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:INUTES OF A REGULFI? MEETING OF THE TOtidN BOARD OF THE TO , OF
OF
MA ARONECK, HELD IN THE COUNCIL ROOM OF THE WEAVER STREET FIRE
HOUSE, ON JULY 19th, 1950.
Supervisor Mandeville called the meeting to order at 8: 15 P. M.
PRESENT: Supervisor Mandeville
Councilmen Embury, Watson, Waterman and McKeever
ABSENT: None
Presence was also noted of Town Attorney Delius, Town Accountant
Finson and Town Clerk Gronberg.
The Clerk presented an affidavit of publication of public hearing
for the purpose of considering certain amendments to the Bui.ding
Code or Ordinance of the Town of Mamaroneck.
The Supervisor asked if there was anyone present who wished to be
heard in favor of, or against the proposed amendments. There be-
ing none, he declared the hearing closed.
On motion by Councilman Watson, seconded by Councilman McKeever,
the following resolution was unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of Mamaroneck
hereby enacts the following amendments to the Building
Code, adopted by resolution of this Board on April 27th,
1937:
ARTICLE 11 SECTION 3 - Application for Permits. Subdivision 3
is hereby amended to read as follows:
3. All applications for building permits including altera-
tions or additions to existing buildings must be accompanied by
scale drawings in duplicate showing a plot plan, at least two
elevations and having all dimensions and distances clearly indi-
cated on such drawings, together with specifications.
ARTICLE 4 - Classification of Buildings by Type of Construc-
tion. SECTIOV 7, Subdivisions 1 to 4 inclusive are hereby amended
to read as follows:
1. For the purpose of this Ordinance, buildings shall be
classified according to the materials of construction as follows:
Frame construction
Semi-fireproof construction
Fireproof construction
2. Frame Construction. The following buildings may be of
frame construction:
(a) Residence buildings of not more than 2 1/2 stories or
25 feet in height, except community or group dwellings as
defined in Article 2, Section 3, Subdivision (b) of the
Zoning Ordinance of the ToFm of Mamaroneck, which may be
erected in conformity with the provisions of the Zoning
Ordinance with respect to fireproofing.
(b) Private garages accessory to residence buildings if for
not more than 3 automobiles and not erected within 10 feet
of any residence.
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3. Semi-fireproof Construction. The following buildings
shall be of semi-fireproof construction if not fireproof:
(a) Residence buildings more than 2 112 stories or
25 feet in height.
(b) Multiple dwellings not more than 6 stories or
70 feet in height if erected in a P/B^ Use Area and
Graduated height District as defined in the Zoning
Ordinance of the Town of 'Mamaroneck.
(c) Multiple dwellings not more than 4 stories or
46 feet in height if erected in B21 C or D Use Area
and Height Districts as defined in the Zoning Ordinance
of the Town? of Mamaroneck.
(d) Hotels and Lodging Houses not more than 4 stories
or more than 46 feet in height.
(e) Business buildings not more than 4 stories or
more than 46 feet in height excepting public garages
or buildings used for motor vehicle repair or for
gasoline service stations.
(f) Public buildings not more than 2 stories or
25 feet in height.
4. Fireproof Construction. The following buildings shall
be of fireproof construction:
(a) Multiple dwellings more than 4 stories or 46 feet in
height if erected in a B2, C or D Use Area and Height Dis-
tricts as defined in the Zoning Ordinance of the Town of
Mamaroneck.
(b) Hotels and lodging houses more than 4 stories or
46 feet in height.
( c) Business buildings more than 4 stories or 46 feet
in height.
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(d) Public buildings more than 2 stories or 25 feet
in height.
ARTICLE 4, Classification of Buildings by Tyne of Construc-
tion. Section 7 is hereby amended by adding thereto a new subdivi-
sion to be known as Subdivision 6, which shall read as follows:
6. Garages. A11 garages not combined with or attached to
other buildings other than private garages accessory to residence
buildings for not more than 3 automobiles and not erected within
10 feet of any residence shall
(a) If such garages do not exceed 1 story in height, be
of semi-fireproof construction ( if not fireproof) , provided,
however, that all columns and girders must be covered and
protected on all sides with fire resistant material of at
least one hour' s duration.
(b) If they exceed 1 story in height, be of fireproof
construction.
ARTICLE 12, ,SECTION 62 - Chimneys and Flues; Subdivision 1,
as last amended November 5, 1941, is hereby amended to read as
follows:
1. Chimneys hereafter erected shall be of approved masonry
or of reinforced concrete. They shall be supported on concrete
footings not less than 12 inches thick extending at least 4 inches
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beyond the sides of the chimney on all sides or on fireproof con-
struction. The walls shall be of sufficient thickness to withstand
„the temperatures that may be developed and shall extend at least
2 feet higher than any ridge within 10 feet. No chimneys shall be
corbelled from a wall more than 4 inches . Weather-proofed metal
flashing shall be built in where the chimney passes through the roof.
They shall have flue linings not less than 5/8 inch thick,
made to withstand without softening, the temperatures to which they
will be subjected, built in during construction of the chimney from
a point not less than 8 inches below the intake or from the throat
of a fire place. Such flue linings shall be bedded one on another in
cement or cement lime mortar with close joints smoothed on the in-
side and shall extend as nearly vertically as possible for the entire
height of the chimney.
Every heating apparatus, or heat producing appliance shall be
connected with a chimney, except gas cook stoves, gas hot water heaters,
and electric appliances . There shall be a separate flue for each
heating apparatus and not more than one heat producing appliance
shall be connected with such flue. Flues shall be designed and
proportioned to meet the conditions to which they will be subjected,
but shall not be less than sixty-four square inches. Fireplace flues
shall not be less than ninety-six sr_uare inches.
