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miNuTE'S OF' A SPECIAL T�EETIiVG OF THE 'iOVI1 BOARD OF iiE TO-011 OF _HA1%1AR0 .-
tiECa, HELD DECE EhR 17, 1953, Ii9 T'H" AUDITORIU11A Or allE Ej� _VER S ''RELT
FIFA HOUSE, CORKER OF EDGE-1,00D LVLNUE dD WEAVER STFEET, T0wli OF
M yh.zOiVECK.
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PRESENT: Supervisor Mandeville
Councilmen Embury, Kane, 4Yaterman, and McKeever
SBSEIuT: hone
Presence was also noted of Mr. Gronberg, Town Cierk, Mr. Delius, Town
Attorney, Mr. O'Brien, Superintendent of Highways, Mr. McEvoy, Assessor,
and. Mr. C. Benjamin Brush, Jr., Councilman Elect to the Town Eoard.
The Supervisor called the meeting to order at 8: 15 P . M.
The Supervisor called on Mr. Edmund B. Van Hook, 198 weaver Street,
who gave a brief summary of the situation regarding 65 Palmer Avenue.
He also, at the request, of the Supervisor, read a letter, dated
December 3, 1952, which had been sent to various organizations.
lir. Richard Frowenfeld, 28 Iselin Terrace, representing the Pine
Brook Association, addressed the meeting repeating the objections to
the apartment at 65 Palmer Avenue.
Mr. Price Topping reported. for the Committee which had been appointed
by the Supervisor at the last, rieetiJng to try to work out some agree-
able settlement of this .natter. Topping said they had not had
sufficient time, and requested a further extension. Most of the co:^-
mitzee, he said, had been out of Town at various times during the
past month.
sir. Laurence :obel said tie had first learned o his appointment to
- the committee through the newspaper. He also reported on the diffi-
cu¢ties encountered by the committee.
'Mr. Frank Gironda, 11 Cabot Road, spoke in favor of tune apartment
house.
Tne following registered opposition:
;�Ir. Frahik X. 0"Donne ll, Palmer Avernae
Mr. R. J. DeLargy, 23 Vanderberg Avenue
Mr. Ferris Faulkern, 2 'Vanderberg P.venue
Mr. John Barry, 69 Carleon Avenue
Mr. Kane stated that he had agreed -o the appointment of a committee
at the last meeting only because tie had been assured that a decision
would be reached at this meeting tonight. Originally, he had been
against the appointment of a committee because 'ne felt the matter had
dragged on long enough.
Councilman Z< aterman said lie nad understood that the committee was to
meet with Supeer?iisor Mandeviile, Judge Close and the 'T'OS,in kttorney,
to discuss the matter. Lt the time of the date set for the meeting,
Judge Close had been out of Town and the Supervisor had been iii, so
there had not been a. fair Opportunity to discuss the matter.
___.. iAr. Topping agreed, and Said it seemed tune appointment Of t1!2 com-
mittee had been a futile gesture if they were not to be allowed to try
to ream some agreement.
SIr. Barry said he would like to have an opportunity to talk with Judge
Close.
Councilman Waterman Said that Judge Close' s opinion states that the
questions involved are those of fact, the issue of wnicin cannot be
determined in advance of a trial.
1'ir. Topping said the executive conimittee of the Howell Park Associa-
tion is definitely resolved to proceed Witt_ legal proceedings, if the
Board' s decision is adverse and they will be supported by other civic
associations of the Town. re also has been given to understand that
Shapiro Construction Company will not go to Court.
-- 4r. Johnston said lir. Douglas S mite, his ciie-rt anct the owner of 65
Palmer Avenue, will take the matter to court if necessary.
The Clerk presented a letter, dated December 16, 1953, froze_ Pinebrook
District Property Owners' Association, Inc . , advising that tnat 1llsSoCia-
tion is not in agreeilent with the resolution proposed by itr. 'Popping
and seconded by Mr. Rubinger.
