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R E G R Tr77 T_V 07 P, TOV!N BOARD, _
01rN OF
TT 1947
-A RO T�itCv x HK TJL" -H- 5,
Tn the Council of the Vp-n.-ver Street 7i_� Hcn,s,� , Tovm of
The meetinu to order b� Sl_inerviso�n
?�t 8: 15 Pa',J� ( R^stern Standar,� Tivn- ) �
Pres,:mt- SUo-"T7i_so1 nd.-,�T 7 7 7
I _mreil- n Stirrer, Hills , VVatpon, EMIOUM7
The nr8sence tvas notr oil Town clerl, Gronbfrc�, Town
Attorne7�r DeliuF . CoT%m:,)troIle- Or, ino and Pccountan-'I. Pir,zon.
The minutes of Januaf7 22 end Feb=-�.;_ry 5. 1947 ens --ooroved
as cresentede
1-, letter dateft Febru,7=\ 20, 19�_7, vTras recs ,7eti from ViilaCe
�Ierl, 5 of Taro.o�r req Ae
srei- 1:�� T,ord, of the -VI -11aue -iont� -, sting tha
of -uinniemt., ilnclud4L-r- 7rot�n� _na-3hi? cs Emd_ the Tovvn6s re istratlnr boobs
Fo1^ their re-aistra-ion and election d,97S , T)Tarch 8 an:. g -n_
2s 7o�
U - L - _t 4�7-
rec,_:Tes � vjf�s nod - b7 the Villerre of Me,,inarmeck.
The -,--e cf this ,iimrent was -rants,"_ to the VI111.6.Zl. of
T -rchn,ont and, the Vill,:,7e of T naroneoi, .
The folIoviTin ,: reiDorts Svere r-C,°. '1led :Fnd. ordered lolaraed on file,
Tm�jn Clerks Re-oort for th; -,Tear 1--.-)rt of the Re3eivelr of 71a7es
9nd for the T, Onto. of Februar-, ,. 1947; Rer-ort of the 1,`vest-
aheste'r, •c71nt7 DO: -Protecti,7e Assocf --ntion' for the month of Febr-ar:,r7r
194.7- Statement of Bs.nk Rcilpanaes as of maroh 3 , 1�C�A7- T,jsi- of o1alye,
a-,)dil7e�� and paid b7 th�_, Conptrolle- -Prom. Febrilar-5 to
Town Clerk .a rer)ort for the month of .7---ru'ar7, 1947,
hhe Suoervisor asced If the.re ?m7one present v7ho Y!,I_she�ft
to e nneur before the Board.
There was nores-nt a d-le-cation fro2n the Taroh-n2ont Veterans '
37"lildircv Cor-oora-tion, and Hr. :0ohn v® TT.errit�- , sapItrnan for t e roup
1nfcrned the Yr-rrb-rs of the Boa-: that the -our7coF;P IMF -;,-npear2,nc?
,jss t-_ --ort Or the -or0 7ress of ' heir rrofact to 'Ipt- , and to dis3us
the ncoss-Ib4li ' v of the TL-_)Tnn installirs�7 the lultj,lities ® A C^P7
Of the -�eners-,I, llontract= t ".matS of the flin-al crjnFtr-aratiIcn costs T,-,T2,s
dis'7ri'lbut_-d to each of the Board. Hr. -Ifferritt oointed out t-hpt
tne tot?l cost for each of- the 50 units i 10,
s ,)resenti-� $ 92Z:. , exp-1-0sille.
the ccsts- the ropdF , atP_r and sewers . He sa--,,q on b-haIP of 'toe
me:rnbers of the Larchmont 77eteransv Buildin7 Corporation and 'bel-cruse of
the inc-ep�e_ in the final cost, 07er the o-riginal estinate— lie -,xlas
r?cnesting assistence from the 7o-,,vn in the i;stail?tior of the a':bove-
I i .1
rnent,' oned u+-il',ties ar', the Town� s e7:pense. He sa` thf�
est irnsted that the v.raTorit1- o�' the houses would be coi_-m-leted b7 71-me
C�rrj `� t-1 yn therefore,. twas beco-mdne� 5r, imp,�rtant factor,
te
_- said that the Sll-oer�iqor h�d_
75r. V-rri 7
and addresses of the veterans who livs in Larol---n-or
he sa d. he di,i no', 1"s-ve the list nreDR_redt i. i-Lmes
it wa�, found that t1hree-fiftha Of their zrov,-p live
1,arohr,iont lbefore
remest-d the na--.nes
t . 'cut u,nfortunat�-T-v
Ho�ever , in checl,.�_'n-
or had in
The Su-oer7T! 50- Rsl ed 14r, 1,-,erritt v.,hat 8s -L7.ranCe t1s, -rour, had
frorr, the Contracior hat the fi7,1.i_res submitt-d. at this meetirE vmuld nc�
be --h?-n-ed asair.4
545
Section Block Lot Owner Ton? lno Total
r. is 15B to 21
005-73 ) A W r "Inor Y 112, 000 114,000 126,00c;
bT corr-et,id �s follows . in scoorAnce with the
urn-isions of su?dY.rfwon 5 of Section 30
Section KOCR lot QT,rrner lend inne Total
1 18 15B t a 2a-
(405-74) & BB WA. Miller & W 012,350 011,000 '26,350
1 15r,
(405-67)
Carrinz Puccini, 550 550
77RTHER RES01WD, that ths asses2ment nQ! for the
year 1946, taxes of 19A7, which sho7s propertv no-
Anearing on the roll as folinws -
Section Block Tot Owner 1''Ond Total
9 74 20, 30, 31
(934-29) 35 & 35 Dr. Sell an Tebold e1q,000 --- -----
to corrPctPA as follows . in rccorNnca with thi.
