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Home My WebLink About1959_12_02 Town Board Minutes r a �•, X MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF MAMARONECK, HELD DECEMBER 2nd, 1959, 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. PRESENT: Supervisor Burchell Councilman Santoro Councilman Kane Councilman Brush Councilwoman Helwig ABSENT: None ALSO PRESENT; Mr. Gronberg - Town Clerk Mr. Delius - Town Attorney Mr. Friedlander - Town Engineer Mr, Orsino - Comptroller Mr. Finson - Accountant Mrs. Brewer - Secretary APPROVAL OF MINUTES The minutes of the regular meetings of October 21st and No- vember 4th, 1959, and the special meeting of November 12th, 1959, were approved as presented. PUBLIC HEARING--ADOPTION OF 1960 BUDGET The Supervisor declared the hearing open and the Clerk presented the affidavits of publication and posting of the notice of hearing which appeared in the official newspaper of the Town of Mamaroneck, The Daily Times, on November 20th and 27th, 1959, and was posted in seven 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 the year 1959 as sub- mitted by the Westchester Joint Water Works No. 1. The Supervisor, noting the presence of certain dignataries, in- quired whether they wished to be heard in connection with the budget. Whereupon, Mayor John B. Coffinberry and Trustee Albert Gaynor of the Village of Larchmont and Village Manager William H. Johnson, Corporation Counsel Anthony Sansone and Treasurer-Clerk Armand Gianunzio of the Village of Mamaroneck testified warmly to the work of the Supervisor and Town Board in correcting certain inequitable Town and Village charges, particularly thanking the Supervisor for his leadership in the achievement of the necessary legislation to make such apportionment possible. On behalf of each of the Councilmen and himself, the Supervisor thanked the gentlemen for their kind words and for taking the time and trouble to attend the hearing and express their appreciation to the Town, and turning to the budget stated that he would present it by department, requesting that questions pertaining to a particular department be raised at the time that department is being discussed. The following persons were heard- --- George B. Butcher, President of the Murdock Woods Association Mr. Butcher requested the inclusion in the budget of ex- penditure figures to date in addition to the appropriation figures. He also queried the Recreation Department budget, recommending that this expense be watched very closely, William Fernschild -- Mr. Fernschild commended the Recreation Department on its program, observing that such activity promoted a les- sening of delinquency in a community. Mrs, Virginia Paige, President, Larchmont League of Women Voters Mrs. Paige commented on Permanent Personal Registration and the question of more Election Districts, Edward E. Meehan -- Chairman, Democratic Town Committee Mr. Meehan commented on the State Aid item, Whereupon, since no one else wished to be heard, on motion by Councilman Brush, seconded by Councilman Kane, it was unan- imously RESOLVED that the hearing be declared closed. And the following resolution was then offered by Councilman Brush and seconded by Councilwoman Helwig. 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 1960; and WHEREAS, notice of the completion and filing of said tax budget and calling a public hearing thereon has been duly published on November 20th and 27th, 1959, 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 op- portunity to be heard; and T ,1 C K 1c,"So i G.<fi'.feral Tetra, Outs-zdd, of V w:ila4 '' and 6pF.'-cia -"�.. im'-s2 #e,: is In. - ' . a€e,.s ed kyr only $21, 9:37 00 ovoz 959a `,ao. :Cf.:ljoa a.l 4ng e in tha a iiai,.a'lbuu'.ior & &"? , .:cim Kt ..''_',., be 'mec elyn hve vita AS ni budget, r. Far €'LT".Y 9" R,rdne, mk . w r.e by law, Obliged a ' Pi ¢ ¢S iv t'he rest o: ly vex:lr`?_,so from :i hY r they n of ed c fin,�, .r..t2k:. S`..Fe a „Y...mDac r.... vais ,..z<,tega.:a?r imWaNd the coots A tm 2 Fall g a x, z n ;:B.s.,_?; epaxt T:t,..,:r:.o, the c.u-:n tg ,.'.°.'o n'v' . the ��€sB:d zf.➢<, h'�i+ °e,a;''�h ure ' ,. r-c—'.z .aeln'lty , tr-a �L"'C kos�..."i' �a._..i�x - the r N ARPer=tendent of a"s?gh aye, and the a Lzj':'vS r 3x _. _. w_ i31 g-;`.h.. x< 'Far'a:sy?' eq$°s.,3poaY"ek&'.': a$s d exc ea " i TI st;-.9. i. dk�A. "nd w M1y c gyp.. -- tneoitgh the p', ' gl-0 dada the se :iced s;' . .,...o-�..,ew x' z",'a'.a d u.,crt a,...a:a °'v^x':r.O, zpk !,-"'''d ^.>v r V; uth the M.'a f's m�' i yy "i b r>?;8_'-.�ra�4rk :✓.n ,•-°&za aaa,'z"ew the 3urv:ces as,€e7 e d,r'-,.&.v'lty pC :e ft zme'a� t",nly in ule .vs ua. „ area and wt . ' uxU :t- y s Y'ue ! a:"r t . »K'6 a� � :a.° . °6 w a- :?ioa'in RhmF' N:3 v.a kdztiefi w°,>>fi co.T_f.f,:^3' by °oe"a^., zk that rlovv tht a .a d . by the S"=3'.'i81 pe V c9'; b A3 n; a cook a960 ar'i5'gvt gi „ -%sue :to where legal ch ::!:,e„a w''�.wr,... x-o .g"r'' ?",t That fhe tax im r5 e -.�,��>,n1Y z� .U' t;�`& :.2<E�s"".� N, V<a a gy«,eesut s t,h'aP;ire „"f'!Yv'a1 is :a`,.`:',8n,..v:.Y: cud the e"vyp char gc,-, �`�?. .s, d`e 4 x aaya 'a �.� ria5 .rc:.xsx"�.*j f1,:xa xm e', R'Te�"a-. a t�,,[:'.^rxs., :,. _Tt` w+:�"..S t.ai `'�,<^s . , 'd a..._b:,.:"`sal Town n 'T-= a.a red-z:y.ed. by S"', t;. ';_nts per r,,i7.,.a;taad Mlle the -.)t tax z `# ; hu ''h'e uR�'2'�.�&-.£„°k"?`3r*„a.i,> a� area A :R:EG"r e3,"1.ad by 74 ce ts ewer ” .Y;?a ae,. a , eri?o Sonar which make-up th , de reaa es', jkr tec, WS'...,.r..:% T6mmm Tax __- 'G.'.:uam,afay is ne [. ?:.flxssd�.cr N�.ri' cr".' s anol :s""ao''aa, the S fAff""'t`He..,i:.ti�a'::X,on f the . , _ x ... the ;�:�.1�,-.a�i. .4�Y3K:°iG�.i�w s.a2 ,�z e,r:,w^+.:r]w a a . F;A'�`- thN= a:�a @:x "E.,S(,�::t.and repair ,,. E -.,a '>a£anay €,a-,:.a�k°risen z a d, t n 7p- zdo";v, .. _ of CSti paE4 cash- as :1 r>.'.dF'Monr. of Rrxi"' too yvvy; Tt".2w two v , .. Wn-; cti. r-VQrr• ted ;a,a o a. are Ke..%_^,' e:r$clusi—o°tA. je `i.?':6� i . Outside a- � bu dget .i of the I 3Ya® ;Bo .ats x 3F;�, ? ' o �wn _ - ? <-XAS Pe t' thousand, �l d a" it 5 of $ 22, 000„ 06 Jr, thee e y.nh.i, 'a S3:' budget `o the t rKpayero Of the '1`ww }95 increase of 74 cents per kw, aaa'ad, :'t"s"d Met^ ;S'g" s'k:ees 'o the, other depart-M nth a.a d talc' t'`,t a area tax rate balance each other, - In order to farilitat'e your Sta 4",3a.Y Of «&?.t T@3.dz5 y, the A'o110-wing further F3423nt: .r<:, d r tio de y u s:G3 31 Compensation The reaati7,', d€ tiee and of each of the :'r38`$ons positrons were Carefully evaluated" ccrnparable za Sariea in °x'Y.t igh- boren 6;Sdi"S'Sa'2°J."unities ws` r. Cnbtad.ned and a tel deta�'Ied Stvady, was ielt that, a 60i'* incr"e2.:.e V,,auj d. roise o ,,r .?rrploye ee to ab Fi,f.'