All chimneys that have become unsafe shall be made safe or
taken down.
All flues shall be clean when completed or repairs are com-
pleted.
ARTICLE 13, SECTION 70 - Fuel Oil Equipment, is hereby amended
to read as follows:
Section 70. Fuel Oil Equipment. No fuel oil burner or ecuip-
ment, including replacement of existing oil burners, shall be in-
stalled until a permit therefor has been issued by the Building In-
spector. The fee for issuing such permit shall be $5. and shall be
paid to the Building Inspector, for the benefit of the Town. No
fuel oil burner or equipment, including replacement of existing oil
burners, shall be installed except in conformity with the regulations
for the installation of fuel oil burners adopted by the National
Board of Fire Underwriters, a copy of which regulations is on file
in the Building Inspector° s Office, or any amendments or changes to
such regulations which may hereafter be adopted by said National
Board of Fire Underwriters . In addition, the following conditions
and requirements must be complied with: Oil burners used in comnec-
tion with steam heating systems must be equipped with approved auto-
matic devices for shutting down the burner in the event of low water
in the boiler. Where fuel oil tanks are inside buildings and have
a capacity of more than 275 gallons, they must be at least 10 feet
away from the heating boiler, unless the tank is enclosed in a vault
of brick or concrete block and sanded. Such tanks must be tested
with five pounds of air pressure. Outside fuel oil tanks shall be
buried not less than 2 feet below ground. Outside tanks must be
tested with ten pounds of air pressure. Where gravity feed is in-
stalled and a constant level valve is not included in the assembly,
an approved constant level valve shall be required . Fireproofing
shall be required over the heating boiler to extend not less than
4 feet in front of the boiler and feet on each side, and shall be
installed also over flue pipe from heating boiler to chimney. The
fireproof material must be plaster board or other approved fire-
proof material.
T�,a L,,F or I-
_!,zI, ca�ac- tc� -e -.,,ads, an
insoectior Of a=: -.il burner or equipment, i-o-'adirz the replace-
ment of an existin.7 oil b-arner, bs�-or- it is comaleted end malz:ey
or cause to be Tiade, a. re-irs,ecti=_ O.I. zucl-, ln._ice' J_a -",;-�r whz"' 17
h-_ claams it neCeSsary in the --interest Of fubli_- Safe',,,, and --a-Y,
u,= 1,ritt= n,�Ll3s -'a-- cause, re,role a. cei-tifieaue of
th-- t has 'oeen issued.
IIT17-1- Quad-z.
lel to -ead as fell ks`
a 3f ston-e, Con--lbete,
z
_-Z-fnforcedd ccrci-ete steel g._ill ages= snall be p-rovided
urdej f: nd a im-,-wall s that rest on carth. Foctings 01
if they are -enti-aEl'y '10-,,T ce
�.--d may re -:sew I — _=,nent
,TateYr lC-7--l. ' octi-o s Sl-iEll b so e_nEizref t'-at +'Ive
,31 S-�fe they -Ircd-ace on the soil per unit of area
shall be uniform so far as possible.
b) ',her_ steel grillage beams are used, they
shall be provided wit:,n s 2 ar a' _-s e nd Lo 1. `s, and e-1 1 t _r
-n a 7
,proi-e-c _sf ard, shall b_ c I_-'e -_-c_- 2ed in
cOncret 'L tl�•i_kness to ! re-Tsrt, c__rroz1= .
is inco_-Poite_� f-r- c fc=,,s
�. a_7--U of e curdatilc-, it shall 'M encased In con.crete, or
o the--'T -rcicected nga'rst corrcs ' on in an a.�frc-,,7ef nnez.
at least 3 inclaes y,,ider tha- 11 it Sup,,erts. In
ease of o- sc- 1 -=6 - ticrs
IrS]?eetor _�y de_I_a-f E 7--i�,n1- fcctill�g .
T-
a! g r a-Cam..
�_Uly h=_4z;cr--a_! and
in c, case s'�Ta_17 the foct *nc, co-ni;re' s lcs 1 cs tha-r f�,r S S
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is he. c az. �rd_�
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'er�al a. Found I 'cn walls
,asom-,,T. concrete cr steel
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t1jat' rc �I
ef J_;c1e:s
2. Thicirress , -17a_' !Sshall adeq-aate
strer=�th �rd relz_f _zt lat.,r-1 fro-
su�S;orc thei_- loads_� =alt +he
Shall not be less than the thi_,hness cf -va—1 -1s Sul-�p 0 2 t s--' b
'he-T.
be 11,flt s-„r ,-ed
encase-', in -_�ascnfy, Pro-
1 1— �,
I -- nt -,-I ay shall b_e -so
`,b) If b,,;i1t --f -Tu"c"Cle Stc=_-, the
shall --12 no iess than 18 iro"es . Il built of oricl,: or
the thicl7ness siiall
concrete Cr of hc1l' o-l" -_crc_-e+1- blocl=,
I he
be net less ti han 12 4r
TT` are ar 6 3.T_Cl'
b e d
I, cr fralwe T__-_'1f ings not over 2
stories fn height, -as&r_ f-1- daticr,
grade _--�y
I -or Sa-rages accessory to resif_-rce
level lrslde
and tne 7-o-crd le7el out-Side a7_ at
about tl-`:e same grade or el --vat-lon
nay be suported P, C inch :naEo=y walls'.
