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REGULAR HEETINa OF TB`E TOWN BOARD
^1OI9DT OF ! AMARO lv Cl, N . Y.
HELD AUGUST 125 1936
At the Town Offices, 158 VVest Boston Post Road Mamaroneck, Tv. Y.
The neeIting was called to order by Supervisor 1:.IcCulloch at
_ Present; Su-pervisor McCulloch
Councilmen Bates Brennan Griffin, Peginniss
The presence was also noted of Town Clerk i+Iarvin, Town
Attorney Lelius and Town Engineer Foote.
The minutes of the meetings of July 8 and July 15 were
approved as corrected.
Hr. Brennan reported on highway matters. He stated that
together with Town Engineer Foote he had made an inspection of all
the roads in the To;;n and found theta to be generally in good shape.
llr. Brennan -orresented an estLmate dated_ Jul;r 22, 1936, in
the amount of 1:2, 650.18 covering the cost of installing 500 feet of
6-inch water main together with one hydrant on Rockland Avenue from
Stoneyside Drive to the line of property owned by George Baldwin.
This was in accordance with the action taken by the Board at its
meeting on July 15. After discussion the matter was laid on the table .
The Supervisor reported on the matter of a survey of the
situation in respect to storfi water drains in the Town, in accordance
with the action of the Board at its meeting on July 15. He presented
a letter from the Town Engineer dated August 11, 1936, estimating the
cost of making two maps, one showing all the sewers in the unincor-
porated section, the other shoving all the storm water drains, at a
total sum of 5P163. 50. P;Ir. Foote stated that to include on these maps
all of the roads in the unincorporated section would increase the
total cost to not more than ;250,
On motion by IIr. Bates, seconded by Fir. Griffin, it was
unani__•ously
RESOLVED, that the Totiwn Engineer be and he hereby
is authorized to svoend not more than 1;,250. 00 for
the preparation of maps showing all sewers, drains
and roads in the unincorporated section of the Town.
Griffin reported on welfare natters. stated that
the case load in July dropped to 281 cases from a total of 313 in June .
Nlr. I!Ieginniss reported on finances . He -oresented the Super-
visor' s financial report for the period January 1 to July 31, 1936,
which was ordered filed.
idr. Ira. -J- La-,Vson addressed. the 3oa.rd concerning an an-
portion-vent of taxes. He was requested to prepare tLe necessary papers and
take the matter up with the Town Attorney.
A delegation of residents of the Fifth Avenue section of the
;_ Town a-ddressed the 3oard.. Samuel Oarriero acted as spokesman for
the delegation which included also Messrs. Perciasepe, Possidente,
Scarano and 'GiacOflo . _.__ Carriero requested that the Town improve t_
-e
surface of Fifth Avenue which at present is in bad shape.
The Silipervisor stated that the To ^�n has already completed
the drain to serve the Fifth Avenue section; that the re-surfacing
of Yad.ison Aven-ue, which runs into Fifth Avenue, is now in progress
and that all of Fifth Avenue from Madison Avenue to the lieu Rochelle
line would shortly be iiii.-)roved by the Town. i�Ir. Carriero thanked the
Supervisor for this information.
Fire Chief LeVino add=ressed
of a motorized squad, car for which the
1936, appro-oriated the sLw1 of `,j8, 000.
of the Px[ack International Sdotor Truck
On motion by 21 r. ie inniss
unanimously
the 3oard concerning the
3oard at its meeting on
Fie introduced irr. C. A.
Corporation.
seconded by i:r. Brennan,
purchase
July 15,
Woodfield
it was
RESOLVED ii_'LRE.S. this 3oard heretofore and on the 15th
day of July, 1936, adopted resolutions appropriating the
sum of y`;6, 000.00 for the purchase of a motorized squad
car and authorized the issuance of a certificate of in-
debtedness for such amount to be issued to the ILack
International motor Truck Corporation; and
Ti',=IEAS, the contract of sale approved by the Fire Council,
Provides that delivery of said truck be r_ade on the 15th
day of Wovember, 1936
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RESOLVED that the certificate authorized by resolution
bf this Board adopted July 15th, 1938, be dated and
delivered to the liack International 1:.otor Truck Cor-
poration on tize day when said truck is delivered to and
accepted by the To,im of :Iarnaronecka
PU"T -ER RESOLVED, that the Supervisor be authorized- to
e acute the above described contract on behalf of the
Town.
