HomeMy WebLinkAbout1957_12_10 Town Board Minutes MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOWN BOARD OF THE
TOWN OF MAMARONECK, HELD DECEMBER 10, 1957, IN THE AU-
DITORIUM 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
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
Mrs. Brewer - Secretary
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
The minutes of the regular meeting of November 14th and of the
special meeting of November 23rd, 1957, were approved as pre-
sented.
PUBLIC HEARING--ADOPTION OF 1958 BUDGET
The Clerk presented the affidavits of publication and posting of the
notice of public hearing as published in the official newspaper of the
Town of Mamaroneck, The Daily Times, on November 29 and Decem-
her 6, 1957, and posted in seven (7) public places in the Town of Ma-
maroneck 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 1957 as submitted by the Westchester Joint Water Works No. 1.
The Supervisor declared the hearing open and briefly defined the
law governing the budget and described the three main classifications
of the budget, General Town, Outside of Villages, and Special Districts
(such as Water, Sewer, etc. ). He then stated that he would present the
budget departmentally and suggested that those who wished to speak to a
particular point or item do so as that section Was presented and the fol-
lowing persons were heard on the following points of discussion:
First -- the question of salary increases to the Supervisor and
Councilmen:
Mr. George W. Burton, 34 Edgewood Avenue, Town.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Bragdon, 4 Rock Ridge Road, Town.
Mr. Adolph Le Moult, 28 Stuyvesant Avenue, Larchmont. Mr. Le Moult
spoke representing the Larchmont Park Association.
Mr. Gerard Murphy, Elkan-Road, Town.
Mr. Otto Scheuble, 3 Rock Ridge Road, Town.
Mr. John C. Forrar, 10 Wildwood Road, Town.
Mr. Michael McAuliffe, 410 Warren Avenue, Mamaroneck.
Mrs. Spencer Weart, 14 Echo Lane, Town.
Second--the matter of recreation:
Mr. Harry J. Seery, 17 Elkan Road, Town.
Mr. George W. Burton.
Mr. Otto Scheuble.
Mrs. Arnold Belchetz, 30 Walnut Avenue, Larchmont.
Mrs. Spencer Weart, 14 Echo Lane, Town.
Mr. Richard J. Scheuer, 31 Mayhew Avenue, Larchmont.
Third--the matter of snow removal and highway equipment:
Mr. George E. Mills, Jr. , 11 Kenmar Road, Larchmont.
Fourth--the matter of the Engineer's salary as Building Inspector and the
question of General Town and Outside of Village charges:
Mr. William G. Ball, Jr. , 19 Concord Avenue, Larchmont. Trustee
Ball of the Village of Larchmont Board of Trustees, addressed the
Board on behalf of the Larchmont Board and presented a prepared
statement as received and filed with the Town Clerk.
The Supervisor welcomed the representatives from the Village of Larch-
mont, Mayor Coffinberry, Trustee- McCann and Trustee Ball, and also
Trustee Faillace from the Village of Mamaroneck, and thanked Trustee
Ball on behalf of the Town Board.
Upon ascertaining that no one else wished to address the Board on any
matter pertaining to the budget, the Supervisor thanked those present for
their attention and suggestions, and upon motion by Councilman Brush,
seconded by Councilman Kane, it was unanimously,
RESOLVED that the public hearing be and it
hereby is declared closed.
TOWN OF MAMARONECK
R2RZR0'anZD T8"a K 3 OF DGE:6
FOR 1958
TOWN OF MAMARONECK
NEW FORK
Nov ,-ynbe r the 15taa 19 a7
To the residents of our `i`savvw
Your o Board herewith aubm to for your con-
sideration the Preli.mina>y .fax Budget for tare Term for 1958o
The fallowing points are called to your attention
to facilitate your atudyr of this laucl et,
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In Departrsaeaat of Llections
You will note that &e. cost for election inspectors is de-
creased by aupyaroxiarnatwiyr $6, 400300 as wita Permanent
Personal Re istrsatian. now in oporatson, there will be
fewer regiotration day;a in 1958.
`f°ehe pure'nase of three addlitione. voting machines at aan
estimated -lost of $4, 000. 00 is incbuded,,
�a Mi acetla leoaas aais t r �
It is proposed that .,a Capital Reserve Fund be pv no izae?
with annual app :opriatio nsa for trrae replacemaent; of exist-
ing raunkLpa2 improvenaunts such as the Loan Higra3tsaar
Garage, An x.cr,::aa of $Z8, 000„00 :fear. 1958 5o provided i.
thig budget:
31 Polico iDepar'tmernt
Provision 9a 3`%%uS.da for an .addi"uvanal p>3t<.°'`tmr2 o The Po- '
lice Commission £ @ that v at°a the 9 aEcem section of
our ` `own rarakfflq expanding, morn comp eherna;,ee cover-
age of this area is -needed and in order to a r®vride such
protection, additional personnel is required,
To the residents of o.a£ Town,
page 2
4. Library
you will mote � propost,,d increase, of $6, 773. 00 i n the ap-
propriation for Library aer xicee for the reaidento of the
Unincorporated Area, The raMor portion of this isncx case
is caused by an increase of borrowers from 50, 51a in 1956
t® 59 in 1957
5 Sanitation epartmenxt
We 'have pa-„ided for the repkkeement of a Garbage r%-,
equip with Load Pan°,per ubaeb° at an ea stiz r'ied coat of
13, 000, 000 To offset this appropriation, the sum of
$6, 500,00 is available which is zhovca as an e 3tima ed rev-
enue of the Garbage District and thereby the gross appre-
priatig n for thins Department is re,duceZ by that azaount:
6, Fire Department
This budget includes wa appropriation of $5, 400,00 vehich
r pre eents the final p :yment for the . ew � uz per ordered
this year,)
70 Sewer Department
A budget appropriation in the amount- oi” $15, 000.00 10 roc-
S&Rffnmended, which together '�.�'V�ith Capitol Notes, vfffl fi7.n.a-ace
needed sewer construction, during 1950
Sack Capital 'Notes Ica II be, liquidated by Inclusion in lane lf� -
budgeta i
Recreations Department
You will note that an increased grovs bual6et for recreagion
is proposed, HowenFer, an estimated revenue item of
$7, 946„ 00 is ancl: eed as a. reduction,'
To the r€side ws of our %o.