zrovisions of subdivision 5 of Section 33 ;
Secticn Block Lot Land OnIT
9 7A 31 & 38k Dr. Plbert SAW- [F,100
( sq)
9 71 29, 30,
MOW 35 & 36B Dr. Selian Hebald 112 ,000
7URTHAR PASS ED, that thy.,` ssTessment roI2 for the
7avr 1951, tsyEs of 1947, which shows nronerty =,F
ap2earing on the roll as follows :
Section Block Lot-- -07nen Land onl-
9 92 3 & I George V Mitchell 012,000
�e Corrects& as followss in m3nordonce with the
nrovisions of FnWinison 5 of Se3ti= 30
Section Bloat Lot Owner 17n? aniv
9 9? A n 4B David B„ HaeTzvish
(044-20,
9 92 3A & 4A Georne Q Pitch-01 2,750
(944-1)
9 92 30 A AG Ceorge C . Mitchell S,500
FT,.' THER R3SOLVED, that the assessment roll for the
year 1945, taxes of 1941 and the assessment roll for
the year 1946, taxes of 1947, which show property no,.,,,
appearing on the roll as follows ;
W
Section Block Lot
Owner
Larchmont Estates , inc
Land Only
146,12,7)
9 21 iA harohmont Fstvtesjncs 30000
19IS-252)
Councilman Tatson informed the members of the 7,7ra that At,
had ottanded the Public HearinZ held on Yorch A, by the VillvZe of Sears-
?Q, on their rezonlnZ plan which covers the entire Vills,Ze � He said all
the nroyent7 along Griffen Avenue and including that port of the Hall
nrorsr& in Scarsdale are in the nronosod 7onlrZ nallirZ for a minirm-
0-ea of 20,000 s ft. He soil *here was not a Lreat deal of discussion
and there were no pb-ientions covering the are? nionZ Oriffen :_vends® The
rain discussion was in reference to nhnn-inZ the heioht Prez of apartment
houses from six' story to f0ur-FtW minimum.
Councilman E7pbnP7 stated that he had nothing to reocrt for
his committees .
Council= Stine v read a rebort on gerbaZo collections On ...hich
P study had been made for the past three mninths ® This report showed tha '�
one of the crews was working less hours to cover their route than the
other. He said on the basis of these figures it was intended to switch.
some of the are, from one ore- to the other in an effort to ecuslize
the working time of do two crews . He further stated that hre verola
had beer folio-ing ur evern garbage complaint with a personal visit
and tbet in a m0crM Of cases the complaints were unjustified. Examules
were Men such as receptacles not in sacessihip laces: receptacles
with rotted oat bothomF; receptacles with no covers , etc. He 7ointed
out that the receptacles with no covers waz the -ource of the smoke
from the incinerator caused by the fact that an raim days the :arbeSe
Sot very Wet. Mr. Stiner reported that a further study was being made
in an effort to improve the ;nti7i; collection system.
The Symervisor pointed out that technically the Town lid not
have to Zo on the tPxna7er' l property to collect garba2e, but out of
courtesy this rns being dons in an effort to rointaining a clean aW
tidy Town and it was intended to continue the present pr9cfIcs ,
Councilman Hills presented and read the followfny7
March 3, 1947
Town Board of the Town of wwyaroneQ:
158 Vest Boston Post Road
Mamaroneck, New Yor1r
Gentlemsni
On Dece4ber Q. 19K this housinZ committee was anvointed by
ths Town Board with instructions to • n_. = - Iq--s77 to determine
the housln.Z needs of veterans lid ^Z in the 7ninvorporated
be corrected
as follows ,
in accordance with the
provisions
of subdivision 5 of Section 3W
Section
Block of
Owner
land Or17
21 i
larchront
7stete7 , !no, $12, 725
QW-A
9 21 iA harohmont Fstvtesjncs 30000
19IS-252)
Councilman Tatson informed the members of the 7,7ra that At,
had ottanded the Public HearinZ held on Yorch A, by the VillvZe of Sears-
?Q, on their rezonlnZ plan which covers the entire Vills,Ze � He said all
the nroyent7 along Griffen Avenue and including that port of the Hall
nrorsr& in Scarsdale are in the nronosod 7onlrZ nallirZ for a minirm-
0-ea of 20,000 s ft. He soil *here was not a Lreat deal of discussion
and there were no pb-ientions covering the are? nionZ Oriffen :_vends® The
rain discussion was in reference to nhnn-inZ the heioht Prez of apartment
houses from six' story to f0ur-FtW minimum.
Councilman E7pbnP7 stated that he had nothing to reocrt for
his committees .
