HomeMy WebLinkAbout1958_12_03 Town Board Minutes MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOWN BOARD
OF THE TOWN OF MAMARONECK, HELD DECEMBER 3rd,
1958, 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 Brush
Councilman Kane
Councilman Waterman
ABSENT: Councilman Santoro
ALSO PRESENT: Mr. Gronberg - Town Clerk
Mr. Delius - Town Attorney
Mr. Friedlander - Town Engineer
Mr. Finson - Accountant
Mr. O°Brien - Superintendent of Highways
Mrs. Brewer - Deputy Clerk
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
The minutes of the meeting of November 5th, 1958 were
approved as presented.
OPENING OF BIDS FOR SANITATION TRUCK
The Clerk presented the affidavit of publication of the
notice for bids for the purchase of one truck for the Town
of Mamaroneck Sanitation Department in the official news-
', paper of the Town of Mamaroneck, The Daily Times, on
November 26th, 1958, and opened and submitted the follow-
ing bids:
Bidder Bid
Brockway Motor Trucks $ 11, 363. 50
Gramatan Dodge Co. Inc. 10, 693. 00
(a) 13, 309.40
Bronx-Westchester Mack Corporation (b) 13, 409.40
(a) 11, 538. 00
Chulew Motor Sales (b) 11, 588. 00
Alternate: -- 11, 000. 00
Following some discussion, the Board directed that
the bids be referred to Councilman Santoro, who was
unable to attend tonight's meeting due to illness, for
study and report at the next meeting.
PUBLIC HEARING--1959 BUDGET
The Clerk presented the affidavits of publication and post-
ing of the notice of public hearing as published in the official
newspaper of the Town of Mamaroneck, The Daily Times, on
November 21st and 28th, 1958 and posted in seven (7) public
places in the Town of Mamaroneck, located within the said
Town, and filed in the Office of the Town Clerk, together
with a certified copy of the list of water arrears for 1958 as
submitted by the Westchester Joint Water Works No. 1.
The Supervisor then declared the hearing open and after
giving those present an opportunity to read the introductory
remarks, explained that the budget would be presented de-
partmentally. He suggested that any questions relating to
a particular department be raised at the time that depart-
ment was under discussion.
The following persons addressed the Board and were
heard on various items in the budget;
Mr. Owen A. Mandeville - 15 Kenmare Road
Mr. Peter Mosher - 72 Vine Road
Mr. George B. Butcher - Split Tree Road
Mr. Edward P. Meehan - 10 Thompson Place
Mr. George E. Mills, Jr. - 11 Kenmare Road
Mr. Harold Kronenberg - 5 Salem Drive
Commissioner Edward P. Duffy - 8 Homer Avenue
Mr. Hayden Smith - 8 Lafayette Road
Mr. John M. Coughlin - 13 Elkan Road
In concluding the discussion on the budget, Mr. Mande-
ville and Commissioner Duffy spoke in protest of the 2%
salary increase with Mr. Mandeville recommending an
increase of $240. 00 across the board and Commissioner
Duffy requesting consideration of a larger percentage of
increase particularly in the case of the Police Department.
Whereupon, after some further discussion by the mem-
bers of the Board, on motion by Councilman Kane, sec-
onded by Councilman Brush, it was unanimously
RESOLVED that the hearing be closed.
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SUMMARY OF PRO-'POSED T,,.�,,X BUDGET D0,R 1959
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Town Officcs 28, 650 00 29"i'31 00
Supervisor 12, 33T 00 12, mg, un
Comptroller Z, 6 10, 00 Z, 65a, 00
To--,�,m Clerk SDOOC, go OD I W. 00
Elections 13, 930 30 10, 0= 00
Receiver of Taxes 15, 140. 00 15, OW GO
Assessor 24, 390, 00 23, 139, 00
Lalvq 11, ,�")0. 7 8, 363. 00
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Constzibut:ouns & Donat:ons i, yo, 1, 6-00,, 00
longineer Z, 42,C, 0 0 11, 5ZO, Ou
Recreamon 23, 16400 Z3, 607, 00
Town 33, 3710, CO 4, 00
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permitures 23, 9 3 9. 2 0 6,-,), 'no" 00
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Debt Service 350, GO 800oc
Grnss Total -Nlll �Zll 11-31 ?57 1 22 50
"Lesq- Rews aaes 2 9, 9 2 4. 0 175, 945, 00
Net Levy -
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OUTESIDE VHILLAGES-
Pence Depaptn-jer,T, ng, 975, oo 227, 3mog
71anzanz Board 1, 660co 2, C-62. oc,
Buildung Plu-mbrngy 3 1�)D 0 0, 3, 25000
Board of Ap�pz-als WO- Ce 1, 66000
onscenamenus 3Z, 969,, ',?l 35, 202 CO
Debt service 3, 41 Z. 50
Gross Total 261, 49F, 22 273, 56350
Less; Reveaues 10), 00 9, 75W 00
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Towr- Cler!Os Fees On. 00 05C. 0
Miscellaneous 'E'ees 103. 00 405.