The Clerk then ,resented letters and resolutions in support of the
petition or resolution requesting that 65 Palmer Avenue be re-zoned,
from tiie following*
narcnmont hills Civic Association, A. G. Bogardus, President - resolution
Larchmont Gardens Civic Association, W. I.P . O'Connor, president, letter,
dated December 17, 1953
Woodbine Parr. Association, Eric Singleton, President, - letter, dated
December 4. 1953
Sixth District home Owners' Association, Ferris Faulkner, President, -
letter, dated December 15, 1953
LarCiLmOnt 'Park r.ssociation, Andrew F. Steele, President, - resolution,
dated December 15, 1953
In reply to questions, 1Kr. Joseph ,lohnston submitted a letter, dated
December 15, 1953, from tviilton Kleban, Vice President, giving the cri-
teria which would be acceptable to iii. Shapiro L Son Construction Co. ,
Inc. , in cor_nection with any building they might erect at 65 Palmer
Avenue.
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Tne Board now took up the regular order of business and the Clerk sub-
mitted an affidavit of publication of a notice of public hearing, pur-
suant to Section 130 of the Torn Law for the purpose of considering
certain amendments to the General Ordinances of the 'Io?,m of Mamaroneck,
to be held at the Weaver Street Fire 'riouse, corner of 6Jeaver Street
and Edgewood Avenue in the Town of Mamaroneck, on December 17, 19533
at 8:15
ilr. Richard koitack appeared and requested that he be allowed certain
relief from the strict parkirig regulations in the vicinity of iris home,
if the proposed amendments are adopted. It was d.ecid_ed tnis woulc be
amatter for the Police Department.
Mr. L'dater'nan wished to know if Sie were correct in understanding that
this a_:"endient will maKe par ling more difficult and, therefore, the
.on of additional. _ 1 municipal parking space more necessary.
After discussion, on motion by Councilman Embury, secoded by Council
man Waterman (with the understanding t..a.t so_lletning will definitely be
done to provide additional par=—ig area), -_t was unani=Rlousiy
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REOSOLV'ED that Chapter II Section 7 of the General
Ordinance of the Town of Mamaroneck, (UEE OF STREETS,
HIGbr:AY"S, ETC.) as last amended July 1, 1953, be
amended so as to read as follows:
Section 7. T'ne following regulations regarding
liinitation of parking in congested areas in the
Town of Mamaroneck outside of the Villages of
Laron--nont and _Mamaroneck, are hereby establis_led,
provided suitable signs are posted:
A. AREA SURROUuDIivG THE idliid rir_VEN RtTLROhD S'T'ATIOIN T
LhRCr°IO T.
1. i4YETLE bOULEV'ARD
(a) On either side - No parking 50 feet west
of tiie corner of Nortn Cnatsworth Avenue.
(b) On the South side - beginning at a point
50 feet west of t?,e corner of North Cnatsworth
Avenue and runiin. west 200 feet, parking must
be with front wheels to curb and limited to one
hour from 3 E. M. to 6 P . M. , except Sundays
and- holidays.
(c) Between murray Avenue and 'vine Street -
No parking on either side.
(d) On the idorth side - No perking from -ine Street
to Cabot Road.
(e) On the South side - Between Cabot Road and
Preston Street,-parking limited to one hour from
3 r.. M. to 1 P . M. , except Saturdays, Sundays
and holidays.
(f) ado parkin. between Vine Street and Ltadison
Avenue between 2 _- -H. and 6 A. M.
(g) On the Soutn side - Flo parking 260 feet west
of Cabot Road.
(h) On the North side - No parking 50 feet east
or west of Preston Street.
(i} On either side - from Preston Street to Beaver
Street, parking limited to one hour S A. =t. to
i P . M. , except Saturdays, Sundays and holidays .
2. BALM- I S'I:NEE'T
ibo parking on either side.
3. XORT_K CniI S4;JOR'iti AVEivUI
(a) On west side between :Myrtle Boulevard. and New
Haven railroad Bridge, all parking With rear wheels
to curb and limited to 30 minutes from 6 A. M. to
S P. iM. , except Sundays and holidays.