0
-as
-h i
-h =y be su,-,00 i te- cr irch
walls above the footingS .
=rcvided 'hat the ^, ticn, of Prri .ions of frame d el1i o
1( :.. .. v 1 .._:s or _ess in h..�.giit 141h no Cell ._ o-2 iD e,:_en�.y .7;-
l.ie s°upypot ted on masor - -,,allE Sc ._n`nes -'r. thic.:iness, rov1C_ed,
ho-7-T7-I' that the
a diff:re ce in evel y LetH- %ti e O aB ;h
fs ed grade end thez s ice grade is n ot more t h an .r.µf ee
°,
t>1
.r'_ll other Walls supporting an ran' larC G '".o�" 'On®...1 1C?.d O.I.
more than 3 feet in hclght shaall tie at lease 12 inches
=
Height _bo7e Croyind.
�-) T''ne t p of l v datic- -Tall !°o" frame
dwellings shall be a t least 6 inches above the finished
grade.
(b) Tn fra.me dwellings vheie here is not a
full cellar or basement under the entire house, the part
,/ not used as a. coGliar or basement known as 11cra7 l space" /
shall be at least 3 feet in depth below the floor- beams
and there shall be sufficient means of access to such
11ciaTi,l space'! and also means of ventilation.
rRT F ?EcOLVED that Paragraph W'Fi _t" of the _n c o1
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ticn adopted by this Board, September 8, 1948, which
was intended to amend Article !(''leans of E,ress) ,Sect1Cn
(^I=ber of F� } S . 'vision ( � t^en_ sli or he
.=.% l-. _ u_.1t s� , s7 ubdl � h'C ar.._ t _ t__.,
Buii-ding Code is herein re-ceded. and the Said Subdivision
4 lA;partmentsj is amended `c read as follows.
µif Lor t:12eits. In multiple dWell:lfl''bS ei?ei'j% apart-ment
that has no direct cs_it to a Street cr yard or to court
opening or a, street Sh2_11 have access to at least one
additicnal it sepa ,, f==or. and independen cf the
primary in-iuc rior 'tat
r,;a y m
FURTHER RESOLVED that the Town Clerk .ublish t'_-le afore-
said amendments to the Building Code in The Mamaroneck
Daily T4-es, the off2C4a.7 newspaper heretofore designated,
and post printed copies thereof in at least three public
places of the Town as provided in Section 133 of the Town
Law, and that an affidavit of the publication and posting
thereof be filed wth the Tour Clerk.
The minutes of the meetings of M-@a ' 17th and J Lne 7th Were approved
as presented.
The Clerk read a letter dated July 6th, 19 50, received from John
and G?illiam Paonessa, offering to purchase Block 4 11, _ _,reels
1 and 76 for the iu"i of 11- ,,9ii j i=Ov ided 'he premises can b_
. sed for the maintenance and operation of an golf dI _ving range.
In his connection, M_' Frank _"-_wets, an attorney rep-esentino the
P aenessas, addres sel the L-calrd and reviewed the history of ',his
transaction. He said his clients would nurcrase this propert-
subject to the results of a public hearing for a change of Zoning.
n sketch of the property was submitted to the members of the Board.
F'cllo;{iing discussicn, the Board decided to hold a public hearing or.
August 9th, 1950, for the purpose of considering the possibility of
re-zoning Block 411, Parcels 1 and 76.
On motion by Ce�ancilman Watson, seconded by Councilman McI{ee77er,
it was unanimously*
RESOLVED that the following notice be published in
the Mamaroneck Daily Times:
m
PUBLIC NOTICE
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that a P-Ltlic Hearing will be held by
the Town Board of the To',,Tn of Mamaroneck, pursuant to Section 264
of the Town Law, in the Council Room of the ,iea:ver Street Fire
House at the corner of Weaver Street and Edgewcod Aver^ae in the
To`:TM_ of _r'!amr:r one ck, on August 9, 1950, at 9: 15 o" -`loci-= P M. , to
consider amendments t0 the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance of
the Town of Marnaarone Ck, by changes in the map _.2companying and
forming part of said Ordinance, which amendments and changes
to the map are as follows:
1. To re-zone the area on the south side of Boston Post
Road near the intersection of Hc=ocks Road in the Town of
Ma-naroneck, which is known on the Tax Assessment Map of the Town
of Mamaroneck as Block 411, Parcel l and Parcel 76, and which
area is indicates on the map or diagram hereto attached, so as
to change the zone fro--c. District A-1 "Resider_tial) to District
ti (Business) .
T1=�E FURTHER NOTICE. that all persons interested will
be given an rap-ortunity to be heard at th`e above stated time
and place.
Dated:
B D L` T_' T_0 _a bt RD
CHI_ll,�.-eC_.1 c. 'G G,On,TEERG
To7:°! C1e-ri
The Clerk read a letter orated July lath, 1950, from Briarcliff Con-
struction Corp. requesting that the Town install the base trap-rock
and the asphalt 'clack-top on the ner street to be know=' as Colonial
Lane . The letter was referred to TownEr-gineer A. J. 'cote .
The Clerk presented and read a. letter dated Ju1yr lath, 1953,
from '-ha: State Traffic Co'" fission, _c'gether -,i th _ Coim°Qsion Order
direc-ing t=^at Silgnal 8 3-G located on TJe 77= er i^`.tSeet, :10a to 0, 2;9
O . H . 16.y5, at its intersect:,..,, w} ¢�y ..._x'1.,1 .. : _..Ze in "he To"Ir of
a !aroneck, shall be operated by the State as � a finea time signal
21 ho-ars daily and. shall be hereafter kno,, as Signal 33 . The
letter and order 7-ere ordered rece ie�_ and. laced on =riled.