Rezital Tovin Property a 3, -
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Xnteves, ora Deposits 3, 300. 00 2 , 751 . K
Cash Uri Hana 93, 030. 00
Dog ideenses 2, i 50. 00 zon 0"'c:
Recreation Fees 6, 035. 00 E, w. W',"'
State Aid.Y6' Coinrnission 1, 911. 00 11521, 01,
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Buffldl"Ing & Plumbinq -Fees Z, coo, no 1, 250, M
Board of Appaals Fees 70. 9110 lew, DID
(lash oil Hand 332, K
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Sale al Incinezator ProporQj 1, 300. 00
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210 _:;`a: s...g L Ca7 .1mmenw-, 37% 010 '7;5, 0
403 Recreaum 4, 315. 00 4, 942. 00
432 suppum Field Maintenance 610. W 350o TO,
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3 sersezin"s 30, 68S, 03 31, 293. 03
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202 Telephone Z' z5voc
203 !QW, Gas Water 40000 600. 00
294 Fuel Iii 10, 005 70M0
2 0 5 Gasoline 'k 0H 3, 00�-. 00 3, OMOO
ZTIrj Travenng 'x eases 45033 WAD
211 Camera & FingerpriN SuPIMS 300, 06 MAD
21-02 Pistol Ran"ge Supplie's 40C. N 550, 00
213 Tra�fic Signals & Signs Z' 00me Z' 100m,
3 0 1 Ge-aera2 Equip-mcmt 50Gv ON 500, 00
302 Automotive Equi?, Wle-D'L 5, 3MOG 5, oo v,, CIO
303 Clothing 3, 50nov 3, 50000
401 BVIdIng supyMes 4k mMniIIteUZMCe A, 500. 00 1, 500. 00
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404 Wourauce -§�C1 P,. 0, 0 7,9 5,0. 0 0
HZ.etirexmc!-at Fund Contributions 13, 600. Oa 15, som 0o
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3,58 1959
Budget
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hudget 3odget
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Mary) 1, zoo, 00
ZI a anc t: g, s 59, 000, oa 59, 5aw 00
5'applies a-acl o"""xar 73500
205 Gas aad of 1, 800. 00 1, som 00
i-D Truck rrmpai-,,-s 1, 500. 00 1, sox 00
M Insurance 3o 10M 00 3, 95% 00
W5 System 3w, 00 3, z7v 00
407 Daynp rraiate-na-ca 3y w oo
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7- iTe k i o 41, 105. 00 41, 390. 00
4:133 F-],xe Fo T, 950 01, 96T 00
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201 5UPPASS, Materials Z.F.
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292 Tal3phomo & -�U a. - n 5y. zr
203 Gas aad Water 600 to 600. 90
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installation 1, 303. 0" 000. oo
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1965 a5, Sus 00 29, 231a37 114, 73 1 , 37
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1967 8-k, 53 u. a0 2=., `723.. 62 103, 223. 62
7n'P 00 00 18, 357� 67 9Z, 857. 87
19 '7G, nay 0 0 1 4 62 85, 614. 62
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1971 57, [)00O3 0,3
9, 237a50 66, 237, 50
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EXHIBIT "A"
LIST OF UNPAID WATER CHARGES LEVIED
PURSUANT TO RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN
BOARD OF THE TOWN OF MAMARONECK,
ACCOUNT
BLOCK PARCEL OWNER pRFMr NUMBER AMOUNT
215 269 W. J. Sehlotxan 17 Revere Road 7564-2 $19.82
118 185 Renee & Ralph Sachs, Jr. 141 Murray Avenue 2041-2 47.27
113 199 Robert Greason & Wife 126 N. Chatsworth Ave. 4861-2 30.57
221 177 James P. Wall & Wife 430 Weaver Street 2096-2 30.06
333 581 Virginia Holly 1185 Old Wht. Plns. Rd. 8685-2 150.06 '
277.781
I
the 12th of March at 8:15 p.m. of that day,
to consider the adoption of a Proposed Zon-
ing Ordinance of the Town of Mamaroneck,
copy of which is set forth below:
16 The Daily Times, Mamaroneck, N.Y., Mon., 'Mar. 2, 1.459
Section 40.
