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RE(GJl,a _aZ_TIIl1G OF 'TI% TOWN BOARD
TOWN OF T,A !1AROP?LCii NEE V YORri
_aE L-1 A2FT_-' '/, 1937
At the Town Offices, i5S Nest Boston Post Road. Mamaroneck,
The meeting teas called to order by Supervisor I1cCulloch. at
S. 05 _?. 1^..
Present „ Supervisor, ,dcCulloch
Councilmen Bates, Brennan, Griffin, McSinniss
Absent - !.,;one
The _presence was also noted of Town Cler'.i Marvin, Town
Attorney Delius, Comptroller Luceno, Assistant Attorney Schwartzreich,
Building Inspector COVahari and Public _Welfare Officer DeVinne .
The minutes of the meetings of IiTarcl 3. I,Iarch 16 and Idaarch 1
were approved as printed.
lr. Griffin retcorted on well°are matters, He stated that
there were 375 cases on the rolls in the month of ,larch at a. cost of
;16 070 compared with 334 cases at a cost of `}15,723 in the month
of February. He added that the reason for the increased cost was
larely due to the medical services required by reason of considerable
illness .
Public Ivelfare Officer DeVirnne laid before the Board a re?oort
of an audit made by the State T . -1.R. A. of the Town' s 'Welfare Office
coverins the _period. from July, 1935 to parch, 1936. The report showed
that the Town had made in that time non--re imbursible relief expenditures
totaling $)905. 00. The total expenditures during that period, he added,
were in excess of 'x130, 000. Tdr. Devinne went over the report iten, by
iter-i with the Board. The report was referred to I':!Ir. Griffin for further
consultation with Pilr. DeVinne .
dIr. John Baltz o.P Ackerman L Baltz, contractors, addressed
the Board and presented a letter dated April 7, 1937, requesting that
tae 'Torn take title to a bridge which he had built under authority
granted h by the Town Board at its meeting on July 15, 1936, spanning
the east rranch of the Sheldrake River and providing' access to two
houses in Block 423 on the map of Larclu'ront Gardens. T'ne matter was
referred to Town EngineeiI Foote for a report as to the -physical con-
dition of the brio_ge and to the Town Attorney as to the legal,,-r of
the Town' s taking title to the structure.
Tir. Baltz also addressed the Board concerning a bill which
he had received_ from the Town in the amount of `;195.00 as the cost
of a sever connection to a house which he had built on Briarcliff
Road. The Supervisor requested hi'L1 to write a letter to the Board
setting forth the facts of the case .
hr. P . A. Parker of Bose & Parker, automobile dealers, and
11�r. Henry J. Dietz owner of the property occupied by nose w Parker
addressed the Board to request permission to remove an old shed on
this property located_ on the northeast corner of V+leaver• Street and the
Boston Post :.!load, described on the assessment roll of the Town of
Mamaroneck as Section 4, Block 33, Lots 54 and 55, which property is
now used to park used cars offered for sale; to erect certain signs
on this property and to erect also a small office in the middle thereof.
The property is at present zoned. "F" (Unclassified) , iir. Parker pointed
out, and the consent of the Town Board is necessary before they can
erect any structure thereon. IYr. Dietz joined in the request.
On motion by 1:4r. Griffin, seconded by ielr. Bates it was
vmanimously
RESCLVED, that the request of Bose cc Parker and
Mr. Henry J. Dietz, in accordance with the pro-
visions of Article 2, section 7 of the--toning
Ordinance of the Town of mama.roneck, as above set
fort;r, be and it hereby is approved
'The report of the County health Department for the month
of February was received and filed.
The re?oort of the Receiver of Taxes and Assessments for the
month of Bare' was received and filed.
T_he report of the Public Welfare Office for the month of
March was received and filed.
The report of tL.e Building Inspector for the month of
March vvas received and filed.
The reports of the Town Clerk for the months of February
and March were received and filed.
An estimate dated April 75 1937, was received from '�,!est-
chester Joint ',dater 'iforks No. 1 in the sum of p2, 131.62 of the cost
of installing 525 feet of a-ine'_n cast iron pipe on Althea Lane. T'ne
estimate stated that there wo�ald be no additional consumers connect-
in to the line.
On motion by Ivtr. Bates, seconded b r. Griffin
y I: , it was
u_naniraously
i SvL? ED, HEREA?, an estimate- dated. April 7, 1937,
in the amount of )2, 131. 62 has been received from
the Westchester Joint )Water Works, 1Qo . 1 of the cost
of the installation of 525 feet of 4-inch cast iron
oipe on Althea Lane;
NOW THLR FORE, BE IT
RESOLVED that the Westchester Joint IVater Works,
No. 1 be and it hereby is authorized, en,00wered
and directed to install for the Torn of I�araaroneck
and to charge to t'ne Town of :Iamaronech the actual
cost thereof as ascertained and approved_ b7 the Board
of Trustees of the Westchester Joint 'Pater `aJorks,
No. 1 the water main above described.
A letter dated S�a.rcli 19, 1937, was received from the
ISamaroneck Ch.araber of Cormlrerce, requesting the improvement of
Rockland Avenue fro-_p the Village of Illarnaroneck line north to Forest
Avenue . The matter was referred to i,'Ir. Brennan and Town Engineer
Foote .
A letter dated April 1, 193'7 was received from Frederick D.
Sasse 3a Orchard Road requesting the repair of the sidewalk in
front of his property. The letter was ordered referred to Mr. Brennan
and Town Engineer Foote .
A letter dated Pllarch 23, 1937, signed by Robert L. Loeb,
J. T, . SVeldon, '.'V. B. Dodge and Richard_ R. =:ebb, the owners of all of
the improved property located on .Boulder Brae Lane, was received.
The letter requested the Torun to improve the surface of Wilson Lane
with which Boulder Brae Lane connects and stated that if this is
done the residents of Boulder Brae Lane will improve 'he surface of
this lane at their own expense. The matter was referred to r. Brennan
and Su-oerintendent of Highways Foote®
The Town Clerk inquired if the Board desired to pay the
additional premiums required to raise the automobile insurance
coverage carried by 'Town officers or eriployees on their own cars
used for Town purposes from the amount of coverage which the officers
or enilcloyees are themselves now carrying and paying for to the limits
of 6150/100,000 for public liability and 'i5 000 property d_aaage which
all Town owned vehicles are carrying. The Clerk was directed to
obtain the recommendations of the various department heads as to what
cars they desired to have covered. in this manner.
