HomeMy WebLinkAbout1942_01_22 Town Board Minutes SPECIAL MEETING OF THE TOWN BOARD
TOWN OF MAMARONECK, NEW YORK
HELD JANUARY 22, 1942
At the Town Offices, 158 'Priest Boston Post Road, Mamaroneck, N. Y.
The meeting was called to order by Supervisor McCulloch
at 5 P. M.
Present: Supervisor McCulloch
Councilmen Bates, Brewer, Griffin and Is2andeville
Absent: None
The presence was also noted of Town Clerk Payne, Town
Attorney Delius, Assessor Smith, Town Engineer and Superintendent
of Highways Foote .
The minutes of the meeting of January 7, 1942, were approved
as presented.
The Supervisor asked if there was any one present who wished
to address the Board.
Mr . Anthony Sansone, Village Attorney of the Village of
Mamaroneck, appeared to request the settlement of certain tax arrears
on Block 902, Parcel 558, old numbers, Section 9, Block 10, Lot 1B .
He explained that the property was improved property situated near
the intersection of Mount Pleasant Avenue and Mamaroneck Avenue and
that the Village of Mamaroneck had received a deed for same from the
Bonded Municipal Corporation. He stated that the income from rentals
was less than $100 a month but that the village officials were ne-
gotiating with a buyer and that his reason for attending the meeting
was to find out on what basis the 'Town would go along with the Village .
He read off the tax arrears on the property and outlined the proposal
for the sale ,
Councilman Bates stated that he thought that the Town Board
should have more of the particulars than given by Mr. Sansone .
Councilman Brewer also stated that more particulars were
needed and suggested that the Village officials prepare the deal
and then put it un to the Town Board.
Councilman Griffin suggested that Attorney Sansone report
back to the Village Board that the Town Board was in a receptive
mood.
Attorney Sansone stated that he had another parcel on which
the;, Village had received a proposal. He referred to Block 817,
Parcel 635, old numbers, Section 8, Block 51, Lots 42 to 50 inclusive,
and gave the terms of sale.
Councilman Brewer suggested that the matter be referred to
Assessor Smith and that he be requested to give his opinion as to
whether or not it was a good deal for the Town.
Following some discussion it was on motion by Councilman
Brewer, seconded by Councilman Bates, upon roll call; unanimously
RESOLVED, that Assessor Smith be and he hereby is
directed to study the proposal submitted by the
Village of Mamaroneck for the sale of Block 817,
Parcel 635, and to report back to the Town Board
as to whether or not in his opinion the proposal
should be accepted.
Mr. William E. Schramek, attorney, representing the Home
Owners ' Loan Corporation, appeared to request the Town Board to
consider the settlement of certiorari proceedings affecting eighty-
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three (83) parcels of land ovined by the corporation. He pointed out
that other communities throughout the count had settled and that he
was negotiating with more, including the Village of Larchmont.
He was asked if it was not true that the Board of Review
of the Town after receiving written protests had granted certain re-
ductions in assessments on these parcels .
He stated that it was true that they did grant reductions
but that the total only represented 22 1/2 per cent of the amount
asked. He compared this with reductions as high was 60 per cent of the
amount asked in other sections of the county. He presented a list of
the parcels and asked that as businessmen the riembers of the Board sit
with him and go over the matter.
Follovaing some discussion during which some of the members
of the Board stated that thee; were not familiar with the properties
listed, it was on motion by Councilman Griffin, seconded by Councilman
Bates, upon roll call, unanimously
RESOLVED, that Supervisor McCullcch, Attorney Delius
and Assessor Smith be and they hereby are requested
to make a thorough study of the application of the
home Owner' s Loan Corporation and that a report be
made to the Town Board.
The Supervisor asked if there coas any one else who tivished
to appear before the Board.
There being no one he suggested that the meeting proceed
with the regular order of business .
The Supervisor announced the appointment of the following
coimiittees .
Sewers and Drains . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Rir .
Bates
Fire, Insurance and Home Defense. . . . . . . . . ..hIr.
Brer;,er
':welfare and Parrs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mr.
Griffin
- Highways and Garbage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
:sir. Mandeville
Finance and Pd. P. A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11fir.
McCulloch
Councilman Mandeville presented to the Board
the Annual
Agreement for the Expenditure of Iiighuay tuloneys for
the Year 1942.
