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SPECIAL n -IETING OF THE TOWN BOARD
TOVVN OF MAMJLRONECK, N. Y.
:ELD AUGUST 21, 1937
At the mown Offices, 158 West Boston Post Road, Mamaroneck, N. Y.
The meeting was called to order by Supervisor McCulloch
at 11: 05 A. 1,.
Present: Supervisor McCulloch
Councilmen Bates, Brennan, Griffin, !Aeginniss
Absent: None
The presence was also noted of Town Clerk Marvin, Town
Attorney Delius and Comptroller Luceno.
Mr. Neal R. Andrews and Hon. Ralph A. Gamble, President
and Treasurer, respectively, of a corporation known as Satan's
Toe; Inc., addressed the Board concerning a proposed compromise
of certain tax arrears on property located on Edgewater Point, which
matter has been heretofore considered by the Board.
The Town Attorney explained to the Board the proposed
compromise of these back taxes and recommended its approval.
On motion by Mr. Bates, seconded by Mr. Brennan, it was
upon roll call unanimously
RESOLSIED, WHEREAS the Town of Mamaroneck heretofore
acquired certain tax liens at the tax sales held on
May 27th, 1931, May 25th, 1932, June 14th,
1933, May 23rd, 1934, June 19th, 1935, Tv --Tay 27th, 1936
and May 26th, 1937, respectively, which represented the
State, Town, County and School district taxes for the
years , 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935 and 1936,
covering certain lots or parcels of land on what is
commonly known as Edgewater Point in the Village and
Town of Mamaroneck and which are described on the assess-
ment map of the Town of Mamaroneck as Section 9, Block 105,
Lots l to 24 inclusive, 70A,71,72573,76 to 86 inclusive,
86A587187A and 88 to 111 inclusive, all of which lots are
now or were recently owned by Leewood Shaw; and
WHEPREAS heretofore and on or about the 11th day of
September, 1934, the Town of Mamaroneck commenced
proceedings to foreclose the tax liens upon the afore-
said lots and certain other lots then owned by Leewood-
Shaw, which actions were to foreclose the tax liens
acquired by the Town in the years 1931, 1932, 1933 and
1934; and
V=REAS the proceeding to foreclose the tax liens
acquired by the 'Town in the year 1934 terminated in
a judgment and a referee's sale pursuant to such
judgment, at which sale the referee sold to the Town
of P,iamaroneck, Lots 4,5,6;7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,
17,18,23 and 24 in Block 105, Section 9 but the referee
has to this date not delivered his deed for such lots
to the Town of Mamaroneck (the remaining lots included
in the proceeding to foreclose the liens acquired in
the year 1934 having been redeemed- prior to the sale
thereof by the referee); and
WHEREAS there are still pending, proceedings to
foreclose the liens on all of the aforesaid several
lots acquired by the Town of Mamaroneck in the years
1931,1932 and 1933 and no judgment of foreclosure and
sale has been entered in such proceedings; and
NBEREAS heretofore and on or about the 30Th day of
September, 1936, two writs of certiorari were issued
upon the petitions of Leewood Shaw and Neal R. Andrews
respectively, pursuant to orders entered by ➢r. Justice
Frederick P. Close of the Supreme Court on the same
day and which writs are to review the assessment for
the year 1936 (for 1937 taxes) on the following parcels
or lots among others upon the assessment map of the
Town of Mamaroneck
V'FHE'REAS there has been incorporated a corporation
known as Satan's Toe, Inc. which has obtained a con-
tract from Leervood Shaw to acquire all lots on Edge-
water Point still owned by her, which corporation
has been organized and financed by tax payers and
owners of property on Edgewater Point and which cor-
poration has made an offer to the Town to pay in
settlement and compromise of the tax liens now owned
by the Town upon all of the several lots or parcels
above mentioned, a sum of money approximating
029,711.069 which, however, is to include also the
1937 State, Town and Countv taxes upon the several
lots or parcels above mentioned upon the following
assessed valuations for the aforesaid several lots
or parcels:
Section
Block_
Lots
Assessed Value
1,
9
105
4 to 24 incl.
$1679250
2.
9
105
70A,71072,73
26;500
3.
9
105
76 to 79 incl.
233500
4
9
105
80 to 84 incl.
19,500
5.
9
105
85386186A,87,87A
61600
6.
9
105
86 to 99A incl.
292500
7.
9
105
100 to 111A incl.
29$00
8.
9
105
112,3
205500
9.
9
105
99B
750
10.
9
105
111B
750
to which
writs,
returns were filed by the
respondents,
Assessor
and Board
of
Review of the Town
of Mamaro-
neck,
on or about
the
16th day of November,
1936,
and no
further
proceedings have been had
therein;
and
V'FHE'REAS there has been incorporated a corporation
known as Satan's Toe, Inc. which has obtained a con-
tract from Leervood Shaw to acquire all lots on Edge-
water Point still owned by her, which corporation
has been organized and financed by tax payers and
owners of property on Edgewater Point and which cor-
poration has made an offer to the Town to pay in
settlement and compromise of the tax liens now owned
by the Town upon all of the several lots or parcels
above mentioned, a sum of money approximating
029,711.069 which, however, is to include also the
1937 State, Town and Countv taxes upon the several
lots or parcels above mentioned upon the following
assessed valuations for the aforesaid several lots
or parcels:
A EREAS this Board considers that it is for the
best interest of the Town to accept the compromise
payment as aforesaid and the Village of Mamaroneck
is willing to make a similar adjustment and compromise
of its tax liens and/or taxes upon the same lots
or
parcels of property; and
Y=REAS the Board is further willing to settle the
certiorari proceedings for the 1937 taxes based upon
the assessment of 1936 upon the basis of a reduced
valuation as hereinabove stated, providing the said
Town and County taxes are paid in full with penalties
and interest upon the amount as thus reduced,
Section
Block
Lots Assessed Value
1.
9
105
4 to 24 incl.
$845750
2.
9
105
704.171,72573
12,250
3.
9
105
76 to 79 incl.
159000
4.
9
105
80 to 84 incl.
11,450
5•
9
105
85,86,86A,87,87A
29400
6.
9
105
88 to 994. incl.
24 000
7.
9
105
100 to 111A
24,000
S.
9
105
1,2,3
13P250
9.
9
105
99B
9500
10.