page 3
a; Recreation Department 'kcorati.nued
An e aannded prograrn is planned for the coming year but
with the feex contemplated, it will reasadm in a lower net
cost to the tacpayera than Vae- 1957 program,
97 Social S4csa5'.°5¢y 'i"
Included in various departmental budgets are pxoviwirans
for Social Security Taxes which will be new major
item otaraing in 1958 when Social Se€taarity is extended to
asaagnicipal arnrjAoye•e s,
During i 9id,, we are obliged to provide the Town's -Aware
of such taxes not only for the current year but retaoar-.
ti`aely for 1956 and 1957 as The 1958 budget rz uet
include a total of 17, 46?.00 _- of wIMcIz 695.00 is
for retroa€°tiy i vo c rags. and $6, 7661.00 for ?r c current
ren
yeas.,
AQ„ Compensation
The Town Board has re levv kz' in detail the sc'aties wnd
responsibilities of each position, and b a@ steadied an,ail-
able compeneativn schedules :ko?, such positions in com-
parable communities,
The avtjustmentfR this yew constitute a step toward -am—
penaa5.`-vS'ag more equitably bnose e'2'nployees who vere ahem
low the wn°c gage of carepa;abie. cornraunities,
.. Abe Revenues
You will note azn increase in the agnount the Town antici,-
patea for per capita assistance. This increase results
from the special census conducted throughout the County
of Westchester this past spring:,
To the reside, a of our To v n
Page s„
IL Revenues Icontinued>
The Generad Town Tax is again eliminated this year for
the last time by ugi: g tum-- remaining cash Furplux, 2t
should be, noted that beginning with 1959» it appe, h
there will be a General Town Tax,
It is t1he belief of you— Board that this budget reflects
,a continuation of tlm� long estahlia'w,d policy of �mintafte n Town user-
vices and facilities at a high level at miwrnnam cost founded in a sound
and economical plan of financing,
Re ape,,-,tfully sub-pitted,
by, George tea:, Burclnell.
Chairman
u-icter F, Kane, Jr,
.were ialn C, Water-man
Baltista J" Santoro
C,oanailmAn
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
Summary of Proposed "fax Budget
Estimated Revenues 3
GENERAL TOWN
Departmeant of 'down Offices 4
Department of Supervisor 5
Department of Comptroller 6
Department of Town Clerk 7
Department of Elections 8
Department of Receiver of Taxes 9
Department of Assessor 10
Department of Law i A
Department of Justices of the Peace 12
Contributions & Donnatioana 13
Department of Engineer 14
Department of ReoreAtion
Department of lklighways 16
Miscellaneous Expenditures i7
Department of Civil Defense 18
Debt Service 19
OUTSIDE OF VILLAGES
Police Department 20
Planning Board Zi
Building & Plumbing Department 22
Department of Board of Appeals 23
Miscellaneous Expenditures 24
Debt Service ?,5
Department, of Highways z6
GARBAGE DISTRICT 140, S
Department of Sanitation 27
Garbage Incineration zg
TABLE OF ONTENT c ontinuedl,,
Page
FIRE D1STRZCT NOS 1
Fire Department 29
Hydrant Rental 30
Street Lighting 30
WATER D'[STRffC ` NO. l
Capital Construction 30
Debt Service 30
PARK MISTRICT NO, I
Department of Parks 31
Debt Se:-,- tie 32
SEWER DISTRICT NO, I
Sewer Department 33
Debt Service 34
MSCELLAINEOUS
Compaxis on of v aessmente nK Tax Rates 35
Scho axle of Outstinai g Bonds 36
Tax Rates 37
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TOWN OF MAMARONECK - GsENERALTOWN
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1958 BUDGE REC2 L.IT REMENTS
DEPARTMENT oF ,roWN OFF SCE
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1957 1958
Budget Budget
COMPENSAT"ON Approp, App r op
101 Tovm Accountant 7, 000,00 7, 650,, 00
102 Int, Account Clerk & Ste-no 3, 980 00 --
103 Telephone Operator 3, 820, 00 4, 020, 00
104 Ent. Account Clerk 3, 900, 00 4,, 180, 00
105 Cuotodian, P. T 1, 200, 00 1, zm 00-
106 ?:ant. Account Clark L Typiot -- 3, 300, 00
107 Office Manager b® 200. 00-
OTHER EXPENSES
201 Supplies & other expenses 1, 700. 00 1, 500, 00 ,
202 Telephone 2, 000� 00 2, 100, w
203 Light 510, 00 600, 00 -
206 Rent 3, 600. 00, 3, gm 00
27, 790, 00 28, 650, 00
TOWN OF MAMAR .NE K - GENERAL TOWS!
1958 BUDGET REQUIRE a°'1'uS
DEPARTMENT OF SUIPErRV-5011
1957 1958
Budget Budget
141 Super via ar 6, 0M00 1, 5419, 44
142 Clerk. 10 Sujpervisor 4, 100,00 4, 680, 00
OT'H'ER EXPENSES
241 Supplies E Car expenses 144,419 244: 114 ,
10, 240, 44 12, 380, 00
00°019 'z 6G, °0,91 `Z _
TO-7-0 0—Z jgq3O 12 satiddug 102
doadcly odo-,cider molivsmadwoo
1, Spnq 10�3pn
€s6i LS 61
G1M2WallMO2U Lq-'Dafl'a 9561
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TOWN OF MANsARONECK - GENERAL TOWN
195$ BUDGET REQU, EEMEN .S
PAR=s NT OF TOWN CLERK
1957 1958
Budget Budget
COMPENSATION App r op. Approp,
101 Town Clerk 7, OM 00 7, 65M0
OTHER EXPENSES
201 supp se5 ax Other expenses � 35M0 3 Q, 00
7, 350.00 00 8, 000, 00
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TOWN OF MA-MA-RONECK GENERIOL TOWN
1958 BUDGET REQUIREMENTS
DEPARTMENT OF RECEIVER OF TAXES
1957 1958
Budget Budget
COMPENSATION Approp, -6-pprop.