The Tovvn Clerk reported that he had received a complaint
from lar. C,,,ven Cunnin:Tham 33 1"1,Trtie boulevard, Larchllont, concernin;
t'he unnecessarily loud and prolonged sounding of the whistles and
sirens on the fire aicparatus. The Clerk was directed to notify Fire
Chief LeVino of the complaint .
T'_n_e report on
as nre-oared b-; the Town
laid" over at the meetin
e:si nn' ss .
the 'yew York, 'Iestchester c: Boston Railway
Club of Scarsdale. which report was ordered
T on ":4arch 17, 1037, was referred to I,ir.
281
The Clerk presented forms of apa_ lication for licenses and
fonns for t]:re licenses in accordance with the provisions of the 'Town
ordinances which have already been approved by the Board and are await-
ing; publication. He stated that before these forms could. be used they
would_ have to be approved by the Board. The Board_ referred to
Griffin and_ I'1r. Bates with power the matter of approving of these for s,
the matter of obtaining the necessary badges and other supplies requ_ "red
L the enforcement of the ordinances and the muter of printing in
definitive form the ordinances as finalI77 published._
The Town Clerk presented an application and pet=_tion
by the Town Super'intendeent Of Highways for tie draining of Certa__Q
town h, _hvaays within the Down of t,Iamaronee'' ., and re clue st_lng action
by the To7n _Board- pursuant to the provisions of Section 1351 of
c_'i neyls Edition of t---e Jnconsolidated Lai^�s.
The following resolution was offered by Councilman Gri°fin
and seconded by Counci7aaan bates, to-wit-
vfiiEREAS, the Superintendent of Highways of tie Town
o" !aIarnaroneck has made appli call on and petition to this
Board for the improvement of the hereinafter described
hi _ viays, such improvement to consist of the proper
drainage of such highviays, and has requested. this Board
to take such action as raay be necessary to properly
drain said high vat's, NO-M THEHE7C f3E !T
RESOLVED, that the following to;m highways shall be
drained_ in accordance with the _plans and estii;lates
suositted, by the Superi.--tendent of To"rm Highways ;
Rockin.-stone .fvenue, about 50 feet southerly
Vale, Road, throu- properties o J. J. Howe and
ilaro Id ii, Young to ei�iStin�-�° drain in North Chatsvioruh
Avenue about 230 feet southerly =°rots Birch Road
Sackett -rive between Sackett Circle and ':'leaver
Street .
Rockland Avenue at the intersection of Avon Road.
THTHER EZ_—,LvE°D. that soc'. hl-,--:ay s shall be 1 proved
pursuant to the provisions of Section 1351 et seq. of
�!C L n:(ley� 8 Edo ion of the Jnconsolldated Laws .
FJRTnER RESOL�j=, that the -oroper 'U hereinafter raentioned,
shall bear the entire cost of the improvement of such
1 Sli-?ays9' and that an a:." valorc-cf ta, sulf].C18r1-i, t0 pay
the princi°y�al and interest of the bonds to be 1?ereafter
issued, to pay the cost of such improvement, shall be
annually levied, assessed. ani% Collected upon suon "Oroper'ty.
The boundaries o, such property, hereby determined
to be benefited" by such improvement are as fbllo-,vs-
BeSin'_ling at a stone rlonuraent set in th.e -round o-
the Southeasterly side of Boston -Poet Road .39C feet more
or less Sol_tln-iesterly from tr,.e Sou"thvT85terly SiGB Of
283
Dillon Road, wwnicn said monument is also on the Easterly
oundary of t=^_e City of Ne"v Rochelle, thence along the
Easterly line of New Rochelle as fixed by resolution of
'�,Nestchester County Board of Supervisors in 1926, N. 9049° 55"
vi. 5977. 681 feet to a mommient on the Southerly line of
Mountain tivenue; thence along the Southerly line of B_oun-
tain Avenue X. 620 531 21" E. 149. 52 feet; thence 80 281 32"'
W. 3102.32 feet to a moninnent in the Northerly line of Edge-
mont Road; thence along the _'Tort:^erly lii2e of Edgemont Road
N. 500 40' 25" ff. 134. 91 feet to a point of curve; thence
on a curve deflecting to the right, having a radius of 62. 33
feet 81.77 feet along the arc to the end of Beechtree Drive
as sh.o'nrn on Iaiap of ';doodacres filed in the '.'Iestchester County
Register' s office as 2via_o !To. 2207; thence alcng the end of
Beechtree give N. 650 30' 05G4 50, 0 feet; thence along
the Northwesterly side of Beechtree Drive S. 240 29' 55"
V% 72. 20 feet and S. 280 13T 5511 'ld. 67. 25 feet to a monu-
ment; thence Id. 90 499 55" '�N. 3632.71 feet to a rao:nument;
thence still along the boundary of City of New Rochelle and
partly along the Southerly line of the Village of Scarsdale
N. 390 33' 35" E. 409. 06 feet to a =roninment on the Easterly
side of lrieaver Street; thence along the Southerly line of
the Village of Scarsdale in a straight line 1315 feet rao-re
or less to a zionuaent on Easterl-7 side of Fenimore Road;
thence in a straight line and partly along the Southerly
line of Griffen =svenue 4700 feet more or less to a monument
on the Southwesterly corner of Griffen Avenue and 01d White
Plains Road; thence in a straight line passing through a
monurnernt near the 'westerly bank of the 1+Iamaronec_1. River to
the center line of i'dIamaroneca River and the Town of Harrison;
thence Southerly through the center of 1'arnaroneck River as
it floored naturally before i t -,seas daruned for the tlestchester
Joint ,Vater !Ivorks Reservoir and the Cuesterly line of Toomh
of Harrison to the center of Lai^ aroneck Avenue bridge over
said river and to the 'Sesterly line of the Village of ,2arna-
roneck; thence in a straight line along the ':'Vesterly line
of Village of Mamaroneck 1396 feet more or less to a drill
hole in ledge; thence along the !�,ortherly line of the
Village of Mamaroneck in a straight line 2620 feet more o-r-
less to a monument on the Easterly side of 01d 'Jbite Plains
Road; thence in a straight line 750 feet -. ore or less to a
drill hole in ledge; thence 1495 feet more or less to a
monument on the Easterly side of Fenimore Road- thence 1995
feet -Wore or less passing through a monument on the Easterly
side of Rockland Avenue to a point 183. 21 feet Westerly
thereof; thence along the 'desterly line of the Village of
;,4amaroneck in a straight line to a -horn Went on the iNorth-
erlir side of Palmer Avenue, thence to a monument or. the
!,or
therly side of Boston r'ost Road; thence to a monument on
the Southerly side of Boston Post Road; t'_nence to a monument
on tl:he desterly side of rIo nnocks Road„ thence continuing
iii the same str ai ght line to the end of Eta=,lei' G�i iia:Pf in
Larchsnont Harbor; thence across Larchmont I-(arbor to the
line of _Wean h; �hwater on the ';iresterly side thereof and the
Village of Larehnont; thence along the line of Mean High-
water of La?°chsnont Harbor Little Harbor Sound and East
Creek to a point therein opposite the Easterly line of ' and
kr_wNn as Larc'b ont Shores and the Westerly line of land
known as -lint Park; thence Southerly, on this line extended
to the center of East Creek; thence alone the center of
East Creek as it naturally Flows to a point in the Easterly
line of land shho'.r on a. siaD of Larchmont Diianor and filed in
the :Iestcheste-r County register' s office as r-aap No. 1104;
thence along the Easterly line of the Village of Larchmont
N. 30 50' E. 825.0 feet; N. 520 03e W. 880.0 feet to
Northerly side of Boston Post Road, thence along the
Easterly line of lands shown on Idap of Larc'nmont Knolls
filed in 'lestchester County 3egister' s office as '_Jao ivo®
2700 and 'snap of Howell Park filed in Register' s office of
Westchester County as Iviao No. 2007 and Map P rs. C. A.