'lir,Richard- 'J'lood of the 'J CCLiP_ Realty Co�-many addressed- the
Boara to request the installation of water and secaer mains in
feBonnie Estatesi°,a development owned by his companyr, lyin% immediate-
1 to t_�.e north of Rouken Glen along ','leaver Street and including
the area around part of ''.'aril' s Lane. I!e stated that the realty corn-
_ pang has already sold three lots in this development and expects to
sell three more shortly. The streets in which the sewer and water
mains would be installed are known as Bonnie `slay and Briar Close.
He was directed to prepare the necessary petition for presentation
at the neat r::eetin of the Board.
Town :attorney Delius stated that it would be in order for
the Board to refund an outstanding certificate
several years ago 'to the General TOV73-.L by Sewer
vast of the cost of t'he Town' s share of highwa
the Boston Post Road- as charged to the Town by
o-° indebtedness issued.
-District No. 1 to pay
rights-of-way for
the County of illest chest er.
Councilman _e.�inniss introduced the following resolution:
RES0LU'7r01? A P; ROPRILATTJ- 7_:L BUT-, OF '`1'45, 000. 00 TO ?AY
Ir. T N 9 S I-''Q mini m I n p I ri �T r
-- 0�:'�� S �_RE` irr� C05� C HI '_I ,�_. itii Ti11S Ci ''I-
\ T']- ILT 'IG Tam' TS'- CE OF BOYD.S 70H SAID PUSPOSE
Section 1. The sung of `'x45, 000.00 is hereby
appropr=iated to pay the town' s share of the cost of
the acquisition of r; gt,ts of way for hihvvays heretofore
charred to the town by the Count- of Westchester, and
not otierwise provided for, pursuant to the HiEhv'ray Law
and. cha-,cter SO of the LavTS of 1936 including the
payment of certificates of indebtedness issued for said
pus-pose.
Section 2. To meet said. a:ppro-prZ ation, 'Sends of the
`ogn of -f.amaroneck shall be issued in the ag-regate
principal amount of `':45, 000.00.
Section 3. The probable life of the improvement for
which said bends are issued is at least twenty (20) years.
Section 4. Said bonds shall bear such date shall
mature at such tirij.e or times, shall be nu,ibered, shall
I in such four. and denomination shall near such rate of
interest not e__ceedinS six per cent-cm ( 6,,o) per annu3:2,
-payable semi-annually, shall be payable at such place or
Places, in lavwful money of the United States of America,
shall be sold at public sale in such rna.nner and or_ such
terns, but for not less than their -par value, as small
hereafter be d.eterrained by resolution or resolutions of
this Board..
Sect '-on 5. The lull faith and credit of the To. n of
Pdamaroneck are hereby irrevocably pledged to the punctual
payment of principal and interest of said 'ponds, and there
shall be raised annually b-r ta_ on all the taxable -property
in the To-a�n, a sum sufficient to pay the principal of and
interest on said bonds as the same shall become due.
Section 6 . This resolution shall taltie effect thirty
(30) days after its adoption unless with.;n thirty ( 30)
da.vs after its adoption there shall be filed with the
Town Clerk, in accordance with Article VII of tine 'Powwn Lave,
a petition subscribed_ and aclmowledged by electors of the
Town of the ntimsber required by law, qualified to vote upon
a proposition to raise and expend money, protesting against
this resolution and 'requesting that it be submitted to the
qualified electors of the Town for their approval or
disc-proval, in ,,rhich case this resolution shall take
effect when approved by the affirmative vote of a majority
of the qualified electors of the Town voting upon such
proposition for its approval at a referendum held in
accordance with the Town Law.