The exc)enditures as agreed upon are as follows:
Average per mile, ',739 .52 for 25 .37 miles . . . . . . . . . . ..118
769.23
Reservefund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2,080 .15
Payment of orders ilos . 1 to 1 inclusive,
for expenses incurred and paid from the)
1st day of January to date of this ag- 1.
141.30
eement, shown separately items 1 and 2 )
which should not exceed. balance from )
previous year. )
Total. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $20,990.68
On motion by Councilman Mandeville, seconded by Councilman
Bates, it seas upon roll call unanimously
RESOLVED that the Annual Agreement for the
-- E- penditure of Highway idoneys for the Year 1942
be and it hereby is approved.
The Board. thereupon signed the agreement.
Councilman Mandeville reported that he had discussed with
Engineer Foote the possibility of completing the Fenimore Road project
with the regular highway force rather than W.P. A workmen. He said.
that Mr . Foote was preparing the estimate and that it might prove that
the Torn could save money with this plan. He promised a full report on
the matter at the next meeting.
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He also reported that a. steel separator was being placed in
the second gara.be truck; also that the department had hauled over 37
tons of ash material during the previous month.
Mr . Mandeville stated that there were two compensation claims
which the State Insurance Fund seemed to be reluctant about settling
and that he had asked Mr. Keeler about transferring the policy to some
other carrier. He said that he had received a letter from Mr . Keeler
advising against it. He also reported that Mr. Keeler was going to go
over the insurance matters of the Town with him on the following Sunday
morning. He asked Mr . Brewer if he could be present and stated that
the meeting was to be held at 11 o' clock.
Mr . Bremer said that he would attend.
The Supervisor stated that he wished to be present and that
12:15 o' clock would be a more convenient time to meet.
Ali agreed that if He. Keeler was not away on a business
trip, the meeting would. be arranged for 12:15 P . M. on Sunday,
January 25, 1942.
Councilman Bates reported that the sewer in Garfield Street
is coil-clete and that the house connection requested by the New Rochelle
Federal Building & Loan Association for a house at No. 2 Garfield
Street was completed. He said that the department found very poor
ground material at the sewer level and had to excavate the trench
5 feet lower and re-fill it with suitable material. He also reported
that the Ferndale Street drain is completed.
Councilman Griffin recommended that Welfare Officer DeVinne
be granted a leave of absence with pay covering the period from
January 10 to February 1, 1942. He explained that Mr . DeVinne had
left to visit members of his immediate family in Arizona.
On motion by Councilman Griffin, seconded by Councilman
Mandeville, it was upon roll call unanimously
RESOLVED, that Welfare Officer DeVinne be and he
hereby is granted a leave of absence with pay from
the 10th day of January, 1942 to the lst day of
February, 1942 .
Councilman Griffin presented three petitions dated January 22,
1942, received frora the Assessor for the correction of the assessment
roll so as to permit the apportionment of taxes .
on motion by Councilman Griffin, seconded by Councilman
Mandeville, the following resolution was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, the Assessor has presented petitions dated
January 22, 1942, for the correction of the assess-
ment 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 correction
of said assessment roll;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED, that the assessment roll for the years 1940
and 1941, taxes of 1941 and 1942, which show property
now appearing on the roll as follows:
Section Block Lot
5 55 2 to 13
(503-L1 )
(320-154)
Owner
Bonded Tviunicipal Corp.
Land lmn. Total
814,000 7,000 21,000
be corrected as follows, in accordance with the
provisions of sub-division 5 of Section 33 :
1
Section
Block Lot
Owner
Land
Imp.
Total
81
55 4, 5, 6
Chas . :64. Villone
3, 500
55000
81500
(803-76)
8
55 2,3
Bonded Municipal Corp.
2035
2,335
(803-91)
8
55 7 to 13
Bonded Municipal Corp.
8,165
2,000
10,165
(803-41)
(320-154)
FURTHER RESOLVED,
that the assessment
roils for
the
years 1940 and
1941, taxes of 1941 and
1942, which
show property
now appearing on the rolls
as follows :
Section
Block Lot
Owner
Land
Imp.
