 760
Board of Review 3 750
TOT'AL 18, 301
RECEIVER OF TAXES
TOWN of Taxes 1 8, 271
LC9Y N 2'aTTORNE &
Attorney 1 8, 811
Stenographic Hells 2, 000
TOTAL _ 10, 811
ENGINEER
Engineer 1 8, 420
( Balance 1, 580 paid by Joint incinerator Commission)
Senior Engineering Aid 1 2, 500 L, 500
(
Building & Plumbing Inspector) 5, 350
TOTAL 10, 920
LECTTIO
Custodians 2 200 400
Temporary Employees 1, 000
Election Officials 90 8, 010
TOTAL 9, 410
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SCHEDULE X111 ( font}
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SCHEDULE OF SALARIES
AND WAGES - ALL FUNDS
Rate of Total
Title Number Compensation Appropriation
GARBAGE DISTRICT
; °hectors 9 4, 500 43,200
Laborers 22x$00
(see Highway)
TOTAL 65, 000
PARK DISTRICT
Foreman 1 7, 500
'-'ark Foreman 1 5, 650
Laborers 3 4, 493
Plus Overtime 13, 600
Secretary (P T 1 90
TOTAL Z6. 840
SEWER DISTRICT
Laborers
(see Highway) 3y000
FIRE DISTRICT
Lieutenant 1 6, 150
Firemen 9 5, 037-5, 980 51. 490
Inspector (P T ) 1 960
TOTAL 58, 600
Tow=n of Mamaroneck
Exhibit A
Bills for Ouarter Ending Sept. 30, 1960, Remaining Unpaid December 2, 1960
Block Parcel Account BK PG. Owner Premises Amount Due
503 561 10107 204 68 Louis Gagliardi, Jr. 34 Hartung St. 19. 65
409 50 4191 205 78 Ellen E. Merritt 17 Kenmare Rd. 4. 08
333 581 8685 218 45 Virgin'i'a Holly 1185 Old White Plains Rd 87. 60'
229 1 11175 22I 39B Soundview goods 'Inc. Ridgeway Road 23. 78
225 450 10564 221 66 Charles Newbergh 925 Fenimore Rd. 141. 52
229 320 11176 - - Soundview Woods, Inc. Ridgeway Rd. 18. 31'
TOTAL $ 254. 94
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Exhibit 1s
List of Charges Levied Pursuant to Resolution of Town Board of
the Town of Mamaroneck for cleaning vacant lot. (Chapter IV,
Article 3 General Ordinance 'Down of Mamaroneck)'
Block Parcel Owner Address Amount Due
120 107 William Dom-merich 4630 s W 10th Street $ 65. 28
Miami 44, Florida
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Mr. Thomas Abrahamsen - 16 Plymouth Road
Mr. Abrahamsen addressed the Board with reference to his
request that the pensions paid to the widows of policemen be
increased in accordance with recently enacted legislation
permitting such increase from the present $600. 00 to
$1200.00 per annum at the option of the municipality.
Following detailed explanation and discussion of each of the fore-
going items, at the conclusion of the presentation and since, up-
on the Supervisor's inquiry, no one else wished to be heard in
favor of or in opposition to the budget or any item contained
therein, on motion by Councilman Brush and seconded by Coun-
cilman Kane, it was unanimously
RESOLVED that the hearing be and it is hereby
declared closed.
Whereupon, the following resolution was offered by Councilman
Kane and seconded by Councilman Santoro:
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 com-
piled, as the annual budget of this Town for the
fiscal year beginning on the 1st day of January,
1961, and that such budget as so adopted be en-
tered in detail in the minutes of the proceedings
of this Town Board,
(budget hereto appended)
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and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk of this Town
shall prepare and certify, in duplicate, copies of said an-
nual budget as 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 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 1961, the
sum hereinafter set forth and for the purposes listed, be-
low, be levied, assessed, and collected upon the taxable .
