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Home My WebLink About1961_12_06 Town Board Minutes MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF MAMARONECK, HELD DECEMBER 6th, 1961, IN THE COUNCIL ROOM OF THE WEAVER STREET FIRE HOUSE, WEAVER STREET, TOWN OF MAMARONECK. CALL TO ORDER The Supervisor called the meeting to order at 8.15 p.m. ROLL CALL Present. Supervisor Burchell Councilman Kane Councilman Brush Councilwoman Helwig Councilman Cook Absent. None Also Present. Mr. Gronberg - Town Clerk Mr. Delius - Town Attorney Mr. Orsino - Receiver of Taxes Mr. Fischer - Supt. of Highways Mr. Altieri - Town Accountant Mrs. Brewer - Secretary APPROVAL OF MINUTES On motion duly made and seconded, the minutes of the regular meetings of October 4th, October 18th, and November 1st, and the special meeting of October llth, 1961, were approved as submitted. PUBLIC HEARING - Adoption of Annual Budget On motion by Councilman Kane and seconded by Councilman Brush, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that the Public Hearing be and it hereby is declared open. For the record, the Clerk presented the affidavits of the pub- lication and posting of the Notice of Hearing, which were or- dered received and filed. The Supervisor then presented the budget, reviewing the ex- penditures of each department and calling to attention the ex- planatory letter which prefaced the budget and described in detail certain of the items contained therein. During the discussion which followed, Mr. Joseph Mehr, President of the Murdock Woods Association, addressed the Board requesting certain general information, Mr. Jerome Wanshel spoke with reference to the use of police shifts, and Mr. Anthony Loiaconi on the matter of compensation in the Fire Department. The Supervisor then inquired whether any one else wished to be heard on the budget, and since no one did, on motion by Coun- cilman Brush and seconded by Councilwoman Helwig, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that the hearing be and it hereby is declared closed. And thereupon, the following resolution was offered by Council- man Brush, seconded by Councilman Kane, and upon roll call, -- adopted by unanimous vote; WHEREAS, this Town Board has met at the time and place specified in the Notice of Public Hearing on the preliminary budget, and heard all persons desiring to be heard thereon; NOW,, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that this Town Board does hereby adopt such preliminary budget as originally compiled, as the annual budget of this Town for the fiscal year be- ginning on the lst day of January, 1962, and thatsuch budget as so adopted be entered in detail in the min- utes of the proceedings of this Town Board; (Budget hereto appended) ADOPTED TAX BUDGET a: 1962 ° TOWN OF MAM-ARONECK yay q',TE c » YORK ; « ƒ % � . � TOWN OF MAMARONECK iLA lARONEC , NEW YORK To the Residents of the Town of Mamaroneck— The gross arnount of the combined Generel Town, Part Town, and District Budgets is $1, 261,407. , or $71, 657,, mare tha'a that of 1961. The gross arnount of the combilned estirnateel revenues, how- ever, 56 $382, 5579 , , or $22, 943,43, rnore than Yr 1961, resulting in a, net increase of $48, 114,, for 196:2,. Your E.ovin Board has carefully xI+ei heal. each ex-perrliture and €Seiievea it has prepared a. budget that provides all of the aaecesas:ary servi-ces at the lowest cost, consistent with safety awd efficiency. The tax ,ate for ttze aaniucorporated area is $18. 2, �z� 64 rasare per $ru?garad than ira 1961, vla,:`cb.', together with the General 'Fax of 4" per thnusand, aar ountc to $18, 25 per thousand as corn- pared to $17. 55 in 1961. To facilitate yo.sr study of this budget, the following points are called to your attention. 1» f:rernponaatiota Increments are granted is aaccsax'd aarc e with the Compensation Plan and in, addition, there ire a general increase of $200. per >: r^eson to all full time errcaloyevsa 'There are also a law ,merit and adjusBtrasent sarcreaees, 2. Perponuel Provaesioaa has been made for additional personnel in the 1962 budget- - a 'typiet to assiaxt all departments, a, p trel- s nar :a'a. Pa;.ayp 1962 and Vvo lalorr-e, for the Highway De- partment in January , 1962.. . Asseasor Included in thin bgdgei is an itssrn of $4, 800, to corer" the east of a, sua.rmer survey i�rogar°asa and a . item of $2, 500, to cover expert appraai5al ccrsts� To the Residents Of the Town of Mamaroneck Fags two 4. Elections The coat of a•.reanng one new election s' strict is reflected in this budgen An item of $1895, is included to cover the cost or purchasing a e.ate:ia.x 21ectrOn cV Scaaaa.ang Nlach i-ne to b- usee iay the eatSe.e office and which will al,90 be available to n3t'2't,h V:°'p..lages fur cute ng atenciie. 6. Humana Society contract An additional $2, 000, is included in this budget to cover the add.?£iWn•l contrast costs providing for the apprahea€siou of lay:"Bed as well as unlicensed degs as firs scatted under 'A ate legislation. 7. B:.&U J)efenue ATI expanding Civil Defause program accounte for the isnivaion of 443K Or now emergency radar a..ors:rsunication egs<:aln-) uj and eadialogical detecting equaPmenat for kn rown and Village of LarchmQah ego be porch awe: under the Federal Matching 8.. RecreatdovL The gross budget for 1962 is to 12,43„ X09. However, the ese&.k"k'3,?ted Tevtt e also increase to $18, 561. thus 6 ?e4ing a aet increase of {{ 666 Wo c04er Vbe recomA'd;:s:-nd ed expanded ,962 The Police Commission in s„'?Ader to provide and maintain the calibre departusent your citizens are accustomed to has re- 'Comnaep'gd.$id a %; %.'."ncreaee in line with- that being Se'e'°a.3,`srted by - lva in this budget is an item, of „2400. moreasing the Pensions for lsa'trolmem°a widows from $50. 00 to $100, 00 per mortis. Fpw:a"rsatteo under newly.-adopted, leaiqt.atfon: 10. F'.g134:r&3„y 'epaf tsuent Included <x Rem t _ u_ as °mproverae€!ts totaling $15, 9001 a'2," the regular cost of Tna.intaP.€%e'air.ce of Town hig h- -mays. To the Residents of the Town of Mamaroneck Page three The purchase item of $21, 8130 contained in Ite-m III is to cover the cost of one heavy duty truck, a snow plows and one-half the cost of a sweeper in addition to numerous other articles of equipment. Item 11 contains an appropriation for rodent contras as do the Park and '5ani*tation budgets, Item lV contains an item of $12, 000, Budget Note covering additional saaovr removal costs dace to last years severe snowstorms. 