Council= Stine v read a rebort on gerbaZo collections On ...hich
P study had been made for the past three mninths ® This report showed tha '�
one of the crews was working less hours to cover their route than the
other. He said on the basis of these figures it was intended to switch.
some of the are, from one ore- to the other in an effort to ecuslize
the working time of do two crews . He further stated that hre verola
had beer folio-ing ur evern garbage complaint with a personal visit
and tbet in a m0crM Of cases the complaints were unjustified. Examules
were Men such as receptacles not in sacessihip laces: receptacles
with rotted oat bothomF; receptacles with no covers , etc. He 7ointed
out that the receptacles with no covers waz the -ource of the smoke
from the incinerator caused by the fact that an raim days the :arbeSe
Sot very Wet. Mr. Stiner reported that a further study was being made
in an effort to improve the ;nti7i; collection system.
The Symervisor pointed out that technically the Town lid not
have to Zo on the tPxna7er' l property to collect garba2e, but out of
courtesy this rns being dons in an effort to rointaining a clean aW
tidy Town and it was intended to continue the present pr9cfIcs ,
Councilman Hills presented and read the followfny7
March 3, 1947
Town Board of the Town of wwyaroneQ:
158 Vest Boston Post Road
Mamaroneck, New Yor1r
Gentlemsni
On Dece4ber Q. 19K this housinZ committee was anvointed by
ths Town Board with instructions to • n_. = - Iq--s77 to determine
the housln.Z needs of veterans lid ^Z in the 7ninvorporated
549
Section of the Town of Usmaroneck and to make recommendations
in regard thereto,
The co!.,mlitteo beld Fe .._ .,,1 7eekinwo and formulated 2 question-
alre a copy of -nich is attached hereto, from which it sou,-,ht
to elicit certain facts rertpinln7 to the individual needs
of the veterans.
The questionaire was subsequentiv mpiled to the veterans who
had lived in the unincorporated section and wbo entered the
armed forces from our township, The results are as follows:
760 Questionares sent out.
241 Completed and returned
78 Returned with -c forwarding address.
The committee then proceeded with , stady of the 241 returned
questionares . An analysis of these cases indicated a diverVM
of individual housing problems . After due consideration we are
of the opinion that a majority of these problems are a Uart of
the larger hoes irg jicturn annAr-ntinZ the rationr
it is felt ho-evw, that in the unincorrorated section o" the
Town of Mpms-oneck there srT Fnmn 25 cows of individual 7eteranc
who have real nressing housing nroblynF which demand the immediate
attention of tie community.
in our re,Fvrad indIment we belif7e sincerely that the owners
of various apartments in the 1'ownshi7 nor so!-o. wVAout
sacrifice to themselves , the pro- >!on of the 25 veterans 7en-
rions? above by a170tinZ to then the first available sp2rtments�
Towards this end we suZZest end recommend that the Town Boord
cor'Ln�,ni3ate with each apartment house owner and famillarl?e
him with the n-osving housing needs of these worthv, needy
veterans.
EncloFed herewith Pro the names , Wrescos an? the mazimiuna
amount of rent that the 25 neediest veterans can afford to W7_
RITPeCtivFI7 Yours :
/s/ Neorge F„ Mills , 7r,
Chair-=
Veorge Burchell
Peter Kane
Anthony Gagliardi
Following discussion, the Supervisor suggested that Covnnilman
Mills , as chairmen of the committee contact the various apartment owners
and managers throughout the Town in an effort to obtaining their cooner-
stior in 91leviating the situation for these needy casesn He suggesterl
thst it Hills write a letter to each apartment owner explaining the
"atterp
Councilman Mills rero"YcJ that at the annual meeting and election
of officers of the Town of Mamaroneck Fire Department held at headowortors
On K=W, Februar7 17, 19470 the following men were elected for the
year 19?71 oeorge T. 7urton, Chief; Leonard W. Ericsono First Deputy
hiefy Frank Turco, second DepuJ7 Chief; Arthnn M, Brown, Secretary;
Theodore F� Tvnk: Treasurer; Dp Charles Weller, SurZeon.
councilman Mills c7!d oil of these men were very capable and
551
Y1 vo n7cellent records as firemen. He recommended. the Board' s vpnroval i
On notion by Councilman Hills , seconded_ 7 Councilman Emblir7,
it 7as a L nvn i'f;101J.,51.Ty7
RESOLVED, that the section of the Fire D -pa�.rtmen,a_ in
it selection of officers for the year 1947 a
be and
it hereby is ratifie_d. and that record of these
_.-.- selection be placed in the files of the Town,
-- Councilman Mille read. the Fire Report for Ant,ebrupr7_ 1917, which
showed as follows!
Feb, Z mw, Still =. l rm-- T:TL1l..ls 33 Weaver Street -- R-,.:bishon Fi..re
no Damage
9 y,ir;rors Alarm ®° 5th Avenue & Val3ez, Place °- '?rush Fire_,. I.
no d 70 ge e
n _°° Full lzlnrn Chatsworth n�._rde s not. iSton Ze '¢.n Tnci?� .^q.1.,07"` -
fine— No Damane Oar dens _ -
10 _.® Still Alarm ®a VV'+ftaP.d Foos Dr7.v.a., °a ?rush Fire— No D,^.mpgp
23 Minor Old White lain` Road 7 r f fo Ave.—
Tractor motor on _Fire __ Dalmnie i- i? i es __ T.- _ 110.00.