The follo-w-ino reports were ordered received and placed on File„
Building report for Play and June 10,50
Report of the Receiver of Taties andI''_ssessments for June, 1950
Attendance report for CJne, l,50'
Report 0" the 7Testchester Snore Humane Se-iety Inc . , for T,jne, 1953
Todd , Clerk" s ?report fo=r 17=e, 1953
,_ ar y of re%ei s anal nA= _ May ane, "- 5-'
I
t �'-1SU :;mt �`r anG. m, v
a of et t ,rs and - en ores for ^tay' and Jlare 1;53
_ �� is budget aN �1 ,�r is �, ci;p�_�dlt ,
>aral sis of estimated -cv—nU.es -evr May end June, 19j'.0
S t_ate'ii.ent of bank balances as -If July lst, 19550
Li St of claims a-
udited and paid by the llo-Zptroile_ from JL e 7 t0
July 19, 1953
The Town Clerk presented for the reccrd, the affidavit of publication
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and ;:.fidat'1t of pO St i?'=o for the Sa.1C- of a p^vrA3.e2: of ! ^,a:=: ..e.`G
Parcel 314 to Gerolo_mc Soriano, -,, ich Sale was s b ect to -
_ s:,..i•'Te referendum.
Also foe. the record, the Town Clerk -resent,'. the aifida:vit of
pl sl i Cation and affidavit, of posting of the .,ne Ument to the Zoni-o
.r'0, '-inariCB ?^T'L'iich rew zoned. property On the `_1Cr'th Side of Fifth a '�'�
rel;;
cm 7illiar_s Place to the jvei 7oc"ell_ z.._, line.
The leek presented the Certificate of r_ppintrnent of Electicn In-
spectors for the election year eeginning July 16th, 1950, signed
by Supervisor Owen A. Mandeville on rune 30th, 1950.
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Yr. Harry Bloom, _:i�. attorney represen Lin= Mrs.. Ida Wood, assignee
ofa iff Estates, reference to a claim for
xoc�cl�.��e tat .:, appeared� „ �eth _ '
water refunds due an an agreement bet;:ee:! the Uestchest,er joint
?,Tatar T:ior=2s No . l and ascheliffe Estates. Mr.. Bloom explained
that Mr. Wood had presented a clam for 14996. 25 representing
93% 935 of the refunds .bt ain. from c onsum er from 1943 to
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99
a period of 6 years.
Following discussion,
tC . the granting of an
owned by Mr. TooO and
has consented to the
the Load decided to pay the amount, subject
easement to install a sewer through prop e z t-:
under contract of Sale to Mr. Benny Orsino, who
easement.
On motion by Councilman F, vary, seconded by Councilman 7atscn 9 the
following resolution was unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED that the claim of Ida H. Toad, Assignee of Rog _t .
Estates, Inc. , dated October 13, 19 +9, ,Thich isr for refund
Cr iSo of revenues obtained i y reason Of advancement ns Of '_nCnej%
for installation of water '"wins in Bonnie !:pay and Briar Close
for the sup. of $996.252 is hereby app;rove!2 provided that
Ro0c:lif e Estates, Inc . furnish to the `=own of Mamaroneck,
an easement for sewer drain pipes and appurtenances along the
cu_ndar°y line of Lots 18 and 13 on a certain map entitled
"Map of a Portion Of Rockcliffe Estates, parts`Ls of
Blocks 1 and 2e`, __.;de by A. 1. Foote, Civil Engineer and
Surveyor, rune 8, 1937 and filed ',.n the County of rk2 s
Office of Westchester County, Division of Land Records,
June 21, 1937, as Map h13.;mbe_ 4471, the enact location
and description of which easement is to be approved
by the To= Engineer and the agreement for which ease-
ment is to be prepared by the 'T';^,",7n anttorney.
Ivil_HEit RESOLVED __ E; payment of the said 0996.25 is to
be made to Ida H. Wood only upon execution, and delivery
of such easement agreement.
Mr. Rudy Novak, who conducts a business at 1331 Boston Post Road,
mar C .LCnt, N. l . , appeared bS1 o 1g the Board to le_ _' whether a
hea a
decision had been reached regarding the extension of the storm water
cra..in wbich gouts his property. The Supervisor explained to Mr.
Novak that there is no money in the budget at the present time to
extend the storm drain, and suggested that he wait until after the
public healing to the proposed re-zoning to a golf driving "_=c^.ng,e,
of the property adjoining hiss
o oup of residents - ivi"g in the vicinity t of Thompson Street a ar
Myrtle Boulevard appeared before the Board _=eking assistance in
correction with .,leaning up a piece of property owned by Philip
F ibr ndi on Laurel Avenue .
lR_ William Weinberg, MyztlG Boulevard, spokesman for the group,
stated that the p1 arty has become a regular_ du'-:ing place. He
said there : e an accumulation OL railroad ties, old trucks,tis, oil
kinds of far"
implements, logs, ctCA He further stated that, as
a result, .. ,. rat pop ulati3n. in this area ].."-_ continually increasing,
and because of c it U_ .,_ playing here, this constitutes a health
menace . Others who registered tied compl' i7.ts werez
Ralph Santula, Thompson Street
Mrs. Arthur Todh rater, Myrtle Boulevard
Franc Roggeri, 73 Myrtle Boulevar=d
The Supervisor informed this group that it is the desire Of the
Tcvin ,._o;;rd to have this situation cleaned up. He instructed Town
Attorney De�: d5 to 52 whatever steps necessary to correct the
conditions . He went on AO a2� tha t t tha rat s t ..tx7_7 is One i ch
prevails t roughou she Tc----1, even in his own back yard. He tsug-
gested the use of Red Squill ,....'..1,,. affects rats ✓ t �:?ill not ')arm
children or other animal life. The Clerk was instructed ucted t o vi fy
!•,:i. Foote that an exterminator should be brought in here to attempt
the _ ity T Street.
to get "_'i0 G'._`� ±:_- _Sts '"'_ __-., vicinity of Thompson C, ,._ _.
