HomeMy WebLinkAbout1947_02_05 Town Board Minutes 515
R707 TAR ME' TTNG OF THE Trrp'N pO{tRD:, TO16T T OF TFl MARnNl CT{,
HELD FEnRUZRY a' 1047
°7
In the Council Room of the Wenver Street Fire House , To';Tr:2 of
The mp-tinz was called v,o order y i,r,
Supervisor ^n.�oqil1c,
,
at 8,15 P.M. ( astern Standard Tint)
Present! Sunervisor Mandeville
Councilmen tSt:.%ner, Fills , Watson, 7r;!1'eur7
Absent Town Clerk Gronberg
The presence was a0c noted of Town ittorne7 Delius and
Accountant Finson, f Mr. F insnj ?sinf to t as Clerk f the Board
in Mr. Oronbarn9c-ahs?:nesh
Mr. Fi_ n presented ry °the. affidavit.��v f publication o7erins
_ .$SS O..._ Tr,3'S'., Y._.c^^...,.. 1 t o_ � _. �„
the n„hlic hearing to be held on this drt,e,
?he Su-']ier. sor g7knt if nn. cne wished to he hea:!"d on the
proposed reTon?_ngs
Tir 4 er?_,'- k:lt in cT_ o?° %h..: rz c.r+
r• �_ ..
�skwd 7hethor P n ^ph (Word P raIrn ph 121 e were not in Ures t con-
tradiction to a`..slh other and recueFt,ed an internretation of the 'sordin�' i
of these two paragraphs .
The Town ,Utornev explainsd explains that the wordinZ fo,llo7a that of
the uresent ordinance and were not in contradiction In that Paragraph
42.)e only restricts the number of houae2 or dwellings that could be
erect.od on an acre of ground, whereas p r Ersph (1) specifically states
that only one ,_;!.!N houses could bs built An Residence District A-4.
Mr. Elting said he was representing the petitioners who hat ,
cQ ni:T?_ and filed the original petition ren_Ei, est3.3"g the change in ToniT^.,,
A s s 37.0 he and ? `s surrounding Ye QhbOrs ,re heartily 1n f . %or of this
i
nr-noc_,* w as e z l ,,.i snen hcrc
The Supervisor ,. °_ked Mr. Elting how many of the existing
honye :°.n the area wsrn on plots of land less than 20,000 cr.:, ft>
Mr. Elting ssi.d he had no knowledge, si }'_Pop Zh he t'CtOt?.Zht
nraoti0017 '1l. of them were on plots of 20,000 sq ft� or mons. �
Councilmen Watson state] that a map hs? been Drevereta- showing
the dimensions of each plot and his recollection was there were only
two i*iinY=o-eC" o rcels of lace than 23 ,000 s_a yt1
Mr., Robert Lo Loot of 1! RoU.'I_der tirae Lane, TamaronPck, N.Y.
said he was authorized by all the r._,s .+1envT of Boulder Brae Lnno 'to
saw t-,helr were in favor of the proposed rezoning.
Th.e 5 ner°. icon pointed out that Bcol _er Vres i.s not included
in the area under discussion. He also asked MT. Loeb the size of the
_lots in that station.
hr, Loeb said there were four residenrc.s on the strut of
__- which two were on mots of "opproximate'_k.'4't t'0..000 F0 ft. and two on Ki1Qt9
7ornrrfnE 10,000 5q. Q. He Fail his house was on a ,p'lo't„ of appr
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ii !rthur Do 500--Onv Ptt=e7, said he rearesentod Theresa
Terre owner of 79 sores in the ores and the Tib Really COrD. , owners of
22 scies along Oriffen Avenne and Fenimore Rowd , He said his clients
had rurchased this Property in 1945 On the strenZth of the present zonM�
ordinances and nail up the delinquent axes for a number of years. He
said his clients had no obinctioh to the zoning of any other Property
arnvided that it did not Winds those of his clients . He further stated
% t his clients -ere completely opposed to any change whatsoever in the
present zoning ordinance and wished to file their arotest aZpinst any
change at the nresent time.
The Supervisor thanked all the veople that were present and
sai✓ the Town Board would take the entire malter under noes- i5sr9tion.
The Supervisor suggested that the meeting proceed with the
regular order of business.