11, Sanitation Department Since the collection truck was replacedby a larger truck last year and the incinerator costs have been greatly re- duced, this budget has been decreased by approximately U1, 000 for 1962,- 12. Fire Department $15, 000 is included in this budget to pay the balance of the cost of the new modern engine purchased to replace two obsolete trucks. ($10, 000. of this cost was included in the 1961 budget). It is the belief of your Town Board that the proposed budget for 1962 reflects a continuation of the long®establxsbed policy of maintaining Town services and facilities at a high level at m n- it nu€as cost founded in a sound arad economical plan of financing. eapectfaally submitted, THE TOWN BOARD of the TOWN OF MAMARONECK by: George D. Burcheli, Chairman C. Benjamin Brush, Jr. Christine K. Helwi:g Peter: F. Kane Joseph 4Na Cook, Jr. Councilmen November 15th , 1961 TOWN OF MAMARONECK ANNUAL BUDGET 1962 Estimated Aggrag. �euenuea '1'�as. .Laew� GENERAL FUND Town Wide Schedules I & III 269174 265006 4168 Fart 'fawn Schedules 11 & IV 337497 9100 303397 HIGHWAY FUND Items b , Z, 3,4 Schedules V & VI 184702 24880 159822 SPECIAL DISTRICTS Garbage Schedule V11 117327 5826 111501 'dater Schedule VIII 73245 73245 -0- Street Lighting Schedule IX 29350 1500 27€150 Sewer Schedule X 97455 540 96955 Farb Schedule X1 51953 ®0- 51953 Fire Schedule X11 120704 2500 118204 TOTAL 1261407 382557 873850 SCHEDULE I APPROPRT.ATIONS s GENERAL FU'ND Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1960 196: 1962 Adopted GENERAL GOVERNMENT SUPER VIS(YR 100 Pereanal Services Supervisor 7500 7500 7500 Clerk to Supervisor At Administrative Assistant 5200 5200 6000 127009 127190 135-00 2091) Equipment, 1976 _0. _0® 400 Other Expenses 295 500 500 TOTAL 14971 13200 14000 JUSTICES 4:')F THE Ins`%.SCE 106 Personal 5ery ces 3"Istices of the Peace (2) 6400 6400 6400 Clerical. Asei€tance _1725 1650 1650 8125 8050 8050 400 Otaer.^ Expenses 290 450 450 TOTAL 8415 8500 6500 TOWN BOARD 100 Personal Services Councilmen 9600 9600 9600 400 Otk.er Expenses 401 Publishing Notices & Reports 1427 1400 1460 402 Travel & Convention 29_1 600 600 17148 2000 2000 TOTAL 11 318 11600 11600 SCHEDULE 1 - (con'd) Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1960 1961 1462 Adopted TOWN CLERK 100 Personal Services Town Clerk 8271 6271 8471 Deputy Town deals 3423 3640 3844 11692 11911 12311 20€1 Equipment 207 - -0- 0- 400 Other Expenses 546 5O0 709 TOTAL 12447 12412 13011 ASSESSOR 100 Personal Services Assessor 6271 6271 8471 Senior Typist 45211 4520 4720 Assessment Clerk 4760 4760 4960 Intermediate Clerk 4195 --0- 3260 Board of Review 754 750 7503 Assessment Survey- Summer Program -0- -0- 4609 22496 25301 26941 20(200 Equipment -0- 325 -p_. 400 Other Expenses 401 Supplies & Other Expenses 633 875 1104 402 Travel & Car Expense 414 350 3509 403 Appraisals 1O0 -0_ 2500 1347 W 1225 3450 TOTAL 23643 19651 30851 RECEIVER OF TAXES 100 Personal Services Receiver of Taxes 7891 6273 14471 Senior Account Clerk 4991 _04 _0_ 12662 621-1 6471 400 Other Expenses 20164 20003 2100 TOTAL 14946 10271 10571 3 SCHEDULE 1 « (could) Padget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1960 1961 1962 .Adopted. TC3WN ATTORNEY 100 Personal Services Town Attorney 0011 8811 9011 101 Stenographic Service 1872 2000 2000 10683 10811 11011 200 Equipment -0m 250 _0_ 4100 Other Expenses 4'31 Supplie, & Other Expenses 1597 675 500 f=02 Traveli, 3 Expenses 630 275 275 2227 950 775 TOTAL 12910 12011 11786 ENGINEER _ 100 Personal Services Town Engineer 5136 8420 8800 Jr. Engineering Aide -0- 400 600 Sr. Engineering Aide 2574 2500 2600 7710 11320 12000 200 Equipment _0- goo— ®0_ 400 Other Expenses 530 800 1000 TOTAL 8240 12920 13000 ELECTIONS 100 Personal Services Custodians 400 400 400 Wages 984 1000 1186 ` Election Inspectors 4Y boll Cllss> 7736 8010 8567 9120 _ 9410 10153' 200 Equipment 6066 -0W 587v - 400 Other Expenses 401 Supplies &- Other Expenses 233 200 200 402 Rental Polling Maces 390 900 800 403 Transportation of EquipL 699 900 900 ' 1322 2000 1900 TOTAL 16508 11410 12640 COMPTROLLER 100 Personal Services Comptroller 3258 1264 600 400 Other Expenses 264 650 300 TOTAL 3522 1914 900 CVXD LE 1 - (cm-'d) Budget as Tentative Expanded Modified Budget 1960 1961 1962 AL opted TOW N OFFICES 100 Personal Services Town Accountant 7225 7007 8471 lut, Account Clerk 4520 4520 4720 Lnta Acct. Clerk& Typist 3871 4Z45 4720 Intermediate Clerk _0- �F.520 1600 Intermediate Typist -0- -0- 2400 Office Manager 200 200 -0- 17114 21790 23307 200 Equipment -0- 525 2045 400 Other Expenses 401 Supplies & Other Expenaez 3882 2800 2290 402 Telephone 2456 2600 2600 403 Light 555 700 700 404 Rent 4200 4500 4500 1"1093 10680 10090 TOTAL ZBZ07 '12995 35444 500 In6ep—endent:. ,Audit 2700 2700 2700 501 Dues-As so( iation of Tovins 250 250 250 TOTAL---GE'T+IERAL OV RNINIENT 158277 150039 165253 SCkI DULL I - j ou'd) Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1960 1961 1962 Ac opf-d PUBLIC SAF ETY 500 Dog Enumerator 283 300 300 503 Humane Society Contract 2059 2090 4090 TOTAL 2340 2:90 4390 CIVIL DEFENSE 200 -0- _0- 4432 400 Other Expenses 142 250 600 TOTAL 147 i50 5032 TOTAL PUBLIC SAFETY 2482 2640 9422 RECREATION GENERAL 100 Personal Services Supt. of Recreation 7027 7200 7800 Commission secretary 90 90 90 Maintenance-ages 956 1050 1300 8073 8344P 9190 200 Equipment -0- -a- 7431 400 Other Expenses 1802 1806 1850 YOUTH RECREATION PROGRAM 400 Personal Services 8861 11765 14190 401 Other .expenses 3965 57333 7008 10826 17498 m_ 21198 ADULT RECREATION PROGRAM 500 Personal Services -0- 1040 2350 501 Other Expenses 4756 _1992 1290 4756 3032 3640 TOTAL RECREATION 25457 30678 43309 _-,---®------------ ------------- --------------------------------------------- Budget as ` entative E.rpen ed iviodicied Budget i960 3961 1962 Ado t: � ENTERPRISES PAS RUNG FIELDS 400 xp enGes 3,054 i0,0ti 11100 CLIerT.E`IERHEb 50'0 xpesxsses m6 403 400 TOTAL--ENTER PRISES i3l?o 1400 1400 DEB REDUCTION nIO NOTES 306 Band .Anticipation Notes Ob004 6000 8006 MISCELLANEOUS 530 Veterans Organizations Rooms 400 640 00 501 Patriotic Day Observances 947 3000 1000 592 Shade Tree rued 3679 5000 50€4 503 Bond & Coupon n 8vice6 Feem etc. 342 275 275 504 .Real Estate ' anew 655 500 sea 505 Pay% Retirement Systems a 9avr 01 1050€e 1259: 506 Social Security T—_ 2667 2350 3000 507 Contingency Fun w0- 8560 7 50 0 508 Interest on Notes 1521 150€ 1500 509 P�mblieit Fund -0- 2:i�U0 -a- INSURANCE 600 orkmeu's Compensation 819 565 575 603 Official Bonds Undertakings 328 410 424 642 ri>e Liability Other "W 7525 7065 603 Group Mea3th Insurance 164 2100 3820 X3 9 9 130600 9820 TOTAL--MISCELLANEOUS 27460 43385 43796 GRAND TOTAL--GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATIONS 223046 236136 269174 �_f SCHEDULE IY - PART T WN APPROPRIATIONS- GENERAL FUND Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1960 1961 1962 Apte POLICE 100 Personal Services