.vel L'`or-a- rTiPS:s9-surate with the jpb boiUg ppk',i'.fori'*.,.".ed and fsarz- 3 being 'Ps"ES.d ':dD"x other comparable zmwzAcipalitiez,, The final effect of a l nma P .v the lab go",Pa"°l ing the dirtribu- tieaza ®£ State Aid, as PL � r Capta A�ea:.s axr.��^a bM,.•.o.krassef- feotiv,e ^njta flat, 196£: budget. his figure �Fdll rema-aia svnsta& Until the 196 Parking meter r°ev��nue is, now .s;.l .did and the costs of oper- ation and annual Payment, for the irnpro ernont of these parking areas is included in the anticipated er:=pen-uitUr r for IQ66� An. item of $26, 178. 00 is included and r°ep e=ZnUY c ,s aV dlable fT-O eXcesa .. revenues, BRir'E°xav`x'EEdfidw'o c4%°s;"3d: Y ''°B�:SSs !`3.r.""��., and =anticipa t d income, 3a Incinerator Disposal of the ii Ang �f r aks. x ras �aa ao problem. The .bait Incirera,sar C ommio— sion has been considering vaY°iouia solat.ons, all of which ax_e expen- sive,, It aaropoecs a solution, to ha used m 1160 'On a trial b-sis by which all burning oaat€aide oftho nxr i x xp,,to2, vrill be e1janinated which accounts for i prge part of tit-_ inc reAse in Lido budget. 4. Fire Department The Only in re.a," ara Tovm perserolel occurs in thi's de'Par't- _. mente An additional Fire Truck Driver is added because sa, new la effective in 1960 requires a reduction in the working hours of Fire Department personnel, ....__ -... Novcxa ber the Uth, 1959, page three, The following tea-n-q are IDcllden io the ppY- nl r"t a 'ic-part- %enn¢a budgets Roads wnd Drains l'i, Sao, 00 Water lxBtn°ibutiorl Syrsts;Azn Ez;tr;'Moisxnb C, i°ilo.,00 Station Park Rehabilitation, 7 . OW 00 your police cars 6, 5w,00 one Police, Radio Recc 550 00 Traffic Light 20o,00 Police Electric Tirnes° 550, 00 Town Car On! 00 o n� Highway Radio Rece',;,,e 6M mil 7-Man Chain Saw 40000 Snow Flaw 1, 200'. 00 `raxtxr with BaC',ia00 a- d Front loader '9, 500" 00 Sire Marro Dispatch Board 500" 00 Fire Radio S steni 5, 307, 00 Chiefs Car 2, 200 , 00 0 -_ '`Dann Board, an? -yes ,=ntl g Vk-%5s b3«^,dt.`et to ita Pu bo-we n.s, b Uie- 'g 3 A will pro- ide- the funda hneceoSarY to rnUtiMN to r,F .der at a reason- able cost the same high asa.0 y of rvvi e for both the op� e ation of the government =d caa.pitae `�.z�.`%�Stl'.3 t91.?�°".�P?iU projects- vv`h.fth our reside is have come, to, eM c-'Ct, We laeli,�ere, t`ehet under the newly-enarted legislation it contains a. fang` and e59.;*Siv^r-i",D'a a Pperfi$1!.Ti.°'roy),t of gS`+`Trr,KYJe-At.r,.1 coats between the Town %nod the Villages �e ordi ng to Otr:r cea rendered and benefits received., Respectfully ,su,4bnUtted, TEI.E TOWN BOARD C, Borijarrisca Brush, Jr, Teter F,, lame,, Jr'- Battis,ta J, Santoro ChTistine K: Abel ig saaiaacil exn b,: _. 'TM tT Summary of .2 rop oaed Tax B',&.'dl,Set ... Estimated ReveF'Bueo 3 v 4� GENERAL TO-WN Deportment of Town Off ceF Department of SupervlsDr IDepar°tmeut of CD—rntptroller Department of Town Clerk (Department of Elections w Department of Receiver of Taxes 10 Department of Assessor r I1 Department of gnaw 12 (Department of Justices of the Peace " 3 Go-atributions & Vonatiena 14 Department of Engineer =5 Department of Recreation =6 Department of Highways l� Miscellaneous E pendatures e� Department of Civil Defense 19 Debt Service 211 OUTSUDE VILLAGES Police Department 21 Plaan„Mg Board "z Building & Als rrbio epartmo st 2' Department of B9oard of Appealo 24 Miscellaneous Expendifti e€ ?° Debt Service 2 6 TABLE OF CONTENTS (co-ati-hued) Page GARBAGE DISTRICT NO. I Department of Sanitation 29 Garbage Incineration 30 FIRE DISTRICT NO, I Fire Department 31 Hydrant Rental 32 STREET LIGHTING DISTRICT Street Lighting 31 WATER DISTRICT TAO. I Capital Coustruction 32 Deist Service 3 2 �4,71 f> 1)ISTRIC T NO I Department of Parks 33 Debt Service 34 Ss W,ER DISTRICT TIC. I Sewer Depaa"meant 35 Debt service 36 MISCELL,ANEF®D, Comparison of aamsessment 9, `fax Rakes 37 Schedule of Outstanding Bonds 33 Tax hates $9 A i TOWN OF MAMARONECK SUMMARY OF PROPOSED T.Fx BUDGET FOR 1.960 1959 1950 Budget Budget .Aoprop. Appro GENERAL TOWN Town Offices 29, 731� 00 26,686. 00 Supervisor 12, 689. 00 13„ 075, 00 Comptroller Z, 658 00 2,906 no Town Clerk 6: 15-3„ 00 12, 332 00- Elections 10, 050e00 12, 14x. 00 Receiver of Taxes 15, 148 00 35,936, 00 Assessor 23, 131). 00 24, 196, 00 Law 8, 363, 00 11,666,. 00 Justices of the peace 8, 3m 00 8, 500. 00 Contributions & Donations 1, 600o00 1, 600. 00 Engineer 11, 52000 10; 612, 00 Recreation Z3, 607. 00 26,953. 00 Highway-Geueral Town 37, 600, 00 --------- Miscellaneous Expeneitures 60, 400, 00 58, 585, 00 Civil Defense 162. 50 162, 50 Debt Service 800000 10, 4400 00 Gross Total 253.920. 50 236 .016 50 less° Revenues 172, 645 00 210,: 432, 71 Net Levy 81, ETK7 5. 25, 5830 79 OUTSIDE VILLAGES Police Department 227, 3790 00 242, 007, 00 Planning Board 2,660. 00 640, 00 Building & Plumbing 3,25Q, 00 125., 00 Board of Appeals 1, 660 00 365 00 Miscellaneous 35 , 202. 00 36, 699000 Debt Service 3,412. 50 3, 247050 Gross Total 273, 563" 50 288,, 083, 50 Loess. Revenues 9, -e50e 00 5,870, 06 Net Levy � 263,1813 = 50 _ 282, 21.3, 44 HIGHWAY DISTRICT-c3/V Highway Department 85, 716, 00 131. 677., 01 SUMMARY OF PROPOSED T'AX BUDGET FOR I.Q604comtinued) 1959 1960 Budget Budget Approp, Approp GARBAGE DISTRICT NO I Sanitation Depart'nient '76; 251, 0-V 60, 000, 00 Incineration 22, 000, 00 ',,4, 8-0, on 114 8,)07 0o, G-fsw Total 51 G 10 Less4 Revenues 4, 900, 00 3, 7 9 5, 15 N4et Levy 50. -5 1, 0 0 1 I FIRE D15TRICT N -- Fire Department 33, 0-34n 60 �0, 7 7 4 00 Hydrant Rental 1, too, 0�31 11, 500, 00 Gross Tot,-J 94 0 0 -Lcss� Reverme�� 6, 326- 10 'T— Net Levy -7: 5) 41 C 9 0 1,JGHTPNG DISTR-11cl' NO 1" Street Ldght�i ?7 650, 00 -PS' 000 00 Less� Rpvejv'�e�i 463- H ........ K, Net Levy 56 WA1ER SUPPL",,' DISTRiC Go-istructim Costs & Equip-ment 5 P100 oc 6, 000 , co Debt Service 33, 814, 00 58, 581, 50 Grof-ko Total '3 8, 8 14 0,0 64, 561, 50 Less. Revenuec 38, 814, 00 64, 5:6 50 Net. v-v -------- ----- -- — PARK WSTRICT 1-40 1 Park Departcnc,,rt 6 Go De"'A Service 16, 466 50 7�3 5 68-',t, 50 Cirosff TAal _m . Lese. Rey eymes 3'X°5' 00 Tkt Le�,y ,W—PR DISTRICT N 0, 1 Scwi,z-r Department 13, 700, Of�) 5, 750, 00 Debt Service 9 1, 64T 6-2 89 196, 37 Net Levy ;71:q7GT—'---§—T—949—37 2aa SUMMARY OF PROPOSED 'SAX BUDGET FOR 1 y6a"(Coutinue ) 1959 a960 Budget Budget SUMMARY Total Operating Gross Budget 685, 11Z 60 940 IVL 51 Total Debt Service 141.5, SZ& 62 177, 933, 87 Gross Total1,X353. 