Councilman Heginniss introduced the following resolution,
RLSDLV= by the Town Board of the Town of rla_aaroneck,
in the Cal-i ty of Glestchester, lvevv fork, as follows.
Section 1 . The Town C1e-rk_ is hereby authorized
and directed wpith.in ten days after the adoption of a
resolution of the Town Board, entitled.. "Resolution
appropriating the sum of ti' 000.00 to pay the Town' s
share of the cost of high*.,ray rights of ',vay and a:uthorizin�
the issuance of bonds for said purpose ` to -cost and p-oblish
a notice, which shall set forth the date o_° adoption of
said resolution and contain an abstract of said resolution
concisely stating the purpose and effect thereof, in the
same manner as is provided for notice of a. special election,
to wit . by publishing said notice in "The Daily Tir_�es",
a newspaper published in the Town, which is hereby
deli nated as the off iciai news paper of the. Town and by
posting copies of said notice in at least five (5)
conspicuous places in said o-rin.
Section 2. Said notice shall be in substantially
the following fora-
T-H TO `VN OF 'aA 4ARuiIF'Cr� NLll YOREi
PUBLIC 110'PICF
NOTICE is hereby given that or the 12th day of A,,gust,
1936, the Town Board of the i'oian of ?dlaaiaroneck in the
County of ';i•estehester, Nev,r York adopted a resolution an
abstract of which resolU.tio-r_ concisely stating the purpose
and effect thereof is as follo,,i7s.
FIRST. PROdIDID?v for the appropriation of the su_� of
4;45, 000.00 to pay the town' s share of the cost of the
t'_ne acquisition of rights of way for highways heretofore
charged to the to-am by the County of IFestchester, and not
votes
otherwise provided for, pursuant to the Highway Law
and chapter 30 of the laws of 1936, including the
payment of certificates of indebtedness issued for
said purpose, and the issuance of bonds of the Town
of L.amaroneck in the rqa_.iraun. principal amou=nt of
"p4-5-2000.00 to meet said approrria.ti on,
SECOND: PRO.VIDIlCT that the probable life of the
improvement for which said bonds are issued is at least
twenty (20) years .
THIRD- PROVIDING that said bonds shall bear such
date , shall mat�:re at such time or tires, shall be
numbered, shall be in such form and denomination, shall
bear such rate of interest not exceeding sip_ per centuiu
MO per annum, payable semi-annually, shall be payable
at such place or places, in la-vtful money of the united
States of America, shall be sole:. at public sale in such
manner and on such terms but for not lass than 'their par
value , as shall hereafter be d_etenizined by resolution
or resolutions of this Board.
FOURTH: PROVIDING that the full faith and credit of
the to,:an are irrevocably pledged to ti-le punctual pa7fnent
of -orinciaal and interest of said bonds, and there shall
be raised annually by tax on all the taxable property in
the town, a sum sufficient to -pay the principal of and
interest on said bonds as the same shall become due.
FIFTHa PROVIDING t%gat said resolution shall ta. ,e
effect thirty 30, days after its adoption, unless within
thirty (30) days after its adoption there shall be filed
with the Towwn Clerk. in accordance with Article VII of
the Town Law, a petition subscribed and acknowledged by
electors of the toi�m of the nuaber required by law,
qualified_ to vote on a proposition to raise and expend
money, protesting against said resolution and requesting
that it be submitted to the electors of the town for
their approval or disa_oproval, in which case this
resolution shall tale e -,ect when approved at a referen-
dum held in accordance with the Town Law.
By Order of the Town Board,
Da.tede August 12, 1936.
WALTER R. hARVIIS
Town Clerk
The foregoing 'resolutions were adopted by the following;
A=S; Supervisor hrcCulloch
Councilmen Bates, Brennan, Griffin e ir_r!iss
T?AYS: None
To,an Attorney Delius stated that it would_ be in order for
the Town to -oajr off out of surplus now in the 'General Fm-id d a certi-
ficate of indebtedness issued in 1933 to the General TO�'7n by Sewer
District No . 1.
