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REGULAR i1�"�'t�lil�u 0_ Yw
TO V17 OF i; yi1AR01 Cri N. Y.
HELD SLILY 7, 1937
At the Town Offices, 158 Driest Boston Post Road, 10'amaroneck, IT. Y.
8025 P . 111.
The meeting was called to order by Supervisor I;icCulloch at
Present ! Supervisor :McCulloch
Councilmen Bates, Brennan, Griffin, i,Meginniss
Absent : none
The _presence was also noted of Town Clerk !UIarvin, Town
Attorney Delius, assessor Smith Public Welfare Officer DeVinne,
Sucerintendent of Sewers Corwin and Assistant Attorney Sch,lrartzreich.
The minutes of the meetings of June 16 and June 28 were
approved as printed.
The regular order of business was suspended in order to
hear those persons .^.Mho desired to address the Board.
Public Welfare Officer DeVinne addressed the Board to
present a letter dated Jule- 7 , 1937, in which he notified. the Board
that 'drs . Katherine Westwood., the Case 'JGork Supervisor of t'r_e Public
elfare Depart=went resigned her position a. s of Juir l5, 1937, to
take a position with the Southern Tier Children ' s Home in Elmira,
Mew York, and that 'miss Frances Eaton, Case GVorl,�er, also resigned her
position as of July, 15, 1937, to accept a position with the Children' s
Board in Wash.ington, D. C. He recomsaended that Ers. Itiiyra K. ideLUnann
be appointed as the Case ':fork Supervisor, Grade B, on a ter.porary basis
at a salary of ; 1, 800 a year.
On motion by ?1ir. Griffin, seconded by dr. Bates it was
un.anirlou sly
R SOLVED that on the -recommendation of the Public
Welfare ')fficer 1, rs. 'zTvra K. 1?euiaann be and she
hereby is appointed Case �.Vork Supervisor, Grade 3,
on a ternporarr basis at a salary at the rate of
' 1,800 a year, effective July 15, 1937.
Mr. DeVinne orally recor.mended to the Board that Miss
Frances Qu.inlivan, an Investi',ator in his department, be promoted
to the position of Case Worker to fill the vacancy created by the
resignation of I.Iiss Eaton at a salary at the rate of 500 a year.
On motion by qtr. Griffin, seconded by -.1r. Bates, it was
unanimously
RESOL'TEID, that on t-ie recorrmendation of the Public
Welfare Officer Liss Frances Cluinlivan, an Investigator
in the Public ;Gel fare Department, be ;ororaoted to the
position of Case ';Vbrker to fill the vacancy created
by the resignation of hiss Frances Haton at a salary
at the rate of s' 1 500 a year, effective July 15, 1937 .
Mlir. DeVinne informed the Board that the 11 . P. A. office
in a,Thite Plains is closing and will be moved to Albany.
The Supervisor cor2mented on the fact that he had rec,uested
of the +'?. P. A. the nurn2ber of those raerl from y!amaronecl: who are
employed by it and that he had. been refused this information. re
said that if Gne Town does not lkno>,ir how many Mam.aronecl-: men are
employed. by ?"+'. P. A. , it is e-trernely difficult for the Tot'rn to b-adget
its Welfare expenses.
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Mr. lriffin retorted on the monthly welfare report which
shows 222 cases on the relief rolls for the month of June as against
246 for the month of /,lay at a cost in June of 19,022. 04 compared
vith a cost in /:Tay of E€; 3 469.31. i�r. LeViline explained that the
increase in expenses compared viith. the decrease in the nu,nber of cases
handled was due to the calendar i7hiclh shows more "pay days '! in June
than in 'iaV.
uT.r. Gilbert Herenda. of Larchmont addressed the Board to
_ request the construction of a street and the installation of sewer
and vater mains at the dead_ end "stub ' of dgezood. Avenue, running
westerly from Judson Street.
Ii!r. Corwin, Sewer Superintendent, stated- that the cost
of the sewer alone would be about The matter was referred
to Y; r. rates for investigation and reporc .
The 3oard thereupon j;vent into executive session. it
discussed with ideal R. Andrews and ?eter N. Rathvon of Edgewater
point matters concerning certain lots on the Point, on c;,,hich there
are ccnsiderable tax arrears .
At the conclusion of the executive session the regular
order, of business was resluned.
The Supervisor stated that he had bee: requested. by Fire
Chief LeVino to give permission to the Fire Department to send one
piece of apparatus to a firemanic gathering at Hastings and that he
had done so . He requested that the Town Board approve of his action.
The Board- unanimously ratified, approved and confirmed the action
of the Supervisor as stated above.
A letter dated. June 23, 1937, was received from jje� er
Kurz 'thanking the Board for the erection of a ''Dead :End-'' street
sign at the entrace to Woody Lane. The letter v-Tas ordered filed.
The Suoervisor presented a letter dated D-lay 3, 1937/, from
Frank A. Doivnes . Chairman of the 3oard of Park Commissioners of
Park District No . 1, submitting his resignation as Chairman and
member of said Board, because he was moving to Connecticut.
