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1�' '�-'S Ur A RRUULI=_R 1�'itlr�lIiVG OF 'l�ri� fU�+id BOARD UP -'i�L'' TO'vvi OF litHARO-
AECK, HELD APRIL 7, 1954, ITV SHE CODRl ROOM OF THE CIA zROAEC& TO n
POLICE HEzDQUAR'TERS, 11 EDGEVOOD AVENUE, 101i.
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PRESENT: Supervisor Mandeville
Councilmen McKeever, Kane, Brush, and Waterman
AVLIT: Acne
Presence was also noted of Ar. Gronberg, 'Town Clerk, .sir. Delius, Town
Attorney, and lair. Finson, Town nceountaint.
The Supervisor called the meeting to order at 8: 15 P . M.
Mr. Anthony J. Vaccarino, 95 Hilltop Acres, Yonkers, asked permission
to erect a 6T fence on Lis property located on Oid TLite Plains Road,
to prevent visitors of the picnic area which abuts his property, from
trespassing . It was learned in the discussion which followed, that the
fence is to be of link wire and the gentleman was, therefore, told
that he would have no difficulty in obtaining a permit from the Build-
ing Inspector for this type of fence.
Mr. Louis A. Fribourg, 1308 Arlington Street, appeared to inquire
about back taxes wnich appear as a lien against a strip of property
he purchased from the Town in 1947, lying between two other ;lots
or parcels of land owned by him. He said he had receivea notice
that these taxes or tax liens are to be foreclosed by a foreclosure
proceeding in rem. He has paid taxes on his property but the bills
for the strip in question were sent to the Village of IKamaroneck.
,After 1950, the strip of land was merged with his other property and
he tnen received bills and paid theca. There was no way he could
Knoµ* that he had not been receiving bills before this . The tai_ lien
is j6.92 and with coats and penalties, it amounts% to x;24.32• Hr.
Fribourg requested that the costs and penalties be waived..
This was referred to the Town Attorney for report at the next meeting .
4r. Frank X. OeDonnell, Jr. , 100 Palmer Avenue, appeared to inquire
concerning the petition zahicri had been placed before this Board on
July ist, 1953, requesting amendment of the Zoning Ordinance to pro-
hibit the erection of apartment houses over 2 1/2 stories in height.
Mr. Taterman said he and Mr. Brush are investigating the matter of
the appointment of a Manning Commission and tney feel this is a matter
which would be one of the first concerns of such a. Commission.
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Mr. Wonnell is afraid, this is deferring too long, the passage of
such an amendment.
The Supervisor announced that such an amendment is contemplated but ne
wisned Mr. OtEonnell to understand that 65 Palmer Avenue would be
excluded.
Mr. Brush feels a Planning Commission should be set up Very soon.
The Supervisor suggested that hr. G°Donnell leave the matter with the
Board.
The minutes of March 17th were approved as presented.
The Clerk submitted and read a. letter sated April 7, 1954, from the
Superintendent of Highways, recommending that the request for two
street lights, one each for South Ridge Road and Mohegan Road, at an
approximate annual operating cost of 166.52 and an investment cost of
.$87 .82, in accordance with estimate of Consolidated Edison Company,
be granted.
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Upon motion by Councilman Bane, seconded by Councilman Brush, it was,
upon roll call, unanimously
RESOLVED that the Superintendent of Highways be and he
hereby is authorized to have installed by Consolidated
Edison Company, two street lights, one each for South
Ridge Road and Mohegan Road, at an approximate annual
operating cost of $66.52 and an investment cost of
87 .82.
The Clerk submitted and read a letter, dated March 26, 19542 from
Police Chief Yerick, stating tnat at the last meeting of the Board of
Police Commissioners, certain estimates for painting the first floor
interior of Police headquarters, had been considered and it had been
recommended that the low bid of Ralph valerio be accepted. The bids
were as follows:
Otto Plaue, 1815 Palmer Avenue X765 .00
Frark Valle, 175 Myrtle Avenue 500.00
Rai-on valerio, 76 wend.t Avenue 480.00
On motion by Councilman Z:iaterman, seconded by Councilman Brush, it was,
upon roll call , unanimously
RESOLVED that the Police Department be and it hereby is
autnorized to proceed with painting the first floor in-
terior of Police Headcuarters and for such purpose, the
lov bid of Ralph valerio, in the amount of $480, is here-
by accepted.