(b) On either side - From Myrtle boulevard to
Garfield Street, parking limited to one hour from
a A. M. to li A: iN:. , except Saturdays, Sundays
and 'holidays.
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(c) On west side - no parking witnin 50 feet
of Garfield Street in either northerly or
soutneriy direction.
(d) no parking between the Railroad Bridge
and Garfield Street between 2 A. M. and 6 A. M.
i;. MURRAY AVENUE
(a) Do parking from Myrtle Boulevard to County
Parkway Bridge on east sine.
(b) On west side from Edgewood Avenue to Myrtle
Boulevard, parking limited to one hour from S A. M.
to 11 A. M. , except Saturdays, Sundays and 'holidays.
(c) No parking between Myrtle Boulevard and
Edgewood Avenue between 2 A. M. and 6 A. M.
5 . CABOT ROAD
(a) On either side - Parking is limited to one
hour from 8 A. M. to 1 P . M. , except Saturdays,
Sundays and holidays .
(b) On the nest side - Do parking from the
Railroad parking space 260 feet north.
6. THOMPSON STREET
On either side - parking limited to one hour from
a A. M. to 1 P . i,. , except Saturdays, Sundays and
holidays.
7. LEAFY LANE
(a) On the south side - No parking 200 feet east of
Murray Avenue.
(b) On the north side - No parking 50 feet east of
Hurray Avenue.
8. DEPOT WAY
No parking on either side.
9. PREST01 STREET
On either side - Parking limited to one hour from
S A. M. to 1 P. M. , except Saturdays, Sundays and
holidays.
10. VINE STREET
No parking either side.
B. AREA ARUURD kPARTNEOT HOUSES, I.E. LARCHMONT ACRES, iIVOTTY
KAOLLS AND ALDEN HOUSE APARTMENTS
1. RICHBELL ROAD (From Palmer Avenue to 6he village of
Mamaroneck line)
(a) West side - No parking between 2 A. M. and 6 A. M.
(b) East side - No parking between 2 A. M. and 6 A. M.
(c) On either side - No parking from Palmer Avenue for
100 feet south.
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2. BLhTON ROAD
(a) On East side - -No parking �
(b) On blest side - Eo parking between 2 A. M. and_ 6 A. M.
(c) On Hest side - No parking from PaGner Avenue for 50
feet south.
3. P�LMEI
(a) On North side - No parking from Merritt Street to the
Mainaroneck Viilage line.
(b) On South side - No parking from Barton Road to the
ila_garoneck Viilage line between 2 A. M. and 6 A.
(c) On Soutri side - No parking for 75 feet east or west from
Richbell Road.
(d) On the South. side - No parking from High School entrance
for 50 feet west.
L . ALLE-N RUAD
(a) On East side - wo parking between the Boston Post Road
and Copley Road.
(b) On the West side - No parking between the Boston Post
Road and Copley Road, between tree Hours 2 r, vi. and 6 A. M.
(c) PJo parking either side fro:: Copley Road for 100 feet
north.
5, C0 73LEY ROAD
(a) On Nortn side - iuo parking between Alden Road and
Kenmare Road.
(b) On South side - No parking between Alden Road and
Kenmare Road between the hours of 2 A. M. and 6 A. M.
(c) On South side - No perking from Alden Road for 5O feet
east.
(d) On South side - No parking between signs at the entrance
to the Alden house.
6. Nii;RRTTT STREET
ldo parking on either side.
7. MADISOI STREET
On T•rest side - From , ashington Street 100 feet ;youth, 2 nark-
ing from S A. M. to 4 P. idi. , except Saturdays, Sundays and
hoiidays.
S. GARFIELD ST'REE'T'
On the dortn side, no parking from North Chatsworth Avenue
for 50 feet west.