9
105
111B
500
and
A EREAS this Board considers that it is for the
best interest of the Town to accept the compromise
payment as aforesaid and the Village of Mamaroneck
is willing to make a similar adjustment and compromise
of its tax liens and/or taxes upon the same lots
or
parcels of property; and
Y=REAS the Board is further willing to settle the
certiorari proceedings for the 1937 taxes based upon
the assessment of 1936 upon the basis of a reduced
valuation as hereinabove stated, providing the said
Town and County taxes are paid in full with penalties
and interest upon the amount as thus reduced,
NOID, THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED that the Town Board of the Town of li(:amaroneck
accept in compromise and settlement upon the property
described as follows on the assessment map of the Town
of Mamaroneck, the following sums for the liens acquired
by the 'Town for the years hereinafter stated:
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Amount Received in Compromise
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27,
1931
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GENERAL ORDINANCES (Concluded)
ORDINANCES OF THE TOWN OF MAMARONECK, IN
Stion before,,... a justice of the
ace, be punished:. by a fine not
oeeding $50.00 .or in default of
yment of such fine by imprison-
mt not ,exceeding thirty (30)
iect un 25:
Ul'ordinances -and parts of ordi-
aces inconsistent herewith, are
'reby repealed.
Section 26:
f any section "or part of section
'paragraphAef this ordinance be
lared iiWalid or unconstitution-
t t shall nub be held to invalidate
impair the validity, .force or ef-
of any other section or sec-
ts or part of a section or para -
ph of this ordinance.
'action 27:
This ordinance,'Shall take effect
'mediately ,,after the same shall
ie been,,-&blished in accordance
h Ar*i; 9 of the Town Law.
J ORDINANCE FOR THE PRE-
VENTION OF. FIRE WI,THPN
THE TOWN -.,OF .,'1dASv"IARO-
NECK, WE$rCFmS�'i"FGR CO.,
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aEaS aad 00'Ol$
Z uollaaS ;o (U) ssolslAlpgnS I
ur poulgap sU asn9or. HaUq s aoji
:saal osuaoi
,gurmollo; all ;o: u:lIT of luau-
-find uonn 'asuaailc'gons go aousns:-
ail; 2uipaaaans lxeu Sasnuaf ago J.
bap ;su g all usgl salol ;c�b
oucil,s. ao; eaio;_ ul_ anulluoa lirµ_,
the occurrence of the same. Such
report shall be in such form as
shall be prescribed by the yChieP of
the Fire De a}tt;""b,`nfl shalt
contai statement of all facts
relating to the cause, origin and
circumstances of such fire, and ex
tent of the damage thereof,...an`d !
the insurance upon such. -property,
and such other information as may f
be required by tie Chief of the
Fire Department. ;
Section 6. Town �&Ittorney To As-
sist: The Town Attor'hay,, upon re -i
quest of the Inspector sha$—assist
the Inspector in the investigation of
any fire which, in the Inspector's
opinion, is of suspicious origin.
Section 7. Fire Drills in Schools:
The Chief of the Fire Department
shall require teachers of public,
private and parochial schools and.,
educational institutions to have one
fire drill each month.
Section 6. School Doors to be kept
Unlocked: - The Chief of the Fire
Department shall give instructions
that all doors and exits in,ptiblic,
private and parochial schools and
other educational institutions be
kept unlockedduring school hours,
and to require the janitor in charge
Of any such public, private or par-
ochial school or educational insti-
tution, while the same is being
used for assemblages of any kind,
to keep all doors and'- exits un-
locked.
Section 9. Record of Fires -To Be
Maintained: The Chief of the Fire
Department shall keep in his of-
fice a record of all fires and of all
the facts concerning the same, in-
cluding statistics as to the extent
of such fires and the damage
caused thereby, and whether such
losses were covered by insurance,
and, if so, in what amount. Such
record shall be made at least once
each week from the reports made
by the Inspectpr under the provi-
sions of this ordinance. All such
records shall be public.
Section 10. Annual Report of In-
spector; The annual report of the
Inspector shall be made on or be-
fore the first day of February and
transmitted to the Supervisor; it
shall contain all proceedings under
this ordinance, with such statistics
as the Chief of the Fire Depart-
ment may desire to include there-
in; the Chief of the Fire Depart-
ment shall also recommend any
amendments to this ordinance
which, in his judgment, shall be
desirable.
ARTICLE II
Permits
,Section 11: The Town Board upon
recommendation of the Council of
the Fire Department, may =.from
time to time specify any materials,
processes or occupations and trades -
which shall require permits. A list
of such materials, processes or oc-
cupations and trades shall be post-
ed in a conspicuous place in the
office of the Town Clerk and in
the office of the Chief of the Fire
Department and the Inspector shall
maintain in his office details and
descriptive drawings showing ap-
proved and expert methods of sort-
ing, handling and protecting such
materials as shall be deemed to re-
quire a permit.
Section 12. Meaning of "Permit":
"Permit", when used in this ordi-
nance, is the written authority of
the Inspector, issued pursuant' to
this ordinance, to have, keep, store,
heated gasses that the resultant
gaseous pressures are capable of
prodyei+y destructive effects on
contiguous objects`'r of destroying
life or limb,,, shall not include
the articles classed as "fireworks"
in Section 27 of this ordinance.
Section 20. Permits Required for
Explosives: It is prohibited for
any person to manufacture, keep,
have, use, store, sell, offer for sale,
or give away for transport any ex-
plosives, except under permit there-
for, and when a permit is granted
for transporting explosives such
permit may prescribe conditions
under which the same shall be
transported.
Section 21. Permits Required for
Blasting: No_ person shall blast or
carry on any blasting operations
without .;.first having obtained a
permitfrom the Building Inspec-
Section22: Application for Oblast-
ing permit must be made in dupli-
cate to the Building Inspector in the i
manner and form prescrbedbythe
Town Board. Applicant shall fur-
nish any information required and
the application must recite the
name, residence and place of busi
ness of the applicant, the nature
of the site where the work is to
be performed and the intended;
location of the magazine and the
quantity and kind of explosives or
detonators to be kept therein, used
therefrom or to be transported to
or from said sites. If approved,
and a permit is issued, the
original application shall remain
on file. in the office of the i
Inspector and the duplicate shall
be returned to the applicant with
his license or permit. No permit
shall be issued to any applicant,'.
except on payment of a fee of j
twenty-five (25) ,Dollars for said
permit and the filing of a bond ex- I!
ecuted by a iS}irety Company au-
thorized to do:business in the State;
of New York, to be approved by
the Town- Attorney and in such
amount- as shall be deemed ade-'
quate--by the Supervisor, but in no
event shall the amount of such
bond be less than two thousand,
($2,000) dollars. All permits, un-
less revoked, shall be for a term
not exceeding one year from date
of issue. !