9�� 2 T,£3,. 043: 38 3,essa e � ne 2:30, 609, 00 295, 743, 93 Net Levy � 830, 33Z: ' 2 822 319,.45 O'lk�'j �C4.j ---Q,LLciK 9 7 L' "i pulpt -j uo 'JOVaU,VO 0 o 2 ' SL '6 -op!6,Mo p pavv 00 I-AvIll ou 001 e pleoq 314auu'vid 00 00 U I Olpe�j 'IsUaJac tt V 009 UOTS, fLUUAA�"I 00, _009 ° 0 0 0 uc In; 'SLI 91 ao DO CA 7 UC) 30j.114uq 1 oh sV 00 'r9c Lie '00 ; Z Go 0 c I Q *a G 0 01, 10 T 7T, k 17' 6 A A" VW PL r, 4. 3,960 BUDCIET STi MM ,R .,,y}" an'''A N" Lr 1959 1960 Budget LIGHTING DiS T RI f NO, g attuiated Cash On Hand wma. e ;463, 13 WATER DIIs,rRb--T NO, I Water Revemaes 38, S„41 113 sf 61, IS?a 50 zown Share Pipe ' -ne Rental -------- PARK DISTRICT NO. I Cased on aFla d 4, 5i^; o ar 3, 275a 00 TCJ-)A,'N OF 1960 BUDGET :,'Q,EQUIREI,/iENT5 DEPAR'I'MENT OF 1-014N OFFIC'idsS 1959 13,60 Budget Budget Approp, C OMI SAI ION 101 Town Accountant 7, 803, 00 0, 271 00 103 Telephone 017,,erator 4, 100. 00 104 lnt -Account Clark 4, 26C 00 4, 520 00 105 Custodian, P. "17, 1, 224, 0�) 1, 2198° 00 106 Into Account Clark & Typist 3, 590 0c, 3,447, 00 107 CX'fica- Manager 121.0 0" 0 0 200 0 OTHER EXPENSES 201 Supplies and other expenses 1, 2m cc e 3500 00 oz "relephone zr�c, oc 5rcc, Go 203 ight 575� 00 600. 00 206 Rent 4, 203. 00 4�ZOO 00 EQUIPIAENT 301 Office Equi-peneet 325. 00 -----_® '76�8867(T TOWN OF G N EPE-UMI, Tc 1;Nl 1960 BUDGE,77 R.,EX.,-2`,T!R7I'MENTS DEPA.RTMENTI OF SlUTIERVISOR 1959 1960 Budge3 ±-Lp—r?ILI C 0 Ns'P E N SA T 10 N 101 Supervisa�, 7, 5", 00 7ti 5m 00 IOZ Clerk to Supervisor 4-, 77c 0c, 58200. 00 OTPER EXPE,NSES 201 Supplies and other expamses 475 00 375> 00 12„ 669. D5- 15s 075 00 ez JU 5 _ {�� '�G "Z s^sa uL.elxu awglo 1�ale gvgd�t8s 102 1 3 X: ,LO i aq '909 °z V o ° vet: F�gr o€$ssa J F gig °i--p 4961 6861 IZ NIP, 0967 TO NN OF T,,:;%` N 19601 BUDGET -'RD-)ISIREMEINTS B Buea e t t –22MIL,RE COMPENSAIHON 101 Towv. Clerk 7, 80,3< CC, 31 '27 In 00 102 Devaty ToiFjn Clerk 42 0 OTHER EXPENSES 2 J Upplles aud other ex-pensee J 0. 0D dy.25, 0 331 Lquiprneat ® —53 2 dud 0 0 9, 71, i960 ;BUDG,�,:T REQUIRLMENTS DEPARTMENIT OF ELECTIONS 195 ' 1960 Budget Budget Approp, -A�,prop, COMPENSATION 101 Custodians 400, 00 400, 00 102 Inspectors and Poll Clerks 70 "210. 00 8, 832, 00 104 Labor 6m 00 900,100 OTHER EXPENSES 201 Supplies and other expenses ZM, 00 200. 00 206 Rental Election Polls 740, 00 740. 00 208 Transportation & handling expense 900, 00 900. 00 EQUIPMENT 301 Election booths etc,, ------- 1175� 00 167,51-5('11'7 0—0 12, 147. 00 I'OV7171 OY OF i 9 501 Budgel- hay Receiver ci Taxes 7, sn' 0, 30 W 1, 00 102 Se-nior Account Clerk 5, 345, Q 5, 05, 00 OTHER EXPENSES ZOI Supphw and other engenses, 2 000. no z too, Do 15, s 4 (,"D 5, Z,b, 30 swf�uiijc,, "y z 00 ,001- 00 'C o slusis dd got 00 '09L4 03 ,9974 NIvID 4usuassnesv 101 jaspns Sy';.'`�M2T °.^..M'..'a'M ccaueMME 0961 °�T Igo TOWN 1960 BLYDGL : ,T�6a:Q ?RKNIEa- /^�. TS DERARTMENT 1951) ? G" a >: ds COMPENSATION 101 Town .Attorney ttorney 8, 313, -0 `r.; 3?1., 001 102 Stenographic Services 00 2 Jm 00 OTHER EXPENSES 201 Supplies and other expt-,-rseo 3595 03 450, 4U -- 210 Traveling expenses 3M Q3 175. 0 212 'Title searcher and othb .r lego coins iii o ' r 25111, Ply+ 3 3. 0'n M3:1„ wq e - 13, TOWN OF 1-4AMAIROM 1960 BU-1aG-h--,T REOUTIREMEN-TS D E P A R T M TE N T 0 F ,JU S TI C Z S 0 F T H'E I:E, C Z� 1959 1 6 0 Budget. Bud&et "p —Amp'n A -p rap, COMPENSATION 101 Justices of the Peace 6,4000 I.X0 6, gwo,, 00 102 Clerical Assistance 1,650, `0 !, 650, 00 103 Coupt &emographic Servicep, 100. IM, 200" 00 OTHEn EXPENSES LL== 201 Supplies and other eqppevsez 150�, 03 250� 00 8, 00 qj TOWN O 1960 BUDGET 1959 J960 Budget Budget 401 Patriotic Daggs Observance lr 000. oo 1 , 000" 00 � MAINTENANCE of POST QUARTERS 402 American L.,egiou 2 Posts 4M 00 400. 00 03 V. F IN',, a psi tp, 200. 00 200, 00 1, 600, 00 1:, 6 o, 013 x i G a TOWN, _ 19,50 BIRMET ?:m�.:eIN." .F,.: Budget Basset 102 :emus Engineer f) a Q7, :ski 201 Supph..es ate- other expe-n5,. AID Travenng Expensw 03 17% DID itu TOWN OF h1AMAR0N:E,CK--CENERYkL TO'RN 1960 BUDGET R�,?;�42�rI5�,T�^.Iv��.ENTS 1959 !960 -Budget aBurage$ iaa0P Bridge Fund. Iternx al 12000. 00 ------ Machinery Fund Item III 21, 400a o ------ Snow Miscellaneous Fund Teem I& 18, 500. 00 A__4®n_ Gross Levy 4�p ��o � Less: Estimated unexpended bal<au es 1, wo5 00 ------- 3 3003 00 _ w___a__ Net Levy 37g600. ,tai ------- y.nggS i 'L'-.. r{ }'r 4'-z" )s G 1.>,T R�::a ice.E"s.C'.,;^�8*v'� ..M.,. 059 Budge" edger vMPEPM:s„ .FIEF"-0p., 'vbvTN ,T30ARD Sejarjes—Councilman 9, 60v 00 9, 600. 00 401 Publisklirg Notices 8x Reports sa 50m 00 1, 30m 00 402 ,f'sudit Z, 700 n Z, 70%% 00 40, 3 S-hade Tree Fund 00 5, 000. 00 EXREVTBES a. D ns cVrAsg 400. 30 4,05 Bond 6 c n e. ✓ . ^ u 2 a 7 ii 'r 15 , OF 407 are Town Cematery 2590 utv 9q v) ,e,03 3ti C - T[V' = Dues 30 zoo. ol of ?,ea7 Fst ba?, i 650, - AS S WE ., ?�r 410 Rehrvnrje234: For '.. ti,. 10, m. F3_3 SGe'$ad Security T<t..Kes t G/5. no 3, Sol, no - 02 Humane Society ,C _u. .Ct 1, goo. go i goo. ".. 413 bad D3" 300 330. 00 at¢ Ma«"G2.t,eE a?AcG C.. MQ ?3:3g' � v v_ @r , 4 l� �i?s"81��iS4 � 1l� ,.0 v . � too. og 5, 00V - <1.3.'d,D Hommi'ck-2 e-1 e,c. 5, `}vo 60 -------- 413 Legal Opinion _.. z'k , J' t.0�.. G 5 CEO_,_ 09`x:911 f'( °Z91 3xas uac �a� SO GlIZ-05A 2<-a °tb OgUadx ixxxian a �3 00 CIZ 00 S 7? auoqdoloa Z07 Toe, _Tillvll- �...VG+-Soa "Li M 0961 ..P. &w. O MSU' ::A'; -"AD, ,'_' .L�x !Il!.F.�t Jo K Lit w'l ....._._... .-.__ -..._-....... ... ............ ....... 1960 BUL GiET REQU 4,.1-'t'u1tl5EY\ L S DEBT SERVICE 3959 1960 Budget Budget 501 Principal- Bond Anticipation Note ------- 8, 0®Oa 00 (Parking Lots) 502 Interest on Temporary Loans 800, 00 2, 440. 00 fa i TOINN OF 1960 BUDG'ET IBS, 19'6,1 u et Budget Approp. I pp� ojpa 103 Police chief 8, 188. 00 8, 682. 00 102 Liexz;enant 6, 732. 00 7, 13115. 00 103 sergeants 31, 293a 00 33, 171. 00 104 Detective 6, 13-17, 00 6, 487. 00 105 Pa1ruhmer 112, 4135, 00 120, 450a 00 1€16 CTustodia'n, P, °1`., 2, 6n1 CO 2, 767. 00" 107 School Guards 3, 7M CO 3, 990, 00 OTHER EXPENMES 201 Sup, lies and other e meets a 1 7t x,. C',0 13 5m 00 202 Telephone 2, 500. 00 2; 60'3 00 203 Light, Gas & Watez 600; 00 6004 00 204 Fuel 700 € 3 700, DO 205 Gasoline & CSU 3, Om D o 3, 000, 00 210 Traveling Expenses 600, 00 e'Z5' 00 e:1.' C3.unera. & : n,,gerpr°At s ,:1plies 45C% 00 250, 00 MZ Pistol Rau be 'Supplies 55.0. 