Total
9
12 3,4, 5
Loren H. Conger, Inc.
zh23, 500
5, 500
29,000
(901-355)
be corrected as
follows, in accordance
with the
provisions of
sub-division 5 of Section
33:
Section
Block Lot
Owner
Land
Imp .
Total
9
12 4, 5
Lester 0 . Johnson
: 15,675
5, 500
21,175
(901-355)
9
12 3
Loren H. Conger, Inc .
7,825
7,825
(901-365)
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the assessment rolls for the
years 1940 and 1941, taxes of 1941 and 1942, which
shoe, property now appearing on the rolls as follows:
Section Block Lot Ovuner Land Imp. Total
9 12 11 to 16 Loren H. Conger, Inc . $10,000 $10,000
(901-265)
be corrected as follows, in accordance with the
provisions of sub-division 5 of Section 33 :
Section Block Lot Owner Land
9 12 14,15 Lester 0 . Johnson 3,000
(901-280)
9 12 16
(901-290)
9 12 11,12513
(901-265)
L. H. Conger, Inc .
L. H. Conger, Inc .
1, 500
5,500
Imp. Total
3,000
1, 500
5, 500
Councilman Brewer railed to the attention of the Board that
before his election to the office of councilman he had been appointed
a member of the Civilian Defense Council of the unincorporated section
of the Town. He said that he wanted to know hoer the Board felt about
having him continue as an active member of the Council.
Councilman Mandeville stated that he thought that Mr. Brewer
should continue .
Councilman Griffin stated that it was the best way for the
Board to get first-hand information.
The Supervisor stated that the Board had representation in
all departments and that he thought that inasmuch as the Board had to
act on their problems, a representative should be present at their
meetings .
Councilman Brewer stated that he was quite willing to give
his time but that he wanted an expression from the Board. He added
that the Council would have many problems to solve .
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Following some discussion on problems known to the Board,
it was on motion by Councilman Mandeville, seconded by Councilman
Griffin, upon roll call, unanimously
RESOLVED, that Councilman Breyer continue as an
active member of the Civilian Defense Council of
the unincorporated area of the Town of Mamaroneck;
and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED, that he is hereby authorized to
act for and retort on all matters of importance
to the Town Board.
The Supervisor presented the following financial reports
for the periods January 1 to November, 30, 1941 and January 1 to
December 31, 1941, which were ordered. filed: (1) Summary of Receipts
and Disbursements; (2) Analysis of Estimated Revenues; and (3) State-
ment of Budget Appropriations and Expenditures.
The Supervisor informed the Board that the foreclosure of
the Fenimore Cooper Estates property would be complete some time in
the near future and that the Board would soon have to make plans for
its disposal.
Councilman Mandeville referred to an old resolution on the
minutes calling for a, committee of real estate men representing the
three sections of the Town and members of the Board for the purpose
of devising a plan for the sale of all tax lien lots .
The Supervisor requested the Town Clerk to furnish him with
a copy of this resolution.