Howell filed in office of register of !Gestchester County
Vol. 27 page 60 to Southerly line of lands of Netiq, York,
an
idew haven and Hartford. Railroad: thence continuin8 Northerly
through said land to a point in Northerly line of the
original 66 foot Right of Way of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford. Railroad Co . - thence along said line S. 490
22' W. 370.0 feet; thence l'I. 400 38' w. 130.0 feet, thence
S. 490 22' W. 1098.4 feet to the Southwesterly line of
Chatsworth Avenue; thence along the Southwesterly line of
Chatsworth Avenue S. 520 309 E. 130.6 feet to original
Northerly 66 foot Right of Way line of New `Cork, New iiaven
and artford Railroad; thence along said 'line JOUthwes Gerly
2250 feet; thence along the 'line of Village of
Larclrmont S. 80 54' E. 2545 feet to a. point in the Northerly
line of-Boston Rost Road before it was widened in 1930-
thence alonz the 1ortherly line of Boston Post Road before
it was widened to a point where the aesterly line of Dean
Place intersect it if ecaendea Northerly to the said
Northerly line of Boston Post ROaa; thence along the '';'�esterlj7
and Southerly line of Lean Place to the .:esterly line of
Oa% Avenue; thence along the 1"ester7.y line of Gal, Avenue
to the line of lilean '1i hr:;.ter on the Southeaste_J r side
of 7remium River; thence aloe, the Mean Hi; hn.ater line oi°
Rrem u i ive'r do the Easterly line _nOrd shown on a m_a1s
of Bon Repos, filed In 3desteheste e �4�ter' s office as
Mar 19o. 1273° thence along the Easterly line of said maa
to Long Island Sound; thence through Long Island Sound and
the mean center line betwee"c- Prer, iun Point and Echo Island.
and the mean center line of Premium i,ii ll Rond and Preniiusa
River to a point therein opposite the dividing line bet-rreen
Lots 15 and 16 as shown on ldap of Estate of John Prior filed
in the Westchester County Register' s office as 1r1Iap No. 886 ;
thence along the Southerly line of Lots 16-1713-17-13-19 and.
20 on said map �Io the Northerly li-znit,s of said map; thence
alon: the Vesterly line Of map of Hazlehurst Park filed in
the office of the Register of G�estch.ester Cour_ty as Yap
No . 2692 and Ma-o of Lillon Heights filed as Sap No. 4670 in
the ti'Cestchester County Register•' s office and map of Dillon
Park filed in the Office Of :':festchester County Register as
M.ap rdo. 1245 to the place of beginning,
F zT HL'R R SGL VLD before this reso'lation becories effective
a notice of hearing shall be -iven pursuant to the
provisions of the General istrict Lavv co_rstitucing
Sections 1,371 to 1377 inclusive of 1Iciinney' s Edition of
the unconsolidated Laws, n
, & 0l i s i-_ereb_ t.' e TO'.un Cl-CleT
directe-1 t0 cause notice of the adoption Of this resolution
and the f" ii?lg' of the ap-olica.tion and petition of the
Superintendent of ! -1r-Tays to be _oostea in four ( 4i of the
.most public places within the proposed area of assessment
at least twenty-one (21) days prior to such hearing, and
to be -oullish.ed once each 'reek in the three weeks i=ediate-
ly preccdins the wee'a in which the hearing is to be held,
in Th.e Dail`" T"lies, a newspaper Navin- general circulation
within the area of assessment; such 'rearing t0 be held at
the 'ToFern Office, 13S :''Jest Bristol! Lost Road, ldamaronecY_,
V-0P'1�, on the Jt'1 day of _slay, 1937, at 9 a' clock r1 . ...
and to be in aubst ant iall r the _-'o-1 form, t0 t;
NOTICE 0 NHARING
PLI S _' TICE that on the 7th day of April, 1937,
the TO,''n hoard Of Ghe To'.Vn o' !'1a7maroneck, New York, receiv-
- ud an a.pa_ lication and petition from the Superintendent of
Highways, herein set forth, and duly adopted the following
resolution,
Application of Superintendent of Hi.rhiwa2 -s-s
Town Board" of the
Town of T,7a_naroneck,
New York,
Gentlemen-
I respectfully call your attention to the fact
that the To',):11 1=i hir;ays, hereinafter mentioned, are in
need of drainage in order to preserve such hibhrvays and
to _protect property adjacent to such hi,-11I.ways.
respectfully request your �onorable Board to
take such- action as, may be necessary ptnssuant to the
-pro visions of Secti on 1351 of ,'cT ini_ey' s Edition of the
Unconsolidated Lav,s to ti'-e end that suCC1 hi'sh?i,Ta7TS, herein-
after mentioned, may be properly drained. ='r!e highways so
to be L-iDroved are as foilo-ws-
noc'.iinostone Avenue about 50
Va.11eyT ROaa, t_ 'OLl .i1 pi'G'_�erties Of
buns;, to e ,istin`• drain, in 'worth
230 feet soUt_er17- from Birch Road.
feet southerly from
J, -owe and_ 9arold Ti.
Chatsworth Avenue about
This L,-,provement is required to relieve the flood
conditions on 'Lockins stone Avenue, at tii_nes of el,cessively
heavy rain, the surface boater from Rockingstone Avenue,
'dJi_ldt"70od Road and Seton Road conceiltratin±. at this point,
The contemplated improverent consists of the installa-
tion of about 360 feet of 12" pipe, 3 brit' manholes and
2 catchlasins .