0,0 500 00 213 Traffic Sig-nals & 3-IIgui3 101"% AO ?, 200; 00 214 .'Medical � 'ditmass c4";„ors -------- 609. 00 302 .v£s.uto :a ive Equilprnept 5 0M 0> 6, 5M 00 401 Building 64Ypplie it -ain'"ennaace i col C'o, R 00+ 402 Automotive naamren;a-nee 4, 750, 00 a, 750, 00 405 Refire-n-ant, .Fun Icon ri$ut no, 15, 660, ow 00 40C, Social Sep:F~t,rity S'a;xe`w 3, 25 O'Oi � . , — � wool m 33 my; wm w1 zWsw6 'Ifolmysim .10 11 Olis E, 0 1 ry,,r a v4 V) z-I v X,gv I r0mPE-NSAIMIN 101 of 50 ro 7M 00 OTHER EXPENS'.4"'S 201 Supplies and ether expenses uo 100. 00 210 Travaling expensea 50 00 175, 30 250. GO 5"25, 00 00 "591: 00 °499 '1 ------- aovoosti Rasa.ma;�q1V ZC5 00 '36 09 doaddV a9'T"✓� afisb'� .:� . Cie :+5'tl. �"�, y' 5\3',I'S1�ti,.:.: i;T �Ye. OINT 'ot 9° 013 '669 9C r"O 'ZOVSi '�—o -00c, T I ------- pung Azma2atluao zj�, OG 'oZT 00 cs�nfel Arp"naas GO '09f� CIO ctal-no"lazu-:33 puu� iaadaa tof, A EN, oo ocs, 0 1? tll-vaalH atlqzld J l v (��,c uz c o I,1, 9 Z 4ze-7qT-x lunn,- I ov _R 6q61 113"DICID119 01961 j, 's z DEBT SERVICE 1959 19 W-� Budget "a'dget o Azaart-lzat-1-an, oi and D,,�rad-aage Bonds 060 39 502 ymtezeot on krligkrma�y zud :U�raivage Do-nds 412, 53 W. 501 1, 412 3, MTTT-i �Qftd 47cou Goo 03--o7d all nueny yam IN In Ulm Ojai I w0i'l T,7-, Ipe3ap utaopyjz�wzq 'Zo� 1AAajf Jay! Injos, Uo wgo-y ---- Puna PUS Wous -- Al TAQ1 co 'S06 ,91 ---- III won L,\opl zom L9 I is puvpq uo Rom-3 00 'OU ---- OTIV 0SUSSOCC IIA13 Uo purgSIT cc"COS 01 ---- ymenadr*71 lairsy wee-7 os )-3,o pung Aao—apcpsyj -- �ZJJ :Sga-y 00 *0006T ---- pup-7 ZTpWzqr -- 11 U-1--, 8 56SW J.aym 13 M19 -,Zo R007 1 31 eo A as "Z 00 15Z 4- -% ree 0 IWAF I TASK 102pnq loapaS ac, I LIF TOWN OF MAMARONECX 1960 BUDGET REQUIREMENTS alcoatang 12,000, 00 Labor 582309, 0o Materials, etca 12, 1900. 00 Capital Construction 17, 500.00 4n lou, 319®. 00 Item III Garage Maintenance 1, 1309 00 "fires 1, 00 c Equipment Repair 5, 100.00 Boom and Sweeper E quips ant . Ma terial 2, 325, 00 Rain Clothing HMO Tare Guiana 40 M3 Sand & Supplies 492, 50 Radio 6rio. 00 Snow Plow zuo� 00 Tractw 8e 5000 D 21, a��1n5 Item IV -@ �c) Salary, 5 uperintende nt 6, a i. sno w Aga oval 10, 008. 00 Soc ial Security Tixq` ix 1, 700, lacy Contribution, Retirement System L425, Do k liscellaneous z, 22'9 cce t ontributioan, Ilea Ith Pl r I, oam €9 l zisurance 2, 500. 00 25, 6n, 00 29. 1959!960 BUDGE'f REQUIREMENTS DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION 1.960 Budget Budget COArsPENSATrItl d 101 Supervision (appartioned salary) 1, 200. 00 2, 200, 00 202 Salaries and Wagaa 59, 5000 00 62, 550. 00 C?TFER Z�XPENS S 201 Supplies and Other Expenses 735. 00 750. 00 245 Gas, Oil, :dire. 1, 6;a0o 00 l' 800. 00 442 Truck Repairs & Tires 1, 800.00 -' 000. 00 404 Insurance 3, 950. 04 4, 110.00 405 Contribution—Retirement S stem 3, 270. 00 3, 450. 00 407 Dump Maintenance 1, 221. 00 250.00 4€ 8 Social Security `raxe-a 1, 275. 00 1, 390000 409 Reptaa Enuilament 1, 500. 00 1, 500. 00 76, 251. 00 40' 00040 i TOWN +Si,.F O GAPZ BAGM.' D1 ?,E KO. 7. 1960 BU13GET 1 4.a'A£'.'2»*A�^..'.:e NG Budget Budget Al arup a RIU- a-- 4401 Town ,Sly re of Incinerator Opaa.action 2Z, om 00 34, OM 00 '4 ;,a OF 19601 JBUDG01 'P G0,t,,,'T?EN5A11,0Aq &-ire Lieute""'anzo 15 63;J" 0 1_-1 3 9 o' �3 15000 lr t1 V r"E re ire `1`7z-ack 01 3 Fire "'appector, C,, 960, 00 34 St-viographi-, Servi,,,,z� A50, 00 OTHER ZX--,-�'ENSES 201 Supplies, Materials & Misco Zquipd 3, 500. 00) Goo,, 00 202 Telephone & Alarm Svstern 1, 000 Go -1, 500, 00 203 Light,, Gas and Water 600, "1 700, 00 204 Fuel 1, 100, 00 1, 100. 00 205 Gas and 0-A! 300, 00 1 Al Go 210 Traveling & Convention Expensco 300c, 00 300a 00 303 Clothing 850. 011) 1, om 00 305 1958 Emergency Repair ra, 054, -uj ----- 401 Repair and Building D.4aintenance- 3, aoo 0D 3, om 00 403 Equipment Repairs 1, 350, 00 -111, 300. 00 404 Insurance 6, 4 2 5,. 00 ',, 2150 00 405 Contribution Retirement S'YFtern 7, 35 4e 00 5, 625 00 406 Fire `4Ilsp"Uon Lxpenses 1,30 ci a0 i1; 8€P43 407 Dues-_w ire Cwlefls Emergency 59" 00 50� 00 408 Social Sec-arity Taxes 1, 12,i,, 00 11., Z00. 00 409 Real E�,Ltate Taxes 100, 100 200. W, 410 Radio System 307� 00 '?00" -0113 6� I 320 TOWN OF DISTRUCT NC I 1960 BUDGET HYDRANT R.FMEAL 1959 A 9 Ise Budget ',,,,,,dget AP—Prop Appropo 401 Rental of Eire I Hydrants III GM 00 11, 5m 00 STREET LIGHTING- 401 Street lighting maintenance rentals and energy 26, 6M 00 27, cm. go 402 New Street Lights, Includ- ing Installation 1, om 00 11 030" 00 27, 650. 00 28, 003u 00 WATER SUPPLY DESTRICT 1,10, 1 401 Water Distribution Systems Ex- tension Costs 21500. 00 3, 5000 00 4OZ Meters Installed 2, 5M 00 2, 500, 00 5, am 00 6, 356:00,— WATER DISTRICT DEBT SERVZGE 501 Amortization of Water Bonds 23, OM 00 33, 000. 00 502 Interest on water Bonds 10, 8M 00 25, 531. 50 33, 81COO 30 TOWNT OF 1960 BUDaET FEQU"TvE--,1iE'VT:F1 Cfi-'� ARIUS CC M P E NS A T'l 0 N 101 Park Foreman 30. 00 102 Assistant Park Fore.n�an -q00 00 -5,,, 4 26 0Q 103 Laborers 12' X50' 00 6,30, 00 104 S L c r e t a r y 60, 00 00 OTHER EXPENSES 201 Supplies, Materials, etc. 1111100 00 00 203 Light, Water, 'relepthone 500.00 600, 06 ?05 Gas, Oil & Eqaip. Repairs: 275, 00 1400. 00 401 -Bailding Maintenance 1013. 00 31PI, Go, 404 Insurance t' 325' 00 300 C0 405 Retirement F,.md Cort-r!b7-,t1'g,,:,a "I 1 3,D 0 0 0 �' 25, Cc 406 Social Secuzity Taxes 575, 00 151C�a 1 00 407 Real —17'state Ta7--es 17'-S a 0 75 C'C" 34. T011"M OF I 1960 BUDGET -`RLQURREMEWTS DEBT Sx.RWT ,X 1959 i960 Budget B,U. I g e t A,L2pr0lD- -,Lppyue- 501 Amortization of Park District Bonds 11, 000.00 11, 000. 00 502 Interest on Park District Bonds 5, 959,, 50 5,466s 50 J6195% 150 16,4b6. 50 TC,,ATN OF -N 1960 BUDGET RE'QU4NVIZM2Z:,YTS SEVE'e DEPARRTMENNT 1959 1960 Bud,oet Ll,,,Ldget COMPENSAT30111 101 Supervision yapportioaed sala,,y) 3M 00 300. 00 loo Wages 2, 500, 03 3, OM 00 OTHER EXPENSES zol Supplies and Other E:cpensep 750, 00 1, 000� 00 404 !nsurance 100, 011) 200. 00 407 Lease Rental 50. 00 50.00 408 Sewer Construction 10, 000, 00 1, 200. 00 13, 700. 00 r spuoq 13y: l . .a ,ze.,z�'s ye:.iisTa :nniGty Tic yr,C?a'�4i:w ak��'.°a£S� Cog mdo"IWQ-11- TRYST ?,Szpmu,,_ 1'3 a�u n[ .I._.iA s `.d,;.d tE.t 0'W 17) :11AJZ 37, COMPARISON OF TAX RATES & ASSESSMENTS Assessed valuation 1959 1960 Gene.ral '17 sewn 108, 606, 448 111, 233. 