properties of the Town of Mamaroneck and properties in
the Town of Mamaroneck outside of the Villages of Larch-
mont 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 ex-
tended on the tax roll of the Town of Mamaroneck against
each of the several parcels affected by such assessments,
or parts thereof, to wit;
Total Estimated
Appropriation Revenues Tax Levy
Fore
General Fund
Town Wide 236136 236136 -0-
Part Town 301850 8593 293257
(Outside Villagesi
Highway Fund
Items 1, 2, 3, 4 161350 41020 120330
Special Districts
Garbage 136250 3705 132545
Water 65649 65649 -0-
Street Lighting 28780 563 28217
Sewer 95630 1226 94404
Park 53655 1494 52161
Fire 110450 1228 109222
and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED, that pursuant to the provisions
of Chapter 654 of the Laws of 1927, as amended, and
the provisions of Article 12 of Chapter 61 of the Consol-
idated Laws, known as the Town Law, as amended, there
be levied against the several lots and parcels of land con-
tained upon the statement hereto annexed and marked
"Exhibit A', the several sums set 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".
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and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED, that pursuant to resolution
of the Town Board of the Town of Mamaroneck for
cleaning vacant lot, (Chapter IV, Section 3 of the
General Ordinance of the Town of Mamaroneck
adopted pursuant to provisions of the Town Law of
the State of New York), there be levied against the
property known as Block 120, Parcel 107 on the as-
sessment roll of the Town of Mamaroneck, the sum
of $65, 28 as and for the removal of weeds and rub-
bish from said property as provided in the said
Ordinance.
Upon roll call, the vote on the foregoing resolution was as
follows:
Councilman Santoro - Aye
Councilman Kane - Aye
Supervisor Burchell - .Aye
Councilman Brush - Aye
Councilwoman Helwig - Aye
the resolution was therefore adopted unanimously and the
budget for the fiscal year 1961 adopted as presented,
The Board then, upon being reminded by the Attorney that
the appropriation for the "Publicity Fund" item was in-
cluded in the budget subject to permissive referendum, on
motion by Councilman Santoro and seconded by Councilman
Brush, unanimously adopted the following resolution:
WHEREAS, this Board, in its budget for the year
1961 duly adopted this day, included under Appro-
priations, General Fund, Miscellaneous, an item
509, "Publicity Fund", the sum of Two thousand
($2, 000,00) Dollars, which appropriation is sub-
ject to permissive referendum under the provi-
sions of the Town Law, pursuant to Section 64,
subdivision 14;
NOW, THEREFORE$ BE IT
RESOLVED, that the Town of Mamaroneck ap-
propriate the sum of Two thousand ($2, 000, 00,)
Dollars for the purposes stated in Section 64,
subdivision 14 of the Town Law;
and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED, that this resolution is
adopted subject to permissive referendum as
provided in Article 7 of the Town Law;
and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk is
authorized to publish and post the notice of the
adoption of this resolution in accordance with
law,
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2. Authorization of 516 Take-Home Pay Provision
The Clerk presented the following memorandum addressed by the
Comptroller to the Town Board under date of December 5, 1960;
"If the Town Board wishes to adopt the "increased take-home pay
provisions" of the Retirement and Social Security Law, it is nec-
essary that the attached resolution be passed and a certifiedcopy
of this resolution be filed with the New York State Retirement
System and the Town of Mamaroneck Police Pension Fund prior
to the effective date.
-- As they insist on the effective date being the beginning of a pay-
roll period, it is recommended that the effective date he De-
cember 29th, 1960."
Whereupon, on motion by Councilwoman Helwig and seconded by
Councilman Brush, the following resolution was adoptedunan-
imously
BE IT RESOLVED:
That the Town of Mamaroneck does hereby elect to come
under the provisions of Chapter 339 of the Laws of 1960,
entitled "An act to amend the Retirement and Social Se-
curity Law, in relation to authorizing the provision of
added pensions-providing-for-increased-take-home-pay
and death benefits for officers and employees of parti-
cipating employers in the New York State Employees`
Retirement System", as thereafter amended; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED:
That the Town Board of the Town of Mamaroneck, which
maintains a Local Police Pension System, pursuant to
the provisions of Chapter 746 of the Laws of 1960, here-
by makes applicable to the members of its Local Police
Pension System, the provisions of Chapters 336, 339
and 746 of the Laws of 1960, and fixes the payroll per-
iod beginning December 29th, 1960, as the date upon
which the increased take-home pay provided for in such
Laws shall commence.
