HomeMy WebLinkAbout1952_02_06 Town Board Minutes 721
MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOW= ,� BOARD OF THE TO`c1IT OF MP-NARO-
Tu ECbi, P.iLD aB?iUA-;S. O, 195.2, 11i .it':E i.vUi'Jv1 '�
L jU1`'t OF �41E le Lku .i; STREET..
FIFE HOUSE, TOtFN OF MA?ARONECK.
Supervisor Mandeville called the meeting to order at 5, 15 P . M.
PRESENT: Supervisor Mandeville
Councilmen Embury, Kane and Taterman
,SES?T- Councilman McKeever
Presence was also noted of the Tows? Clerk, Mr . Gronberg, Chief Yerick,
and the Superintendent of Highways, Mr. Fran,,
Mr . Carlton S . Cutbill and Mr. Charles Everett Moore appeared on behalf
of an application to cancel certain tax liens on property =own as
Block 219, Parcel 447, as follows-
(1) Sale of 1938 for the 1937 School tax in the amount of $124.11.
This lien was originally sold to ?Junicipa>. Investors, Inc . , but nothing
further appears of record in the office of the Receiver of Taxes .
(2) Sale of 1939 for the 1938 Town and School taxes in the amount of
4431.33 . This lien was sold originally to Atlantic Municipal Corporation
and_ was later assigned by Atlantic Municipal Corporation to Charles
Everett Moore as Executor of the Estate of Martha V . Hower. This
assignment was filed with the Receive,., Of Taxes and appears On his
records
(3) Sale of 1935 for the 1934 School tax_ in the amount of ?118. 22. This
lien was originally sold to County Securities, Inc . , and later assigned
to Martha W. Bower. This assignment was also filed *ith the Receiver
Of Taxes and appears on his records.
(4) Sale of 19/+0 for the 1939 Town to ; in the amount of w270.85 . This
lien was sold originally to Atlantic Municipal Corporation. N10thing
further appears on the records of the Receiver of Taxes .
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Messrs. Cut'cill and Moore submitted. petitions stating the facts concern-
ing all of these liens . Vith regarLl to all of their, the petitions set
forth that the original l e-S were lost, an arently by Charles EveiCLt
Moore '':$%ho was the Executor of Marty-rya 1'1 Bower, as he mo-v'_d' his ofi-
in 1-94 and some of his records were los .
The petitions further show that he has ade every effort tc f-nd the
1-- ens and in eac:i -case, ne sub-milts an inde_r,?nity agree-nent in -dhich he
undertakes to hold the To-,7, harmless against all damage or Claims which
may arise by reason of the production of the original tax lien, -Uith
regard to all Of them, he alleges that he, as Executor Of Martha W .
Bower, is now the rightful owner and with respect to the lien rnsaue_^ed
(1) P0 above, there is attached to his petition, photostatic copy of a
letter from umillcipa:l Investors, dated March 2O2 1939, a.ddresseed. to Mr.
t.00r e, Stating that the 3r1giriael transfer of tar: lien and assi'nm-ent are
enclosed, and With re s'�.;ECt t0 No. " (4) " above, there ..._"e attached to the
_ petition. "..
(a) Photostatic copy Of Cancelled Check Of Charles Evers',-'- Moore
as Executor of 'Martha o.f . Bowes, showing payment of $j1CO ®b3 to
"tlantvc 'I sicbpa Corporation, which check is endorsed by Atlantic
Municipal, Corporation and in connection with the endorsement, has
noted upon it- e "Section 2, Block 29, Lots 32 to 35 in.clLsive" o
(These are the numbers of the land in question on the old assess-
:rent map) .
( b) Photostatic copy frorfi the checl�bcok of Charles Everett
Moore as Exec :'tor, Shcwing the stub u which hich ,s noted this pay°-
. raent as a paynent for the -redemption of this land.
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(c} -Photostatic copy of an affidavit from a Vice _ -esi'cent of
A t,_antic Municipal Corporation, stating that they bought this lien
at the sale of 10,43 ard that they have executed a dup icate satism
faCtiOn to z Moore as Exe Cldtor. This affidavit also states that
the _
tl �.Orpv^rfiai,iOn received payment 1_Cr1 `1re _`iCCre as
ExeC :.tDr- and that the lien was either satisfied or ass geed to
Mr. Noo^rem
There was also
not ;Cresent at
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or the issuan
Chester County
submitted a. ,• .�,•-eCPanC)'.-u fro, `„hc '?'v:d�^ :_tt CP2Ceyy Tr�.ilo was
the r;eeting, approving and_ recommending a PeS0-1 l, on
of duplicate nliers//�"lder the proviskons of t'C.e ' eat_
1% lni.5 ul is==E Code 1e j0,\�cv.t C_n2SteP IOl.lnI rl�c:0, 0,_i. L
Upon ,notion by CCumcilrra."'i Dm ury, seconded by Cooitnci-I man 11a tePi11an, the
I 011 ^4:i�1g resol l: S-i= _ s, u,—_ r.-ll call, u-nari]:rouSly adop cede
nT EREAS, Mr. C_narles Everett Moore, 10 Bogard Aver-ae, '.','bite Plains,
Z. 1'. , C...., OT Martha lT E'Cwe P, is t'_ie Qwne- of cer t... tax liens
covering pr°�-'iseS mc-,m as 31CC 219, Parcel �+.�ii, IN Section
2, Elock 'Q, ;sots J2 to s =,1 'Ey as nl C'f^784
� '...�.
Sale of 10)38 for the 1937 School to-i in the mount of y 124.111
tcr. Ty�n
T'r1iS lie"n wa.S originally_ SO1C;, tv '_L':.. ..Cspa_ 1D.?TESt,�..i _ '
nothing f'i"tP '_ler pear_ O0, record in the office of the Receiver of
Taxes
j 2`o Sale of 1939 fCT_' the 1938 and. School taxes 0,P_ t_'1e a".iaunt cf
I31. -3 . This lien 'w3S sol'. _ iginall_Y to .k t- anti., '_a iciacal Corpora-
tion __nd was later assigned by _ ,.lard.- CorfoTat. On to
L%hal..es Everett Moore as �,_xecutor of the Estste of T?aPtha 'T . Ec ;Te=,
T11iS aSSigment as filed S-i"th the FiLec .i'Ter of Tares and a.-pears Cn
his records
�3) Sale of 1933 for tnc 1, 934 School ta.: it the _mount of 4,118.22.