101 Recelver of Taxes 7, 000, 00 7, 650,00
102 Senior Account Clark 5, 240, 00 5, 240, 00 ,
OTHER EXPEENSES
201 Supplies & other enpenzeo 2, -,00, 00 2, 250. 00
EQUIPMENT
301 Billing Machine 2,35`130
116, 697, 30 15, 140. 00
'D,
T.a v OF PIA V41,114
-MA-`iIONI X K GENERAL, DO'
DE.-VARTNIENT OF ASSESSOR
1957 Lys
Badget Budget,
COMPENSATION Approp, Ajpxop�
101 Assomoor
Semor Ty'pir3'! 3, 9so' co 4, 1soloo
103 Clerk, 3, 980,00 4, 180now
104 bnteymediatc Clerk 3' 6s000 3, 880000
750100-
0 75 Bu''rrd of R'CvJevv 750,00
WIS kppra"JioaO,s 3, 000,00 30000,00
OT3 ER ENCIPEINSES
201 smPr"'Imlen & othex 650,00 500, 00-
Zio Ty velixxg exp� sev 300. 00 t5o' oo-
Zli Prinnnig Asseowmen't ,Al NPI E3 300, 00 KOM&
300, 00
212 tzar O:qonsos
00 24, 8-�0,00
TOWN OF MAMARONIECK - GENERAL TOWN
1958 BUDGET REOU'REMENTS
DEPARTMENT OF LAW
1957
Budget
COMPENSATI'MN Approp. Axarop-
101 Town Attorney 7, 500,, 00 8, 150, 00
102 Ssencgrai�hic &�rvic�s 1, 500 00 500 00 ,
OTHER EXPENSES
201 Supplies & other exec ns4��s 325u 00 350., 00
210 Tra-veling expenses 300„00 300, 00
212 Title searchea and other legal (;osts 800, 00 800r 00
10, 425. 00 All 1100o 00
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TOWN OFMAMARONIECK - GENERAL TOWN
1950 BUDGET REQUIREMENTS
DEPARKTMENT OF JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
1957 1958
Budget Budget
COMP ENS.kVO , 0�a- Approp�
—
101 jasticeo of the Peace 5, 960x00 6, 4M00
102 Clerical Ao3istance 1, 350. 00 1, 350a 00
103 Court Stenographic servic_ew> zoo, 00 100, 00
OTHER EXPENSES
zol Supplies & other JE; ensez 2M 00 i so. 00
7, 71MG S, Omoo
130
TOWN OF MAMARONECK - GENERAL TOWN
1958 BUDbET 1 EEQUIR E E TS
1957 1958
Budges; Budget
Apprapa Apprope
A-01 Patriotic Dam baervance$ 1, 000000 1, 000. 00
-Mairtenance of Post Quarters
402 American Legion, 2 Post& 400.00 4000 00
403 V. F. W. 1 Post- 200.00 200Q00
1, 6000 00 1, 600. 00
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1.956 B�3�33GET REQ�7°r;�� �iENTS
1957 1958
Budget Budget
101 Superintendent of Recreation 5, 500. 00 6„ 600,, 00
102 Secretary 60. 00 60a 03
103 wages 4530 00 1, 2033;: 00 -
OTHER EXPEINTSES
20;z Supplies & other Expenses 3M00 345 00
216 raveling & Ca.s° ExPe'I seB SM 00 5M 00
RECREATION
401 Recreation 2e zoo, 00 4, 345, 00
402 Supplies Fia,,d Maintenance 1 600400 6M00
403 Summer Recreation Program 7, 500, 00 6, 364. 00
404 Pre School-PIWY School 3, 5.70,00
17, 2555 00 23, 1649 00
1958 BURG '" R Q"J aZ m ,;,rs
1957 058
Budget Budget
Appr c' � fa pry w,
Bridge F and, "texn, >..i 1, omq" 00 1, 000 00
S o-vr & if a , Fv d u s it" 16,10T 00 t% 45% 00
Loco,
,a,sti aed vmemapended b0.ala,,a Leo 1, ? 20 5,, Ooo, oo
Net Levy 29, 80v 00 30, 370, 00
Analysis - zeyn 31
Maintenance of garage,e etc 1 3-'-',0 00
Broom materials 1, 600oop
Tools, etc,, 1,475, 00
Replacement equipment loomo
State, & aC 2umvy HUg 2w yss a to, va to 00
Street aigno, etc. - 300,00
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57 1958
TOWN BOARD Approp,
401 pal+U"s+ i "F7, D£ Do 2+ 000 0
403 shado xu d 0Cs son Go
OTHER EXPIENSES)
4it' '.�.5 \+L3.S,"a� a,�r,..it tF_iei "a" .; 'rz ✓&'d°n 2'��, ;e F•U , 'V S)
''F0 .0 601..
ain x r7' ,,, 4„ 2&13 01,3 2 0100, Dag .
405 Bond ek A dump sin Fero Us"s" 00 Z !s:,00
407 Care To':'-;vu C -.:rnvt-r 400:, 0 '400, 00
409 4 4 19c iO° 9 45,o"S 5-
410 .R';istxre memt. 3`. wnd n,@awyAa)'utl,4?no `°; 6,50, 00 10 750€ : 00
411 Taxos 40ri,00 5, 114 00
12 ka1:!!,n"it'L+'F e So ,,c Car G`nt .ec—t !3;V U, 00 'Q 0''l
413 `ee _.Pog Eaume iw+itii ')., a t v 0
'ioc' 100 51 0001,00
416 k3omyn cks Area Improvement - 5, 000. 00
TOWN OF MAMARONECK -, GENERAL TOIWN
39F-8 BUDGET R Wit;% x�lZINTa
1957 1953
102 St2`.2'd!.'g u hdC Services 20V 00 200, 00
O In IEY.° R EF.P..4."ILIN' PLJES
20.,. s9ut:plles S- wheT M:pp-,,nat-€ 100, 00 109,00
202 Tu-laphone zoo,00 ZOV 00
210 TraymUng Emy ansea 30T 00 HT 60
S00, 00 750 , 00
L nsm,
50% payable by Village, of
Lawahm��-at 400100 00
Net zudgot 400, 00 375, 00
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W3 Z'2, 60 ' DO, $0" 680, 00
IN 51420, 00 6 000 , 00
105 Patrolmen 435 , go MY 260, wu
106 Custodian, P , 7 , 11,130 00 21 569" CIO
IU7 5(7hoW Oc' 3, 6,,w, ow
0 "HEIR IH-Ix'Pr"-'IIjSEA,
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ZGZ ZVZ50, 00 2, 250, 00
2 c 351 L-ght) Gaz 9a -�,/wwjer 700, 00 400 , Oft
M4 Fnel 600 00 700 Oil
& 3, 000, 00 3 000 , O't,
Tf'c4' el'gyp.