The Clerk presented and read a letter dated April 25 1954, from Police
Chief Yerick, stating that at the last meeting of the Board of Police
Commissioners, held March 25, 1954, bids for uniform shirts for members
of the Police Department were considered and the Police Commission
recommended that the low bid (Merlon Clothes, Inc. ,) be accepted. The
bids were as follows:
Caieb V . Smith & Son X374.40
300 Fourth Avenue, New York City 10, iu . Y.
Pri. J . Doyle & Son 353.60
P . 0 . Box 97, Pelham 65, ^ . Y.
vierson Clothes, Inc. 343.20
254-8 Canal Street, New York 13, N. Y.
Brooks Uniform Company 364.00
75 iyest 45th Street, New York 36, iV . Y.
On motion by Councilman iaterman seconded by Councilman McKeever, it
was, coon roll Cali, unanimously
RESOLvED that the Police Chief be and he iiereby is
autnorized to accept i:,l-e low bid of Merson Clothes,
Inc . , in the amount of X343.20 for 104 shirts,
Simpsonts Soulette blue poplin, at `v3.3O each.
FURT_,ER RESOLVED tna-t this amount be paid out of
the amount in the Police Budget appropriated for
- such purpose.
The Clem submitted and read a. letter, dated April. 2, 1954, from
Police Chief Yerick_, stating that at the last meeting of the Board of
Police Co=issioners, held March 25, 1954„ bids for uniforms for the
Police Department were considered and the Police Commission recommended
that the low bid (Brooks Uniform Company) be accepted.
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The letter went on to say that the Commission also recommended the
purchase of one slimmer uniform suit each for the Chief and Detective
Sergeant at X60 each from H. Nargoluis and Son, Nia_aasonecp , h . Y.
The bids submitted were as follows:
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Brooks uniform Co. 5814. 25
75 vest 45th Street, New York City
Caleb V . Smith & Son 837.65
300 Fourth Avenue, New York City
1\4erson Clothes, Inc. 885 .00
2541-8 Canal Street, hew Yor1. City
M. J . Doyle & Son 944.45
Pelham, h. Y.
Upon motion by Councilman loaterman, seconded by Councilman Brush, it
was, u=pon roll call, unanimously
RESOLVED that the Police Chief be and ne hereby is
authorized to accept the low bid. of Brooks Uniform
Co. , in the amount of w814.25 far summe_ police uni-
f ortT_s.
FURTrER RESOLVED that the Police Chief be and r_e
hereby is authorized to purchase one summer uniform
suit each for the Chief and Detective Sergeant at
X60 each, froir H. i�iargoluis & Son, iNanaroneck, id . Y.
FtiRli ER RESOLVED that these items be paid for out
of the amount in the Police Budget appropriated for
such purpose.
The Clerk presented and read a. letter, dated March 30, 1954; from
`— B. D. Tallaz:y, Superintendent of Public Works of the State of New York,
commending Town officials for participation in the TOH%h Highway Improve-
ment Program unaer the Erwin Act, thus taking advantage of the oopor-
tunity to iia:rove Town highways ,74.tn State and local funds; givi_P_o
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notice of the dates for this yearF -, To?,rn ig1X"ffuperintenaentsw vC;:lOC1y
and suggesting that it be arranged to have the Town Superintendent of
Hignwa.ys attend such school.
The letter was ac7n.o1-ried.ged with thanks.
The Clerk presented two bids for a Police '/Iotorcycle, in accordance
with specifications in publisned notice, as follows:
Reggie Piro, Inc . ;x,1,901. 55
477 Central Avenue, „hits Plain , IN . Y.
Less allowance for 1950 " 016 police rlotor Cycle 433.-JO
`1, 531.55
Johan H . Tracey Sales Co ., Inc . , 1,902.00 �
298 Souti? Broadway, Yor;�:ers, N . Y.
Less allowance for used iiar.ley-Davidson 325 .00
1, 577 .00
OY_i -IlOt .Gn by vL.y2rvlSOr 1`Y 2.._Q2 . 1112p S_C.._..,.cd by CC.!nC i1_t.8.n iS.aT'i,., t was,
upon roll ca!1, unanimously
RLSOiVED tna t^_e Police Department be and it ,_ereby is
authorized to ,purchase one (i) 1954 =ia.rley-Davidson Police
iiiodel Motorcycle, in accordance with specifications pub-
lished in notice, f_T'oi.. R�eggie Pi=, 'laic. , /,77 ,ventral
Avenue, :inite Plaits, who was low oidaer . '';
FUR FL KE�
_DT vED th- t finds for this be taken from
the amount in the Police -Dud et apDcropripted for
such purpose.
