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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1948_04_07 Town Board Minutes i REGULAR ItiEETING .OF THE TOWN BOARD, TOWN OF 1TAMARONECK9 HELD APRIL 7, 1948 In the Council Room of the 74eaver Street Fire House , Town of Mamaroneck, New York. The meeting was called to order by Supervisor Mandeville at 8:15 P.M. (Eastern Standard Time) . I Present: Supervisor Mandeville Councilmen McKeever , Mills , " atson, Embury Absent : None The presence was also noted of Town Clerk Gronberg , Town Attorney Delius, Accountant Finson. A letter dated April 5, 1948, was received from Police Chief Paul A. Yerick advising the members of the Board that he had appointed Mr. James Moloney of 706 Grove Street , Mamaroneck, N.Y. , as custodian of the Town of Mamaroneck Police Headquarters, to replace John W. Potts. On motion by Councilman Emburv, seconded by Councilman I:IcKeever , it was , upon roll call , unanimously RESOLVED, that I.?r. James Moloney be and he hereby is appointed as custodian of the Police Department effective April 1 , 1948, at an annual salary of $1 ,500.00. A letter dated April 1 , 1948 , was received from Police Chief Paul A. Yerick advising that the Board of Police Commissioners , at a meeting held March 25, 19489 had appointed Patrolman Eugene De Veau to the position of Sergeant, effective April 1 , 1948. On motion by Councilman- Embury, seconded by Councilman Watson, it bras , upon roll call , unanimously RESOLVED, that this Board unanimously ratifies the action of the Board of Police Commissioners of the Town of Mamaroneck_, in the appointment of Patrolman Eugene DeVeau as Sergeant of the Town of Mamaroneck Police Department , effective April 1 , 1948 , at an annual salary of $3 ,840.00. A letter dated March 25, 1948 , was received from Edward Ely Hoxie , requesting that the dead end of Edgewood Avenue be closed against children playing and a notice to that effect be posted. He complained of the damage to his property by children playing ball in front of his house. The Clerk was instructed to send this communication to Chief Yerick for report at the next meeting. A letter dated April 7, 1948, was received from Edward Ely Hoxie , offering to buy seven lots in the rear of his property for the sum of $700. REGULAR NEETING ,OF THE TOWN BOARD , TOWN OF MAMARONECK, I FIELD APRIL 7, 1948 In the Council Room of the Weaver ,Street Fire House , Town of Mamaroneck, New fork. The meeting was called to order by Supervisor Mandeville at 8:15 P.M. (Eastern Standard Time) . Present : Supervisor Mandeville Councilmen McKeever , Mills , Tatson, Embury Absent: None The presence was also noted of Town Clerk Gronberg , Town Attorney Delius , Accountant Finson. i A letter dated April 5, 1948, was received from Police Chief Paul A. Yerick advising the .members of the Board that he had appointed Mr . James Moloney of 706 Grove Street , Mamaroneck, N.Y. , as custodian of the Town of Mamaroneck Police Headquarters , to replace John W. Potts. On motion by .Councilman Emburvv, seconded by Councilman McKeever , it was , upon roll call , unanimously I� RESOLVED, that 17r. James Moloney be and he hereby is appointed as custodian of the Police Department 11 effective April 1 , 1948, at an annual salary of $1 ,500.00. A letter. dated April 1 , 1948 , was received from Police Chief Paul A. Yerick advising that the Board of Police Commissioners , at a meeting held March 25, 1948, had appointed Patrolman Eugene. De Veau to the position of Sergeant , effective April 1 , 1948. On motion by Councilman- Embury, seconded by Councilman Matson, it was , upon roll call. , unanimously RESOLVED, that this Board unanimously ratifies the action of the Board of Police Commissioners of the Town of P.,Zamaroneck, in the appointment of Patrolman Eugene DeVeau as Sergeant of the Town of Mamaroneck Police Department , effective April 1 , 1948 , at an annual salary of $3 ,840.00. I A letter dated March 25, 1948 , was received from F+,dward Ely Hoxie , requesting that the dead end of Edgewood Avenue be closed against children playing and a notice to that effect be posted. He complained of the damage to his property by children playing ball in front of his house. The Clerk was instructed to send this communication to Chief Yerick for report at the next meeting. A letter dated April 7, 1948, was received from Edward. Ely Hoxie , offering to buy seven lots in the rear of his property for the sum of $700. a The matter was referred to