The minutes- of January 8, 1947, were approved as presented-
Yr. Finson statef that he had at hand the followint,, oorr-muni-
cationst Report from the Coun ✓ Transportation Co. , Inc. covering certain
information which is reqnired by the franchise aZreement, toZether with
a financial renort showing the ±rosR receipts for the Fix months ended
December 31, 1946 for which a check in the amount of 1288.51 was reces ved.
b7 the Town as their portion of the franchise tax under that aSrsementa
The rensints were ordered by aned on file and the check was referred to
the Accountant,
a letter doted February 4, 19A7, was received from Police Chief
Paul A. Yerick, advising that Tempc=7 Patrolman Robert In ingharr_ has
resiSned as of February 1, 1917. The letter was ordered placed on
fill ,
The following reports for ths month of Januarv, 1947 were
ordered nleced. on file : Reports of the Building and Plumbing Inspector;
Resort of the Receiver of Taxes and Assessments; Report of the Westchester
County Dog Protective Association; List of Claims audited and Paid by the
Comptroller from January 22 to February 5, 1947; Stptement of Bank 'Bale es
as of February 1. 1947.
Councilman Watson presented the following petitions received
from the issesnor for the co-rootion of the assessment roll so as to
Dermit the vonortionment of tsxese
On notion by Ccnncilnan Watson, seconded by Courailmsn Embur7,
the followinZ was , upon roll call, unanimously adopted:
770FTAS, the issessor has presented ustitions for the
correction of the Ass 5vsment voll for certain years ,
-pursuant to the provisions of Section 33 of ChaN sr
105 of the laws of 1936o as nTended . known as the
Westchester County Tax Act; and
11;'HEREAS5 after ?ns conalderstlon this Board finds it
desirable to grant said petitions for the correction
of said Posessment roll;
707, THUEFORF, VP IT
RESCIVED, that the assessment roll of 194i, taxes
of 1247, which shows property now alpenrinF on the
roll as follows-
Section Block lot Ownsr Land Or,
i 23 19 to 24
(114-10) 34 to 39 Elya •d !a Voie 1123950
be Corrected ps Onjlo7s , in necordance with thF
nroviTiono of subdivision 5 of Section 30
Section Eloch Lot Omer land OnI:7
23
22
to
24
34
to
39
9 81
& 13
Margaret B , McFamara
23
0 .2012i
I Vil. of Namy �n Rem)
12,50r)
Ednand La Vois
$90550
Harr7 Shifnan & VV' 3,400
FURTHER RESO-_-7-z7D� that the assessment roll of 19?5�
taxes of 1946 and the assessment roll of 1942 , tares
of 1947, which shoT property now appenring on the
roll as follows;
Semi ^e FV31
lot
Ovne'_-
and OnjL:T
9 81
& 13
Margaret B , McFamara
Mean)
'12
I Vil. of Namy �n Rem)
12,50r)
bs
corrected
as follows , in accordance
with the
nrovissony of
ion 5 of seyticn
W"
Ssetion ROOM
Lot
Owner
Land OnI7
8 8i
A
Fred QsArini
25c"
(032-3sq)
8 81 1,J
Ism-39 A
_FUR T77R
taxes of
of 19417,
rolIT as
Section Block Lot
VES077EDo
19AS and
w'hich sh
follows-
Village of Mamaroneck W;250
that the es "s
the ns;es?msnt
37 property now
07ner
;ment roll of 1945s
roll of 190, taxes
appearing on the
land On!7
9 103 30 to
023-25S) 43 Village of 35r)
be corrected is follows , in accortance Tith the
provisions of subdivision 5 of S;otion 33-,
Section Block Lot (Owner land OMI7
10? TO to
(823-251) 46 viijagn of up-aroneck
8 io? A7 X 48
C823-P99 ) Louis G Ferrari, 750
YTRTUER RPSOI77D; that the aFspsoment roll of 1945,
taxes of 19W and the assessment roll of A?% VMS:
of 1947P faich sho, propprW now appearing on the
-oil Fs follows.
523
Section FBlock Lot (}r^,4'.ac°r Land Onl7
9 51 8B & MA Est. of Helen__ v lr .n
7921.-47) "'_1 of Hamk in Rem)
be ccrrsohed as follows, in accordance with the
arovisions of subdivision 5 of S-phlon 33T
Section Block Lot 0-n?!- Land 0nI-'-,f
9 56 87- nntonlo no-o __ to $4,500
9 50 1.3'21 7`lilaes of ...7arC3r1eol,,-,- 5,250
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the e s _ssnent rM of 190 Ali
taxon of 7945 nnd the vFness7ent roll of 1946, tinaz
of 1947 , ",.. scri s hCl'"' nm?ua•-�� rc:,r .J.pnep'"`3_Cc v,x'i, the .