Attorney Delius submitted the following resolution which
was on motion by Councilman Griffin, seconded by Councilman Bastes,
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS in foreclosure proceedings instituted by the
Town of Mamaroneck against Austin K. Griffen, et ai. ,
the referee, duly appointed for that purpose by order
of the Supreme Court, sold to the Town of Mamaroneck
proiDerty described as Section 9, Block 74, Lots 1, 2,
4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20A, 22B, 23, 25,
26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40,
41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 56, on the Assessment Map of the
Town of Mamaroneck; and
WHEREAS the said referee has applied to the payment of
certain taxes, assessments and tax liens owned by and
due to the Town of Iamaroneck, together with interest
and penalties thereon to the date of sale, the sum of
$42,321.27 which taxes , assessments and tax liens are
required to be cancelled by the provisions of Section 54
of the Westchester County ax Act,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED that the following taxes, assessments
tax liens are hereby cancelled:
and
Section
9 . block 74,
Lot 1
Year of
Year of
Amount of
Interest or
Tax
Sale
Lien
Penalty
Total
1934
1935
189 .85
148.14
337 .99
1935
1936
111.24
74.6.1
185 .65
1936
1937
131.68
72 .07
203 .75
1937
1938
139.44
59 .96
199.40
1938
1939
151.48
46.95
198.43
1939
1940
143 .89
27.33
171.22
1940
1941
148 .44
10.39
158.83
1941
79 .61
79.61
1941
65 .77
65 .77
Section 9
Bloch 74
Lot
2
Year of
Year of
Amount of
interest or
Tax
Sale
Lien
Penalty
Total
1934
1935
$ 189 .85
148 .14
337.99
1935
1936
111.24
74.41
185 .65
1936
1937
131.68
72.07
203 .75
1937
1938
139.43
59 .96
199 .40
1938
1939
151.49
46.94
198.43
1939
194.0
143 .88
27 .34
171.22
1940
1941
148 .44
10.39
158.83
1941
79. 61
79. 61
1941
65 .77
65 .77
Section 9 ,
Block 74,
L ot
4
1934
1935
189 .85
1218.14
337.99
1935
1936
111.24
74.41
185 . 65
1936
1937
131.68
72.07
203 .75
1937
1938
139.81
59 .77
199 . 58
1938
1939
151.86
46.85
198.71
1939
1940
144. 26
27.41
171.67
1940
1941
148.81
10.42
159.23
1941
79 .61
79 .61
1941
65 .77
65 .77
Section 9,
Block 74,
Lot
6
1937
1938
139 .31
59 .90
199.21
1938
1939
151.36
46.92
198 .28
1939
1940
143 .76
27 .31
171.07
1940
1941
148 .31
10.38
158 .69
1941
79 .61
79.61
1941
65 .77
65 .77
Section 9,
Block 74,
Lot
7
1934
1935
189 .85
148 .14
337.99
1935
1936
111.24
74.41
185 .65
1936
1937
131.68
72.07
203 .75
1937
1938
139. 31
60.09
199 .40
1938
1939
151.36
47 .07
198 .43
1939
1940
143 .76
27 .46
171.22
1940
1941
i48 -31
10. 52
158.83
1941
79 .61
79 .61
1941
65 .77
65 .77
section -9,
Block., Z4..
Lot
8
1934
1935
189 .85
148 .14
337.99
1935
1936
111.24
74.41
185 . 65
1936
1937
131. 68
72.07
203 .75
1937
1938
139 .31
60.09
i99.40
1938
1939
151.36
47.07
198.43
1939
1940
143 .76
27.L;6
171.22
1940
1941
148 .32
10 . 52
158.83
1941
79. 61
79.61
1941
65 .77
65 .77
Section 9 ,
Block 74,
Lot
9
1934
19,35
95 .29
74.35
169. 64
1935
1936
56 .01
37 .L3
93 .44
1936
1937
88 .03
48.25
136.28
1937
1938
92.70
39.86
132. 56
1938
10/39
100.74
31.22
131.96
1939
1940
95 . 67
18 .17
113 .84
194G
1941
98 .71
6.90
105 . 61
1941
53 .09
53 .09
1941