241 Outside Villages 45, 849, 400 46, 857, 589 Outside Villages-Highway 45, 849, 400 46, 857, 589 Garbage District 45, 849, 400 46, 857u589 Fire District 45, 849, 400 46, 857 589 Lighting & Water District 45, 856, 900 46, 865, 089 Park District 43, 999, 000 45, 013, 039 Sewer District 40, 119, 230 41, 286, 219 Mamaroneck Valley Sewer 84, 307, 030 86, 814, 031 New Rochelle Sanitary Sewer 31, 878, 690 32, 184, 190 COMPARISON OF TAX RATES 19,59 1` 6 G lncreaK. Decrease Tax District Actual Estirnated Over 1959 Over 1959 General Town > 75 23 , 52 Outside Villages 5. 75 0, 02 27 Highway-Outside Village 1, 87 2, 81 Garbage District 2- 04 2� 37 33 Fire District 2, 05 2. 04 ' 01 Lighting & Water District „ 60 157 03 Park District 1" 11 1 20 , 09 Sewer District 2, 63 2u30 ' 33 16, 80 17, 54 1- 63 ' 89 SUMMARY BY AREAS Village of Mamaroneck - 75 23 Village of Larchmont . 75 23 5 52 Unincorporated Area - 16, 8,c 1 7, 54 - 74 38_ YEARLY AMORTIZATION -AND INTEREST C1 A GLS, ON ALL BOND ISSUES AS OF JANUARY 1„ 1960 Year Amortization Iniere5t Total 1960 IC12, 5OQo 0O $64, 993n87 $167, 493, 87 1961 100, 500, 170 60, 480, 62 160, 980, 62 1962 Xs, 5000 r?o 56,099, 87 154, 599= 87 1963 99, 500.. 00 51, 757„ 87 151, 257„ 8 1964 99, 5W 00 47, 394, 62 146, 894, 62 1965 95, 500, 00 43, 031. 37 138., „531 , 37 1966 95, 500, 00 38, 83& 12 134, 338. 12 1967 91„ 500, 00 34, 723 62 126, 223. 62 1968 84, 500. 00 30, 957, 87 115, 457, 87 1969 80, 500, 00 27, 31062 107, 811, 62 1970 79, 000, 00 23,804, 50 102, 804, 50 1971 72, 9300, 00 20, 337„ 50 92, 57: 50 1972 65, 000, 00 17, 385 00 82, 385, 00 1973 64, OW 00 M672, 50 78, 672, 50 1974 55, 000. 00 12, 153, 50 67, 153, 5€1 1975 42,0W OO 10, 123, 40 52, 123, 00 1976 26, 000. 00 8, 702. 50 3 , 702., 50 1977 20, 000. 00 7, 737, 50 27, 737.. 50 1978 15,000. 00 6, 900, 00 21, 900, 00 1979 15, Om oo 6, 300, 00 21,300, 00 1980 15, 00000 5, 700., 00 20, 700:, 00 1981 15yOQO, QQ 5, 100" 00 20, 100., 00 1982 15, 000. 00 4, 500, 00 i9, 500, 00 1983 15, 000, 00 3, 900, 00 18, 900, 00 1984 15, 000, 00 3„ 300. 00 18, 300 00 1985 15, OOO, OO 2, 700, 00 17, 700, 00 1986 15, 000, 00 2.,, 100, 00 17, 100 00 1987 15, 000. 00 1 i 500, CIO 6, o 0 0,C, 1988 151, 000, 00 900 00 0 :989 15, 000, 00 300, 00 1.5, :?y ' 1,551, 000, 000 513, '708 . 45 2776-5, 708,55 13 e c apitul ati ona Outside Village Bonds 6, 000,. Q0 Cater District Bonds 626, 000, 00 Park District Bonds 127, 000, 00 Sewer District Bonds 702„ 000„ 00 1, 551, 0000 00 39 TAX RATES Year Town s hoc1 1960 17.. 54 -- ----- 111, 233, 242 1 359 16, 80 i ' 26 26 '08. 606, 643 10 IV sr 51: 106, t,'7. da? 1957 15 85 10 66 24, 32 103., 369, 000 1956 15.. 74 10, 80 23, 20 95, 674, 000 1955 16, 38 11, 23 21, 45 95, 095, 000 1954 16„ 06 11„ 01 113., 07 91„ 702, 000 2953 16, 25 10, 93 15. 94 59, 456, 000 1967 55.. 59 10, 25 15. 51 87,> 754, 000 1951 15„ 59 :0 24 17,” 67 85, 445, 000 1950 14.. 37 10, 54 16. 944 53, 939, 000 1944 14. 71 10. 76 17. 38 518011, 000 1946 14, 43 1,0. 10 15, 99 75„ 602, 000 1947 15. 76 10,, 63 16, 64 77,627, C00 1946 26, 91 9021 13° 49 75, 685, 000 2945 16, 75 7. 92 12, 37 76, 370, 000 3444 17, 04 5., 52 11x75 77; 719, 000 1943 16:. 62 9102 10„ 69 79, 490, 000 - E_RHSBST ;c n s¢ IST OP UNIP2= 'tvT.4TER CHARGES LEVIED PURrnSU4NT TO RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN � BOARD OF TES TO?,N OF PgA T3CSa C4 .. _.. n_' PARCEL ?,RT^R PRE,"� EL "I cc q, DUE O�Ya t E 0,,,_V., PRE, i:.,vOU�._ a'd'T. =2 S°c Ward. 'd. Smith, Jrm 315 warden Road 6650 $21.-35 333 581 Uirgir a Holly 1185 Old Unite 8585 527.1, Plains Rand Total $ [ d 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 compiled by the Town Board and filed in the Office of the Town Clerk be and the same are adopted as the budget for the year 1960 pursuant to the provisions of the Town Law, and that said estimates, as so adopted, be entered in de- tail in the minutes of the Board as follows: (Insert Budget) and it is further RESOLVED that the annual budget estimates of the ex- penditures of the Town of Mamaroneck for the fiscal year 1960 be adopted and confirmed and that the Town Clerk be and he hereby is directed to enter the same upon the minutes; and that the sums of money herein- after stated are hereby appropriated from the current revenues as provided by law for the offices, depart- ments, boards, commissions and purposes hereinafter enumerated for expenditure in the manner directed by law, to wit: 1� General Town Purposes Town Offices $ 26, 886, 00 Supervisor 13, 075,00 Comptroller 2, 906. 00 Town Clerk 12, 332,00 Elections 12, 147.00 Receiver of Taxes 15, 936, 00 Assessor 24, 196. 00 Law 11, 686.00 Justices of the Peace 8, 500.00 Contributions & Donations 1, 600. 00 Engineer 10, 61Z. 00 Recreation Z6, 953. 00 Miscellaneous Expenditures 58, 585.00 Civil Defense 162. 50 Debt Service 10,440. 00 2f For Purposes in Town Outside of Villages Police Department 242, 007. 00 Planning Board 640. 00 Building & Plumbing 3, 125. 00 Board of Appeals 365.00 2) For Purposes in Town Outside of Villages (continued) Miscellaneous $ 36, 699. 00 Debt Service 3, 247. 50 31 Highway District - O/V Highway Department 131, 677, 01 Garbage District No. 1 Sanitation Department 80, 000, 00 Incineration 34, 800. 00 5) Fire District No. 1 Fire Department 90, 774.00 Hydrant Rental 11, 500.00 6) Lighting District No. 1 Street Lights 28, 000. 00 7) Water Supply District No. 1 Construction Costs & Equipment 6, 000. 00 Debt Service 589 581. 50 8) Park District No. 1 Park Department 41, 216. 00 Debt Service 16, 466. 50 9) Sewer District No. 1 Sewer Department 5, 750. 00 Debt Service 89, 198. 37 Total $1, 118, 063.38 and it is further RESOLVED that for the fiscal year 1960, the sum here- - inafter set forth and for the purposes listed below, be levied, assessed, and collected upon the taxable proper- ties of the Town of Mamaroneck and properties in the Town of Mamaroneck outside of the Villages of Larch- mont and Mamaroneck, the properties of the several districts specified below and the several parcels of tax- able 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: For General Town Purposes as mentioned and described in the foregoing budget $ 236, 016, 50 Less: Estimated Revenues 210, 432,71 Total Levy for General Town Purposes $ 25, 583, 79 For Purposes in Town Outside of Villages, as:mentioned and described in the foregoing budget $ 288, 083, 50 Less: Estimated Revenues 5, 870. 