On motion by Sir. P1leinniss, seconded by I,ir. Brennan, it was
upon roll call unanimously
RESCFLVL'D, i:HERtAS there was heretofore issued- a
certificate of indebtedness for the sum of 17, 500. 00
dated December 7, 1933 for the credit of Sewer District
No . 1, which certificate remains unpaid,
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RESO== that payment of this certificate be made
by payment out of surpl�.s no�.s in the General end
in the sum of ,p17, 500.00 and interest amounting
to ;x2, 437. 35, a total of 9; 19, 937.35.
To)^dn Attorney Delius advised the Board that as a result of a
change in the Town Lace in respect to the construction of lateral sewers
it would be necessary to hold a public hearing on the request of the
Estate of Cecilia A. =Iosaell for the construction of sewers in the
extension of Carleon Avenue, whic'_n said estate offered to dedicate to
the Tocan as set forth in the minutes of the meeting of July 15, 1936.
On �,iotion. by ,ir. Bates, seconded by i1r. .Tiffin, it iwas
unanimously
'JHEREAS this Board heretofore by resolution adopted
July 15, 1936, agreed to accept an offer br the
Estate of Cecilia A. =-Ioti.ell to dedicate the land re-
q,.ired for tine extension of Carleon Avenue for a.
distance of forty-four (44) feet at the easterly end
thereof, upon certain conditions stated in said.
resolution and in connection with said extension,
agreed to extend- the sewer system along the additional
portion of said Carleon Avenue; and
,',°_P RiIAS the Town Attorney advised this Board that before
said sewer could be constructed, compliance with the
-orovisions of Section 199 of the Town Law is necessary
which requires that a petition be filed, signed by o'�vners
of property fronting on either side of said street as
extended to the extent of at least one-half of the entire
frontage on both sides anf- that said iraprove-rsent be made
in co�oliance with the provisions of Section 202 of the
Town Law, which requires that the expense of construct-
ing lateral servers shall be borne by local assessment
upon the several lots and parcels of land which the
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Town Board shall determine will be benefited by the
improvement; and �
OT�RLAS the Estate of Cecelia A. Howell has presented
to this Board a deed releasing and. conveying to the
Town, the land required for the extension of Carleon
Avenue as aforesaid., which deed has been approved by
the Town Attorney,
R.EISOL9EDthat this deed be held in escrow until the
petition, required by the provisions of Section 199
of the To','in Law, has been 'received, for th.e extension
of the sewer and the h.oldin .- of a public hearing
thereon after notice, as -required by Section 199 of
the Town Lavv.
FURTHER RCE'SOLITED, that the clerk -notify Tor. Sowell C.
Perrin, the agent and representative of the Estate
of Cecelia A. =Howell, of the action ta'aen by tt_is
Board, and furnish hi--. with a certified copy of this
resolution.
Town Attorney ''elius stated that he had received a letter
iron_ Austin ,_-
e Griifen anted duly 24, 1936, concerning property owned
by Carmela Santoro, and a letter dated August '7, 1936 from R.
_ Collins concerning property owned by hi_n, both requesting permission
to pay taxes for years prior to 1916 wit . out interest . Tie stated that
he had examined the applications and recommended that they be approved.
On --motion duly made and seconded it was unanimously
RESUVED, ':L REAS the Town Attorney reports that he
has examined certain applications for permission to
pay taxes for years _prior to 1910 without interest,
the liens on which taxes are held by the To,..,,.m, and
i9TIEREAS the Town Attorney and the 1?ssessor reco=end
approval of these applications; and
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.EREAS the Town in other and similar cases has
granted permission to property owners to pay taxes
for years prior to 1916 vaithout interest,
1-131 THEREBaRE BL' IT
RESOLVED that the Receiver of Taxes and Assessments
be and he <ereby is authorized to accent pa5n2ent
of taxes as set forth. below at 'the face amount of
the liens held by the `mown without interest , provided
payment in each case be made within thirty days, to wit-
Pro aert?;
Owner Sec. Blkm Lot Year of Tax Year of Sale Aro:)unt
Carnela Santoro 8 50 6 1914-15 1916 6. 17
1915-16 1917 15.55
t+Gilliam R. Collins 5 14 5B,4B 1914-15 1916 19. 68
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Town Attorney Delius stated that he had conferred- with
Hurlbert I,,'cAndrew attorney of Larchmort, concerning the claim of
€r. McAndrew' s client, Ippolito Orrico, for a refund, of taxes on the
basis that these taxes had been paid- twice. He recommended approval
of the claim.