Section 23: Ant permit may be! i
revoked at any time by the Town:
Board.
Section 24: The transfer to or the
use of permit issued hereunderbyi,
any person other than the one to!
whom the permit has been issued
will be sufficient cause for imme-
diate revocation thereof.
Section 25: All bonds herein re-!
quired shall be conditioned for the'.
payment to the Town of Mamaro-.'I
neck, in full or in part, or to any
personentitled thereto, of any loss, I
damage or injury resulting to per-
sons or property by reason of the
use, storage, sale, giving away orl
transportation .. of said explosives,'
and for the strict and full compli-
ance with the provisions hereof,
and with such other regulations)
pertaining ,to explosives as may;
hereafter ]ie lawfully made and en-
acted.
Section 26: The transportation,'..,
maintenance and guarding of any
explosives or magazines under any',
license granted by the Inspector,
shall be subject to his orders and
directions. Anv person operating
under a permit must be qualified
Yerious to tree.�ora]
come into contact.w:
surrounding the root,
shrub or plant, in any
manner as shall kill (
injure such tree all,,
Section 3: Rubbish
Material
No perso
ant life, to roadways thereof,
h the soilI cycle, scooter,
of any tree,f other vehicle of
)ark, in such l soever other tha
q destroy or , wheel chairs, and
1, or plant. designed exclusive
and Refuse I Portation of infa
abled
any bicycle, tri
roller skates o
any' nature the,
destroy
baby carriages,
similar vehicles
ly for the trans-
its and of dis-
n shall thrpw, cast or Section 20 parhingn;,ehioles
lay, or direct, suffer or permit any No person -shall- park a motor -
servant, a ent„I employee, nor per- cycle, automobile or nor§e-drawn
son in his or her charge, to throw, vehicle in any park, excorb within
cast or lay any ashes, offal grass, I such areas as the Board of Park
leaves, vegeESbles, garbage,' dross, Commissioners
cinders, shells, straw shavings, cretion,
may III their dis-
per, dirt, filth, refuse, rubbish nate and tore time to"time desig-
` code shall issue permits repu�ern:
for blasting pursuant to this
r nance and except that the ,uae
Board may, if there be no in,�ql be ;0
appointed by the Chief of th fu)oq
Department or in the abse I beD°0
I such inspector„confer ups S
building inspector appointed', ar!z3s
ant to the by lding code, thl leiam
of issuing 5nch permits. afluo
Section Inspection o£ Pres, st2ul
The Chie of thea.,Iire Depar! 30
and/or t e �,Irr}pe,tor may,
reasonable"fiours, '%enter any
Ing or Premises
p+within the
bottles, cans, abandoned automo-(pose and then I Set apart for such corporated par of the T
biles or y:, at such times, I Mamaroneck oor the purp
parts thereof,' or any ma- in such manner, and subject to making any nspeetion, or i
serial or substance whatsoever inlsuch regulations ;;; as said Board
any Park or in any,.waters therein, ma• direct Kation whicJi, under the Pro
or on the lawns, - J and determine. No I of this ordinance, they or eitl
roads, Paths, walks, Person shall park„ place or leave I may +deem necessary
drives, oProces ons; arkways tDrills,• [chair hereof. j any bicycle, tricycle scooter, wheel J deem'
4. "1 us Conal
Section 9:
Music Ihicle oraan by carriage or similar ve-i To Be Reported Wlieneve
No parade drill or maneuver soever on any bfoo{ or thing what -(Chief of the Fire Depaitment'
Of any kind shall be conducted, I steps or other lace de.PathFwalk, or ianed for or on ran a71 find i il—y buil
nor shall any person'- la p
_.P y upon a f the use of pedestrians in any park I o P Y preen 1W, comb
flag, banner,musical instrument or display any I or in any place where Psuch object arca explosive
smyat,d
attter �brr�da of
ard, nor shalltaanet, jSign or plat- I F Pent or could obstract or inter- I necessary Secion of
Procession form or: civic
in an r of p de trians ree theren safe passage paper, boxes,ings, ox•
Park, without a - e Section 21: public Mae]; Stands j witiich is f SO
Permit from the mmaterials,Boaz•d ofpark Commissioners. No vehicle as to ell
Section 10: Public bleetin or park for lyre shall stand ger pro ert
No person shall`lture, stand, or plat
public meetings
ceremony or makdress or haranguwithout a permit
of Park Commissi
Section 11: per
Exhibitions, etc.
No person shall
offer for sale anyt
in any park excep
the Board of park
Section 12: post
cards; Distributin
lars or Pamphlets
No person shall p
or leave any bill or
or other paper istructure, autemobipost, railing, bench
or thing within any
any Park street, no
mark, draw, or affix
stance or materithereon or therein,ment, notice or exho
other writing, dray✓'ing of any kind whaunder a permit of
Park Commissioners.
son shall distributecast about any card,Phlet or other printother property or mnature whatsoever,park or on any park
Section 13: BasebGames
No person h
gs within any park. except I structione { ya' shall findi.
