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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1957_05_15 Town Board Minutes MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF MAMARONECK, HELD MAY 15, 1957, IN THE COUNCIL ROOM OF THE WEAVER STREET FIREHOUSE, WEA- VER STREET, TOWN OF MAMARONECK. COUNCILMAN WATERMAN -- Councilman Waterman stated that the Supervisor would be de- --- layed as he was attending a dinner on behalf of the Town, and on motion by Councilman Kane, seconded by Councilman Brush, it was unanimously RESOLVED that Councilman Waterman, the senior member of the Board, be designated to serve as temporary Chairman. CALL TO ORDER The temporary Chairman, Councilman Waterman, called the meeting to order at 8:15 p.m. PRESENT: Supervisor Burchell Councilman Brush Councilman Kane Councilman Waterman Councilman Santoro ABSENT: None ALSO PRESENT: Mr. Gronberg - Town Clerk Mr. Delius - Town Attorney Mr. Friedlander - Town Engineer Mr. Orsino - Comptroller Mr. Finson - Accountant Mr. O'Brien - Superintendent of Highways Mr. Yerick - Chief of Police Mrs. Brewer - Secretary APPROVAL OF MINUTES I The minutes of April 17th and May lst, 1957, were approved as presented. NEW BUSINESS POLICE DEPARTMENT BIDS FOR: (I) Painting Exterior of Police Headquarters The Clerk presented the following bids: Bidder Price Price Home Improvement $1, 545. 00 Company Shore Weather-Proofing 960. 00 Corporation On motion by Councilman Kane, seconded by Coun- cilman Santoro, it was unanimously RESOLVED that this Board hereby accepts the low bid as recommended by the Board of Police Commissioners, to wit: the bid of the Shore Weather-Proofing Corporation of 154 Larchmont Avenue, Larchmont, for painting the exterior of the Police Head- quarters building at 11 Edgewood Avenue, Larchmont, in accordance with the specifi- cations submitted for a total price of $/60. 00. (2) Uniform Shirts (120) The Clerk presented the following bids: Bidder Price Caleb V. Smith & Son $3.80 each Merson Uniform Co. 3. 35 Creighton Shirt Co. 3. 25 On motion by Councilman Brush, seconded by Coun- cilman Kane, it was unanimously RESOLVED that this Board hereby accepts the low bid as recommended by the Board of Police Commissioners, to wit: the bid of the Creighton Shirt Go, of New Haven, Conn. , for supplying to the Town of Ma- maroneck Police Department 120 uniform shirts in accordance with the specifications submitted at a price of $3. 25 each or a to- tal price of $390.00. (3) Street Traffic Marking The Clerk presented the following bids: Bidder Price Cunningham, Neilson and $575.00 Molloy, Inc. Traffic Service Incorporated 500.00 On motion by Councilman Brush, seconded by Coun- cilman Kane, it was unanimously RESOLVED that this Board hereby accepts the low bid as recommended by the Board of Police Commissioners, to wit. the bid of Traffic Service Incorporated of Water- bury, Conn. , for traffic markings in ac- cordance with the specifications submitted at a total price of $500. 00. REQUEST TO PURCHASE Block 104 - Parcel 551 and Block 105 - Parcel 900 The Clerk presented a letter from Dr. James Q. Haralambie of 32 Bonnie Way, Larchmont, dated May 3, 1957, advising that it was his understanding that the Board had received a communication from someone interested in acquiring the property known as Block 104 - Parcel 551 and Block 105 - Parcel 900 on the Tax Assessment Map of the Town of Ma- maroneck, which property is owned by the Town and adja- cent to his property which is known as Block 104 - Parcel 40 on the Tax Assessment Map. He advised that if the Town was desirous of disposing of these parcels, he would be interested in acquiring a parcel large enough to afford protection to his home, that is a piece about 25 feet in width and running the entire length of his property on the west. The Town Attorney stated that an offer for the purchase of this property had been submitted a few weeks ago by a party interested in developing this tract with inquiry as to whether the Town would consider the sale of this property and the Board has advised the interested party that the Town would consider the sale of this property under certain conditions. In accordance with Councilman Waterman's suggestion, the Board directed that this matter be referred to the Supervisor and put over to a future meeting. CANCELLATION OF 1956 TOWN TAX ON PROPERTY (Block 815 - Parcel 232) ACQUIRED BY NEW YORK STATE THRUWAY AUTHORITY The Clerk presented a communication from Henry R. Dillon, Receiver of Taxes, dated May 7, 1957, requesting cancel- lation of the Town tax on property acquired by the New York State Thruway Authority prior to April 1, 1956, the lien date of the 1956 Town taxes. On motion by Councilman Kane, seconded by Councilman San- toro, it was unanimously RESOLVED that the 1956 Town tax