On motion by Mr. Bates, seconded by iv1r. Griffin, it was
unanimously -resolved
.=REAS it a-opears from the affidavit of Sylvan
Schvwartzreich verified July 3rd 1936 tb.at the
o,;,,ners of property known as Section 1, Block 28,
i,ot 20, on or about the 14th of J,,lne, 1935, paid
to the Receiver of Taxes, the swn of
retires-eating a tax lien purchased by the Town of
iulam.aroneck in 1929, for State, County, Town and
School 'taxes for the year 1928 �.Jhich tax had
previously been paid- on or about the 21t'n of
December 1929 by the referee appointed by the
Suprei_ie Court to sell this property together with
other lots in a certain tax lien foreclosure
entitled `Westchester Foundation vs. Ilueller"
record of which pa-,orient a-nd recei_ot is on file in the
office of the Clerk of the Colaia.ty of '.6'estcaester; and
WIEREAS Ip_ -oolito Orrico , the present owner- of said
property, has filed a claim for the refund. of Said
13e'ro so paid
RESOLVED that the claim of Ippolito Orrico be
approved and that the cor;ptroller be authorized
to audit said claim and that the claim be paid;
7URTHER RESOLVE-) that the clerk be directed- to
notify Hurlbert LIcAnd.rel,v Esq. , attorne T for said
I_opolito 0prico of the action taken by this Board.
Town Attorney Delius informed the Board that in order for
the 'Torun to obtain clear title to land acquired by it for 'the nurpose
of obtaining the right-of-way for that -portion of county road ;o . 57-2
i?�no in as Palmer Av n _e H-tension) located in the uninccrporated-
section of the Town, the Town should first ;cake an offer to the reputed
property owners before instituting; condemnation proceedings. He added
that the TOrr'n could buy the land from the otisrners only if they could
give a title which a -recognized_ title com�oany would- insure.
On motion by ?:'ir. Griffin, seconded by is;�r. Bates, it was
unanimously resolved
i`1j=REAS heretofore and on or about the let day of July,
1929 the Board- of Supervisors of Westchester County
adopted resolutions approving plans, specifications and
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estimates for th!e construction Of County Road- 67,
?cart 2, pursuant to Section 520-b of the 1-_i hway
Lahr and
XITEREAS the Towwn Board of the 'Town of �,+Iai,�iaroneck, at
a meetinr duly held on the 3rd day of July 10,20,
approved said plans, specifications and estirnatesg
and
6--EREAS on or about the 5th day of July, 1920 the Board
of Supervisors requested the Torn of T�ian_aroneck to
acquire such additional rights-of--way as were necessary
for the construction of saki County road in accordance
with the provisions Of Sectio^ 320- j Of the fii hVrayr Ta,,j-
and
oH
3 REAS the County Enr-inver furnished to the Town Board
of L le Town of pia -laroneck the _aaps saoviin- the pro=oerty
-nc,udco. in such rights-of-way so to be acquired by "he
Town of Tiaaaronecl_9 and-
Ti-MR'-AS thereafter the A torney i o r the Town Of a-r-iarone ck
oy author'ity of the To-:,,n Board of the 'T -
oi�n of inamaroneck
obtained from certain persons and corporations, consents
and agreements to enter upon the lands included in said
Fight-of-way for the purpose of improving the road without
objections to 'trespass or liability for damage to the
Persons o_ corporations signing said consents and agreer,-.ents
in and by which such persons and corporations waived any
and all claims for entry and occupation of such land.- and
?T �RLAS such rights=of-v-ray have never been acquired al'uhou;-h