_ v0 V_Y',. .. Typo �
` 4 Still Al,a.rT'!.m-.m oilmen. 8 Dell 407, Ne7 1-?nC'_ el.l.e Hot. .fishes
in basket innited Toad- shingles On side of house. Damage
ann. G;lSeGG®
TOT A1, F 1 R-7 D 1! A?—v;
3 Still Alarms
'i Minor .lambs Estimate? Vm Rge ---125.00
I Full n_7 o r--
vcuncilmsn Mills presented the f following-
March 3; 1947
Mr. Owen. A. Han;devi l l.° Supenvi sor
Town of Mamaroneck, N.Y�
Dear Sir�The °olio '-nc inspeCtiors were made during the month of
rPeRTt 1'rTTS and 1,FCTIPIE D`' !__SINGS
Chatsworth Sa"rdenc 1
Stonecrest
®archnont Hills ' No violations
Opt Haven
r,,resds
Avonmore
Smith Residence l Vaterons Hot s lnZ)
—
harchmont Gab les Mops ,. brooms and other household.
equipment left ft pn fire esce. - W z Notified
all tenants having outlets in escones to
keep 1 landings and steps clear i nn 7
Obstr„ctione y
Alden House - TTo mire screens on inn _merry or chi=07S
brokpnp Order-? superintendent to replace
same as scon as Tlossibis
lorchmont Acres -Incinerator hopper on Ath floors building
OF . not closinS proper!!: nozzels on house
T sn missi nc on tor floor , bt2i lding F"7 and
rd floor, buildini 59 . kotified SuDerin-
tendent to re-clace some immediately and
also to wd>sh, and tlftt-n springs on all
fire ?cars to insure proper, cloainEm it
nonter shut-off s-itAes_ for oil burners
in builvinZs Pre located just outside fur-
nace room door incase? in red boxes .
Results of the Survey of the number of fFnilies living
in Yrortoeny; or multiple dwellings inspecteR in the district are
as followsm
Chots-arth
Stonearest
Oak Haven
ircade
larchmont
A=nvore
C1755 aND MQV7RYS
Gardens 153 larohmont Hills 84
Fa !!den House 78
24 !eons 7
10 170 jM4vrtls 4
-ships 29 Smith Residence 7
31 Lerchmont Acres
%f 6 3uliVings ) 384
Total of 888 families
Ronnie 1rin-
Winged Foot
Post Lodge
Tal!7-Ho
Loyal inn
Veterans Forvi&n
Wors Building I
No violations
r-z=
M=3
Upon previous recom-mendaticns , two exit docrs were made
to open out; three doors installes Pnd equinned with panic bo!tF • sipht
eKit .S Ins 7a re installed in the U. P.W. building.
PUBLIC MR09%
STORES
Myrtle Geroge I?
Chatsworth MaEe ) No violations
Heiser ' s Delicatessen
Aristede
Linden' s Stationery No violstionz
Chinese Laundry
Pl?za Phnroacy - liaht switch at top of caller stair-
way broken. Proprietor recuested to
repair sems immediately. Son re-
inspection, found violation removed.
MrZo TeFuty Salon-lamn card mire strung along woodpri
We from ping to electric clock.
req) ested proprietor to inst^ll 57
cable for electricity to MOM
UMSTRIAL PLANTS
Sohenle7 Laboratories ® No violations
Weaver It Firehouse - three neT e7it signs installed in
Luditorium; panic bolt installed at
East exit; five other exits open
out or uVara.
Each Saturday evening, a tour of insnection is made at
places A Dublio assembly to check on lighting; fire exits , parkin-
ind other stfet7 measures for the publfc�
On Fehrni-7 7t>; on Pla"m y1s recefns? fron Ch:stsworth ?srdens �
7non investimotion it :as found thWInvess of magazines Too rut into
thn irninerator on the sixth floor , -hich blocked the chimney, causK2,
an eb,_nfance of smote to back u2 on floors below. The situation was
immediately corrected without any dpm5g- to the buildins.
The mOnt7!7 fire drill of the deportment -. ,..c held on the
eueninZ of February 18th at the Chatsworth Gardens Apartments . As -Prt
of the trill, 7wrious Srouns of Fen made tours through the entire plant
to familiarize thersel-es Ith the buildirps , AF a result of these
tcurs . a -"mbsy of non7lFintF came to no f5cm son- of the men that oon-
Miens in t were not up to s0ndarl . with various Y-rs'.S of
violations and fire hazards existing thrcvEhcut the building.
To deterrine "he Isrtaint7 of these reports , 1 made an in-
sneaticr, of t V obe y At ot h avcrtg
= zed
and to Ecne degree , e7a;1spits0 2h5n,
-erF no fire ha7sr5s of -ry 7=7" ns-aa; and 1- 77 09' rllr, the �v!!M-_
-qF -V 'n non 0000 07MOK, Mch is 2--trinin ovF=2C or M-Z .
in makirE an ln2yeotlon, one must realize that a certain
anount of normal rubbish on? trash will an-unplate Aalln in a picot
varsirZ IR3 fami!02 . The-; is no one nolleirZ the hrols , stalr7ayF ,
dumbnYter shutes , elevator pits , etc , , daV und night , and Fires ?eople
are as they are and 2an"ot be chzn22d, v nor mil anornt of rubbish and
trash Till accumulqto in the Dismas wentfonef instead of Y-MS 05posed
of in the 7ro7er manner. The nainksneonca crews at the Chats7orth SarAns
do an excellent job, and rubbish In not slio7ol to 72curulnt- over a day
or "uc Pt the most Th Post also be borne in mind OR.-* sil of the stair-
ways, halls , dumbwaiter Anhes and store roomy ore rode A concrete ond
steel, including the doors ! so that if by accident a fire should Est
started th-owZh the careles9ness of some one-. it would be confined art
co-TA d- no damage to life or property.