The estimated cost of this improvement is;
Easements 12573.00
_Materials 950.00
Labor 077®00
Total 2 600.00
Sackett Drive between Sackett Circle and lNeaver
Street,
This conte.nplated ir,-,icrovement consists of the installa-
tion of about 800 feet of 12" concrete pipe, 8 manholes and
2 catch-basins.
This improvement is required to care for the stor_n
,,Pater run-Off at the irtersection of Sackett Drive and
Sackett Circle which is at a low point and at present has
no draina e outlet.
The estimated cost of the improvement is as follows;
Easement through Robertson _Property 200,00
w
c,laterials 13 967. 00
Labor 4. 233.00
Total ';6, 400.00
Rockland Avenue at the intersection of Avon Road.
This contemplated improveiIlent Consists of the installa-
tion of about 1, 350 feet of 137' concrete pipe, 10 manholes
and 3 catch-basins .
"ne drain 1 s to be laid. t 7rouSh land of En.-e1sted and
Little Far:-_s Road- to the Sheldral e River.
The, i.-.-,orove-_meet is required to reined-,, the lac1= of
drainage in the low place on Rockland. Avenue; vwhere is
concentrates-, the drainage of Rockland Avenue , Avon Road.
and Dundee Road.
The estimated cost of this improvement is as follosrsa
Easement 11, 000.00
'KaterIa1s 3, 615.00
Labor 6 385.00
Total
11; 000.00
4 bi
I respectfully request your P°_onorabie Hoard to
desi na.te wha- part or portion of the IoPm shall pay for
such improve 7,ert .
Suc :i Laprovements are necessary for the publis
convenience an'--' Welfare.
I herew'Lth enclose plans and estiiIlates of the cost
for the draining of such totisn high-vays.
Years very truly,
1"'. . J. y'.yO T
Superintendent of Town Highways
'_Tovnn of :iarnaroneck, New York.
RES0L-7 IOI . I'LS HDOPTE.IJ
ways 'he f'i''oT7 of The Superintendent Of lli hw
ama-ronec'.:
has ,,-Wade application a:nd. petition to thl.s
Boarr7. for t',,.e ir=nroveent of the hereinafter described
highways, such improvement to consist of the proper
drainage of such hig✓IWays, an,-:,, has requested this Board
to ta'-e such action as may be necessary to properly
drain said highways;
jDh
HEML EL, that the f O1 I owing town hignovays shall
be Craired- In accordance With the Glans and estifaates
sl,omitted by the Superintendent of Toi'an P!ighwayso
Roc'_•:in_;stone .=' venue about 50 feet southerly f^orn
Zalley Road through properties of J. J Lowe and
Harold K.
Yo u g to ei sting drain ir_ _ crth C'nat°-
�worth Avenue about 230 feet southerly from Birch
Road.
Sackett Drive between Sac'aett Circle and Weaver Street .
Rockland Avenue at the intersect?-on of Avon Road®
i1"'iJ'_i'T "ER ,'JL __F D5 tha-t such hi 1ruays shall be im-
pro'-ved pursua.r_t to the provisions of Section 1351
et sect. of i%c iinney' s Edition of the Unconcolidated
Lavis.
y'T IiiT^i l iiES� `9D, that the 171'0?cerGyi -1s rE inaf ter
mentioned, shall bear the entire cost of the im-
prove-r:^ent of such highways, and. that an ad valorem
tax sufficient to pay the principal and interest of
the bones to be hereafter issued, to pay the cost
of such ii -rovement, shall be annually levied, assessed
and collected u_oon such property.
The boundaries of such_ _property, hereby determined- to
be benefited by such Lmprovex�ent, are as follovlse
BEGINNING at a stone mo_wument set ir_ the ground on
the southeasterly side of 53ston Post :toad 398 feet more
—_ or less southwesterly 1rom the southwesterly side of
Dillon Road, I'vhich said --monument is also on the easterly
boundary of the City of New Rochelle; thence along the
easterly line of Ilex Rochelle as fi1_ed. ':y resolution of
_sYestc;:ester County 3oard of Super•- sons in 1925
Na 9° 49' 55`` '.V. 59'77. 58 feet to a monument on the
southerly line of Lountain Avenue; thence aloe the
south.erly line of l:r.ountaiin Avenue 21 . 52° 534 21"' E. 149. 32
feet; thence ?N. 20 23' 32 1' Vu. 3102. 32 feet to a monument
L, the no-^therly line of EdSerlont toady thence along the
northerly line of EdZaflont Road N. 500 40' 2_ �_W U. 13A. 01
feet to a point of curve; thence on a curve deflecting
to the -right, having a radius of 62. 33 feet 81.77 feet along
the arc to t'.'"!e end of 3eechtree Drive as shown on Map of
Woodacres filed in the hestchester County Re mister' s office
as !an No. 2201; thence along the end of Beechtree drive
N. 650 30; 05" N , 50.0 feet thence along the northwesterly
side of 'deed ,tree drive S. he 29' 55" J. 72.20 feet and
S. 230 131500 A. 67, 25 feet to a monument; thence
N. 90 49155" 0. 3632.71 feet to a monument; thence still
along the boundary of City of New Rochelle and partly
along the Southerly line of the Village of Scarsdale
Y. 390 33' 35" E. 409.06 feet to a monument on the easterly
side of 'leaver Street; thence along the southerly line of
the Village of Scarsdale in a straight line 1815 feet more
or less to a monument on the easterly side of Fenimore
Road; thence '_n a straight line and partly along the southerly
line of Griffen Avenue 4700 feet more or less to a monument
on the southwesterly corner of Griffen Avenue and Old White
Plains Road.; thence in a straight lire passing through a
monument 'near the westerly bank of the Mamaroneck River to
the center line of Mamaroneck River and the Town of Harrison-
thence southerly through the center of Mamaroneck diver as
it flowed naturally before it was damned for the Westchester
Joint Water Arks Reservoir and the westerly line of Town
of Harrison to the center of Mamaroneck Avenue bridge over
said river and to the westerly line of the Village of Ham-
roneck; thence in a straight line alone the westerly line
of Village of Mamaroneck 1396 feet more or less to a drill
hole in ledge; thence along the northerly line of the
Village of Mamaroneck in a straight line 2620 feet more or
less to a monument on the Easterly side of Old 4hite Plains
Road; thence in a straight line 750 feet more or less to
a drill hole in ledge; thence 1495 feet more or less to a
monument on the easterly side of Fenimore Road; thence 1995
feet more or less passing through a monument on the easterly
side of Rockland Ave. to a point 183. 21 feet westerly thereof;
thence along the westerly line of the 7iilage of Mamaroneck