in the amount of $55.44, which became a lien on April 1, 1956, -- upon premises known as Block 815 - Parcel 232 on the Tax Assessment Map of the Town of Ma- maroneck, which property was acquired by the New York State Thruway Authority prior to April 1, 1956, be cancelled. AUTHORIZATION FOR POLICE CHIEF TO ATTEND ANNUAL. CONFERENCE, NEW YORK STATE ASSOCIATION OF CHIEFS OF POLICE The Clerk presented a communication from C. J. Quinn, Secretary of the Board of Police Commissioners, advi-s- iAg that permission had been granted to Chief Yerick to attend the Annual Conference of the New York State Asso- ciation of Chiefs of Police, to be held at Schenectady, New York, July 22nd through 25th, 1957, and requesting the Town Board to appropriate the sum of $110.00 to cover the cost of transportation, lodging, and meals for the Chief while attending this Conference. On motion by Councilman Santoro, seconded by Councilman Kane, it was unanimously RESOLVED that Police Chief Paul A. Yerick be and he hereby is authorized to attend the Annual Conference of the New York State As- sociation of Chiefs of Police, to be held in Schenectady, New York, on July 22nd through July 25th, 1957, in accordance with the rec- ommendation of the Board of Police Commis sioners. FURTHER RESOLVED that the Comptroller be and he hereby is authorized to audit his claim for expenses (transportation, lodging, and meals) in an amount not to exceed the sum of $110. 00, said expenses to be paid out of the item in the budget for this purpose. REQUEST—REPLACEMENT OF EXISTING STOCKADE FENCE The Clerk presented a letter under date of May 8, 1957, from Luke M. Charde, 50 Moran Place, New Rochelle, New York, (property in Town of Mamaroneck with New Rochelle postal address) requesting permission to re- place an existing stockade fence on part of his back yard, replacing fence to be 6 feet high. Councilman Waterman requested the Clerk to follow the usual procedure notifying the adjoining property owners of this application and suggested that this matter be put on the agenda for the next Town Board meeting which would allow time for each member of the Board to view the site of the proposed fence in accordance with the practise followed in all such applications. The Board agreed with this suggestion and directed the Clerk to so notify the adjoining property owners. LETTER OF THANKS TO POLICE DEPARTMENT The Clerk presented the following letter, addressed to the Town Council, dated May 7, 1957, from Mrs, Charles F. Reid; "Dear Sirs; I wish to thank the Town of Mamaroneck Police Department, and especially the men on duty on Sunday, April 28th, for finding my son„ Richard, who had strayed away from home. Sincerely yours, s/ Margaret C. Reid" This communication was received and filed. APPOINTMENT OF JOHN STAHR TO RECREATION COMMISSION The Clerk advised the Board of the expiration date of Mr. Stahr°s term as a member of the Recreation Com- mission, May 20, 1957, and on motion by Councilman Santoro, seconded by Councilman Brush, it was unani- mously RESOLVED that John Stahr be and he hereby - is reappointed as a member of the Recrea- tion Commission for a term of five (5) years, effective immediately and to serve until May 20, 1962. Each member of the Town Board expressed most sin- cerely and heartily his appreciation of the fine service Mr. Stahr had rendered to the Town of Mamaroneck through his service as a member of the Recreation C ommis s ion. REPORT ON SOCIAL SECURITY FOR TOWN EMPLOYEES Councilman Waterman advised that the Supervisor had informed him that this matter was under study and that he was conferring with the various department heads in regard to this matter. The Councilman suggested that this be put over to a later date and the Board so directed. COMMUNICATIONS NOT ON AGENDA The Clerk presented the following communications not appear- ing on the agenda: COMMUNICATIONS NOT ON AGENDA .(1) Request for Use of Voting Machines The Clerk presented a letter addressed to the Secre- tary of the General Association, Mamaroneck High. School, dated May 10, 1957, and signed by Dr. Shel- don Evans, Business Manager of the Mamaroneck Union Free School District No. 1, advising that the Board of Education would continue the practice of providing three (3) voting machines for use in the General Association elections on May 17th and that arrangements had been made with Mr. Charles Gron- berg, Town Clerk, to that effect. Whereupon, on motion by Councilman Kane, seconded by Councilman Brush, it was unanimously RESOLVED that the request of the Mamar- oneck Board of Education for permission to use three (3) voting machines in connection with the General Association elections at Mamaroneck High School on May 17, 1957, be and it hereby is granted. (2) Briar Dell Homes, Inc. The Clerk presented a letter from