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,Ir. De-Lius was reouested to have a report on the Lau--el 11v e_n us
at the next
o C S S
Ccian .&'. ._...n �,,T�tson presented the Poll wing Detiti r. z,_--_
she riSsessor for ',he of the assss_--ment roll sc -as to
-erm�t the o' t=es, ard on mot�cn 7 'Jumc '!-:nan
,.'atS3n, seconded by Em'_--a ryy the
was --z
na==ousll �y adopte,1 -
1L EFEAS, -he _Assessoi has jDresented petitions fo the correc-
"lon of the assesS_,,.,-.,er_t roll fc.- certain 77,e r S, pu-psu=t to 'he pro -.
7TJ.Si0ms cf Se.+i:D., 5 '7, 1` rt`,,Ie 1� ---' tll.s '�Test'o`es�-r
.rativs Code, _knovm as the County Tax Law; and
ITHE, 2,28, after due consider ac;ion, this Board finds i` �esIr-n'011e
to gr,art Said petitic_ns f l- t.he cor-rectior of said ass_-ss-:.iont roll,
T ITED that the � ssesz_mert roll of 10 '
of _' 50, and assess--ient roll of 10/50p
of 1951p siiow property no-,l _^: pearino on the
roll as
o P.arcei Name Land onl��
2:=5 43 are Corns-1_1 5],0
b a as in Pa-_cordance 7J-_it +11
pro-v, sins of subf.-_d,,isJLo.,.) Se ti_-
'Ic,-!: Parcel N ams Land :)nl-y
"I -
4 .;D 40 EdwsrId ,. Le�,i L -�T. 21000
205 T'
,+, H���-�Id _. D-agan 503
77j� - SjT.7M— t, __ I',- - -nt 131 1 of
� , _:,7-.[- a� _ 1�1 1Z �_S_ZaSS7,
19/+9, ta,ss of lcz32 and Lhe aszsa=ient roll ! of
I,,0� tfc` snow �iro�'=rt:i r3w
�D �1 - Of 19"51, , 11 _, XI_
sppealrin or the roll as folic-'s"
3 1 c c_,i
Parcel N am&
Land
c+1 a1
Llexand e-
10
5 3 0
21 13 0
be %orl eo t e d as _'3 o-,--Ts In
a C _7,11-3 7-�-' h 'he
1-�Z,C7 4 Cn
3 1.3 Lk
P,a r c e 1 Na:.,,ie
T Fna
%l 31
36, ln�hL-ny De c o
1) 1� I -
I-,I I-
J'Z
439 n t h o n-Y D e C i c o o
11203
1,200
FUIET-HEIRL RESOLVED that the assess.ment
-. oll of
1949, taxes of 1^,1-13, an-,' lubs,
�ssesSfa_mt roil
of f 1953, taxes of 1951, which
show- property
new ap ps-_arfng on t.,-,e roll as
o
0 a el N a-f�,e
T and
.1
Total
213
20, nn a L. 5re e.
i
5,933
9,CG0
1ypc: 0
be corrected as f o I I ows �,r
TT-T"' tlqe
provisions of subdivision
of Section 557:
Zloch
Parcel N am e
Land
' n gal
4-0
T
23-5 'Iona -r . B`Wer
�30
9,030
1.4,-,30
2g,
247 3, Munn 3 1-e T e r & 7,,T
7
200
FURTHER RESOLVED that the assessnen' Teo�1 of
l ? 4 o taxes o 95 and h -: y,. rt �cnt l l
i4�, .L � .dl 1/>� ".. t_erc) ;... DCs, .. j.'o.�.__
of 1950, taxies Of lu l , rii7 C) si'ly?, Nro;perty
new appearing „r the e Moll as _o11c-.Yso
Parcel Tlaa-me Land
102 1 Roy _ u Thu r -^,n 31 f OQ
be corrected as follows in accordance ?. i` the
provisions of subdivision 5 of Section 557,
Sec . B1 Sot
NG--,e
Rcy E . 1.1no-ripson
102 19
�!l 7i',ii_ ;._'i.7 e1` t1, is u.�tA? E.
