HomeMy WebLinkAbout1946_07_03 Town Board Minutes 165
REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOWN BOARD, TOWN OF MAMARONECK
HELD JULY 3, 1946
In the Council Room and Auditorium of the Weaver Street Fire House
Town of Mamaroneck, New York.
The meeting was called to order by Supervisor Mandeville
at 6:15 P.M. ( Daylight Savings Time) .
Present: Supervisor Mandeville
Councilmen Stiner,, Mills, Watson
Absent Councilman Embury
The presence was also noted of Town Clerk Gronberg, Town
Attorney Delius and Accountant Finson.
The Town Clerk presented the affidavit of publication calling
for a public hearing to consider an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance
of the Town of Mamaroneck reclassifying the property on the South side
of Palmer Avenue between Burton Road and Weaver Street, from "A" Resi-
dential to "B" Multiple Family or Apartment House .
Three petitions dated June 22, 1946, containing 44 signatures
protesting the proposed change were handed to the Town Clerk for filing
by Mr . Lee H. Whitestone, 190 Palmer Avenue, Larchmont, New York.
The Supervisor called upon Mr . Whitestone, Chairman of the
Committee filing the protest to speak.
Mr. Whitestone read a list of objections among which were
that a change in the zoning would deteriorate the property and the
community; that rezoning to class "B" would lower the value of the
land, that the people in this section had bought their homes with the
understanding that this section would remain Class "A" residential.
The Supervisor called upon Mr. John Merritt, one of the
organizers of the proposed project, who in turn called upon Mr. Albert
Kohler to present the case on behalf of the Larchmont Veteran's Housing
Association.
Mr. Kohler outlined the works of the Association, its member-
ship, and its plans, in relation to the proposed housing project.
Mr. Kohler asked Mr. Gerald O'Reilly, Architect for this
housing project to answer questions concerning the construction.
Mrs. A.J. Frey, 12 Burton Road, an abttting owner, spoke in
opposition to the rezoning stating that she purchased her home , as did
the surrounding owners, with the understanding that this area would re-
main Class "A" residential. Further, that no member of the Veterans'
Housing Association had contacted her, or any of the abUting owners,
as to this proposed housing project. Mrs. F.J. Haugelstine and Mrs.
V.J. Kraft, abutting owners, also spoke in opposition to the project .
Mr. Lee H. Burton representing Mr. Benno Elkan, stated that
Mr. Elkan was desirous of doing everything he could to help the veterans
and the request made by his client for the rezoning of five acres should
not necessarily hinge on the 15 additional acres all simultaneously be
rezoned for something he knows nothing about.
The Supervisor replied to his statement by saying that the
Board wished to Dive careful consideration to the property on both sides
of this tract and that was why the additional 15 acres were included in
the Public Notice.
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Mr. Edward Keeler, speaking in behalf of Howell Park Associa-
tion, stated that the Howell Park Association is firmly opposed to a
change and is interested in keeping this district strictly one-family
Class "A" residential. He said that the Association is in sympathy with
the veterans and suggested that if they want to develop this housing
project that perhaps the Town would grant them a variance . Mr. Keeler
also stated that the Howell Park Association would be glad to meet
with the members of the Veterans' Housing Association to discuss their
problems .
Mr. Herbert Baum, President of Larchmont Gardens Association;
Mr . Cornelius Van Buren, Realtor; Mr. Walter F. Brady; Mr. Philip Holden ,
and others speaking in opposition to a change in zoning, were agreeable
to the suggestion made by Mr. Keeler.
Mr. L. Howard Katz, Past Commander of David Potts, Jr. Post,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Mr. Walter Needham, also a past Commander
and a veteran of both wars, spoke in behalf of the veterans' housing
project stating that the people in the Town should do everything in
their power to aid the veterans in obtaining proper housing.
After hearing all those who..desired to speak, Supervisor
Mandeville asked how many people in the room would be agreeable to the
rezoning of the Elkan property provided that this district is used for
the erection of not more than 2-1/2 story multip;e dwellings.
There was no opposition from the floor to this suggestion
except 'Mrs. F.J. Haugelstine, 200 Palmer Avenue, who opposed to
any changes whatsoever.
The Supervisor asked if there was any one else who wished to
speak. There being no one, he declared the hearing closed
The Supervisor recommended that the Board proceed with the
regular meeting.
The minutes of May 28, 1946, were approved as presented.
A letter dated June 19, 1946, was received from Mr. John A.
Nang, Chairman of the Board of Park Commissioners stating that Mr.
Thos. Aitchison, Jr. , wished to be reinstated as Park Foreman, effective
July 11 1946.
Following discussion, it was on motion by Councilman Stiner,
seconded by Councilman Mills, upon roll call unanimously
RESOLVED, that Fair. Thos. M. Aitchison, Jr. , be and
he hereby is reinstated to the position of Park Fore-
man, effective July 1, 1946, at an annual salary of
$2,700.001
The Town, Clerk read a petition received from the Assessor
requesting the approval of a number of pages of the Assessment Maps,
showing corrections made by the Town Engineer as of June 11 1946, such
corrections being due to the sale or transfer of lots or plots, filing
of maps in the Department of Land Records in White Plains, and so forth.
On motion by Councilman Stiner, Seconded by Councilman Mills,
it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Board approves of the changes in
the Assessment Maps of the Town of Mamaroneck as of
the first of June, 1946, and the said maps are here-
by corrected and rectified as of Junel, 1946, in
the following places:
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Page: 101,107, 1090 1103 111, 205, 208, 209,
320' 327 , 329, 401, 405, 406, 4090 5011
Page: 116, 120, 121, 124, 133, 211, 215, 216,
330, 333, 3400 34AO 410, 411, 4120 416,
508, 509
In answer to the advertisement published in the Daily Times
on May 21, 1946, bids to be received on or before June 3, 19460 the
Town Clerk reported that he had received one bid for property known
as Block 133, Parcel 148, from Patsy ER. Giacomo. The offer made by
Mr. Giacomo was in amount of $700.00. A certified check in the
amount of $70.00 accompanied the bid.
Following discussion it was on motion by Councilman Stiner,
seconded by Councilman Mills, upon roll call unanimously
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RESOLVED, that this Board accepts the offer of
Patsy Pd. Giacomo, in the amount of $700.00 for
property known as Block 133, Parcel 148.
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Town Attorney be and he
hereby is instructed to draw the necessary,=con-
tract for the sale of this property in accordance
with the terms of the offer and acceptance and
that the Supervisor be and he hereby is authorized
to acknowledge and deliver the deed accordingly.
The Town Clerk reported that in response to letter of May 2, 1946
received from the Board of Elections, White Plains, N.Y. it was necessary
to alter the fourteenth and Fifteenth Districts due to the fact that their
registrgtion has exceeded the thousand mark.