On motion duly made and seconded it was unanimously
RESOLVE-- that th.e resignation of Frank A . Downes
as Chairman and member of the Board of Park Com-
missioners of Park Nistr; ct No. 1 be and it hereby
is accepted with regret; and be it
FTR7HE 4 S!]1; T D that the Cler_%, write .,o ::Ir. Donnes
expressing the ap_�recia-tion of the Board for his
splendid 1.Dubuc service and the Board' s regret at
his moving away From the Town.
A petition dated July 7, 1937, was received from the
Assessor requesting the correction of the assessment roll for 1936
ta__ of 1937, as more fully set forth below, in order to permit the
apportionment of takes.
On eaotion by '„lr. Griffin seconded- by i�Ir. Hates, it was
unanimousl,r
R1'SGLUED nEi; 'AS the 1,ssessor ':.a.s presented a
I
dated July 7, 193'7, for the correction
of the assessment roll for the Veal' 1936, ta`: of
1937 , pursuant to the provisions of Secdion 33 of
Chapter i0� of the Lavvs of 1910 as amended kno rrn
as tl;e lirestchester County Ta.;: pct; anc!
'di EREAS, after due cons _deration this Board finds
it desirable to -rant said petition for the
correction of said assessment roll;
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37 IT
-
be corrected as follows, in accordance -with the
provisions of subdivision 5 of Section 33s
Sec.
B11c.
RESOLVED,
that the assessment roll
for the
year
Total
1936 tax
o° 1937 -nvh?c shoves -o roperu-
scow
Colre_ Realty Co.
2;;43050
8, 500
12 550
appearing
on th_e rolls as follo�^�s -
7, 8
Carl A. Gugliel;"ao
1, 600
Sec.
331"c.
Lot
Owner-
Land
Ii: o,
Total
1
28
31 'co 36
Lill'ia-n tellanse
1,800
s3, 000
` 4,800
new
be corrected
as follows, in accordance
with
the
provisions
of subdivision 5 of Section
33-
0wcaer
Land
Sec.
Blk.
Lot
,,wner
Land_
Imp.
Total
1
28
31 to 34
Lillian Eollanse
`?1, 200
,3 000
4, 200
1
28
35, 36
IIfary Weber
600
600
as - 3110VT8, in accordance
,with
the
provisions
of subdivision 5 of Section 330
FUR RES-
117TED that the assessment
roll
for the
Owner
Land
Ii;1
year 1936,
tan of 1937, which. shows
property
norr
SA
25, 26
Fenimore Cooper Est. Inc.
ap_oearin3
on the roils as follows-
,i5 BOO
2
8A
Sec.
Blk.
Lot
Owner
Land
IrI
Total
2
21
1 to 8
Colrex Realty Co.
105 650 '8
500
`'14 i 50
-
be corrected as follows, in accordance -with the
provisions of subdivision 5 of Section 33s
Sec.
B11c.
Lot
Owner
Land
Imn,
Total
2
21
1 to 6
Colre_ Realty Co.
2;;43050
8, 500
12 550
2
21
7, 8
Carl A. Gugliel;"ao
1, 600
1,600
FURTHER RESOLVED
that the a.ssessinent
roll
for the
year 1936,
3
tax of 1937, which shows
property
new
appearin7
on the rolls as follows:
Sec.
311c.
Lot
0wcaer
Land
ling.
Total
2
8A
25526527
Fer ' ore Cooper Est. Inc.
`';>8, 800
-
8 300
be correcte%
as - 3110VT8, in accordance
,with
the
provisions
of subdivision 5 of Section 330
Sec,
Blk.
Lot
Owner
Land
Ii;1
Total
2
SA
25, 26
Fenimore Cooper Est. Inc.
",')5, 800
-
,i5 BOO
2
8A
27
,c iP
3,000
3,000
rURTE]R RESOLVED,
that the assessment
roll
for the
year 1936,
tax of 1937, which shows
property
now
appearin^-
on the -rolls as follows-
Sec.
Blk.
Lot
Owner
Land
h-
Total
2
22
7 to 15
Jay R. Teichner
x;8,400
-
400
be corrected
as Follows, in accordance
with
the
provisions
of subdivision 5 of Section 33;
Sec .
31k.
Lot
Owner
Land
Irnn.
Total
2
22
7P8, 1 B
Jay H. Teichner
?E2, 000
5i�2, 000
2
22
9A to 11A
123 to 15B
r r
2,400
2, 400
2
22
1IB,12A to
J. Iaax "Weisser L 'l:i,
45000
4,000
15A
7U!HT3=FR RESOLVED,
that the assessment roll
for the
year 1936,
tali of 1937, wwhich shows
property
now
appearing
on the rolls as follows:
Sec.
Blk.
Lot
Owner
Land
Land
Iran.
Total
4
9
-
S:Telbourne-Halstead
.Bldg.
Co . c„8,000
:„2,000
`';,10,000
be
be
corrected as follors,
in accordance
with
the
provisions
of subdivision 5
provisions of
provisions
of subdivision
5 of
Section 33:
Sec.