3. Authorization--Borrowing in Anticipation of the 1961
Tax Collection
.The Clerk presented a memorandum from the Comptroller
stating that it would be necessary for the Town to borrow
the sum of $125, 000. 00 in order to meet obligations prior
to the collection of the 1961 taxes in April, and requesting
adoption of the resolution, submitted therewith, authoriz-
ing such borrowing.
Whereupon, the following resolution was offered by Coun-
cilman Kane, who moved its adoption, seconded by Coun-
cilman Brush, to-wit:
TAX ANTICIPATION NOTE RESOLUTION DATED
DECEMBER 7, 1960.
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A RESOLUTION DELEGATING THE POWER TO AUTH-
ORIZE THE ISSUANCE OF AND TO SELL NOT EX-
CEEDING $125, 000 TAX ANTICIPATION NOTES OF THE
TOWN OF MAMARONECK, WESTCHESTER COUNTY,
NEW YORK, IN ANTICIPATION OF THE COLLECTION
OF TOWN REAL ESTATE TAXES LEVIED FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR COMMENCING JANUARY 1, 1961,
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Town Board of the Town of
Mamaroneck, Westchester County, New York, as
follows:
Section 1. Subject to the provisions of the Local Finance
Law, the power to authorize the issuance of
and to sell not exceeding $125, 000 tax anticipation notes
of the Town of Mamaroneck, Westchester County, New
York, in anticipation of the collection of real estate
taxes levied for Town purposes for the fiscal year of
said Town commencing January 1, 1961, is hereby dele-
gated to the Supervisor of said Town, the chief fiscal of-
ficer thereof. Such notes shall be of such terms, form
and contents, and shall be sold in such manner, as may
be prescribed by said Supervisor, consistent with the
provisions of the Local Finance Law.
Section 2. This resolution shall take effect immediately.
The question of the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly
put to a vote on roll call, which resulted as follows.
Councilman Santoro VOTING Aye
Councilman Kane VOTING Aye
Supervisor Burchel1 VOTING Aye
Councilman Brush VOTING Aye
Councilwoman Helwig VOTING Aye
The resolution was thereupon declared duly adopted.
4. Authorization--Appropriation of Funds, Payment for Stairway
Construction
Councilman Santoro presented a memorandum addressed to the
Board by the Comptroller requesting a resolution authorizing
the appropriation of the sum of $5, 347.45 from General Town
Surplus for payment of the contract for the construction of the
staircase at the Larchmont Station.
Whereupon, on his motion which was seconded by Councilman
Kane, it was unanimously
RESOLVED that there is hereby appropriated from
General Town Surplus in the 1960 budget, the sum
of $5, 347. 45 for payment of the contract for the
construction of the steel staircase at the Larchmont
Railroad Station.
5, Retirement--Oscar Rivers, Highway Department
Councilman Santoro informed the Board of the coming retire-
ment of Oscar Rivers from the Highway Department on De-
cember 31st, calling to attention his many years of dependable
and able service to the Town as an employee of this department.
The Board expressed its regret at losing Mr. Rivers' service
and directed the Supervisor to write him on its behalf expres-
sing the Board's sincere thanks and appreciation to him for
his faithful and able service to the Town and extending best
wishes to him for the future.