TOWN OF MAMARONECK, N. Y.°
SCHEDULE OF PERMITTED USES°IN-RESidENCE'DISTRICt
(See also Schedule of"Residence District Regslations) °
.. DISTRICT .- .PERMITTED+PRINCI PAL USES PERMITTED SPECIAL USES PERMITTED ACCESSORY USES
Su Teat to Conformance to en oaate on the same of
Additional Standards'As with the prtnefpal;uses to which:
,Provided in Section 430) they are accessary.)
R-30' ONE-FAMILY RESIDENCE • 1. Parochial end private elementary 7.Trefesstonaf office of aphy sic!an,,dentlst,
I.One-family dwellings. and high,schools which meet the ehiropraelor.'architectr engineer;or'
2.Churches and other places of worship, saner site standards of the.State -simfla�professtana1personi when'condueted
3. Public Elementary and high schools. Education Department as a;public . in a dwelling by the inhabitant'.thereof,
41 Water supplyfaulttiei: school: with:not mer e'than one.rxnrmsident employ*
'
ee or associate'in any dwelling..:
2.Nurseryschools.
- 2. Keeping of not mote than.two non-transient
3. Non-profit membership clubs. persons ra roamors or boardersln any dwell-
- . ,
_ - ingi Provtdingno-stgn isdisployedond.ra ' •i
-4. Publicutilitysu6 tatfonssatving .: separateco6kingfacilitiesshall::bemain-
- the local areaonly,and where it twined in connection with suchaccenory.use,
can be silo"that it cannot be .
loco ed;in anon-residential dii- 3.Privata-garden house,-tool house,playhouse'
tricts n4mming pool.(a:permitted by the Building I
R-75 Code);tennis`courts,greenhouse,or,similar
5 -PiSygioondi pdkl parkyWl private accessory use,no).used for commer*.
- parkinglot�librtayrfirehasues sialorpublie.purposes,
ft-10 police'statron or other muntcl 4,'Off•stnat pis np iitrcaordanca with.
pai,USe` mat including smmner- " Section 450'.
R 7.5 dtors or-dumps:
5. Parish house/iectorya Sunday School rooms.
_.
6.Signs.located-on the buiidingan8 not ex-
ONE-FAMILY RESIDENCE ceeding2 square foot in oroa identifying J
1. Same as R-30 ve. - �a professional office or home occupation. .s
2.Railways,rat including switchirsg,, __ _ Signs not exceeding 3 square feet in area
-" pertaining to a permitted use other than
storage or freight yards or sidings. Pertaining
professional office or honor occupation, s
Including sale, lease,or rent',of land- - or,
R-2F TWO-FAMILY c which
Same as R-30 abovo bjet to Parcg and to the J"2. Two-famlydwellings. Sung
-
R-GA GARDEN APARTMENT
1, Ali principa uses permitted and
-. . .regulated fn.R-2F above.- .:. .. .. ..... ..... _.... . -._ d
2. Dwellings for sngio thin two families. --
ATTACHED RESIDENCES
R-A .. Same
y
i
?-TA TOWER APARTMENT Some as above. 1. Sam as above.
2. S@4f ervice laundry for use of the
Y. Sane as R-GA above. • residents of at apartment building.
2. Professional office of aphysielan,
dentist,chiropractor,architect,
engineer,or sfinilair;professiaital
petson.
i
a '
NOTICE
The Daily limes, Mamaroneck, N.Y., Mon, Mar. 2, 19b9 10`
�Y
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Town Board of " l
neck will -hold a the Town of Mamaro-
neck hearing in the Auditorium of the Weaver Street
Firehouse, Weaver Street, Town of Ivfamar®neck, on'
8:15 p.m. of that day, to consider the adoption of a Proposed� 12 th of March at
co Zoning C?rdir�- 1
py of which is set forth belo 3
ance of the Town: of Mamaroneck, w
5U
By order of the Town Board ST
Dated March 2 of the Town of Mamaroneck
, f 959 $d
I
Charles J. Gronberg, Vie.
Town Clerk
PROPOSED sw+
ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING
ZONING PLAN FOR -9 COMPREHENSIVEr
THE AREA OF THE INTO OF.MAMARONECK I Dwelling Unit: A buildin US!
THE.TOWN INTO VARIOUS BY DIVIDING housekeeping facilities for one family. thereof,
SCRIBING RE US DISTRICTS AA'D PRE- Providing complete bu
TRICTS GULATIONS FOR EACH OF SUCH D Familv: one ar
IS- livi more personas. occu del
g as a single housekee m Pymg a dwelling unit and roil
living upon birth; Pm g unit in a domestic relationship Witt
ART%CLEI marriage-or'other domestic bona.