The Supervisor recom-r=ded. t---e purchase of 5DOT of 2 i//21' nose for
tne Fire Depart-lent fro.-i ',Jesco Fire DquipVe-nt and Eervi- ce Co. , who
was low bidder: uniforms for Volunteers and Paid Personnel of
the Fire De-,art,,�,ient from Mers-on C iotne_c, Inc. : ana covering for teld-
°":)ora floors end tiie-T-_xin? of lave-tort' floor; in the Fire House,
f rxi 'Kennyt s 3 _! 329 Heston post Road, Larchm-font.
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On fi,,otion by CouncilmsIn Waterman, seconded by Councilmer. Kin. e, it
was, upon roil cail, urLan_'=usiy
PEEULVEL that the Fire Detart,ffient be and it hereby is
autnori7nd -3 purcnF lro.a "Pesco Fire Lc!uifmen'u E7.nd
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Service Cc (10W bidder) 500 feet of 2 1 �21' hose in
an aiiCount not to e),,ceed $875 •'3C: uni f3rnS for volunteers
anal. PaLd Personnel of the Fire De t.,i�ent from 'Ierson
in _� r amount not to e7 ceed 840.00; and
Ciotlaes, inc . , U
covering fof bedroom floors aro t-fie-texing of lavatory
floors in the Fire Eouse from _'Lernyl s, at a price not
to exceed w267.03.
PURULL-IER, f-E&OLVEID, t1nat tnese aacunts be :)ai* d from the
aniounts in the Fire Department :Euc-get a-ppropriated for
such purposes.
To-vin Cier_�_ submitted the f0110?dii7g reports:
T o-,,Tn Clerks s Report for 1,larch; 1954
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ae1.,o7t of Receiver of Taxes for arch; 1954
o - Rank -L"_�lrances as of ii
I r _L, 1954
Claims united pald 'r,71" tiae fro--ii ziarch -L to
A:j r4 i J;
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Euml.vrlE2-7 of Feceicts and Dis',-,urse,-ients, january i to February
23, 1954
_&,n8,iysis c - B,UdEet ILIppropriations Fn6_ Experr` 1tures, ja.-_rivary -L
to February 2v 1954
1=_17sis of _Esuimated revenues, January i t-o February 28, 1954
i,ttendance Retorts for Feer- jary and 'IlEirc-r, 1954
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The Cler3i -oresenited a recaest form in triplicate, to to sent Uo +--,-Is
State 1:eo�rtment Q_' Education for permission to desllrov certain
records .
On motion by Suoervisor Mandeville, secomeed by Cou, ci_Lnan Kane it
was unani.rp.ousiy
HESOLV -H) by the ToiTn Boarr, of tine To-,if Of MamarjneczC
tftat Charles J . GronberZ, Town Clerk, be and- hereby is
authorized to dispose of record items numbers i; b, 7,
9; 10; 12, 13s 13, 26, 27, Z6� 37a 333, 46; 5zr 59, 60,
' 2, 6,4, 6b; 671 70� 71, 74 75 70' , -17, 78�
b I 8ia S_', 83a
34, 86; 87, `SS, 8-4, 9D, 91, 92, 93, 34, 95, 98, 107, 103,
116: 121, 131, 139, i..' 971 i5C, 151, 152, 153, 155 , 1b3,
1b6, 1675 17b, 178, on Records Disposition Rec:uest List
Nur7iibe.- 22-TC-L, issued pursuant to section ij_�_ of the
Regulations of the Cof-missioner of Education, end. be it
furtner
RE'SOLVE'D that the Olen-, of tnis Eo2rd be, and hereby
is, directed to furnish a certified copy of tjj.4S reso-Lu-
tion to Charles J . Gronberg, Town Clerk of the Tolrn of
ivl&Merone-_k, -o be forwarded to the Co-,amissioner of
Education.
Upon -motion by Supervisor r4andev111e, seconded by Council--a-an -,.taterman,
it was, upon roil call, unanimously
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RESOLVED that John L. Delius be and he Hereby is
appointed 'mown Attorney of tie 'Town of ivaniaroneS,
for the term wnicn will el:pire j anuary i, 1956 .
FURTHER RESOLVED that TnoYC!as J . McEvoy be and He
hereby is ap ointed Assessor of the Town of Mamaro-
neck, for the term. which -,will expire January 1, 1956 .
FURTHER RESOLVED that Tno:mas J . _McEvoy be and he
Hereby is appointed. Building and Plumbing Inspector
of the Town of Mamaroneck, to Hold such position at
the pleasure of the 'Town Board.
The Supervisor requested a resolution authorizing increases in the
salaries of Nilliarm Celestino and Vincent Mazza, Patrolmen.