OLD BUSINESS
1. Report--Fuel Oil Bids
The Clerk presented a memorandum addressed to the Board by
the Comptroller and Attorney recommending, after examina-
tion of the bid specifications and bids submitted for furnishing
fuel oil to the Town for the period from November 15, 1960 to
November 15, 1961, that the contract be awarded to the low
bidder, Chatsworth Oil and Heating Company, Inc,
Whereupon, upon motion by Councilman Kane and seconded by
Councilman Brush, it was unanimously
RESOLVED that the contract for furnishing approx-
imately 8, 000 gallons of No. 2 fuel oil to the Town
of Mamaroneck for the period from November 15,
1960 to November 15, 1961 be and it hereby is
awarded to the low bidder, Chatsworth Oil and
Heating Company, Inc. at a price as of November
15, 1960 of 12. 8 cents per gallon delivered to the
Town of Mamaroneck tanks.
COMMUNICATIONS
1. Letters from Police Commission
(a) Appointment of Police Sergeant
Upon the Clerkls presentation of a communication from the
Police Commission reporting the appointment of Patrolman
James Staropoli to the rank of Sergeant, effective as of
December 15, 1960, and the Comptroller's advice that a
resolution by the Board was required to fix the salary, it
was on motion by Councilman Brush, seconded by Council-
woman Helwig, unanimously
RESOLVED that in accordance with the Compensa-
tion Plan of the Town of Mamaroneck, this Board
hereby authorizes that James Staropoli as Sergeant
of the Town of Mamaroneck Police Department be
compensated at the rate of $6, 563. 00 per annum,
beginning as of December 15, 1960.
(b) Attendance of Forensic Research Seminar
The Clerk presented a communication from the Police Com-
mission requesting authorization of the expenses incurred
by the three (3) officers of the Police Department authorized
by the Police Commission to attend a seminar on "Security"
held by the Manhattan College for Forensic Research on
December 3, 1960.
Whereupon, on motion by Councilman Brush and seconded by
Councilman Santoro, it was unanimously
RESOLVED that this Board hereby authorizes the
expenditure of an amount not to exceed the sum of
$10. 00 to cover the expenses incurred by the three
(3) Police officers authorized by the Police Com-
mission to attend a seminar on "Security" held by
the Manhattan College for Forensic Research on
December 3, 1960; said expenses to be paid from
the proper item in the 1960 Police Department
budget.
2. Notices from Public Service Commission
(a) New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
For the Board's information, the Attorney reported that a
notice had been received from the Public Service Commis-
sion which ordered that the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company was authorized to put into ef-
fect tariff schedules providing for increased passenger
fares described therein, which was ordered received and
filed.
(b) Petition of Wilder Transportation, Inc.
Also for the Board's information, the Attorney reported
that a notice had been received from the Public Service
Commission which ordered that a temporary consent sub-
ject to the conditions stated therein be granted to Wilder
Transportation, Inc. for the operation of an omnibus line
between the County Airport and LaGuardia and Idlewild
Airports, which was ordered received and filed.
3. Letter from Thomas Abrahamsen re Police Pension Fund
The Clerk presented a letter from Thomas Abrahamsen
which was ordered received and filed since Mr. Abra-
hamsen had addressed the Board at length on this matter
at the time the budget was being presented.
COMMUNICATIONS (Not on Agenda)
1. Notice of Meeting
The Clerk presented a notice of a meeting of the Zoning Board
of the Village of Larchmont on December 13th, which had been
referred to the Attorney and was ordered received and filed.
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2. Notice of Meeting
The Clerk presented notice of a meeting of the Zoning
Board of Appeals of the City of New Rochelle on De-
cember 13th, which had been referred to the attention
of the Attorney, and was ordered received and filed.
REPORTS
1) Town Clerk
The Clerk presented the following reports which were
ordered received and placed on file.
Report of the Westchester Shore Humane Society,
Inc. for the month of November, 1960.
Report of the Building Inspector for the month of
November, 1960..