z'R33 -.is 700, 00 450, 00
Qer�z pm F-',n,9erpvxn* suppilea ,r£'50 , 0 39V GO
,Pistol Ramzqjo-- nt-k "pl, t'g' 600, 00 400, so
103 Sign-v 2, GOD 00 2, 000 On
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0 21 500000 500 00,
z e 00 5, 3 0 0 0,01
101 Clothing 3 Swoo Soo 0(111
401 Building Owlypijoe li,
tj 00 SUO, 00,
4,0 e 4, or On 4 Do
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404 Jnourt.imc v 200, 00
4 V) Retireynow F,,vnd) C m� SW
13, 900 00 v 6no, co
405 Securvy Tenon - - 7, 245o 00
00 09, 97400
TOWN OF MAMARONIECA. fD-F
1958 BUIIGET
PLANM'NV,," 2"W,)ARD)
9
IRUA ot B CIgg,et
COMPENSATION Am�rcp-
101, Secretary
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OTHER EXPENSES
zol Supplies m), 00 A 0
IIIISCELLANZOUS
401 Conoultant's servic"To, Pub- 3, 5C)0,01)
Rolling Notices, etc.
3
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00 -09 OV09 Aiv3aa3ae, 101
OS 61 L561
1958 BSa.F.;.GIET REQUIREMETNTS
ML»�tiCEL;_;A3`EOUS 1 d`S''.END.at URs4_,»;M'M°..
1957 1958
aa&dset Budget
402 Pablic lloa'th Nuvae 4, 7 lo 00 4, 440 00
403 Fe.ea— ita stp atic-a 50; 00 5000
404 P blishlh,g a p i ating of
Zoning O'rdhaamceo 2, oco, 00
25,
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TOWN OF MAMARONECK m OUTSIDE OF VILLAGES
1958 BUDGET REQUIREMENTS
DEBT SERVICE
1957 1958
Budget Budget
Appropa Appropo
501 Amortization of Highway and
Drainage Bonds 3, 0000 00 3, 000, 00
502 Interest on Highway and
Drainage Bonds 742. 50 577a50
3,742. 50 3, 5770 50
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1958 BUDGET REQUIREMENT'S
1951 1958
Budget Budget
Approp-
RepaiTe, Improvements to
Highways and Drzd am 100E 0000 00 83, 000, 00
Less,
Cash ear. Hand 10, 000, 00 1.0, 000, 00
$7, g00, 00 70, SM 00
knalysis - Atepe `1 ApproprJatiam
Labor w 5 , 000°a 00
Seal Coating 12, 000,00
Moral atenanp p4tchmns g 100,041
Drains I& Paving Z; S00a 00
400. 00
63; 49013 00
TOWN OF MAMARONECK GARBAGE DISTRICT NO�
1958 BUDGET REQUIREMENTS
DEPARTMENT Or SANI'1'A°1'IMzN
1957 1958
Budget Budget
101 Salar=ies &6 Wages 53, 080 00 59, 0000 00
OTHER EXPE:NSES
zoo Supplies & aitaer e ensea 417000 600.00
z05 Geri & Oil 1, 5007 00 1, sm 00
402 Track repairs 1. 452� 04 1, 500. 00
404 Insurance 3, 2000 00 3, 1000 00
405 Contribution--Retirement Sy5tern 3, 225�00 3, 325. 00
407 Dump maintenance 1, 000,00 1, 234, 00
404 Social Security Taxes -- z, 144400
QU�Ply%ENT
501 Truck & Load Packer - • 13, 0000 04 .
63, 874, 00 05, 779, 00
TOWN OF MAM C91` ECK BAGS DISTRICT NO. 1
1958 BUDGET REQUIREMENTS
GARBAGE INCINERATION
1957 1958
Budget Budget
403A Town 5hare €ax"mc ne ator
Operation M 090:, 00 19, 200"00
29a
TOWN Off' Akda`6SROI ECK W FIRE DISTRICT NO,, n
1953 BUDG T REQUIREMENTS
`IRE DEPARTMENT
1957 1958
COMPENSATION Budget Budget
L oral L- L 22-
101 Fire Lieutenants 10, 480p 00 5, 52G_ 00
102 Fare Truck Drivers 33, 900,, 00 41, 105" 00 r
103 Fire Inspector, P T,, 960 00
104 Clerk 960. 0"0 -
OTHER EXPElqSES
20 l Supplies, materials & Misc. 1, 8000 0 1, 500, 00,
202 Telephane & Alarm Symtem 1, 000,00 1, 000"00 ,
203 Light, Gasp, anij Water 600o oo 600, 00 -
204 Fuel 1, 2000 00 $g zoo„00'
205 Gas & Oil 250,00 350, 00 '
219 Traveling & Conv ntioc rm
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uses 300,00 300-100
301 Hooe & Equipment 2, 500 00 3, 0000 00
302 Chit a Car
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304 Fire Pumper 7, 000, 00 6, 400, 000
401 Repair & Ba fld rg Masnten ar�ce 3., 500o 00 3, 000" 00 ,
402 Equipmexat Repairs 1, 800. 00 1, 35000
-404 Ixasuraance 4, 900,00 4, 900 0
405 Contribution Retirement Systt 6, 800. 00 71100. 00-
406 Fire InsPectio n Expenses 2;, 100:, go R„ $00, go
407 Des rice Chiefs E er esneny Plan 0,1 €0 W 00
408 Social Security Taxev, � e y 2„ 226 00
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TOWN OF ANIMMARONECK ^ PARK DJSTM'CT NO, I
195-8 BUDGET REQU-�REYIENTS
DEPARTMENT OF P,4-RKS
1957 1958
Budget Budget
COIMPENSATION Aopropn Approp.