FURTHER RES��TVED that '.he ess2s=.ent., Toll .^..1
1949, taxes of 19510, and the asse_zs ,ert -roll
of 1050, taxes of 10151 , 7,7hiCh s.-i-w ,pro1`or•t.!
ncw
appe L?:.: r +hg _ ,11 as 'o11Cws®
Block Parcel idaLe Lana
531 03 Dorcas ?> Digs-or. 3 ,0,
P 50
Land
...o, J'J 0
be corrected as follco.v's it ai,co--dance ,.TSth the
p'ro�TSslors of s-bdiy ,ision 5 of Sectbor 557:
310_-'C :'Grocl TAT a-.i.� Lar+..l
631 93 Joseph K. Kearney 2,2:10
631 111 Dorcas IM. 31—'csor 1,255
nRTHER RE:OL= tha"" the assesssert roll of
1949, taxes of 1 953 and the assessment rol l
of 1950, taxes of 1951, which sho, m =oe-rty
no,,- apuearang on the roll as foll'-,*s: p
Bloc Parcel lra::-
Land only
y'31 373 Colin E . Camp yell 753
be corrected s foil. =W 1r L,-o�dance the", th
,oro??isiors of subalivisior 5 of Sector 557-
Bloc' Paa3'ca 1 Name Lard ✓rl_1
4'37 573 Colin B . Cara,, well JjU
03 zren;.reth Cs Smithb--,rr & IT 200
F RTHLR RESOLVED that the assessment oil of
1'%49, taxes of 1950 and the assessment :,oil
of 1953, taxes of 1751, -,,ThiP.`h shCFT property
ro?T appearing or the roll as to lows:
Block Parcel Nang Lane on-I
939 198 Ernst Namacher 41500
be corrected as folio---_ it c°cor{arCe -nitr,_ the
Provisions of s. :id`T,Tision 5 of Section 55,1-
23,51
m
ll , v3 42, Su0
Tm;,N, Tota.1
1y 271 500
10,030 15,000
TTvo Tatal
4, 5 o C, 3, f 003
T`1'b. Total
2,2�u �,5u0
2,25'3 3,530
237
31oci Parcel N Land only
939 198 Ernst Hamacher � 2, _325
939 218 Terence Pullen, Jr. 2,025
939 226 Gifford Plume & U. 450
*This small parcel of 15x132 houoht b.y the owner of
adjoining property and will be combirsd on next
gears assessment roll
FURTHER RESOLVED that the assessment roll of
1949, taxes of 1953 and the assessment roll
of 1950, taxes of 1951, which show property
now appearing on the Toil as follows:
Block Parcel Name Land onl:z
901 23" of ^?amarcnenk 1 250
be corrected as follows in accordance -,it:h the
provisions of subdivision. 5 of Section 557:
I
Block Parcel Name Land only
i
o�L 28,5 John J . De Ruzza LW 1,153
901 500 Village of Man.aror_eck 100
FURTi:ER RESGLT?ED that the assessment rG11 of
19492 taxes of 1950 and the assessment roll—
of 1950, taxes of 1951, which show propert-
,.
row appearing on the roll as follows°
Elock Parcel NazEe Land on! ,
227 1 Town of Mamaroneck 4,300
-.. be corrected as follows in accordance ;:Tith the
provisions of subdivision 5 of Section 5)57»
Elock Parcel Narle Land Only
227 1 Town. of � anaroneck 25300
227 500 Edwin Richard 2,000
FURTHER RESOLVED that the assessment roll of
1949, School taxes Gf 1950, -'hick slows property
now appearing on the roll as follows:
Block Parcel Name Land on!,y
134 111 Town Gf '?a_raroneak 7,400 Ezempt
be corrected as follows in accordance .Tith the
Provisions of subdivision 5 of Section 557:
Block Parcel dame Land only
lOL� 111 Town of Mamaroneck 52000
104 500 Chas. N. Burris 400
134 509 Benj . F. Nelson 43.3
104 518 Eugene T3est 400
10 7�7 veo. P<m Elbert 831 0
104 553 Dr. Jas. Q . Haralambie
400
Co'ancilmen Enbury, McKeever and TTatSon S, ted that they ha
nothing to report.
I
M
The Super7iSOr requested approval of sales by the Village of
Mamaroneck as follows.
Se
To Henry F Zeige °, property known as Section 8, Bloc'., 54, Lots
lr_lOA; lAllA, lAI.Ii, 012, and 22, ZD and 3;
To Louise Brewton, property known as Section 8, :lock u!, Lot 34;
and
To Carmel lo Germano, property known as Section S, Block 13, Lots 3,
2, and 3 .
The Supervisor informed the Board that the property being sold to Mr.
Zelger had been originally sold, to him for a Vetera.nsi Housing Pro-
ject, and had been tan exempt. He said this is not the case: now.
On motion made by Councilman McKeever, second.ed. by Councilman Erlbury,
the following resolution was, upon roll call, unanimously adapted„
WHEREAS, the Village of Mamaroneck, through the 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 La " by the Tillage of Mamaroneck, List of
Delinquent Taxes for 1345" has become and now is the o dner of a
number of parcels of real estate Situate in the Village of Mamaro-
neck and Town of Mamaroneck; and
?.WHEREAS, both the Tillage of Mamaroneck and TOT-:._ of Mamaro-
neck hold tales lions on said parcels of real property;Jy; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Section. 165 ? of the Tax Lanz, an agree-
ment was entered into between the Village of Mamaroneck and the Town
of Mamaroneck; which, among other things, set forth 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 Sake's;; and
WHEREAS, the Village of Mamaroneck has, pursuant to an
agree-
ment had with the Town of Mamaroneck, advertised for and has hereto-
ore received bids on certain properties owned by the l :-,,-,n of Mamaro-
neck as veil as on 'certain properties o ned. by the Village of Mamaro-
neck in the Town of Mamaroneck; and
WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees of the Tillage of Ma^aroneck
has given consideration thereto v and after due deliberation, accepter
....