Councilman Mills to advise Mr. Hoxie that the next property auction would be held on April 19, and to submit his bid to the Supervisor on or before that date , accompanied by a certified deposit check in the amount of ten (10;x) per cent. A letter dated April 6 , 1948 , was received from 1jr. Robert Stadler. , 220 Palmer Avenue , in which he complained of the unsightly condition of the property opposite his home. This matter was referred to the Town Attorney. on files The following reports were received and ordered placed Attendance Reports for March , 1948. Report of Receiver of Taxes for March , 1948. Building Report for March , 1948. Claims Audited and Paid by the Comptroller from march 24 to April 7, 1948. Bank Balances as of April 1, 1948. Councilman Matson presented the following petitions received from the Assessor for the correction of the assessment roll so as to permit the apportionment of taxes. On motion by Councilman Watson, seconded by Councilman Embury, the following resolution was , upon roll call , unanimously adopted : WHERFAS , the Assessor has presented petitions for the correction of the assessment roll for certain - years pursuant to the provisions of Section 33 of Chapter 105 of the Laws of 1916 as amended, known as the dlestchester County Tax Act ; and WHEREAS , after due consideration this Board finds it desirable to grant said petitions for the cor- rection of said assessment roll: NOVI, THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED, that the assessment roll of 1946 , taxes of 1947, and the assessment roll of 1947, taxes of 1948 , which show property now appearing on the roll as follows : Section Block Lot Owner Land_Only 8 51A 6 to 8 (818-24) Village of Mamaroneck 8 750. be corrected as follows , in accordance with the provisions of subdivision 5 of Section 33: Section Block Lot Owner Land_Onl77 8 51A 7 & 8 Village of Mamaroneck 11� 500. (818-24) 8 51A 6 Church of St. Vito 250. (818-28) .......__...... ............ ... .. ____ FURTHER RESOLVED , that the assessment roll of 1946 , taxes of 1947 and the assessment roll of 1947, taxes of 1948, which show property norf appearing on the roll as follows: Section Block Lot Owner Land Only 8 51A 9 & 10 (818-20) Village of Mamaroneck s 600. be corrected as follows , in accordance with the provisions of subdivision 5 of Section 33: Section Block Lot Owner Land Only 8 51A 10 (818-20) Church of St. Vito $ 300. 8 51A 9 (818-22) Village of Namaroneck 8 300. i Councilman Embury reported that the work on the Memorial would be definitely completed by Memorial Day. He also reported that the committees for the Town, Village of Larchmont , and Larch- mont Post , American Legion, are to arrange suitable dedication ceremonies to tie in with the regular Memorial Day exercises. I The Supervisor presented sales which had been approved by the Trustees of the Village of Larchmont , covering property acquired by that Village in its foreclosure proceeding In Rem. On motion by Councilman Watson, seconded by Councilman Wills , the following resolution was , upon roll call, unanimously adopted: WHEREAS , the Village of Larchmont , through the institution of an action begun on February 13, 1946 , in the County Court of Westchester County , and entitled "In the 1J,7atter of the Foreclosure of Tax Liens Pursuant to Article Seven-A, Title 3 of the Tax Law b the Village of y g Larchmont (List of Delinouent Taxes o 11 l x s f r 1946 has become 9 and now f n is the owner of a number o, parcels of Real Estate situate in the Village of Larchmont and Town of Mamaroneck by virtue of a judgment in said foreclosure action made and entered in pursuance of said. judgment ; and VIHEREAS , both the Village of Larchmont and Town of Mamaroneck held tax liens for unpaid taxes on said parcels of real property; and VITIEREAS , pursuant to Section 165-a of the Tax Law an agreement dated May 20 , 1946 was entered into between the Village of Larchmont and the Town of Mamaroneck, which among :other things set i forth the interests of said municipalities in the properties being foreclosed, the disposition of said tax liens and unpaid taxes and the manner of the distribution of the proceeds received from said sales ; and WHEREAS, the Village Treasurer pursuant to authorization of this Board of March 1, 1948 , accepted the following offers of the upset prices on said properties: i 7 . FLTRTHER RESOLVED , that the assessment roll of 1946 , taxes of 1947 and the assessment roll of 1947, taxes of 1948, which show property now appearing on the roll as follows - Section Block Lot Owner Land Ong 8 51A 9 & 10 (818-20) Village of Yamaroneck 600. be corrected as follows , in accordance with the provisions of subdivision 5 of Section 33 - b, Section Block Lot Owner Land Only 8 51A 10 (818-20) Church. of St . Vito $ 300. 