101 Park Foreman 6, 000, 00 6, 500, 00
142 AssioEaa`® Park Foremen 4' 7m 00 5, 00M0
103 LabiDrers 10, 5500 00 8, 800"00
104 Secretary 64, 00 64044
OTHER EXPENSES
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205 Gas, Oil & Equipment repaira 2755 00 275000
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404 3ns-'arance, 1, 300,00 1, 350 00 -
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DEBT SERVICE
1957 1958
Budget Budget
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96, 531. 12 94, OW 87
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LIGHTING DISTRICT NO. 1
Street Lights $ 28, 000. 00
Less: Revenues
Net Levy 28; 000. 00
WATER SUPPLY DISTRICT
Construction Costs & Equipment 7, 200. 00
Debt Service 34, 846. 50
Gross Total 42, 046. 50
Less: Revenues 37,446. 50
Net Levy 4, 600. 00
PARK DISTRICT NO. I
Park Department 25, 44Z. 00
Debt Service 17, 452. 50
Gross Total 42, 894. 50
Less: Revenues
Net Levy 42, 894. 50
SEWER DISTRICT NO. 1
Sewer Department 19, 200. 00
Debt Service 94, 086. 87
Total Levy 113, Z86. 87
Less: Revenues 5, 000. 00
Net Levy 108, Z86. 87
Grand Total $ 705, 643. 58
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 "A', the several sums set opposite
each such parcel or lot of land on such statement as
and for unpaid water charges due upon said lots or par-
cels, which said sums shall be placed in a separate
column of the Tax Roll of the Town of Mamaroneck un-
der the name "Water Rents".
A vote was taken upon the foregoing resolution and after roll call, the
vote was recorded as follows:
Councilman Brush - Aye
Councilman Kane - Aye
Supervisor Burchell - Aye
Councilman Waterman - Aye
Councilman Santoro - Aye
The motion was carried unanimously.
J%
After a short discussion by the members of the Board and the
Town Attorney in connection with the matter of establishing in the
Town of Mamaroneck a $25, 000. 00 Capital Reserve Fund and a Park,
Playground, or Recreation Area to be known as "Hommocks Area"
with a $5, 000. 00 improvement appropriation, the following two reso-
lutions were introduced:
On motion by Councilman Santoro, seconded by Councilman Kane:
RESOLVED that there is hereby established a Capital
- - Reserve Fund for the reconstruction or acquisition of
buildings necessary for Town purposes and for the
equipment and furnishing such buildings pursuant to
Section 6 C, Subdivision 2 (b) of the General Munici-
pal Law, and that there is hereby appropriated to such
Capital Reserve Fund the sum of $25, 000. 00 in the
budget of the Town of Mamaroneck for the year 1958
on page 17 under General Town--Miscellaneous Expen-
ditures, which said sum of $25, 000. 00 is to be held by
the Town Board pursuant to Section 6 C, Subdivision 8
of the General Municipal Law, and that no expenditures
shall be made from such Capital Reserve Fund except
upon a permissive or mandatory referendum as pro-
vided by law.
A roll call vote was taken upon the foregoing resolution and re-
corded as follows:
Councilman Brush - Aye
Councilman Kane - Aye
Supervisor Burchell - Aye
Councilman Waterman - Aye
Councilman Santoro Aye
i
The motion was carried unanimously.
And, on motion by Councilman Santoro, seconded by Councilman
Brush:
RESOLVED that there is hereby established in the Town of
Mamaroneck a Park, Playground, .or Recreation Area to be
known as Hommocks Area", which area lies to the south of
the Boston Post Road and approximately 100 feet distant
therefrom and to the west of Hommocks Road, and which is
known as Block 411 - Parcels #1 and #76 and also Block 413
- Parcels #1, #25, and #39 on the Tax Assessment Maps of
the Town of Mamaroneck comprising approximately I2 acres,
and that there be appropriated for the improvement of such
"TSommocks Area" the sum of $5, 000. 00 in the budget of the
Town of Mamaroneck for the year 1958 on page 17 under Gen-
eral Town--Miscellaneous Expenditures,
_ FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution is subject to a per-
missive referendum as provided in the Town Law and that the
Town Clerk be and he hereby is authorized and directed to
publish in the official newspaper of the Town of Mamaroneck,
The Daily Times, the following notice:
I
Whereupon, pursuant to and in line with the previous discussion on
the matter of transferring part of the salary of the Town Engineer from
General Town - Department of Engineer to Outside of Villages - Build-
ing and Plumbing Department for his services as a Building and Plumb-
ing Inspector, it was upon motion by Councilman Santoro, seconded by
Councilman Brush, unanimously
RESOLVED that the sum of $2, 500. 00 be transferred from
page 14 of the Town of Mamaroneck budget for 1958 under
General Town--Department of Engineer, line item #101
known as "Compensation Town Engineer" to page 22, under
Outside of Villages--Building and Plumbing Department, as
line item #102 to be known as "Compensation Building and
Plumbing Inspector"; and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED that on page 3 of the Town of Mamar-
oneck budget for 1958 under General Town--Estimated Rev-
' enues, the line item described as "Cash on Hand' be reduced
by the sum of $2, 500. 00, or from the sum of $93, 090. 00 to
the sum of $90, 590. 00.
The following resolution was then moved by Councilman Santoro and
seconded by Councilman Kane;
WHEREAS, this Board has heretofore made, compiled, and
filed with the Town Clerk a preliminary tax budget contain-
ing the estimated probable revenues and estimated expendi-
tures for the several departments, offices, and other Town
and special district purposes for the year 1958; and
WHEREAS, notice of the completion and filing of said tax
budget and calling a public hearing thereon has been duly
- published on November 29 and December 6, 1957, in the
official newspaper of the Town of Mamaroneck, The Daily
Times, and posted in the manner 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 oppor-
tunity to be heard; and
WHEREAS, this Board has reviewed the items in said pre-
liminary 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 hereby are adopted as the budget for the year 1958 pur-
suant to the provisions of the Town Law, and that said esti-
mates, as so adopted, be entered in detail in the minutes of
the Board as follows:
(Insert Budget)
and it is further
RESOLVED that the annual budget estimates of the expendi-
tures of the Town of Mamaroneck for the fiscal year 1958
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 hereinafter stated are hereby ap-
propriated from the current revenues as provided by law,
for the offices, departments, boards, commissions, and
purposes hereinafter enumerated for expenditure in the
manner directed by law, to wit:
(1) GENERAL TOWN PURPOSES
Town Offices $ 28, 650. 00
Supervisor I2, 380. 00
Comptroller 2, 610. 00