43 .86
43 .86
of 60
Section 9 , Block 74, Lot 10
Year of
Year of
Amount of
Interest or
Tax
Sale
Lien
Penalty
Total
1934
1935
189.46
148 . 53
337.99
1935
1936
110.88
74.77
185 .65
1936
1937
131.30
72.45
203 .75
1937
1938
139.44
59.96
199 .40
1938
1939
151.48
46.95
198.43
1939
1940
143 .89
27.33
171.22
1940
1941
148.44
10.39
158.83
1941
79.61
79 .61
1941
65 .77
65 .77
Section
9 , Block
71, Lot 11
1934
1935
189 .46
145. 53
337 .99
1935
1936
110.87
74.78
185 .65
1936
1937
131.31
72.44
203 .75
1937
1938
139 .44
59.96
199 .40
1938
1939
151.48
46.95
198.43
1939
1940
143 .89
27.33
171. 22
1940
1941
148.4.4
10.39
158 .83
1941
79.61
79.61
1941
65 .77
65 .77
Section
9 , Block_
74, Lot 16
1934
1935
126.52
100.18
227.00
1935
1936
74.41
49.85
124.26
1936
1937
88.03
43.41
136.44
1937
1938
93 . 3
40.17
133 .60
1938
1939
101. 51
31.46
132 .97
1939
1940
96.41
15 .31
114. 72
1940
1941
99.47
6.96
106.43
1941
53 .09
53 .09
1941
43 .86
43 .86
Section
9 Block
71, Lot 17
1934
1935
126.82
100.18
227.00
1935
1936
74.41
49.85
124.26
1936
1937
88.03
48 .41
136.44
1937
1938
93 .43
40.17
133 .60
1938
1939
101. 51
31.46
132 .97
1939
1940
96.41
13.31
114.72
1940
1941
99 .47
6.96
106.43
1941
53 .09
53 .09
1941
43 .86
43 .86
Section
9s Block
7A, Lot 18
1934
1935
95 .29
75.27
170. 56
1935
1936
56.01
37 . 52
93 . 53
1936
1937
88 .03
48.41
136 .44
1937
1938
93 .43
40.17
1333 .60
1938
1939
101. 51
31.46
132.97
1939
1940
96.41
18 .31
114.72
1940
1941
99.47
6.96
106.43
1941
53 .09
53 .09
1941
43 .86
43 .86
Section
9 , Block
71,, Lot 19
1934
1935
126.82
100.18
227.00
1935
1936
74.41
49.85
124.26
1936
1937
109.86
60.42
170. 28
1937
1938
114.46
49.21
163 .67
1938
1939
124.37
38 . 55
162.92
1939
1940
118 .14
22344
140. 58
1940
1941
121.86
8. 53
130.39
1941
66.29
66.29
1941
54.76
54.76
Section 9 , Block 74, Lot 20A
Year of Year of mount of Interest or
Tax Sale Lien Penalty Total
1934 1935 95 .29 75 .27 170. 56
1935 1936 56.01 37. 52 93 . 53
1936 1937 66.23 36.42 102. 65
1937 1938 93 .16 40.05 133.21
1938 1939 101.49 31.46 132.95
1939 1940 96.42 18.31 114,73
1940 1941 99.46 6.96 106.42
1941 53 .08 53 .08
1941 43 .85 43.85
Section 9 , Block 74, Lot 22B
1934 1935 158.32 125 .07 283 .39
1935 1936 92.8L 62.20 155 .04
1936 1937 109.86 60.42 170.28
1937 1938 115 .91 49 .84 165 .75
1938 1939 125 .91 39.03 164.94
1939 1940 119.62 22.72 142.34
1940 1941 123 .37 8.63 132.00
1941 66.33 66.33
1941 54.81 54.81
Section 9 , Block 74, Lot 23
1934 1935 126.82 100.18 227.00
1935 1936 74.41 49.85 12L .26
1936 1937 88.03 48.41 136.44
1937 1938 93 .43 40.17 133 .60
1938 1939 101. 51 31.46 132.97
1939 1940 96.41 18.31 114.72
1940 1941 99 .48 6.95 106.43
1941 53 .09 53 .09
1941 43 .86 43 .86
-- Section 9 , Block 7d, Lot 25
1934 1935 189 .85 148 .14 337.99
1935 1936 111.24 74.41 185.65
1936 1937 131.68 72.67 203 .75
1937 1938 139 .44 59 .96 199 .40
1938 1939 151.48 46.95 198.43
1939 1940 143 .89 27.33 171.22
1940 1941 148 .44 10.39 158.83
1941 79 .61 79.61
1941 65 .77 65 .77
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Section 9 , Block 74, Lot 26
1934 1935 189.85 148.14 337.99
1935 1936 111.24 74.41 185 . 65
1936 1937 131.68 72.07 203 .75
1937 1938 139 .44 59.96 199.40
1938 1939 151.48 46,95 198.43