9 . NORTri CHA'dSIr..ORTH AvENUE
(a) On the blest side - No parking for 50 feet between signs
at the entrance to tine Stonecrest Apartments, and for 50 feet
between signs at tine entrance to the 7 arcnmont Hilis Apart-
. lne nt s.
(b) On the rust side - _1uo parking for 50 feet between the
sia-ns F+ ?Pm e-trance $n +-h Ch.a.'tcvnrtn (G'arr�an,s G pr .-pan
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C. OTTER C&GES EE AREAS
1. GARFIELD STREET
On South. side - No parking between North Chatsworth Avenue
and :Madison Street.
2. DILLOI ROAD
(a) On West side - No parking between the Boston Post
Road and Chester Place.
(b) On East side - No parking between the Boston Post
Road and Chester Place between the tours of 2 A. T. and
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(c) On East side - No parking from Parkiand Avenue for
60 feet north.
3® PA KLoAD AVENUE
(a) On either side - No parting_ ffom Diiion Road for 50
feet east.
(b) No parking either side from 2 A. M. to 6 E. M.
� . EDGZWOOD k LnUE
On South side - No parking from Police Headquarters to
heaver Street.
5 . HILLCREST AVENUE
(a) On South side - No parking from Judson Street for 60
feet east.
(b) On South side - No Narking from .leaver Street for 300
feet west.
6. WINGED FOOT DRIVE
On East side - duo parking from Dundee Road 300 feet north.
D. AREA SURROUNDING SCHOOLS
1. HURRAY AVENUE
On both sides - From a point 170 feet south of Forest
Avenue to a point 400 feet south of Forest Avenue, io
parking or stopping during scnool hours.
2. rAR1ON DRIVE
(a) On South side - No parking 200 feet east from ?leaver
Street.
(b) On north side - No parking 25 feet east from Weaver
Street.
3. DAYMO1v TERRACE
On vest side - No parking from Senate Place for 200 feet
north.
4. 'iEATkER LANE'
No parking either side
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E. AREA SURROUNDING COUNTY PARKS OR PARKWAYS
1. OLD I HI'TE 2LnIRS ROAD
From Griffen Avenue south to the village of Mamaroneck
boundary line - No parking between 8 A- M. and 8 P . M.
Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
2. 4'IESLEYAN AVENUE
No parking between 8 A. M. and 8 P. M. , Saturdays,
Sundays and holidays.
RESOLVED that Chapter IV of the General
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Ordinance of t e I o�m of Mamaroneck
(PEACE InD GOOD ORDER) be amended by
adding a new section to be known as
Section 13, wriicn shall read as £olio*ors:
Section V. PROHIBITING ABAaDOhWENT OF ICE BOXES
AND REFRIGER!ICRS it PLACES ACCESSIBLE TO CHILDREV.
It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corpora-
tion to leave or permit to remain outside of any
dwelling, building, or other structure, or within
any unoccupied or abandoned building, dwelling or
other structure under his or its control, in a place
accessible to children, any abandoned, unattended or
discarded ice box, refrigerator or other container
whicn has an air-tight door or lid, snaploch or other
locking device which may not be released from the in-
side, without first removing said door or lid, snap-
iock or other locking device from said ice box, re-
frigerator or container.
RESOLVED that Cn apter I , Sections 1 and 2 of
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the General Ordinance of tae Town of Mamaroneck
(FINES ARD PENALTIES) as last amended July 1,
1953, be amended so as to read as follows:
Section 1. violation of any of the foregoing ordinances
shall be a misdemeanor and punishable by imprisonment
for not more than one year or by a. fine of not more
than 1500 for each offense, or both.
Section 2. Violation of these Ordinances shall sub-
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ject the offender, for each offense, to a civil pen-
alty not to exceed the following amounts respectively:
Chapter IIII
Sections i and 5 w 50.00
Chapter IV
Sections 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 91 WA, i2, and i3 25 .00
Chapter 'V
Sections 1 and 2 10.00
Chapter VI
Sections 1, 4, 6,7, 8, and 9 100.00
Chapter VII
Sections 2, 3, and 7 50.00
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Chapter VIII
Sections 1, 2, and li 50.00
Chapter IX
Sections 2, 61 92 iO, and 11 50.00
The pe"halties for violations as above provided shall be in addi-
tion to any fine provided for in the preceding section.