Section 100. purposes — FLR]?®SES Floor Area Ratio:. The ratio of the aggregate mg, exclusive of attic, regate floor area of a build- arrj
services incidental to and basement areas used only for storage or
There is hereby established the operation or maintenance taiq
unincorporated d a comprehensive zoning plan forthe me, to the 'site area
,the lot onwhich the nance of the build- be
part of ahe Town of Mamaroneck, N.Y. (herein- ge: The building is located.'after referred to as-the Town°), which Fronta _
-text, maps and schedule which Plan is set forth inn the extent of a building or of land L-se
is adopted for the constitute this Ordinance. rout Setback L' along astreet. ordi
Consolidated Laws oaf PheeState of New Artacle l6, Said plan distance therefrom Aline parallel to the front lot line and at a lists
for the Chapter 62, of the equal to the minim
protection and promotion of the,publ c health ore particularly far the district in which located. um.front yard dimension in }p
fare, as follows: , safety and wel- Garage,
Private: An accessory building or part of a ma' Yap
101. To guide the future gro ang used only for the 'age of m haild- with
in accordance w th a rel and development of the Town use. g motor vehicles as an accessory population dens( comprehensive plan of land - accasso fiver
convenient re1atiohshias aepresents the use and Garage, Public: A building, and
P inong e mast use and care, repair, or paintin
and public areas within the the residential, commercial m' Part thereof, used far the storage, axce
of the v Town, considering abiit, eluding any sale of g of motor vehicles for remuneration, an_ y°
acidic uses y each area, and the potential( suitability cants, or where motor vehicle accessories; fuels and lubi- deeri
uses as indacaius by existing motor vehicles
ulation, having conditions ty for such are kept for hire. from
g egard for the use of and trends in pop_ Gasoline Station: near(
meat and economic activity and, building develop- or any building on ny area of land, including - in ill
being considered both �' with such conditions and. trends °�' other motor part thereof that is used for the sale tares thereon, In ill
adjoining areas. the. Town and in relation to include ehicle accessories, and gasoline,
ode .facilities for lubricating, which may or may side,
102. To otherwise servicin g' washing,. minor re y not taker
Provide adequate light, air, and g motor veh
body work. icles, but not includin pairing, or lot li
safety from fire and other danger, and to Privacy; to secure g Painting or
fng of the land and Under congestion of prevent Grade, Finished- -
overcrowd- sued: The finished Yard
103. To protect the PO'pu]affion, of a building is the grade at any paint along the wall d b
stabili e character and the social walks, and roads elevation e the completed surfaces of lawns,
lopmen s shalllbe�s of the Town sand to ensure and economic adjoining the ,,,completed that
orderly and beneficial, that all deve- Height of Build- Point. Yard,
104. T of the highest g or Structure: The vertical distance to the
To protect and conserve e than of the roof's surface if the roof is flat level near j
various braids established b the value of boil wines not more than one inch vertical to one and
7
Y this Ordinate drags m the to the mean or in- and
105.
TO ance. Point betwen the eaves gat horizontal. or r
lbuild n about the i2'roof t has 0 any other type, or to the highest e hi hest point of the Yard,
land and buildings thmu hgradua'1 aonfoxmity of th e uses of oaf, meansure point of the
_ zoning plan set forth in 'this ord maneewn to the comprehensive as follows: structure and lj
prehensuve (Y) If the building of the
among the uses of land and buildings,and to mmature conflicts more f the adjoins the front property
106, T ten feet distant therefrom: measured line or is not
uses oP 1 pdaand the most beneficial relation the front wall of the building
and and but the e1atian b the curb; or g from the t the center
out, the Town, having plan. e ell?ulation of traffic thrnoughe the elevation op no grade has been officially�e stable grade of Section
vengrit tr in the streets regard to the avoidance of Officially the existing curb; or if no
venient and the procnisian of Y established and na curb exists, grade has been The Ti
-tx'a�Efie access a p=gpraate iw sa'fe and average level of the easured from the classes
and bu3ld�ings throw throughout the various_uses of land I of the building. e finished ground su
g t the Town, rf3ce across the front
1 .. Ta aid'dper�aspzEv^ar sou?PPi 43o T u ?lilds°u`pLmga pure Pe to tile
snn a�o ed more fome tdhe average feet from Dili the°fnipshed R-1
u iii
$n[ Ea aaEdS �ni SE
tldf I haTn r'I
a94 sauc;ap cl�acgm `oa a,zaq_papuadd'u `suoa;Emga2a-.3p alnpanas aqs (}aa3.axenbS on5`U l a .aa.nFi aauaer�.�-xtAz
r . l -
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o e
a � PREPARED FOR j
TOWN PLANNING BOARD r
s
M FREDERICK P. CLARK AS�C;. / a�
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c.' -PLANNING CONSULTA
.��V�
FEBRUARY
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Section 410.