The store 'norm: in the buildinZ are full , but this a-not!tntes
no -!Vation. vince Met 19 the nor-nns for 1�_-Ich they 7,17sne Cax9t"uc�tsd_
Nothing armbnstible or MLM7 inflammable is score? in these roons; so
there is practicElly no,.
o pop siblity of a fire getting started. Hy
numerous ins-eec tin ns over the past five years have ne-sr di-novered,
anything ir-!Zulrr in the store rooms of this apartment hoops,
TO e7cellent cooneration of Ohs superintendent on this score to Me
5 Zuerqnt-s of no irrsZ`rlarit7-
The meter rooms in the plant are being used in some cases
for storage since the management is orange? for storage Mae at the
present time . This ccnditlor constitutes no 74ointlon as the same rules
apply to the meter rooms that i have desorAbY for the stons -ocrs The
ro7mr were oriZinaliv designed vs sto-- room- but -eye converted into
meter rooms to eliminate having the meters installed in the hallways
where psonle -ould have access to then and possibly cause accidents ,
The oster rooms are kept locked at all times and are only accesible to
authorized nersonnel.
The snonrintenlort of the ChatsTorth5orders has reqinstec,-
me to netition the me7b--- of the Fire D-nartment not to tamper 7ith
the incinerator doors on any future occaslono On February 18th the
in.. finer doors were opened, causing a strong draft to send Partisil.7
burned paper up the chimney where it blocked the screening at the topo
This caused the smoke to back U_ and kill the draft supporting the fire
in the pits �
Any fire inspector 7ast "- r2ery and careful in m?king his
in8nections; but he also must be reasonable , cooperVive and nd over-
hearing. The main nurnose and aim of an irsnacyor is to see that firs
hazardq do not exiF;, And shou3d any exist, Lave they ellminatel . The
,mourt of fire loss snq the number of calIQ for fire on the premiseT
-�-rina, the rest five years, is sufficient proof of the excellent condition
of th; builaing with regard to fire hazards � A Ourther point regardima
the Chatsworth Gardens which cannot be overemphnsined ,too stronjv is
the font that the roof is very QnZerouq as it is not enclosed entirely
-ith a WOW 7011, Sections or 'he roof drop seven stories into the
court vard. Anyone working on the roof shoold be extremely careful
about walking b2okwards or slipping. Lights and rope lines are of
prime immortRnap before undertaking' any task on the rowN
Respectively 1"bmitted
Michael G. Gallagher
Lt. &M.F.D.
Anoroved:
George Burton
Chief, T. K.F.D.
Councilman Mills stated that he
hgA at hand
a number of
billP,
from the Fire Department totalinZ
which he
10 chocked.
lie,
renommon?eV the roval of the bills as
presented.
Sol7entol Chemical Products
The members of the Town Board sitting as the Toord of Fire
Commissioners considered the claims , and on ,cti= b7 Courailman Mills ..
5pnordod by Corncilman Silner , it 7os, 7von roll coil, unOnt-Oys!7
RESCE77DO that the following Opscribed claims be and
they hereby are approved and that the Supervisor and
Comptroller be and they hereby are authorized to Pay
sane out of bvdvet for the Wire Den Rrtment:
Suburban Fuel Oil er-ice, !no .
4& 50
The C .Q, Braymer Co . incu
12800
ReZinald Qbb Kra Le
5aoo
Ry& Orewer , inc .
A. 53
The Portable Light Co. , lna �
Sol7entol Chemical Products
Louis j. Preston
3500
1 . 1 A. AutomcfAve Co.
1l59
Person Clothes , As.
255 95
Alpine Disinf000inz Co
K50
Globe motorist Supply Cc� , Incp
3 .01
Turton n Fertcn, inn
WK)
GaIdins "vt Rate Store , Tno .
37, 05
0. Mueller
1W57
jose-h J. Minichiello
IDWO
559
1 Ford7n-
l=-:.7.'^
Hprks
0.915
7estchester joirt ' ater Varks
7"' l 17.71
Now vcrk 7elerhone Co.
41®75
Testchester LQhtint Co.
31.52
G.w. Merrell
81. 5i
Westchester Toint hater Work s
No.!
H7drent Rental
Grand Total
8071^02
73F. S6
The Sunervisor stated that he had at hand a letter fro'm
Comptroller Orsino recuestins authorization to tronsFer funds within
the 1945 Bud-et.
On motion by Council-an Stiner, seconded by Councilmen EmbuU,.
it 7rs, upon roll call , unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Comptroller and Sunervisor be and
they hereby are directed to make transfers within the
1946 Budget , as follows:
GENERAL TOWN
To: Deqt � of Town Officee
light 14. 910
Supplies 85x72
Dente of Town Clerk
FIRE L19HT AND WATER DISTRICT
Fire Department
Suonliss
Dent , of Elestionc
Registration
20.01
Seneral Election
32. 00
Labor
89.00
Rent
48.00
Trar3nortstion
134. 00
Equipment
3.0
Dent. Receiver of Toxes
Supplies
Sri is
Dent . Board of Appeals
Sonn7jes
03M
Publishing Notices
2002
Dept . BlQ & Plumbing
Travel Exnense
78022
SU'alies
31090
Dort . Hiscellaneous
Publishing NotHes
280i
From:
Dent. Kiscellaneous
taxes - Town owned property
S938 0A
Toes
DeDtn of Amwessores
Office curio' es
27.15
hew TPPS
33.77
From!