Every day or part tnereof that such violation shah continue,
shall be deemed to be a. separate and distinct violation of the
said several provisions of these -ordinances and shall render
every person liable for a. separate penalty for each such viola-
tion.
RESOLVED that Chapter II, Section 6 of the
General Ordinance of the 'Town of Mamaroneck �
(USE Or STREETS, hIGiiiiiL S, ETC. ) as last
amended July 1, 1953, be amended so as to
correct a clerical error as follows:
"Cine" Road to read B'VLae" Road
RE83iVED that Chapter I1, Section 11 of the
General Ordinance of the Town of Mamaroneck
(USE Or STREET:, HIGriiltIAYS, ETC.) as last
amended July 1, 1953, be amended so as to
correct a clerical error As follows:
Section 11. Crosswalk: ho vehicles or animal, or
pushcart, baby carriage or other device moved by
I man power si_aii stop or stay on any crosswalk or
driveway.
The minutes of November 4th, 1953, were approved as presented.
The Clerk presented a letter from the New York State .Employees'
Retirement System, dated December 4, 19532 stating that the City
of New Rocneile is currently engaged in a. long term effort leading
to the re-writing of its Zoning Ordinance and in this connection,
the inclusion of the foliok,*ing paragraphs had been suggested:
At least 10 days before the date of any public
hearing, t} e secretary of t_ e board of appeals
shall transmit a notice of such public 'nearing
to the clerk of any _municipality the bounday of
which lies 500 feet or less from the property
which is the subject of any appeal or applica-
tion®
Any agency of an adjoining r:;unacipality so
notified may submit to the board of appeals
any advisory opinion on said appeal or applica-
tion at any time prior to the rendering of a
decision.
This was referred to the Town Attorney.
The Cler_ presented a letter, dated December i6, 1953, received
from Mr . Orsino, Comptroller, requesting authorization to trans-
fer funds "';Tit_iin the 1953 budget and from surplus fuunds. Follow-
ing discussion, and on motion by Councilman McKeever, seconded by
Councilman Waterman, it was unanimously
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RESOLVED that the Comptroller and Supervisor be
and they hereby are directed to -eke transfers
within the 1953 budget and from surplus funds
as follows:
GEYIERAL TOIriV
TR.�Ie,JSFERS TO:
Department of Town Offices
Light 60.00
T'eleprione 375 .00
Office Supplies & Expenses 11000.30
De:oartment of Elections
Inspectors & Poll Clerks 32.50
Department of Receiver of Taxes
Office Supplies & Expenses 35 .00
Department of Assessor
Office Sup d ies & Expenses 30.00
-Jew iiaps 62.51
Department of Law
Traveling Expenses 20.13
Office Supplies & Expenses 175 .00
Department Justices of Peace
Supplies 100.00
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Department of Board of Appeals
Office Supciies 75 .00
Department of Enbineer
Temporary Help 1,333.32
Department of [disc. Expenditures
Publishing inotilces & Reports 25G.GO
Recreation 36.L8
TRA,i SFERE FROM
Department of Engineer
Fees Engineering Services 2,O00.00
Depa.rt_,ent of ^isc. Expenditures
Shade Tree Fund 1, 584.6
OUTSIDE vILLxGES - D'ISTRICT
I'RA'VSFE.RS 'TO:
Department of Police
Police Patrolman 894®6i
'Water, Light, Gas 36J.00
Misce= aneous 230.00
Traveling Expenses 34.4-L
Office Sup.plies 175 .00
Equipment 35 .45
Clothing ?,iG0.00
Repairs & Mai_^tenance of Puto Equipment 600®00
New Cars & C;rcles 359.`01
Rr_\iSF"'-RS FROM:
Police Detecti-ies 894.51
Traffic Signals & Signs 100.00
Insurance 923.75
.'lu _Lding Supplies 150.12 !..