Anthony J. Vilano of Briar Dell Homes, Inc. , dated May 13, 1957, and one _._ from C. W. Moody, the former owner of the property to be developed by Briar Dell Homes, Inc. , requesting this Board to give consideration to the extension of ex- isting utilities to tie in with the proposed utilities to be installed in this subdivision. Mr. Howard Blass, attorney representing the developers, appeared before the Board and outlined the general plans for the subdivision now before the Planning Board and on behalf of the developers, asked that the Town construct a sewer in Winged Foot Drive for a distance of approxi- mately 600 feet to connect with the existing sewer. This matter was referred to the Town Engineer for study and estimate of costs. Mr. Blass also raised some question regarding the in- stallation of utility poles, which was also referred to the Engineer and Councilman Santoro for study and report. - REPORTS The Clerk presented the following reports which were received and filed: Report of the Town Clerk for the month of April, 1957. i Report of the Westchester Shore Humane Society, Inc, for the month of April, 1957. Report of the Receiver of Taxes and Assessments for the month of April, 1957. REPORTS OF THE COUNCILMEN Councilman Brush Civil Defense Councilman Brush reported that the Supervisor and he had attended a meeting on the evening of May 13th with representatives of Civil Defense and Red Cross both at the County and local levels present to discuss var- ious aspects and problems in connection with these programs. He stated that the meeting had been infor- mative and stimulating and that it was his feeling that some headway had been made in solving some of the questions and problems connected therewith. Councilman Kane -- Apportionments Councilman Kane stated that he had no apportionments. Decoration Day Holiday Councilman Kane stated that it was his understanding that most businesses would be closed on Friday, May 31st, and recommended that consideration be given to closing the Town Offices. Councilman Santoro suggested that the Town ascertain what the Villages of Larchmont and Mamaroneck were doing, and following some further discussion, the mat- ter was referred to the Supervisor for decision at his discretion. Blossom Terrace--Report of the Planning Board Councilman Kane requested this to be deferred until the Supervisor arrived. --- Councilman ncilman Waterman -- No report. 6� Councilman Santoro Storm sash--Weaver Street Firehouse Councilman Santoro reported that he had made a thorough study of the installation of storm sash in the Weaver Street Firehouse and had obtained a cost estimate of ap- proximately $2, 000. 00 for such installation, and pending discussion with the Fire Chief, would recommend such an expenditure to this Board. Doors for Old Pumping Station in Cargill Park Councilman Santoro reported that he recommended the in- stallation of steel doors on the old Pumping Station located in Cargill Park which was being improved so as to be used for storage purposes for the Highway and Recreation De- partments, said doors to cost from $225. 00 to $300,00 installed, and on motion by Councilman Santoro, seconded by Councilman Kane, it was unanimously RESOLVED that the Superintendent of Highways be and he hereby is authorized to purchase and have installed on the old Pumping. Station located in Cargill Park steel doors at a cost not toy exceed_ the sum of $300,00, FURTHER RESOLVED that there is hereby trans ferred from the Sewer District # 1 surplus the sum of $300. 00 to defray the cost for said doors. Town Cemetery Councilman Santoro reported that-he, had received a memorandum from Mr. O'Brien, Superintendent of Highways, stating that a general clean-up had been conducted in the Town Cemetery for Memorial Day. Rules and Regulations for Use of Cargill Park Councilman Santoro presented for approval the "Rules and Regulations for the Use of Cargill Park" as pre- pared and reviewed by the Recreation Commission at its last meeting. Councilman Brush made the following correction. the insertion of the word "Recreational' following the word "only" and preceding the word "park" in line one (1) of said Rules and Regulations, and upon his motion, sec- onded by Councilman Brush, it was unanimously RESOLVED that the "Rules and Regulations for the Use of Cargill Park" as presented by the Recrea- tion Commission be approved as corrected. THE SUPERVISOR As the Supervisor had arrived, at this time Councilman Waterman turned the meeting over to the Chairman, REPORTS OF THE COUNCILMEN Councilman Santoro (continued) Hampshire Country Club Councilman Santoro reported that Mr. O'Brien, Mr. Friedlander and he had met with Mr. Wanshel re- garding the Hampshire Country Club-Hommocks Road matter and that a further report would be made in the near