This lien was oP `oinally SCId to County SecU,r .ti.es, Inc, o.nd later
assagned to Martha 10, . 3^wcr . This assignment was _ lso _sled ith the
Rece=",-Er of Ta)Ces and a.CyiearS on his records
104) Sa?e o•f l9' v for the 1930, Tcf,n tax in the a_ricunt of u27Gma5 .
T!"1.is lien 'was sold CrigIna" ' to At,n .ti lianiclpal C3.-,pora.tion.
fu. !1 'or. the records f "',, Receiver � T eS ° and
EP appears _ C.� ... CO3 ., g OS _a. ,
1 HEI—IE S, t11P3L':gh some inadvertence Cr aCcident, t_:.. G0,igl^_c Cf
said tax liens were lost; and
IJ EREySc, it appears _F0, r -'etiti3ns filed, +1.1nat due 'i'_igence has
been had in an effort to locaste and a at -Ina P_eS Everett .1OCre as
t , is ', Gf, tee- tle liens �, " t _ ; ea.rs that
Vic'...L1t0_ , � 1,. .Cib Y!' 1u owner Of i i arl� s fur the_- &.. .
he has o_JeR an l_ _T1Rv �� ag:". ..me.'lt to the Town, _rdeo'L°tywY10 it 1r3Tf-_
any claim or da ee r°°u -^G0, "rom t'le _pl CductiCn of the original CO3°
these liens,
gUt,T, T' ±ER ECRE, E 1 "
Vii': TUEa t.h8.r. uUp i 00. e 112nS Cv'e"P'ino premi, seS _=3w,_ as
Block 219, a el yy(, -orraerly SeCticn 2p )_`Jc-, 292 L-Is
32 to 35 inclusive) an 'L"-,e Tax Ilssessrmsnt Map of the 'To,;
Cl 0,a--ia.PClleck, Sold by '.,lie To-r 1'.'ay 25; l9iJy '_"Zay 24
1939, =e 19, l>J>x a.i1 f ^�2 -/,+,, may ue 1.SS'.led �l;t:C.e
Suan ±C thr_ y,r,C'F 510115 Of t_r].E VI,^St Clle Step' v.:lli1t)T !a T.a.
I ti. 532 0l e et Cogan ,,
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so that the 5 '.TE, —ay be sarrendered C °' e ReceJlver Of
Talc s, tagethe0, itistii a J!ti.Sfa..,tsCn, a- rd :";!aI`r..P_ eP catiSf .Eij"
M-r-. Arth i T kCi k, ,' Dillon no c:, eas eio 'ne _E,)_ard5 s :'Jng
that he reNresented -,rcpei y vj '1.:rs O'" b_lon Roc.,., .'.C.J ,cent to 1ana
no ei°Sg L:.se'd as a at .p o-Y `_ E TC-- n. c IJel=eves "Fla i _l0, g a0, ---
lam r a. -cel nt bA-ca 'at feels that^tne la n .nb of the diem
creates a ml-' s ance sn the ',Say CI szicke, Sn,Ie7l, soot, etc . , the
_ eS-,. � tS in tfta'l area.
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c.lso suggested that e one to reaC'_'i .,he duonp, other than
DIlion Road.
When aSied, Mr. OaBrien stated that no garbage is being burned at the
dc.np, Only old rubbish and trees
I e SJ.oa=lS3r ini Cr led lrm q h_S T s±wJn -,,;i1i be ves-
tiga.ted a"td instructed i`?rm . 013rien to look into the po_siDility of
another entrance to the damp on the SOS','', ioa_d .
_. y.rt r. . tara L . Johansen. 130 1.1 e ms low rVen e, also addressed the Board,
saying that the Village of Larch_Ti_-n'' -1d ? , 1n Cf l,i .:�c.''. .� C.. -r:•n tit _hare
a1;v77._s un-'-- are Very Close t3 et ,._ and ne sugges t.e... that, per''laps, one
of them 1':l_ght ce el'L,_'Lna.'ved and a joint o., e_ .G O1,, Such as the ?7iCL'.,".,_
era=, � o be de _ke
��'ht u., unu. _ tw..�___m
00'.:iYl..l-:fan C.ne said ne wDulG be 6-lad to Ll1S.rest. ate this ...n^ report
at the next mee tirg m u
The Super ilsor s:::ggested t-'?at 'Fire v _men and M-'m ' ane Confer 7n_-h 'Ir .
y�Chards of the Vi I lage Of Ta On`, and =epCrt at the ne __ meet i g .
p2f f re;%, `J9 a �n T1'Oa .. T.',-ar C11'!!ont, _;pearec!,. Def vre t'^e
i'oarii to 1'eG�'aest ''i,'_'le iIIS tBLlatl.o_'1 o -I , a 52�e1 �_� 4r ange'd Foot Drive.
_ w.s iJ u7_ld,' g a house or 7, fnged Foot Dri*7Te and girds it recessar IY7 t
day , 4" -o from his house to a manhole loo- ed *us t off �'en ,_..:_„ °e
ij t. Ln',e + Dr_'Tr. - �"_s'- t t t^ _c-,_� l 77 ar. r, . 'pe
d .;eu _ 3, L_ c sago h u; ply._
d o'r!1 the r '-ddle of 'he nigh Way so that`other houses CcEn be connected
'n'itfl
Supervisor Mandeville said that Tilinged Foot , -4 ve 4 s no' a Town h4 g'_^
_wT y - d it ,.has, been the p3 l icy ^f Lhe Town not to dC any setae-_ Cons truC-
t:Y01 of Wake Water Cr gas installations . T_lis is definitely a proble:7'.j.
of the de-7eloper.