Report of the Receiver of Taxes and Assessments
for the month of November, 1960,
Z) The Supervisor
(l) Death of John F. Maddock
The Supervisor spoke of the death of John F. Maddock,
a former Assessor of the Town of Mamaroneck, and a
resident of this community for more than seventy years,
stating that Mr. Maddock, in addition to serving the
Town as Assessor, had during his lifetime served the
community long and well in many government and civic
posts,
The Board expressed its deep regret of Mr. Maddockts
passing, directed that this meeting stand adjourned
this evening in honor of his memory, and on motion by
Councilman Brush and seconded by Councilman Kane,
unanimously adopted the following resolution,
IN MEMORIAM
R E S O L V E D that the Town Board of the Town of
Mamaroneck herewith expresses its deep regret at
the death of
John F . Maddock
and its recognition and appreciation of his outstand-
ing service to this community as a former Officer of
`- the Town of Mamaroneck and in many and various
other responsible civic and governmental posts,
and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED that this expression of
appreciation be sent to the family of Mr. Maddock
and spread upon the minutes of this meeting,
3. Councilman Santoro
Councilman Santoro reported as follows:
(a) Sewer and Stater Extensions, Winged. Foot Drive
That the installation of the sewer and water exten-
sions in Winged Foot Drive had been completed.
(b) Hommocks Drain
That the installation of the drain in the Hommocks
was 8010 completed, and that upon its completion,
the Town would be able to proceed with the im-
provement of the appearance of the property atthe
entrance of the Hommocks.
(c) Removal of Rock
That a contractor had been engaged to remove the
large boulder on Town property in front of #758
Forest Avenue for the sum of $650. 00 and re-
quested authorization of said expenditure.
Whereupon, on motion by him and seconded by
Councilman Kane, it was unanimously
RESOLVED that this Board hereby authorizes
the expenditure of the sum of $650. 00 for re-
moval of large boulder on Town property in
front of #758 Forest Avenue in accordance
with Purchase Order No. 1746, dated Decem-
ber 5, 1960; said expense to be paid from
Item I of the 1960 Highway Department budget.
4. Councilman Kane
Councilman Kane reported --
(a) Ordinance, Illumination asd'Sig-n5
That the Engineer, Attorney and Building Inspector
would be ready to make recommendations for such
ordinance at the next meeting or the following one.
(b) Apportionments
Councilman Kane presented the following petitions re-
ceived from the Assessor for the correction of the as-
sessment roll so as to permit the apportionment of
taxes, and on his motion, seconded by Councilwoman
Helwig, the following resolution was adopted unan-
imously
WHEREAS, the Assessor has presented the fol-
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lowing petitions for the correction of the assess-
ment roll for certain years pursuant to the provi-
sions of Section 557, Article 16 of the Westches-
ter 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 rolls
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED that the assessment roll of 1960, taxes
of 1961, which shows property now appearing on
the roll as follows:
Block Parcel Name Land only
926 43 Protano Inc, $ . ,Z4;500
be corrected as follows in accordance with the pro-
visions of subdivision 5 of Section 557:
Block Parcel Name Land only
926 43 Protano Inc, 22, 500
926 141 Donald H. Tinker 2, 000
FURTHER RESOLVED that the assessment roll of
1960, taxes of 1961, which shows property now ap-
pearing on the roll as follows:
Block Parcel Name Land Imp Total
948 57 Mortimer J. Propp $14, 300 $20, 000 $34, 300
be corrected as follows in accordance with the pro-
visions of subdivision 5 of Section 557:
Block Parcel Name Land Imp Total
948 57 Mortimer J. Propp $10,700$20, 000 $30, 700
948 277 Eugenie A. Propp 3, 600 3, 600
FURTHER RESOLVED that the assessment roll; of
1960, taxes of 1961, which shows property now ap-
pearing on the roll as follows:
Block Parcel Name hand IMP Total
940 302 Charles W. Bellows 7, 000 21, 500 Z8, 500
be corrected as follows in accordance with the pro-
visions of subdivision 5 of Section 557:
Block Parcel Name Land Imp Total
940 302 Charles W. Bellows 4, 200 21, 500 25, 700
940 313 Geraldine N Bellows Z, 800 2, 800
FURTHER RESOLVED that the assessment roll of
1960, taxes of 1961, which show property now ap-
pearing on the roll as follows.