The Town Clerk presented a map showing the necessary al-
terations which affect the surrounding districts.
Following discussion, it was on motion by Councilman Stiner,
seconded by Councilman Mills, upon roll call, unanimously
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RESOLVED, that the map submitted at this meeting, as
amended, altering the Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth,
and Fifteenth, election districts in the Town of Mamaro-
neck be and it hereby is approved; and be it
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FURTHER RESOLVED, that the boundaries of said Twelfth,
Thirteenth, Fouteenth and Fifteenth election districts
in the Town of Mamaroneck, as shown on said map, be and
- they hereby are described as follows:
DISTRICT NO. 12
Bounded on the south by the center line of Forest Avenue,
Sheldrake Avenue, Holly Place, Forest Avenue and Rockland
Avenue from Forest Avenue to the Town of Mamaroneck-Village
of Mamaroneck boundary line and by said boundary line to
a point theron 1300 feet easterly from the center line
of Fenimore Road, on the east by a line 1300 feet easterly
from the center line of Fenimore Road to a point on the
Town of Mamaroneck-Town of Scarsdale line 1380 feet
easterly from the center line of Fenimore Road, on the
north by the Town of Mamaroneck-Town of Scarsdale boundary
line and on the west by the Town of Mamaroneck-City of
New Rochelle boundary line.
DISTRICT NO. 13
Bounded on the south by a line drawn parallel with and
100 feet northerly from the northerly line of Lester Place
running from the Town of Mamaroneck-City of New Rochelle
boundary lane to the center line of Madison Avenue, thence
southerly along the center line of Madison Avenue to the
northerly line of Pelham-Port Chester Parkway, thence
northeasterly along said line to the center line of
Murray Avenue, bounded on the east by the center line of
Murray Avenue to Homer Avenue bounded, by the center line
of Homer Avenue and the center line of Orsini Drive to
Dante Street, bounded on the south by the center line of
Dante Street, bounded on the east by the center line of
Weaver Street, bounded on the north by the center line
of Forest Avenue, and on the west by the Town of Mamaro-
neck-City of New Rochelle boundary line.
DISTRICT NO. 14
Bounded on the south by the N.Y.N.H. & H. Railroad tracks
the Town of Mamaroneck-Village of Larchmont boundary line
and the center line of Boston Post Road, on the east by
the center line of Weaver Street; on the north by the
center line of Dante Street, Orsini Drive, and Homer
Avenue , and on the west by the center line of Murray
Avenue and North Chatsworth Avenue .
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DISTRICT NO. 15
Bounded on the south by the center line of N.Y.N.H. & H
Railroad tracks, on the west by the center line of 'Weaver
Street, on the north by the center line of Forest, Shel-
drake, Holly and Forest Avenues and the center line of
Rockland Avenue, and on the east by the Town of Mamaroneck-
Villgae of Miamaroneck boundary line to the center line
of the N.Y.N.H. &.H. Railroad tracks.
The audit report of Glick-Freedman, for the year ended
December 31, 1945, was discussed by the memebers of the Town Board.
Following discussion, it was on motion by Councilman Mills,
seconded by Councilman Stiner, upon roll call, unanimously
RESOLVED, that the annual report made by Glick-Freed-
man, for the year ended December 31, 1945: be accepted
with the recommendations contained therein.
The Town Clerk presented the affidavit of publication of re-
solution originally adopted by the Town Board which would convey to the
Village of Mamaroneck the property known as the Old Town Hall , on Prospect
Avenue, for the sum of $100.00. He also stated that the expiration date
was July 3, 1946, and no objections regarding this resolution had been
filed with him.
The following reports were received and ordered placed on file:
Report of the Town Clerk for the month of May, 1946.
Report of the Building Inspector for the months of May and June, 1946
Report of the Plumbing Inspector for the months of May and June, 1946.
Report of the Receiver of Taxes for the months of May and June, 1946.
Report of the West. County Dog Protective Assn for the months of M:;
and June, 1946.
Report of the Department of Public Welfare for the month of May.. 1946.
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 Stiner,
the following was, upon roll call, unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 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 Westchester 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.-
NOW, THERFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED, that the assessment roll for the year 1945,
School tax of 1946; and the assessment roll for the year
1946, taxes of 1947, which show the property now appear-
ing on the Rolls as follows:
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Section Block Lot Name Land Only
7 73 3,4,7 Bessie D. Kennedy $8,000
(727-13) P: 8
be corrected as follows, in accordance with the pro-
visions of subdivision 5 of Section 33:
Section Block Lot Name Land Only
---- 7 73 7 & 8 Marion Batterson $4,000
(727-33)
7 73 3 Px 4 Bessie D. Kennedy 43000
(727-33)
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Assessment Roll for the
year 1945, taxes of 1946, and the Assessment Roll for
the year 1946, taxes of 1947, which show property now
appearing on the Rolls as follows :
Section Block Lot Name Land Only
7 16C 120 to
(713-348) 133 Jaya Realty Corp. $8,000
be corrected as follows, in accordance with the pro-
visions of subdivision 5 of Section 33:
Section Block Lot Name Land Only
7 16C 120 to
(713-348) 126 Jay Realty Corp. $40000
7 160 127 to
(713-365) 133 Sallie R. Cohen $49000
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Assessment Roll for the
year 1945, taxes of 1946, and the Assessment Roll for
the year 1946, taxes of 1947, which show property now
appearing on the Rolls as follows:
Section Block Lot Name Land Only
7 58 127 to
(713-365) 133 Sallie R. Cohen $4,000
be corrected as follows, in accordance with the pro-
visions of subdivision: 5 of Section 33:
Section Block Lot Name Land Onlq
7 58 127 to
(713-365) 130 I.J. Cohen & J.E. Cohen $2,250
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7 58 131 to
(713-371) 133 Sallie R. Cohen 1,750
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Assessment Roll for the
year 1945, School Tax of 1946, and the Assessment Roll
-- for the year 1946, Taxes of 1947, which show property
now appearing on the Roll as follows:
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Section Block Lot Name Land Imp. Total
7 58 2 & 3 Sidney Olsen & W $21,500 $27,500 $490000
(720-37)
be corrected as follows, in accordance with the pro-
visions of Subdivision 5 of Section 33:
Section Block Lot Name Land Imp. Total
7 58 2A & 3A Sidney Olsen & W $17,000 $22,500 $39,500