Police Officers 175835 177496 180550 Custodian P. T. 2767 2767 2867 School Guards 3504 4032 4100 I82I06 184Z4'S 196517 200 Equip mem 201 Automotive 6846 6600 6795 202 Uniforms, etc, 2654 3000 3000 203 Radios 1408 m0- 600 204 Other 562 550 550 71470 10150 1 1145 400 Other Expenses 401 Building Operation 1502 3700 1500 402 Telephone 2949 2700 2700 403 Light gas & water 702 600 600 404 Gas & Oil 2623 3000 2700 405 Equipment Operation 5540 5500 5500 406 Supplies 2290 2550 3300 407 Traffic Signals & Signs etc. 3352 2000 2500 408 Insurance, Comp® & Liability 4073 5300 5400 409 Group Fealth Insuraace 2304 2450 2740 410 Pay'ta -Retirement System 15554 17700 20134 411 Paylto - Police 1'enaiou 4 and -0- 856 , 10963 412 Social Security Taxes 3943 4000 43330 413 Traveling Exp enaes _1_345 725_ _ 725 46477 56788 63092 TOTAL 240053 2532` 3 270754 PLANNING BOARD 100 Personal Services Secretary 88 90 90 400 Other" Expenses 78 250 350 TOTAL 166 340 440 BUILDING & PLUMBING 100 Pe reoual Services - Bldgo & P168a Inspector 4700 5350 5450 Intermediate Typist .0- _0- 1200 Examining Bd. of Plumbers 150 550 150_ 4650_ 5500 6800 200 Equipment -0- 1800 -0- 400 Other Expenses 450 475" 400 TOTAL 5300 7775 7200 SCHEDULE lI d 1c:an1d) Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1960 1951 ;962 Adopted BOARD OF APPEALS 100 Personal Services Secretary 68 90 90 400 Other Expenses 242 250 250 TOTAL 330 340 340 MISCELLANEOUS 500 Public Library Contract 28039 2932+4 29476 502 Registrar Vital Statistics 48 50 50 502 Publishing Rep-arts, etc, 681 900 9000 503 Pay°t. RetirernEut System 438 400 530 504 Social Security £ax s 76 150 150 505 Contingency Fund _Oa 1500 Ch[d 505 Interest car, Bonds 248 33 _0_ 507 Croup Health Plan -0- 50 3 C"r, 508 Insurance, Comp. Liability - 175 375 504 Dutch Elm Disease Program -0- 1003 TOTAI 29530 32632 333363 PUBLIC HEALTH 100 Personal Services Public Health ld=arse 25z' 453€3 4900 REDEMPTION DEBT 300 Pine Brook Drainage Bonds 3000 3000 -0- GRAND TOTAL—GENIFRAL FUND PART TOWN APPROPRIATIONS ?-80930 301850 317494 SCHEDULE III - ESTR&ATED REVENUES Baer Than Real 'Property Taxes GENERAL FUWD Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1960 1961 1962 Adopted 3TATE AID State Aid-Per Capita 112644 114644 117921 State Aid-Mortgage `I'ass 32878 30000 30000 State Aid-Youth Bureau, 2912 19°s 1 1911 147433= _ 2465:5 I4953Z INTEREST & PENALTIES on TAXES 14151 13000 14000 LICENSES & PERMITS Dog Licensees 2106 2100 26944 DEPARTMENTAL EARNINGS Town Clerk's Fees 1957 Z000 2000 Recreation Fees 5569 14284 16650 Justices Fees 3890 2404 2600 Misc. Inspection Fees 470 400 450 Parking Meter Receipts 10089 10000 10000 22065 25084 3195_0_ JTHER REVENUES Civil Defense Refunds _pm 125 3624 Property Rentals 934 600 600 Engineering Charge-Special District 175 2004 2000 Int. on Deposits & Investments 8729 7000 3000 Cash Available 26178 39¢676 .52454 ...�,. 3�J9 g+2 4'T�.(31� _ �727T GRAND TOTAL--GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED 111>siTr,l+UFS 22€737 236136 265006 tiA SCHEDULE IV ® PART TOWN ESTIMATED REVENUES Other Than Real Property Taxes GENERAL FUND Budget aos Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1960 1961 1962 Adopted DEPARTMENTAL EARNINGS Police Department Fees 125 100 200 Planning ioard Fees 50 50 50 Board of Appeals Fees 280 250 250 Building & Plumbing Fees 1850 1500 1600 2305 19110_ m2106 OTHER EARNINGS Civil Defense Refund 860 a0- _0w Cash Available 2630 6693 7000 3490 66931 7000 GRAND TOTAL--GENERAL %;UN PART TOWN ESTIMATED RT_';VIF3N ES 5795 8593 9300 SCHEDULE V APPROPRIATIONS ® HIGHWAY FUND Budget are Tentative E, 1960 Budget x960 i967 3962 Adopted HIGHWAY FUND ITEM I General Repairs 73485 113500 98706 Pay'to Retirement Syatern 1338 1600 0953 Social Security Ta,%es 2220 2400 2700 Workmen's Compensation Ins, 2689 2200 2500 Group Health Insurance 855 1050 1350 TOTAL $0595 ® 120750 I14209 HIGHWAY FUND ITEM IT Maintenance & 13enair Labor 86 400 200 Materials -0® _100 -0-- TOTAL 86 500 200 HIGHWAY FUND ITEIM III Purchase 106€1 4500 21813 Repair 9211 0500 0000 Storage 849 1200 1750 Gas & Oil 3662 X000 _ 5000 TOTAL 24403 10200 36563 SNOW & MISC. k"1TND ITEM IV Salary-Town aup't 4772 7050 0250 Control of Ice & Snow 16344 11000 23000 Cutting Weed® & Brush -0- 1500 1.500 Other Miscellaneous 2026 3550 900 TOTAL 23942 '21900 33730 GRAND TOTAL-- HIGHWAY APPROPRIATIONS 129026 161350 184702 12 SCHEDULE 4x11 APPROPRIATIONS - SPECIAL DISTRICTS Budget as Tentative Expended 1-dodified Budget 1960 1961 1962 Adopted GARBAGE DISTRICT #1 APPROPRIATJON loo Persousl Services Salaries and Wages 60477 65000 69494 200 Equipment -0- 1,2000 -0- 400 0--her Expensee 401 Equipt Rental bi Operation cost 4846 4000 5800 402 Supplies L- Other Expenses 1059 3000 1642 403 P.,-,ylt Retirement. Fund 3274 2800 4921 404 Sociall Security Twma 1543 1750 1800 405 Group Heafth Insurance 841 950 870 406 Insurance, Comp, Liability, etc7, 2392 2750 2800 407 Incinerator Operation coats 34716 44000 30000 48671 59250 47833 TOTAL 109143 136250 117327 REVENIUES "'ash Available 26 3795 3705 58e TOTAL 3 7 13'5 3705 582-6 GARB.AGE DISTRICT TAX LEVY 132545 111501 SCREDULE V111 WATER DISTRICT # 1 APPRO-:PRIATION 1,, Water istn S� yatern Capital Costs 1861 2500 10500 2, Redemption of Bonds 33000 32000 33000 3. Interen on Bonds 25511? 24149 22745 4. 1leiaasas ra rat r Mains -0- 7000 7000 TOTAL --6-0T;,F- T5-649 73245 REVENUES Water R=evenues Met) 56142 50000 55745 Pipe Line Rentals -0- 3200 -0- Cash 2ivailwble -0- 12445 17500 T 7-5-6-49— 73245 'TOT TAX LEVY -0- _0® -0- SCHEDULE ."X Budget as Tentative Expended Modified Budget 1960 1961 1962 Adopted STREET LIGHTING DST, 0 1 APPROPRIATION I, Street, Light Operation Costs 25464 28280 27600 2, Installation of Street Liglste 119 500 1750 TOTAL 25574 ....2$760 29550 REVENUES Cash Available 1463 563 1500 TOTAL 1463 59T 1500 STREET LIGHTING TAX LEVY _0_ 28217 27650 SCHEDULE X SEWER DISTRICT 0 I APPROP IATION 100 Personal Services Salaries and Wages 1713 1000 3000 400 Other Expenses 401 Supplies & Other Expenses 657 1400 14:20 402 Insurance, C`.o npa Liability, etc,, 100 225 125 403 Sewer-Construction Costs 1200 ®0- 9600 404 Redemption of Debt 55500 59600 55500 405 Interest on Notes and Bonds 33b9S 31305 266io 91355 92630 9445 TOTAL 93068 95630 97455 REVENUES Cash Av=ailable -0- 1226 500 SEWER DISTRICT TAX LEVY 94404 96955 SCHEDULE X17 APPROPRIATIONS _ SPECIAL DISTRICTS Budget as Tentative Expended 'Modified Bridget 1960 1961 1962 Adopted PARK DFISz1`ICT 0 1 APPROPRIATION 100 Personal Services Park Foreman 7200 7500 7700 Asst, Park Foreman 5406 5650 6000 Laborers 14196 13600 14625 Secretary 90 90 90 26892 26840 28415 200 Equipment -Oa 4272 -0- 400 Other Expenses 401 Supplies & 0}ther Expenses 9485 3412O 2270 