1939 1940 143 .89 27.33 171. 22
1940 1941 148 .44 10.39 158.83
1941 79 .61 79.61
1941 65 .77 65.77
Section 9 , Block 7L , Lot 27
1934 1935 189 .85 148 .14 337.99
1935 1936 111.24 74.41 185 .65
1836 1937 175 .32 96.42 271.74
1937 1938 183 . 67 78.97 262.64
1938 1939 197.73 61.29 259.02
1939 1940 189.66 36.03 225 .69
1940 1941 198 .16 13 .87 212.03
1941 106.15 106.15
1941 87.70 87 .70
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Section 9 , Block 74, Lot 28
Year of Year of Amount of interest or
Tax Sale Lien Penalty Total
1934 1935 158.32 a 125 .07 q 283 .39
1935 1936 92.84 62.20 155 .04
1936 1937 109.86 60.42 170.28
1937 1938 117.62 50. 57 168.19
1938 1939 129.69 40.20 169.89
1939 1940 121.288 23 .04 144.32
- 1940 1941 125 .10 8 .75 133 .85
1941 67.65 67 .65
1941 55.89 55 .89
Section 9 , Block 74, Lot 29
1934 1935 126.82 100.18 227.00
1935 1936 92.8L 62.20 155 .04
1936 1937 109.86 60.42 170.28
1937 1938 116.13 49.93 166.06
1938 1939 126.18 39.11 165 .29
1939 1940 119.84 22.76 142.60
1940 1941 123 .39 8.63 132.02
1941 66.33 66.33
1941 54.81 54.81
Section 9 , Block 74, Lot 30
193L; 1935 126.82 100.18 227 .00
1935 1936 92.84 62.20 155 .04
1936 1937 109.86 60.42 170.28
1937 1938 116.14 49 .92 166.06
1938 1939 126.18 39.11 165 .29
1939 i94G 119 .84 22.76 142.60
1940 19L1 123.39 8.63 132.02
1941 66.33 66.33
1941 54.81 54.81
Section 9 . Block 7L , Lot 31
1934 1935 126.82 100.18 227.00
1935 1936 92.84 62.20 155 .04
1936 1937 109.86 60.42 170.28
1937 1938 116.14 49 .92 166.06
1938 1939 126.17 39.12 165 .29
1939 19L0 119 .85 22.75 142.60
1940 1941 123 .38 8.64 132.02
1941 66.33 66.33
1941 54.81 54.81
Section 9 . Block 7L, Lot 33
1934 1935 63 .78 50.38 114.16
1935 1936 37. 58 25 .17 62.75
1936 1937 44.40 24.42 68.82
1937 1938 46.73 20.09 66.82
1938 1939 50.7L 15 .72 66.46
1939 1940 48.21 9.15 57.36
1940 1y41 49 .73 3 .48 53 .21
1941 26. 53 26. 53
1941 21.92 21.92
- Section 9 . Block 74, Lot 34
193L 1935 63 .78 50.38 114.16
1935 1936 37. 58 25 .17 62.75
1936 1937 44.40 24.42 68.82
1937 1938 46.73 20.09 66.82
1938 1939 50.75 15 .71 66.46
1939 1940 48.21 9.15 57.36
1940 1941 49.73 3.48 53 .21
1941 26. 53 26. 53
1941 21.92 21.92
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Section 9 , Block 74, Lot 35
Year of Year of Amount of Interest or
Tax Sale Lien Penalty Total
1934 1935 63 .78 50.38 114.16
1935 1936 37. 58 25 .17 62.75
1936 1937 44.40 22,..42 68 .82
1937 1938 46.72 20.10 66.82
1938 1939 50.74; 15 .72 66.46
1939 1940 46 .21 9.15 57.36
1940 1941 49 .73 3 .48 53 .21
1941 26.53 26.53
1941 21.92 21.92
Section 9 , Block 74, Lot 36
1934 1935 63 .78 50.38 114.16
1935 1936 37. 58 25 .17 62.75
1936 1937 44.40 24.42 68.62
1937 1938 46.74 20.08 66.82
1938 1939 50.75 15 .71 66.46
1939 1940 48.21 9 .15 57.36
1940 1941 49.73 3 .1.8 53 .21
1941 26. 53 26 . 53
1941 21.92 21.92
Section 9 , Slock 71 , Lot 37
1934 1935 63 .78 50.38 114.16
1935 1936 37. 58 25 .17 62.75
1936 1937 44.40 24.12 68.82
1937 1938 81.50 35.04 116. 54
1938 1939 88.52 27.44 115 .96
1939 1940 84.09 15.97 100.06
1940 1941 86.75 6.07 92.82
1941 39.80 39380
1941 32.88 32.88
Section 9 , Block 7L, Lot 38
1934 1935 126.82 100.18 227.00
1935 1936 74.41 49 .85 124.26