rolls as f of " o7s -
Section Block Lot 0.,.,`ner .nf Only
9 58 2.8 to 31 HAM. Williams Corn, I
(920-2201 ( Y i l of Yr !�k) Rg y 000
be norrecteA is follows , in VMMMMS 7ith the
pro-is'ons o.� subdivision o of Section_ 30
9 58 30 & 3i l='f'lur E. ° ones,, P1;000
9 5B RS ?r, 29 Village of iii rproneo77 1,000
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the assessment roll of 190
to yes of 1947: which shoo^ pro ert y'..iy7 Yr ^.y;^", Z
an the roll as fo, l o7s Q
Secticn Block Lot O'xTier hpnd Onl7
9 86 i Chas . ___,. a & or so 1390000
4 tz
�.e ¢ .fir-�pC°i'ei�. as f0l�..o is:, :�.Yt, `�.CCO":'d -.C, with n;e`
nro _ si ns of ean?vdi.7 s ion 5 of Section 33-
r
Section Block ,lot Owner Land Onl7
(9-2S-I)
9 65 1B F1sanor F. L chtie 40,000
(925-4s)
FURTHER RES0117FD, that the assessment roll on 19?60
tares of 1:9 ,7, which shown pronort7 now SwPPearinS
on the roll as sollowst
Section Bloch Lot Owner v Land !Mo. Total
9 79 7®1-SUI ,
(930-YS(930-YSTI 15 to 18L junnar Anderson Q7:000 05,500 p 2 5,00
m
be corrernted as follows , in accordance �,,Fith thas
-or---visims of smlod-Iv islon 5 of Seot-lor. 33e
Sect,'.on Bloc!T Lot
9 79 18,Ls 175
7 14S , 7B
Prlcill.^., Dib'ole
T aln , I
a Imm. Tot
oc, 000 V I
11 62,500 xZ� ;500
9 79 15,16
1-71, 71A G-amnar Andel-san 5,000 coo 8,„000
Councilyqsn EL burT stated "hat he, h .d at 1, r , -he nnnu 7 Re-oo--t
of the Toivn of Polio- D , �.-ty-,en' for the 7ePr 1945 He said
th�- reoOle?t 77aS VeP7 inyell done sn.d quoted vari ol)-,-_ interestin7
from it.
He reiDort• d that the TrustSps of the Police Ppnsion
Fund had held ti eIr or -Im=-tion on Sundav to this Y,,ieet-
4nq anf. t1a° foil r a reTo e.
-i— re-alecteds ChairT,man, D!'vid EvIbl=,
Owen Yande-ville , Police Chief Pau-71, I, Yer`c!-, Sec-etsr7,.
JoLn I. Deli-Tics TrepFulrer, Rufus K. Llierton. FFe ssi(2, +-S-`e reoort of
and Disburseirients for th-- Tear hs,�,9, been submltt-d to the
Tr,�ic �eea and aooroved.
He f�,ir'her stated that M-1, Ed-ward a Decke-, mFidoS,.,, of
former Chief of To- Tic-. D--ck--,- had di --d- f-aring thLn 19,16 and note(l th`-',t
tlnrl— ember-p If the Town a', Impy-ciaroneck, Polic-a foree were ),,Ierlb< rs
of the Pens,---n 2und had retired during 191IL6 ?rd "Ti thdrawr. I-h- monevs
ccnt--4-I-),uted b-v- -herri to th-- Psns on 71 ndo
I
1dr. J OEXeili, of the firr of Bleakle'TL_
a,--,eared and stated that -In-- -enresentexd the SS rs 7ra.