erect any strut- in such places as May or on fire See
form or '� to time
be Y from time j stairs, ha]Iwa's�. passageways, dl
hold any a art designated end set or windows, gable to interfere r
or perform any p b - the Board of Park Com- I the operations of the Fire Dep
e any speech, ad- missioners as a stand fou public I ment or egr'"-
hacks and
a tl3o
ca A
tbiIIl
o� linq
di b¢baz
u N9.ml
f teDlun
ere an
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tb b
are ;;ul
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7
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In any park I automobrles; and no case o 'tee&-., f occupants ik,,Jla
from the Board I owner, driver, or attendant°° -of such I same to the Buedr II report thpua;'
oners. a vehicle shall solicit passengers I Whenever the Chiu ofptheoFiri ,1s2
mit_ for Sales, therefor within any park, except at Department or the Ipspector sha,
bye the ee or Boardof places so designated i find anY building. o} other strue
exhibit, sell or sioners. Parka Commis- I tu.re, which, for w
hing- whatsoever lack of sufficient fent of repairs
Section 22; #, escapes, all
t c permit of i No person, I tomatic or other �6re alarm appaLollo;
Commissioners.; o °t fe Pt than
members i mens ratus or fire ext', guishing equip ;o
f the Board a Commis or by reasaa'ihr of age or dilapa
mg Bills: or Pla-'sioners, employees If the Park De I rdated condition ter firom an•
g Cards; Circa- partment in the .r othe 8
j their duties, performance of i cause;,.is espec' IIy liable to fire, o
ost, affix, lace and other personthe s m lis dangerous the safety of such
placard, otice, lawful businesson h with the Park Def building Pan theereofructure or t ,g
n or .upon any, Pertinent shall enter e ( the occu
le, tree, fence, so situatedrf r which i
shop, store room Y garage, , as to endanger othe'C ISV
rock, article or or other building Property or3the occupants of othe
enclosure devoted exclusively to Property, h8 or they shall repor
with a nw rte, greenter k a or Upon of the �any flower I But dingepartment Such nInspec. 9nditions to th
with any sub- or garden in an
al whatsover, I Y Park or enter in Section a`. Ynvestigdtion of Fires
any advertise- or upon any lawn or other portion I The Inspector shall investigate th,
rtation or an of any park the use of ,which may cause, origin and circumstance o
Y from time to time be restricted or every fire occurring in the Towi
drawl or mark- prohibited by the Board of park of Mamaroneck Outside of moor
tsoever, except I Commissioners;
the Board of I ertheless, that in Rth PROVIDED, nev- Porated villages, x:by which prop
and no f the arty has been $estroyed or dam
Per- mentioned specially restricted I aged, and, so fo`z as possible, shat
hand out or or prohibited areas ;;the Board of determine whefher the fire
was th
circular, pam- park Commissioners shall cause result of carg'Yessness or desigr
ed matter, y signs to be conspicpousl Such investi
aterial of any or near such areas -setting forth the tions shall be begat
within any fact by the 1, for immediately upoi
street. of such restrictions or the occurre ee of such fire,
bitions. prohi- it a and i
all and other No person shall walk, ride SUSPI to7 him that such fire we
whateProver thio vehicle or object the suPireioElis origin, the Chief o
s all throw, cast, shrubbe g any hedge, Ep artment and the
catch, kick or strike with an ire- Shrubbery or planting in any park, Chief of Polio. shall a note
plement whatever Y Section 23: Custodian of Minors fled immediately" f the facts; ctl
golfball, football any baseball, No parent, Inspector shall toth
basketball, bean tan of a minorgusha lan- or orta_ diately of the a charge, imine
bag or other object. ,or play at any low u Ysical evidence
game in or upon a jg park or ark- such minor to do aay act shall notify the uncil of the Fir
way, except within such areas as hibited by the Park, ordinance. re, Department to 'rsue the invest!
the Board of Pack C he
24: n. gation of such atters, and shat
ommissioners The violation of further cooperate with th
may, in their discretion, from ?' Y of the fore- a Coune
time to time designate and set gmng rules ands regulation is of the Fire De artment in the cot
apart for such., hereby declared W be a Misdeal. lection of avid ce and in the pro;
.purpose and then nor and an erasion of th0 case. Every fir
only at such times; in such man- lasing the samehall be r
ner, and subject persons vie,- shall be reported by the Inspecto
J to such regula- a misdeameanor and shall, On coni incingowrhe tief od,athe Fir
Department
Ys aft,
z'}uesazda.t pazsaotl;na npie };-
OLST
(I 9SBd) aGoo OnTaZIfff
--• - • - - -
alar noxious, unsightly or objection- sled or held on a leash.
able material therefrom at his own Section 5: All animals, bird,
expense. land fowl may be apprehended ani
Section 4—Snow and Ice Remo- impounded and sold for costs o..
val: Every owner, lessee, tenant, keeping, proceedings and penalty
occupant or other person having .ewhen on any highway, sidewalk of
charge or control of any building public place not in compliance witl
or lot of land abutting upon any LSection 3 of this Chapter.
street or public place where the Section 6: Dogs, unless muzzle(
sidewalk is flagged concreted or or leashed as. provided in ssectim
otherwise paved or laid, shall with- 4 of this Chapter may be appre,
in 24 hours after the snow ceases handed and -impounded and sol(
to fall, remove the snow and ice for the costs of keeping, proceed
from such sidewalk so as to pro- Ings and penalty.
vide a continuous passageway. In Section 7: When a justice of th,
case the snow"and ice on the side- peace, upon written complaint ani
walk shall be frozen so hard that after a. hearing upon due notice ti
it cannot be removed without in- each owner, custodian or persox
jury to the''R@,.vement, the owner, in charge of any animal, bird m
lessee, tenant, o6auPant or other fowl shall find the noise,. damp,
person hereby chax'gad with the - age, or injury to property made b3
duty to remove the same, shall such animal, bird or fowl, '-
within the time Specified above, public. nuisance, :such animal, bhc
cause +he sidewalk to be strewn or fowl shall be forthwith imp,
with ashes, sand .and/or some other I pounded at his .direction unless the
abrasive substance and thereafter as owner , custodian or person ix
the weather shall. permit shall tho- charge shall give assurance satis.
roughlv clean said sidewalk. factory to such justice of the peat!
Section 5 --Clear Vision: All that such nuisance shall be forth
owners, tenants, and/or occupants with abated. If such assurance i'
of premises at any korner formed violated, the animal, bird or Pow,
by the intersection of highways shall be forthwith impounded.
shall within 15 days of the receipt, Section S: The-owner,custodian
from the Town Clerk of written or person in charge of any animal
notice to do so, trim, prune and if bird or fowl, which has bee,
necessary remove all hedges, brush, impounded pursuant to any Prov!
shrubs and overhanging limbs of Sion of this Chapter, shall be deem
trees or anyobstacle upon suched an offender and subject to thi
part of the premises as is specified penalty prescribed in these Ord!
In said notice, to the end that I nances.
persons driving vehicles upon
either of such intersecting high-
ways shall have an. unobstructed
VI
OF STREETS OR
HWAYS, ETC.
view across such part of said pre -1 Section 1' No person or corpc
mises to the other of said high- ration shall have the right to mak,
wave, for a distance of at least) any opening in any street or high
twenty feet from such intersection, way, including any sidewalk, ani
measured along such highway on all such openings in streets or side
which such vehicle, is traveling. walks must be made under th,
Section 6—Riots: No person supervision of the Superintenden
shall take part in,join, aid or abet of Highways and by employee.
any riotous or tumultuous assem- working under him, except a,
blage or unnecessary crowd upon hereinafter provide&.
the streets, or in the doorways., or :. Section 2: Any individual or cox
stairways adjacent thereto, 9X in or poration desiring to make or t
on any public place or highway, have made an opening in a stree
or 'alter about such places. or highway, must make written all
Section 7—Profane language: No plication for same+addressed to th:.
person shall use or engage in any Superintendent of Highways. To
profane, vulgar or obscene Jan- Superintendent of Highways sha
gage or conduct on any highway have discretion whether the npc
ublic place or in any manner, Ing shall be made by Town em -
whatever disturb, molest or liter- ployees or may be made by the
rupt, or aid in disturlung, molest- applicant.