Block Parcel Name Land imp Total
940 196 Virginia H. Goldman $ 9, 100 $ 91 100 $ 18, 200
be corrected as follows in accordance with the pro-
visions of subdivision 5 of Section 557;
Block Parcel Name Land Imp Total
940 196 Arthur Wolf & ors 3, 800 3, 800
940 206 Virginia H. Wolf 5, 300 9, 100 14, 400
FURTHER RESOLVED that the assessment roll of
1960, taxes of 1961, which shows property now ap-
pearing on the roll as follows.
Block Parcel Name Land Imp Total
905 303 N.Y. N.H. & H. RR 334, 500 371, 921 706, 421
be corrected as follows in accordance with the pro-
visions of subdivision 5 of Section 557;
Block Parcel Name Land LM-2 Total
905 303 N.Y. N.H. & H. RR 308, 175 371, 921 680, 096
905 513 Marlange Realty Corp 22, 992 Z.` , , 22, 992
905 800 E. T. Rugliano 3, 333 3, 333
FURTHER RESOLVED that the assessment roll of
1960, taxes of 1961, which shows property now ap-
pearing on the roll as follows.
Block Parcel Name Land Imp Total
824 1 Aetna Window & 28, 500 52, 200 80, 700
Specialities Inc
be corrected as follows in accordance with the pro-
visions of subdivision 5 of Section 557.
Block Parcel Name Land Ixnp Total
824 1 Aetna Window & 5, 100 5, 100
Specialities Inc
824 11 " Z3,400 52, 200 75, 600
FURTHER RESOLVED that the assessment roll of
1960, taxes of 1961, which shows property now ap-
pearing on the roll as follows:
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Block Parcel Name Land Imp Total
820 416 Frank M. Williams &.or 2, 700 13, 500 16, 200
be corrected as follows in accordance with the pro-
visions of subdivision 5 of Section 557;
Block Parcel Name Land Imp Total
820 416 Frank M. Williams & or 1, 300 4, 500 5, 800
820 476 Alton Holbrook& W 1, 400 9, 000 10, 400
FURTHER RESOLVED that the assessment roll of
1960, taxes of 1961, which shows property now ap-
pearing on the roll as follows.
Block Parcel Name Land Imp Total
615 66 Elmer F. Quenan 3, 600 11, 400 15, 000
be corrected as follows in accordance with the pro-
visions of subdivision 5 of Section 557.
Block Parcel Name Land Imp Total
615 66 Elmer F. Quenan 1, 900 11, 400 13, 300
615 78 M.A. Baviello Inc 1, 700 1, 700
FURTHER RESOLVED that the assessment roll of
1960, taxes of 1961, which shows property now ap-
pearing on the roll as follows.
Block Parcel Name Land Imp Total
503 632 Alfreda Mignarri 4, 000 500 4, 500
be corrected as follows in accordance with the pro-
visions of subdivision 5 of Section 557.
Block Parcel Name Land Imp Total
503 632 Vincent Nesci & W 200 200
503 634 Alfreda Mignarri 3, 800 500 4, 300
5, Councilman Brush
Councilman Brush stated that he had no report other than
that pertaining to Fire Department matters,
6, Councilwoman Helwig
(1) Recreation -- Advisory Committee on Sailing
Councilwoman Helwig reported that the Recreation Com-
missiones recently appointed Advisory Committee on
Sailing was presently canvassing sites for the proposed
sailing classes in both the Village of Larchmont and the
Village of Mamaroneck.
7. The Town Attorney
(1) Cancellation of Bond --Split Tree Road
The Attorney reported that Gabriele Vitro had com-
pleted the street improvements on Split Tree Road
and furnished the Town with deeds and releases for
street rights and easements, and therefore recom-
mended that the performance bond for this work be
cancelled.
Whereupon, on motion by Councilman Santoro and
seconded by Councilman Kane, it was unanimously
RESOLVED that bond #217522 of the Queen In-
surance Company in the sum of $5, 500. 00,
dated November 10th, 1958, insuring Gabriele
Vitro for the performance of certain improve-
ments on Split Tree Road in the Town of Ma-
maroneck, be cancelled,
(2) Certiorari Proceedings--Palmer Avenue Offices Corp.