On motion by Councilman McKeever, seconded by Councilman Kane, it -,eras,
upon roll call, unanimously
RESOLVED that the annual compensation of Patrolman
William Celestino be arl it hereby is fixed at
44,440 and that of Patrolman 'Vincent Mazza, at
44,040, effective April 15, 1954, in accordance i
with the regular increment scLeanle allowed.
The Supervisor requested a resolution authorizing the borrowing from
Surplus, of an amount, not exceeding 09, 554.07, whicn represents the
outstanding balance due School Districts 1 and 2 on 1953 School levies .
Councilman McKeever introduced the following resolution:
RESOLUTION zu1hjRIZIAG 1HE 1SSUAECE OF Ttik zaTITIPA.TION
NOTE OF THE TO VA OF VIAZROVICK IN A1'OUNT NOT EXCEEDING
40, 554-07 in r.,_TIC12 '11ON OF 1 aL COLLEC110A OF UNPAID
SCHOOL TAXES FOR THE FISCkL YEAR JULY 1, 1953 TO JUiuL''
30, 1954.
RESOLVED by the Town Board of the Town of Mamaroneck,
in the County of Westcnester, State of New York, as
follows:
Section 1. in anticipation of the receipt of unpaid
school taxes for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1953
and ending June 30, 1954, and for the purpose of providing
moneys to pay to the Treasurers of Union Free School
District No . 1 and School District No. 2., the amount of
unpaid school taxes, the Supervisor is hereby authorized
and directed to issue a Tax Anticipation Note of the
Town in a total principal amount not exceeding ii9, 554.07
pursuant to Section 555 of Cnapter 852 of the Laws of
1948 of the State of New York, and pursuant to Section
24.00 of the Local Finance Law of the State of New York.
Section 2. It is Hereby determined and declared:
(a) The total amount of school taxes levied in said Town
for said fiscal year is:
School District No. I si5673, 280. 00
School District No. 2 36,931.61
(b) The total amount of said taxes due and unpaid is:
School District No. i 19,381.li
School District No. 2 172.95
(c) Tne total amount Heretofore borrowed and outstanding
in anticipation of the collection of said taxes is none.
Section 3. The note issued under this resolution shall
be dated April 1, 1954, and snail mature on September i,
1954, and the date of maturity of such note or any renewal
thereof shall not extend beyond the close of the appli-
cable period provided in Section 24.00 of the Local
Finance Law of the State of dew York for the maturity
of such _totes .
Section 4. The Supervisor is hereby authorized to deter-
mine the interest rate and all otter matters in connection
herewith not determined by this or subsequent resolu-
tion and his signature upon said note snail be conclusive
as to such determination. Tne note issued nereuunder shall
be substantially in the form of iMode! Form of Note Pay-
able to Borrowers' set forth in Scnedule B of the Local
Finance Law of the State of Aew York and shall be signed
by the Supervisor and countersigned by the Town Clerk
and shall Have the seal of the Tovn affixed thereto.
Section 5. The Supervisor is hereby further authorized
to issue said note and to borrow the principal amount
thereof as hereby determined from the reserve fund re-
sulting from moneys received from the redemption of
transfers of tax liens as provided in Section 556 of
Chapter 852 of the Laws of 1948 as amended.
Section 6. The faith and credit .of the Town of Mamaro-
neck are hereby pledged for the punctual payment of the
principal of and interest on said note and unless other-
wise paid or payment provided for, taxes shall be levied
on all of the taxable property in said Town in an amount
sufficient to pay said principal and interest.
The foregoing resolution was seconded. by Councilman Kane and adopted
by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisor handeville
Councilmen McKeever, fare, Brusn, and Waterman
TOES: Acne
The Supervisor requested authorization to sign an extension of lease
with the County of Westchester acting by the Westchester County Park
Core fission, originally entered into on May 7, 1943, for the use of
vacant land known as a Portion of Parcels 1, 2, 5, 22-1 , 23-A, and
24, Sheet 10-u, Pelham-Port Chester Parkway, for recreational pur-
poses.
On motion by Councilman McKeever, seconded by Councilman Kane, it was,
upon roil call, unanimously
RESOLVED that the Supervisor be and he hereby is
authorized to sign an extension of lease with the
Vestchester County Park Commission, covering use
of vacant land known as a Portion of Parcels 1, 2,
51 22-4, 23-A, and 24, Sheet A-A, Pelham-Port Chester
Parkway until April 30, 1955, at an annual rental of
$5 . payable on the signing of this extension agree-
ment.
The Supervisor presented a list of properties wnicn had been sold at
-- public auction earlier in the evening and requested approval of the
sale.