402 Building Operating Costs 912 300 11203 403 Eegnipment & Operating 0aosts 426 120E 740 404 Pay't Retirement systern 1063 1300 2513 405 Group Health Insurance 413 450 404 406 Insurance, Como, Liability 7801 1200 1200 447 Social Security Taxes 715 7507 750 4038 Redemption of Debt 11404 10000 10000 409 IrAereat on Bonds 5467 4995 4545 303261 22 543 23538 sOTAL 57153 53655 51953 REVENUES Cash Available 3275 1494 mO® TOTAL, 3275 1494 PARK DISTRICT TAX LEVY 52161 51953 SCHEDULE X?I APPROPRIATIONS— SPECIAL, DISTRICTS Budget as Tentative Expended k1odified Budget 1960 1961 R 1962 Adopted FIRE DISTRIC`F ## I APPROPRIP JON 100 Personal Services Salaries 55126 $6600 61100 200 Equipment 201 Alarm System -0® 2100 -0- 202 Radio System 3754 -0- -0- 203 Pamper 112 cost -0- 10000 15000 204 Chief's Car 2136 -0- -0- 205 Clothing 1136 650 1000 7006 12950 16000 400 Other Exp&,wies 401 l„,qi ar;t Operation Costs 1196 1200 1200 4P? Building Operation Costs 2765 1500 2800 403 Supplies & Other Expenses 3063 4300 4300 404 Gas, Light, Water & Heat 1720 1900 1900 405 Inspection & 'Travel Expense 2276 2100 2300 406 Telephone & Alarm System 1209 1500 1500 407 Pay't, Retirement System 6309 7200 9684 408 Social Security Taxes 1401 1500 1500 409 Croup Health Insurance 72l 600 920 410 Insurance, Casanla, Liability, etc. 5294 55€ 0 6000 411 Hydrant Dental 11145 11400 11500 37099 36900 x43604 TOTAL 992"33 110450 120704 REVENUES Civil Defense Refund 2653 -0® -0- Cash Available 3673 1226 2500 .TOTAL 6326 %22$ 2500 FIRE DISTRICT TAB LEVY 109222 118204 COMPARISON OF T.Ax xdATS -AND ASSESSMENTS TOTAL TAXABLE VALUATION #9S1 1962 General own 114, 813; 216 117, 352, 554 ?art Town 48, 192, 0:21 48, 871, 619 Part Town-Highway 45; 192, 021 48, 871, 689 Garbage District 168, 192, 021. 48. 871, 689 Water Di strict 48, 199, 521 48, 880. 689 Street Lighting District 48, 199, 521 488 880,I689 Park District 46, 093, 021 46, 594, 239 Sewer Dietrict 42, 548, 201 43, 119„ 369 Fire District 48, 19Z, 021 48, 871, 689 COMPARISON PRISON O TAX I,i%TES 1961 1962 Actual Estimated Increase Decr ease General Town 04 04 Part Town. 62, 09 6 11 22 Pant Town- I igbw wy 2, 50 1, 27 €'7 Garbage District 2, 75 Z28 a47 Water Diatrict Street Lighting District 159 , 57 , oz Park District 1 13 I' ll 02 Sewer District 2, 22 2, Z5 � 03 Fire 7.Iiztr:ct 20 2's 2,, 42 � 15 SUMMARY BY AREAS Village of Mamaroneck 04 "pillage of Larclamons£ . 04 Unincorporated Area 1 s.: 55 28. 25 w�, 000 406T, °6L 69 -01 ZO °6 Z9 `91 £t,6 a 000 °61L 'LL OL `11 Z9 'a " °LI f,5,6I 00040L£'9L L£ °Z1 26 °L 8L °91 SV61 00046696SL O °£I 12 `6 I6 °9i 9f°61 0006LZ90LL V9 °91 £9 `OI 9L °ST LV,61 0006Z0919L 66 °S1 OVOI 610H EV61 000811061$ 6E °LI 9L °0i Will 6 61 040°6£6 4£6 �°6 °91 K '01 L£ 11I 4561 000 45p§�'so L8 °LT DIZ '0I 69 '91 1561 ' 000 `TSL °L6 16 °61 SZmOI 6S °9I Z961 0004091, %5 1,6°6I £6 041 S1 °91 £'561 004 °2OL `16 Lo oe i IO "I Y 90 °91 f,561 0130°960`96 S15 °12 E1 °11 61 °91 5961 000 °6L9 °06 OV EZ 04001 'PL "SI 996! 000469E °£OI ZE W 99 °01 S6'°5I L961 ZZL-°6ZL '901 96 °5Z 23 °01 WST 6961 OV9 °909 ®$0Y 06 ,9z WIT T 08 °91 6561 In 4EEZ `I I I O6 U 9,9 °6 9VLI 0961 g124Ei€d4�tl £9 °$Z S£ °6 ,Si5 °Li 1961 S'55 °25£ 'LIZ rZ °6I 2961 io-o d �eo -xar�assL �I� xa s ,lv xvi __®_®m®_-___.._,...__---- .___v__®___n__-_®a_..®_____m®..®_____...._®-----_-®________® SCHEDULE XV __a_®w__w__ma_®__a..®____®___®®_-_T_®__m_s_--__a___e_m_______-___w_____®®____®___ TOWN OF MAMARONECK YEARLY AMORTIZATION AND INTEREST CHARGES ON ALL BOND ISSUES AS OF JANUARY 1, 1962 Year Amortization Interest Total 1962 $ 9$, 500. 00 $ 56, 099. 87 $ 154, 599, 87 1963 99, 500, 00 51, 757 87 151, 257087 1964 99, 500, 00 47, 394. 62 146, 994, 62 1965 95, 500. 00 43. 031, 37 138, 531, 37 1966 95, 500u00 38, 838 12 134, 338. 12 1967 91, 500. 00 34, 7234 62 126, 223, 62 1968 84, 500. 00 30,.957, 87 115, 457. 87 1969 80, 500 00 27, 3140 62 107, 814, 62 1970 79, 0000 00 23, 804. 50 102, 804„ 50 1971 72, 000, 00 20, 337. 50 92, 3370 50 1972 65, 000, 00 17, 385° 00 82, 385 00 1973 64, 000400 14, 672, 50 78, 672. 50 1974 55, 000, 00 12, 153, 50 67, 153 50 1975 42, 000 00 10, 12300 52, 123., 00 1976 26, 000: 00 8, 702,. 50 34, 7020 50 1977 20, 000. 00 7, 737 50 27, 737, 50 1978 15, 000,00 6, 900„ 00 21, 9001, 00 1979 15, 000° 00 6, 300, 00 21, 300., 00 1980 15, 000 00 5, 700 00 20, 700„ 00 1981 15., 000000 5, 100 00 20, 200 00 1982 15, 000< 00 4, 500 00 19, 500x00 1983 15„ 000000 3, 900, 00 I8, 90O 00 1984 15, 000000 3, 300, 00 18, 300000 2985 15, 000 00 2, 700 00 17, 7000 00 1986 15, 000. 00 2, 100, 00 17, 100400 1987 15, 000, 00 1, 500, 00 16, 500. 00 1999 15, 000. 00 900 00 15, 900 00 1999 15, 000. 00 300 00 15, 3000 OO $ 1, 348, 000. 00 $ 48$, 233" 96 $ 1, 836, 233 96 Recapitulation., Water District Bonds $ 562, 000 00 Park District Bonds 106, OM 00 Sewer Distract Bonds 691, 000. 00 $ 1, 349, 000000 'a. WATER DISTRICT BONDS Year Amortization Interest Total 2962 33, 000. 00 $ 22, 745 00 55, 745 00 2963 34; 000, 00 21, 297; 25 55, 297 25 1964 34, 000. 00 19, 628. 25 53, 828. 25 1965 34, 000000 35, 359. 25 52, 559. 25 1966 34, 000. 00 16, 690. 25 50, 69025 1967 30, 000. 00 15, 500. 00 45, 5100, GO 1966 23, 000. 00 24, 346000 37, 346. 00 1969 23, 000. 00 13, 349 50 36, 349. 50 1970 24, 000. 00 12, 343. 00 36, 343. 00 1971 19, 000.00 11, 3260 50 30, 326, 50 1972 17,€300. 00 10, 5847 50 27, 564. 50 1973 36,000. 00 9, 932. 50 25, 932. 50 1974 15, 000. 00 96300, 00 24, 300. 00 1975 15, 000. 00 8, 700. 00 23, 700, 00 1976 15, 000, 00 8, 100. 00 23, 100, 00 1977 155000. 00 7, 500. 00 22, 500. 00 1976 15, 000. 00 6, 900. 00 21,900. 00 1979 15 000> 00 6, 340. 00 21, 300, 00 19810 15, 0Q0. 00 5. 700. 00 20, 740. 00 1951 15, 000. 00 5, Im 00 20, 100, 00 3962 15, 000. 00 4, 500. 00 19, 540. 00 1963 15, 000. 00 3, 900-00 18, 900. 00 1984 15, 000> 00 3, 300. 00 18, 300400 1985 75,000. 00 2, 700. 00 17, 700. 00 1966 15, 000. 00 2, 100. 00 17, 100. 00 1987 15, 4'x00, 00 1, 500. 00 16, 500, 00 1988 15, 000. 00 950. 00 15® 9000470 1989 _ 15, 000. 00 300. 00 15, 3fl0. 00 561, 000. 070- $- 263, 302, 00 $ 824, 302, 00 PARK DISTRICT BONDS 1962 s 10, 000u00 4, 545. 00 $ 14, 545. 00 1963 10, 000. 00 4, 095. 00 14, 095. 00 1964 10, 000. 00 3, 645. 00 13, 645. 00 1965 10, 000. 00 3, 195, 00 13, 295400 1966 10, 004.00 2, 745. 00 12, 745 00 2967 10, 000. 430 2, 295, 00 12,295, 00 1966 10, 000. 00 1, 645000 13, 645.. 00 1969 6,000, 40 1, 485 00 7, 455400 1970 6, 000. 0€; 1, 215, 00 1, 215000 1971 6,000. 00 945, 00 6, 943. 00 1972 6, 000. 00 675. 00 6, 675. 00 1973 6, 000. 00 405, 00 6, 405. 00 1974 6, 000. 00 135. 00 6, 135. 00 $ 106, 00076-07 00 $ 2 , Z5. 133, 25. 