tale over a 1-s-t of the frnnahis,� to oner--to buses fron,
yorkc--a ?Iavlar r.mted ',o '13ernacchia Proe -, , Tnc. , b7 res,�,D,�tion of
th,s Tol�,,M P�oard -r or aboiat, October !,/ , 7,971e T-T,�� T7.id that 1-- .S
cilent 1�!eFtohe s';-p,» S•I—fn-c” a� Ine, had entlerea I-nto
I
7Tith Be7nal,-,o.hi-a 3-o7 . -hereby th—r had s.. reef i-o that -oast of
the route runs between Cit-7 of 'Kma-t Vernon nd �171snd,
for vthich his cl,''ent. voli`d tale oTer, the op.--rptione He that
t*,is -N.7---olei be strTotl-m in "7000rdance vith ani�. conditions set
fo-th in the ori,Tin-1. fr=chisep
it WaS on rno n I-V
b7 Councilman 'F,iatson, uxpon roll call , un,f�mlrnr-1,,.Es!7
-h7 ��ss-i =nel.qt from Pe-re Broso
that
T 7,11estchester SUIrf-C- Tne. for the o-j,�r-
_n,. I
ation of an !-in- for ,;which a 4,-anc�hire v�as
-ranted '-nom Pron Yorker-, to Plavland, which runs
fron the Cii-tT c�' llaumt 1,7--r-n0n to P1aITI-a-0,d, is
orovedp_
PURTHER RESOI`'-ED. that the sss-i .-n--fient and trqrsfer
is to. a,11 ter-as set 'Crth
in the resl-i
o - tion adopted October 14, 1a.935®
The n,-esented the lDr000sLd dlstrilor+ '= �07,erinp,
the s a 1-- b7 t h ce jT, I I- o f a a r,-1 a a s 0<,,17 90 A- a-:-,a 1
nr9 i c h _- _ 'S hard b,-7x�,,r 7 7- o,,cz 7r n -cr oh e T o4 r n Bo a r
§82,1.03, anr� that Ir �4dition to
En said. -e had `,t hand a chscl? rin
' his the Town �,roiild share in e f I.T e-7ear rr or t ga 7,- to the e7 tert of
4,739 s 3� S-s o n!n.tter of intelrest , he �ollnt,-6 mtt that th-- 1973,1-33-312
527
taxes on this property amount to fl,529,92 and that is was proposed to
Pay the 1946 state, county, town and school tam en from the nro •eeds
and oppiv whatever balance to the payment of the 19W-33-32 school ta7es�
Following discussion, it was on motion by Councilman Shiner,
seconded by Councilman Mills , moon roll call, unoni7ous217
RES0177D, thot the son of AK4.93 be accepted b7
the Town of Manproneck as representing its short of
the nurchssp Price of the promises kno„wn to Blocir
901, ParcelT 2997 131 and 44, and that said sum be,
applied first to the payment of the 1,941 7tote, count7
town and school taxes with full nennitiss and the
bolince to be appil-d to the 1934-30-3a school taxes
as far as applicable; and
FURTHER RES0177D, that the Receiver Of "V7el and
Assessments be and he hereb" is authhori7nd to cancel
all outstanding taxes andAr too liens on these -nor-
celF after such pavnent on his records.
The Supervisor inforred the members of the Board that of
j180! 35.11 which had been unpaid for the 1934-33-32 school In-ies he had
pail Q 23,725,89 to the school Board. The fun?s use? for these Payments
wore recsinvy from the collection of school taxes for those years and
transfers from the proceeds of the sale of Town and ViKaEn properties
in an amount equal to the !PT1-33- •2 school taxes which were oven or
csnoplled on the properties invoYed in the sales.
The SUVerViSOr read a letter from Vilinge Attorney Anthony
Sansone asking that certain resolutions reZerdin-g Miss by the Villege
on Properties acquired in the in Rem Proceeding be amended so as to
allow th, purchasers to give /110i cash and 600 "ort-ave. He stated that
the original resolution provideO for all cash payments but that through
some error the titles had been closed on the basis of 405 cash end 5S77
mortjase.
Following discussion, it was on motion b7 Councilman Enbury,
seconded by Covnn!TnY7 Stinar, upon roll call, unanimously
RESOLUED, that the resolutions heretofore Pdonte? on
July K, 1910 snd August 7, 1946, respentiveIV, b7 this,
Board with reference to the foljowinS Properties be
amended so as to nrovide that such sales be made on the
basis of 40% cash and 60% mortsesea
Village Town
rT`oFT— Lot Bloom-P&30
93A 8 950 357
23 8 & 9 911 076
K 17:18 911. 153
section 9
Bidder
R , Diforio
Loreto poccia
Loreto Poccls
Section 8
Amolmt
$1,500
& "be Wollins 500
& Abe Wollins • 00
101 29-32 825 304 Joseph DeMaria
56 1 ,9 317 4K Toreho Po. nis & Abe WollinT 1 ,000
The Supervisor renorted that he had a jetter from Frank S.
pays 7sffort , Attorney, representing the owners Of PPOPert7 described as
Block 224: parcel 998 on the Town Assessment man which was included in
the ji-S+- of DelinC3=t Ta---_F for 1947 f In aeri P,-oceedinZ)' e The 7,e t
st te�- tinat on Dena iaber 7,A. : 1 -,4-5 t s Re -j_Ver. of Ta-ee firnishe, to
I -he ite7�
this Lttorns7 OP UM-Daid tT7,"S dl,.d. not in(, -,ide
of the 19�7 Schoo! t for
The that -,ind-r the r""ou_mstcnces
ii -- removed frori the in Fern list.
on Y,-joticn Ccum(,f_:U:,an Stiner, sec-ond-ec!
it r,011, 0 s 17
'q'- () the,,_t ths Rec_��iver of' -and
I jl� ��
be and he hereh7 1 - 2-ilthorized to _Ialnc-7.
s,h-cl T_n.-z -r- of o2z,�, 94: � e �fn
908.