in a straight line to a monument on the northerly side of
Palmer Avenue; thence to a monument on the northerly side of
Boston Post Road; thence to a nonumen.t on the southerly
side of Boston Post Road; thence to a monument on the
westerly side of Hommocks Road; thence continuing in the
same straight line to the end of Fla=;ler 'Wharf in Larchmont
Harbor; thence across larchmont iarbor to the line of mean
high`.Water on the westerly side thereof and the Village of
Larchmont; thence alonS the line of mean highwater of
Larchmont Harbor, 'Little Harbor Sound and Last Creek to
a point terein opposite the easterly line of land known
as Flint Parke thence southerly on this line entended to the
center of east Creek; thence along the center of East Creek
as it naturally flows to a point in the easterly line of
land shown on a map of Larchmont Hanor and filed. in the
Westchester County Register' s office as map he. 11041 thence
along the easterly line of the Village of Larchmont 1. 30 50'
E. 825.0 feet; N. 520 03' '1. 880.0 feet to northerly side
of Boston Post Road; thence along the easterly line of lands
shown on Hap of Larchmont Knolls filed in Westchester County
Register' s office as map No. 2700 and Map of Howell Park
filed. in Register' s office of Westchester County as Hap
No. 2007 and Map Mrs, C . A. Howell filed in office of
Register of Westchester County Vol. 27 page 60 to Southerly
line of lands of New York, hew Haven and Hartford. Railroad;
thence continuing northerly- through said. land to a point
in northerly line of the original 66 foot -right of way of
the New York, New Raven and Hartford Railroad Co. : thence
along said line S. 490 22' W. 370. 0 feet; thence i. 400 38'
W. 130.0 feet; thence S. 490 22' W. 1098. 4 feet to the
southwesterly line of Chatsworth Avenue; thence along the
southwesterly line of Chatsworth Avenue S. 520 30' E. 130. 6
feet to original northerly; 66 foot right of way lire of
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad; thence along
said line southwesterly 2250 feet° thence along the westerly
line of Village of Larchmont S. 8d 54' E. 2545 feet to a
point in the northerly line of Boston Post Road before it
(Insert) * as Larchmont Shores and the Westerly line of land
known.
293
was widened in 1930; thence alon7 the northerly line of
Boston Post Road before it was widened_ to a point where
the westerly line of Dean Place would interesect it, if
extended northerly to the said northerly line -of Boston
Post Road.; thence along the westerly and southerly line
of _'ean Place to the t�resterly line of Oak venue; thence
along the westerly line of Oak Avenue to the line of mean
hi. hwate'r on te southeasterly side of Lrernii�n River;
thence along the .wean hi,11T-later line of Preraiurl River to
the easterly line of land shot+m on a map of :Son Repos ,
filed in Westchester County Register' s office as map
Igo. 1273: thence along the easterly line of said map to
Long Island_ Sound; thence through Long Island Sound and
the .neap center line betweer Premiuro Point and Echo
Island. and the mean center line of Premium Ulill Pond. and
Premium River to a point therein opposite the dividing
line between Lots 15 and 16 as shown on P;'.ap of Estate of
John Prior filed in the Westc'iester County Register' s
office as Map No. 586; thence along the southerly line
of Lots 15, 175, 17, 18, 19 and. 20 on said map to the
northerly lim_ts o_' said map; thence along the westerly
line of an of Hazlehurst Par;, filed in the office of
the Register of l'u'estchester County as 7clap TSo . 2692 and
Iap of Dillon ei:g-hts filed as =Iap No. 4670 in the
V,�Iestchester County Register' s office and map of Dillon
Pari filed in of;°ice of ''a'estchester County Register as
lIa_o INTo . 1245 to the place of beginning.
7RT17_ER, RESJLT,'Eu, before this resolution becomes
effective, a notice of .hearing shall be given TDursl:ant
to the provisions of the General District Law con-
stitutin, Sections 1371 to 1377 inclusive of McKinney' s
Edition of the Unconsolidated Law, and the TownClerk
is herebi directed to cause notice of the adoption of
this resolution and the filing of the ao-Dlication and.
petition of the Superintendent of Highways to be posted.
in
four ( 4) of tkie Trost public rolaces within the proposed
area of assessment at least twenty-one (21) days prior
to such hearing, and to be published once each 7.,7eek in
the three )'reeks iY!T"1ediately -preceding the week in which
the hearing is to be held, in The DailSr Times, a newspaper
having general circulation within the area of assessment;
s-_Ict,_ hearing to be held at the Toy°,n Office, 158 � est
Boston Post Road, Eamaroneck, NetFT York', on the 5th day of
Y4ay, 1937, at 5 o ' clock P, lI.
PLEASE TAKE FURTHER :NOTICE that h
on -the 5t, day of =lay,
1937, at 8 o ' clod, P. ;I. , at the Town Office 158 Nest
Boston "Post load, idaraaroneck, ldew York, the To,.Fn'i Board
will :;feet to hear any and all persons affected by the
proposed. improve=Went ,' ith respect to the making of tl.e
irnprovement, the cost thereof, and -what part or portion
of the Town shall pay for such improvement and all
other matters with respect thereto, and will also deter-
mine whether it is in the public Interest to grant in
full or in part the application and petition of the To-,Pin
Su=perintendent of Highways .
DATED, Maraaronec'.9 York
:_p, ; 1 14th, 1937, uVALTER R. __ARJIld
Town Clerk
Adopted by the following vote-
AYE S Suoervisor PicCulloch
Councilmen eginniss, Bates, Griffin and
Brennan
11OES o None
The `own Attorney stated that it would be in order for the
Board to authorize "the issuance of %-r20, 000 additional '.Yorks Projects
Notes to finance the cost of r,'. 11 &. projects in tkle Town pending
the issuance of bonds. He recortitiended that the maturity of the notes
be izne d, 1937, which is the same ;matizrit-y date borne by the other
orks Projects 'otes heretofore issued.
On :dotion of Councilman ll?eginniss, seconded by Councilman
Brennan, the following resolution was introduced:
Rt 0 IU P 5: 0,00—R PV E
WUrCi p JECTS NOTES O THE TuIPN O_• LLYf'uARONECK.
iS _ "w
Iv to ',i YOP' . ]hi- NG T-11-E ISSUANCE CE OF BONDS .