8 51A 9 (818-22) Village of Mamaroneck $ 300. Councilman Embury reported that the work on the Memorial would be definitely completed by Idemorial Day. He also reported that the committees for the Town, Village of Larchmont , and Larch- mont Posy , American Legion, are to arrange suitable dedication ceremonies to tie in with the regular Memorial Day exercises. The Supervisor presented sales which had been approved by the Trustees of the Village of Larchmont , covering property acquired by that Village in its foreclosure proceeding In Rem. On motion by Councilman Watson, seconded by Councilman Mills , the following resolution was , upon roll call , unanimously adopted- WHEREAS , the Village of Larchmont , through the - institution of an action begun on February 13 , 1946 , in the County Court of Westchester County , and entitled "In the Matter of the Foreclosure of Tax Liens Pursuant to Article Seven-A, Title 3 of the Tax Law by the Village of Larchmont (List of Delinquent Taxes for 1946) We , has become and now is the owner of a number of parcels of Real Estate situate in the Village of Larchmont and Town of Mamaroneck by virtue of a judgment in said foreclosure action made and entered in pursuance of said. judgment; and WHEREAS , both the Village of Larchmont and Town of Mamaroneck held tax liens for unpaid taxes on said parcels of real property; and TITEREAS, pursuant to Section 165-a of the Tax Law an agreement dated May 20, 1946 was entered into between the Vill-age of Larchmont and the Town of Mamaroneck, which among:other things set forth the interests of said municipalities in the properties being foreclosed , the disposition of said tax liens and unpaid taxes and the manner of the distribution of the rroceeds received from said sales; and 11MERFAS , the Village Treasurer pursuant to authorization of this Board of March 1, 1948 , accepted the following offers of the upset prices on said properties- 3 -1 if" Price Village Block Parcel Purchaser Upset Price Accepted Assessment 601 24 Peter Del Duca 1,� 283.33 284.00 850.00 602 214-215 Albert F. Snyder 625.00 625.00 1875.00 604 1 Peter Del Duca 166.67 167.00 500.00 610 144 'Nallace P5. Hughes 566.67 566.67 1700.00 615 314 Walter Romanek 916.67 917.00 2750.00 7C1 98 Mathilde Bandelier 1700.00 1700.00 5100.00 BE IT RESOLVED , that the sales prices bid for the parcels of real property listed above are hereby approved, and that all consents and approval by the Town Board of the Town of Mamaroneck for the sale of the aforesaid parcels of real property by the Village of Larchmont required under the provisions of the aforesaid agreement between the Village of Larchmont and Town of Mamaroneck dated May 20 , 1946 , are hereby granted and allowed. On motion by Councilman Watson, seconded by Councilman Embury , the following resolution was presented: WHEREAS , the Village of Larchmont , through the institution of an action begun on February 13 , 1946 , in the County Court of Westchester County, and en- titled "In the Matter of the Foreclosure of Tax Liens Pursuant to Article Seven-A, Title 3 of the Tax Law by the Village of Larchmont (List of Delin- quent Taxes for 1946) 11 , has become and now is the owner of a number of parcels of Real Estate situate in the Village of Larchmont and Town of Mamaroneck by virtue of a judgment in said foreclosure action made and entered in pursuance of said judgment; and Whereas , both the Village of Larchmont and Town of Mamaroneck held tax liens for unpaid taxes on said parcels of real property; and WHEREAS , pursuant to Section 165-a of the Tax Law an agreement dated Iffay 20 , 1946 was entered into between the Village of Larchmont and the Town of Mamaroneck, which among other things set forth the interests of said municipalities in the properties being foreclosed , the disposition of said tax liens and unpaid taxes and the manner of the distribution of the proceeds received from said sales; and WHEREAS , the Board of Trustees on April 5, 1948 has accepted the following offer to purchase property; Price Village Block Parcel Purchaser Accepted Assessment 616 345 Gustave A. Innecken $1 ,600. $1 ,000. BE IT RESOLVED, that the sales price bid for the parcel _- of real property