0 2 r� 96 "90L `9L8 ° 96 "90L °L61 05 °L£Z`5 05 °L£Z 00 °000 `5 LL6I 09 Z09 ,11 OS '709 00 '000411 9L61 00 °£Z$`EZ 00 °m, `I 00 ,000 la 9L61 OS '81L 9£ O9 491L LZ 00 '000 `Ir£ 1,L6I 00IS££ `9f, 00 `9££ °, 00 `000 °Z�p £L61 09 "9ZI `€v 09 'SZi 69 00 ,000 `Zl� ZL61 00 °990gss 00 °990 48 00 '000 `L�, IL61 09 °9PZ '65 05 °9flZ °01 00 °000 56�, OL61 ZI '096 'E9 ZI "O8t`Zi 00 °009 ei5 696€ L8 °992 899 L8 °99L III OO °005 `i9 8961 29 ,92P 699 29 °gZ6"9I 00 '00S °IS L96I L8 °ZOL `OL L8 `ZOV 61 00 `OOS "IS 9961 Zi 'LL6 °ZL ZI 'LLVHIZ 00 `005 °i5 9961 L£ IZT,46L L£ °IZ6 `£Z 00 '00s °5S V96I 29 "9°8 `18 Z9 °59£ `9Z 00 °00955 £961 '8 '60£ ° 8 L9 '608`9Z 00 '00S `SS Z9oI Mal 000zi qVIT 01 W;" �ao4aodsuj BuiqulnTrT m B*azpfynq'p 0097 009? 1 gQplv ao�u'-'s 009 a y aolumf p,ivd --Dul2Trq) 0088 Nall v IT,oil 000z 1106 7 oIV so-ce'l, jo -xw'p aau SSXVIL J0 j�iAIK21Dall io6g, I vli oll 00" Aamuz-ns 8 c A,,QIAOV� JO P,11RCE( i 109 u a)-*Ll'f'0 u fA 0 007E 0 fl)c I Qd.) llaam 'IaT 0964 T 'Ijajo OUt 4sidA,-L ao-m;�c, gossopaqv 90SI'sassv TIM qVIGIJ 0"'E Azndoa, NI&Oal 0096 00Vz af J,OIL G,Is v dlag -ml' 00V9 G'Z E 2(ovacl Ao SM"MISrIf I , E I If oos ' ---d—oo 0ML HOS TAU:dIlS T"sue jo a4e-d samna V KWIDVA (INV sallaWl'Irs Zo alTrkclaii2ps --------------------------------- --------- l'-------------- --------- TAX a�!-Cirial-40S ----------------------------------------------------- ------------------------- Rate of Total Nu m b e r, Carnpejb n Pap 'Elion ELE C TION Custodians z 200 400 Temporary Emplo yeas 1166 Election Officials 92 8567 TOTAL 10153 COMPTROLLER Comptroller (P) 1 600 TOWN OFFICES Town Accountant 1 8471 lnt Accoont Clerk 1 4720 Int. Acct C,1k 8z Typist 1 4720 Int., Clerk (PT) 1, 34600 1600 (assessor) 3200 Int. T7,piet (PT) I 24001 2400 (Bldg & Plbg> ) lzoo Custodian ,PT) I IM 1398 (Police Custodiaa) 2367 TOTAL RECREATIO'N Sup't Of Recre'Ation 1 7800 Secretary (PT) 7, Q�0 Temporary Empployees 17840 TOTAL 25730 POLICE Chief 1 9550 Lieutenant T - 7405 Detective Sergeant 1 7275 Sergeants 4 6925 27700 Detective 1 6810 Patrolmen 21 -wage scale 5530-64150 130720 School Guards 3 1 at 6 and 2 a-t' 8 4100 Custodian W11 Z867 2867 ,Town Office) 1398 TOTAL 14-6-517 PLANNING BOARD Secretary (PT) 1 90 BUILDING & PLUMBING Bldg & P1bg, Inspector (PT) 1 5450 5450 Mngine�r) 2600 'n— TypiFt (PT'Y 3. '200 1200 (Town Office) 2400 Examining Bd, of Plumber.- 3 150 TOTAL BOARD OIF APPEALS Selcretary ,PT) 1 90 PUBLIC HEALTH Nurse 4900 -4 SCHEDULE, XVI--�con'd) --------------,------------------------------------------------------------- Rate of Total Title- dumber E-2MMET-a—tiva- ±,.PpLoyriatica MGH'Yk'Acv. STaplt" of Highway 1 SZ50 Laborers 19 wage scale 4680-5928 plus overtime 65506 (note total of 93003 apportioned to Higbmay, Garbage & Sewer) TOTAL 73756 GARBAGE DISTRICT Collectors 9 5000 45000 Laborero (see Highway) 24494 TOTAL PARK DISTRMT Foreman 1 7700 Park Foreman I 6000 Laborers 3 4b,80 plan overti-ne 1,1625 Secretary (PT) 1 90 TOTAL 28415 SEWER DISTRICT Laborers (see MighwFzy) 3000 FIRE T31STRICT Lieutenant 1 6350 Firemor, 9 v"age Peale 5200-6180 53790 Ins,pector �PT 1 960 TOTAL 61!00 25 TOIiX OF MAMARONECK E%I3IBIT A Bills due for water as of 9/30/61 unpaid as of 12/6/61-noon. )ck Parcel Account Book-Page Owner Premises Amount 116 324 2347 220-107 Margaret O'Donnell 26 Mountain Avenue $9.04 412 217 4300 205-3 Tommyls Delight Inc. 1317 Boston Post Rd. 42.27 503 561 10107 204-68 Louis Gagliardi, Jr. 34 Hartung Street 49.63 Total Due......... . ... .$u100.94 ; F and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk of this Town shall prepare and certify, in duplicate, copies of said annual 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 1962, the sum hereinafter set forth and for the purposes listed below, 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 Larchmont and Mamaroneck (Part Town), the properties of the several districts speci- fied below and the several parcels of taxable property, franchise assessments, and persons within the Town and within such special districts, be extended on the tax roll of the Town of Mamaroneck against each of the several parcels affected by such assessments, or parts thereof, to wit. Total Estimated Tax Appropriation Revenues Levy For. General Fund Town Wide 269174 265006 4168 Part Town 317497 9100 308397 (Outside Villages) Highway Fund Items 1, 2, 3, 4 184702 24880 159822 Special Districts Garbage 117327 5826 111501 Water 73245 73245 -0- Street Lighting 29350 1500 27850 Sewer 97455 500 96955 Park 51953 -0- 51953 Fire 120704 2500 118204 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 Con- solidated Laws, known as the Town Law, as amended, there be levied against the several lots and parcels of land contained upon the statement hereto annexed and marked "Exhibit A", the several sums set forth oppo- site 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 sep- arate column of the tax roll of the Town of Mamaro- neck under the name"Water Rents". a) Resolution Authorizing Inclusion of Funds in 1962 Budget to Cover Increased Pensions to Widows of Police Department Officers. Upon the Attorney's advice, on a motion offered by Councilman Cook and seconded by Councilwoman Helwig, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that pursuant to Section 162 of the Re- tirement and Social Security Laws of the State of New York as amended by Chapter 265 of the Laws of 1960, there is hereby granted to all widows of retired members of the Town of Mamaroneck Po- lice Department, an additional pension allowance of $600. 00 per annum, commencing with the '1st day of January, 1962, and continuing up to and in- cluding the last day of December, 1964;, such pen- sion shall be paid to the following widows now on the rolls of the Town of Mamaroneck Police Pen- sion Fund, viz Mrs. Mary Abrahamsen, Mrs. Lillian Boivin, Mrs. Eleanor Euiler and Mrs. Bella Ryan; and to all other widows of retired members of the Town of Mamaroneck Police De- partment who file verified application on or before December 1st, 1964. b) Resolution Authorizing Issuance of $150, 000. 00 Tax An- ticipation Note In accordance with Mr. Orsino's request that the Supervisor be authorized to borrow the sum of $150, 000. 00 in Tax An- ticipation Notes, to be payable April 10th, 1962 and to be sold on January 3rd, 1962, on a motion by Councilman Kane, which was seconded by Councilman Brush, the following resolution was offered and upon roll call, adopted by unan- imous vote; Tax .Anticipation Note Resolution Dated December 6, 1961. A resolution delegating the power to authorize the issu- ance of and to sell not exceeding$150, 000 Tax Antici- pation 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 com- mencing January lst, 1962. 