RESOLVED by the Town Board of the Town of iviamaroneck,
in t!7,e County of Westchester, New York, as follows :
Section 1. For the purpose of temporarily financing
the portion to be borne b.- the Town of the cost of
public im-provement work relief projects in the Town,
under-taiien through or by the a'lthority of the )federal
Works ro=eSS Ad,1linistration, (pen.dlrg t'ile 15SUanCe Of
bonds for said purpose) the Supervisor is hereby author-
ized to issue notes of the 'io.,m in an aggregate -principal
arnou:nt not exceeding `,20, 000 pursuant to Cnapter 'i82 of
the Laws of 1933 of the State of New York, as amended,
each of said -notes to be designated "Works Project 1SotePZ.
Section 2. The followin,g matters in connection with
said notes are hereby deterri'_aed,
Date
April 15, 1937
Ilaturit7
Jule 4, 1937
Denoiai rat ion
4,1;20,000
2
Interest ?lace of
rate No . pale nt
To be deter- :. .P.A.; 8 To be deter- ',
mined by the mined. by
Supervisor, Superrv_sor
not exceedin ; 6j/
The 51;.pervisor is hereby authorized to deter-cline all
matters in connection with said notes the determination
of :i ichi is not provided for by this or a subseq-_).ent
resolution or resolutions, and his signature upon said
notes shall be contusive as to such dete-minations .
Said notes shall be signed by the Supervisor, shall eve
the corporate seal of the Town af_cfixed thereto and attested
b-,r "the Toren Cler<c. The Supervisor is hereby authorized to
sell said notes at public or private sale at not less than
par• at the best interest rate obtainable, not exceedin,
s';x per 3entur2 (6/`0) per amni m, and to deliver the same to
the purchaser upon -receipt of the purchase price plus
accri:_ed interest °ror,_ the date of the notes to tre date
o delivery. Said notes shall be in substantially the
form seu forth in a 'resolution of this Board entitled:
3esolution authorizing the issuance of ?40 000 7Torks
TroJect _'.otes ( pending the issua:nceof 'bonds' for the
purpose of 'renewing a like amount of such notes"', duly
adopted l,y this Board. on ;Cecember 2, 1936.
Section 3, Any note issued nursuant to this resolution
snail be a general obi ,a.tion of the Town of �,ia: aroneck,
and the faith and credit of the '! o?✓n are hereby 1olef7F I "t0
the n_ timctual yoajr_:nent of the principal of and interest on
said obli ra.ti ons, and unless olf-Jerwi se paid or pay-aent
provided for, a tax sufficient to provide for t1__e paj.=aent
thereof shall be levied_ and collected.
Sectie?i 4. This resolu'lion sl" all take effect
i=iedi_ tely.
On dotion of Counciliixan floe-i miss, seconded by Coilncili: an
Brennan, the foregoinS resolution was adopted by the foll.oading vote :
A So Supervisor 1,:cCulloch
C OL ilc ilmen: Bates, re=�'nan, ..-riffin, Lie.,I n.i ss
NOES: Iv one
0
The Supervisor informed the Board that he had received
from the ;Mate Department of Taxation and Finance a notice of the
apportionment of the special franchise taxes in the Town of Mamaroneck
for the year 1937 and that these taxes were based on an equalization
rate of `78. He said that the County had fixed the equalization rate
for the Town at 37 and that since several other towns in the Count;;
had also received from the State Tax_ Commission lower equalization
rates than they had obtained from the County, the Board of Supervisors
recommended that a protest be made.
On motion by Er. HeEi_nniss, seconded b y Mr. Griffin, it
was unanimously
RESOLVED that the Supervisor be and he hereby is
authorized to sign on behalf of this Board., a
protest to the Department of 'Taxation and Finance,
of the State of New York, protestin3 the equalization
by tentatively fixed b the said Department of Taxa-
tion and Finance, for the special franchise tan in the
year 1 93i to be assessed. against-
flew Rochelle later Company
Westchester Li ghtinZ Company
Ne w fork, Now Haven A Hartford Railroad Conpany
New York, Westchester w Boston Railroad Company
American Telegraph w Telephone Company
1`aew Cork Telephone Company
in the Town of—Aamaroneck, as shown upon the notice
sent to the Supervisor and dated March 22nd, 103 7,
for such special franchisee upon the ground that said
rate is not the true rate according to its percentage
of the full and actual value at which real property
in the 'Town of hamaronec'-K is being assessed for the
year 1937; and upon the further ground that said
eauali nation rate is not the rate established for the
Town of Mamaroneck by the board of .Supervisors of
Nestchester County in its tabulations and computations
made in connection with the 1937 Equalization Table for
the County of Westchester.
The Town Attorney stated that the =o
desirous of purchasing summer uniforms for the
cormnended that the Board receive bids therefor
meeting on April 21, 1937.
Lice Department was
policemen and re-
at its next regular
On motion_ by Mr. Brennan, seconded by hr. Griffin, it was
unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Town Cler! _publish once in The Sails
Times a notice that sealed bids will be received by
the riro'::n Board- on April 21, 1937 , for the purpose of
furnishing summer uniforms for the _°police Depar'tmert
of the Town of Mamaroneck.
The Town Attorney presented a letter dated Avr-il CJ, 1937,
from 7rank S. Sch enkeisen, attorney of New Rochelle, representing
the o',d'1'!ers of property on idgewater Point in the Town of Mamaroneck,
_ bv ttin:E a _ro oosal for the ultimate payment of the tax liens owned
and held by the Town and Village of Eamaroneck affec i n_. property
''may
on Edgewater Point owned of record by Kra. Leewood Shaw. After di s-
cassion it was per motion duly Trade and seconded unanimously
RESOLVED; that the above proposal be -referred to
the Supervisor and the 'Toti!nl Attorney who are hereby
directed to notify hr. Schhrenkeisen that the Town
Board agrees in general with the "plans laic. Gown
by Mr. ; ch-re-nhe sen in said proposal; and.
TUR`i'HL'R RESOLVED, that the Supervisor and the Town
Attorney are hereby authorized to deter-mine any
and all details in connection therewith, in order
to carry out the general terms of the proposal, all
X99
provided that the Village of !', amaronec7 concurs
in this "or000sa.l and the details as Jorkea out
by the Supervisor and the Toi"in_ Att3iney.
'The Tonm attorney reported concerning an accident which.
Occurred On SJove11ber 2, 1936. a^Then_ 1iichael Tser, a chauffeur, did
d.aria"ge to the 'Town -par' at the Larchmont s-ration estl"Ctated by the
'tol,rn at P256 .50. iie stated that he '_._ad received an offer of settle-
me=nt from t'ne insurance comDany reoresentin '::1x'.. lser in the anount
of 'x40.00 and reconnended the acceptance tll.erecf.