06 Total Levy for Purposes in Town Outside of Villages $ 282, 213,44 District Levies Highway District - O/V Highway Department $ 131, 677, 01 Garbage District No, 1 Sanitation Department $ 80, 000, 00 Incineration 34, 800, 00 Gross Total 114, 800, 00 Less: Revenues 3, 795,45 Net Levy $ 111, 004, 55 Fire District No, 1 Fire Department $ 90, 774, 00 Hydrant Rental 11, 500, 00 Gross Total 102, 274, 00 Less: Revenues 6, 326, 10 Net Levy $ 95, 947,90 Lighting District No, 1 Street Lights $ 28, 000, 00 Less: Revenues 1, 463, 11 Net Levy $ 2 , e89 Water Supply District No, 1 Construction Costs & Equipment $ 6, 000.00 Debt Service 58 , 581. 50 Gross Total 64, 581. 50 Less: Revenues 64, 581, 50 Net Levy $ ---------- Park District No. 1 Park Department $ 41, 216.00 Debt Service 16, 466. 5o Gross Total 57, 682. 50 Less. Revenues 3, 275. 00 Net Levy $ 54, 407.50 - Sewer District No. 1 Sewer Department $ 5, 750.00 Debt Service 89, 198,37 Net Levy $ 94, 948.37 Total $ 822, 319.45 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 Consolidated 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 Ex- hibit 01A", 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." A vote was taken upon the foregoing resolution and upon roll call, was recorded as follows; Councilman Santoro - Aye Councilman Kane - Aye Supervisor Burchell - Aye Councilman Brush - Aye Councilwoman Helwig - Aye Therefore the resolution was passed by unanimous vote and tb✓ budget for the fiscal year 1960 adopted as presented. OLD BUSINESS 1. Request to Purchase Town-owned Property on Winthrop Street The Clerk presented an offer of $600. 00 submitted by Viggo E. Borgen for his client Mr. Alfred Poccia for the purchase of certain Town-owned property located on Winthrop Street - and known on the Tax Assessment Map as Block 410, Parcel 38. In accordance with regular procedure following appraisal of the property in question, the Board established an upset price of $l, 200. 00 for sale of said property and directed the Super- visor to so notify Mr. Borgen advising him that if his client 3 FRI was still interested, the Board would be glad to fix a date to hold an auction upon submissal of offer at the above-men- tioned price, NEW BUSINESS 1. Authorization for Borrowing in Anticipation of Collection of 1960 Taxes ($100, 000. 00) Upon request that the Supervisor be delegated the power to authorize the issuance and sale of Tax Anticipation Notes of the Town of Mamaroneck in anticipation of uncollected Town taxes levied or to be levied for the fiscal year beginning Jan- uary 1, 1960, the following resolution was offered by Coun- cilman Santoro, who moved its adoption, seconded by Coun- cilman Brush, to-wit: TAX ANTICIPATION NOTE RESOLUTION DATED DECEMBER 2, 1959. A RESOLUTION DELEGATING THE POWER TO AUTHOR- IZE THE ISSUANCE OF AND TO SELL NOT EXCEEDING $100, 000 TAX ANTICIPATION NOTES OF THE TOWN OF MAMARONECK, WESTCHESTER COUNTY, NEW YORK, 114 ANTICIPATION OF THE COLLECTION OF TOWN REAL ESTATE TAXES LEVIED FOR THE FISCAL YEAR COMMENCING JANUARY 1, 1960. BE IT RESOLVED, by the Town Board of the Town of Ma- maroneck, 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 $100, 000 Tax Antici- pation 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, 1960, is here- by 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 immedi- ately. The question of the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly put to a vote on roll call, which resulted as follows: '. . Spparvicnr Rnrrlhall VOTING Al re Councilman Santoro VOTING Councilman Kane VOTING Aye Councilman Brush VOTING---Ay-e Councilwoman Helwig VOTING AXe The resolution was thereupon declared duly adopted. Z. Appointment of Officer to be in Charge of Bingo Following explanation by the Town Attorney and recommen- dation thereupon, on motion by Councilman Santoro, seconded by Councilman Brush, it was unanimously RESOLVED that Paul A. Yerick, Chief of Police, be and he hereby is appointed as the Officer au- thorized to execute and sign the findings and de- terminations for a Bingo license biled by the Veterans of Foreign Wars and to certify same to the Town Clerk, and to supervise the conduct of all games conducted by virtue of such license when issued. COMMUNICATIONS 1. Request of Samuel L. Apter to Construct Play Area The Clerk presented a letter from Samuel L. Apter of 20 Avon Road, Town, dated November llth, 1959, requesting _ permission to black top the area between the street and his property for 40 linear feet, on the Lancia Lane side of said property, such area to be utilized for a play area only. A memorandum to the Supervisor from the Superintendent of Highways under today's date stated that the area concerned was Town-owned property and that he did not feel he could recommend the granting of this request as the construction of such an area would spoil the appearance of this street. It was suggested that each member of the Board personally view the area in question and that the neighboring property owners be advised of this request and their feelings about same obtained. The Clerk therefore was directed to write the necessary letters and to advise Mr. Apter of the Board's ac- tion in this matter. 2. Notice--Public Service Commission (Con Edison Electric Ratesi The Clerk presented a notice from the Public Service Com- mission concerning the rates and charges of Con Edison for electric service, which was referred to the Town Attorneyfor his information and attention, and ordered received and filed. COMMUNICATIONS (Not on Agenda) The Clerk presented a letter from Dr. Victor J. Curtis, dated November 14th, 1959, stating that Mr. Frank O'Brien, Superintendent of Highways, had been under his care for the past three years suffering from a Duodenal Ulcer. He further stated that the type of work in the Town of Mamaroneck Mr, O'Brien performed for the Town with its attendant aggra- vation played a major part in the recurrence of the ulcer and recommended that a 30 to 60 day sick leave be granted to Mr, 011ki en and that if there were not real improvement at the expiration of this leave, Mr. OOBrien seek another type of employment permanently, Councilman Santoro then presented a communication addres- sed to him by Mr. OaBrien on December 2nd, 1959, reading as - follows; "On the basis of a letter from my physician, Victor J. Curtis, M. D. , of which you have a copy, I would ap- preciate your presenting my application for sick leave with pay for a period not to exceed thirty (30) days to the Town Board, Thanking you, I am" Whereupon, on motion by Councilman Santoro, seconded by Councilman Kane, it was unanimously RESOLVED that Frank Os Brien, Superintendent of Highways of the Town of Mamaroneck, be hereby granted sick leave with pay effective from Decem- ber 3rd, 1959 through December 31st, 1959. REPORTS The Clerk