HomeMy WebLinkAbout1954_06_09 Town Board Minutes NINUTE3 OF A SPECIAL 122TING C? THE FOX 3CLRD OF THE TOWN OF VAEARG-
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HZIDqUIRTZRS AT 11 EDGE7COD !VZNUZ, TOWN.
Sumervisor Mandeville called the meeting to order at 315 P, M.
PRESENT, Supervisor Mandeville
Councilmen McKeever, Kane, Brush, and Waterman
ABSENT: None
Tresence was also noted of Yr. Gronberg, Town Clerk, and Mr . Delius �
Town Attorney .
Mr . Charles Mayone appeared to ask for a decision on his applicatio.'a
to erect a sign on his property line, on premises known as Bloch 411,
Parcel 269 (motel on Boston lost nead) .
The Boar! Members had visited the premises
of the matter, as to the sime of the sign,
might have an traffic control lights, etc
and there was discussion
what effectl if any, it
7inally, on motion by Councilman McZse7er, seconded by Councilman
Kane, the following resolution was , upon roll call, unanimously
adopted :
U'VEREAS, application has heretofore been made by C . Mayans
Corp . for erection of a ground sign on premises owned by the appli-
cant on the Boston lost Road, and known an the Tax Assessment Map
as 2rock 411, Parcel UE , which sign is to be used in connection
with a motel ; and.
=RELS, the Building Inspector has refused to issue a permit
for such sign on grounds that the same is not in compliance with the
Oro-isicns of Article 12 , Section 12 of the Building Code ; and,
77=212, the applicant thereupon appealed to this Board from the
fecision of the luilding inspector, pursuant to Article 1, Section 4,
7aragragh 23 of the 3uilding Code; and
. E . y this 3card has inspected the prenises and given con-
sideration to the matter as jo .sent ei by the applicant,
T T_`E`,ZFC__�Z BE IT
REDCLVED that the decision of the 3uilding inspector
is modified ant a permit to constyuct a sign on
premises known as Block 411 Parcel 159 is hereby
granted, grovided that the sign shall be set on
brick piers not more than 2 feet in height above
the ground and shall extend not more than 10 feet
aware the top of the brick piers and, provided
further, that the sign sNall be set back at least
I feet _rot the property line on the 3oston ?ost
aca&
Tvr , Bernard Goodman) 25-15 205th Street, Sayside Long island, appeared
to as Qr certain revision of may of projerty in the vicinity of
the Prince Willows pran jerty, in order to jormit him to so lay out
his Irclerty or subdivision as to roEt advantageously use hia lnnd
the Icarl studied v2_3 may presented and then told Ur . Gcodman to
contact the developer of the land abutting his, aid agpear at the
inext meeting of the Board with a may or ways allch would better
2hv7 this Board what the defelcleis have in mind .
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Yr. George
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Y. Thashan, jr . , 22 Z. _ .,__ Wad, appeared to ash fnrthe-.,
7M regard to the propose! Ester extension in Trince
The Word discussed this matter oith Yr , Mashan ,
The Word agreed there woull be One yeeting monthly for the surms-r
monthsr
On motion by 20u n 3r , seconded by Supervisor Wandeviije, ths,
fC1100ing resolution was unanimously adc1ten
_7=12 , on DecembaT 31, 195E, the Foncrable David A, Tobury
din retire Q00 Offics as wouncilman of the 7cKn of Mamarcnech,
vfter serving as such M X years, Fad yrior to that as
of the Wand Cf Dar! 'or a numbel of yEars ; and
7H=221 Tiring his term ST office he has bein nr ootstwnfini,
ynblic servant, faithful at all times , azf 010 he we!-
fars 07 M citizens of the Town ol Amarzzazl; ay -2,
77EHIAS , he tas 3010 sntiri29 ia his affOrts on 1&0012 of the
Tocs of lawaransch, nora particularly in his ny-or fDiling j,t....
in the scarf at ?art Connissionars aLs the 7011me Tension Tund
where he En atly represented this loarf,
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TURTHER ZEE _D that the Sm;arvisov be
and he hereby is iaszructad to present
a copy of this resolution, engrossed, to
the Honorable David �, Embury.
The Mutes of 7ay lEth, U34, Yore eljrWef as presented .
There �alng no further business to COMB lsfcre the meeting, it ad-
fvuraey 20d inmediatelY recoa7a7sf as the Word of Me Commlssioners
The first matter to come bafors the 3caTd of Tire MmmAsicners 7as
a request, made by Mine! Harrington, a zember of the paid personnel
of the Fire Department, for a hearing.
M 7ateyman presented a latter, dated May 24th , 15545 addressed to
the EUPW700r WhiCh stated that he was eaclasing a draft of a resolu-
tion submitted to him by Yr, Harrington, the senior paid fireman; on
Nay Wth, and that on the following lay ba bad presented a copy of this
resolution to Chief Conte for his consideration, and advised that the
proposals would not be acted upon or released publicly until the
volunteer firemen hal had an ogportunity to study ano rejort their
views ,
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— faternan then invited Ur. Yarringtun to state his comjlajnt
Mr . krthur Zosenthal , 17 Revere lead, asked if this could be OCT''
sidered regular procedure , He said this had never happened before
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The 3uperviscr tier read the resolution or complaint, which pertained
to the management of the Fize House and its laid personnel . This
was received a. 'L file! ,
Mr . YcFae7er asked how the fire Fouse is presently being managed ,
The Supervisor explained the situation and said the questioa A -
whall the paid men, who ore doing a good job, run the Fire Tense? -
There is a chief, an inspector, and the Paid Personnel . The paid
men seem to feel the senior paid man should run the Fire House
Chief Conte sail he feels he should have jurisdiction over the Fire
7ouse and its management .
Mr. Richard Murphy, 20 Rockland Ave
anything of this sort has happened ,
very well in the Fire use and did
aue, said this is the first time
Fe thought things bad been going
not understand this hearing.
Mr . Harrington said he is willing to work with the volunteer men but
feels that a man in his capacity should not have to wait for orders
from the ChisV
Mr . 7aterma3 thinks Mr . Harrington wants the rules cleared up, whereby
his jurisdiction and that of the Fire Chief will be defined .
Mr , McKeever said the Chief and Lieutenant Harrington should get
together and straighten out their differences .
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Mr . p_"ny said the Board should acknowledge that Mr . Conte is ChiK_
and that he will run the Department sup.,ajecd to the Ward 's jurisdiction.
The Supervisor said there is no question in the mind of the Board
Members about this .
Mr. Theodore Tuck, 75 Garden Road, and Fr . Charles Greenall, 71 Hill-
crB5t Avenue, spoke in behalf of ' h firemen ,
hr. McEeever suggested that nr . Delius , Chief Conte, and Lieutenant
Harrington get together and settle the matter, and after some
cussion, it was '._cid`v' this course vould be adopteZ
The Supervisor said he would like to be included in this conference .
Chief Conte requested and received permissicr to purchase 500 feet
of 1 1/2" hose ,
The Supervisor then asked how the 7ire Department would feel about re-
leasing the Dillon Parh area of the Town to the Larchmont Village
Department . 7a said he had xecaiTod a letter, dated june S, IS54'
from Mayor Gagliardi of the Village, with reference to this . Those
members of the Fire Council who Tare present verb very much in favwr�
and it was agreef they Tould tate it up with the entire Council aud
rejort to the Zoard .
There being no furthew business to come before the meeting, it ad-
journed to meat again on july 7th. 1254 . UY15 P , H. )