listed above is hereby approved, and that all consents and approval by the Town Board of the Town of Mamaroneck for the sale of the aforesaid parcel of real property by the Village of Larchmont required under the provisions of the aforesaid agree- ment between the Village of Larchmont and Town of Mamaroneck dated May 20 , 1946 , are hereby granted and allowed. The vote on the foregoing resolution was as follows: AYES: Councilmen McKeever , 1,4ills , Watson, Embury NOT VOTING: Supervisor Mandeville The Supervisor reported that it would be necessary to transfer the sum of $4,000.85 to pay the cost of the installation of a 6" main and fire hydrant on Barnum Road, and the cost of meters installed during the year 1947. On motion by Councilman Mills , seconded by Councilman McKeever, it was , upon roll call, unanimously RESOLVED, that the Supervisor is hereby authorized to transfer the sum of $4,000. 85 from Water District surplus to the Capital Fund to pay the following: Installation of a 61' main and fire hydrant - Barnum Road $2 ,861.88 Meters Installed during year, 1947 ls1a8.92 $4,000755 The Supervisor presented and read a resolution passed by the Board of Trustees of the Village of P7amaroneck on Yarch 22 , 1948, with respect to the Vocre Plan as it affects villages in Westchester County. The Town Clerk was instructed to acknowledge receipt of this resolution, with thanks. The Town Attorney reported that after conferences with a group of 'residents representing the property owners in the Larch- mont Ridge section, the Supervisor and himself, it was proposed by this committee that the Town rezone a certain area in that district to be known as Class AA. He enumerated the features pertaining thereto. Following discussion, the following resolution was on motion by Councilman Embury, seconded by Councilman McKeever , unanimously adopted: RESOLVED, that a public hearing be held upon the question of amending the Zoning Ordinance and map which accompanies the same , at a meeting of this Board to be held April 28, 1948, at 8:15 o' clock P.M. in the Council Room at the Weaver Street Fire House ; FURTHER RESOLVED, that notice be given of such public hearing pursuant to provisions of the Town Law and that the following notice be inserted in the Daily Times, at least ten (10) days prior to the hearing: 179 PUBLIC NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that the Town Board of the Town of Mamaroneck will hold a public hearing , pursuant to Section 264 of the Town Law, in the Council Room at the !'leaver Street Fire House , Weaver Street and Edgewood Avenue , in the Town of Mamaroneck, on April 28, 1948, at 8:15 P.M. to consider amendments to the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance of the Town of Mamaroneck, and to the map accompanying and forming part of such Zoning Ordinance. Said amendments to the Ordinance and changes in the Zoning Map are substantially as follows: (1) To create a new use area and height district to be known as Residence District AA, in which no building shall be erected which is arranged, intended or designed to be used as a house or dwelling for more than one family and in which Residence District AA no house or dwelling shall be erected on a plot less than 15,000 square feet in area or on any plot having a frontage of less than 100 feet on any street or avenue dedicated to public use , except that where such house or duelling fronts on a street having a curve with a radius of 150 feet or less , such house or dwelling may be erected on a lot or plot having a frontage of not less than 50 feet on any street or avenue dedicated to public use , provided that the width of such lot or plot , between side lines at the point where such house or dwelling is set back from the street , be not less than 100 feet. (2) To provide that in such Residence District AA (use , height and area) the following shall apply: (a) No part of any building shall be built within 40 feet of any street line; (b) There shall be a rear yard having a depth of at least 25 feet ; (c) Two side yards shall be provided , the least dimension of which side yards to be not less than 15 feet; (d) The height of building in said district shall be limited to 40 feet ; (e) No house or dwelling shall be erected or altered in said district , to accommodate or make provision for more than three families on any acre of land nor more than a proportional number of families on a proportional acre of land: (3) To amend the map which accompanies the