(720-39)
7 58 3B Robert Hollister & W 4,500 50000 9,500
(720-37)
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Assessment Roll for the
year 1945, taxes of 1946, and the Assessment Roll
for the year 1946, taxes of 1947, which show pro-
perty now appearing on the Rolls as follows:
Section Block Lot Name Land Imp Total
8 51 26 to 32 Anselmo Gironda $3,000 200 $32200
(818-65) 33B to 370
be corrected as follows, in accordance with the pro-
visions of subdivision 5 of Section 33:
Section Block Lot Name Land Imp Total
8 51 26 to
(818-65) 30 Anselmo Gironda $2,000 $2,000
8 51 310 32, 33B
-. (818-78) to 370 Robert Johnson & W 1,000 200 1,200
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Assessment Roll for the
year 1945, taxes of 1946, and the Assessment Roll
for the year 1946, taxes of 1947, which show pro-
perty now appearing on the Rolls as follows:
Section Block Lot Name Land IM2 Total
8 56 3,4
( 817-481) 8 & 9 Frank E. Ottman $5,000 7,000 $12,000
be corrected as follows, in accordance with the pro-
visions of subdivision 5 of Section 33:
Section Block Lot Nacre Land I-z Total
8 56 3 & 4 Frank E. Ottman $2,500 7,000 $92500
(817-421) 5
8 56 8 & 9 Village of Mamaroned, 2,500
(817-481)
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Assessment Roll for the
year 1945, taxes of 1946, and the Assessment Poll
for the year 1946, taxes of 1947: which show pro-
perty now appearing on the Rolls as follows:
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Section Block Lot Name Land Only
8 109 27 to: 34 &
(826-208) 1B & pt lA Oresta Poccia $30250
be corrected as follows, in accordance with the pro-
visions of subdivision 5 of Section 33:
Section Block Lot Name Land Only
8 109 30 to 33, pt
of 27 to 29
( 826-208) & 1B & pt lA Crests, Poccia $2 250
8 109 34,pt 27 to
29 & 1B &
(826-223) pt LA Luca or Louis Poccia 1,000
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the assessment roll for the
year 1945, taxes of 1946, and the Assessment Roll
for the year 1946, taxes of 1947, which show pro-
perty now appearing on the Roll as follows:
Section Block Lot Name Land Only
9 105 88 to 92
(961-185) 100 to 102 Satan' s Toe,Inc. X150500
be corrected as follows, in accordance with the pro-
visions of subdivision 5 of Section 33:
Section Block Lot Name Land Only
9 105 100 to 102 Morris 'N. Haft $6,000
(961-227)
9 105 88 to 92 Satan' s Toe, Inc . 94,500
(961-185)
FURTHER RESOLVED, THAT THE Assessment Roll for the
year 1945, School Tax of 1946, and the Assessment
Roll for the year 1946, taxes of 1947, which show
property now appearing on the Rolls as follows:
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1 14 11 to 16 &
(111-43) 38 to 42 L.C. Wainwright $102000 $70000 $172000
be corrected as follows, in accordance with the pro-
visions of subdivision 5 of Section 33:
Section Block Lot Name Land Imp. Total
1 14 38 to 42
(111-43) L.C . Wainwright $5,250 $5,250
1 14 16 to 20 Edward R. Jobson 4,750 7,000 11,750
(111-73)
Councilman Stiner, reporting for the Board of Review, advised
that upon Mr. Eugene Reviere' s return from vacation, the Board, would meet
to act upon the 96 protests that were filed with said Board®
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Councilman Stiner reported that a meeting of the Board of
Plumbing Examiners was held and of the two applicants who appeared only
one was successful.
Councilman Mills reported that he had at hand a number of
bills from the Fire Department, totaling $1,210.77, which he had checked.
He recommed the approval of the bills as presented.
The members of the Town Board sitting as the Board of Fire
Commissioners considered the claims, and on motion by councilman Mills,
seconded by Councilman Stiner, it was, upon roll call, unanimously
RESOLVED, that the following described claims be and
they hereby are approved and that the Supervisor and
Comptroller be and they hereby are authorized to pay
same out of the budget for the Fire Department:
A & A Automotive Co. 44.27
Alpine Disinfecting Co. 14.25
R.G. Brewer, Inc. 5.08
Excelsior Auto Repair & IvSachine Works 15.00
Ohio Chemical & Mfg. Co. 4.35
Fair of Westchester, Inc . 6.59
The Gamewell Company 66.23
Genung' s Incorporated 4.27
G.W. Merrell 8.24
L. Earl Miller, Inc. 13.56
Mitchell Oil Corporation 53.55
New York Telephone Co. 62.80
Westchester Lighting Company 25.88 $324.07
Westchester Joint Water Works No. 1 730.00
William K. Fordyce 156.70
§1210.77
Councilman Mills brought up the question as to the value of
the new Dodge Pumper purchased by the Fire Department.
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After discussion it was agreed that the truck be insured
for the stun of $7,500.00.
Councilman Mills resented a record of inspection made by
Lt. Michael F. Gallagher of the Town of Mamaroneck Fire Department,
which showed as follows:
"June 10, 1946
1, Larchmont Gables Apartments, Post Road and Alden Road-
No Violations found.
2. Larchmont Acres Apartments, Palmer Avenue and Richbell Road-
no violations found. Alarm system to Headquarters tested
and found to be in proper order.
3. Alden House Apartments, Post Road and Alden Road- Incinerator
screening found to be in poor condition and Superintendent
ordered to replace same immediately. Superintendednt__also
ordered to have all fire hose in stair wells tested.
Reinspected June 14, 1946, and violations were removed.
4. Post Lodge, Post Road between Weaver Street and Richbell
Road - No.vioiations found.
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5. Sagamore Inn, Post Road between Dean Place and Dillon Road
no violations found.
June 11, 1946
1. Avonmore Apartments, Post Road and Dillon Road - Cardboard
boxes, newspapers and trash found in basement store room.
Superintendent ordered to remove same immediately.
Reinspected June 14, 1946 and found violation removed.
2. Larchmont Hills Apartments, Chatsworth Avenue and Myrtle
Boulevard - Superintendent ordered to have all fire hose
in stair wells tested.
Reinspected June 14, 1946, and found fire hose in good
condition.
3. Chatsworth Gardens Apartments, Chatsworth Avenue and Murray
Avenue - Superintendent ordered to have all fire hose in
stair wells tested and all hose gaskets replaced.
Reinspected June 270 1946, and found fire hose in good
condition. Hose gaskets still on order.
4. Stone-crest Apartments, 21 North Chatsworth Avenue - Super-
intendent ordered to have all fire hose in stair wells
tested.
Reinspected June 27,1946, and found fire hose in good
condition.
5. Oak Haven Apartments, 172 Myrtle Boulevard - Stanpipe in
front of building out of order. Superintendent ordered
to have same repaired immediately. Superintendent also
ordered to have all fire hose in stair wells tested.
Reinspected June 14, 1946, and found violation removed
and fire hose in good condition.
6. Nanits Restaurant; Post Road between Weaver Street and
Mamaroneck Village line - no violations found.