TOWN OF MAMARONECKs N. V.
SdRED'bLE`OF:PERM.iTTED USES iN'SUSINESS•AN-D INDUSTRY-D1STRiCTS
- (See also Schedule of Reguiations for NonA;0de'ntlai Districts)
- - PERMITTED SPECIAL USES- - . ...
(Su jest to Conformance to
DISTRICT PERM1TiED'pRINCiPAL USES , Additional Standard;as pro• _
_ videdin Section 430.) ' PERMITTED ACCESSORY US
Business ].Store for sale of goodi,at retall or performance of k .J.Gasoline filling stations and 1. Any accessory building or
B customary personal services,or service clearly inct� garages including'facilitles customarily incidenttoa
dental to retail sales,but no fabrication ormmx fat- for servicing and repair. -permitted use.
tunpg,except Incidental'to and on the same premises 2.,Radio, television and other 2. Signs pertaining to a pe
with such retail sales.- - -
electromctransmission struc- - use conducted on the lot
2,Restaurant(cafe,or other place serving food and' tures and towers. such signs are displayed,
beverages. 3. Motels or hotels. vidadsuch signs
-- 3;Indoor recreation or amusement asfabl.fzhmenfs. 4.Veferiri I»spital, boarding (o)do not face any lot lied
4;Business or professional'offices.. and care of small pets, any adjoining lot Ina
5.Sale or litre of now or used motor vehicles,buf no ' .S.Undertaking and funeral homes,. dente zone;
used'tarlot:except.asocomawy-Ponawcm-dealer: - 6; Newspaperprintingand -(b}arc notof.theflashing!
6:M nieipal uses; publishing, and any source of Illum
-- tion is not exposed,
7.Publia$tllitystructumse serving a local area. {c}a e not placed on;,
_.
-
'- --ordo:notextend above
_ - wall of the building oni
which the sign is place'
).tali!Industry ]; Noni residential uses as permitted in the Business (dl ore iwt more than 20 fe�i
U District. in height when located
2..is a,buildings.'and sto_roge;usineszr provided all Storage as a free-'standing strut
is.in buildings:._ _. .ure in Mi red
3.Buildirgg Plumbing, electrical and similar con-
_. tractor's establishments. -
4. Laundry,dry cleaning. -
5.3ndustrial uses, including the mamufacfure,fabricar - i
tion, processing, converting,altering, assembly, ,3. Exterior spot lighting or otl
_ 'cr other handling of products,the operations of _ illumination of buildings o�
which are conducied.solely within a building,use _ grounds,except that there
electrical power solely, and nonnallyare such that shall be no unshaded light
theywill not cause orresult in any - - - sources,and lights shall bd
a. dissemination of dust,*smoke, observable -located that their beams an
gas or fumes,odor,misej vibration,radt- not directed into adjgning:.
otion.or interference-with radio ortalevi- - residential properties`or int
ston reception beyond the-limits of the - the public highways.
building in which the use is located;
. b.hazard of fire or explosion,or other
Physical hazard;
C,harmful discharge of waste materials;
dm unusual traffic hazard or congestion due-
_ - - to the type of vehicles required in the use
or due to The manner in which traffic enters
or leaves.the site of the use.:
Off(eeBulldtng Any use permitted and as regulated fq an R7.5Distrfctr Office buildings for business and. 1. Any adoessoty use customat'
AB s 7 WWapt fhat there shrill be no combination of resl� professional use (including admi n- incident to a Permitted uwe
03-2 datroe'and business uses an the s.we lot. - istrative f scientific,research and 2.One sign announcing the r G
... development,educational,.statis 'of the company or companii
tical,financial and similar actfv_ housed in the bui[ding;.. Su
(ties,but not including manufac» •sign shall not exceed 30 s*
Luring or fabrication of products. feet in area, nor extend clx
-
the roof level of the butldfi
nor face any lot line of any
adjoining lot in aresidence
district, No freestanding'
such sign shall have any di-
mansion exceeding,10 feet;[
nor shall any part thereof bi
- more than 10 feet cbove-gr
level.. Such sign may be it
mated only by shaded light
sources..'Necessary direct!