- "l r` F^tholl;y DeC�CC3 Wa., a._s0 pT"CSe'_'1t anQ Sa t�"! h * -.
._ e is DL.w!Cling on
?.?'nged Foot Drive and would like to ha=re the se-,,,Ter installed,
T}rte S-upervisor suggested that 'l-. 0r "rien CO2.f ei T'ith Mr. Delius re=
ga.rd .., matter and then o-- '—Y T'_ m J°`trey and Mr. DeCicco of
the TcWn Attorney @s decision.
Mr. De-icco 'dent on Go tell the Board t at he °mss �nstall�n; 720 feet of
pipe for `dater purposes in Hickory Grove Dri'7e and he ?do�ald like 'y:)el -
_L n for the, man who 1s D.o n; 'his e Cal a.t .ng to lay th; s pipe in°
stead of the b ater Company..
The Supervisor said he Would take tPds '?latter up at the ne`Lt :meet=ng of
the ',rater Board and it was his opinion t'he a Mr. Thrasher, Superinter-
dent Cf tit° Tvateb' Company, would grant per:7ilrssior to Mr. Del''-_CCo to _ay
t l.J_s pipe under the supervi Sion of the Water Co1rpany.
The minutes of December 19th and 22nd, 1951, and January 5th, 1952, were
approved as presented.
The Cleric presented and read a. letter, dated January 30, 1952,. rece�Ved
f-`o'ri Larcnncnt gardens Civic .Association, requesting that the condition
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of t,i7e pal'Yle'° Cemetery 13cate._ on the west Side Of Cooper Lang, i::e
CorreCted and improved.
Mr.. O�Brien was instructed to to e the necessary steps to improve t:i°
condition of the Paliaer Cemeter f-
.
The 01er'i presented and read a letter. dated Janua^f 23,, 1952, from '_4=°0
0 < '.ml Us_"1?7, Secretary of `L he i7va.I'd of iaOliC2 00 LriliSS10ne}°S, requesting
some solution of the problem of i-n su� i ng aU.xiiia ry 3lceaen,
in order
that Chief Yerick may proceed with the super?Tised training program..
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-S'up e rvis.or Mandeville read, from a �e'�-crt made by Mr.. Del'US, iri •.,i11�rh
' t was stated: that a meeting wits! the Director of Public Safety of the
ate of New York, '.,';3u-d be ne 7 o_ on t. . s matter in � _ny on 1r os
February. Th5s meeting may result in some legislation to remedy% the
situation.
In the absence of the Town attorney, the Clerk was instructed to inform
him that the Board requested that he attend this meeting and. the C1er_%
1?a.5 also instructed. to Contact the To'r,,Tn� s insurance repi"e S entat_ve,
°e-. Ler :'_ssoc'ates, to obt�in tall re'i.;^vrt on the question of
coverage for auxiliary policemen.
The L1er - presented and read. _ Letter, dated February L;, 1952, received
froLn Mr . Leo Fish, cry Huguenot Drive, Commending "Zr. 'George Bart=-, Fire
Inspector of the Town, for his !kindness and helpfulness to Mrs . Fish.
The following reports were Submitted:
Attendance Report for December, 1951
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Report of the Yd_stchester Shore Hijamane Society, Decei^1ber, 1951
Building Report, December, 1951
Eui_ding Inspector a s Report for the year 1951
Building Report, January, 1952
Town Clerk? S Report, January, 1952
Fire Inspectorls Report, January, 1952
Report of Rece* Ter of Taxes and Assess.ilents, January, 1952
Fire Report, January, 1952
Statement of Eank Balances as of February 1, 1952
,S u=.'lary of Receipts and ..,isburSeme nts, January 1 to December 31, 195-1
A_nai.y%sis of Budget Ippropriatfonis fT= January _ to December 31, 1.951
Analysis of Estimated Revenlaes fro_- January 1 t^ December 31, 1951
List of Clain-s -,.udited and ?aid by the ''Comptroller, January 1p 1952 to
February 1, 10,52
Report of Fire District Treasurer for the year ending December 31, 1951
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1,. _O'r7r. C1err presented for a"..provat , t.'?e S:.Opervisorls '.pond for
way mcneys in the amount of $1,35'0.
On motion by Councilman Embury, seconded by Counci___.a. 1,''aterman, it was
unanimously
RESOLVED that Bond No. 5341733A5 in the amount Of $12050 .
of the 'National Surety Corporation, is µ-✓proved as to form
and. the Supervisor is hereby authorized -o execute the
same and file it pursuant to law.
C cunci .' an Kane .head nothing to report for his departments.
Councilman E_ bury reported that at the recent meeting of the Park Com-
mission. he had presented the er rossed copy of the Town Boardws resolu-
tion, to Mr !.rang �r'PO !•Ta6 quite overwl"':e lined. At that file°tang al So, i•1rm
E m b ury reported, Mr. Cargill had been. elected C.ha.irlran, M e Erlarb0.0g h,
dice C h a i rolar, and 1,?rs. :hi111ps, Secretary.
Councilman Uaterman submitted the Fire Departrrtent „.aims, approved by
Chief Thomsen and audited by the Comptroller.
The -'riembers of the Town Board, sitting as the Board of Fire Corzmis-
sioners, Considered the c' imS and on motion by Councilman 1.daterr:an,
seconded by Councilman Enbury, it was unanimously
RESOLVED that ttie following describes. ;:!aims be and they
hereby are approved and that the Supervisor and Comptroller
be and they hereby are authorized to pay the same out of the
budget for the Fire Department.
Francis C . Carr & Co . , Inc .
X410.12
Chatsworth Cal. a Heating Co.
161.76
Consolidated Edison Co . of New York
44-23
Keeler Associates
756.74
McGuire Eros . , Inca
20 °00
G . W. Merrell
2.50
New York Telephone Company
6205
Smith-Miller Co.
34. 50
Westchester Joint Water Forks
6.97
Westchester Joint Water ?r,?crks
Hydrant Rental
2,29'0®00
Total
43,519. 77
Mr . Waterman reported on the request from the Fire Council for appro-
val of _. change in the numbering of the Fire Trucks and said he had
requested further information from the Council but had not, as yet,
received it.