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 Fi- nance Law, the power to authorize the is- suance of and to sell not exceeding $150, 000 Tax An- ticipation Notes of the Town of Mamaroneck, West- chester County, New York, in anticipation of the col- lection of real estate taxes levied for Town purposes for the fiscal year of said Town commencing January 1st, 1962, is hereby delegated to the Supervisor of said Town, the chief fiscal officer 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 immed- iately. OLD BUSINESS There was no old business to come before the meeting. NEW BUSINESS 1. Authorization of Transfer of Funds (Incinerator) In accordance with request of the Comptroller, presented and herewith filed for the record, on a motion by Councilman Kane and seconded by Councilman Brush, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes the following transfer of funds within the 1961 budget: Garbage District No. 1 From: Personal Service (Salaries & Wages) $4, 007. 81 Equipment - Truck 1, 502. 17 To: Incinerator Operation Costs 5, 509. 98 2. Appointment of Dog Enumerator Upon presentation of written request from the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets, herewith received and filed for the record, on motion by Councilman Kane and seconded by Councilman Brush, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that pursuant to Section 108 of the Agri- culture and Markets Law, Eugene Agnessanto be and he hereby is appointed as Dog Enumerator in the un- incorporated area of the Town of Mamaroneck for the year 1962. COMMUNICATIONS 1. Request for Authorization of Expenses - Police Commission (Youth Problems Conference) In accordance with written request of the Police Commission herewith presented and filed, on motion by Councilman Brush and seconded by Councilman Kane, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes expen- diture of not to exceed the sum of $15. 00 to cover the expenses of three (3) Police Officers' attendance of the Youth Problems Conference held by the Manhattan College Institute for Forensic Research on Saturday, December 9th, 1961, in New York City; said expenses are to be paid from the proper item in the 1961 Police Department budget, 2. Notice of Public Hearing - Planning Commission Village of Scarsdale Upon presentation of this notice and the Attorney's report that the matter did not adversely affect the Town in any way, it was ordered received and filed for the record, 3. Petition for Correction of Assessment Maps Upon presentation of a petition from the Assessor requesting approval of corrections to the Assessment Roll Maps as of June 1st, 1961, on motion by Councilman Kane and seconded by Councilman Cook, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that the Town Board hereby approves the changes made in the Assessment Maps of the Town of Mamaroneck as of June 1st, 1961, and said maps are hereby corrected and rectified as of June 1st, 1961, in the following places; Page Page Page Sec #1 Key Sec #2 Key Sec #3 Key Filed Map Index Filed Map Index 303 101 202 304 102 203 305 103 204 314 104 206 315 105 209 320 106 210 328 107 211 333 108 212 341 109 213 344 110 214 346 111 215 347 112 216 113 217 114 218 115 219 Sec #4 Filed Map 117 220 Index 118 221 401 120 222 403 121 223 404 122 224 405 124 225 406 125 226 407 126 228 409 127 229 410 128 230 411 129 412 130 414 13 Page Page Page 131 417 132 133 Sec #5 Key 701 Sec #9 Key Filed Map Index 703 901 501 704 902 950 502 705 904 951 503 706 906 954 504 708 907 955 506 709 908 958 710 909 960 712 910 961 601 713 911 962 602 714 912 964 603 715 913 966 604 716 914 606 718 915 607 719 916 608 720 917 609 722 918 610 723 920 611 727 921 612 728 922 613 924 614 925 615 Sec #8 Key 820 926 616 801 821 928 617 803 822 929 618 804 823 930 619 805 824 932 806 825 934 807 826 935 808 827 937 809 829 938 810 831 939 811 832 940 812 833 941 813 942 814 943 815 945 816 946 817 947 818 948 819 949 4. Official Statement of Canvass - Board of Elections The Clerk presented the Official Statement of Canvass and the Decision of Canvass, which was ordered received and filed - for the record, REPORTS The Clerk presented the following reports which were or- 1 dered received and filed: Report of the Building & Plumbing Inspector for the month of November, 1961, Report of the Westchester Shore Humane Society, Inc, for the month of November, 1961, Report of the Receiver of Taxes and Assessments for the month of November, 1961, Report of the Town Clerk for the month of November, 1961. Report of Receipts & Disbursements, Town of Mamaroneck, for the period from January 1st through October 31st, 1961. Affidavits of Publication and Posting of resolution amending the Building Code of the Town of Mamaroneck as required by law. The Supervisor -- 1) The New Haven The Supervisor reported that at the Govenor's request, the Of- fice of Transportation had now engaged an expert to study the revenues of the New Haven - commuter, over-all passenger - and freight, which study, he added, this Board had recom- mended be made a year ago. 2) Proposed New Westchester Joint Water Works Building The Supervisor presented the Plan, Estimate and Data for the Construction of an Office Building for the Westchester Joint Water Works at a cost of some $70, 000. 00, to be financed by capital funds now held by the Water Works, together with re- quest for the Board's authorization for the use of its propor- tionate equity in the undistributed fund for this purpose, which were ordered received and filed for the record. In connection with this matter, some question arose concern- ing the sources of this accrued capital fund with Councilman Kane particularly inquiring whether any of the said funds had derived from the bonding moneys for the 30-inch main since it was his understanding that under the law such moneys could be used only for reduction of the debt service on such bonding. With reference to this point and following some further ques- tioning from the floor by Jerome N. Wanshel and Gabriel Fay, the Attorney explained at length the provisions of Section 165 of the Local Finance Law pertaining to the use of proceeds from the sale of bonds not expended for the object or purpose for which the bonds were issued, and the alternate procedure for raising funds which, if derived from the sale of bonds, would be subject to permissive referendum, which would not be the case if other funds were available. In connection with the Dutch Elm Disease survey, Councilwoman Helwig advised the Board that the immunity granted the Town by the State Department of Agriculture and Markets would expire on December 31st of this year and recommended that an exten- sion be requested so that this work could proceed without in- terruption, which the Board directed be so requested. She further stated that the Town's attention had been called to the presence of affected trees on the County lands adjacent to South Drive, inspection of which had been requested at as early -- a date as possible. Councilman Kane -- 1) Certiorari Proceedings - 6 Bay Avenue, Larchmont In the matter of the certiorari proceedings on the property lo- cated at 6 Bay Avenue, Larchmont, Councilman Kane recom- mended that the Town engage the services of an expert real _ estate appraiser, J. Stanley Hare, at a fee of $250, 00 to be shared equally by the Town and Village of Larchmont, and on his motion, which was seconded by Councilman Brush, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that this :Board hereby authorizes the At- torney to engage the services of J. Stanley Hare, ex- pert real estate appraiser, to appraise the property located at 6 Bay Avenue, Larchmont, for a fee of not to exceed the sum of $250. 