presented the following reports which were received and placed on file. Report of the Receiver of Taxes and Assessments for the month of November, 1959. Report of the Building Inspector for the month of Novem- ber, 1959. Report of Receipts & Disbursements, Town of Mamaroneck, for the period from January 1st through October 31st, 1959. REPORT OF THE SUPERVISOR 1. Request for Engineering Study of Channel--Hommocks Area The Supervisor informed the Board that Councilman San- toro, the Town Engineer and he had visited with Congress- man Dooley to discuss the possibility of the Townes obtain- ing federal assistance for the proposed harbor improvement at the Hommocks area and requested, at Mr. Dooley's sug- gestion, that the Board authorize this request by resolution. Whereupon, on motion by Councilman Santoro, seconded by Councilwoman Helwig, it was unanimously RESOLVED that this Board hereby requests the .Honorable Edwin B. Dooley, M.G. , to assist the Town of Mamaroneck in obtaining the ap- proval of the proper Congressional Commit- tees for an engineering study of the feasibility and cost of extending a navigable channel to certain Town-owned property as shown on the attached map, _The Board directed the Supervisor to write Congressman Dooley on its behalf requesting him to use his good offices to further this request in every way possible 2) Change of Date for Organization.Meeting The Supervisor advised the Board that he would be leaving at noon on Wednesday, January 6th, and therefore that he would not be here for the Organization Meeting on that date. It was suggested that this meeting be held on Tuesday evening, January 5th, 1960 rather than on the 6th, and on motion by Councilman Santoro, seconded by Councilman Kane, it was unanimously RESOLVED that this Board hold the first regular meeting in January on Tuesday evening, January 5th, 1960, at 8:15 p.m. in the Council Room of the Weaver Street Firehouse. 3) Bus Service--Unincorporated Area The Supervisor, after advising the Board that he had been requested to look into the possibility of the operation of a franchise bus service in the unincorporated area, presented applications and schedules of Josephine Mastocciolo, doing business as Leonts Taxi Service, and Lindsay Charter Ser- vice, Inc, for the operation of such a service. .After discussion, the date of December 16th, 1959 was fixed for holding a public hearing on said applications, and on motion by Councilman Brush, seconded by Councilwoman Helwig, it was unanimously RESOLVED that the Town Clerk be and he hereby is authorized to publish notice of public hearing to consider the applications of Josephine Mastoc- ciolo, doing business as Leonzs Taxi Service, and Lindsay Charter Service, Inc, in the official newspaper of the Town of Mamaroneck, The Daily Times, at least ten (10) days prior to the date of hearing pursuant to Section 64, Paragraph 7 of Chapter 62 of the Consolidated Laws known as the Town Law and Sections 66 and 67 of Chap- ter 63 of the Consolidated Laws, known as the Transportation Corporations Law of the State of New York. SJ PC The Board directed that each member be furnished with a copy of the applications and schedules for his study, 4) Approval of Specifications for County Recreation Study The Supervisor requested the Board's pleasure regarding approval and acceptance of the specifications for the pro- - posed Land and Outdoor Facility Recreation Study for the un- incorporated area of the Town of Mamaroneck forwarded to him by Dr, Sal J. Prezioso, Superintendent of Recreation of the County, under date of November 13th, 1959, a copy of which was sent to each Board member for his consideration and study. Whereupon, on motion by Councilwoman Helwig, seconded by Councilman Brush, it was unanimously RESOLVED that this Board hereby approves and accepts the specifications for the proposed Land and Outdoor Facility Recreation Study for the un- incorporated area of the Town of Mamaroneck as presented by Dr. Sal J. Prezioso, Superintendent of Recreation of Westchester County, and hereby authorizes Dr. Prezioso to proceed with such study in accordance with the specifications as submitted. The Board directed the Supervisor to so notify Dr. Prezioso, commending him on the excellence of the said specifications. 51, Safe Deposit Box for the Town The Supervisor presented a memorandum addressed to him by the Accountant recommending that the Town procure a Safe Deposit Box, and on motion by Councilman Santoro, seconded by Councilman Brush, it was unanimously RESOLVED that the Town of Mamaroneck, Mamaro- neck, New York, be and it is hereby authorized and directed to procure a safe deposit box in The County Trust Company, Mamaroneck office, and that any two officers of said municipality shall have full ac- cess to said safe deposit box and full power in regard thereto as to the contents thereof. FURTHER RESOLVED that the following are the names of the officers of this municipality with power as above stated, whose signatures are shown on sig- nature card. Name of Officer Title George D. Burchell Supervisor Leo N. Orsino Comptroller Alexander Finson Accountant FURTHER RESOLVED that all prior resolutions relating to safe deposit box in The County Trust Company be and they are hereby rescinded, 61 Exit Ramp from Parking Deck The Supervisor reported that he had talked with Frank Griffen of the Village of Larchmont regarding maintenance of the exit ramp to Myrtle Boulevard from the parking deck and that inas- much as the Village of Larchmont receives all revenue from the deck, Mr. Griffen had agreed that the Village of Larchmont would maintain said ramp, undertaking the removal of snow, sanding and sweeping of the ramp, Mr. Burchell stated that he would confirm his conversation with Mr. Griffen in writing, REPORTS OF THE COUNCILMEN Councilman Santoro -- lj Request of Lloyd Harris--Installation of Water Main Removal of Fire Hydrant Upon Councilman Santorols presentation of a request from Lloyd Harris for water service to his new subdivision on Weaver Street and relocation of a fire hydrant away from the projected driveway opposite Howell Avenue, and following discussion thereof, on motion by him and seconded by Coun- cilman Brush, it was unanimously RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Mamaroneck hereby approves the installation of 100 feet of 8° water main in Weaver Street, north of Howell Avenue, at a cost of $595. 