1936 1937 88 .03 48.41 136.44
1937 1938 81.49 35.04 116. 53
1938 1939 88.53 27.44 115 .97
1939 192.0 81 .09 15 .97 100.06
1940 1941 86.75 6.07 92.82
1941 53 .08 53 .08
1941 43 .85 43 .85
Section 9 , Block 74, Lot 39
1934 1935 95 .29 75 .27 170. 56
1935 1936 56.01 37. 52 93 . 53
1936 1937 66.23 36.42 102.65
1937 1938 93 .46 40.18 133.64
1938 1939 101.49 31.46 132.95
1939 1940 72. 51 13 .77 86.28
1940 1941 74.78 5 .23 80.01
1941 39.80 39.80
1941 32.88 32.88
-- Section 9 ,Block 74, Lot 40
1934 1935 126.82 100.18 227.00
1935 1936 74.41 49.85 124.26
1936 1937 88.03 48.41 136.44
1937 1938 81 .49 35 .04 116. 53
1938 1939 88.53 27.44 115 .97
1939 1940 84.09 15 .97 100.06
1940 1941 86.75 6.07 92.82
1941 53 .08 53 .08
1941 43 .85 43 .85
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Section 9 , Block 7L, Lot 41
Year of Year of !mount of Interest or
Tax Sale Lien Penalty Total
1934 1935 6 126.82 100.18 227.00
1935 1936 74.4! 49.85 126 .26
1936 1937 68.03 48 .41 136.44
1937 1938 81.49 35.04 116. 53
1938 1939 88 . 53 27.44 115 .97
1939 1940 84.09 15 .97 100.06
- 1940 1941 86.75 6.07 92.82
1941 53 .08 53 .08
1941 43 .85 43 .85
Section 9 . Block 74, Lot 42
1934 1935 111.06 87.73 198 .79
1935 1936 65 .21 43 .69 108.90
1936 1937 77.12 42.41 119 . 53
1937 1938 56.82 24..43 81.25
1938 1939 61.83 !9.16 80.99
1939 i940 94. 54 17.96 112. 50
1940 1941 97. 58 6.83 104.41
1941 46.43 46.43
1941 38.37 38.37
-Section 9 , Block 74, Lot 43
1934 1935 ili.06 87.73 198.79
1935 1936 65 .21 43 .69 108.90
1936 1937 77.12 42.41 119. 53
1937 1938 56.82 24.43 81.25
1938 1939 61.83 19.16 80.99
1939 1940 94. 54 17.96 112.50
1940 1941 97 . 59 6.82 104.41
1941 46.43 46 .43
1941 38.37 38.37
Section 9 , Block 74, Lot 44
1934 1935 95 .29 75 .27 170 . 56
1935 1936 56.01 37. 52 93 . 53
1936 1937 66.23 36.42 102.65
1937 1938 93 .46 40.18 133.64
1938 1939 101.49 31.46 132.95
1939 1940 72 . 51 13 .77 86.28
1940 1941 74.78 5 .23 80.01
1941 39.80 39 .80
1941 32.88 32.88
Section 9 , Block 7L, Lot 45
1934, 1935 95 .29 75 . 27 170. 56
1935 1936 56.01 37 . 52 93 . 53
1936 1937 60.23 36.42 102. 65
1937 1938 93 .46 '40.18 133 . 64
1938 1939 101.49 31.46 132.95
1939 192,0 72.51 13 .77 86.28
19LO 1941 7L.78 5 .23 80 .01
194,1 39 .80 39 .80
1941 32.88 32.88
Section , Block 74, Lot 46
1934 1935 95 .29 75 . 27 170. 56
1935 1936 56.01 37 . 52 93 . 53
1936 1937 66.23 36.42 102 . 65
1937 1938 93 .46 40.18 133 .64
1938 1939 101.49 31.46 132 .95
1939 1940 72. 51 13 .77 86. 28
1940 1941 7/..78 5 .23 80.01
1941 39 .80 39 .80
1941 32.88 32.88
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Attorney Delius reported that the Town had been served with
papers in an action brought by the Johneth-el Realty Corporation to
recover certain school tales which it is alleged were paid to Union
Free School District No . 1, while the property is situated in Scarsdale
School District Iio . 2 . He added that the Trustees of School District
No.1 were made parties to the action.
It was on motion by Councilman Griffin, seconded by Council-
man Brewer, upon roil call, unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Town Attorney be and he hereby
is directed to file an answer to the action and
defend the Town.