Zoning Ordinance , so as to show the following described property in use , area and height districts as Residence District AA: BEGINNING at a point formed by the intersection of the westerly side of Old White Plains Road and the boundary line of the Town of Mamaroneck and the Town and Village of Scarsdale; thence in a southwesterly direction along the boundary line between the Town of Mamaroneck and the Town and Village of Scarsdale to the intersection of said boundary line with the easterly side of Weaver Street ; thence in a generally southerly direction, along the easterly side of ?'leaver Street , to the northerly side of Rockland Avenue; thence along the northerly side of Rockland Avenue , to a point where the said northerly side of Rockland Avenue intersects the boundary line between the Town of Mamaroneck and the Village of Mamaroneck; thEnzPax A thence along the boundary line between the Torah of Mamaroneck and the Village of Mamaroneck, to a point where said boundary line is intersected by the westerly side of Old 77hite Plains Road; thence along the westerly side of Old White Plains Road to the point where the said westerly side of Old White Plains Road intersects the boundary line between the Town of Mamaroneck and the Town and Village of Scarsdale , the point or place of beginning. The exterior boundaries of the proposed Residence District AA are indicated on the appended map by crosshatching. (4) To provide that in area district AA, no dwelling or house shall be constructed with a total cubic content of less than Twenty-five thousand (25,000) cubic feet , not including basements , enclosed porches , attics , garages and breezways , which are not intended to be used for resi- dence purposes; in area districts A and A-2 , no dwelling or house shall be constructed with a. total cubic content of less than Eleven thousand (11 ,000) cubic feet , not including basements, enclosed porches , attics , garages and breezways , which are not intended to be used for residence purposes; and in area districts A-3 , no dwell- ing or house shall be constructed with a total cubic content of less than Nine thousand (9 ,000) cubic feet , not including basements , enclosed porches , attics , garages and breezways , which are not intended to be used for residence purposes. - - (5) To add a new section to the Ordinance , providing that the invalidity of any provision of the Ordinance shall not invalidate any other provision thereof. I TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that all rersons interested will have an opportunity to be heard at the above stated time and place. Dated , April 12 , 1948. BY ORDER OF THE TOWN BOARD Charles J. Gronberg, Town Clerk Councilman McKeever presented written permission given to him by Tar, Sidney Doherty for the use of his property for dumping incinei°ator residue , as reported by him at the last meeting. Discussion was held as to what insurance would be necessary to protect the Town in the event this property is to be used for dumping purposes. The matter was referred to the Town A+torney. Councilman Mills presented a list of claims from the Fire Department , totaling $1 ,035.61. He stated that he had checked the bills and recommended their approval. The members of the Board sitting as the Board of Fire Commissioners considered the claims and on motion by Councilman Mills , seconded by Councilman Embury, it was , upon roll call , unanimously RESOLVED, that the following described claims be and they hereby are approved and the Supervisor and Comptroller be and they hereby are authorized to pay same out of the budget for the Fire Depart- ment: New York Telephone Company $ 20.45 Plaza Pharmacy 12.79 L. Earl Miller , Inc. 19.69 American Red Cross 15.20 American LaFrance Foamite Corp. 26.28 Harry E. Foshay 25. 50 G.W. Merrell 22.62 Sirlin' s 1.75 Suburban Fuel Oil Service , Inc. 67. 50 7estchester Joint 'Water 17 orks No. 1 10. 50 Westchester Lighting Company 2.00 8 224.28 Hydrant Rental: New Rochelle '"at.er Company 52. 50 Westchester Joint Water PPorks No. I __Z,36.66 1 ,013.44 George Burton 10.37 Raymond & Fealey 11_80 22.LZ Grand Total $. 1 ,035.61 Councilman Mills presented the following reports : FIRE_REPORT_FOP,MARCH. 1948 -- Mar. I Box #561 5:31 P.14. 5:45 P.M. full alarm Apt . #1723 Larchmont Acres Eng. 2-3 Truck 1 Patrol fire in oven, no damage Chief Burton. 6 Box #'142 8:45 P.M. 9:25 P.M. full alarm Larchmont Hills Apt. incinerator screen on roof clogged up Eng. 2-3 Truck 1 Patrol Chief Burton. Mar . 