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Subject: Minutes - Town of Manmaroneck 'A04 S1 QIOCC/O
Beautification Committee Meeting "*4�'£"
February 26, 1991
Present: Kathleen Tracy O'Flinn, Town Councilwoman
Peggy Perrin
Christine Schellhanmer
Majorie Cohen
Phyllis Hers, Liaison, Village of Larchmont
Beautification Committee
Absent: Valerie Puglisi
Mary McGee
Maxine Steffens
Paula Krenkel
The meeting commenced at 9:15 AM to discuss the project at the Murray
Avenue/Weaver Street intersection.
The 5 estimates and blueprint prepared by the Town Staff were
discussed. Proposals 1, 2 & 3 assumed that all the work would be done
by an outside contractor. Proposals 4 & 5 assumed that the Town
Highway Department would perform all the work except the installation
of the concrete pavers. Proposal 1 suggests construction of a wall of
staggered telephone poles 3 to 4 feet in height with brown pea gravel
within and outside the perimeter of the wall. Proposal 2 suggests the
same wall but surrounded by concrete pavers instead of the gravel. The
concrete pavers have been suggested due to maintenance concerns and are
considered preferable to gravel which cannot be swept clean and can be
lost over the curb thus creating a sloppy appearance. Proposal 3
suggests construction of a stone and mortar wall three feet high
surrounded by concrete pavers. Proposal 4 enlists Highway Department
assistance in the necessary construction of a wall of staggered
telephone poles surrounded by concrete pavers. Proposal 5 assumes
Highway Department assistance again but it calls for construction of a
stone and mortar wall surrounded by concrete pavers.
After sane discussion of the pro's and con's with regard to cost,
maintenance and durability, etc., the Committee arrived at a
consensus. It would like to pursue the possibility of the Town Highway
Department assisting in the project with the construction of a stone
wall surrounded by concrete pavers. It is estimated that Highway
Department assistance can reduce the cost of the project by 50% to
$12,000.
Estimated costs for plantings and an anchor would be an additional
$1,000 to $3,000. Joanne Grossman of Larchmmont Nursery has provided an
estimate for the ornamental grasses and shrubs we recommended. This is
a "retail" estimate. Of course if we buy wholesale it can be reduced.
A copy is enclosed.
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Committee members are continuing to explore the possibility of
obtaining an anchor. The Naval & Marine Reserve Center in New Rochelle
has two anchors in front of their building, but the authorities there
won't know until April whether they will be made available to us. The
New York State Agency for Surplus Property was able to obtain
photographs of anchors at Little Creek Amphibious Naval Base in
Virginia. Unfortunately, the anchors are not of the antique type that
the Committee was searching for but are more functional looking in the
Committee's opinion and not appropriate.
Kathy O'Flinn advised the Committee that a $200. check was received
frau Chase Manhattan and the monies placed in a Beautification Trust
Fund.
Kathy also advised the Committee that she would present the project
proposal to the Town Board for further discussion. After their
approval, we can meet again to discuss fund raising and finalize
project construction plans.
On another note, directions were distributed to the Westchester
Beautification Conference Awards Presentation which is being held at
MONY on March 21, 1991 at 5:00 PM.
The meeting was adjourned at 10:30 A.M.
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Town Councilwoman
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Supervisor & Town Board
Town Clerk
Town Administrator
MURRAY AVENUE L WEAVER STREET ISLAND
CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATES:
PROPOSAL #1 - Staggered Wall
2 inches of Brown Pea Gravel = 13 CY @ $50 = $ 650
2 feet of Top Soil = 75 CY @ $45 = $ 3375
6" of 1 . 5" Stone 19 CY = 24 Ton @ $28 = $ 672
6" of 3/4 Stone 19 CY = 38 Ton @ $28 = $ 1064
Remove existing asphalt - 2 x 250 SQY - 850 x 2 = $ 1700
Bevel Concrete Curb 270 LF. @ $30 = $ 8100
Plastic for planting = $ 75
Plastic Liner to protect against
Creosoted Telephone Poles = $ 75
Labor 290 Man-hour @ $35 = $10, 150
$25,861 $26 , 500
Cuprinol treated Telephone pole = 810 LF. @ $8 = $ 6480
Notes:
Price of vegetation and drainage system for island is not included.
Depth of top soil might vary with vegetation requirement.
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PROPOSAL #2
2 inches of Brown Pea Gravel - 5 CY @ $50 = $ 250
Concrete Pavers Installed
1500 SF @ $4. 00 = $ 6000
2 feet of Top Soil = 75 CY @ $45 = $ 3375
6" of 1.5" Stone 19 CY = 24 Ton @ $28 = $ 672
6" of 3/4 Stone 19 CY = 38 Ton @ $28 = $ 1064
Remove existing asphalt 2 x 250 SQY - 2 x 850 = $ 1700
Fixing of Concrete Curb 270 LF. @ $10 = $ 2700
Plastic for planting = $ 75
Plastic Liner protecting against
Creosoted Telephone poles = $ 75
Labor 250 Man-hour @ $35 = $ 8750
$24,661 --% $25,50(
Cuprinol Treated Telephone pole = 810 LF. @ $8 = $ 6480
Notes:
Price of vegetation and drainage system for island is not included.