Deed & Ftm. Abstracts
60 9?
701
Dept„ justices of Psoce
Supplies
6.05-
From:
Steno. Charges
5.4F,
FIRE L19HT AND WATER DISTRICT
Fire Department
To: Truch Driwers
?5?.9i
Water
3A0
insurance
3.58
One A Oil
W�A2
Miscellaneous
i5.58
Ecuiument
?2739
lothinS
31912?
Renairs to AnildinS
97. 60
RenaSrs to Ruipment
9% T9
VAR?A&F DISTRTCT
To: Salaries 40 23
Truck Repairs 75?A9
Dump Maintenance 240A7
incinerotor 131436
From ; Equipment 1164,24
DEPARTWENT OF POLICE
Tol Patrolman 1214.95
Trom; PoWne Chief .08
vt Lieutenant Al2
sa Ser-n?nts ii50l16
insurpnce 14.59
To! Telephone 37& 73
Traffia Si3nals 455.07
Repairs Hends-. vrters SQ5
Qas ? Oil 424.61
Repairs to Cars 797. 51
Purchase of Cars & notorcyGWS321.90
From: irsuvanc�,
ClcthinZ
Traffic Safety
077STDE VIVIAVES - 0TSC7!LWW7S
Front Nurses
NT O',� P!•RYS
To: Park groundsmen 24-4. 51
TQAt & Power its
Materials A Shrubs 77200
Regairs I 7juipment 220.42
393. 02
1067- 05
2300
20?e 00
r-7m
nity'll
60,34
Teleohon- & Plarm
21a02
Retirement S7ste-
429, 88
Office Supplies
01. 155
Materials
6807
Hose
3.2_,
Yondernization
703®00
Con7ention Expenses
106.34
Street LiZhtlng
K5�30
Hydrant RsnW
90 23
VAR?A&F DISTRTCT
To: Salaries 40 23
Truck Repairs 75?A9
Dump Maintenance 240A7
incinerotor 131436
From ; Equipment 1164,24
DEPARTWENT OF POLICE
Tol Patrolman 1214.95
Trom; PoWne Chief .08
vt Lieutenant Al2
sa Ser-n?nts ii50l16
insurpnce 14.59
To! Telephone 37& 73
Traffia Si3nals 455.07
Repairs Hends-. vrters SQ5
Qas ? Oil 424.61
Repairs to Cars 797. 51
Purchase of Cars & notorcyGWS321.90
From: irsuvanc�,
ClcthinZ
Traffic Safety
077STDE VIVIAVES - 0TSC7!LWW7S
Front Nurses
NT O',� P!•RYS
To: Park groundsmen 24-4. 51
TQAt & Power its
Materials A Shrubs 77200
Regairs I 7juipment 220.42
393. 02
1067- 05
2300
20?e 00
r-7m
nity'll
563
f_so. at�
From! /Park Foreman 4010.08
Water 141®30
Retirement Fund 130425
Gas & Oil 3033
enera.l Eculament 38.31
kenairs to Building 11000
DEP ARTMENT ON REVEFS
`"o' 017 & Repairs 327. 13
Front Foreman 50.00
Sever vaintenance Men 28V05
Power 28415
Insurance 140.8
Retirement Fund 48. 15
materials 20.53
C othin^ 10.7'.
The Surer-i_sor informed the members of the -toarC) that c.rth r
Horton hPs resigned from his position as Automotive Mechanic and wished
to recommend in his plans the appointment of Joseph Donohue, w :pable
.F
man snd an ex im �
Followino discussion, it was on motion by Councilman .5' tiner,
seconded by Cnuncilwan Mills ,s , upon roll call , unan sr_ousiv
QTS 'TED, that Joseph Donohue be and be hereby is
appointed to the _position Of Automotive Mechanic
(n on-GoP peti'.r,j_ve) at an annual salary Of W700.
offeative February 8, 1947Q
The Supervisor stated that, he hod at hand n resolution fro
the Village of Mamaroneck in coD ec =on with the sale of to Hem nronerQ.
PoliowlrS discussion, at was on motion F Councilman Watson
seconders by Councilman ncil :ai Embury, u*ion roll call, the following .as L.nani^
mrO s,I7 adopted:
:,i OT'R'-'rS , the V ._11._,.ge of Mamaroneck, through the institution
of an act ion in the County Court of Westchester County en-
titlR.d " in the Hatter of the Foreclosure of Tax Liens 'Pur-
suant to t_rticl e VU -A3 Title I of the Tax Law by the V7 l o nF.e
of Mamaroneck, Ties; of Delinquent Taxes for 1940 has be-
co-, an nCrn.' is the owner of a number of narcels of Real
_state s'atunts in he ,Village of'Mamaroneck end `'own of
iiy me n onecu> and
both the V 11 _.-e or ,,ny ronech and Town of i ama.ro-
-.,eoV hold tax liens on said Darosis Of reel rroron,.,.tyn and
-;-T-S,h_C- n sitar''' to Section 1n- h 4 an - wee_®
5 ; _a:r _ c �.r_� 5H of the lax _. _ . �.
me t was entered into between the l7 l =iZe of tic. ononer;'.'.''