Councilman Waterman also reported on the matter of the skating r in_'i
and said he had met with Mr. Eadie, representing the Village of
Larch ont, and the matter is in a very preliminary stage.
The Supervisor stated, in connection with the purchase of Block 206,
Parcel 976, by Adam A. Sumetz at the sale _held January 14, 1952, that
it seems advisable to reserve a. rectangular piece of property with a
frontage of 50 feet on Fenimore Road and a depth of 25 feet and
that the ,,purchaser, Adam A. Sumetz, is willing to pay the amount of
his bid, $4,170. for the remaining portion, provided that if, as, and
when the Town decides that it does not need this rectangular -piece for
the sewer pulping station on Fenimore load, this remaining portion will
also be deeded to him. The Supervisor, therefore, recommended t a
t a
resolution be adopted now, approving the sale to Tyr. Sumetz of property
,no-un as Block 206, Parcel 976, less, however, t his rectangular portion.
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Upon motion by Councilman Waterman, seconded by Councilman :lane, it
was, upon roll „all, unanimously
RESOLVED that the bid of Adam A. Sumetz as originally made
at the auction sale of property, held January 14, 1952, and
modified by excluding therefrom a certain portion of this
property which the Town wishes to reserve, is hereby
accepted.
The portion which the Torn reserves is more part' cu! arly
bounded and described as follows:
4ZEGINNTyI G at a point on the southerly side of Fenimore Road,
where the same is intersected" by the boundary line between
the Town Village o f Mamaroneck; thence in a southwesterly
direction along said boundary line 100 feet; thence running
northwesterly through Lot 204 N . 530 413 40" T. 50 feet
thence running northeasterly through Lot 20, 100 feet to
a point on the southerly side of Fenimore Road; thence south-
easterly along the southerly side of Fenimore Road, S . 530
411 00" W. 50 feet to the point or place of beginning .
FURTHER RESOLVED that the Supervisor is hereby authorized
and directed to execute and deliver a deed for the main
portion of the property in accordance with the description
prepared by the Town Attorney and Engineering Department of
the Town, upon receipt of the sum of µ43170.
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The Supervisor recommended approval of paynient of the expenses of the
To'ar_ .Attorney for attendance at a .meeting of the MUn_* ci al Se Ction .:-F
the New York State Bar Association on January 24, 27, ,..__d 26 in
York City.
On motion by Councilman Embury, seconded by Councilman Kane, it .bas,
upon roll call, unanimously
RESOLVED that the `='C'n7'S !-'_ttorney� s -!aim in a- =cunt not to
_-- exceed W25m covering expenses incurred in attendance the
- n.;ia... meetLng Of ti° ti.nicipal Lc'r� Section of the New�Yori-i
State Bar Association in e " y ' 0 J ? a
, V w _ors City x January 24, ��, an
26, be and it hereby is approved and the „^ioulnt ordered paid
out of the item in the Law De Parts nA, Budget f Cr S uC! purp Q e,
'.he Town Clerk presented the affidavit CT publication of notice to pur-
chn.Se a 3,-5 ton road roller and 2 Temple stone 2nd chip spreaders
On motion by Councilman Embury, seconded by Co ncilnan 7.7aterma.n, the
f:ollow,ng resolution was, upon roll call, unanimously adopted-
!!_EREAS, the Town Superintendent of Highways did, on the 7th of
Ja_nua_ry, 19 2, duly recommend -!,e purchase of certain eQ'aipment pur-
suant to the provisions of Section 142 of thee Highway Law and notice
of such recoL_-'lendatlon has been duly published as provided '_n such
section,
THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED that, pursuant to Section 142 of 'the Highway Law,
the Town Superintendent of Highways is hereby authorized
to purchase from 8:,,°f :lc-S rangfield Roller Co-mpany, with
the approval of the CoLLnty Superintendent of Highways, one
Buffalo-Springfi^-_ld road roller, for a total price of P422719
and it is
FURTHER RESOLVED that the Town Superintendent of Highways is
hereby authorized, subject to the approval of the County
Superinntendent of Highways, to surrender to the above named
vendor, one Buffalo-Springfield roller, Engine No. 2393112
for X650, as part pay-ment for the above .
On flotion by Councilman Embury, seconded by Council man ;i a.ter'nan, the
following resolution was, upon roll call, unanimously adopted-
`HEREr_S, the Torn Superintendent of Highways did, on the 7th of
January, 1352, dU_' recommend the purchase of certain equipment pur-
e he provisions of Section o° e Hsgr,,, a and. notice
suds to t 1.y2 � the ��_„�T L�-°
of such recommendation has been duly published as provided in such
section,
1t0?m, THEREFORE, B 7 IT
RESOLVED that pursuant to Section 142 of the Highway Law,
the Town Superintendent of Highways is hereby authorized
to purchase from Pavement S er v ice & S u ppl y C o, , r_nc . , -.,'it
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the approval of the County Superintendent of Highways, two
Temple stone and chip, 9 foot sppreaders, for a tCta-l:. price
C1 vV011�.
On motion by Councilman Em war y, s ec na-d by C can cl'.1man ?,ata
1an, it
was, upon roll call, unanimously
RESOLVED that this board authorizes the ppurcnase, for the
Police Depart�aent, fr.am Flinn Motor Corporation, of 3 - 1952
Custom_ine, 6 cylind °, Tudor 'CrcIs at _, total_ cost of
$01337.38, less the federal tax.