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On motion by Supervisor Mandeville, seconded by Councilman Brush, the
following resolution was, upon roll call, unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. the Town of Mamaroneck, through the institution of an
action in the Counter Court of Westchester County, entitled "In the
Matter of the Foreclosure of Tax Liens pursuant to Article VII-A,
Title 3 of the Tax Law, by the Town of Mamaroneck, List of Delinquent
Taxes for 1947", has become and now is the owner of a number of parcels
of real estate situate in the Unincorporated Section of the Town of
Mamaroneck; and
WHEREAS, the Town of Mamaroneck advertised for bids and 'held a
public auction on April 7, 1954, and received bids on certain of said
parcels of real estate now owned by the 'Town of Mamaroneck; and
WHEREAS, since the receipt of said bids, this Board has given
careful consideration thereto, and after due deliberation, it is
RESOLVED that the bids hereinafter listed be
accepted at the price and terms therein set forth:
LIST OF BIDS ACCrPTED it SECTIONS 1 to 5 IACLUSIVE
Assessed Sales
Block Parcel Purchaser value Price Terms
124 234 Frank. Valle and
Dominick Librandi Y4,400 3,000 Cash
(mills)
217 482 Cieilan D. Curtis. -- 50 Cash
104 ill Joseph Guiia. 5,000 1,675 Cash
FURTHER RESOLVED that the Supervisor is authorized
and directed to execute and deliver deeds to these
parcels in accordance with the terms and contracts
of sale and the Town Attorney is authorized to take
all steps necessary to complete the sale and trans-
fer these parcels.
On motion by Supervisor Mandeville, seconded by Councilman Brush, the
following resolution was, upon roil call, unanimously adopted:
IIEREAS, the Town of Mamaroneck, through toe institution of an
action in the County Court of Westchester County, entitled "In the
Matter of the Foreclosure of Tax Liens pursuant to Article VII-A,
Title 3 of the Tax Law by the Town of Mamaroneck, List of Delinquent
Taxes for SO", has become and now is the owner of a number of
parcels of real estate situate in the Village of Manaroineck and 'lower
of Mamaroneck; and
WhEREnn, both the Village of Mamaroneck and Town of Mamaroneck
held tax liens on said parcels of real property; and
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WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 165H of the Tax Law, an agreement
was entered into betwee� the Village of Pama.roneck and toe Town of
Mamaroneck v icn, among other things, set fortis the interests of
said municipalities in the properties being foreclosed, the manner of
the sale of said properties, and the manner of the distribution of the
--- proceeds received from said sales; and
AHEREAS, the Town of Mamaroneck has, pursuant to an agreement
had with the Village of Mamaroneck, advertised for bids and 'held a
public auction on April 7, 1954, and received bids on certain of said
parcels of real estate now owned by the Town of Mamaroneck; and
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WHEREAS, since the receipt of said bid's, tnis Board has given
careful consideration thereto, and after due deliberation, it is
RESOLVED that the bid hereinafter listed, be
accepted at the price and terms therein set forth:
LIST OF EIDS ACCEPTED Ill SECTIOn 8
Assessed Final Sales
-._ BiOc1S Parcel AicldPr ]L3.1u Price
827 465 .Morton J. Axelrod Y2,900 S 967
FURTHER RESOLVED that the terms on the above bid
are all case.
FURTHER HEY LvED that tre foregoing acceptance with
respect to this parcel is subject to approval by
the Village Board of the village of Aamaroneck.
FURTHER RESOLVED that upon approval of the bid by the
Village Board of the Village of Mamaroneck, the Town
Attorney is authorized to proceed with the preparation
of contracts, and such other documents as are necessary
to pass title to said property, and the Supervisor is
Hereby authorized to sign such contracts and deeds as
are necessary to pass title to said property. li
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The Supervisor said that a request had been made by owners of property
on washington Street, to change the name of that street to Washington
Square.
On motion by Councilman McKeever, seconded by Councilman Brush, it
was
RESOLVED that the request of Fetner Realty & Construction
Corp . to use the name of Washington Square as applied to
a private street shown on map known as"imended Map of Sub-
divisions A and B of Larchmont Heights, Property of Rush-
more Realty Corp . , situate near Larchmont Manor Station
in the Town of Mamaroneck, N. Y. , made by J . A. Kirby &
Son, C . E. and Surveyors, June, 1911 and filed in the
County Clark' s Office, Division of Land Records, July 31,
190 as Map to. 2070", and which, on said map, is desig-
nated as Washington Street, be and it hereby is granted..