95 not including excavation, backfill and pavement restoration; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED that this approval is con- tingent upon the applicant, Lloyd Harris, paying the sum of $431.87 (which is the equivalent cost of a 61, extension of the existing 6" main) plus the cost of excavation, backfill and pavement restoration, and the balance, or the sum of $164,08, to be paid by the Town of Mamaroneck; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED that the relocation of a fire hydrant away from the projected driveway opposite Howell Avenue is hereby authorized at a cost of $125,00 to be paid by the Town of Ma- maroneck; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED that unless the installation t of the above-mentioned water main is completed within a period of one (l) year from the date of this resolution, or not later than December 2nd, 1960, this authorization shall become null and void, The Board directed the Clerk to notify Mr. Harris to this effect, Councilman Kane -- ij Apportionment Councilman Kane presented the following petition received from the Assessor for the correction of the assessment roll so as to permit the apportionment of taxes, and on his mo- tion, seconded by Councilman Brush, the following resolution was adopted unanimously; WHEREAS the Assessor has presented a petition for the correction of the assessment roll for cer- tain years pursuant to the provisions of Section 557, Article 16 of the Westchester County Admin- istrative Code, known as the Westchester County Tax Law; and WHEREAS, after due consideration, this Board finds it desirable to grant said petition for the correction of said assessment roll: NOW$ THEREFORE2 BE IT RESOLVED that the assessment roll of 1958, School taxes of 1959, and the assessment roll of 1959, taxes of 1960, which show property now appearing on the rolls as follows; Block Parcel Name Land only 610 176 Theodore S. Bates & W $ 500 be corrected as follows in accordance with the pro- visions of subdivision 5 of Section 557: Block Parcel Name Land only 610 176 Theodore S. Bates 375 610 257 Bessie May 125 2) Request for Rezoning--Dr. Maurice E. Serling Councilman Kane reviewed briefly the request of Dr. Maurice E. Serling of 6 Weaver Street, Town, for the rezoning of a cer- tain portion of his property at the above address from residence to business, recommending that this request be granted and that since a public hearing was required, such hearing be held at the first meeting in January on January 5th, 1960. Whereupon, on his motion, seconded by Councilman Santoro, it was unanimously RESOLVED that this Board will hold a public hearing on the 5th day of January, 1960, in the Council Room of the Weaver Street Firehouse, Weaver Street, Town of Mamaroneck, at 8:15 p. m. of that day, to con- - sider the rezoning of certain property located on Wea- ver Street and owned by Dr, Maurice E. Serling from residence to business, and such other amendments as may be necessary. The Board directed the Clerk to notify Dr. Serling of the Board's action and of the date of hearing. Councilman Brush -- Councilman Brush stated that he had no report other than Fire matters. Councilwoman Helwig -- Councilwoman Helwig stated that she had no report at this time. REPORT OF THE TOWN ATTORNEY 1) Soundview Woods, Inc, against the Town of Mamaroneck The Town Attorney reported that the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court had affirmed the decision of the lower courts in the matter of Soundview Woods, Inc, against the Westchester Joint Water Works, ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before the meeting, it was-declared adjourned at 10:25 p. m, , to reconvene on December 16th, 1959. 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 he had no communications, c% W. Z. Reports Commissioner Brush presented the following report which was received and placed on file- Fire Report for the month of November, 1959. 3. Claims Commissioner Brush presented the following Fire Department claims, which had been audited by the Comptroller and approved by the Fire Chief, and on his motion, 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 $ 66. 95 R. G. Brewer, Inc. 18,49 Chatsworth Oil & Heat Go. 42. 00 Con Edison 56. 33 H.R. Dillon, Receiver of Taxes 4.32 Franklin Cleaners 8. 50 I & T Plumbing & Heating 363. 13 McGuire Bros. Inc. 5. 00 N. Y. Telephone Go. 47.85 J. Ruppert Brewery 72,70 Ward LaFrance Truck Corp. 33.94 Total $ 719.21 4. Other Business 1) Joint Fire Drill Commissioner Brush reported briefly on a Joint Fire Drill held with the Village of Larchmont at the Manor Inn and attended by some forty from each department. 5. Adjournment There being no further business to come before the meeting, it was declared adjourned at 10-30 p.m. , to reconvene on December 16th, 1959. RECONVENING OF TOWN BOARD MEETING At the suggestion of the Supervisor and on motion by Councilman Santoro, seconded by Councilman Kane, for the purpose of transact- ing one item of business, it was unanimously RESOLVED that the Town Board meeting be reconvened. lj Request of Arthur Dunn for Zoning Code a J Mr, Dunn requested a copy of the newly-printed Zoning Ordinance for the Unincorporated Section of the Town of Mamaroneck, stating that such materials were always made available to the press without cost. Whereupon, following a statement by the Town Clerk as to his responsibility for accounting for the sale of the total num- ber of copies received for sale at $1, 50 per copy for audit purposes, and upon his request for authorization for the dis- tribution of the eleven surplus copies supplied by the printer and any other copies thereof to be distributed without cost, on motion by Councilman Santoro and seconded by Councilman Brush, it was unanimously RESOLVED that the Town Clerk be and he hereby is authorized to distribute twenty-five copies of the Zoning Ordinance for the Unincorporated Sec- tion of the Town of Mamaroneck, without cost, as follows, upon signature for receipt of copy for the purposes of the record: Members of the Town Board 5 copies Members of the Zoning Board 5 copies Members of the Planning Board 5 copies Secretary to the Zoning and Planning Boards 1 copy Mr, Frederick P. Clark, Plan- ning Consultant 1 copy Town Clerk 1 copy Town Attorney 1 copy Building Inspector 2 copies Assessor 1 copy Justices of the Peace 2 copies The Daily Times 1 copy ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before the meeting, it was declared adjourned at 10:35 p.m. , to reconvene on December 16th, 19590 Town erk