_an'. the I'o'^.'n o] Mamaroneck, which morJ^-'vother tri_ Zs set
forth the irit.erests of said nuniciU._ iti.. , in -ulna ro-
Dertiea. being .'foreclosed® the manner of the s:_,l . of spill
properties! and the manner of the distribution of the
.Drocgndo reoei` ed foom said sales; and
_--_.- W E EIS e Village f Vamarorr_c, has pursuant to
Rho.t- ,, tht. l .�_1._. _E C __ ___ __ ..__,. an
agreement had with the Town of Na nar,onE.ck ^,dvert;iser for
and has heretofore received bids on certain properties
owned_ by the Town of Mamaroneck, as well as on certsin
rropertl4s owned by the \Til i _.me o Mamaroneck�..aroPec_C it the Town,
of I Fina.ronecks and
V `
M
7"7RT�!-5 , the Board of Trustees of tie VillpSe of Mgw,rone&xr
Anne winsn consideration thoreto and after due deliberation
acospied the bids hereingfter listed as to Price end terms
th—pin set forth: and
WHERRIS , since receipt of said bids this Board has wi-or
consideration thereto, and after due deliberotion, it is
RESOL7TD; that the bids hereinafter l stsi be sconoted at
the ;rice and t-rrs therein set for tha
Villys
BlocV lot
K 6
LIST OF BIDS ACCEPTED 1N SECTION &
Toom
Bloc7- Parcel
332 359
Bidder
john Se Tests,-
Amount Terms
0300. Cash
The Supervisor re •orted that a check in the amount of 0821947
was recsi70d frOn h: of Torchnont on _:i' s Town In she ins of the
distribution of Proceeds received from sale of in Rem foreclosed Pro-
i
norties. Of th, I a"ount j763M was o beinS naid to the School on
socour, f the 1934-32-32 school taxes �
The Sunervisor informed the members of the Board that the
Receiver of Tgxes had re e w
questd the usun! resolution hich must be
adooted at this time of the year to provide for the methoA of collection
of 7
tames,
On motion by Councilman EmbuM seconded by Councilman Watson,
it was , upon Poll call, unanimous!7
RESOL7ED, that pursuant to Section 96A of Chapter 60�
of the Consolidate? Taws as amended, 'Iyno-_ =s the Tax
7pw, the Receiver of Taxes and Assessments of the Town,
of Mamaroneck is authorized to collect the 1947 State,
Count?, To7n "Istrint taxes and "cter rent t,,h--oh
become a lien Anr 1, 1947, in two Partin! Payments
saah amountinS to fiftv ner cent of the total of said
taxes end 7ater rental
77RTHER RMOTUTDY that the Receiver of Ty-xes and Assess-
ments is authorized and enpowered to receive such partial
0y7ment- or instalment, of tames and water rents at an'77
time prior to the sale of tax liens but sublent to the
snme nenalties as are specified and proviced in Section
18 of Chapter 105 of the laws of 1915 as amonded, for
the neject to pay the tote! amount of said taxes, and water
rents;
7RTHER RKOLVED, that the acceltanoe of an7 such partial
onvnent or instalment of the 1947 taxes and water rents ,
shall not be doomed to Effect in an7 manner any right Of
the Town of Mamaroneck under any General on Soecial V-,r
to enforce collection of arT unuaid balance of such taxes
End water rents as ms7 rsnair ova and owinS to the Town
of ?anaroneak but such • Qhts vn • voTerF shM ronoin
in full force and effect to enforce the collection of
the unneid b"la.nces of such taxes .inn water ronts to-
her with interest oenalties Rrd other isi-ful vhzarLss �
on notion ' 7 CM-Mman 97tsOny seconded bv Councilman
7'IbUr7, it was upon roll call, unanimously
56'
RTSOV75, that in accordance with the provisions of'
Section 20 of the Westchester 00=0 Tax lot, " The
Daily Times", the official newspaper nablished in
the Village and Town of Mempronsell be- and it hereby
is desinnatod as the n—suaner in Kich the Receive.,,--
of "axes and Assessments shall publish the notice of
the collection of State, County, Town and District
taxes and Water Rents; and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED, that said vublication be made on
March 12, 1947.. in " The Daily Times": vnd be it
77PTHIR PTSCIUMD, that in accordance with the pro-
visions of Section 26 of the Yestchester Count? Tax
Act; the Oown Toard do and it hereby Cc's direct the
Receiver of Tayss an? Assessments to moil to esch Tax-
payer of the Town of Ramaronesk: vhcne address is Ynann
to said Receiver of Taxes end issessments , a tan hill
,or all tzmas and -iten rentsj the expense thereof to
be a to7n charge,
FURTHER RESCIVED, that rursuant to lhaotsr 82 CY the
Laws of 1944, the Town Board hereby apLro-nd the of=
Ti3jal form cA tan receipt used by the Receiver of
TaxeT in the year 1917 Ar taxes for ths year 1947.