Town Clerk 8, 000. 00
Elections 13, 936. 00
Receiver of Taxes 15, 140. 00
Assessor 24, 890. 00
Law 11, 100. 00
Justices of the Peace 8, 000. 00
Contributions & Donations 1, 600. 00
Engineer 12, 420. 00
Recreation 23, 164. 00
Highway--General Town 33, 370. 00
Miscellaneous Expenditures 83, 939. 00
Civil Defense 375. 00
Debt Service 350. 00
(2) FOR PURPOSES IN TOWN OUTSIDE OF VILLAGES
Police Department 219, 975. 00
Planning Board 1, 660. 00
Building & Plumbing 3, 100. 00
Board of Appeals 210. 00
Miscellaneous 32, 969. 71
Debt Service 3, 577. 50
(3) HIGHWAY DISTRICT - O/V
Highway Department 83, 000. 00
(4) GARBAGE DISTRICT NO. I
Sanitation Department 85, 779. 00
Incineration 19, 200. 00
(5) FIRE DISTRICT NO. 1
Fire Department 82, 211. 00
Hydrant Rental 11, 000. 00
(6) LIGHTING DISTRICT NO. 1
Street Lights 28, 000. 00
(7) WATER SUPPLY DISTRICT NO. 1
Construction Costs & Equipment 7, Z00. 00
Debt Service 34, 846. 50
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(8) PARK DISTRICT NO. 1
Park Department $ 25, 442. 00
Debt Service 17, 452. 50
(9) SEWER DISTRICT NO. 1
Sewer Department 19, 200. 00
Debt Service 94, 086. 87
Grand Total $ 1, 048, 834. 08
and it is further
RESOLVED that as the Estimated Revenues and Cash on
Hand equal the Estimated Expenditures for the General
Town purposes, there be no General Town tax levied for
the year 1958; and it is
FURTHER RESOLVED that for the fiscal year 1958, the
sum hereinafter set forth and for the purposes listed be-
low, be levied, assessed, and collected upon the taxable
properties in the Town of Mamaroneck outside of the
Villages of Larchmont and Mamaroneck, the properties
of the several districts specified below and the several
parcels of taxable property, franchise assessments, and
persons within the Town and within such special districts
be 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 purposes in Town, Outside of Villages,
as mentioned and described in the foregoing
budget $ 261,492. 21
Less Revenues 2, 120. 00
Total Levy for purposes in Town
Outside of Villages $ Z59, 372. 21
DISTRICT LEVIES
HIGHWAY DISTRICT - O/V
Highway Department $ 83, 000. 00
Less: Cash & State Aid 1z' 200. 00
Net Levy 70, 800, 00
GARBAGE DISTRICT NO. 1
Sanitation Department 85, 779. 00
Incineration 19, 200. 00
Gross Total 104, 979. 00
Less: Revenues 6, 500. 00
Net Levy 98, 479. 00
FIRE DISTRICT NO. 1
Fire Department 82, 211. 00
Hydrant Rental 11, 000. 00
Net Levy 93, 211. 00
C,k,
LIGHTING DISTRICT NO. 1
Street Lights $ 28, 000. 00
Less. Revenues
Net Levy 28, 000. 00
WATER SUPPLY DISTRICT
Construction Costs & Equipment 7, 200. 00
Debt Service 34, 846, 50
_._ Gross Total 42, 046. 5o
Less: Revenues 37, 446. 50
Net Levy 4, 600. 0_O
PARK DISTRICT NO. 1
Park Department 25, 442. 00
Debt Service 17, 452. 50
Gross Total 42, 894750
Less: Revenues
Net Levy 42, 894, 50
SEWER DISTRICT NO. 1
Sewer Department 19, 200. 00
Debt Service 94, 086. 87
Total Levy 113, 286. 87
Less: Revenues 5, 000. 00
Net Levy 108, Z86. 87
Grand Total $ 705, 643. 58
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 "A', the several sums set opposite
each such parcel or lot of land on such statement as
and for unpaid water charges due upon said lots or par-
cels, which said sums shall be placed in a separate
column of the Tax Roll of the Town of Mamaroneck un-
der the name "Water Rents".
A vote was taken upon the foregoing resolution and after roll call, the
vote was recorded as follows:
Councilman Brush - Aye
Councilman Kane - Aye
Supervisor Burchell - Aye
Councilman Waterman - Aye
Councilman Santoro - Aye
The motion was carried unanimously.
After a short discussion by the members of the Board and the
Town Attorney in connection with the matter of establishing in the
Town of Mamaroneck a $25, 000, 00 Capital Reserve Fund and a Park,
Playground, or Recreation Area to be known as "Hommocks Area"
with a $5, 000. 00 improvement appropriation, the following two reso-
lutions were introduced:
On motion by Councilman Santoro, seconded by Councilman Kane:
RESOLVED that there is hereby established a Capital
Reserve Fund for the reconstruction or acquisition of
buildings necessary for Town purposes and for the
equipment and furnishing such buildings pursuant to
Section 6 C, Subdivision 2 (b) of the General Munici-
pal Law, and that there is hereby appropriated to such
Capital Reserve Fund the sum of $25, 000. 00 in the
budget of the Town of Mamaroneck for the year 1958
on page 17 under General Town--Miscellaneous Expen-
ditures, which said sum of $25, 000. 00 is to be held by
the Town Board pursuant to Section 6 C, Subdivision 8
of the General Municipal Law, and that no expenditures
shall be made from such Capital Reserve Fund except
upon a permissive or mandatory referendum as pro-
vided by law.
A roll call vote was taken upon the foregoing resolution and re-
corded as follows:
Councilman Brush - Aye
Councilman Kane - Aye
Supervisor Burchell - Aye
Councilman Waterman - Aye
Councilman Santoro - Aye
The motion was carried unanimously.
And, on motion by Councilman Santoro, seconded by Councilman
Brushz
RESOLVED that there is hereby established in the Town of
Mamaroneck a Park, Playground, .or Recreation Area to be
known as "Hommocks Area", which area lies to the south of
the Boston Post Road and approximately 100 feet distant
therefrom and to the west of Hommocks Road, and which is
known as Block 411 - Parcels #1 and #76 and also Block 413
Parcels #1, #25, and #39 on the Tax Assessment Maps of
the Town of Mamaroneck, comprising approximately 12 acres,
and that there be appropriated for the improvement of such
"biommocks Area" the sum of $5, 000. 00 in the budget of the
Town of Mamaroneck for the year 1958 on page 17 under Gen-
eral Town--Miscellaneous Expenditures,
FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution is subject to a per-
missive referendum as provided in the Town Law and that the
Town Clerk be and he hereby is authorized and directed to
publish in the official newspaper of the Town of Mamaroneck,
The Daily Times, the following notice:
i
NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town Board of the Town
of Mamaroneck, Westchester County, New York, at a meeting
held on December 10, 1957, adopted the resolution published here-
with. Such resolution does not take effect until thirty (30) days af-
ter its adoption, nor until approved by the affirmative vote of a
majority of the qualified electors of such Town voting on a propo-
sition for its approval, if, within thirty (30) days after its adop-
tion, there is filed with the Town Clerk a petition signed and ac-
knowledged in the manner required by Section 91 of the Town Law,
protesting against such resolution and requesting that it be sub-
witted to the electors of such Town for their approval or disap-
proval.