7. Roadside Furniture Store, Post Road between Weaver Street
and Mamaroneck Village - no violations found.
S. Larchmont Express Company, Post Road between.Weaver Street
and Larchmont Village - no violations found.
June i4, 1946
1 . Tally-Ho Tavern, 170 Myrtle Boulevard - Wires to music box
and amplifier found to be in poor condition.. Proprietor
ordered to install new wires to both units immediately.
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Reinspected June 27, and found violations removed.
2. Alyce Cleaners & Dyers, 170 Myrtle Boulevard - no violations
found.
3. Schenley Research Laboratory, 200 Myrtle Boulevard - no
violations found.
4. Winged Foot Club House, Fenimore Road - no violations found.
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5 . Gristed.e Brothers Store, 11 North Chatsworth Avenue no
violations found
6. Plaza Pharmacy, 18 North Chatsworth Avenue - no violations
found.
7. Hellmer' s Delicatessen, 3 North Chatsworth Avenue - no
violations found.
B. Chatsworth Stationery Store, l north Chatsworth Avenue -
no violations found.
9. Chatsworth Valet, 5 North Chatsworth Avenue - Fags and
trash stored in tailor shop. Proprietor ordered to re-
move same immediately.
Reinspected June 27, 1946, and found violation removed.
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10. Alden Tavern, Post Road and Alden Road - no Violations found.
11- Myrtle Avenue Garage, 200 Myrtle Boulevard - no. violations found.
June 16, 1946
1. Bonnie Briar Club House, Weaver Street - no violations found.
All fire hose newly installed upon previous recommendation.
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June 27, 1946
1 . Chatsworth Garage, 1 Vine Street - All soda and acid extin-
guishers overdue for recharging. Proprietor ordered to
recharge same immediately.
Reinspected June 29, 1946 - violation not removed. New
charges on order.
2. Residence of Albert Swanki, 15 Spruce Road - New Emerson
type oil burner and 275 gallon tank installed by Mr.
Parker of Mt. Vernon, installation found to be in
proper order. Recommended covering ceiling beams
with sheet rock for additional fire protection.
Each Saturday evening a tour of all Public Assembly places in the
district is made overcrowding, fire stairways and exits,
lighting, parking and other safety measures for the Public.
The Supervisor stated that he had a letter dated July 3, 1946,
advising that the Board of Police Commissioners had granted approval to
Police uhief Yerick to attend the Police Conference to be held at Utica,
July 23, 24 and 25, and that approval was also requested of the Town Board.
Following discussion, it was on motion by Councilman Watson,
seconded by Councilman Stiner, upon roll call unanimously
RESOLVED, that Police Chief Yerick be and he hereby
is authorized to attend the Police Conference to be
held at Utica, N.Y., July 23, 24 and 25, and that the
expenses not to exceed $60.00, be paid out of the Bud-
get item in the Police Department,
The Supervisor presented a statement of receipts and disburse-
ments on Block 826, Parcel 445 and Block 826, Parcel 353, which property
was foreclosed by the Village and sold to Happiness Laundry, Inc. He
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stated that the apportionable share of the net receipts due the Town
amounts to $860.88 and that this amount does not include the Mamaroneck
Valley Sewer and School taxes on this property from the date of acqui-
sition by the Village to the date of sale, which will be received in
addition.
On motion by Councilman ,Watson, seconded by Counccilman Stiner,
it was, upon roll call, unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Receiver of Taxes is hereby auth-
orized to accept the sum of $952.31 in full payment
of all taxes and tax liens open on the Town of Mamaro-
neck tax records, as of this date, on property known
as Block 826, Parcel 445 and Block 826, Parcel 353.
The Supervisor presented the following resolution, which was
on motion by councilman Stiner, seconded by Councilman Watson, upon roll
call, unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, on April 3, 1946, the Town Board of the Town
of Mamaroneck passed a resolution accepting the offer
of Jules III. Gorlitz to purchase property known as
Block 942, Parcel 405 on the tax assessment map of
the Town of Mamaroneck, said resolution being con-
ditioned upon the approval of said offer by the
Village of Mamaroneck; and
WHEREAS, on April 1, 19462 the Village Board of the
Village of Mamaroneck, by resolution duly approved
said offer of sale; and
WITTEREAS, on the 20th day of May, 1946, title was con-
veyed to said Jules M. Gorlitz, or his assignee; and
WFEREAS, the receipts and disbursements in connection
with said property are as follows:
Receipts:
Sales Price 44,050.00
Tax Apportionment
Credit Allowed 2-2/3 months, 1946
Village Tax (4228.23) 50.72
Less: Charge 1946 S.T.C. Tax 19.09
1945 School Tax 19.08 38.17 12.55
Total Receipts $4,037.45
Disbursements:
1944 School Tax 159.11
1942 Mamaroneck Valley Sewer Tax 43.52
1942 School Tax 180.40
1943 Mamaroneck Valley Sewer Tax 43.24
1943 School Tax 181.68
1944 Mamaroneck Valley Sewer Tax 43.19
1945 Mamaroneck Valley Sewer Tax 30.41
1945 School Tax 167.00
1946 Mamaroneck Valley Sewer Tax 31.19
Pro-rate share of Foreclosure costs 78.45
Total Disbursements 958.19
Net Proceeds $3,079.26
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showing the net proceeds to be apportioned between
the Town and Village of Mamaroneck to be $3,079.26;
and
WHEREAS, the amount of unpaid taxes and percentage
due to the Village and Town are as follows:
Town Village
Unpaid taxes to 1/22/42 - $2,415 .10 -30855.28
Percentage of Distribution 38.52 61.48
Amount to be distributed 12186.13 1,893.13
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED, that in accordance with the percentage
above set forth that there be paid to the Village of
Mamaroneck 61 .48% of the net proceeds of $3,079.26,
or $1,893.13.
FURTHER RESOLVED, that this disbursement be made from
the receipts of the aforementioned transaction.
The Supervisor presented proposed distribution covering rents
on hand for the properties leased to Estate Appraisal and Valuation Co. Inc.
On motion by Councilman Stiner, seconded by Councilman Mills,
the following was, upon roll call unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, the Supervisor has submitted to this Board
a statement from the Village of Maamarone d, which
statement gives the proposed distribution of the sum
of $5,500 rent received under a lease between the Vil-
lage of Mamaroneck as lanlord, and Estate Appraisal
and Valuation Co. Inc. as tenant, covering various
parcels of property which together constitute the
former Hommocks Golf Club, now operated as the Hamp-
shire County Club, which apportionment is on the
basis of taxes levied by the Town and Village for the
year 1946:
RESOLVED, that the apportionment of the sum of -50500.
be made as shown upon the statement which is as follows:
Schedule for Distribution Purposes of Proceeds
from Operation and Rental of Property known as
HAMPSHIRE COUNTRY CLUB
Leased to
Estate Appraisal & Valuation Co. Inc.