ME
b- Counci_jY,,on 7�17atscme
T'r,e 5 1)n,e r77 i Z 0 _h 7 - - I- , e �'�n
, r' S'�-��-'_I 'rhat - h2d at 'rarft r-sc'! ' n7'1 .- _gip
the 1-1a_'e Of flamo ooneck aT_), f certain In Rean nrop�e
,rO7 .r..0 �I-je s c
ales of
r-corc, onded thes, s—.l es a-n C'n'C.7 7 e d
n I.MOtiOn b7 Counoi'r,Ian Eirbur*I ,
.
7 a,
Fef,�Cnde,d b-7 counl-11-on —0-:o d
t ro-,h the irst4lution
'7111 11R 17 C S V-"17a�-e, of v,rr��
, S � I h�
of an ao'-on in th- Count7 COU_Y'_ of West.chester Count-7, sn-
titied. "I 7-n the 1,,jatter of 'he Fore o 1 osure of Ta X 7,i_r4= Pm:,-
S'. the Tax, b7 'he V ' -
_je-n, t �o � rticio 7 of u ,
of LI.et of DeTirruent T7,-,-s fo-,
hes is th- oT,mer of 7-1 � Inbe- of OsrOel-
of, zitv2ate in -the VillaE,-_ of M-1,rrn.ar-oneol". and-
Tcv!r, of TIn,-nroneckI _vnd
�FTTT-R-EAS , both tlo- Villa2e Of TCIMQrcrOo!f and iOlur Of Mfmmaro-
er in CI
n e-ir ho 1 f t n7' r.)n s' Id PC ?!'o S 0 f r e Pr O_P'o t--'
7'R ""I'Sul-IrIt to S-ct ' nr, !C>5H of th�' T��7 �.:o o."Se-
n,pnt i7a.s enter-,- irto bet TSen the° 7 ill?-e of W�rmaron,ck
VT e ".17 arnon� other thin`s set
,nd the Town of
th-
forth the interests of ��aid, manicipalit's Pr o-
bef=7 4oreclos to njannc_r o-P the 9^I_
nro�_)F-ties - and the. -,eni7,Ler of the, dlstrib4-ior of the
V - lesj
sO ancl,
guRF S , the Vij.la7e oil .1 -'1. s a_ 0 a
tas g -",r u-r.t t n
a.---�-7nent had with the Town of T,,-7arlarc-ne,clr aa7ertJ_Se'9 for
on �7er�,jrl x ',-'..°S
troj��e
an�a has heretofo reeei77ed bi"a
v) I- e o t---n
h7 .,n.e TO M Of P r er
TIT�T an-, neck In. the
_,ro-certl c-,,s owned tl�_e Vil 1'��g_,e of M
Town of Mamarore 1r- ?rd
on-3
AIERE�'S, the BOar��' Of
have -i-en cons Ide-retion JLIhe-etc cild Sete d�lle deliber�ation
enprir� lis�-d �s to oric- and tlermc-!
the bids her
t"'ereir set lol h.- ark.
I nt of ._ 11 bid_' thiP Boarc5. ha's LIve
G: n * -
s i der a t i on 'he r e 0 and afte-, due deliberation, it is
-1, bids hearei m�f , r 7 1 �eq^ � cc° '`,9d.
7 te , b ,
ED , t h t� t h e - -
at -he -?ri3e a-ad terne therein set fclth-
WR
The Sunervisor informed the members of the Board that he had
nrenare? the Ann.up! Report of the Supervisor Re required by Article 0,
Section 301 and he was filing the some -1th the Corptrollor of the
5tate of 7ew work and with the Town Clerk eq orescribed by llw� He
stated that the Reuort would be nublinhed. in WIF entirety in the D0117
Times an Februar- 17, ign.