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On -,qOtiCn by Co-=cilman Embury, seconded by Councilman S'?aterman,
was, upon roll cal'_, unarinously
RESOLVED that this Board authorizes the purchase
-i'oT_ the Park Depar tlnent, f r orn -a tc Root- ea th
Co`apany, Fly-°:cuth, Ohic, one lawn mower• sharpen-
ing :, achine at a cost of FOB Plymouth
On motion by Councilman Elmbury, seconded by Co-Uncilman liTaterman, it
was, upon roil call, unani o'usi.y
RESOLVED that the following notice be ;.;ublished in
the M=aroneck Daily Ti=mes on February 15, 1972=
NCIICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in c.or_pllan,ce with Section
1,12 of the Righ;ray Las,, that Frank R . O'Brien,
S up er'dn_tendent of Highways Of the Town Of Mc?liaro-
neck, �I�Testchester County. Ide,>> Ycrk, has recommeno'ed
the purchase of a Chevrolet 2-Ton Dump T-ucc at
a, cost not to ex-eed $3, 500 . "'::� a ord TV;Idcr
Sedan at a. cost not .`,O „__ce'ec.µ' 2,2p 0. The Town
Board of the To'wr of Ma:'iaronc-ck Will :meet at the
COt:nicil Room of the Weaver Street -' ire NOUS-,
Weaver Street, LarcI=ont, New York, on the 20th
day of February, 1952, of 8; 15 P v _vT. to consider
s"�ch purchases ®
The Supervisor presented a resoluti^n received from the Village of
Vaina Toneck, authorizing the sale Gf Elock 944), Parcel 149, to Jane
Cornell. This was a'ccuired by the v-llage by foreclosure in rep,_,
On motion by COuncii,^_an Kane, seconded by Councilman Embury, the follcv,_
in.g resolut cr. 7,7 a S, upon roll call, unanLmously adopted,
4RE3C, t'--e Village Of : $rOn2 ci, through the institution of
an action in the County Court of 7i7estchester County, en';itied "In. "'the
Matt-er of the Foreclosure of Taw Liens pursuant to Article VII-A, Title
3 of the Tax Lana by the Village of Mamaroneck, List of De , incuent Taxes
for 19w594 has become and now is the owner of a number of -parcels of
real estate 'situate in the Village of I'Aanar oneck and Town of Marnar o-
__ p and
'S
. ?;iR�.ERE it.�, rJp COtrx t'_^_e Village of n:.atnal'One Cii and t'_'1^c Town Of i`7a"':1arC-
r_eck held tax liens on said parcels of real property; and
5ii; EPE,A.S pursuant to Section 16,1 ti of the Tax Latd, an agreement
was entered into bet'n*een the Village of i' an.& Gnec_r and the Tclnn of
Mamaroneck, which, among other things, set forth the interests of
said municipalities mn the properties being foreclosed., the manner
of the sale of said properties, and the .Wanner of the d-stributio'n Of
the proceeds received from said sales; and
EvE r' the Village Gf Ma:aaroneck has, pursuant to an agreer=t
a
had with the Town of Mamaroneck, advertysed for an has heretofore re-
ceived bids on certain. prope°r't '.. ec Ofime by the Tows of TTamaroneck as
well as on certain. _°operties C'.,'ned by the Village of Mamarone_,& in
the Town of Mamaroneck; and
WHEREAS the Board of Trustees Of t"l..c Village o`_' "_•tai ar GneCk i'!aS
given consideration thereto and after =due delfberatiGn, accepted the
bids hereinafter listed as to price and terns therein set crthj and
WHERE.t.S, since receipt Cf said bids, this Board has gi`Sen con--
sfderaraGn thereto, and after due deliberation, it is
M
REQLVED that the bids hereinafter lasted be
accepted at the price and terms herein set
forth-
LIST OF BIDS ACCEPTED., IN SECTION 9
for client
Supervisor Mandeville requested a resolution appointing to the Lost
of Assessment 'Clerk, Charles Kane, whose name appears on the eligible
list, received from the Personnel Officer of the County of Westchester.
On motion. by Councilman Embury, seconded by Councilman Taterman, it
was, upon roil call (Councilman Lane not voting) unanimously
RESOLVED ttat Charles F . Bane be -and he hereby is
appointed Assessment Clerk of the Town of Mamaro-
neck on a probationary basis at the annual salary
of $2,920
The Supervisor submitted a claim r'ecei Ted from Hr. y M3chler El.snop,
99 North Chatsworth Avenue, in the amount of y"119 . for expense incurred
in connection with a- sewer stoppage.
The Supervisor said he had reviewed is 'matter and :.elieves the claim
is justified.
The Clerk was instructed to take this matter up with the Town' s insur-
ance rbc__,
The Supervisor reported that Mr. Robert A. Maheu, at the Tan Lien
sale, held Nay 23, 1951, purchased his own lien and "id 25%, leaving
_ .balance of $575 .61 He failed to make payment of the balance which
was dub in 10 days, Out pending his efforts to try and save his pro-
perty5 the lien was not re®sGld until January 16, 1952•
This Was done -pursuant to an advertisement of re-sale which was pub-
lished December 26, 1951, art January 2 and 9, 1952. The publication
was authorized by resolution of the Town Board, passed December 5, 195 ,
at the request of the Receiver of Taxes .
The day following- the sake, the Receiver of Taxes received a check
for 15 x`5 .61, with the request that it be accepted in full payment of
the lien and, because of the circumstances surrounding this situation,
the Supervisor recommended to the Board that tii.t_S be done and the
Receiver of Taxes be authorized to accept in full payment of this
lien, the amount represented by the original amount of the lie-_, plus
in.tereat and penalties from the date of sale-, and to give credit
against this amount of the 25% payment wade by Robert A. _ia eu.
On motion by Councilman Embury, seconded by Councilman Kane, it easy
upon roll call, unanimously
RESOLVED that the c ,� er of Taxes be and he
d.
_..-.-. hereby is authorized accept full payment
of the Tax Lien (No. 287, sold May 23, 1351)
on block 504, Parcel 25, plus interest and
727a1ti es from the date of sale, giving credit
for a182. paid on account of the lien on the
date of the sale by Mr. Robert A. Maheu.
The Supervisor presented Extension of Lease with the Yestchester
County Park Commission, covering the use of several parcels of vacant
land on the Pelham-Port Chester Parkway, used by the Para Department,
which Extension is for one year, ending December 31, 1952, at an annual
rental of vv'?
Total
Town
Village
assessed
Ell.
=ar .
Sean Eli .