future. REPORT OF THE TOWN ATTORNEY The Attorney stated that he had no report. REPORT OF THE SUPERVISOR Consultant to Assessor's Department The Supervisor informed the Board that the Assessor had requested that an expert real estate appraiser be retained by the Town particularly in connection with the valuation of apartment houses for tax purposes and requested author- ization for the transfer of additional funds for this purpose. On motion by Councilman Santoro, seconded by Councilman Kane, it was unanimously RESOLVED that the Assessor be and he hereby is authorized to retain S. Edwin Kazdin, Real Estate Appraiser, as Consultant to the Assessor's Office, particularly in connection with the valuation of apartment houses for tax purposes; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED that the 1957 budget for the Assessor's Department be amended by the trans- fer of the sum of $1, 500. 00 from the Contingency Fund to the line item "106--Appraisals". i Appointment to Board of Police Commissioners The Supervisor stated that there was before the Board the matter of a vacancy on the Board of Police Commissioners explaining that a resignation had been submitted by a mem- ber of this Board which had been tabled at a previous meeting. He suggested that this resignation, that of Cecil W. Borton tendered due to his moving to California, be taken from the table for action and that following that action, consideration be given to the matter of making a new appointment to that Board. Whereupon, on motion by Councilman Brush, seconded by Councilman Waterman, it was unanimously RESOLVED that the matter of the resignation of Cecil W. Borton as a member of the Board of Police Commissioners of the Town of Mamaro- neck be taken from the table for action. And, on motion by Councilman Waterman, seconded by Councilman Santoro, it was unanimously RESOLVED that the resignation of Cecil W. Borton as a member of the Board of Police Commissioners of the Town of Mamaroneck is hereby accepted with regret. Each member of the Board spoke of the fine service ren- dered to the Town by Mr. Borton through his long and faithful service on this Board and the Supervisor was directed to write Mr. Borton expressing the Board's re- gret , its appreciation and thanks for his service and con- veying the best wishes of the Board for every happiness in his new home. The Supervisor then brought up the matter of a new appoint- ment to the Board of Police Commissioners to fill the va- cancy created by Mr. Borton°s resignation. The Board expressed its gratification at the interest shown by several citizens in this appointment and after some dis- cussion, Councilman Brush recommended the appointment of Alfred C. Viebranz of 126 East Carden Road, Town. He stated that Mr. Viebranz was outstandingly well-qualified for this particular service as was attested by his dossier which he presented at this time. The Supervisor inquired whether there were any further nominations, and there being none, the nominations were de- clared closed and on motion by Councilman Brush, seconded by Councilman Kane, it was unanimously RESOLVED that Alfred C. Viebranz be and he hereby is appointed to serve as a member of the Board of Police Commissioners of the Town of Mamaroneck, effective immediately and to serve at the pleasure of the Board. The Board directed the Clerk to notify Mr. Viebranz of his appointment. COUNCILMAN KANE -- Planning Board Report -- Blossom Terrace Rezoning Councilman Kane now presented the following communication to the Town Board from the Planning Board under date of May 6, 1957; "The Planning Board, at a meeting held May 6, 1957, wishes to recommend to the Town Board that the rezoning request regarding Blossom Terrace be denied. This recommendation is based on their study and a report from Mr. Frederick P. Clark, a copy of which is attached. herewith. " Councilman Kane- recommended that the Board, in accordance with this recommendation by the Planning Board, make no change in the zoning of Blossom Terrace. In answer to inquiry by the Supervisor as to whether anyone present wished to speak on this matter, Mrs. Warnecke, a resident of Blossom Terrace, asked if there were any way permission could be granted to herself and two other residents to use their homes as two-family dwellings if this Board made no change in the present zoning. She was advised that it would not seem that this would be possible and there being no further discussion, the report of the Planning Board was received and filed. MATTERS NOT ON AGENDA The following persons addressed the Board at this time; (1) Richard G. Murphy - 20 Rockland Avenue, Town Mr. Murphy stated that he had been before the Board a month previously to request action on four (4) specific matters and that he was here this evening to again