On motion by I;.r. Brennan, seconded by Mr. Griffin, it was
unanimol:_s1y
RESOLVED. t--at the offer of settlement as above
described be and it h.ere—T is approved and- ordered
accepted and be it
L R Lh_ ESOLVVD that the Supervisor be and he
hereby is au.tho-sized to sign ',I-e necessary release
therefor.
The Town Attorney reported on the letter of February 3,
1057, addressed to the Su_nervisor• by Richard F 'flood, representing
the JecUIl1 Realty Cor-�orati on. !1e stated that lar. blood claiified gnat
taxes for the years 1929 to 1934 inclusive had been levied Oil pro-
perty described as Section 1, Bloc'-. 6, Lot 137, when in fact there
was no such lot as Lot 13'7; that he 'had conferred with the Assessor
on t'.iis matter and the Assessor s',rpporteO_ ,rlr, "''oodr s chine. Liens
representing the taxes on this lot for certain years have been sold
"to outside buyer's and should l,e redeemed by the To-un, the '20iUD_ iittarney
said..
On motion by 'Iv. lileginniss, seconded by 21r. Gri�'f in it was
upon 'roll call unanimously
RFSSOLVI'D, that the
31001k 6, Lot 137,
hereby is referred
settle in the best
irzatter of the taxes on Section 1,
as above set forth, be and it
to the Subervisor With potiYer to
interests of the Town.
The Town Attorney reported" that he had received a petition
executed by 'Jilliarn ':`. , Howland, Treasurer and a 'trustee . of the
L'ndor',-rent '-und of the t_orne and Ori-)hanage o f the Grand Loa-e o_' the
:Mate of -v e'."J YOx'1_2, .nd°-'JendenL Order of Od -' felD ows, verified tiipril 1,
1937, statin,; as follows- that a Ua-7 l ieni i1o . 44 in the amount of
Po1314. 23 representing 1934 ta_{es on property ',mown as Section 2, Block 21,
Lots 42B, 1_3 and 44 � as ou-rcl?ased by the sai-I 'T'-rusli that on or
about flay 211 1933, the said 'Trustees -Jai,:- to the _Receiver of Faxes
of tG.e Tovin o- li.a::laronecic the amoi,ait of said lien ana interest„ that
said tax lien has been lost and can not be found for the -ouroose of
having it cancelled of record.
On motion by 17r. 3a"tes, seconded by LLr, _,Tiffin, it was
unani>sously
;�L]S';_)LVBD, that the Supervisor be and he hereby is
authorized to issue a duplicate lien 'or the above
described" tax lien; and be it
F RT-ER RE'_-OLVED 'that this ii en be surrendered" to
the Receiver of 'Taxes and Assessments and the
same cancelled on. his books .
The `_o�ifn Attorney submitted the text of a proposed 7lusabing
Code which he had prepared by order of the Board and gave to each
member of the Board a copy thereof for e_�amination and study. The
matter was laid over for a future meeting.
A petition dated_ _vnril / 19370
was received. fro n, the
Assessor requesting that the assessment rolls of t__ Toy'°Jn be corrected
in certai-a ;particulars as more fu_lly set forth below.
On Iliot-en b r. Gr=z° in, seconded. b --r. Bates, Lt ,ras
unanimous-1—
rCSOLVZD t x�E S. Tile 'assessor has ,resented a petition
�l ted `crll 7 10,J 7, for 'he correction of the aSSessri.ei -,
roils lor. certain years , -9)Ursuant to the r_I`o'visicns of
Section 33 of Chapter 105 of th.e Latins of 1916, as amended,
zno'.:.'n as t'P_e .Westchester Cou_nt✓' Ta-- nct� and
<4_riS alter due cOnslC:erat=on this Board 11n s It
iaeslrabla to g'�an said petition for the corrects"or_ of
said assessment rolls,
.. id, T J.=E_''CJRE, BT_. Ll
1' S01- E-D. that the assessmient roll fGr the -year _1935,
taxes of l°3'7, which shoves property noca ap_oearin5
on the rolls as follows :
Sec . 1" moo-
7 74 6, 7B
Owner
Thomas ' : Russell, Jr,
01
Land Irk._ Total
j6 000 500 15 -1)00
be COr 1'eC to G. as follows, in a0,COrdanCB ",`r-i L1 t'ne -rOVi S ions
of subdiVlSion 1 of Sertion 33, CeCause of partial ae-moli-
Lion before June 1, 1036, °rhich had not come to the atten-
lion of the Assessor until later-
Sec . n
Sec. B1 rct C:wne Land" p, lctal
% 74 oy 7B Thoi21.as _ . .lussell, Ji . �p6, C00 ,:,OCO `JI 4 ,000
rU T ER RES''L7,H , that the assessment roll for the Tea"_°
taxes Of l0,373 vihich Sh0."TS :oroiOerty now a_o_oearino
On the rolls as fG'-, lo-Lv s �
Sec. Blk. Lot O,,vner Lan--L Tota_1
4 16 5 9 6 Beulah -'?. rarri s `,j5 200 ;7 500 x' 12 700
J 9 4
be corrected as follo�.-rs, in accordance with the
pr GV iS'-i OnS of SUbdi V:iS_On i vI SeCti0i7 33, because
of an error made in computing tine cubic contents of
tL.e house-
Sec. Blk. Lot
5 16 5, 6
FJRTFER RESOLVED, that the assessment roll for the
gear, 1936, taxes of 10,37, which shows property now
aIUpear-in_p on the rolls as fo7 lows
a
Sec . Blk. Lot O�Iner Land iT_r, Total
C 17 iA, %Ay 2r,5 C'ir'iu R, _>elly i;: Ors. 1rUS ® ^i=-0,,000 ?2, 500 `.k112, 500
9
be corrected- as follows in accordance with the
-orovi Sioris of subdivision 5 o_-F' Section 3-3-
Sec . Blk. Lot 0-vner Land irap. Total
6 17 1A, 24-, Ori e R. t ell- z Ors . Trus. 52,8,000 S'' 36, 250 ?r64 250
2CJ3A, 4A " 12,000 36,250 48, 250