Properties included in Lease
Town Tax Map Village Tax Map
Description Description Owner
414 - 1
111 Village
- - 81
933 - 1
297 9-72-28 Village
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Town Tax Map Village Tax Map
Description Description Owner
936 - 1 9-72-11 Village
942 - 367 9-89B-15 Village
568 9-89D-24 Village
934 - 90 9-72-15,16 Town
935 - 700 9-72-3 Town
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942 - 392 9-89B-16 Town
943 - 12 9-89D-25,26
27,28 Town
Town Village
1946 Town Taxes)
1946 Village Taxes) X5,801.43 , 31670.04
Percentage 61.25 38.75
Amount of Distribution 3,368.75 20131.25
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the sum of $33,368.75 received
by the Town as its share of the aforesaid rent of
$50400 be applied by it on account of State, County,
Town and School taxes for the year 1946.
The Supervisor stated that Yie had a letter dated June 24, 1946:
received from Fred T. Wilson, offering to purchase property known as
Block 913; Parcel 260, for the sum of $2,000.00.
Following discussion, the Board decided to respectfully decline
the offer.
The Supervisor submitted a form bond covering moneys to
be received by the Town of State Aid under Section 283 of the Highway
Law, which bond has been approved by the Town Attorney as to form.
Following discussion, it was on motion by Councilman Watson,
seconded by Councilman Stiner, upon roll call , unanimously
RESOLVED, that the bond, as to ford is approved and
the Supervisor is authorized to execute the same and
file same pursuant to Law.
The Supervisor presented the following resolution, which was
on motion by Councilman Stiner, seconded by Councilman Watson, upon roll
call unanimously
RESOLVED, that Clifford Peeler be appointed to the
position of Sanitation Man in the Garbage Department,
effective as of June 16, 19462 at a salary of $1,920.
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The Supervisor read a letter dated ed June 21, 1946, received
from Mr. K.G. Van Sciver, Clerk of the Board of Education, Union Free
School District No. 1, requesting payment of the balance of tax arrears
for the years 1932-1934 inclusive, in the sum of $48,135.11, plus interest
which had not been paid to the school district.
This matter was discussed by the members of the Board but no
definite action was taken at this time .
The Supervisor stated that the Town Board is required to appoint
- the chairman of the Board of Appeals for zoning and that he recommended
the appointment of Mr. Munn Brewer.
Following discussion, it was on motion by Councilman Watson,
seconded by Councilman Mills, upon roll call, unanimously
RESOLVED, that Mr. Munn Brewer be and he hereby is
designated chairman of the Board of Appeals for Zoning
in the unincorporated section of the Town of Mamaroneck,
for the term expiring February 19, 1950.
The Supervisor presented for the approval of the Town Board
a renewal of agreement between the Westchester Lighting Company and the
Town of Mamaroneck.. extending contract of March 11, 1941 to and including
December 31, 1946.
On motion by Councilman Watson, seconded by Councilman Stiner,
it wasm upon roll call, unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Supervisor be and he hereby is
authorized to sign the following agreement:
"It is agreed between the Westchester Lighting
Company and the Town of Mamaronec'; parties to
an agreement dated March 11, 1941, and expiring
on March 11, 1946 providing for the lighting of
the streets of said Town, to renew said agree-
ment and make its terms and conditions applicable
to the period from the expiration date thereof
to and including December 31, 1946."
The Supervisor stated that he had at hand a letter dated
June 19, 1946, received from Commissioner of Public Works, James C.
Harding, together with an agreement concerning snow removal on State
Highways .
Following discussion, it was on motion by Councilman Mills,
seconded by Councilman Watson, upon roll call , unanimously
RESOLVED, that Town Superintendent of Highways
A.J. Foote be and he hereby is authorized to sign
the agreement for the removal of snow on State High-
ways within the township of the Town of Mamaroneck.
The Supervisor presented to the Board a proposed and tentative
schedule of increases compensation for employees in the Town receiving
less than $4,000 per annum. He referred to the fact that the increase
in the cost of living had convinced him that some increase is necessary
even for the remainder of the year 1946 regardless of what the budget
appropriation or compensation plan previously adopted may provide. In
general, he felt that employees in the lower brackets should receive
proportionately larger increases and referred to the statistics and
analysis made by experts in connection with the County Plan for in-
creased salaries.
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Following discussion, and after comments and suggestions made
by the members of the Board, the following resolution, was on motion by
Councilman Watson, seconded by Councilman Mills, upon roll call, unani-
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, it appears that increased cost of living
makes it necessary to provide additional compensation
or wages for Town employees in the lower brackets;
and
WHEREAS, it appears that there is in most cases, Sur-
plus funds available for the purpose of such increases;
NOW, THERFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED, that the previously adopted schedule of com-
pensation and the budget appropriation for the year
1946 be amended by providing for the following in-
creases to the annual salaries or compensation for
the following named employees, which increases shall
become effective as of July 1, 1946, and that on and
after Ju.'iy 15, 1946s the semi-monthly compensation paid
such employees be increased accordingly:
Present Am't of
Title Name Salary Increases New Salary ';
Caretaker Ruben Catoe 900.00 900.00
Telephone Operator Wilhelmina Schroeder1620.00 250.00 1870.00
Int. Acct. Clerk & Steno. Jean Corbia 1800.00 250.00 2050.00
Int. Acct. Clerk Donna Wiedemann 1560.00 250.00 1810.00
Town Accountant Alexander Finson 3600.00 200.00 3800.00
Senior Acet. Clerk) Leo N. Orsino 2800.00 200.00 3000.00
---- Comptroller ) Leo N. Orsino 800.00 800.00
Town Assessor James E . Smith 3960.00 3960.00
Senior Typist Frances Riley 1860.00 250.00 2110.00