re- quest such action on two (2) of these items on which nothing had been done as far as he could determine. First - the matter of the projection of cars over the sidewalk at the parking area near the station; Second The cleaning-up of property he believed to be Town-owned along Myrtle Boulevard, On the first matter, the Superintendent of Highways, the Engineer, and the Chief of Police advised that temporary barricades would be installed in this parking area. The second matter was referred to the Superintendent of Highways who stated that he would check again to be certain that all Town-owned property along Myrtle Boulevard was in proper condition and that he would report to the Supervi- sor at once. Mr. Murphy then brought up two new items which he re- quested be given immediate attention: First - that the street signs be checked as many were in unsightly and unsatisfactory condition, either needing repainting or replacing, Second - that attention be given to the manhole covers through the Town as many of them made a great deal of noise when cars passed over them which - caused considerable annoyance and disturbance to residents. Both of these matters were referred to the Superintendent of Highways. (2) Harry Alpiar - 132 Chatsworth Avenue, Larchmont Mr. Alpiar appeared and addressed the Board on two matters: (1) A request for a contribution in the sum of $300. 00 for a 4th of July celebration to be held at Flint Park. In answer to inquiries by members of the Board, the Town Attorney explained the statutory limita- tions in connection with the expenditure of funds for Patriotic Day observances and informed the Board that the maximum amount that could be spent for all Patriotic Day observances was in- cluded in the 1957 budget. Following a very detailed and lengthy discussion on this matter, it was, on motion by Councilman Waterman, seconded by Councilman Kane, unani- mously RESOLVED that the sum of $150.00 be allocated to the 4th of July celebration to be held at Flint Park from the Pa- triotic Day Observance Fund in the 1957 budget. . (2) Relative to the matter of the swimming pool, Mr. Alpiar asked the Town Attorney whether he had !, made any progress on the preparation of a petition to be circulated in this connection. The Attorney stated that he had prepared the peti- tion which he had before him and outlined the pro- cedure to be followed in connection therewith, quot- ing Section 84 of the Town Law defining "Qualified electors" and Section 81 stating the provisions for filing such petition and also providing that "any ex- penditure approved pursuant to that section which. I �g provides for the petition shall be paid for by taxes levied for the fiscal year in which such expenditure is to be made. If a prop- osition were submitted on the basis of this petition, it would become the duty of the Town Board to levy the entire $500, 000. 00 in the year 1958." The Attorney then presented the petition which reads as follows to Mr. Alpiar; PETITION FOR SUBMISSION OF PROPOSITION AT TOWN ELECTION TO THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF MAMARONECK, WESTCHESTER COUNTY, NEW YORK We, the undersigned, constituting at least one hundred (100) electors qualified to vote upon a proposition to raise and expend money in such Town, and constituting a number more than five (5) per centum of the total votes cast for Governor in said Town at the last General Election, held for the election of State Officers, here- by make application and respectfully petition, pursuant to the pro- visions of Section 81 of the Town Law of the State of New York, for the submission of a proposition to be voted upon by ballot at a special Town meeting duly called therefor for the following pur- poses and in the following form to wit; "Shall the Town of Mamaroneck establish as a general Town improvement, a recreation area and improvements on the west side of Hom- mocks Road in the Town of Mamaroneck and ex- pend for the construction of a swimming pool and appurtenant facilities, such as a locker room, bath house, administrative building, snack bar, diving pool, kiddie pool, parking facilities, and other accessory buildings on Town owned property, the sum of $500, 000.00 out of funds of the entire Town, such amount to be included in the annual budget of the Town of Mamaroneck for the year 1958 on all property in the Town of Mamaroneck." Dated. Owner of property on Assessment Roll 1957 Name Address Block Parcel Upon receipt of the petition, Mr. Alpiar inquired whether there were any alternative procedures which could be followed and was advised by the Attorney that if the Town Board initiated the ref- erendum, it could be paid for over a period of ten (10) years. At this time, Mr. Finson; Town Accountant, ad- dressed the Board speaking as a taxpayer rather than an official of the Town, and stated that having heard a great deal during the past few weeks about the proposed pool being self-sustaining he would like to state his beliefs in this connection publicly with the thought that this might be of some as sis- tance to other citizens and taxpayers. He said that in his opinion, such a swimming pool would not be self-sustaining as the amortization, interest, payroll, maintenance costs, etc. would amount to somewhere in the neighborhood of $85, 000. 