the construction of said COUnty Road has been co-mpleted and
1Ulr 'R7AS U'-la Tovn Attorney has caused. to �'-,e made a title
search or certificate to determine the _persons or corporations
who were the owners of the fee to the property included. in
said rights-of-way so to be acquired frog v-rhich it a_o-dears
there are con°lietin-I claims to the land- within the ri Mus_
of-wa.y SO to be acquired as a result of w;�ieh the Title
-aarantee an:1 Trust Company the corporation soaking such
search or certificate, will not insure title to such �oropert,T
except ,xpon the conveyance a.:nd/or release of Such claims
or throuaL condemnation proceedin s,
RE I�VE"0 that COuncill en _ ri fin, it iss and, 3ren_an
are hereby ap_.,ointed a coi-mmit'Cee to neVotiate witi- the
owners Of the property included in said rihts-of-array
so to be acquired for the purchase thereof by the Town
of ir_amaroneek,
to URT?=is RFSOL Z3 that i".- a-ll ne -ot' atio"P_S wi].ich this
co=ittee riay conduct, the persons Or cor-torations with
whom such negotiations are had be notified that only such
title ,;rill be accepted as will be insured by the 'Title
Guarantee and Trust Company.
P"J_cTHER RES LIVED that the coirmittee hereby a;opointed
report bac',: o
to this Bard the result of their negotiations
for farther ac'Li on by " :is Board.
The Torn Attorney reported briefly to the Board on the matter
Of a "pro-nosed charge to be L1ade by 'he TobVr, to cover the cost of laak ins
sehier house corm e ct ions. The matter �wVas laid over until the ne7;t :,iieetin-
The re_oort of the Receiver of Taxes and Assessments for the
month. of July u✓as received. and filed.
The reoort ol° the Count r Health Department for the month Of
June was received a-ad_ filed.
The re`_c Ort of the Public !.LLelfare L'e"partaent for the ifOn"th of II
J1:1y was received and filed.
The report o the Town Clerk for the month of July was
received and filed.
The report of the Building Inspector for the month of July
eras received and filed.
An estimate dated July 22, 1936, in the arlount of :;345®79
was received from the ''Jestchester Joint -'dater Norl.�s, !,o. 1 of the cost
of installinc, 105 feet of 6-inch water -ain from t'_ne end of the el ist-
ing main on Valley Stream 'Road.
On raoti on by i Idr. Griffin, seconded by ?'rir. Bates, it 'alas
unani raously
R]ESOLV D, ';'dl " 'REAS an estimate dated" July 22nd, 1936,
in the amount of X345. 79 has been received from the
Westchester Joint tVater Aorks, lvo. 1 of the cost of
installation of 105 feet of 6-inch water main from
the end of tile existing maii2 on Valley Stream eam Road_,
NT OW BL T1
RESOLVED that the rVestchester Joint 7vater idorks, I3o. 1
be and it hereby is authorized, empowered and directed
to install for tie Town of 14?amaronecl2 and to charge
to the Town of ir;amaroneck the actual cost thereof as
ascertained and approved by the Board of Trustees of
the Llestchester Joint Iater Vorks. I'd. 1 the main as
above described.
The Town Clerk re»orted that he had received an oral request
from 1'�irs . J. L. Serling of 6 1`deaver Street for the installation of a
shade on a street light in front of her house. The matter was referred
to Hr. Brennan.
A letter dated Av_gust 7, 1936, was received from Frank S .
Curtis foriierly of the llescchester Col ntv _'Emergency ?vork Bvrea.u,
thanking the Board for the resolution ado-pted at its rieeting on July 15,
1936, corm?nending the l7oik done 'oy th.e Bureau. The letter was ordered
Piled.
A letter dated August '7, 19361 )l7as received from .',iayne D.