Mr . Delius also reported that the Appellate Divsion had
ruled in favor of the Zoning Board of Appeals and the 'Town Board in
denying the application of Maria De Bartolo for the re-instatement
of a permit for the construction of an addition to 108 Murray Avenue.
He said that there was another action; pending on an alleged violation
Of the Zoning Ordinance at the above mentioned address but that the
Town would have to wait until the former building inspector, Mr . Morrison,
was well enough to appear. He also mentioned that he had received in-
formation to the effect that some of the people had moved out, leaving
but one family in the house .
Following some discussion it was on motion by Council, Man
deville and seconded. by Councilman Griffin, unanimously
RESOLVED, that Councilman Brewer and. Attorney Delius
contact the residents of the neighborhood and go over
with them the recent developments .
Mr. Delius informed. the Board that a meeting of the Bar
Association of the State of New York would be held on January 23,
and January 24, 1942, in New York City.
it was on motion by Councilman Mandeville, seconded by
Councilman Elates, unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Town Attorney be and he hereb *
is authorized to attend the meeting of the Bar
Association of the State of hew York to be held
on January 23 and January 2, 1942, in Nel. York
City, his expenses to be paid out of the iteu, for
traveling in the Law Department bud.get, in the
amount of $10.00 .
A letter dated January 3, 1962, was received from the
lssocia ion of Towns of the State of New York, notifying the Town-
Board of the Tenth Annual Meetirg of the Association to be held in
the City of Albany, New York, on February 18, February 19 and
Februay 20, 1942, and enclosing a certificate of appointment of
a representative .
It was on motion by Councilman Mandeville, seconded by
Councilman Bates, unanimously
RESOLVED, that Supervisor McCulloch be and he hereby
is designated and. authorized. to represent the Town
of Mamaroneck at the Tenth Annual bleeting of the
Association of Towns of the State of New York to be
held in the City of Albany, New York, on February 18,
Febrvar - 19 and February 20, 1942; and be it
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FURTHER RESOLVED, that Councilman Breyer and Attorney
Delius are hereby authorized to accompany the Supervisor
at this Annual Eeeting of the Association; and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the expenses of the trip shall
be paid out of items in the budget for traveling
expenses .
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A letter dated January 22, 19. 2, was received from the New
Rochelle Welding and Machine Company, signed by Mr . George Sky, request-
ing that property known as Block 407, Parcels 54 and 161, also knovin as
Tuts Brady' s Inn be zoned so as to permit the use of the proerty for
the business of repairing heavy construction equipment such as cranes,
steam shovels, tractors, and so forth.
Following some discussion it was on motion by Councilman
Mandeville, seconded by Councilman Griffin, on roll call unanimously
RESOLVED, that the above application be and it
herebv is denied and that the Town Clerk be directed
to advise the applicant of the action of the Board.
A letter dated January 7, 1942, was received from Tovn
Engineer Foote, together with a, letter dated December 14 1942,
received from Colonel William Shea of 20 Stoneyside Drive, 'Town,
concerning a condition in the sever line in front of his property
which results in his cellar being flooded during stormy weather.
Mr. Foote suggested in his letter that the best way to
remedy the condition was to install a quick-acting gate valve on the
sewer line of the house . He said that he had received two estimates
for this work, one for $120.00, the other for $150 .00.
Councilman Bates, recommended that the installation be made
and it was on motion by Councilman Bates, seconded by Councilman
Mandeville upon roll call, unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Town Engineer be and he hereby
is authorized to grant to the lowest bidder the
contract for the installation of a. quick-acting
gate valve on the sewer, line on property known as
20 Stoneyside Drive, Town of Mamaroneck; and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the cost shall not eXceed
$120 .00 and that the funds shall be paid out of
the DLa.intenance Fund of the Sewer Department.
A notice dated January 13, 1962, of the Annual Meeting of
the Su-oerintendents of Highways of the County of Westcrester to be
held at White Plains on January; 30, 1942, was referred to Superinten-
dent of Highways Foote .
The following 'reports for the month of December, 1941, were
received and filed: (1) Report of the Town Clerk and (2) Report of
Mamaroneck Health. Center, Inc .
At 7 P. M. the Board unanimously resolved to adjourn.
Town Clerk