The vote was recorded on this resolution as follows:
AYES: Supervisor Mandeville
Councilmen McKeever, Brush, and Waterman
TOES: Bone
Councilman Kane - not voting
Councilman bane asked if there had been any replies to the adver-
tisement in the Engineering sews .
The Supervisor said many replies have been received and they will
be turned over to Councilman Kane.
-- Councilman McKeever said the traffic light at Richbell Road and.
Palmer Avenue is a great improvement .
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Councilman McKeever presented the following petitions received from
the Assessor for the correction of the assessment roll so as to per-
mit the apportionment of taxes, and on motion by Councilman McKeever,
seconded by Councilman waterman, the following resolution was, upon
roll call, unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, the Assessor has presented petitions for the correc-
tion of the assessment roil for certain years, pursuant to the pro-
visions of Section 557, Article 16 of the Westcnester County ltmin-
istrative Code, known as the Westchester County Tax Law; and
WHEREAS, after due consideration, this Board finds it desirable
to grant said petitions for the correction of said assessment roil,
NOS;:, THEREFORE, BE TT
RESOLVED that the assessment roll of 1953, taxes of
1954, which shows property now appearing on the roll
as follows:
Block Parcel Name Land only
206 97 Charles G . Williams 812, 500
be corrected as follows in accordance with the
provisions of subdivision 5 of Section 557:
Blocs Parcel tame Land. only
206 97 Othmer E. Gredler & W. 1, 200
206 107 Charles G . Williams 11,300
FURTHER RESOLVED that the assessment rot! of
1953, taxes of 1954, wnien shows property now
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appearing on the roll as follows;
BlocK Parcel Name Land only
107 602 Hubbell Const. Corp. 8, 200
be corrected as follows in accordance with the
provisions of subdivision 5 of Section 557:
L1ocK Parcel Naive Land. only
107 602 Alton S. Tobey & 1. 3,100
107 AS C . W. Moody 2,100
107 765 Hubbell Const. Corp. 3,000
FURTHER RESOLVED that the assessment roll of
1953, taxes of 1954, which snows property now
appearing on the roil as follows:
Block Parcel 1Varne Land lm'orove _ent Total
221 25 John Cullen & V. 1, 500 2, 500 4,000
be corrected as follows in accordance with the
provisions of subdivision 5 of Section 557:
Block Parcel Name Land improvement Total
22i 25 Freeman Stanford & W. 500 500
221 27 John Cullen & W. 1,000 2, 500 31500
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FURTnER RESOLVED that toe Assessment Roil of
!953, taxes of 1954, which snows property now
appearing on the roll as follows:
Block Parcel tame Land Ira rovement Total
403 1 Albert l?. Porcelli & 144, 500 35500 8,000
be corrected as follows in accordance with toe
provisions of subdivision 5 of Section 557:
Block Parcel ivame Land Improvement Total
403 1 Albert A. Porcelli & 1. 2,000 2,000
403 6 Albert A. Porcelli & T. 2, 500 3,500 6, 000
ruR1 E.R RESOLVED that tr_e Assessment Roll of
1953, taxes of 1954, nici snows property now
appeasing on the roll as follows:
Block Parcel name Nand Improvement Total
505 101 Elizabeth A. Lovely 2, 250 3, 500 5,750
be corrected as follows in accordance with the
provisions of subdivision 5 of Section 557:
Blocs. _Parcel same Land Improvement Total
505 10i Elizabetn M. Lovely 750 750
505 104 E. 1. Lovely 1,500 3,500 5,000
FURTkLR RESOLVVEL that the Assessment Roll of
1953, taxes of 1954, which snows property now
appearing on the roll as follows:
Block Parcel Name Land only
701 32 Christine Isbister 1,100
be corrected as follows in accordance witn the
provisions of subdivision 5 of Section_ 557:
Block Parcel Name Land only
?01 32 Christine Isbister 100
701 33 The Chicken W, Inc. 1, 000
FURThFR RESOLVED that the Assessment Poll of
1953, taxes of 1954, which shows property now
appearing on tree roll as follows:
Block Parcel ivame Land only
809 89 Joseph De Maria_ 6,450
be corrected as follows in accordance witt_ the
provisions of subdivision 5 of Section 557:
Block Parcel same Land only
809 89 Josepn De Maria 4,450
809 91 Josepn J . Barbieri .2,000
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FJRTnER RESOLVED that the Assessment Poll of
1953, taxes of 1954, which shows property now
appealing on the roll as follows:
Block Parcel same Land Imorovement Total
939 108 nay A. Garverich & 1. F5, 200 17, 250 221450
be corrected as follows in accordance with the
provisions of subdivision 5 of Section 557:
-- Block Parcel R ame hand Imarovement Total
939 108 Frank A. Policriti & Or . 2,700 2, 700
939 09 Ray A. Garverich & W. 2, 500 17, 250 19,750
Mr. Waterman submitted two maps which had been prepared by the Town
Engineering Department, showing possible parking areas at the Larch-
mont Railroad. Station.