Depth of top soil might vary with vegetation requirement.
Fixing of concrete curb is pending the curb being in a repairable
condition.
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PROPOSAL #3 - (Stone Wall)
2 inches of Brown Pea Gravel - 5 CY @ $50 = $ 250
Concrete Pavers Installed
1500 SF @ $4 . 00 = $ 6000
2 feet of Top Soil = 75 CY @ $45 = $ 3375
6" of 1 . 5" Stone 19 CY = 24 Ton @ $28 = $ 672
6" of 3/4 Stone 19 CY = 38 Ton @ $28 = $ 1064
Remove existing asphalt 2 x 250 SQY - 2 x 850 = $ 1700
Fixing of Concrete Curb 270 LF. @ $10 = $ 2700
Stone Wall 152 LF. = $ 6384
Plastic for planting = $ 75
Plastic Liner protecting against
Creosoted Telephone poles = $ 75
Labor 130 Man-hour @ $35 = $ 4550
$26, 845 $27, 500
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Cuprinol Treated Telephone pole = 810 LF. @ $8 = $ 6480
Notes:
Price of vegetation and drainage system for island is not included.
Depth of top soil might vary with vegetation requirement.
Fixing of concrete curb is pending the curb being in a repairable
condition.
Stone to be supplied by the Town
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PROPOSAL #4 - Staggered Wall - Town Highway Department
2 inches of Brown Pea Gravel - 5 CY @ $50 = $ 250
Concrete Pavers Installed
1500 SF @ $4. 00 = $ 6000
2 feet of Top Soil = 75 CY @ $45 = $ 3375
6" of 1. 5" Stone 19 CY = 24 Ton @ $28 = $ 672
6" of 3/4 Stone 19 CY = 38 Ton @ $28 = $ 1064
Plastic for planting = $ 75
Plastic Liner protecting against
Creosoted Telephone poles = $ 75
$ 11,511 12,000
LABOR ESTIMATES
Basic Crew
1 Operator
1 Truck Driver
2 Labors
1 Foreman
Remove existing asphalt 2 x 250 SQY - 1 Day
Fixing of Concrete Curb 270 LF. - 1 Day
Constructing Staggered Wall 152 LF. - 7 Days
Labor for other related works
(Spreading material Drilling holes for
drainage, Cleaning) - 3 Days
12 Days
Cuprinol Treated Telephone pole = 810 LF. @ $8 = $ 6480
Notes:
Price of vegetation and drainage system for island is not included.
Depth of top soil might vary with vegetation requirement.
Fixing of concrete curb is pending the curb being in a repairable
condition.
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PROPOSAL #5 - Stone Wall - Town Highway Department - ...r.
2 inches of Brown Pea Gravel - 5 CY @ $50 = $ 250
Concrete Pavers Installed
1500 SF @ $4 . 00 = $ 6000
2 feet of Top Soil = 75 CY @ $45 = $ 3375
6" of 1 . 5" Stone 19 CY = 24 Ton @ $28 = $ 672
6" of 3/4 Stone 19 CY = 38 Ton @ $28 = $ 1064
Plastic for planting = $ 75
Plastic Liner protecting against
Creosoted Telephone poles = $ 75
$11 , 511 $12 ,000,
LABOR ESTIMATES
Basic Crew
1 Operator
1 Truck Driver
2 Labors
1 Foreman
Remove existing asphalt 2 x 250 SQY - 1 Day
Fixing of Concrete Curb 270 LF. - 1 Day
Constructing Stone wall 152 LF. - 10 Days
Labor for other related works
(Spreading material Drilling holes for
drainage, Cleaning) - 3 Days
15 Days
Cuprinol Treated Telephone pole = 810 LF. @ $8 = $ 6480
Notes:
Price of vegetation and drainage system for island is not included.
Depth of top soil might vary with vegetation requirement.
Fixing of concrete curb is pending the curb being in a repairable
condition.
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* IN ORDER TO PREVENT VISIBILITY OBSTACLES, TOTAL HEIGHT OF
VEGETATION SHOULD NOT EXCEED 30 INCHES ABOVE ROAD SURFACE.
* DEPTH OF TOPSOIL WILL VARY WITH VEGETATION REQUIREMENTS.
* IN ORDER TO ENABLE DRAINAGE OF THE ISLAND 15 HOLES MUST BE
DRILLED THROUGH THE CONCRETE AND WEEP HOLES SHOULD BE PROVIDED.
* ALL VEGETATION SHOULD BE WATERED ON A REGULAR BASIS.
* TO ALLOW THE WALL TO OPERATE AS A MONOLITHIC UNIT ALL
TELEPHONE SECTIONS SHOULD BE TIED TOGETHER.
TYPICAL DESIGN OF
STAGGERED VERTICAL TELEPHONE POLE SECTIONS
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