signs,..none of which shol I e
eeed 5 square feet in area,;
shall be permitted subject to
the same limitatipmas cbov
spaces requiredP for structures or land uses on two adjoining lots 5o3. Records and Reports
may be provided in a single common facility on one or bath of 503.1'The Building Inspector shall keep a permanent recd
said lots, and except that the Board of-Appeals may permit all. cludmg.alI pertinent.maps and'.plans, of all.,applications for
or part of the required spaces to be located on any lot within 500 - ing'perrri is and certificates of compliance; -
feet of the building, except in a Residence'District, if the Board " ` - l
determines that it is impractical to provide parking on the same 503.2 The Building Inspector shall also keep a permanent rec$
lot with the building. all violations of this Ordinance, whether reported ,by g,
citizens or by any board; agency,'officer or employee of the 7
455.2 In any Residence District; no unenclosed off-street.parking ' and such-record shallsiidw the'dis' ffloaHof ail s4ch'vfolal
facility shall. be developed within 25 feet .of.a front lot line, or
shall be developed within.5 feet of a side or rear lot line. 503.3 The Building Inspector shall make a' report to the
Board, in writing, at least-once every three months,-repo,
455.3 No parking in connection with any non-residential use shall the number and type of building permits and certificates of
be;o located that motor.vehicles may enter or leave the parking pliance issued, and listing all reported or continuing violatio
area across a sidewalk except at a point or points approved as this Ordinance and the disposition or pending action of such
part of a plan as required by Section 452. lations. -
455.4 No parking required for a business use in a Business Dis-
-- The following resolution was then offered by Councilman
Kane and seconded by Councilman Brush:
WHEREAS, this Board has heretofore made, com-
piled, and filed with the Town Clerk a preliminary
tax budget containing the estimated probable reve-
nues and estimated expenditures for the several
departments, offices, and other Town and special
district purposes for the year 1959; and
WHEREAS, notice of the completion and filing of
said tax budget and calling a public hearing thereon
has been duly published on November 21st and 28th,
1958, in the official newspaper of the Town of Ma-
maroneck, The Daily Times, and posted in the man-
ner required by law; and
WHEREAS, a public hearing upon said tax budget
was duly held this day in accordance with the notice
so published; and
WHEREAS, all persons present were afforded an
opportunity to be heard; and
WHEREAS, this Board has reviewed the items in
said preliminary tax budget as required by Section
113 of the Town Law;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED that the final estimates as compiledby
the Town Board and filed in the Office of the Town
Clerk be and the same are adopted as the budget
for the year 1959 pursuant to the provisions of the
Town Law, and that said estimates, as so adopted,
be entered in detail in the minutes of the Board as
follows o
(Insert Budget)
and it is further
RESOLVED that the annual budget estimates of the
expenditures of the Town of Mamaroneck for the
fiscal year 1959 be adopted and confirmed andthat
the Town Clerk be and he hereby is directed to en-
ter the same upon the minutes; and that the sums of
money hereinafter stated are hereby appropriated
from the current revenues as provided by law for
the offices, departments, boards, commissions,
and purposes hereinafter enumerated for expendi-
ture in the manner directed by law, to wit;
1) General Town Purposes
Town Offices $ 29, 731. 00
Supervisor 12, 689. 00
Comptroller $ 2, 658. 00
Town Clerk 8, 153. 00
Elections 10, 050. 00
Receiver of Taxes 15, 148. 00
Assessor 23, 139. 00
Law 8, 363. 00
Justices of the Peace 8, 300. 00
Contributions & Donations 1, 600. 00
Engineer 11, 520. 00
Recreation 23, 607. 00
Highway--General Town 40, 900. 00
Miscellaneous Expenditures 60, 400. 00
Civil Defense 162. 50
Debt Service 800 . 00
2) For Purposes in Town Outside of Villages
Police Department 227, 379. 00
Planning Board 2, 660. 00
Building & Plumbing 3, 250. 00
Board of Appeals 1, 66o. 00
Miscellaneous 35, 202. 00
Debt Service 3, 412. 50
3) Highway District - O/V
Highway Department 94, 000. 00
4) Garbage District No. 1
Sanitation Department 76, Z51. 00
Incineration 22, 000. 00
5) Fire District No. 1
Fire Department 83, 034. 6o
Hydrant Rental 11, 100. 00
6) Lighting District No. 1
Street Lights 27, 650. 00
7) Water Supply District No. I
Construction Costs & Equipment 5, 000. 00