Ina or interrupting any of the per- Section 3: If the Superinten-
sons composing or belonging to dent of Highways shail::direct that
any Iawful assembly, meeting or the work shall be done'by the ap
congregation, or,reasonable Bath- plicant then before a petmit is5s-
Orin, of persons ` in any church, sued, applicant must deposit $100
school. society or association. in cash, with the Supeivisor or a
Section S—Radjos. Amplifier: No certified check payablelo the. order
person shall locate radios or simi-of the Supervisor for X100.00 and a
lar devices or -. amplifiers thereof duly executed surety company bond
so as to, or that may project'. in such amount an� in such form
sound into highways --oxo neighbor- vs is approved by' the Town At -
hoods for advertrsiug or -business torney to protect Jhe Town against.
purposes; and no person owning. all liability or Spouse of whatso-
occupying or having charge of any ever kind or nature by reason of
building or premises or any part anv act or omission of the appli-
thereof in the Town of Mamaro- cant, his or its agents or servants
neck shall cause, suffer or allow or any contractor employed by him,
any loud, excessive or' unusuallhis or its agents or servants in or
noise in the operation or use of aboxrt the excavation for,, which;
any radio, phonograph or other the permit was granted. Thr, work'
mechanical or electrical or repro- shall be, supervised by the Super-
ducing device, instrument or me i^tendent of Highways wild shall
chine which loud;' excessive and see that all substructures are pro -
unusual noise shall disturb the tected and all surfaces :'properly
fort eace and quiet of per- supported and restored.; For this
c I P supervision b the Superintendent
sons in the viclnitV. Y
Section 9—'V9lristtes; tsells: No of Highways there shall be a
steam whistle or other whistle or charge of $5.00 a day for each day
and refuse disposal plant oper
atea by the Town.
CiUFTER VIII
PEDDLERS AND HAWKERS
Section 1: No person shall ba*
ter, purchase and/or sell, peddl(
hawk or vend goods, wares, me,
chandise, or produce or services C
an established business upon th
streets, roads, highways or publi
Places of the Town or by gol i
from house to house soliciting pul
chases, or otherwise, and no per
son shall deliver or :peddle adve,
using matter or so-called hani
bili upon the streets,; roads, higl
w s, or public places of the Tow
�o 'by going from house to house
o otherwise, except: he be a repre
I srentative`of the United. States go,
'eL91 (T ,Bed) SHOR IUY..o -,TEZMTPD
ernment, New York State goveri
ment, or some political subdivisio
thereof acting in the carrying or
of his regular,`duties unless a I
cense and badge so to dq;�have pr(
viously beep 2obtained by bim c
her from the Town Clerk, whit
badge shall be worn 'in a conspil
nous place on the person of sue
individual.
Section 2: No vehicle of an
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Page Six OR
at re
Section 29—Horizontal Faits 2. Location. Fire escapes, when(e) Lime: Quick lime and 1
I
3 me
1. General. Horizontal exits I erected, shall be so placed that drated lime shall conform with t
-
shall consist o8�vgstibules, open air they can be readily and safely standard specifications of the A
balconies, bridg4s, or doorways' reached by the occupants of the erican Society for Testing Me
iODKit
through fire -walls or fire -partitions, building. rials.
au
ire I-
connecting two floor -areas. The',, S. Egress. Unless the stair or (f) Hollow Building Blocks:
_
less-
construction r: and arrangement ladder leading to the ground at the (1) Concrete: Hollow buildi
u:.
Per-
lip
shall be as prescribed in this sec- foot of a fire escape is permanent -'I blocks of concrete Shall be ms
culur
,am33o
tion. b fixed, it shall be so constructed of Portland Cement :and suits':
3. Connected Floor -areas. The ;with counter -balancing devices that aggregates in such proportion
floor -area ori either side of a hori- it can be easily and quickly raises -'I to develop, at the age of 28 da
2
zontal exit ,hall be sufficient to ed and placed in rigid- position for'. an ultimate crushing strength 1
5 EM
5
hold the occupants of both floor use It shall have sufficient capa- square inch of gross area of t
areas, allow not less than three less than test
g to the
aal04!
p oat
i city sonob .retard move- pounds when
and one -hall square feet of cleat menti off cel those using the fire es -'with the cells placed vertica:
na
5 uo
floor space der person. 'cape. ,.and 300 pounds when tested w.
5
3. Stairways. At all floor -areas I 4 Terminus. Every fire escape the cells placed horizontally.
[ ;s
above the -:ground floor, there shall be so placed that safe egress (2) Terra Cotta: Hollow bul
shall be at least one interior stair -
0 nEi
way to the requirewill be provided at the foot of the Ing blocks of terra cotta shall
';f;
conforming same to a street, either directly or sound, hard and well burnt a
menti of this, article, on each Side
'shall
D. fill'
through a fireproof passage. develop an ultimate )sushi.
Df a horizontal exit.
strep
4. Vestibules and Balconies.; Section 34—Maintenance gth per square inch of gn
0 I c
When vestibules or open air bal- 1. Physica; Condition. All re- area of not less than 1,200 pout
ani
0 s
conies are used, they shall have quired exits andfire escapes shall when tested with the cells plat
vertically, and 300 pounds with 1
;
solid floors of': -incombustible me- at all times be maintained in good,
cells placed horizontally.