r''.j-'-Mi` RL'SOL1li:L, t.'g-at the assessment roil for the --ear
1936, taxes Cf 19 /, which shoLV5 p- crt 7o5V arp ear ing
on the rolls as follows-
See. 311k. Lot Owner Lana. Im;o. 'Total
1 SO 1 to 5 Lai" Leone ^-,000 - E4 000
to 13
Otivner
Land
IYrna
Total
Beulah
__. Harris
5, 200
s,' 6,00
11 200
FJRTFER RESOLVED, that the assessment roll for the
gear, 1936, taxes of 10,37, which shows property now
aIUpear-in_p on the rolls as fo7 lows
a
Sec . Blk. Lot O�Iner Land iT_r, Total
C 17 iA, %Ay 2r,5 C'ir'iu R, _>elly i;: Ors. 1rUS ® ^i=-0,,000 ?2, 500 `.k112, 500
9
be corrected- as follows in accordance with the
-orovi Sioris of subdivision 5 o_-F' Section 3-3-
Sec . Blk. Lot 0-vner Land irap. Total
6 17 1A, 24-, Ori e R. t ell- z Ors . Trus. 52,8,000 S'' 36, 250 ?r64 250
2CJ3A, 4A " 12,000 36,250 48, 250
r''.j-'-Mi` RL'SOL1li:L, t.'g-at the assessment roil for the --ear
1936, taxes Cf 19 /, which shoLV5 p- crt 7o5V arp ear ing
on the rolls as follows-
See. 311k. Lot Owner Lana. Im;o. 'Total
1 SO 1 to 5 Lai" Leone ^-,000 - E4 000
to 13
303
be corrected as follows, in accordance with the
provisions of S-G_J C-ivjsJo 'i C of iSe Ctior 33:
Sec, 311C. Lot Owner Land. Irn Total
l SO 1 to 5 Luigi Leone a2;000 - 2 000
1 SO 9 to 13 2,000 2, 000
F'?Ri.i1�R RESOLVED, that the assessr!ent roll io-r' "tree
year 1936, taxes of 1937, which sho-,-is 01-07ert7 now
arnpea.rinS on the rolls as follows,
Seca L11_-ra Let 0 ,'„ner Land. Imp. i'otal
2 13 11 tp 13 ?at-rick art '1J 0, '700 `,,3p000 ; 9,'700
22 to 2'7
be corrected as follows, in accordance ✓ith the
pro vi 8lCi!S OT' SlCOdi Vision of Section J3-
Secs 311_. LO"t G mer Land 1rm. _ot-a1
2 13 11 to 13 Patrick Lo arty v !:i 500 - 500
J v6-; `q�-s'
2 13 22 to 27 " 5, 200 .?3, 000 9, 200
F U'TI li F.LSOL-7 D, that the arse Ssn.en't roll for t'_'i.e
year 1936, taxes of 1937, vv'-J_-_h sho�Ns mope_°ty now
an1:)earin on the ro11s as follows-
Sec . 311:; Lot 0 -er Land imc. Total
o. 78 v a Thomas Cz it=el o t. r1 ;0, 000 ;7 200 11_0 200
be co rre c 8d as 1 11ov,S, in ac COrd`S-ce tFith the
"3.'CVi8ions Of SU-bdivision 5 of Section 33;
See. 31k Lot 0,Finer -and Irn"o® Total
8 78 3 Tio!nas au eamD J, 1; 500 ^l 200 42
S 7 23 4 500 6,000 7 500
-UHT HER R s:OT-.d' :D that -tl-Je assessment ro l _or "ne
'Teas 1956, takes C' 37 p d°ahich s o -?S ',v o ,ie 'Ll novv
aD-.Deal'in.r; On uhB rolls as follovTs-
tec. 1,0 t 0 wn er !.,a,d 11TCp, Iota1
5 10 iJ GO 20 , ?. _ o Jah=rl ���2, 050 , J,"'CG yyb,OGU
b0 C^vr r'e Ct ed as IC'1i O?^iSy in a.CCO�'d.anCe v,,ith 1e
i-31 Si Gals J_ S-Lfid_Vi Sion 1 O Sec Lion. 33.
Sec, 311 . Lot 0-vu"1er, Land Tr»i7> Total
15 i8 to 20 _.. , Jahn 2 250 C00 5, 250
7UiL1_=H HZSDL7j t'r,a'I -,'le assessment "_,oll fC-- the
car 19. 6, to es 193 °:T13 1- Sl o , prc,? ty aevr
a.poeari_ on 'the rolls a.s 2o11o,^ so
ScC. 5 i'!'> - 0"t 'O`ATnel' Banc: �fi;p® 1'Ctal
2 S Yl0t AA Feriil!10re CCO_Oe l' Est . Inc. `;rGG1000 pji40,0170
be corrected. as follows in accordance v^rith the
prov. siCns of subdivision 5 of SeCuion 33°
Llr. n 'ri 1r._-�, TOtai
L_t 0 "ner Land-
2 8 Plot AA Fenimore Cooper E'st< Inc, ;35,000 ';35,000
2 51aA 14.aR LdAr:i-n Richard 5,000 5;000
5_VJ
The Town Attorney reported on behalf of the Assessor and
the Comptroller le- on the matter of taxes on section _, Sloc], 55,
Lot i" to 43 inclusive and Lots 99 _O and _i '-_, owned b ._ ., Norman
McIlashlan, which matte`' had been referred to t-'_lean at the meeting on
February 17, 1937. He stated that the assessor and the Coma'trol ler
recommended that the cony- oni e sted ,�, the Receive Taxes
__. _^..is letter dated February -O, 1037,� e accepted, namely, that the
Town _ elee7 these liens from the .3on..eC `unici _cal Corporation, the
_J1d„Pti thereof, and that no. 'trL
aSral pay t0 the Bonded 7"iuni.,lpa.l
Corporation she tot ._ a'nount of the costs incurred to date in connec-
tion `'1t._ the foreclosure proceedings instituted by said corporation,
together with accrued interest.
The
Town Attorney stated tiat he approved of ,ear recommen-
dation.
in by _ . Bates, seconded by Sr. Brennan, it was
i1ppcn roll call unanimously
ESOLVEi', that on the recommendation o_ the Town
Attorney the Town redeem from the Bonded Yunicipal
Coi"'.[_orat_o;._ tax liens held by said corporation as
1 ollow s
ironert Year of Sale Amount of Lien
Sec _, Blk. 55,
Lots 1B to 4B, inc.
--r' Vs 9, 10 and 111
1930
G32
1932
Grand Total
30. ✓O each
32..73
24.74
323. 74
proviled that Tr. fJor an Su. ',-lasha °' pay to saV
Bonded. 'i rich al Corporation the total amount of
the costs incurred to date by said corporation,
together with assured interest .
The Supervisor discussed informally with the Ward the
matter of providinz additional parking s;iace in the neighborhood
of the apartment Mases near the La.lchmo'_1t station.
At 11: 55 P. H. the Board unanimously resolved to adjourn.