One map showed property located on the east side of Myrtle boulevard
between vine Street and mood Street (a paper street) , owned by the
6'destcinester County Past Commission, which would accommodate approxi-
mately 188 cars. it was estimated that it Youid cost in the neign-
borhood .of $36, 500 to prepare this area for parking purposes .
The other showed property on the west side of Myrtle Boulevard be-
tween Maple Avenue and Baldwin Avenue, owned by the Uestcnester County
Pa.rri Oortimisslon, which could accommodate approximately 250 cars and
could be made ready for parking purposes at a cost of approximately
Mr. Waterman understands that either of these pieces or plots can be
rented or leased from the Westchester County Park Commission.
Mr. tJaterman feels a charge should be made for parking by selling
- stickers or something of that sort, the cost to be about 25 cents a
day for parking . Thins, he believes, the cost of tn.ese parking areas
would eventually be liquidated. he would recommend that the Board
consider tie larger plot.
Inasmuch as this _property would be leased from the Counter, it can-
not be restricted to residents of to Town.
Mr. McKeever wanted to know if the Town would have any guarantee of
first choice on this property or would it be open to bid..
The Supervisor said the Town would have the "first refusal" and that
until such time as some means of charging is developed., the Town is
only inviting more people to park here by creating additional park-
ing space.
while being
Mr. Brush believes tLat/mtEn the Thruway is/ constructed, there will
be no parking at all .
Mr. Naterman moved that the Hoard approve a proposition to spend up
to $40,000 out of surplus for this purpose, subject to necessary
requirements of law.
Mr. Brush seconded this motion and a vote resulted as follows:
_._.. AYES: Mr. haterman
Mr . Blush
FOES: Supervisor Mandeville
hr. McKeever
Mr. Kane said he would not vote until he had had further time to
study the matter.
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Mr. Delius said he would like to give the matter further study and
investigation, and have a report ready for the next meeting .
The Supervisor reminded the Board that whatever income might be re-
ceived from such a proposition, the County would have to receive
one-half of it.
Mr. Waterman said he would renew his motion at the next meeting .
Pair. Vaterman reported that lie, together with Mr-. Delius and Mr.
Burton, hire Inspector, had visited 65 Palmer Avenue and made an in-
vestigation, calling the attention of the owner to provisions of toe
new multiple residence law amendments which will require changes to
be made in certain multiple residences of tiis type, which amendments
will become effective July 1, 1954. They had informed the agent that
if these changes are not made, this property may be in violation of
the multiple Residence Law.
He would also like this amendment to be called to the attention of
other owners of multiple residences in the Town.
The Town Attorney presented a deed from the owners of lots on Blossom
Terrace, except Larchmont Estates, Inc . , (Petigor) from which corpora-
tion deed had previously been accepted and recorded, and recommended
to the Board that they accept the street along with Merritt Street, a
highway dedicated to public use for over 20 years, and which connects
Blossom Terrace with Palmer Avenue.
Upon motion by Supervisor Mandeville, seconded by Councilman McKeever,
it was, upon roll tail, unanimously
RESOLVED that the deed from Thomas P . Santoro, at ail �
to the bed of Blossom 'Terrace, be and it hereby is
accepted.
FURTHER RESOLVED that the street shown on a certain map
entitled "'Map of Blossom Heath, Property of Dudley D.
Daymon, _Mamaroneck, Westchester County, Neel York, made
by John M. Farley, C . E. and S.", which map was filed
in the office of the County Clerk, Westchester County,
Division of Land Records, Map to. Vol. 25, page 75, on �
July 5, 1907, be and it hereby is accepted as a public
street.
FURIVER RLSOLVED that the street known as Merritt
Street on the aforesaid map of Blossom Heath and which
has been in use for over 20 years, be and it hereby
is accepted as a Dubiic street, pursuant to the pro-
visions of 1189 of the Highway Law.
The Town Attorney stated that the Police Commission had asked that
Section b, Chapter II, of the General Ordinances, regarding use of
streets and highways, be amended with respect to the provisions for
full-stop streets, and submitted a ' not:ice of public hearing on the
subject.
The Supervisor then suggested that the notice include a public nearing
on the question of amending the General Ordinances so as to prohibit
use of sound trucks with loud Speakers on public streets.