the bids hereinafter listed as to urice and terms therein set forth;
and
iTHEREAS, since receipt of Said rids, this Board has given con-
sideration thereto, and after due deliberation, it is
RESOLVED that the bids hereinafter listed, be
accepted at the price and terms therein sett. forth-
LIST OF BIDS ACCEPTED IN SECTION 8
Total
Village Town Assessed
Eloc! Lot Block Parcel Bidder Amount Valuation Terms
54 lAl3A 820 85 Henry E . Zeiger $4,000 03,430 Cash
lA i iA
lAlfL
1Al2
2i c
7 2'-
^ 9
on
Total
1,T- 11ase m,,.-,m, _R
Assessed
�.7 n-' +- -n m—is
Let I c c 1� arcei B-dder
LI L a L
p�r� T o-,-' S a
832 U '_L B r t o n w 245 vj 800 Cash
10 1s �s3 811 41- v a- e!Io - ei—ano
l n,e inf='__I_-d t h a me-bers, of the EoF-.,f +'�a,z he had _ a. ^1 -r
c'I
1EZtery daled Tuns 1053p f-o T'-. -rT' 1 1 'p-- H 0 �� -_hn� n) 7 lia e
?'an;ager, Statiiri6- that ",_'-s .' "inifr-_-d T ayl 3r, 603 Third Stren-
a-,--,a r one cI-., Y. h,I b-_en _�pp a 4-rt ef uLlal ic- 9 1 T-,--,,,
as of j-"ne
at a _,-� ze sf pe ---nn=, one-' alf o ii amount
a by of �Ia---a2c7-e
0 n vi or. 1-,ac-e Ceur-o ilman Mc.T.�' e s a c,�nd e C. oy C c i 171= Enbur Y,
-.11ans -j.-naninous' y
R-�OT 7 � I-at V n- ---7
a_-.=onec!- at an ar.,r,,_,_al
1 0 budget.
,,T
a 1 a2y o f
- __i c h ar
nd s hereby
T
f o-T v r T - -n ci
�Pr s� in the
The Is or stated to the sale ef i-41,ro,.�,,er' !:=wn as Eloc':
r-le- 4.),j In the Village Of Larct?no-nty to Joseph Gr�_s_�"L, ea ae3n
oncam:iLtsd and _� dscd "�-_1_-Sua-t to o - Zca'°u
s-act sals� and he a stats'-.,,ent sncwj
tJ ---7��'-
he I I e ' s f
TT In T 7
-a r
on iy,, t ic n n
3 on 7— a,a et herecy
ap.provec'- anal ",at +I-,--- t�ta! of less a_o-es
T, +hr- 'T- " - -- f Ta
- I
I _�_'� -I L r
-he --n o. Ma ----on-,
To, , _= --k
3y388.83
A request for the surfacing. of Briar Close was put over until the next
meeting .
Supervisor Mandeville requested a resolution authorizing the purchase
of 4 FordS and 1 motorcycle fog t-ne Police ✓_-pa-,-+Urent and 1,SDJ -'set
of hose �= -'""'e Ff -e
S"L 7'_T" 4-'_7 �
the an(� he '��srsb is
aU-I-_-r_- zef �Io PIows:
eri
Tcrd S--dans
'Ictc_—C-7cle
11600 fee' hose
Fr)_-
a 7�z
J»i
F! , � 1 ,7-"
—7_ _10 �01
IJD 'o
11 h S; e 7 ia-_ s t az- a' -...__ T_. d the
to cl I o
'2 an am- �1a'!-
1 2 ic' t
dar
G'.."1 ?10ti'o'.'.'1 o'�T CCunClln?�n \: e'd c__g C'_^_11 �. Cry
Lt S
�C4 T j7- that 'oil -win- notice ie y u l; iS:ed
In the T+ro.`.'.arorlecK Daily 'in^es.'
T,T^,TT^'7
114_
'_�'In_lCE i_ heTe',_Y _-7-.n. In
O _F C.i!2 rvre Cih, 1!E�St G}"'.c at er
;,:,c lase of
ccm-:l -iarce 71x'-_ Se'C`_' ,_I L+2 ny' t_
cuper'in;. e dent of =4iaY'. e.ys of the
County, Ne,,; iOi S. has reoc=end'ee th-e
2 1/2 "ton dixap tru_-I'
door Sedan
? 1J2 ton -icz>up
at a coat to exceeds Y'_Ye lundr ed Dol-1 ar s .
The To?T_ Loard of the To-,,r of "a..iai'=..eo_K '.dil
.. s t,o t;i E .�.
r . n! _._ v _ ., a?'er Street Fire H—_-uSe, `.t,er
N_,- Y,.31-7-2 on the Sth day of 1_ugl:'St, 1353, to
Chase.
Chas-lea U'_'orterg
Town Clea.-k
f
At+ t
Street, r !Yi:h1'cnt,
consider such a pu.r_
M
The Su c2. risor 'Jresented each i_'_ember of the I_:cc._d with a. re ' =e of
the linancla.'_ --nC. "', of ,_'le Town for the pee-iod .;n a,1 :J - 101 o
_-... .......iQ ..,.,_ , 1A to ...T!e,, r any ^'11`Stio.n>; .rjEi` e,c^^.1na.'.'ij to $i"'iia
re-port, ci- t ext : eetirgr
The Super Y' so- stated ty'.c`t th .;.moo` for i1nE Lv1'i Sn"L
---
Year for i"c.r Tv'ae_ Dist ' 1b t. 7-; �" r.o..S �n�...__ 1_ �i!` �. 17 c,.._ _ o the
^1....in".; .'_^_on Of „"1E d.IJ_^y_' t�"lE„ c:�t Y1_i, of yN2 '�'�i'`y He e n '--d the"t
thi-, _: oun., 'C'o ,1c2_�o>,'ef f rCM G! enerc.l To""' c ir-. -I us _ :". then be in.
chided in the Garbage District 1 budget for ;off
Up -notion n r -�-n °l m c cone l n l_-M 3%Tat n
.,, cn motyc made '�j vew_ci_�.ar. �_ovey, �.._�ew off, C� a__ci_� n �a�so__,
it was, )-on roll ca11, una__L.. cus 1v
E-SOLVED the', the General To'rvn add^ e --
i7
�TOn 1j the JLiT."_ of mT^ieYi' j _ -ve hTTr.Cs_ U cllars `\Y^^9 Jl.0 of _ C
she car--rent uuds ap 1 rl' c _Cn _poY fuums i?_in"enan:°e.