Bllk.
Sec.
:61k.
Lot
Owner
Total
Land
Ira .
Total
4
9
-
iaielbourne-Halstead
Bldg.
Co. y,6, 250
-
6, 250
4
9
1
Dora Gu`,lielmo
5 000
1, 750
85
3, 750
" "
�` " 2, 250
2, 250
%`,2, 000
FURT�'R RESOLVED, that the assessment roll for the
year 1936, tax of 1937, which shows property now
appearin” on the rolls as follows
Sec. Blk. Lot Omrner Land
9 15 8 to 11 Fred P. 3oeh[n (>s w. E; 10, 300 -
be corrected as follows, in accordance vaith the
provisions of subdivision 5 of Section 33:
Sec. Blk. Lot Owner Land Imp.
9 15 8, 9, 10A Larchmont Fed, S/L Assn. j 8, 200 -
ll
9 15 103, 11B Fred F. Boehm & W. 2, 100
FURTHER HESDLVED, that the assessment roll for U're
year 1936, tax of 1937, which shows property now
a:opearing on the rolls as follows:
Total
:lop 300
Total
8, 200
2,100
Sec.
Blk.
Lot
Owner
Land
Sm p.
Total
9
85
16 to 23aVest' r
T . & T .
Go . in Liq. °p13 250
11 ; 13
250
be
be corrected as
follows,
in accordance with
the
provisions
of subdivision 5
provisions of
s--.abd.ivision
5 of Section 33:
31ia.
Lot
Sec.
Bllk.
Lot
Owner
Land
Imp.
Total
93
39
9
85
16 to 19 West' r
T . c T.
Coin Lia. S, 65000
-
4ji 65000
9
85
20, 21, 22 if
if it
N it 5,000
5 000
9
85
23 ”
" "
�` " 2, 250
2, 250
FURTEEER RESOLVED, that the assessment roll for the
year 1936, tax of 1937, which shows property now
a.poearing on the rolls as follows:
Sec.
Blk.
Lot
Owner
Land_ Imo
Total
9
93
3
Prentiss Gray
`;)49, 500 -
8;>49' 500
be
corrected as follows, in
accordance with the
provisions
of subdivision 5
of Section 33.
Sec.
31ia.
Lot
Owner
Land lrep.
Total
9
93
39
Helen H. Scholle
"1,47p700
$47117/00
9
93
3B
Rosalie 'v. 'r_endricks
13800
1, 800
FURTHER RESC'L`JED, that the assessment roll for the
year 1936, tax of 193'7, whicla shows property
now appearing on the -rolls as fo11owa -
ec. 131k. Lot Owner Land Imp. Total
2 8A 61, 61A, 62 Fenimore Cooper Est. � 4, 000 - �1_3 43000
N
be corrected as follows, in accordance with the
provisions of subdivision 5 of Section 33;
Sec. Blk. Lot Owner Land Imti. Total
2 8A 61 Fenimore Cooper Est . x2, 000 - S:"2 000
2 8A 61A, 62 Fenimore Cooper 'Est. 2,000 2,000
FJRTHEit RESOL'IFD, that the assessment roll for
the year 1936, tan of 1937, which shows property
now appearing on the rolls as follows-
Sec. Blk. Lot 10 e Land Irn . Total
2 38 10,11 Harvey D. Symonds X9, 500 `'11, 000 X20,500
39 to 46
be corrected as follows, in accordance with the
provisions of subdivision 5 of Section 33a
Sec . elk. Lot Owner Land Imp. Total
2 38 10111 Harvey D. Symonds p6, 650 fi11,000 .'x17, 650
39 to 43
2 38 44545, 46 29850 2,850
F7RTII'ER RESOLVED, that the assessment roll for
the year 1936, tan of 1937 -:which shows property
now ajDpearing on the rolls as follows„
Sec.
Blk.
Lot
Ov,ner
Land Imp.
'Total
1
57
28
to 33 George '4. Burton
&43500 -
?45500
be
corrected as follol:vs, in
accordance viith the
provisions
of subdivision 5
of Section 33a
Sec.
Blk.
Lot
Owner
land Imp_
Total
1
57
28
to 31 George V1. Burton
` 3,000 -
1;;3, 000
1
57
32, 33
" N "
13500
15500
Two letters each dated June 25, 1937, were received from
Anthony A. Russo, Secretary of the Larchmont Gardens Association,
requestin_ that the Board take action to consider the removal of
limbs of trees and shrubs that overhang and obstruct the sidelwal'_rs
of Larc'nmont Gardens to the annoyance of pedestrians and that create
traffic hazards at certain corners in the Gardens .
The letters were referred to Ter. Griffin.to take up with
the Park Cor2aission.
The report of the Building inspector for the month of
June vvas received and filed.
The report of the 6uelfare Department for the month of
June was received and filed.
The re-oo-rt of the -Down Clerk for the month of June was
received and filed.
The relcort of the Receiver of Ta es and Assessments for
the month of June vras received and filed.
At 9: 50 P. J.4. the Board unanimously resolved to adjourn.
Town Clerk