E
ierials not more, than eight inches safe, usable condition, and shall at
0 q0
::)slow the floors `connected by them! all times be kept free and clear of (3) Absorption: The absorpti
a;
:and separated therefrom by self-,:: obstructions and readily accessible, of hollow buildingblocks to be us
0 ,da
.closing fire doors- and provided' 2. Exit Signs. (a) Exits from for bearing or enclosing walls sh
�dn'
with approved railings. The clear floor -areas occupied as theaters, not exceed 12 percent in 48 hoi
belov, p '-
-width of such balconies shall not I dance halls and other places of as- as an average, nor more than
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- be less than that_ required for a I semblg and from auditoriums ac- percent in any case.
pres
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(hallway. -- commodating more than seventy. (g) Lumber and Timbers:
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Bridges. When bridges are fire persons, shall be plainly mark- (1) The grades .. and quality
so fouo
used they shall be constructed of ed by approved'. exit signs, suffici- lumber and timber used struct
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.incombustible material. The clear !I ently illuminated when the floor- ally shall conform: to the basic p
ey 0q;
width of such bridges shall be not area is occupied. to be readily read visions of American Lumber St:
ors 2;aa,ess
than required': for hallways. and distinguished. dards, as contained in Simplif
opex'au
6. Openings. All doorways or (b) The provisions of this sub -'I R
g y P Practice
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endows opening on such vesti-', division shall ;:not be deemed to 29 Lumber, Fourth Edition, 1
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oules, balconies or ;bridges, shall be, apply to auditoriums used solely reau of Standards, United Sta'
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equipped with self-closing fire -doors for religious gatherings. Department of Commerce Public
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or automatic fire •'.windows. 3. Lighting. (a) Required stair- tions, effective July 1st, 1929,
70 ^01
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7. Gradients. Where them is a ways, passageways, hallways and cept that:
1
difference in level_between the con- other means of exit including ex- (2) Studding posts, compress '.
t
83 d ar
netted floor areas, gradients of i terior open spaces on the lot to or members and similar load�beari
29 Iq
not more than one foot in ten feet I through which exits lead, shall be members shall be at least equal
82 i a
shall be provided;': No stairs or kept adequately lighted at all times the commercial grade of No,
32 91d
steps shall be used in a horizontal that the building served thereby is Common Dimension; non -bear!
15 ban
exit. > occupied.-: members shall :be at least equal
iplets uII
Section 30 assageways (b) In auditoriums and assem-the grade of No. 2 Common.
icier
1. Width. The: clear width of bly halls the lighting shall be such
(3) Beams, girders, joists, n
su
an. '..
passageways serving as required',, during occupancy that the light in-'
truss members in tension a
exits shall be not',less than at the; tensity at every point thirty inches'ers,
e m a`
rate of twelve taches for every above the floor is not less than five-', flexure, planks and similar lo:
as p4aq
hundred persons to be accommo- tenths of a candle power except bearing members less than 5
:nca
dated but not less',than five feet in during a performance requiring � )hes in nominal thickness shall
,rotd ao
dimming or darkness, provided of a grade at least equal to No.
ap:13E
any case.
2. Height. Such passageways -, that during the showing of motion 11 Common Dimension.
ilan:'-�, t
shall have a clear height of not less i pictures where it is the practice I (4) The net 'size of all 1=1
'ourrlo a'
than eight feet, plus one inch for for patrons to proceed to and from', and timbers used .structurally sb.
iuildino;
five feet of length or fraction seats at any time such light intens- be .sufficient to sustain safely th.
,Y a.'oup
each
thereof in excess of a length of ity shall be not less than five -one- combined live and dead loads wig
:ant o;hundredths
=
thirty feet. of a candle power. in the allowable working stress
ME
S. Openings. No passageway!! (c) Artificial lighting of such! (5) The minimum lumber si
io"[ssaao
shall serve more than two door-', exits shall be ;provided whenever required refer. to the nominal
light is -..inadequate.:. '.
onstuE;s11
ways, or stairways, or one of each. natural commercial description of size,
USE o; p
4. Floor. When the floors of (d) Lights required to comply which American Lumber Standi.
i --F
such passageways S are not level, !'with the provisions of this section' dressed sizes shall be accepted
zls. cuiofp
gradients of not more than one ' and lights in public buildings that i minimum.
t ofSe°E a
foot in ten may be used, provided I are likely to be or become danger-' (h) Iron add
d Steel:
:oncIunl at
that at a door leading into a pas- I ous in any way: -to occupants, shall
sagewa or at the foot of a stair- be protected by suitable wire net- . All wrought iron shall be u
iaso'gur
uild` sEq ;
form
Y form uc character, fibrous, tell'
way, the floor shall be level across ting or other efficient means � and ductile.
e 5 En eld
the entire width of the passage- against breakage and other haz
uEq; : s
way and along its length for a dis- ards • (2) All cast iron shad be of ge
tess)Z
be ('a ;o ast
tante of twelve inches more than I (e) In publico buildings and in- foundry mixture, producing
as ti a$usan..
the width of the door, and for a 11 stitutional buildings, the artificial' clean, tough Prey iron free fri
-spi
@11; 1;
distance of not less than forty-four lighting shall be electricity, pro-, serious blow holes, cinder
adj"'Eo
it v;sag2Iq <
inches at the foot of the stairway. vided on circuits separate and in- and cold shuts.
gun ;q,.
5. Enclosure. The enclosing I dependent fromother circuits in' (3) All structural steel shall
lallF
f uVMp IE,.
:walls, floors and ceilings of such the .building. There shall be pro- of the quality: equal to the Stall
a o; pa;ldi
;passageways shall be of fireproof vided entirely -;separate circuits, gad Specifications for structu.
tilt 'ash std
construction. I I supplying illuminated exit signs, steel for buildings, of the Americ
shaormoo ;ou
Section 31—Hallways : hallways, stairways, passageways, Institute of Steel Construction.
I
ch0lapunEl 'sl
'.. 1. The clear width of every fire escapes, general auditorium all structural steel and iron wo:
the joints be fully develop
heoag4Eq aP'
ao 2rn
illway or passage -leading to a re- illumination ands. such other points shall
in the building as will provide suf- I in the various.. members . No pi
ss Dols
agent m at
tired exit shall be not less than
t the rate of twelve inches for' ficient illumination to expedite the I of a steel column shall be less tb
es;
ttioo,
very one hundred to be emptying of that building in case Ione -quarter inch thick.
buiuEana
a dip uo .Sn[p11
persons
ccommodated but not less than of emergency, these circuits to be I, (4) No cast iron column sh
sill ;o u
sn plied by a sunplementary source I have a less diameter .than 5
.. ;.. ____o_.