The Super isor reported that at the lest mneon' of the
Kestchester County Board of Super-isors the annortionment of th. 00ote,
Co"rty, and County District taxes had been aporo7e? bv the Board,
That Ohs _own of Mamaroneck' s share weR 0126,000 hilher than 1946, H,-
evulained this incresse -as universal khrough ono, the runteinjUtTes
throon' out the County and primarily caused Q in0rsFsPd splpriep for
carnt" �"Pjn7ppp . bv overaticn of the County Unit Plan :7l ^l ; thc-7
Ock ov er the OcrnQ Rufast the entire cost of relief, and `07 a
deficit in the assimats for Sross hosvital charEs-bask itany to the
Tenn rtich 7nT caused t7 NAMY OPng C 'sty of Ohs horpitsl
Couhrilwan 52iner ve-cotod on the
Merrill -. Fromm,!! in OP7-rd to nror2rt- cone? b- OF T,7,c
of Ha-zoonve" 27 Torost !-wnv- . T; 105 Pron eravinlrZ the PrOPS07
it Tas fornd that there Tas an easement running tai rDuEh the lot W i t t,he
7eSterl- bcondaW Yrs _ He saia it nit a nary wics plot and could W
"tTlIaO f2snite the fact there was an ei-erent in there.
AnIlowing discussion. the Sucervipor was requested to advi5e
Mr. Brummell thst the lot -as for sple and suSSastinZ thst he -ale an
nffer. That the hoard wool? be W111-Z to oansider a bil in the neighbor-
hocd of qw.
Ocuncilown hills n-Psentne the following reports of %?oPcHons
msdp by the Town of MamsronecV Fire Depa-tmentT,
February 4, 1947
mr , Ven A. Mandeville , Supervisor
Town of Ware ronsch, NX.
Dear
During the month of jenuary, 1947, a total cf 3B inEpectionT
were mads by the undersigned. 1 rencrt of c=14tions fount is herewith
submitted for your inforraticn:
,;_PAR7',r7NT HOTTSTS
Tarchnont Hi l',,
Stoneoren Anaronsnts ' No violations
r I
larchnnnt Acres
LIST OF BIDS
ACCEPTED
IN SECTION 8 and 9
7illove
Town
B1oW____Tot
Block Parcel
Bidder
Amount
Terns
13
Plot
B 809
U
Pre dfV F. handmon
$1,600
cash
81
7
BY
359
Alfred Sostilio
350
onsh
83
16,
17 P9?
354
Col u"biwRepublicarc
League, Inc .
500
cash
58
24
920
245
Anthony Placitelli
350
cash
The Sunervisor informed the members of the Board that he had
nrenare? the Ann.up! Report of the Supervisor Re required by Article 0,
Section 301 and he was filing the some -1th the Corptrollor of the
5tate of 7ew work and with the Town Clerk eq orescribed by llw� He
stated that the Reuort would be nublinhed. in WIF entirety in the D0117
Times an Februar- 17, ign.
The Super isor reported that at the lest mneon' of the
Kestchester County Board of Super-isors the annortionment of th. 00ote,
Co"rty, and County District taxes had been aporo7e? bv the Board,
That Ohs _own of Mamaroneck' s share weR 0126,000 hilher than 1946, H,-
evulained this incresse -as universal khrough ono, the runteinjUtTes
throon' out the County and primarily caused Q in0rsFsPd splpriep for
carnt" �"Pjn7ppp . bv overaticn of the County Unit Plan :7l ^l ; thc-7
Ock ov er the OcrnQ Rufast the entire cost of relief, and `07 a
deficit in the assimats for Sross hosvital charEs-bask itany to the
Tenn rtich 7nT caused t7 NAMY OPng C 'sty of Ohs horpitsl
Couhrilwan 52iner ve-cotod on the
Merrill -. Fromm,!! in OP7-rd to nror2rt- cone? b- OF T,7,c
of Ha-zoonve" 27 Torost !-wnv- . T; 105 Pron eravinlrZ the PrOPS07
it Tas fornd that there Tas an easement running tai rDuEh the lot W i t t,he
7eSterl- bcondaW Yrs _ He saia it nit a nary wics plot and could W
"tTlIaO f2snite the fact there was an ei-erent in there.
AnIlowing discussion. the Sucervipor was requested to advi5e
Mr. Brummell thst the lot -as for sple and suSSastinZ thst he -ale an
nffer. That the hoard wool? be W111-Z to oansider a bil in the neighbor-
hocd of qw.
Ocuncilown hills n-Psentne the following reports of %?oPcHons
msdp by the Town of MamsronecV Fire Depa-tmentT,
February 4, 1947
mr , Ven A. Mandeville , Supervisor
Town of Ware ronsch, NX.
Dear
During the month of jenuary, 1947, a total cf 3B inEpectionT
were mads by the undersigned. 1 rencrt of c=14tions fount is herewith
submitted for your inforraticn:
,;_PAR7',r7NT HOTTSTS
Tarchnont Hi l',,
Stoneoren Anaronsnts ' No violations
r I
larchnnnt Acres
M4
Arcade building - oteamer trunks stored in hallways , 6uperinten-
dent ordered to remove same. Reinspected andi
found violaticn vemn-ad.