Lot Bidder Amount
7alua:t; or Terms
949
149
9 94
5 Jane Cornell C766.70
Q2,300 Cash
for client
Supervisor Mandeville requested a resolution appointing to the Lost
of Assessment 'Clerk, Charles Kane, whose name appears on the eligible
list, received from the Personnel Officer of the County of Westchester.
On motion. by Councilman Embury, seconded by Councilman Taterman, it
was, upon roil call (Councilman Lane not voting) unanimously
RESOLVED ttat Charles F . Bane be -and he hereby is
appointed Assessment Clerk of the Town of Mamaro-
neck on a probationary basis at the annual salary
of $2,920
The Supervisor submitted a claim r'ecei Ted from Hr. y M3chler El.snop,
99 North Chatsworth Avenue, in the amount of y"119 . for expense incurred
in connection with a- sewer stoppage.
The Supervisor said he had reviewed is 'matter and :.elieves the claim
is justified.
The Clerk was instructed to take this matter up with the Town' s insur-
ance rbc__,
The Supervisor reported that Mr. Robert A. Maheu, at the Tan Lien
sale, held Nay 23, 1951, purchased his own lien and "id 25%, leaving
_ .balance of $575 .61 He failed to make payment of the balance which
was dub in 10 days, Out pending his efforts to try and save his pro-
perty5 the lien was not re®sGld until January 16, 1952•
This Was done -pursuant to an advertisement of re-sale which was pub-
lished December 26, 1951, art January 2 and 9, 1952. The publication
was authorized by resolution of the Town Board, passed December 5, 195 ,
at the request of the Receiver of Taxes .
The day following- the sake, the Receiver of Taxes received a check
for 15 x`5 .61, with the request that it be accepted in full payment of
the lien and, because of the circumstances surrounding this situation,
the Supervisor recommended to the Board that tii.t_S be done and the
Receiver of Taxes be authorized to accept in full payment of this
lien, the amount represented by the original amount of the lie-_, plus
in.tereat and penalties from the date of sale-, and to give credit
against this amount of the 25% payment wade by Robert A. _ia eu.
On motion by Councilman Embury, seconded by Councilman Kane, it easy
upon roll call, unanimously
RESOLVED that the c ,� er of Taxes be and he
d.
_..-.-. hereby is authorized accept full payment
of the Tax Lien (No. 287, sold May 23, 1351)
on block 504, Parcel 25, plus interest and
727a1ti es from the date of sale, giving credit
for a182. paid on account of the lien on the
date of the sale by Mr. Robert A. Maheu.
The Supervisor presented Extension of Lease with the Yestchester
County Park Commission, covering the use of several parcels of vacant
land on the Pelham-Port Chester Parkway, used by the Para Department,
which Extension is for one year, ending December 31, 1952, at an annual
rental of vv'?
7117 I
On motion by Councilman E: bury, seconded by Councilman • atc mc 9
it
was unanimously
RESOLVED that the Supervisor be and he hereby is
authorized to sagn. the Extension of Lease with the
Westchester County Park Commission, covering the
use of several parcels of vacant land situate on
Sheet. 9, Pelham Fort Chester Parkway, for a further
period of one year, ending December- 31, 1952, at
_. the same annual rental of old
The Supervisor requested a resolution authorizing the publication of
his .?nnua_ Report.
On notion by Councilman Kane, seconder by Councilman Embury-, it was
unanimously
RESULTED that the wE pervisorRs Annual 'deport for the
year 1951 be published in the Mamaroneck Daily Times
on February 27, 1952
The Supervisor presented the Annual Report of the Police Department for
the year 1951, which report was ordered received and filed.
Supervisor Mandeville presented the following petitions received from
the Assessor for the correction of the assessment roll so as to permit
the apportionment of tares and on motion by Councilman Kane, seconded
by Councilman j'Jaterman, the following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, the Assessor has presented petitions for the correction
of the Assessment Roll for certain years, pursuant to the provisions
of Section 557, Article 16 of the Westchester County Administrative
Code, known as the Testchester County Tax Law; and
WHEREAS, after due consideration, this Board finds it desirable
to grant said petitions for the correction of said assessment roll,
NOW, THEREFORE, EE TT
RESOLVED that the assessment roil of 1951, tares of
1952, which shows property now appearing on the roll
as follows:
Block Parcel Nave Land. Improvement Total
107 376 Edwa 1 . Felkoff a V. x.62050 6,250 14,300
be corrected as follows in accordance with the
provisions of subdivision 3 of Section 557:
Block Parcel Aare land im2royement Total
107 376 Edw. 1 . Felko2 & }d1 � 21700 2,700
107 384 William Lang i Y. 3,350 3,250 119600
- URNER RESOLVED that the assessment roll of 1951,
tares of 1952; 'which sows property now appearing on
the roll as follows.-
Block Parcel Tame Lend Im2rovement Total;
124 445 Frank Polera. 2, 200 5; 000 7, 203
be corrected as follows in accordance with the
provisions of subdivision 5 of Section 557:
i
I
739
_G'c_�E
''a -_Gl
lq a� _Ie
La.nd
Tli
Raymond. H . :=apernow
;ji 750
24
445
Fran? ;=olera.
� 750
of s bdivif ion 5 of
750
124
553
'danifred. Gilmore
1,250
5,000
0;250
FUF: :Ei RESOLVED that the assessment
roil of
1951,
350
412
taxes of
1952, which snows property-
now apoearirg
on
the roll
as follows:
Block
?parcel
-'dame
Land
otal
223
,c4
Clifford. s Cross I i o
'
5,7 �5
5,g00
ll, 575
be corrected
as ioJ_1Q17s in accordance
with
the
pro`.Tis ons of subdivision 5 Gf Section
5570
Elocl,:
Parcoi
'd=.a=e
L.a rid
1L">'vro v ement
"_'otal
223
304
Gaetano acocel' la & 'Lm
200
200
223
305
247®7 ?,'est 15th St. Ccr•p.