11 Box #1142 10:21 A.M. 10:45 A.Y. full alarm Chatsworth Garden Apt. short circuit blowing out fuses , no damage Eng. 2-3 Truck 1 Patrol Chief Burton. 11 Box #,1344 5:40 P.M. 5: 55 P.E. still alarm Duffy 5 Moody Lane Back fire in oil burner no damage Eng. 3 L. Testa. 15. Box ;'226 7:09 P.M. 7:16 P.P.":. still alarm Shapiro 81 W. Brookside Dr. Grease in oven no damage Eng. 3 Chief Burton. 20 Box #741 7:41 P.M. 9:35 P.M. minor alarm brush Dean Pl. & Post Rd. no damage Eng. 3 Chief Burton. 22 Box #'142 11:05 P.M. 11:17 P.Y. still alarm 3 N. Chatsworth - Ave. leaky refrigerator no damage Eng. 3 Mueller. 22 Box #551 5:10 P.M. 5:33 P.Tv% minor alarm end of woodland Ave. rubbish fire no damage F'ng. 3 Chief Burton. 1-'85 ' Naar. 24 Box #551 3:12 P.IJ, 3:22 P.T7. minor alarm Palmer Ave. & Larchmont wiring in car no damage Eng. 3 Chief Burton. 25 Box #126 11:47 A.PQ. 11.57 A.M. still alarm brush Dante Ave. no damage Eng. 3 Chief Burton. 25 Box_ -363 11: 57 A.M, 12:26 P.Y. still alarm brush Bonnie Briar Lane no damage Eng. 3 Chief Burton. 25 Box #'242 1:00 P.P.Q. 1: 15 P.M. still alarm end of Rocky Rd. brush no damage Eng. 3 Chief Burton. 25 Box #=437 1:15 P.M. 2.30 P.M. still alarm followed by full alarm garages in rear of Prince Estate damage to garage app. $300.00 cause brush fire Tang. 3 full alarm Eng. 2 Truck 2 Chief Burton. 25 Box X4413 1: 15 P.M. 2:20 P.T.4. minor alarm Fenimore & Avon Rds. brush no damage Patrol Lieut. Bach. 25 Box #112 2 :45 P.TQ, 3:00 P.b7. minor alarm Laurel Ave. brush no damage Eng. 1 Capt. Torre. 25 Box #414 2:45 P.M. 3:45 P.M. minor alarr2 Fenimore & Durham Rds > brush no damage Eng. 1 Comm. T!Tills. 25 Box #437 5:C P.TS. 6 :10 P.m. still alarm Eng. 3 called by Lieut. Bach to Prince estate burn off grass near barn Chief Burton. 25 ' Box #'712 6: 55 P.M. 7:10 P.M. still ala rm Dillon Rd. & Post Rd. wooden barricade on fire no damage Eng. 3 Testa. 26 Box #434 '12:12 P.Y. 12:21 P.14. minor alarm brush Murdock estate no damage Eng. 3 Chief Burton. 29 Box 1246 2:25 P.Pr?. 3:25 P.T.S. minor alarm Durham Rd . brush I no damage Patrol Chief Burton. 29 2:25 P.M. 3: 55 P.M. Eng. 3 standing by at 256 Barnard Rd. oil burner being tested T:4ellor. 31 Box #431 7:05 P.M. 7: 50 P.M. minor alarm rear of High St. brush no damage Eng. 3 Chief Burton. Totals for month 9 still_ alarms 9 minor alarms 4 full alarms estimated damage $350.00. Respectfully submitted , Chief George Burton INSPECTOR 'S REPORT PLIACCH. 1948 Montessori Play School #137 Palmer Ave. in session Sept. 15 - June 15 approximately 15 pupils conditions good installation of extinguisher ordered. Murray Ave. School - Conditions excellent. Ordered standpipes and hose attached thereto flushed. out and tested. 187 Monroe Plat* School 4685 "leaver St . in session Sept. 15-June 15, extensive alterations to building. Conditions good approval granted pending completion of work and compliance with safety devices ordered installed. Smith Residence , x`65 Palmer Ave. Conditions not satisfactory, corrections ordered within thirty days. Mr. J. Kennedy, #39 Dillon Rd. sheet metal fabrication. No work that would create fire hazard done on premises. Installation of extinguisher ordered , conditions satisfactory. Empire State Boats , T'39 Dillon Rd. Steward V% Campbell, Pres® No paints or violatiles used on premises, concrete ceiling under living quarters above , conditions satisfactory. Empire State Boats rear of #,`39 Dillon Rd.. One story double garage conditions satisfactory , installation of extinguisher ordered. Emerson Furniture Co. Boston Post Rd. Corrections ordered , including cleaning up of premises. Notified of re inspection. April 15. Elkan Park. All premises in excellent condition. Oak Haven Apt. Cellar inspected and found in good condition. Tally Ho Riding Academy, dwelling house , barns , outbuildings in good condition. Myrtle Garage. Paint spraying done on premises , all precautions observed conditions satisfactory. Water supply on Hommocks area tested, very poor, recommendations regard sea hydrant will be forthcoming. Respectfully submitted, George Burton The violation pert&ining to the Smith Residence , 1#65 Palmer Avenue , was referred to the Town Attorney. The members of the Board discussed at length the legal possi- bility of the Town contributing to the Larchmont Soft Ball League. After discussion , it seemed to be the unanimous opinion that this payment could not be made. There being no further business; the meeting adjourned at 9:15 P.M. to meet on April 28, 1948.