Re1e.irs to : adcuarters 300.'G0
Gasoline w 'Jil 2JO.GO,
Ni �oavannir,r u'n�i_ma.�� 53.0G .
r? :-ge Su.—plies 150-C
Ra to Maintenance .L Equipment 2'v D.33
Retirement -,-stem Contributions 3 20.30
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Miscellaneous Expenditures
Pubiic Nurse
GARBAGE DISTRICT NO .D SAT . T L GI REl'.li_'.�
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TRxISFERS TG :
Salaries & '.;Roes X1,200.00
insurance 2126202
Truck Repairs 650.00
TR ISFER FROM:
Rubbish & Refuse Collections 3, 000.00
Dump Maintenance & Materials 462.82
Equipment Rental 650.00
FIRE, DISTRICT 10. 1
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TIRE Dui �tiRT� �T�1T
iRkAVER 10:
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Truck Drivers 731.25
water 35 .00
Insurance 167. 21
Katerials & SuppAes 603.00
Fire Lieutenant: 3, 1.90
Repairs & MFin.Lieutenants
BuVwing ?91.56
Equipment Repairs 230 .00
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Street Lights 500®00
TRANSFER FROy_:
surplus Funds 50040
?AvK DISTRICT NO. 1
TRANSFER TO:
Light, Power, Leases 150®00
Insurance 253,31
Materials, Shrubs, Supplies 400.00
General Equipment 381.71
TRANSFER FROM:
Capital Improvements & Replacements 1,185®02
SEWER DISTRICT V. 1
TEZ56FER TO:
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Water, Power, Telephone 130.00
Materials, Supplies & Otter Expenses 25 .00
Pump Station, iv!aintenance 50.00
TRANSFER FRO L:
Wages 175 .00
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For the record, the Clerk submitted results of the recent election;
the following being elected to office: Supervisor Mandeville, Council-
men Waterman and Brush, Town Clerk Gronberg, Henry R. Dillon, Receiver
of Taxes, Munn Brewer, Justice of the Peace, and Jeanne Gottlieb,
School Director.
The Clerk submitted the report of the Vestchester Shore Humane Society,
- Inc., for November, 3953.
The Clerk submitted the following 4 applications for dance hall licenses,
whicn have been approved by toe Building Inspector, the Fire Inspector
and the Police Chief, and upon which the Clerk will issue licenses:
The Bonnie Briar Country Club, Inc.
Ui?_ged Foote Golf Club, Inc.
ltaller' s Post Lodge
veterans of Foreign tears, V . F. W. , Post 1156
Councilman Kane reported that at the last meeting of the Incirera.tor
Commission, Mayor Washburn questioned the 41,500 item in the budget
for half the salary of the man employed at the dump. The refuse from
the Incinerator is dumped on the Town dump and a careful study indicates
that about half comes from the village and half from the Town. Mr.
Kane feels the Incinerator Commission should pay the entire amount.
The alternative would be to dump one year at the Viliage dump and the
following year at the '!own dump.
Cou ciiman _McKeever feels nothing would be gained by changing dumps .
Councilmen E_mbury and McKeever had nothing to report.
Councilman 'r'Jaterman suggested to the Board that as this was Councilman
Er: bury& s last meeting, he would like to propose a. resolution of appre-
ciation of the Town Board for the long and distinguished service of
115 brother COU'1Ci1man from ti"1,. Un1._Ca_"OOr- c,ed area, LaV'• G A. Embury, !,
and to express his vies: that F1we will miss him in the future and we hope ,.
for him, many years of civil life . We will miss his wise counsel.'T
Councilman sane seconded this .
The Supervisor said the Board tiill do something shortly after the first
of the year to show its appreciation of Councilman Emburyas service.
Mr. imbury thanled the board members and said his service on the Board
has been a wonderful experience. He believes that some younger man
should now have a chance.