5, 575
5, 00
11,375
FTiJRT`�ER FESOIIi/ED that- the aSSesSme7nt roll of 1-951,
ts_ es of 1752, Tt',l Lch s o'vs ;,;rope y now ar Nearing On
the Toll as follows;
Floc'_: S'2rcel
'N1am_-
La':'id. on!Y
412
648
Raymond. H . :=apernow
;ji 750
be Corr-acted as fol1G'Js in accorcIance
with -,is
pro=s sions
of s bdivif ion 5 of
SeCd 55'i=
_._..
ble arCE2.
!\i8:i!v
and on' 7,7
_ 4 12
043
Raymond n"r'e-rnow
350
412
o5)
Marshall De '\T'oylesj
urm �0u
FiiRT=t RE SOT VED that the asseSsfi_ent roll of 1951,
taxes of 7-752; .J'_".i ,`S' ^2' r_. no yn:� np
cox snows r� j w ��ear ..�
�he roll a.s cl1o:,.u.
be corrected as --Follow--- in acc^rdance - itr -he
pr0 %isions of SUbdi'714sion 5 of Section 5570
.ti�' Oc 5-rCEJ_ i',Tam2 Land C_'7.,
-Y'
012 430 Joseph Grassi 3,500
012 437 Pet ET au-C 3,500
FUR THER RESOLVED that the assessment roll of ' 751
;,axes Of 1952; ?'hich snows propErty now appearing on
'he roll as f � O'r-S:
io Cti `ca- Ce1 '_N arie Lard
654 George Gm Sicard
b2 rreCted as follows in aCccrc_arCe wit' the
pr C?; SionS S 'u " Z7iSiGi: 5 of Section 557:
c ^O.rc a I\T:=me Land onl_}�
712 054 Leo Sternberg L 7 1,^r 00
712 058 Zen.a„ B?cc_� a ? 1,700
J12
430
ilGseph G:L,aS si
be corrected as --Follow--- in acc^rdance - itr -he
pr0 %isions of SUbdi'714sion 5 of Section 5570
.ti�' Oc 5-rCEJ_ i',Tam2 Land C_'7.,
-Y'
012 430 Joseph Grassi 3,500
012 437 Pet ET au-C 3,500
FUR THER RESOLVED that the assessment roll of ' 751
;,axes Of 1952; ?'hich snows propErty now appearing on
'he roll as f � O'r-S:
io Cti `ca- Ce1 '_N arie Lard
654 George Gm Sicard
b2 rreCted as follows in aCccrc_arCe wit' the
pr C?; SionS S 'u " Z7iSiGi: 5 of Section 557:
c ^O.rc a I\T:=me Land onl_}�
712 054 Leo Sternberg L 7 1,^r 00
712 058 Zen.a„ B?cc_� a ? 1,700
Ft'e T .EF.
RESOLVED that the
a.ssesz,ent roll of
1951,
'es of
1;52, =.rider shows
;,ro,e ty- now appearing on
the roll
as follows:
EIoc' a arcel
NT _ril e
Land
I m-r ,---",
722 465
Sound7,Tiew P ar_or
Est . w8,8G0
12$000
be corrected as follows in accordance with the
prov isioTMis o su:hdi;Tfsian a c' Section
Bloc''. ^c:cl =#ame Land
120. 465 ?m. T . Crawford & Cdr. 82200
722 486 Margaret L . Doody 500
_ 741
Total
20, BOG
Improvement Total
12,000 20$200
60O
FURTHER RESOLVED that the assessment roll of 195=,
tales of 1952, wh=ch shows -ro'Jerty now appearing on
tr_e roll as follc ,Ts.
'-',l o%'_i ar,cel Tel ams La-n.. T r Cdr^
8'Gl 512 muo-ene Dc ou"_°n0 3,G'.iV sGG
be corrected as follows in accordance -.-ith. 'he
Coro`-'Sloes of iu.bdi17_ision 5 of SectiCn 557®
L`!.C%�i ...r%el "'T - L a__... ` n oro c '_en_
Out 512 Ac_hi_12 __s R e c c h i a � 3v0
322 E-u n.e D2 ."v.,urnC 1pC5U 13v
�iG
,E:S07 VlL that the assess.:e'"_t roll of 1195 ,
t;._ eS of 1952f -h Siio7-Ts ,oper �v no, Ci; .;ear ,ng on
"she r311 as follows:
lr
L�..�nni._�. -'ar'Ce_ N!?°re j..and TY^.'" CT__.:t?vi.t
825 369 ' .:I Carrpinc) I 4y030
be cor ected as follows in ccordanc. -.Tith the
prCGisions of subdivision 5 of Sect-!= 557:
31 ccz: a " ii F_me Lan I-ipro T e t
825 369
825 373 MiChael Carpino ". l,BOC 4, 000
FURTHER RESOLVED that the a:ssessilent roll of 1951
'ra1:2S Cf 1'JjG, �rvlC._ SYlo ^"S prGyOef Ly
11-s, rc--, as _oll-17s:
9C2 224 Ralp'_^ uroncuU— 2,U'0U
_ be ;ors°.,v _ aS =ol' o, s in w .,crcunce T: r+'I�
;r isions of sabd_7 sion 5 of Section 557<
B=e Land only
9O2 224 ,.
Fa! ,D'n _oe n _st `350
9O� 229 Q? Wd 970
902 %3J TCC_I_a aoro °l . IU0
Otc.A
3,100
T to
530
1,7510
750
Total
7,'030
To cal
1,203
5, 800
C
=71 "R ]RIEZOLVED Iti, at the assess ent rot! of ' 5'
taxss J f _lily waic"I sLows pro-1,erty n, --w pearin� on
,,he as follo-,7s;
T_ n Cx 'D a r 2 a `t�ame Land on!
916 74 A I Ll _3 1r)a s
Is cori�ecte_' as foI10-1-s LY -,x-Itzi the
-Oro7e� Slone of
subdi7Tision 5 of Sectior 557-
31oak TIarcel T Ili_='_Iie Land oni
Cl I
74' ?atT-*c-', a
c1 C- i I 31"es Iv
i�oll of 1051P
_a=s 795---1
�, �L - wl c sIL c ?pear n3
the ioli as follows.