The Su,nsrviqor informed the members cf the Bo -o
nf tha xe
t tas
collentod on in Rem nrc7ertles as of Faroh 4, 1917 amounted to $21,417. 91
and the interest on Ams amounted to B2,01.0% He said that out of the
33d parcels in the in Rem proceedlnZ, 53 have been paid and tb.ere were
six parcels on which the taxes were cancelled, leaving a balance of 275
parcels in the in Rem foreclosure
The Supervisor stated that he had a request from Tm. S . Erill
Attorney for Hr. Frederic A. Gilbert, for the enecution and delivery of
a quitclaim deed by the Town comerin.3 property formerly known as :at
No . 3P and described as "Pap of First subliviTion of ?rand Park, Village
one Tuwn of Wa-proneol; Vestchester County, Fe- York, filed in the Ron
Sistor 's Office of the County of �astchsster, now known as the County
ClerIvs office , Division of Land Records , Vestchester County, on TM
17, 1870, as Map Ni. 159.
-hich
The revue Wis in the form of s letter states that certain
ton leases n. near on the records of the County Tren sure rl�
office, no the Cor niissionxr of Finance, County of Westnhester, which
indicate that the Town of R?marorech purchased from the County Treasurer
at sales held bv the County Treasurer in the years 180-3-4, 1000 year
leases covering this property. On the other hand, the tax arrears re-
cords of the Town of Mamaroneck cont5in no reference to these lasses ,
or are there any -snord_2 in -he office of the Receiver of Taxes indi.-
catinZ TnvtWnZ to be duo nr this propert7 -hich in 1o7 part of Bloo(i
908, Pa-cal 404 on the to assessment map
WilowinE discussion, it was on motion by Councilnen Imbury,
seconded by Councilman Stiner, Unon roll Call, unanimously
RESOTv7D, that the Supervisor execute and deliver a
quitclaim Need to Frederic N. Silbert , oil the rQhtE _
01hic ord interest of tho To 7r on snid Lot No , 39 and
described is " Map of First sobd7..vis3on of Grand Par%
Village in? Town of MaTaroneck, Westchester County,
New York and filed in the R.Oa as Mop No. 4590
571
RET�,I:PP _117"I TN? 07 777 TOWW BOARD, 09FN 07H
MAMARONFCY, HELD MARCH 26, 1947
in the Council Room of the Weaver Street Fire Hoose, Town of
Mamaroneck, Ner Yorke
The meeting was Inli'd to Orler by Supervisor Tvndnvill,n
et SrIT P,M, ( Eastern Standard Tim&
Se
present: Sunervisor Yandevil>,
Councilmen Stiner5 Pills , Tstson, Fmbur7
Absent : None
The presence was n1so noted of Town Ciork Trombe •g, Tow1c,
nttorne7 Delius, Comptroller Orsino, ToTn A •countant Finson, and Town
Engineer and Superintendent of Hiebays , A.J. Foote.
The minutes of March 5, 1947, were ar •roved as presented.
1 letter doted Farch 20, 1947, was received from Henry R. Dillon,
Receiver of Taxes , advising that he had been shownreceintT far Town Top
of 1918 for $3.22 and School tax of 1918 for f? ,85 , as per -s-=sFmPQ7
roll of 1217, an property then known as Section 8, Blo3h 77 , lot 10,
and rFn) nsQnv authorl7vt4nn from the ToTn Board to cancel these tpxas
from A, reccids.
on motion by Councilynn Tvtson5 seco ➢?e? by Councilman Stinen
it wiso upon roll, unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Aceiver of T-veF and Assessments
be euthorize? to cancel the Town Tax of 1918 in the
amount of $3.0 and the School Ta7 of 1918, in the
anount of $?.35 against rrojert7 known as SectiOr
So Block 77; Lot 10o now known as Flock 831, Pvrcel 339m
The follosvinE reports 7erl recei7ed and ordered 71avl? On file,
Report of the Bujilinj and Plumbing Tnspector for the month of Februir7:
1947: Report of the Town Cler! for the month of February, 1917! List
of Ciai7s buditel end Psi? by the 30mytroller from harch 5, 1947 to
va=z ?61 1947 (Sunnern of Receipts and Disbursements fron jan1 ar7 7-to February 2q,1347: ) Of Rece_�'___)te and- Di-burserents from 7,nunr T
I to Tebruvr7 ?8, 19471 inal7sis of Estimated Revenues fro" jnnnpr7 3.
to February 28, 19471 Ara l7sis of EvdSet Aurr oar? ntions and 7xper?i�ureo%
from jPr=7 1 to Febw7Vr7 Ko 107.
The Town Clerk state? that he had at hand , lo? Fs from the
Vow Haven, Railroad covering ceritin Tsrcels Of lane ,Ich are portions
of the Railroad ' s Tpstbound Station grounds at harchmont, He stated thst
this lease ba? been 100r07e? bv Or� 7ootp, Town Enjne-r, the Part Com-
mission, and Wr• Delius, Town Attorney.
Following Ksc"sviono it was on motion b7 Courniltn. Stiner,
seconded bn Counstionn Y0> ; noon roll evil: unnninOU07
RESOLVED, that the S; -ervis0l bt Pythorized to siZn
!ease between the Wow York, TeT Ha-en and Hartford
Railroad Company and the ""^_ `'n of Mamaroneck on-pring
three cort7in nsrcels of ion! located Worther!7 of
ths tracks and Haster!7 of Chatsworth Swenue, be!%