Mr. Deii.us broug ht up the matter of the acceytance of Hickory Grove Drive
and after discussion, on motion by Councilman McKeever, seconded by
Councilman a atermian, it was, upon roll call, unanimously
RESOLVED that this Board hereby accepts for street purposes,
the bed of the street known as hickory Grove Teri'+%e as describe,.'., i
in deed fro!"! DeCicco, et al, and as shown on map known as Re-
vised :-lap of Part of Block 1, Bighview Ridge, situated in the
Town aad village of Mamaroneck, made by A. J . Foote, r. E.
and S., filed in the County Cierits Office, Division of 'Laa'_"i^',
Records, August 6, 1952, as Map jo. 7?86.
FURTHER R"_bOLV D that this Board also accepts an easement
or right of way from DeC,icco and wife, for a lateral
sewer from the property of R. J . Metz, premises known
as :mot 45 Block I, on Lle Neap of Hignview Ridge, situated
in the Town and village of Mamaroneck, made by A. J . Foote,
C. E. and S. , filed in the County ClerkTs Office, Division
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of nand x,.coro. dune 2 '. 1 1 as Riau Pao. 7 ' 7 and li
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running in the bed of the street inown as Highridge
Road on the said map, to ioc_land (_"venue and along
Rockland .venue to a. manLole in tine Mamaroneck Vii-
!age sewer at Grand Street and Rockland '.venue, pro-
vided, however, that in connection with the construc-
tion of this sewer, the 'To=,n be furnished with maps,
profiles and applications to the State and County
Health Departments for the connection: of this sewer
with the Village of Mamaroneck sewer.
' :iR` nER t` ELOLVED that t_lis Board accepts the check oI
Robert J . Metz in the amount of 4"1,500, upon the terms
and conditions stated in his letter to the Board, dated
December 10, 1953, the amount of which is to be appiied
toward the grading and paving of Hickory hove Drive
as shown on the aforesaid map, provided, however, that
the acceptance of said check shall be contingent upon
the issuing and granting of all necessary permits by
the State, County, village and Town for the connec-
tion of said lateral sewer.
F RTHER ESOLVL'D that the Supervisor is authorized
to sign the necessary letter addressed to the Board
of Trustees of the village of Mamaroneck, requesting
that connection be made with the village sewer at
Grand Street and Rockland Avenue, and stating that
the Town will maintain and repair t"pis sewer exten-
sion when necessary.
Mr. Delius brought up the matter of the apportionment of the property
purchased by Messrs. beinraub, Magid and Rodney, and after discus-
sion, on motion by Councilman McKeever, seconded by Councilman
Embury, the following resolution was, upon roll call, unanimously
adopted:
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HEREAS, the Assessor has presented a petition for the correc-
tion of the assessment roll for certain years, pursuant to tale pro-
visions of Section 557, Article 16 of the hestchester County n m!in-
istrative Code, known as the Westchester County Tax Law; and
,viEESAS, after- due consideration, this Board finds it desira-
ble to grant said petition for the correction of said assessment
roll,
000, 1HEREFO E, BE IT
RESOLVED that the assessment roil of 1952, School
taxes of 1953 and the assessment roll of 1953, taxes
of 1954, which shows property now appearing on the
roll as follows:
Block Parcel Name Land Improvement 'T'otal
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510 1 Stanton D. Sanson 125,000 25,000 150,000
be corrected as follows, in accordance with the
provisions of subdivision 5 of Section 557:
Bloc, Parcel Name Land improvement Total
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510 1 Earle H. Rodney 33,000 -- 33, 000
510 50 Samuel Magid 21,000 5,000 26,000
510 i00 Dr. Israel Weinraub 71,000 20,000 91,000
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The ToTn attorney discussed with the Board the advisability of intro-
ducing a bill to the forthcoming session of the Legislature to j=-
vide a swimming pool to be constructed and operated jointly by the
Town and the village of 1,archmont or both the Vilia.ge of Larchmont
and one 'village of ,lamaroneck.
after some discussion of the suggestions which the attorney made, he
was instructed to write a letter to the village Boards of Darchmont
and. MamaronecjS asking them if trey were interested in sponsoring or
recommending such a bill, in view of the fact that a resolution from
the 'Village Boards would be necessary to have such a bill passed
and signed by the Governor.