Town Attorney John L. Delius 6600.00 6600.00
Senior Stenographer Margaret Barnes 1500.00 250.00 1750.00
( Park Commission p' 170.00 170.00
Bd . of Appeals) r, 250.00 250.00
Welfare Officer C.D. DeVinne 2000.00 2000.00
Custodian Harriot Price 720.00 720.00
Soo. Case Wk.Supervisor Myra K. Neumann 2160.00 250.00 2410.00
Int. Account Clerk Ethel G. Ehrichs 1500.00 250.00 1750.00
Pub. Health Nurse,P.T. Mary A. Peck 1000.00 1000.00
Public Health Nurse Elizabeth Dodge 2100.00 2100.00
Ass t. Bldg.&P1g.Insp. Thos. J. McKeever 1800.00 200.00 2000.00
Asst Engineer a " " 660.00 660.00
Asst. C1erk,P.T. ti 660.00 660.00
Police Chief Paul A. Yeriek 4250.00 4250.00
Police Lieutenant Paul Euiler 3650.00 200.00 3850.00
Police Sergeant Louis Boivin 3250.00 200.00 3450.00
Police Sergeant Francis Waterbury 3250.00 200.00 3450.00
Police Detective Joseph Paonessa 3000.00 200.00 3200.00
Police Detective Chauncey Smith 3000.00 200.00 3200.00
Police Patrolman George Blenniss 2850.00 200.00 3050.00
Police Patrolman John Gilfoy 2850.00 200.00 3050.00
Police Patrolman John Grenan 2850.00 200.00 3050.00
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Present Amtt of
Title Names SalarZ Increase New Salary
Police Patrolman John Caputo 2850.00 200.00 3050.00
Police Patrolman William Cunningham 2850.00 200.00 3050.00
Police Patrolman James Knox 2850.00 200.00 3050.00
Police Patrolman Lawrence McAllister 2850.00 200.00 3050.00
Police Patrolman Philip I4lillheiser 2850.00 200.00 3050.00
- Police Patrolman Eugene DeVeau 2850.00 200.00 3050.00
Police Patrolman Christopher Lovely 2850.00 200.00 3050.00
Police Patrolman James Mancusi 2650.00 200.00 2850.00
Police Patrolman James Staropbli 2250.00 250.00 2500.00
Police Patrolman George Mulcahy 2250.00 250.00 2500.00
Police Patrolman. ( Temp) Robert Ingham 2250.00 250.00 2500.00
Police Patrolman Edward Westfall 2250.00 250.00 250040
Custodian ( Police) Fred Dworak 1200.00 250.00 1450.00
Int. Steno. , P.T. Marjorie V. McCulloch 400.00 400.00
Park Foreman Thos.M.Aitchison,Jr. 2700.00 200.00 2900.00
Asstt Park Foreman Arthur Johnson 1800.00 250.00 2050.00
Park Groundsman Thos.MoAitchison,Sr. 2400.00 200.00 2600.00
Fire Lieutenant Patrick ,Nolan 2600.00 200.00 2800.00
Fire Lieutenant Michael Gallagher 2600.00 200.00 2800.00
Fire Lieutenant Michael Harrington 2600.00 200.00 2800.00
Fire Truck Driver Joseph Miller 2400.00 200.00 2600.00
Fire Truck Driver Earl Mellor 2400.00 200.00 2600.00
Fire Truck Driver Alfred Moll 2400.00 200.00 2600.00
Fire Truck Driver Louis Testa 2400.00 200.00 2600.00
Fire Truck Driver Michael Hannan 2100.00 250.00 2350.00
Motor Eqpt. Oper. Paul Fortuna 1920.00 250.00 2170.00
Sanitation Man Curtiss Major 1920.00 250.00 2170.00
Sanitation Man Anthony Cugliari 1920.00 250.00 2170.00
Sanitation Man Matthew Halley 1920.00 250.00 2170.00
Sanitation Man David Lyde 1920.00 250.00 2170.00
- Sanitation Man John Catoe 1920.00 250.00 2170.00
Sanitation Man Clifford Peeler 1920.00 250.00 2170.00
Asstt. Supt. Pub Wks. Michael A. Merola 2700.00 200.00 2900.00
General Repairman George Osborne 2500.00 200.00 2700.00
Automotive Mechanic Arthur Horton 2500.00 200.00 2700.00
FURTHER RESOLVED, that all per diem employees shall receive an in-
crease of ten (10%) per cent.
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Compensation Plan heretofore
adopted by the Town Board and, as amended and filed with
the personnel Officer . of the County of Westchester, shall
provide for the following salaries for the following named
positions, effective as of July 1, 1946:
Title of Position Minimum Maximum
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Caretaker ( Town Offices) 720 1000
Telephone Operator 1500 2160
Int. Account Clerk & Stenographer 1750 2375
Int. Account Clerk 1500 2100
Town Accountant 3500 4400
Senior Account Clerk 2500 3450
Senior Typist 1920 2430
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Compensation Plan - (Continued) Minimum Maximum
Senior Stenographer 1800 2500
Custodian ( Welfare) 600 720
Social Case Work Supervisor 1800 2410
Public Health Nurse ( P.T . ) 900 1200
Public Health Nurse 1800 2425
Asset Building & Plumbing inspector 1800 2500
Police Chief 4000 4900
Police Lieutenant 3500 4450
Police Sergeant 3200 3970
Police Detective 2900 3680
Police Patrolman 2500 3510
Custodian ( Police) 1050 1670
Park Foreman 2600 3350
Asset. Park Foreman 1800 2400
Park Groundsman 2000 3000
Fire Lieutenant 2200 3220
Fire Truck Driver 2200 3020
Automotive Eqpt. Oper. (Garbage) 1820 .2500
Asset Supt. Public Works 2600 3350
General Repairman 2300 3125
Automotive Mechanic 2300 3125
Building & Plumbing Inspector 2200 2800
Assessment Clerk ( Full Time) 1800 2800
Junior Stenographer 1200 1600
intermediate Stenographer 1560 1950
Junior Typist 1200 1600
Intermediate Typist 1560 1950
Senior Engineering Aide 2400 3000
FURTHER RESOLVED, that
a) All salaiies and compensation which are General Town
charges shall be provided for and paid out of the
Contingency Fund appropriation in the 1946 Budget;
b')' The increase in salaries for members of the police
Department shall be provided for and paid out of
the unexpended amount in the 1946 police Department
Budget - Compensation, Sergeants - which represents
surplus in that Budget;
c) The increase in salary of the custodian of the police
Department be paid from surplus funds within the
operating Budget of the Police Department;
d) The increase in salaries for Michael A . Pderola, Assist-
ant Supt. of Public Works, and George Osborne, General
Repairman, employees of the-,Highway Department, shall
be provided for and paid out of the Item No. 1 Fund in
the 1946 Budget; and that the increase in salary for
Arthur Horton, Automotive Mechanic, shall be provided
for and paid out of Item No. 111, Machinery Fund, in
the 1946 Budget;
e) The increase in salaries for Fire District No. 1;
Garbage District No.1; Sewer District No. 1; and Park
District No. 1, shall be provided for and paid from
funds within the Budget as same become available .
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The Town Clerk reported that pursuant to the provisions of
the Election Law, the chairman of each major political party had filed
their lists of recommendations for the appointment of election inspectors,
The lists were examined by the members of the Board and passed on to the
Supervisor for his action.