00, payment of saidfee ($250. 00) to be shared equally by the Town of Ma- maroneck and the Village of Larchmont, 2) Progress Report -- Larchmont Gardens Apartments Councilman Kane presented a written memorandum reporting the progress of the correction of violations at Larchmont Gardens Apartments, which was herewith ordered received and filed for the record. 3) Leaf Collection Councilman Kane informed the Board that the fall program of leaf collection had been completed whereby regular scheduled collections would now be resumed and requested the press to carry notice to this effect in the local paper. Councilman Brush -- Councilman Brush stated that he had no report other than that pertaining to Fire matters at this time. Councilman Cook -- In view of the questions raised this evening regarding the le- gality and propiety of the appropriation of funds from the capital account now on hand, the Supervisor suggested that the Board at this time, if it were so-minded, approve the construction of the proposed new building as a necessaryim- provement but refrain from committing itself regarding the financing thereof pending further information and opinion of the Attorney, and thereupon, the Board being unanimously so-minded, it was on motion by Councilman Brush and sec- onded by Councilman Cook RESOLVED, that this Board hereby approves in prin- ciple the construction of a new Westchester Joint Water Works building as proposed, but specifically reserves for future action by this Board the approval of the financing thereof or the appropriation of any Town funds. Councilwoman Helwig -- lj Letter from The Datino Family Councilwoman Helwig presented a letter addressed to her by the Datino Family in care of this Board, donating two Dogwood trees to the Town in memory of Lottie C. and Henry R. Dillon, which was ordered received and filed. Following the expression of thanks and appreciation by all of the members of the Board, on motion by Council- woman Helwig and seconded by Councilman Cook, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that this Board , on behalf of the Town of Mamaroneck, hereby gratefully accepts the two dogwood trees donated to the Town by the Datino Family in loving memory of Henry R. and Lottie C. Dillon; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Supervisor be and he hereby is directed to accept the gift on behalf of this Board and request the Park Commission to make the arrangements for the planting and com- memoration of this gift. 2) Thruway Noise Abatement Committee In reporting the present status of the program being conducted by the Thruway Noise Abatement Committee, Councilwoman Helwig presented a letter addressed to her under date of No- vember 16th, 1961, by R. Burdell Bixby, Chairman of the New York State Thruway Authority, together with certain memor- anda pertaining thereto, which, in accordance with her re- quest, was ordered filed herewith for the record. 3), Dutch Elm Disease 1, Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting (Application of Winged Foot Golf Club) In the matter of a complaint at the Zoning Board when applica- tion of Winged Foot Golf Club for construction of new garage and storage space was presented, Councilman Cook reported that Mr. Albert Gould of 7 Bruce Road would meet with the directors of the Club tomorrow evening to discuss the untidy housekeeping practises and lack of screening which, he al- leged, delayed development of prime lots owned by him and bordering Club property. Z. Apportionment Councilman Cook presented the following petition from the As- sessor for the correction of the assessment roll so as to per- mit the apportionment of taxes, and on his motion , which was seconded by Councilman Brush, the following resolution was adopted unanimously: WHEREAS, the Assessor has presented a petition for the correction of the assessment roll for cer- tain years pursuant to the provisions of Section 557, Article 16 of the Westchester County Administrative Code, known as the Westchester County Tax Law; and WHEREAS, after due consideration, this Board finds it desirable to grant said petition for the cor- rection of said assessment roll; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the assessment roll of 1961, taxes of 1962, which shows property now appearing on the roll as follows- Block Parcel Name Land only 713 492 Aaron A. Wyn $ 3, 900 be corrected as follows in accordance with the pro- visions of subdivision 5 of Section 557: Block Parcel Name Land only 713 492 Rose Wyn 600 713 499 Aaron A. Wyn 3, 300 The Town Attorney -- 1) Acceptance of Street - Roselea Road and Cancellation of Bond In accordance with the recommendation of the Engineer, Su- perintendent of Highways and Town Attorney, on a motion by Councilman Kane and seconded by Councilman Brush, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that this Board hereby accepts the street known as Roselea Road as shown on a map entitled, "Map of Roselea in the Town of Mamaroneck, Westchester County, N. Y." made by Russell Munson and dated September 18, 1954, and filed in the County Clerk's Office, Division of Land Records, (formerly Register's - - Office) of Westchester County, N. Y. , on Sep- tember 21, 1954, as Map No, 9359; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that this Board hereby releases Bond Nom 3404911 of the Hartford Ac- cident and Indemnity Company with Jerome R. Bisceglia, as Principal, dated August 5th, 1959, in the amount of $6, 800, 00, 2) Application for Water Main - Joseph W. Gleicher Go. , Inc. Following the Attorney's presentation of an application by Joseph W. Gleicher Co„ Inc. for the installation of a water main in Country Road at the applicant's expense, together with easements delivered to the Town as requested, on a motion offered by Coun- cilman Kane and seconded by Councilman Cook, upon roll call, the following resolution was adopted unanimously. RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Ma- maroneck hereby approves the installation of 720 feet of 8-inch main in Country Road, north of the County Parkway Strip from the main's present ter- _ minus to the end of the cul-de-sac, at a cost of $4, 505. 