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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1938_07_12 Town Board Minutes SPECIAL ! ETIPIG OF THE TOWIT BOARD TORT, OF MAvIAR01,7ECK, NE'N YORK FEELL JULY 123 1938 At the Town Offices, 158 'Vest Boston Post Road, T:%larnaroneck 11. Y. 2; 00 P. ,i. The meetin was called to order b Supervisor LlcCulloch at Present: Supervisor ",.cCulloch Councilmen Bates, Griffin !1�andeville, I'dleginniss Absent ddone The presence z.,oas also noted. of Town Clerk Payne, Town Attorney Eelius and Town Engineer Foote . The Supervisor asked if there was any one present who Washed to address the Board. --r . Frank Gagliardi of the office of Clark, Gagliardi, Cunningham and 3aileq of 's'Vhite Plains, iVev York appeared before the Board on behalf of Horris H. Petigor. He stated that his client had been successful in hurdlin_; all obstacles in connection with the proposed Petigor apartment house development knovun as the Larchmont Gardens Housing Project, also that the Federal Housin., Administration had approved and was about ready to close the rnortgageloan. He stated that t'_n_ey vvvere faced with a, new problem and that it was because of this that it was necessary for him to appear before the Board. He explained the situation as follows. The Town, although it has generally approved the project, has done so only on condition that tree outstanding tares be paid and an amount be deposited with the Town to cover the owner° s share of the cost of the pro-posed =1V. P , A. project . He stated that the owner will not have the necessary funds to pay the tales and the owner' s share of the cost o� the improvement until he receives the proceeds froaa the loan. He requested_ the Town Board to waive the conditions mentioned and to file the proposed project with the Federal Goverment. re stated that he had visited the A . P. A. authorities at r',Ihite Plains and that he had reason to believe that the government would approve the project . The Suoervisor stated that he would like to have some assurance or com_Ynitment from the Federal authorities that the project, if submitted, will be approved in the usual way. He advised that the Federal Government had discontinued other projects and that he would like to have the assurance that the same reasons would not be given for the discontinuance of this project after operations had been started: also that there be some statement from the Federal Govern- ment that they are familiar with all of the circumstances before ap- proving the project . Councilman Feginniss recorcmended that the Ton Board -require Lir. Morris Petigor to furnish the Town with a letter stating that he would not hold the Town resron.sible for the co_u-oletion of the road in the event that the app-11 cation had been filed b the TO-�vn and that the proposed road has not been coripleted. Supervisor h.eCulloc'_a pointed out that it would be necessary that a deed co-nveyin - a strip of land for the road to the To;in be prepared. Ie stated that this deed should not be accepted, until final arrange_-cents are complete . Following a length,.; discussion it was decided that Town Engineer Foote be instricted to prepare the protect proposal and that the Supervisor be authorized to submit the proposal to the 0. P . Al . authorities at '.white Plains and Albar-,T, _:err York. nr. Gagliardi stated that he would accompany the �3upervisor, M- ''-he. Supervisor advised that the proposal would not be sianedd Lurti 1 he was sj-re that there was a coz-pletc understanding, of the circumstances in connection Idth the same . The Supervisor reported that the Board. of Su_oervisors had" approved an agreement between the Bonnie Briar =Bolding Coi:_pany, County of Westchester and 'To-mn. of ivlamaroneck, in connection with the widen- ing of eeeaver Street which provided" that the County acquire certain propert7= no;,,r owned by Bonnie Briar EDld.in` '.'o_: pany and that a portion of the right of way of Weaver Street as now existing be abandoned. This contract, he stated, had been submitted to hire for si; nature , On motion i-lade b7r Councilman Hates seconded by Councilman Griffin, it was RESOIv'D that the Supervisor be authorized to si-pn the agreement betvreen Bonnie Briar -Bolding Company, County of destchester and Town of Mamaroneck, proviiding for acquisition of rights of way for widening Weaver Street in the Town of I,iamaroneck, includirS the abandonment of portions of 'Seaver Street as now existing, as provided therein. A vote Lein; taken upon the foregoing resolution resulted as follows, the Supervisor, not voting. AYES. Councilmen Bates, Griffin, Yande-vilie and Me '.inniss IT0ES: tione Councilman Ivleginniss presented the following financial re-oorts which were ordered filed_. (1) Statement of Estimated- Revenues from January 1 to June 30, 1933; (2) Sua- ary of Receipts and. '-isbu-rse- ments from Januar-, 1 to June 30, 1935. Councilman Handeville reported that the r:igh?,-la-r Depa.rt_rlent had co.noleted the work in connection °.ith the re-surfa.cin of the parking area at the railroad station at a cost Of %LLJ144.38. He re- quested that the Highway Depa.rtraent be reimbursed for this expendi- ture , Following, sorre discussion the -;latter was referred to the Supervisor and the Con_ptroller for study, At 3.20 r. Y. the Board. unanimously resolved_ to adjourn. � r 1oiTn Cie/,f-l-