Dated: Mamaroneck, New York, December 17, 1957.
CHARLES J. GRONBERG
Town Clerk
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RESOLUTION DATED DECEMBER 10; 1957
RESOLVED that there is hereby established in the Town of
Mamaroneck a Park, Playground, or Recreation Area to he known
as "Hommocks Area", which area lies to the south of the Boston
Post Road and approximately 100 feet distant therefrom and to the
west of Hommocks Road, and which is known as Block 411 - Par-
cels #1 and #76 and also Block 413 - Parcels #1, #25, and #39 on
the Tax Assessment Maps of the Town of Mamaroneck, compris-
ing approximately 12 acres, and that there be appropriated for the
improvement of such "Hommocks Area" the sum of $5, 000. 00 in
the budget of the Town of Mamaroneck for the year 1958 on page
17 under General Town--Miscellaneous Expenditures.
FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution is subject to a
permissive referendum as provided in the Town Law.
A roll call vote was taken on the foregoing resolution and recorded
as follows:
Councilman Brush - Aye
` Councilman Kane - Aye
Supervisor Burchell - Aye
Councilman Waterman - No
Councilman Santoro - Aye
The motion was carried and the resolution adopted by a majority
vote of four (4) "Ayes" to one (1) "No".
OLD BUSINESS
a. Approval of Escrow Agreement--First Westchester National Bank
The Supervisor presented a proposed escrow or depository agree-
ment between the Town of Mamaroneck and the First Westchester Na-
tional Bank (Mamaroneck Branch) in the amount of $100, 000. 00 for the
purpose of securing all Town of Mamaroneck funds on deposit in said
bank and requested the necessary approval thereof.
Whereupon, on motion by Councilman Kane, seconded by Councilman
Brush, it was unanimously
RESOLVED that the escrow or depository agreement as
submitted is hereby approved; and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED that the Supervisor be and he
hereby is authorized to execute the escrow or depository
agreement between the Town of Mamaroneck and the
First Westchester National Bank (Mamaroneck Branch)
in the amount of $100, 000. 00 for the deposit of Oyster
Bay and Babylon Union Free School District #22 bonds in
such amount by the First Westchester National Bank (Ma-
maroneck Branch) with the Manufacturers Trust Company,
Personal Trust Department, 55 Broad Street, New York
City, New York.
NEW BUSINESS
The Supervisor stated that there was no new business on the pre-
- pared agenda and inquired whether there was any new business to be
brought before the Board at this time.
(1) Mr. Frank O'Donnell--Tennyson Nursery
Mr. O'Donnell of 100 Palmer Avenue, Town, called to the
Board's attention the expansion of business at the Tennyson Nur-
sery at 144 Weaver Street, Town, and requested that an investi-
gation regarding possible non-conformity of use and this recent
expansion be made.
The Board referred this matter to the Town Attorney and
Building Inspector for study and report.
COMMUNICATIONS
1. Elkan Park Association--Request for traffic light at Weaver Street
and Palmer Avenue
The Clerk presented a communication from the Elkan Park Associa-
tion, dated December 3, 1957, requesting the installation of a push but-
ton walk signal traffic light at the Weaver Street and Palmer Avenue in-
tersection.
The Supervisor informed the Board that he had reviewed this matter
with Chief Yerick to whom such request had been referred over a year
ago and was advised that the Police Department had referred the re-
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quest to the State Traffic Commission (under whose jurisdiction this
matter lies) with no decision to date and further he reported that the.
Police Chief advised that the Department was still in correspondence
with the State Commission in connection with this matter.
Mr. Harry Seery, present at the meeting, suggested that the
Board request the Town Attorney to visit the Commission personally
when he was in Albany the following week on legislative matters in
order to expedite this matter in any way possible and at the Board,s _re-
quest, the Attorney stated that he would be very glad to do so.
2. Town of Lancaster--Two resolutions
The Clerk presented two resolutions concerning sand pits, quarries,
etc. forwarded to the Town Board by the Town of Lancaster, Pennsyl-
vania, which were referred to the Town Attorney for study.
3. Civic Committee, Larchmont Chamber of Commerce--Resolution con-
cerning Thruway construction
The Clerk presented a communication under date of November 19, 1957
from Jerome N. Wanshel, Chairman of the Civic Committee of the Larch-
mont Chamber of Commerce, Inc. , enclosing copy of a resolution in con-
nection with the construction of the New York State Thruway at Larchmont.
The Supervisor advised that this matter had been reported publicly in
the press and inquired whether anyone present had any further question or
observation in this connection, and since there were no questions or obser-
vations, the communication was received and placed on file.
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4. Public Service Commission--Notice concerning increased passenger
fares, N.Y. , N.H. & Hartford R.R.
The Clerk presented a notice issued at a session of the Public Service
Commission held in Albany on November 12, 1957, stating that the Com-
mission had approved and confirmed an increase in one-way first class
and coach fares of 45 cents and 30 cents respectively.
This communication was received and placed on file.
5. Board of Elections--Official Statement of Canvass for Town
The Clerk presented a certified copy of that portion of the Official
Statement of Canvass applicable to the Town of Mamaroneck enclosed
in a communication so stating received from Deputy Commissioner
Carl J. Noe of the County Board of Elections under date of November
29, 1957.
The statement was received and placed on file.
REPORTS
The Clerk presented the following reports which were received and
placed on file:
Report of the Town Clerk for the month of November, 1957.
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Report of the Receiver of Taxes and Assessments for the month of
November, 1957.
Report of the Building Inspector for the month of November, 1957.
Statement of Bank Balances, Town of Mamaroneck, as of Decem-
ber 1, 1957.
REPORT OF THE SUPERVISOR
The Supervisor stated that he had no report at this time.
REPORTS OF THE COUNCILMEN
Councilman Brush --
(1) Park Department Meeting
Councilman Brush reported that it had been decided at the
Park Department meeting to place the Christmas Tree on
Myrtle Boulevard this year due to Thruway construction at
the station tree site.