Trie Supervisor presented a claim of Edward S. _r£a.rtley for car, gas,
and zlliscellaneous expenses of the Deputy Director of Civil defense
in the amount of $336.89 .
Or_ motion by Cour_cl.i_man -McKeever, seconded by Councilman Exnbury, it
was unanimously
RESOLVED that the claim. of Edward S. Hartley, Deputy
Director of Civil Defense, for car, gas a--nu miscelianeous
expenses from January 1, 1953 to December 1, 1953, in tne
amount of 8336.39, be and it hereby is approved.
F'IIR!NER RESOLVED that payment of said claim be made
out of the item in the budget for such items.
line Board now took tip the matter of tiie application by residents of
Howeli Para to re-zone ido. 65 Palmer Lvenue and after discussion,
Councilman Waterman made a motion L_2at the application t0 up-zone
the property in accordance with notice heretofore pubiisned, be
approved.
After being seconded by Councaima.n we.ne, a vote on t_iis motion
resulted as follows:
hYE,S: Councilmen lrlaterman and Kane
NOES: Councilman McKeever and E'mbury
Supervisor Mandeville - not voting
The matter was discussed furti-er and it was finally agreed that if and
whe'_7 plans were filed with tY).e Building Inspector in co-!:nection wit-n '.
an appl-- cation for a -,ermet to build, Messrs. Toj:ping, -McIviiliams, c-nd
O°Donnell would be notified.
There being no furtner business, the meeting ad.;ourned at 11: 5 P . M. ,
and irIlmediately reconvened as the Boar-f of Fire Commissioners .
Council man bfaterman presented the Fire Depart-ent claims which had
been audited by the Comptroller and approved by tae Fire Chief, end
on 7.lotion by Councilman lri,aterman, seconded by Counci i man ,ICYiee3C-r,
it was unanimously
RE63LvED that the fo lowi^.g described c-La:Lrs 'be and
they lereby are approved and tiie Supervisor and Comp-
trolier de and they hereby are authorized to pay the li
sane out of the budget for tile Eire Department:
— Chatsworth Oil w Heating Co. , Inc. X150028
Consolidated Edison Co. of i� . Y., Inc ., T,,'est. 33.39
Nestchester Joint i,ater works, Ro. 1 6.90
New York Telephone Company iic.6i
J. --uelier, Inc. 8.60
_!itc'e i Oil Corp. 67.82
Gustav C . Klein "Klein° s" 34.89
4711
Smitt-miller Co. w 29.75
McGuire Bros., Inc. 5 .00
Ramon Martinez 57.50 j
G. T. Merrell, Inc. 83.06
Vesco Fire Equipment & Service 571.90
Roberts 79.20
F & F Automotive Co. 2.59
William K. Fordyce 113.68
Fir Compressor & Pump Corp. 7. 50
Patsyas Garage 13. 20
Free Parking Service Statio 100.55
New Jersey hire Equipment Co. 170.00
American La France Foamite Corp . 31.dd
*1,732.86
Councilman Waterman brought up the matter of the appointment of
Nicholas Giacomo who replaced Niche& Gallagher in the Fire Depart- 'I
ment.
On motion by Councilman Taterman, seconded by Councilman Kane, it
was unanimously
RESOLVED that Nicholas Giacomo be and he hereby is
appointed Fire Truck Driver in the Town Fire Depart-
ment at an annual salary of 13,480 on a probationary
basis (90 days) , such appointment to be effective
as of December 16, 1953.
Councilman Waterman submitted the Fire Inspectors reports for
September and October.
There being no further business to come before the Board, it adjourned
at 11: 53 P . M. to meet again on January 13, 1954.
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