•— q=�aaa s rran�aTT�ut�ttaara�ueaszai
so astmq.7 2 surem llinV.Ia4[V,,
-`E
.8ui•seloq aa;amElp Haul aa;aznb-auo
PuE auo 2u1°Eq uaasas E uo pautE;
_-aa s1 galga lanEso so aEls aaEu
-n;- ;Sulq paloop a1E 'auols pagsna°
_-..,---LIEIIs a;E2aJ22V asxEOD .
187e
'BUTDDTNG CODE,(Continued)
_ ORDI.
s
e
of same, the putting up of any
partitions, the alteration or cut-
ting of any structural supports,
whether walls, piers, columns, gir-
ders Or .beams or the removal or
closing of any stairway or exit.
A fee for -moving a building on
or across a street or streets or an
alley or road, shall be:
For a frame. dwelling Twenty
($20) DolIars;,
For other ,,buildings Twenty -Five
($25) Doll
There y becharged-in add!-
tion, the m of Five
('5, Dollars
£or every ' more ing than two days
that such b _ remains an ob-
struction to a3iy, street, alley or
road.
The fee for moving any building
when no part of a street, alley Or
road is used, shall tie Ten ($10)
Dollars:
21. Temporary One Story Frame
Buildings. Temporary one story
frame buildings that may be erect-
ed for the use of builders, within
the limits of the lots whereon or
adjacent to where the structures
are in the course,of construction,
upon the permit of the Building
Inspector, are to be used only for
the purpose specified and shall be
removed or deaziollshed by the con-
tractor or the owner- or owners
within thirty "(30) days after com-
pletion of the work for which the
permit is granted.
22. Penalties. Any violation of
this Ordinance is a misdemeanor
and is punishable by a fine of not
more than one hundred dollars
($100.00,) or by imprisonment, in
case of default of payment of the
fine, for one day for each dollar of
the fine, but not exceeding thirty
days_: Such violation shall also
subject any person violating the
same to a penalty in .the sum of
one, hundred dollars ($100.00), re-
coverable in a civil action brought
byor on behalf of the Town of Ma-
maroneck. When a violation of
any of the provisions of this Ordin-
ance is continuous, each twenty-
four (24) hours thereof shall con-
stitute a separate and distinct vio-
23. Appeals. Any property own-
er or applicant for a permit shall
have the right to appeal from any
decision or order of the Building
Inspector to the Town Board and
the Town Board may affirm, re-
verse or modify the ruling of the
Building Inspector. Appeal from
the decision of the Inspector must
be filed`:.with the Town CIerk for
presentation to the Town Board
within ten days from the entry of
the decision upon the records of
the Inspector.
V,
::''ARTIC'LE 2
Iii
Section 5—Definitions
P
The following words and terms in
this Ordinance are defined as fol-
-- c
lows:. Words used in the present
to
tense include the future; words in
the masculine gender include the
i
feminine and neuter, singular in-
I'.
eludes the plural and plural the
X
singular.
IS
"Aggrega!te" — Fine aggregate
b
shall consist of sand, crushed stone
or gravel screenings passing when
n,
dry a screen having one-quarter
;ons
inch diameter holes.
feet '+
Coarse aggregate shall consist of
arrai.
"rushed stone, air cooled blast fur -
of not
race slag or gravel which is re -
Dove O.
tained on a screen having one and
one-quarter inch diameter holes.
!zed representative; (b) when used
in reference to a building, curb -level
means the elevation at that point
of the street grade that is opposite
the center of the kali nearest to
and facing the street -line.
"Curtain Wall"means a non-bear-
ing wall between columns or piers
and which is' not supported by gir-
ders or heaths.
extending not more than twelve)
feet above a roof.
"Person" means and includes a
corporation or co -partnership as If
well as an individual. c
"Piers" mean bearing walls hav-
1ng a, horizontal cross section of,u
,four square feet or less and note
bonded at the sides into associatedle
masonry. d
"Dead load" means the weight of "Reinforced Concrete" means
any or all of the permanent con- wnerete in which steel is imbedded 9
struction of a: structure. to act with the concrete in resisting s
"Dwelling" means a building oc-' stresses. fi
cupied exclusively Fns a residence -, "Repair" means replacement with
for one or two famd'lfes. the same kind of material not in- t
"Factory" is a bdllding, the use I eluding additional work, change of I
of which brings it.within the pro- structure, or violation of any ordin-
visions of the Statb Labor Law. ance of safety rule. r
"Faced Walt";"Weans a wall in "Retaining Wall" means a wall'n
which the masonry facing and back constructed to support a body of
ing are so bonded as to exert a com earth or to resist lateral thrust. t
mon action under load. "Required" meazis required by 11
"Family" "Weans one person liv- I this Ordinance, s
ing al
persoi
ment,
by biz
"Fig
partit
of a
of fin
tinuoi
tends(
"Fix
plied
of its
ings,
ent at
incom
its ex,
oz<a group of two or morel "Self-closing" means closing auto-' c
sing together in an apart- matically after having been opened r
tither related to each other for use. 'u
it not. "Semi -fireproof Construction"'
I:
artition" means a wall or means a buildinj all of whose ex- o
which subdivides a story l terior, fire and,=fire division walls, I
ling to restrict the spread : public passages, fire exits, and 1
it is not necessarily con- stairs are of masonry or reinforced °.
Trough all stories nor,ex- concrete, and whose entire floor
rough the roof, 1, over the cellar or basement is of I
)of Construction," as ap- fire resistive construction of two l 1
building, means that all hours duration. t
[Is, partitions, floors, cell- "Shaft" means a vertical opening z
drs, and all compon-
parts are entirely of
materials, and all of
uctural members are
ted as prescribed in
this Ordinance.
"Fire -wall" means a wall which
subdivides a building to restrict the
spread of fire and which starts at
the foundation and extends con-
tinuously through all stories to and
above the roof.
"Floor Area" means a floor space
enclosed by,: exterior walls, fire walls
or fire partitions or by any com-
bination of them.
"Floor, Filling means the con-
struction"in floors and roofs of fire-
proof construction, placed between
or resting on beams or beams and
girders to serve both as a support
of floor loads and as a protection
against the spread of fire.
"Footing" is the bearing course
at thebase or bottom of a founda-
tion wall, column or pier.
"Foundation -Wall" means a wall
or pier below curb -level serving as
support': for a wall, pier, column, or
other structural part of a building.
"Frame -Construction" means that
in which exterior or party walls are
wholly or partly of wood,
"Garage"—`.'private garage" means
a garage for: not more than two
motor vehicles'. in which no business
connected with motor vehicles is
carried on.