00 per year and that in none of the figures quoted at any time during all of the studies made on this matter was there any indication of revenues which would begin. to meet these costs. He further stated that if such referendum were to be initiated by the Town Board with the cost spread over a period of years, the amortization on such bond issue would amount to $50, 000. 00 yearly, which, along with the other above mentioned costs, would certainly not indicate any possibility of such a pool being self-sustaining. TOWN REPORT The Supervisor presented the Annual Report of the Town of Mamar- oneck for the year 1956, entitled "The Town Reports To Its Citizens" and upon motion by Councilman Waterman, seconded by Councilman Santoro, it was unanimously RESOLVED that the Supervisor be and he hereby is au- thorized to proceed with the publication and distribution of the Annual Report of the Town of Mamaroneck for the year 1956, entitled, ' The Town Reports To Its Citizens" relating to the fiscal affairs of the Town; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED that the 1957 budget be amended by the transfer of the sum of $1, 100. 00 from the Con- tingency Fund to the General Town Miscellaneous Ex- penditure Fund, line item 11401--Publishing and Dis- tributing Notices and Reports". The Board also directed that copies of this report be sent to the Boards of Trustees of the Villages of Mamaroneck and Larch- __ mont and to all organizations, Civic Associations, etc. through- out the Town. I .p. THE SUPERVISOR In response to the Supervisor's inquiry as to whether any- one else wished to address the Board on any subject, a Mr. John Page of Hickory Grove Drive, Town, and Dr. Thomas J. Charles of Richbell Road, Town, representing the Men's Committee of Sts. John and Paul's Church, ad- dressed the Board stating that that organization wishedto go on record as being opposed to the closing of the Weaver Street Bridge in connection with the construction of the New York State Thruway--New England Section. MR. LEE BLOOM -- Mr. Bloom of the Larchmont Gardens Civic Associa- tion brought up the question of the location of the Thruway Maintenance Station in Larchmont, inquiring as to the exact location of the property designated for this purpose. The Supervisor and the Engineer described the prop- erty in question and advised Mr. Bloom that they were in contact with Thruway officials regarding this matter. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before the meeting, it was declared adjourned at 10;30 p.m. , to reconvene on June 5, 1957. BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS The meeting of the Board of Fire Commissioners convened im- mediately upon the adjournment of the Town Board Meeting. COMMUNICATION--GUS G. JACOBS Commissioner Waterman presented a communication from a Mr. Gus G. Jacobs of White Plains, dated May 3, 1957, advising that the Ward La France Truck Corporation and the writer relinquished all claims to the 1928 Seagrave Pumping Engine, allowance on same of $3, 000. 00 covering trade-in, was made at the time of the purchase of the new Ward La France Pumper, and consenting to disposal of the 1928 Pumper by the Town of Mamaroneck in any manner it chose. This communication was received and placed on file. 5 REPORT Commissioner Waterman presented the Fire Report for the month of April, 1957, which was received and placed on file. CLAIMS Commissioner Waterman presented the following Fire De- partment claims which had been audited by the Comptroller and approved by the Fire Chief, On motion by Commissioner Waterman, seconded by Com- missioner Kane, it was unanimously RESOLVED that the following claims be and they hereby are approved and the Supervisor and Comp- troller be and they hereby are authorized to pay the same out of the budget for the Fire Department; Atlantic Service Center $54. 50 R. G. Brewer, Inc. 34. 90 Chatsworth Oil & Heating Co. ,Inc. 136. 00 Con Edison 38.86 Ronconi Lawn Mower Service 92. 50 McGuire Bros. , Inc. 10. 00 Smith-Miller Company 64. 54 Socony Mobil Oil Co. , Inc. 90. 00 Village of Larchmont 34. 67 Wesco Fire Equipment & Service 648. 30 Grand Total $1, 204. 27 ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before the meeting, it was adjourned at 10.40 p.m. , to reconvene on June 5, 1957. { Zo Cl ;rk v°