FILM i -u L n r tl^t
this ai1l^.Lln 1. be lnse1'F8u in the
budget appropric bon _fo'_' Ga-_rba.ge T'is., ict l: o. l fn .h'e
Yea-- 1.351 for the rur.0se of r'e Ln-Lur”sing the uene_ .1 TO,,n.
TI'''E ^o...r_ ntt rney Nreser_ted c. ai t:a of H iy K . K--lle'_" in the iota1
a""!Cil.'�nt of �°,, 2,650. for se" Ii'ces as e_'-Ert <' the :Ert ' r u« prC-
ceedings brought by Charles H T e, owners o " the Colony
i-if ai t-^lent, t0 evieS= the as Sea:n,entS of 1^4.8, and_ 1341 a 1 :~` D e T 7 s
e i lai ed t^ ..,.,ol __ +he "'a[,t::"r e anal -x'U nt nf' the sei T7- -es
andered and cn mot i= b`, SU ner<r - M .r_ 1l e seconded �
T p �� ..,��, :,ter . 'ande� 1«C, by
C c=c'il 'an !t+a.terman, it was unanimously
=,OLVED that these claims bE -pPro-ved and ordered paid.
8nv the amount of SUCY a in. °<CEaa ^1 tie- ii-.get
appropr:r'_a.tion for the year l j5v, Shall b-_- Included in
next yeas-Ts budget.
Town A t,-T-ey D 1 .,_s prese'_"?a'ed a legal opinion nce_7i:.;:.ng the Closing
of raayette Road, ;^rhich r_ -- Re,— Riccardi had received from the
law fir'_"" of "'essi'S . Polet Li. Jiam n1. r.o a. velt, -7reld-Ir s- crack y:
Chief Burton
expenditures
End that he
payment.
presented a list of
and stated that they
nad cheated the bills
21aims from
had been a
and recomy
2451
the Fire Department fcp
ndited b C
y the omptroller
onded their approval and
The members of the Town Board, sitting as the Board of Fire Cconis-
sioners, considered the claims and, on
motion by Councilman 7atson,
seconded by Councilman Embury, it was,
upon roli call, unanimously
`i.;17.,...1 "n toot the f alb o"Ang described
claims be and
they hereby are approved End that
the Supervisor ar�!
Ccoptrollar be and they hereby are
authorized to pay
the same out of the hudgat f
Fire Department.-
A L A Automotive so.
10-55
0 . C . Zraxuar Cc. Inc. ,
2124
Chatsucrth Oil L Heat Co:
64.35
County Motor Products Co.
5 .42
Tilliaz K. Fordyce
5 .63
Gcldies Cut Rate Store
55 -60
Lott-Aerlin, inc.
20.33
G . T . Merrell
Rai
Ht. Saint Michael Academy
75 -00
Myrtle Garage, Inc.
6.33
Y. Y. Telephone Co.
92J9
F.cnccni Lawn Mc-,,2Y Service
6. 03
Shwedo Electronic Co.
14.03
State insurance Fund
1, 2S1.4c;
Tar? La France Truck Corp .
10,000.00
Vestchester joint Water Works
io.?3
Uestchoster Lighting Co.
59.04
Few Rochelle Water Co.
52. 53
Westchester joint Water Works 2,240.00
Total 14,091.55
Chief Burton presented the fire report for the month of juna, which
report was ordered received ant placed on file .
On motion by Councilman McKeeveT, seconded by Councilman, it was
RESOLVED that the Town Clark be ana he nzreby is
instructed to publish the foil cuing notice in the
Daily Times, calling for a public hearing to con-
sider an amendment to Chapter 7, Section 1 of the
General Ordinances.
PUBLIC N07ICE
PLZASE TkKE NOTICE, that a public heaping will be held by the
Town Board of the Town of Mamaroneck, pursuant to Section 130 of the
Town Law on August 9th, 1950 at 8: 15 P . M. in the Council Room of the
�ea7er Street Fire House, for the purpose of considering an amendment
to Chapter VII, Section 1 of the General Ordinances of the Tc-,-n of
Mamaroneck so as to provide:
That no personshall dump any of papers, garbage, refuse,
ashes, rubbish, used cans, dirt, cinders, building materials, tree
stumps, branches, clippings or other wastE matter anywhere in the
Town of Mamaroneck except at a public dump maintained by the Town,
of Ma-aronack; that no person shall dump any such material at a
i,u'clic dump without first obtaining from the Building Inspector,
a permit; that such permit shall be issued only to residents of the
Town of Mamaroneck; that a fee of Ten Dollars (410.10) shall be paid
-or each such permit and that each such permit shall be valid for one
(1) year from the date of its issuance.
2
TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that l persons appearing at the tie
anf place aforesaid, , be given an opportunity be heard.
BY ORDER THE TOUN ECARD
CHARLES J, E
Town C
_he being no further business, the seetin: adjourned at12a2 , M.
to meet Gain on August 9th, 1950.
se =as