31 oc k a e 7
N a_m e Lan6 !-r2i,cvemcnt
937 64 Dav'.. �. Mcmavisa -u7. (_,450 1/,300
be Corrected as follows in accordance wi-`"I the
pr3-,TIsionS of subfti'vision 5 of Section 557:
3loc',
Pn.2Ce-,
N e m e
T =n-'. !in t
j37
.:4
7-ho-m a s 11 i L e-,.-T i S
12, -0(i
1,37
-75
I
Ja,,-,ies Le-�,Tis -I TT
i,
3,450
Or _,.iotion by Councilman Kane, seconded, by Counciinan '-ate fan, the
.1
resclutIonwas, upon.. Mclll call, unanfnously adopted.
7431
Total
°i DU
To ba!
15,300
3,450
=E' Sy '-qe Town ai,_afoneC: throazh the ilnstftution of an
7T- the "-Irtter cif t--e
Foreclosure of 'TaX T ' ens 2ursuant to article jilT-Ay Title 3 of the- TaX LaTi,
by the To T1 of Mannalroneoz-'-p List of D2-1 __ -Ln�uent 'E= xec_7 'or 192711 has become
I - 4
and n-,,, is the cil^m_e.- of a ncunbar of parcels of real -estate sit-aa te in the
Jr-incorporated Section of the To7-Tn of 'MIa-,Iaronecx; and
,THERE.LS, the '1 y r Of "Ka--laro-ack ad-rertlsed for b-'ds and held a ;)u'---
2_4C auction o-,j 7ajyd _y and received bi-f -7 on cer-tair of said
parcels of -.-eal estate now owned by the Town of Mlamaroneck; and
IILHEaEAS, since the reCeipt of said bids� this 3card has given care-
ful consideration thereto. and after d-je de-liberation, it is
RESOLVED that the bids hereinafter lasted by
accepted at the orice and terms therein set forth:
T -S" OF BT S A T17�IT
.. 'CCEPTED IIN SECTIONS I 1 tl-- US T_VE
Assessed Sales
Block Parc
Mr. Forest said he had received _ C'ilecti_Ve f'_'O_T: the County Civil
Defense Office concernir? the Federal allocat ' On ..^, n'" S ''nt;�
o 1 f funds t0 said county
and local 1_0=unities . The Federal Government has allccateC, rL`ain
funds for vivii Defense in lOca_ cOP1'ti=wnities i,_ se e _ h ' �'h have
LnG.. areas v7__b h�_T"
set Up rescue work souads, conmunications and warning SySte.ls. The
amount allocate for radio amounts to $12, DC�G ifn 'Aestchester County-.
He said lice had tried to learn what the recce rerrien'ts would be for an
adequate set---up in Our ra'i-'.o rooln, Ts SCUe^ ror_' and com�_,_unicatifons . -We
iJe1 ..cV2S c radio station�iCn OP :Ilu7 c`.J�e i0 a,^,'t. ,".O:'!t Ol C`e�7-`.=' •,Ti7 b?
-__.. Tee_lli_e0 The lar"'eL ex-else -v2 ! ._ .'._n connection with „es r.?pPir
o - e` `vlG__ NL o__ e ..l.:e
in 'n lichfMIT , Arank i)ic..,�-att has tHr..2n a course lbany. He believes
a rescue scuad with equipment M'i11 be rece s rye the squadf- tC nnns'f st
C1 iJ men +o�et'n-e- witl c. trlacrT to carry the eoufp?_ent.
The Ile truck S17GU1 - be Standing by, fully eCjU_ii r?eQ and ready for t'_12
rescue squad to work. At the present tirle there are no qualified
and no equipment.
i�1r , O �Trlen Said he had been informed by COf"Lli i ns' E g t 1
SS Ox_.,P _i�ruiTlb vT7.$t 1LS
?ten (Public 1, Grks) must be available to the County and , therefore, w 11
not be available to the kcal Director,
MT. Forest agreed that local municipalities do not have c3ntro-L over
the.i.T" own 'ublic 'a'Orks Departments.
Mr. Forest went On to Say that he has beer, infor_mied that the Federal
Government -has rude up a ° kitwy _, Or rescue at a reduced price
'.vv!s74G They have -asked_ _for an ind Cation fron ilm that whatever
money the County contributes will _ce Y:1 n ht � by 'h m .rn ,a
- N.. _,. Ci1.@ Or t._2t .�� t,_e LC'.,.t. and
Village . He wants tG secure these _'fUTub because if he does-It. they
7ey
will go to somebody else. The money is there if needed.
The Town has paid for its Own fire alarm system which. ` no d
v._ being use
or Vmn,. Defense. The Town has a Very good System but ',ras neces-
sary to install three sirens in the Illae to prove its Sys`terG.
o,-
°1P. forest Submitted t_ne f0110Wing pP'.Ces:
$1,700. for a kit
1, 203. for alarm system
500, for -radio equipment
He said he would like an indication that the TOr71 il-I match the County' S
Contribution.
The Supervisor suggested a resolution authorizing the Director t0 Cv^ll"t-
th^c Town) up t0 $1,jl 'G. at ',,is G:LSCreti^71.
Tpon motion C = )- to :- seconded Councilmen E.,.
bury,CGUnc�_ an '�la ,a.1, s �oncn,. b'� Coin cil _ u'ry, it
was unanimously
RESOLVED that John E . 7or=- t, Deouty LOca.i D1rector,
v_ vs_v—L Defense, be and n- here U�% ' _v.t Z1GP 1__U -
n N
c ni
mit the Torn Gf UM- ronee to the enten- „
; o $1 00<
at his discretion, for Civil Defense ,
Tr1e Supervisor requested. a resolution appoi'-^ting Councilman Eir burry'
Deputy vUperViSOr,
747
On notion by Councilman 1m'aterman, seconded by Councilman Kane (Council-
man Embury not voting) it was unanimously
that Z)?.vau A. if^_bUi T be and he hereby
is appointed Deputy Supervisor of the Town of
Mamaroneck.
There being no further business to come before the meeting, it adjourned
- at 10: 33 P . M. to meet again on February 20th.
own clerk
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