10 not including excavation and backfill; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that this approval is contin- gent upon the applicant, Joseph W. Gleicher Go„ Inc. , paying the cost of said installation in the amount of $4, 505. 10, such amount to be deposited with the Westchester Joint Water Works No. 1; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that this approval is contin- gent upon the applicant paying the cost of excavation and backfill, and furnishing the Town with easements to be approved by the Town Attorney; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, that unless the installation of the above-mentioned main is completed within a period of one (1) year from the date of this resolu- tion, or not later than December 6th, 1962, this au- thorization shall become null and void. 3) Claim of Viggo Borgen Z5 At the Board's direction, the matter of the claim presented by Viggo Borgen for brokerage service in connection with the sale of certain Town-owned property, which had been referred to the Attorney, was put over to the next meeting, 4) 65 Palmer Avenue With reference to 65 Palmer Avenue, the Attorney reported that the Court of Appeals on November 30th had denied the mo- tion of the Howell Park Association through Peter G. Moore for leave to appeal the decision of the Appellate Division, OTHER BUSINESS In response to the Supervisor's inquiry, the following matters were brought before the Board. 1) Larchmont Nursery Property Mrs, Betty Kaufman, representing the Larchmont League of Women Voters, addressed the Board inquiring whether the Town would take a position in the matter of the requested re- zoning of the Larchmont Nursery property, Jerome N. Wanshel also spoke to this matter, strongly urg- ing that a position be taken since the property involved was located on the perimeter of the Town and thus affect the en- tire Town were the requested change in zoning to be granted. The Board discussed this matter at some length and following its discussion directed that the matter be referred to the Planning Board for thorough study and report to this Board with recommendations prior to the next meeting of the Board, 2j Information on Civil Defense Mr, Joseph Mehr, President of the Murdock Woods Associa- tion, addressed the Board at this time to suggest that com- plete information regarding our Civil Defense set-up be mailed by the Receiver of Taxes along with the tax bills. It was explained that this was not possible under the law and that therefore if and when any such information might be available in such form, it would have to be mailed in some other fashion. Councilman Cook stated that the Deputy Director of Civil Defense had available a complete list of all Civil Defense personnel, facilities, etc. 3) Tours -- County Lands Gordon Reifsnider of the Junior Chamber of Commerce re- ported on the tour for men recently conducted as arranged and stated that further tours would be conducted this spring. 4) Signalization - Harmon Drive and Weaver Street With reference to this badly-needed and long-requested sig- nalization, Mr. Reifsnider stated that the Junior Chamber of Commerce would like to help - and inquired whether pic- tures of cars turning into Weaver Street would be of value. The Supervisor stated that they couln't hurt, and suggested that any such pictures be forwarded to the Traffic Com- mission but added that the State had had its own experts here on several occasions to observe the dangers at this in- tersection, in spite of which, the request was still being denied. 5) Christmas Tree Burning Project Mr. Reifsnider outlined the plans of the Junior Chamber to conduct a Christmas Tree Collection and Burning program throughout the Town on January 6th. He explained that the project was to take place "all in one day", with collection throughout the day and the buring taking place that same evening about 5 P.M. In connection with these plans, Mr. Reifsnider requested that the Town Highway Department supply one truck to be used to assist with the collection, which was granted with the Superintendent of Highways' approval. 6) 1962 Town Budget -- Trustee Ball Trustee William G. Ball of the Village of Larchmont at this time thanked the Board for the courtesy extended to the Village regarding advance study of the proposed Town budget. He further stated that the Town had been most cooperative in the matter of double taxation and expressed apprecia- tion for the suggestion that all work together in an effort to secure the legislation necessary to further relieve the villages of still existing overlapping charges. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before the meeting, it was declared adjourned at 10;55 p.m. , to reconvene on De- cember 20th, 1961, upon motion duly made and seconded tothat effect. BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS The Board of Fire Commissioners convened in regular meeting immediately upon the adjournment of the Town Board meeting. d. Claims Commissioner Brush presented the following Fire Department claims, which had been audited by the Comptroller and ap- proved by the Fire Chief, and on his motion, which was sec- onded by Commissioner Kane, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that the following Fire Department claims be and they hereby are approved, and the Comptroller and Supervisor be and they hereby are authorized to --- pay the same out of the budget for the Fire Department. Atlantic Service Station $ 59. 10 Con Edison Co. 55. 18 Con Edison Co. 5. 00 Anthony N. Librandi 94. 15 Ramon Martinez 31. 75 N. Y. Telephone Co. 91.75 Sound Tire & Supply Co. 97. 17 Wesco Fire Equipt. & Ser. 318. 54 West. Joint Water Works 180. 19 Total $ 932. 83 2. Report Commissioner Brush presented the Fire Report for the month of November, 1961, which was ordered received and filed. 3. Communications There were no communications to come before the meeting. 4. Other Business 1) Request of Fire Council and Chief Commissioner Brush advised the Board that the Chief and Council had requested that the apron of the Fire- - house be plowed at the times of heavy snows, which the Commission so directed. 5. Adjournment There being no further business to come before the meeting, it was declared adjourned at 10x55 p. m. , to reconvene on December 20th, 1961, motion having been duly made and seconded. Town/ ler