Oak Havnn - TrssL, ter. Surerintandent ord9red tc,
have some re7o-e?. Reinspects? and foun-a violation
reroveV
Tarchront Satins-7yfl nil ishosic overdue for rechorlinE
X-tifiel Bulid!rZ Manager of vlola:lon.
Upon rainspecticn, 7icistion was rs,M07ed,
Alden House - nnit Ascr to ou tea_fe tarrone on first floor
was found looked. Superintendent ordered to
keen exit door o-en at all times for fire eseape,
or for entrance of firemen in oase of firea
Chatsworth aardens- All house home equipped with new gaskets
Four New York oil burners installed in
buildin7s W and "M All burners eouinnW.
with fuhlie MOT , master switches it -
stmirweys . 3pah oil feed line is erAyDed
with a gate val-e shmt-off and oc,,,h`'„
tPry is 21"Alled it" a shut off v7lve�
on too of oil tvnk�
Smith Residence - Reconverted for Veterans mutiple dwelling
Wl_ violations which have been pending fox,
a considerable period of time , hsve been
removed.
=95 !ND TIVERNS
Tall-Ho
L07al Tnr
Nani' s Restaurant No Violations
carl' s
Winged Foot
Bonnie Briar
Post Twodge New exit installe! at west end of building..
making a total of four exits . All exit doors
equi-ped with uanic bolts .
Alden Lounge Lame cord wire used to ca ry electricity through
nqrhtion Proprietor order-i to -P"ove ?TT?
i
immedivtelv HT was also rpqigsten to install
e7tirEuishere in kitchen as soon as nossible.
STORFS
OriFtadn Pros*
Plaza Pharmacy
Ghr"aworth uniet No ViolationF,
Chatsworth Stationery
Helmer 's Delicatessen
4170P MPnern
Pordside Furniture
PUTTIC WRAMS
Ronconi
Myrtle
Cbmtsworth
Fill side Service
Bose & Parker
Dillon Road -
No Violations
Soda and asif extingui she rs ewtv. p....q ,t,r
ordered to recharge same lumediatpiv.
SCHOOLS
lurray Avenne - No violstirns
Mortessori - No vlolationz � Classroon foorc e,ifled with nwic
boltF . haproved application for New York State Permi&
MISCELLANEOUS
Schen!7 laboratc&
Woodcraft Studio No Violations
in Pndition to the above insoections , a check is mads each
Sctur?07 n.- nine' at Tlaces of public 79sclTb17, to Eunrl Lainst over-
crow?TnZ, improper parkin E, which mil ht impede proZrnss of fire apparatus,
blockins of fire exits , iiEhtinZ and other safety messurps for the rublic-
On Tams v- Ktha fire occurred in an elevator motor st the
Oak Ha-en Aoertmentn The fire was extinZuished Tithout any outside
damage or injur7-
Resoectfull75
//a./ Hinhoel P, UslInzher
Lto T.M.F.D.
lPPRO77D:
neorZ, P. Purton
Chipf T .A&Q
77RF REPORT FOR jANUIRY, 1947
• en. 13 Still Alarm -- Van Riper, 39 Cooper Lane ®_ Furnace burst
from overhentinE no fire damaZe
Jan 14. Still !!arm Colnon, 553 Wevver St. ®- broken water pipe
water shut off
jan� 17 Still Alprm -- Oristede Bros . Chatsworth vs, ®s Smoul?,rinz
fire in vnwdvqt under stairway located after 1 hour search
no damaSe
Jan. 7E Minor Slorm Brush Lvon Road -- To 59=ge
jam, 22 ao St7l 1pro jchnscn 19 lanxisdown, Drive ®® locked out of hovs�'
jan. 23 Still Alarm m Smith 39 Barnum F^a`.'l.® ?as leak fro, ot -7tFr
heat-r-
an= 23 1935 7ord Senan Donyge to i1nition system
inn 23 Still n1pra Marcus, Larchmont AcrV oven on fire
jan, 26 o a ull Alarm Mare llo 27 Harmon Dr!vo Rubbish in cellar
no damage
Tsn. 28 Full Alarm— Osk Haven Qt� Allevator motor Dom2ge A71. SSO.
ion. 29 Full Alarm -- Shapiro 81 Arcalsi?e Drive oven fire
soQ! damaEe from smoke
TOTAL 7-RE
6 Still Alarms Estimate Danaa-
2 Minor AisrmF
3 Full Alarms
53V
Fpbruary 35 1947
vrn jeorze HO Mills , jr�
'iro Commissioner
Town of Mamoroneck
Dear Sir!,
I hove recently made a thorcuEh insnection of the premises
at 01108 H7r-yv Svenue. This d-nIlinZ is nvintsins? in an s7nonticnal!7
fine manner with every Precaution 17inst fire or its proSress being
observed by the owners ,
The buildinZ his ample exits in addition to on outside porch.
on the second floor that would Provide WW means of eZresn in a
Wre emergenW-
Any Ursmiles desiZned nn maintained in such a manner as the
-VovF mentions Promises mir!nl7s; the w7or? of fire, and should be
regarded vs an asset to our community.