The Supervisor filed the following certificate:
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CERTIFICATE OF APPOINTMENT OF ELECTION INSPECTORS
BY VIRTURE of the authority vested in me by Chapter 688, Section 2,
of the laws of 1900, State of New York, and Section 41 of the Election
Law, being Chapter 17 of the Consolidated Laws of the State of New York,
as amended, I hereby appoint from the duly certified original lists
filed with me by the Chairman of the Town Committees of the Republican
and Democratic parties the following inspectors of election for the
election districts in the Town of Mamaroneck to serve for the year
beginning July 1, 1946:
DISTRICT NO. 1
Rep. Adelaide Grippo, 911 Mamaroneck Ave., Mamaroneck, N.Y.
Margaret Alfisio, 225 Mamaroneck Ave., Mamaroneck, N.Y.
Dem. Charles Lanza, 934 Lester Ave. , Mamaroneck, N.Y.
Theresa Rainaldi, 911 Lester Ave. , Mamaroneck, N.Y.
DISTRICT NO. 2
Rep, Marion Palmieri, 160 Waverly Ave. , Mamaroneck, N.Y.
Rose Giovannone, 339 Center Street, Mamaroneck, N.Y.
Dem. Thomas Vitti, 246 Washington St. Mamaroneck, N.Y.
Margaret O'Reilly, 639 Fenimore Road, Mamaroneck, N.Y.
DISTRICT NO. 3
Rep. Norma Corti, 138 West Post Road, Mamaroneck, N.Y.
Judith Kuritzky, 402 Mamaroneck Ave. , Is7amaroneck, N.Y.
Dem. Margaret Hogan, 143 Prope:ett Ave. , Mamaroneck, N.Y.
Maitland Hanrahan, 118 Palmer Ave., Mamaroneck, N.Y.
DISTRICT NO. 4
Rep. John H. Murray, 122 Rockland Ave. , Mamaroneck, N.Y.
Bessie Charters, 118 Rockland Ave. , Mamaroneck, N .Y..
Dem. Michael Walsh, 418 West Post Road, Mamaroneck., N.Y.
teary Lombard, 723 Prospect Ave. , I,iamaroneck, N.Y.
DISTRICT N0. 5
Rep. Horace G. Folin, 1603 James Street, Mamaroneck, N.Y.
Frank Herz, 1308 Crown Street, Mamaroneck, N.Y.
Dem. Irene Hultzen, 1115 Knickerbocker Ave . , Mamaroneck, N.Y.
Helen McDonough, 1412 Girard Street, Mamaroneck, N.Y.
DISTRICT NO. 6
Rep. Irene Mills, 26 Forest Park Ave . , Larchmont, N.Y.
Hazel Corson, Park Plaza Apts ., Larchmont, N.Y.
Dem. Madeline Wolf, 35 Wendt Ave., Larchmont, Td.Y.
Elizabeth Adazas, Park Plaza Apts., Larchmont, N.Y.
DISTRICT NO. 7
Rep. Joseph McNeill, 17 Addison Street, Larchmont, N.Y.
Mrs. Joseph Beolchi, 41 Wendt Ave., Larchmont, N.Y.
Dem. Elsie Ruken, 84 Chatsworth Ave . , Larchmont, N.Y.
Elizabeth Lurken,84 Chatsworth Ave. , Larchmont, N.Y.
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Edna Degaetani, 6 West Avenue, Larchmont, N.Y.
Dem. Catherine McCAhill, 14 Clark Court, Larchmont, N.Y.
Edith Alexander; 6 Kilmer Road, Larchmont, N.Y.
DISTRICT NO. 9
Rep. Amelia Ernst, 149 Beach Avenue, Larchmont, N.Y.
Ethel Hoag, 5 Shadow Lane, Larchmont, N.Y.
Dem, Ruth. Green, 9 Cliff Way, Larchmont, N.Y.
Mary Seixas, 12 Center Ave. , Larchmont, N.Y.
DISTRICT NO. 10
Rep. Dorothy Kipp, 12 Kane Ave. , Larchmont, N.Y.
Florence Croxford, 18 Dillon Road, New Rochelle, N.Y.
Dem, Kathryn Hogan, 19 Dillon Road, New Rochelle, N.Y.
Adelaide McCahill, 14 Clark Court, Larchmont, N.Y.
DISTRICT NO. 11
Rep. Mildred Runk, 172 Myrtle Blvd. Larchmont, N.Y.
Any Thomas, Chatsworth Gardens Apts. , Larchmont, N.Y.
Dem. Marion Ruiz, Park Plaza Apts . , Larchmont, N.Y.
Peter DeDuca, 6 West Ave. , Larchmont, N.Y.
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Rep. Gladys Wilson, 6 Vine Road, Larchmont, N.Y.
Herman Lampe, 6 Vine Road, Larchmont, N.Y.
Dem. Harriet Fernchild, 193 Rockingstone Ave. ,Larchmont, N.Y.
William Fernchild, 193 Rockingstone Ave . , Larchmont,N.Y.
DISTRICT NO. 13
Rep. John C. Forrar, 10 Wildwood Road, Larchmont, N.Y.
Dorothy Leavitt, 19 Spruce Road, Larchmont, N.Y.
Dem. Nina Merrill, 26 Homer Ave., Larchmont, N.Y.
Gertrude D'Alleaume, 20 Valley Place, Mamaroneck, N.Y.
DISTRICT NO. 14
Rep. airs . Fred Maggin, 87 Palmer Ave. , Larchmont, N.Y.
Mrs. Henry Malloy, 1 Edgewood Ave . , Larchmont, N.Y.
Dem, Charlotte Roth, Larchmont Gables Apts. Larchmont, N.Y.
Ethel B. Atwood, 15 Copley Road, Larchmont, N.Y.
DISTRICT NO. 15
Rep. Pearl deGrau, 46 Lansdowne Drive, Larchmont, N.Y.
Arthur M . Brown, 18 Myrtle Blvd. Larchmont, N.Y.
Dem. Ethelwyn Rice, 27 Orchard Road, Larchmont, N.Y.
George J. Mulcahy, 180 Palmer Ave., Larchmont, N.Y.
DISTRICT NO. 16
Rep. William G. Horn, Larchmont Acres, Larchmont, N.Y.
Rosalie Dorey, Larchmont Acres, Larchmont, N.Y.
Dem. Winifred Pierce, 8 Birch Street, Larchmont, N.Y.
Jaunita Brown, 18 Myrtle Blvd. Larchmont, N.Y.
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The Town Attorney stated that he had an offer through
Austin K. Griffen , Attorney for Harold Davidson to pay to the Town the
sum of $5,252.20, which represents the face amount of taxes without
penalties or interest as included in tax liens owned by the Town and
purchased at the tax sales held in 1939, 1940 1941 and 1942, and the
balance of all taxes including current taxes with full penalties and
interest.
The Town Attorney explained further that these liens covered
a vacant piece of property formerly owned by the warranty Realty Cor-
poration on Mamaroneck Avenue, which is now under foreclosure and which
a motion has been made to appoint a referee.