Councilman Kane --
(1) Planning Board
-- Councilman Kane reported that he had attended the meetings
of the Planning Board and that that Board was working most
diligently.
(2) Use of steel mats at Larchmont Station Parking areas
Councilman Kane reported that he had engaged in making in-
quiries as to the possibility of using army surplus steel mats
used in air field construction on the parking areas but to date
could not find any available.
The Board thanked Councilman Kane and requested him to
follow through on this matter and report further should such
material become available.
Councilman Waterman --
(1) Widening of curve--Old White Plains Road
Councilman Waterman reported that the Police Chief and he
were concerned about the curve in the road south of the en-
trance to the Winged Foot Golf Club on Old White Plains Road
and questioned the possibility of widening this section.
The Supervisor called on the Superintendent of Highways who
stated that this was a prohibitively expensive proposition and
for that reason had no recommendation in this connection at
this time.
(2): Construction of sidewalk--Weaver Street
Councilman Waterman referred to a request made at the
September 18th meeting concerning construction of a
sidewalk along Weaver Street near Bonie Way and asked
whether a report was ready on this matter.
The Town Engineer stated that he was working on this
matter and would report thereon in the near future.
Councilman Santoro --
(1). Storm Sash--Weaver Street Firehouse
Councilman Santoro reported that some defects in the storm
sash recently installed at the Weaver Street Firehouse were
being corrected.
(Z) Recent snow storm -- Highway Department
Councilman Santoro commended the Highway Department and
Superintendent, Mr. O'Brien, on the outstanding job done in
connection with clearing the Town streets during the recent.
storm and at the direction of the Board the Supervisor was
requested to write a note of commendation to Mr. O'Brien
and his department.
(3) Fifth Avenue
Councilman Santoro reported on the reconstruction of Fifth
Avenue now completed and passed pictures to each of the
members of the Board.
(4) Request for extension of water main--M. P. Medwick
Councilman Santoro presented the following communication
from the Superintendent of the Westchester Joint Water Works
No. 1 under date of December 10, 1957:
"As long as our normal requirements for location and cover
are met, it is agreeable to lay the proposed 8" water main
extension on Fenimore Road, east of Cornell Street, in the
existing stone-lined drainage ditch on the north side of the
road, wherever practicable."
This coma unication was written in connection with the re-
quest of Mr. M. P. Medwick of 1000 Fenimore Road, Town,
to extend the 8" water main on Fenimore Road from its exist-
ing dead end at the east side of Cornell Street to a point oppo-
site the property occupied by Mr. Greco at an estimated cost
of $1, Z81. 66, not including the cost of excavation, back-fill,
and pavement restoration, if any, at his own expense.
Councilman Santoro agreed with Mr. Medwick that it would be
advisable to lay the pipe in the existing stone-lined ditch pro-
viding Mr. Medwick would fill in, grade and seed said ditch to
the satisfaction of the Superintendent of Highways of the Town
of Mamaroneck and pointed out that Mr. O'Brien, under our
ordinance, had requested from Mr. Medwick a $1, 000. 00 de-
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posit to insure the completion of the grading, filling, and seeding
of said area.
Whereupon, on motion by Councilman Brush, seconded by Coun-
cilman Kane, the following resolution was unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED that the Town of Mamaroneck hereby au-
thorizes the installation of an 8" water main extension
on Fenimore Road from its existing dead end at the
east side of Cornell Street to a point opposite the prop-
___ erty occupied by Mr. Greco in the existing stone-lined
ditch on the north side of the road at a cost of $1, 281. 66
to be paid by the applicant, Mr. M. P. Medwick;
and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED that the applicant, Mr. M. P.
Medwick, shall deposit with the Westchester Joint Water
Works No. 1 the sum of $1, 281. 66, and in addition, shall
pay the cost of excavation, back-fill, and pavement res-
toration, if any, and shall comply in all respects with the
ordinance of the Town of Mamaroneck regarding street
opening permits; and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED that in accordance with the ordi-
nance of the Town of Mamaroneck regarding street opening
permits, the applicant, Mr. M. P. Medwick, shall deposit
with the Town of Mamaroneck the sum of $1, 000. 00 to in-
sure the completion of filling, grading, and seeding said
ditch so that it meets the approval of the Superintendent of
Highways of the Town of Mamaroneck.
REPORT OF THE TOWN ATTORNEY
The Attorney stated that he had no report at this time.
MATTERS NOT ON AGENDA
(1) Date for next Board Meeting
The Supervisor requested the Board to set a date for the second
meeting in December and following a short discussion, by common
consent, the date for the meeting was fixed for Wednesday, Decem-
ber 18, 1957.
(2) Mr. Frank O'Donnell
Mr. O'Donnell addressed the Board regarding the dangerous condi-
tion existing for traffic exiting from Howell Avenue into Weaver
Street and suggested that a two-way reflector be installed in front
of Grant's Greenhouse to alleviate this very real driving hazard.
The Board thanked Mr. O'Donnell for his excellent suggestion and
requested the Attorney to take this matter up with the State Traffic
Commission when in Albany next week. The Attorney stated that he
would be glad to do so.
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ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to come before the meeting, it
was adjourned at 11.00 p.m. , to reconvene on December 18, 1957.
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS
The meeting of the Board of Fire Commissioners was convened
immediately upon the adjournment of the Town Board meeting.
REPORTS
Commissioner Waterman presented the following reports which
were received and placed on file;
Fire Report for the month of November, 1957.
Attendance Report for the month of November, 1957.
CLAIMS
Commissioner Waterman presented the following Fire Department
claims which had been audited by the Comptroller and approved by the
Fire Chief.
On motion by Commissioner Waterman, seconded by Commissioner
Brush, 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 paythe
same out of the budget for the Fire Department.
Atlantic Service Station $ 47. 25
R. G. Brewer, Inc. 31. 17
Con Edison 46. 13
Fabric Fashions, Inc. 27. 60
Fire Chiefs Emergency Plan 100. 00
McGuire Bros. , Inc. 7. 50
New York Telephone Company 76. 99
Wesco Fire Equipment and
Service 209, 95
Chatsworth Oil & Heating Co. , Inc. 95. 70
Con Edison 43. 37
Wesco Fire Equipment & Service 206. 90
Grand total $ 892. 56
COMMUNICATIONS
Commissioner Waterman stated that there were no communica-
tions to come before the Board at this time.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to come before the meeting, it
was adjourned at 11:05 p.m. , to reconvene on December 18, 1957.
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