Very truln yoursy
/s/George Burton
Chief
CoureSiven Mills fart her reno"ted on the survey presently beinE
made ccncernin, veterFns housing in the Town. He said that out o]`,'..
f the
760 questionaires sent, 115 were returned with no forwarding addreT7
and 230 re-olles had been r-n-Aved. He said the Committee had gone over
the returns and it was found there were 32 veterenT whom they felt 00uld
be ClaWifind as very needy . That of the 32, niZhteen had replied they
COUld afford to 7a7 between QR58 and 025. Per month rent and the rem
inZ fourteen could pay between 6,40. and Q60. ner month. He Pointed out
that a ,,, eat majority of the renlleT indionted they were not- in favor of
municipal tousInZ. That it was the opinion of the committee the nroblerl
of needy cases could be solved by the cooneration of various people within
the Torn.
Councilman EmbuW asked how many of the thirty-two were present17
living outside the Town. I
Councilman Mills replied that approximately ton former residents
were livinn in arears as far as Vermont, but that oil of them had indicated
the7 would he deliZhtn? to gp* back to the Tnw-y
The Supervisor stated that when the Committee had made its fin,],
report steps =7 then be taken to obtain an much cocoeration as nos; ibis
fron all the residente of the 7i Tnq
The Supervisor informed the members of the T•oard that Town
Engineer l.j. Facto and his isTistant, Yr. T.j. McKeever had done 0 very
fine job in keeping the roads in the Town is as fire condition as Possible
during the snow storn� He was ver7 happy to retort that no anoidentT
had ocou 'r ed tn ". ° "orn despite the very don ZerouT drlv!nZ con_itionF .
MV,
The Town Attorney submitted an affidavit b7 HenV7 N. Oehmsen
which sets forth that 4, is the owner of premises kno7n as ?lock 613,
Parcel 07 on the Town issessment Map anialso is the owner of Lien
No� ?53 sow? at tho annual sale in May of 1938, to Herman Yiller, in
the sum of 0339. 11 and assi.Leal to Henry N 0ehmeen on ipril 18 . 1939.
The affidavit stated that after an intelligent search of- all hi's records
the lien has either been lost on destroTed and the owner in Peking that
a duplicote lien be issued in order that same might be duly satisfied
and cancelled of record. The deponent further sErees that he will in-
de7nify the Town in the event this lien svbseqUSQt!7 is found.
Following discussion, it was on motion by Councilman Stinsr,
seconded by Councilman EMOOM upon roll call unanimously
RESO!77D, that the Receiver of Taxes and isvessnerts
be and he hereby is authcrised to issue duplicate Tax
Lien No. 258, sale of 1938, in the amount of Q339.11,
aZainst premises known as Block 613, Parcel 47.
The 70wn Attorney reported in references to the Co orgy fipa,v
- 'ment.
certiorari, on which four 7ears are wendinZ. That Mr. Harry ✓& Feller
of New York City has agreed to make She apornisV for the Years involved
for the sum of $600. and to testify at trivis , hear Ings , etce at the rate
of 850 per day.
Following discussion, it was on notion Q Councilman Stiner.,
seconded by Councilman Hills , uaon roll call, unanimously
RESWURTs thot the Town Attorney be Puthorized to
hire Fr. HVrv7 K. Keller as the Town's expert in
tts certiorari obtained by the owners of the Colony
Apartments and to make the anpraisels for the Veora
involved for the sum of $200 0 and a charge of $50®
Per day for each day spent teF"Ifyinz.
The Town Attorns7 stated
the time of redemption be exten?ed
Fnbrupr7 21 to March 27 1947� He
all the people that were {?f".anted .
the recommendation made by the Tow
that becovse
on the Towni
advised that
The members
a Attorney-
of technical fifficulties
7n Ron foreclosure from
notices would be sent to
of the Board agreed to
There hPing no further business , the Bcan? rd,41ovrns? at
9:45 PM
TOWN CLERK
k7inj Clark, A. Finson