The Supervisor then explained to the Town Board that he be-
lieved the offer to be a good one particularly in view that the Village
of Mamaroneck had foreclosed or acquired a parcel which they have been
unable to sell at a price which would be comparable to the above men-
tioned offer.
Following discussion, it was on motion by Councilman Mills,
seconded by Councilman Watson, upon roll call, unanimously
RESOLVED, that the offer of Harold Davidson for the
settlement of foreclosure proceedings covering liens
for the years 1939 to 1946 inclusive, on premises
known as Block 327, Parcel 1, for the sum of $4,890.75
be accepted and that the amount so paid be applied in
face amount without penalties or interest, and the
balance to the payment of taxes with the penalties
and interest in full to date.
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Receiver of Taxes and
Assessments be and he hereby is authorized to accept
such payment and the Town Attorney is instructed and
directed to discontinue the foreclosure action without
costs.
The members of the Board discussed the public hearing held
earlier in the meeting and the Town Attorney advised that a new notice
would have to be published conce ang the so-called Elkan property.
It was on motion by Councilman Watson, seconded by Councilman
Mills, upon roll call, unanimously
RESOLVED, that the following notice be published in
the Daily Times:
PUBLIC NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE that the Town Board of the Town of Mamaro-
neck will hold a public hearing pursuant to Section 264, of
the Town Law, in the Council Room of the Weaver Street Fire
House, on the 22nd day of July, 1946, at 8;15 P.M. O' clock,
to consider amendments to the provisions of the Zoning Or-
dinance of the Town of amaroneck and to the map accom-
panying and forming part of the Zoning Ordinance . Such
amendments to the Ordinance and changes in the Zoning
Map are substantially as follows:
(1) To correct a verbal error in Section 4, subsection
- 14, so as to refer to "Section 5" instead of "Section 6" .
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(2) To create a new Ilse district to be known as Resi-
dence District A-3, for community or group dwellings, so
arranged and designed as to consist of three to six one-
family dwelling sections arranged in a group or row, pro-
vided that between each two adjoining one-family sections,
there shall be a fire resisting wall of brick or concrete
not less than eight inches in thickness, so constructed as
to be capable of meeting the National Board of Fire Under-
writers' standard one hour fire test, and provided further
- that there shall be no direct communication at any point
through such wall between two adjoining one-family dwelling
sections, except such as may be necessary for water, sewer,
steam, gas pipes, and electric conduits, and that the roof
be covered with fire proof shingles or other fireproof
roofing material.
To provide in Residence District A-3 for accessory
garages for not more than one non-commercial vehicle for
each dwelling section, within the walls of such row or
group dwelling on or below grade, or in groups of one
story fire resisting units on the same plot with the row
or group dwelling to which such garages are appurtenant
provided such group of garages shall not be built within
two hundred feet of any street.
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(3) To create a new area district to be known as Area
District A-3 and to provide for set-backs, side-yards
and rear-yards as follows;
A. No part of the building shall be built with-
in 30 feet of any street line.
B. There shall be a rear-yard having a depth of
not less than 25 per cent of the depth of the lot with a
- ninimum depth of 25 feet, entirely unoccupied.
C. Two side yards shall be provided, the least
dimensions of which shall be 15 feet.
(4) To create a new height district to be known as
Height District A-3 and to provide that buildings erected
in such height district shall be limited to a height not
more than 25 feet and two and one-half stories, as defined
in the building code.
(5) To amend Article 111, Section 14, so as to provide
that in "A-3" area districts, no dwelling shall be erected
accomodating or making provision for more than 21 families
on an acre of land nor more than a proportional number of
families on a proportional acre of land.
(6) To provide that in area districts "A" , "A-211 and
`rA-3" , every room in which persons habitually live, sleep,
eat, rest or work shall have a total window area equal to
twelve (12) per cent of the floor area of such room and
from the inner edge of the lowest sill of every such window
- there shall be an open unobstructed angle of light of not
less than 45 degrees to the sky, measured from the vertical,
measured over the average level of the opposite wall of any
court, or over a line representing the maximum height to
which the opposite wall of a building on an adjoining lot,
or across a street may be erected, but towers, spires, and
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similar projection which may exceed such height as pro-
vided in Section 19 of the Zoning Ordinance shall be ex-
cluded in computing such angle of skylight.
(7) To provide that in any district, a residence.:
structure permitted in a more restricted district, may be
erected provided that if it is a one family: dwelling, it
shall conform with the area requirements of Area and Height
"A" Districts, and provided that if it is a two family dwell-
ing, it shall conform with the requirements of Area and
Height "A-2" Districts, and provided that if it is a group
or community dwelling, it shall conform with the require-
ments of Area and Height "A-3" Districts.
(8) To provide that in Area Districts "A" and "A-211 ,
no dwelling or house shall be constructed with a total
gross floor area of less than One Thousand One Hundred
(1,200) square feet, not including basements, enclosed
porches and attics which are not intended to be used for
residence purposes, and that in area District " A-3" no
dwelling or house shall be constructed with a total gross
floor area of less than 900 square feet, not including
basements, enclosed porches and attics which are not in-
tended to be used for residence purposes.
(9) To amend the map which accompanies the Zoning
Ordinance so as to show the following described property
in use, area and height, as District A-3. ( residence) :
All that parcel of land shown on the Town of
Mamaroneck Assessment Map as Section 4, Block 407, Par-
cel #1. Said parcel being more particularly bounded and
described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point in the southerly line of Palmer
Avenue where the same is intersected by the dividing line
of property belonging to Campbell and Elkan, the same be-
ing one hundred fifty (150) feet Westerly from the South-
westerly corner of Burton Road and Palmer Avenue; thence
running in a Southeasterly direction 653.49 feet to the
lands belonging to Bingham; thence along lands of Bingham
Southerly 11.82 feet; Westerly 32.77 feet, Southwesterly
157.40 feet; thence still Southwesterly 276.20 feet along
the land - now or formerly - of Larchmont National Bank
to land belonging to the Town of Mamaroneck; thence
Westerly 97.40 feet; Northerly 16.98 feet along the lands
of the Town of Mamaroneck to the dividing line of lands
now or formerly - Reynolds: thence along 'the lands of
Reynolds Northerly 22.10 feet; Northwesterly 369.30 feet
to the Southerly side of Palmer Avenue; thence along the
Southerly side of Palmer Avenue in a Northeasterly direction
399.42 feet-, to the point or place of beginning.
TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that all persons interested will
have an opportunity to be heard at the above stated time
and place .
DATED. July 120 1946 BY ORDER OF THE TOWN BOARD
Charles J. Gronberg, Town Clerk
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List of Claims Audited and paid by the Comptroller from May 28 to
July 3, 1946, Statement of Bank Balances as of July 1, 1946.
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