In connection with this matter, the Attorney reported
that the appraisor engaged by the Board to appraise
the Palmer Avenue Offices Corp, property on Ma-
maroneck Avenue and known as Block 821, Parcel
233 on the Tax Assessment Map, had appraised the
said property at $290, 000. 00, which was referred to
Councilman Kane and the Assessor.
(3) Certiorari--Dr. Israel Weinraub
In connection with this matter and upon the Attorneyes
recommendation, on motion by Councilman Kane and
seconded by Councilman Brush, it was unanimously
RESOLVED that this Board hereby authorizes the
Town Attorney to engage the services of an expert
real estate appraisor to appraise the property
owned by Dr. Israel Weinraub, located on Premium
Point and known as Block 510, Parcel 100 on the
Tax Assessment Map of the Town of Mamaroneck,
at a fee not to exceed the sum of $250. 00.
(41 Authorization of Contract--Westchester Shore Humane Society
Upon the Attorney's presentation of and recommenda-
tion for the authorization of the contract for 1961 be-
tween the Town and the Westchester Shore Humane
Society, Inc. , it was on motion by Councilman San-
toro and seconded by Councilman Brush, unanimously
RESOLVED that the Supervisor be and he hereby
is authorized to sign the contract between the
Town of Mamaroneck and the Westchester Shore
Humane Society, Inc. for the year 1961 in the
--- amount of $2, 090, 00 as provided in the 1961
budget,
OTHER BUSINESS
Mr. Richard Murphy - 27 Edgewood Avenue
Mr, Murphy addressed the Board to compliment the Town
on its rehabilitation of the Station Park and Lake areas
following completion of the construction of the New England
Thruway and stating that he was "happy indeed to see the
flag flying over weekends."
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to come before the meeting, it
was declared adjourned in memory of the late John F. Maddock,
a former Assessor of the Town of Mamaroneck, at 9*40 p.m. , to
reconvene on December 21st, 1960.
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS
The meeting of the Board of Fire Commissioners was convened
immediately upon the adjournment of the Town Board meeting.
1. Communications
Commissioner Brush stated that there were no communi-
cations to be presented.
Z. Reports
Commissioner Brush presented the Fire Report for the
month of November, 1960, which was ordered received
and placed on file.
3. Claims
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Commissioner Brush presented the following Fire De-
partment claims which had been audited by the Comp-
troller and approved by the Fire Chief, and on his mo-
tion, which was seconded by Commissioner Kane, it
was unanimously
RESOLVED that the following claims be and they
hereby are approved and the Supervisor and
Comptroller be and they hereby are authorized
to pay the same out of the budget for the Fire
Department.,
R. G. Brewer, Inc. $ 55. 04
Con Edison Co, of N. Y. 5. 00
Con Edison Co, of N.Y. 52. 31
Sound Tire & Supply Co„ Inc, 156. 96
Suburban Electronic Service 59. 70
Westchester Joint Water Works #1 20. 01
Total $ 349. 02
4. Other Business
1. False Alarms--Larchmont Acres
As a solution to the repeated occurrence of false alarms
at Larchmont Acres, the Fire Council recommended the
discarding of the present fire system - or as the only al-
ternative, the installation of a bell over each box as had
been requested by the Council through the Attorney.
At the conclusion of a lengthy discussion of this matter
during which Mr. Arnold Goldstein, owner of the prem-
ises involved, Mr. James Renson, President of the
Tenants Association of Larchmont Acres, Mr. Louis
Fribourg, attorney for the apartments, and the Fire
Chief were heard, the matter was put over pending fur-
ther report by Mr. Goldstein and Mr. Renson.
5. Adjournment
There being no further business to come before the meeting, it
was declared adjourned at 10000 p.m. , to reconvene on Decem-
ber 21st, 1960.
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