On motion by Councilman Brush, seconded by Councilman McKeever, it
was unanimously
REbOLVED that the Town Clerk be and he hereby is
authorized to publish the following notice in the
Mamaroneck Daily 'Times:
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PLEASE TAKE 00110E that the Town Board of the Town of Mamaro-
neck .rill told a public Learing on the 21st day of April, 1954,
at the Weaver Street Police Station, Edgewood Avenue, Larc'rmont,
Aew York, at 8: 15 P . M. , for toe purpose of considering amend-
ments to the General Ordinance of the Town of Mamaroneck, which
are substantially as follows:
(a) Amending Section 6 of Chapter II, as last amended
July 13 1953 - (use of Streets and Higi?ways) , designating
the following highways in the Town outside of toe Villages,
as main arteries of travel, pursuant to Section 90 of the
-- Vehicle and Traffic Law, and providing that all vehicles
approaching said highways shall, before entering same,
come to a full stop unless otherwise directed by a peace
officer or sign, and provided that suitable signs snail
be erected and maintained by the Police Department:
Murray Avenue
Ellsworth Road
Dillon Road
Forest Avenue - from Teaver Street to the Dew Rochelle
city line
Colonial Avenue
Palmer Avenue
(b) Amending Chapter IV (Peace and Good Order) ; Section 8,
by inserting an additional paragraph prohibiting the use
of loud speaters, .aLpiifiers, etc. , in connection with
sound trucks upon the public streets .
The Town Attorney stated that, in connection with the tax forecio-
sure proceeding in rem, autnorized at the last meeting, it would be
advisable to cancel or compromise tax liens sold to the 'mown at the
sale 'yield in the year 1953 and prior thereto, upon property owed
by the Town and which had been acquired as a. result of previous fore-
closure proceedings, and also upon a. few properties which the Vil-
lage of Mamaroneck owns and which are now used for public or muni-
cipal purposes . A list of such tax liens showing dates, amounts, etc.,
was submitted_.
Upon motion by Supervisor Mandeville, seconded by Councilman McKeever,
it was, upon roll call, unanimously
RESOLVED that the following tax liens held by the Town
of Mamaroneck and covering tax parcels owned by the Town
or Vlilage of Mamaroneck, be compromised and the record
of such tan liens marked paid and cancelled:
Eloc . Parcel Amount Block Parcel Amount
145 124 y 949 . 24 410 38 $ 184.33
124 234 1,072.21 502 323 81.45
124 398 147.45 503 490 280.34
125 60 921. 59 619 11 258.56
126 135 184.33 619 39 17i.Q_
126 140 516.09 820 500 .32
127 32 460.78 821 44 14.21
127 436 9.09 822 21 67.06
129 401 27.00 827 465 402.26
130 10 9. 21 833 262 138.71
131 57 41.18 901 14 167.66
131 59 56 .64 901 260 380.86
133 72 184.33 902 540 2.70
133 89 221.17 903 465 168. 48
133 92 184.33 916 405 37 .15
218 643 276.48 936 86 4.99
405 406 92.17 1
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The Tom Attorney also presented a list of parcels which are
affected by tax liens which are unpaid for a period of at least 4
years prior to April 7, 1954. This list has been compiled and was
submitted in accordance with the provisions of ;j165A of the Tax Lai-7.
Also, he submitted a. cam --unication from the Supervisor as Collecting
Officer, to winieh is attached an additional list of 3 _parcels which
he reco_mriiends be excluded from the foreclosure in rem, pursuant to
§1651,, for the reason that a question has been raised by a person
having an interest in such parcel, as to the validity of the tax lien
-- affecting such parcel . The communication from the Supervisor states
that he has received a letter from Liiiian E. Ravenscroft, co _,y of
which is attached, in which sine claims that the assessments upon
which these tax_ liens are based, are invalid and illegal for various
reasons, and in rihich she states teat she is 1/3 owner in common
with other peopie.
Thereupon, in accordance with the Iorovisicns of �165A, the matter of
the final approval of the list to be filed in the foreclosure pro-
ceeding in rem, was postponed until the next meeting of the Soard.
There being no further business to come before the meeting, it ad-
journed and iimreediately re-convened as the Board of Fire Commissioners.
Councilman Zaterman submitted the Fire Inspector' s report for
,November and. December, 1953, and the Fire Inspector? s Report 'or
January and February, i95µ, as well as the Fire Re-port for March, 1954•
There being no further business to come before the meeting, it ad-
jOurned. at 9: 55 P . 1"11. , to meet again on April 21st.
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