Debt Service 33, 814 .00
8) Park District No. 1
Park Department 36, 590. 00
---- Debt Service 16, 959. 50
L✓ yf;
Q) Sewer District No. 1
Sewer Department $ 13, 700. 00
Debt Service 91, 642. 62
Total -- $ 1, 042, 525. 72
and it is further
RESOLVED that for the fiscal year 1959, the sum
hereinafter set forth and for the purposes listed
below, be levied, assessed, and collected uponthe
taxable properties of the Town of Mamaroneck and
properties in the Town of Mamaroneck outside of
the Villages of Larchmont and Mamaroneck, the
properties of the several districts speci£iedbelow
and the several parcels of taxable property, fran-
chise 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 as-
sessments, or parts thereof, to wit:
For General Town Purposes as
mentioned and described in the
foregoing budget $ 257, 220. 50
Less: Estimated Revenues 175, 945. 0-0,
Total Levy for General Town
Purposes $ 81, 275. 50
For Purposes in Town Outside
of Villages, as mentioned and
described in the foregoingbudget $ 273,563. 50
Less: Estimated Revenues 9,750. 00
Total Levy for Purposes in Town
Outside of Villages $ 263, 813. 50
District Levies
Highway District - O/V
Highway Department $ 94, 000. 00
Less: Gash & State Aid 8, 284. 00
Net Levy 85, 716. 00
Garbage District No. 1
Sanitation Department 76, Z51. 00
Incineration 22, 000. 00
Gross Total 98, 251. 00
Less: Revenues 4, 900.00
Net Levy 93, 351. 00
Fire District No. 1
Fire Department $ 83, 034,60
Hydrant Rental 11, 100. 00
Net Levy 94, 134. 60
Lighting District No. 1
Street Lights 27, 650. 00
Water Supply District
Construction Costs & Equipment 5, 000. 00
Debt Service 33, 814. 00
Gross Total 38, 814. 00
Less: Revenues 38, 814, 00
Net Levy ----
Park District No, 1
Park Department 36, 590. 00
Debt Service 16, 959. 50
Gross Total 53, 549. 50
Less: Revenues 4, 500. 00
Net Levy 49, 049. 50
Sewer District No, 1
Sewer Department 13, 700. 00
Debt Service 91, 642. 62
Total Levy 105, 342. 62
Less: Revenues -----
Net Levy 105, 342. 62
Total --- $ 800, 332, 72
and it is
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 "A1l, 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 separ-
ate column of the Tax Roll of the Town of Mamaroneck
under the name "Water Rents. "
A vote was taken upon the foregoing resolution and upon roll
.call, the vote was recorded as follows:
Councilman Brush - Aye
Councilman Kane - Aye
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Supervisor Burchell - Aye
Councilman Waterman - Aye
Councilman Santoro - Absent
Therefore, the resolution was adopted unanimously.
OLD BUSINESS
There was no old business to come before the meeting.
NEW BUSINESS
1. Authorization for borrowing in anticipation of collection of
1959 Taxes
Upon request that the Supervisor be delegated the power
to authorize the issuance of and to sell Tax Anticipation
Notes of the Town of Mamaroneck in anticipation of uncol-
lected Town Taxes levied or to be levied for the fiscalyear
beginning January 1, 1959, the following resolution was
offered by Councilman Brush and seconded by Councilman
Kane:
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 tax
anticipation notes of the Town of Mamaro-
neck, Westchester County, New York, in
anticipation of the collection of Town taxes
levied or to be levied for the fiscal year be-
ginning January 1, 1959, including renewals
of such notes, is hereby delegated to the Su-
pervisor of said Town. Such notes shall be
of such terms, form and contents, and shall
be sold in such manner, as may be pre-
, scribed by said Supervisor consistent with
the provisions of the Local Finance Law.
Section 2. This resolution shall take ef-
fect immediately.
The question of the adoption of the foregoing resolution
was duly put to a vote on roll call, which resulted as
follows:
Councilman Brush voting Aye
Councilman Kane voting Aye
Supervisor Burchell voting Aye
Councilman Waterman voting Aye
Councilman Santoro notvoting Absent
The resolution was thereupon declared duly adopted.
COMMUNICATIONS
1. Notice--City of New Rochelle
The Clerk presented a Notice of Public Hearing on proposed
amendment to the Zoning Ordinance to be held by the City of
New Rochelle on Wednesday, January 7, 1959, at 8.30 p.m.
in the General Purpose Room; Trinity School, which was re-
ferred to the Town Attorney for study.
Z. Request--Board of Police Commissioners
The Clerk presented a letter from the Board of Police Com-
missioners, dated November 30th, 1958, requesting approval
of three Police officers' attendance at the Manhattan College
Institute of Forensic Research on December 6th, 1958, with
expenses in the amount of $10. 00.