Heydecker formerly of the '1estchester County 'Emergency Work Bureau,
thanking the Board for the resolution adopted at its meeting on
Jule 15, 1936, coraznending tI"ie work done by the Bureau. The letter was
ordered filed.
A letter dated August 10, 1936, was received from Charles
E. Baxter Jr. Chairman of the Convaittee in Charge of "t_ie 275th
Anniversary celebration, requesting permission to erect a ivusiin sign
4 feet wide and about 40 feet long across the Boston Post Road at the
Town line near Dillon Park.
On motion by 11.^. Griffin, seconded by iar. Bates, it was
unanimously
RESOLVED that 'the request of the Coiiivuittee in Charge
of the 275th Anniversary celebration as above set
forth be and it hereby is approved providing (1) the
sign is erected in a manner sa.ti sfacto_^ , to the
SUoerintendent of Highways and (2) all requirements
-- of the S I tate ighway Deparc_ent are met .
A letter dated August 4 1936, was received from the
4damaroneck Health- Center notifying the Board that com"aenc3_n - August 1,
1936, Miss Florence E. Johnson Could be the new nurse at the Health
Center in place of Miss Helena Platkin,
On motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously
RESOLVED that Yi ss Florence E. Johnson be and she
hereby is appointed public health nurse in -place
of Truss Helena Platkin pursuant to Section 20-3,
paragraph 8 of the Public Health Lai^r, this appoint-
ment to ta'�:e effect as of August 1, 1936 .
A letter dated August 11 1936 was received from the Board �
of Police Co_�unissioners concerning the appointment of special officers,
which matter had been referred to the Corrjlissl on at a previous tleet-
- ins. The letter stated that such officers cannot be ap;oointed unless
their -.times are on the eligible list of the State Civil Service Cori-
__ mission at the till?e of their aOpointment , The letter was ordered
filed and the Clerl- *as directed to send a copy to Lucius P:® Littauer,
Treasurer of the Premium Point Association and to 'virs. E. R. Van Sickle,
_ resident of the LarcYm°ont-Iianaroneck Eu-nane Society, inc.
A letter dated JU17T 28, 1936, was received from P-Alic
Welfare Officer `eVi-ine concerning claims in the face amount of ,`120. 00
received, from 'Ni lbur F Palmer of 280 Rocicland Avenue, Larc'_rimont, for '..
rent sup-glied to a client of the VIFelfare Office fro_�n November, 1934
through April, 1935 at the rate of 5$20.00 a molnti'1. These claims, he
stated, were received after the e«piration of the time limit for ob-
taining state -reimbursement .
On motion by [;Ir. Bates, seconded by Li,. Drennan, it was
unanimously
RESOLVED that the clai.r_s of t�Iilbur F'. Palmer as above
described, totalling `?,120. 00 be and they hereby are
ordered paid in the sun of `;30,00, being 25 per cent
of the amount clair2ed by :<Tr. Palm-.er and being also
the net amount lvnich the Town -would have had to pay
had the claims been -received in time to obtain state
reimbursement in the amount of 75 per cent of the
total claim.
The S-upervisor reported on the financial condition of the
'T'own, saying that the Town has enougn cash on hand to.?et'her with
refunds d .e and owinc, to it for reimbursement of welfare claiils to
pav the entire debt service of the Town for the balance of t .e year;
that the To'^en' s snare of the unpaid county tax, which is not due
until Octobei 25 1936 is only x,1'90 000 and. that all claims against
it with the exception of those received within the last few days have
been paid.
The 'Town ClerL called to the attention of the Board the fact
that in accordance with the provisions of Section 66 of the -lection
Law the Board must meet on tine third Thursday in August, namely, Aug-
ust 185 1936, for the purpose of deli-nating cue place in each election
district in the Tor:Tn at which the meetinss for the registration of
voters and elections and ;primaries shall be held in the year following
the ensuing first day of October.
At 10. 30 P . H. the Board unanimously resolved to ad., ourn
to meet again on August 18, 1936.
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