Whereupon, on motion by Councilman Waterman, seconded
by Councilman Kane, it was unanimously
RESOLVED that the attendance of three Police
officers at the Manhattan College Institute of
Forensic Research on December 6th, 1958,
with expenses in an amount not to exceed the
sum of $10. 00 is hereby approved; said ex-
penses to be paid out of the item established
in the Police Budget for such purpose.
COMMUNICATIONS (Not on Agenda)
1) Briar Del Circle
The Clerk presented a memorandum addressed to the Town
Board by the Engineer and Superintendent of Highways under
date of December 3rd, 1958, recommending the acceptance of
Briar Del Circle as a Town road in connection with the request
presented at the last Board meeting and referred to their at-
tention.
Whereupon, on motion by Councilman Kane, seconded by
Councilman Waterman, it was unanimously
RESOLVED that the street known as Briar Del
Circle as shown on map entitled, "Subdivision
Map of Briar Del Homes, Inc. , Town of Ma-
maroneck, Westchester County, New York, "
dated September 14, 1957, made by Thomas J.
McEvoy, Surveyor, New York State License
No. 21387, and filed in the County Clerk=s Of-
fice, Division of Land Records, as Map #11343
on January 9, 1958, be and it hereby is ac-
cepted as a Town road provided that deeds sat-
isfactory to the Town Attorney cozering the bed
of the street and any easements required
for sewer or drainage purposes are de-
livered and recorded; fees for the prep-
aration, search, and recording to be
borne by Briar Del Homes, Inc.
2} Letter from Samuel Weiss
The Clerk presented a letter from Samuel Weiss, Attorney
for West Fordham Transportation Corporation, dated Decem-
ber 2nd, 1958, enclosing duly executed agreement between
said corporation and the Town of Mamaroneck, which was re-
ceived and placed on file.
REPORTS
The Clerk presented the following reports which were re-
ceived and placed on file-
Report of the Receiver of Taxes and Assessments for the month
of November, 1958.
Report of the Building Inspector for the month of November,
1958.
Report of Receipts & Disbursements, Town of Mamaroneck,
for the period from January 1 through October 31, 1958.
REPORT OF THE SUPERVISOR
1) State Health Plan
The Supervisor stated that at this time it was in order to
adopt a resolution determining the Town's participation in
the State Health Plan, and after some discussion, on mo-
tion by Councilman Kane, seconded by Councilman Water-
man, it was unanimously
RESOLVED that the Town Board of the
Town of Mamaroneck of the State of New
York elects to participate as a partici-
pating employer in the State Employees
Health Insurance Plan and to include in
such plan its officers and employees
subject to and in accordance with the
provisions of Article VII (XI) of the Civil'
Service Law and the Regulations of the
Health Insurance Board, as presently ex-
isting or hereafter amended, together with
such provisions of the insurance contracts
as may be approved by the Health Insur-
ance Board and any administrative rule or
directive governing the plan.
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REPORTS OF THE COUNCILMEN
Councilman Brush --
1) Park Commission Meeting
Councilman Brush reported that the public meeting held
by the Commission on November 25th had been well at-
tended with a history of the parks and plans for future de-
velopment well received,
Councilman Kane --
Councilman Kane stated that he had no report,
Councilman Waterman --
Councilman Waterman stated that he had no report,
Councilman Santoro --
No report -- Councilman Santoro absent due to illness,
- REPORT OF THE TOWN ATTORNEY
The Attorney stated that he had no report at this time,
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to come before the meeting,
it was declared adjourned at 10:30 p,m, , to reconvene on
December 17, 1958,
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS
The meeting of the Board of Fire Commissioners was con-
vened immediately upon the adjournment of the Town Board
meeting.
COMMUNICATIONS
There were no communications,
REPORTS
There were no reports to be submitted at this time.
CLAIMS
Commissioner Waterman presented the following Fire De-
partment claims which had been audited by the Comptroller
and approved by the Fire Chief, and upon his motion 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,
Atlantic Service Center $ 13. 00
R. G. Brewer, Inc. 40. 89
Con Edison, West. 5. 00
The Larchmont Print 67. 80
McGuire Bros. , Inc. 7. 50
Jacob Ruppert 44. 22
New York Telephone Company 37. 25
Smith-Miller Co. 30. 60
Wesco Fire Equipment and Service 37. 00
Total $ 283. 26
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to come before the meeting,
it was declared adjourned at 10:35 p.m. , to reconvene on
December 17, 1958.
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