"Public garage" means any gar-
age not a private garage and in-
cludes any enclosure used for auto-
mobile service, but does not include
gasoline or other motor fuel ser-
vice stations.
"Grade," with reference to a
building, means, when the curb -
level has been established, the
mean elevation of the curb -level op-
posite those walls that are located
on, or parallel with and within'..
fifteen feet of, street lines; or, when
the curblevel has not been estab-
lished, or all the walls of the build-
ing are more than fifteen feet from
extending through one or more 1
stories of a building, for elevators,
dumbwaiters, light, ventilation or
similar,_ purposes. ' ]
"Sprinklered" means equipped
with an approved system of auto-
matic sprinklers,
"Standard-firetest" means the
test :approved and issued as the '..
"American Standard" by the Ameri-
can Standards Association.
"Story" means that portion of a
building included between the per surface of any floor and the"
uppersurface of the floor next 1I
above,. except that the topmost!''
story 'shall be that portion of a!
building included beween the up-
per surface of the topmost floor
and the ceiling or roof above. The
basement or cellar shall not be con-
sidered a story unless the ceiling
thereof is more than five feet above ;
the grade. I.
'SStreet" means a highway or l
thoroughfare dedicated or devoted
to public use by legal mapping,
use or other lawful manner; and
includes avenue,);: road, alley, lane, I'.
boulevard, terrace, concourse, drive-
way,
rive way, sidewalk.
ryStructure" means and includes a
building or anything constructed
or erected, other than a walk or
driveway, which requires tempor-
ary or permanent location on or the
support of the (soil or which is at-
tached to any structure,
"Value," as applied to a building,
means the estimated cost to replace
the building in kind.
"Veneered Wall" means a wall 11
having a masonry facing which is
not attached;, and bonded to the)
backing so as to forra an integral,
part of the wal' for purposes of
load bearing and stability.
"Yard" means an open unoccu-
pied space, other than a court, un- l
obstructed from the ground to the
sky.
Classification of Buildings by
Use
BTTIDDTTTG CODE (Continue)
a distance equal to Section 105: The architect or
r -the height of the, the engineer, appointed as herein-
ee ground. � before provided, who may act on
en space at least eigh- any survey called in accordance.
eigh shall be maintain- I with the provisions of this Article,
he bottom of the sign and the third surveyor who may
ound, provided that have been called in the case of
app( rts may extend disagreement provided for in Sec-
. space, and the filling i tion 4, shall eacir be entitled to and
e with lattice or slats lreceive the sum of twenty-five dol -
mist fifty per cent. of lars, to be paid upon the voucher of
pen shall not be pro- the Building Inspector. A causeof
action is hereby created for the (ben-
efit of the Tower against the owner
of the structure surveyed, and of
the lot or parcel of land on which
the structure is situated, for the
amount so paid with interest. The
amount so collected shall be paid
over to the Supervisor in reim-
bursement of the amounts paid by
him as aforesaid.
Section 1064 Whenever the re-
port of any :such survey, had as
aforesaid, shall recite that the pre•
mises or structure thus surveyed is
unsafe or dangerous, structurally
or as a fire hazard, the Town At-
torney shall, at the time specified
in the notice, place such notice and
report before the Justice holding a
special term of the court named in
the notice.
Section 107: Upon the rendition
of a decision of the court or ref-
eree, if such .decision shall find the
premises or structure tobeunsafe
or dangerous, structurally or as a
fire hazard,;': the justice trying the
case, or to whom the report of the
referee trying the case shall be
presented, shall immediately issue a
precept directed to the Building In-
spector reciting such decision, and
commanding him forthwith to va-
cate and repair and secure, or to re-
pair and secure, or take down or re-
move, as the case may be, the un-
safe or dangerous structure or part
thereof or, other premises that
shall have. been named in the re-
port in accordance with such deci-
sion.
Section 108: Upon receiving a
'precept under the provisions of the.
Preceding section, the Building In-
spector referred to therein shall
immediately proceed to execute it,
as therein directed, and may employ
such labor and assistance and fur-
nish such materials as may be nec-
essary for:: that purpose, provided,
nevertheless, that immediately upon
the issuingof such precept, the
owner of such structure or part
thereof, or, premises, or any party
interested therein upon application
to the Building Inspector shall, up-
on the payment of all costs and ex-
penses incurred up to that time by
the Town, be allowed to perform the
requirements of the precept at his
own proper cost and expense, if
the performance shall, be done im-
mediately and in accordance with
"(the requirements of such precept.
The Building Inspector shall have
authority to modify the requlre-
ments of any precept upon applica-
tion to him therefor, in writing, by
the owner of such structure, or part
thereof, or: premises, or his repre-
sentative, -when he shall be satis-
fied that such change will secure
equally well the safety of struc-
ture or premises.
s Section 109: It shall be unlaw-
ful for any person whether Inter-
ested or not in the property af-
fected, to interfere; obstruct or
hinder the Buildiri' Inspector or
signs when more than
L shall be constructed'
ible materials, provid-
Idings and cappings
Died.
gns. (a) Display -signs
:ed above or supported'.
if a building or struc-'..
constructed of incor
t
erials, provided tha
td cappings may be of
signs shall be set back
t feet from the build -
shall not be more than
'set high above that
oof on which they rest..
yen space of not less
t shall be maintained
Atom of the sign, ex ':
.essary vertical sup- li
a. No display -signs
laced as to obstruct or
h a required doorway
aired means of egress.
y. Display -signs shall
noted that they will
wind pressure of at
founds per square foot
Laid will be otherwise i
safe, and shall be se -
red or otherwise fast-.
ided or supported so
11 not be a menace to
roperty.
ation. Display -signs
minated by electricity,
n with respect to wir-
,liances to the provis-
Ordinance relating to
atrol.
minated sign shall be
hat it comes into line
ha traffic light from
t the street served by
light.
ITIOLE 20
1ldings and Collapsed
Structures
0. Any structure or part
or premises that, from
toy now be or shall at
reafter become danger-
fe structurally or as a
shall be taken down
I or made safe and se -
•ant building unguard-
.t door or window shall
langerous or unsafe as
A within the meaning
cls.
11: Immediately upon
if a report by any off;
eyes of the Town that
or part of a structure
r dangerous structur.
fire hazard, the Build
-
r shall cause the repo,t
I upon a docket of un
res and premises to be
office and the owner
of the owners, execv
strators, agents lessee
r person who may have
contingent- interest in
e1 or premises shall be
a printed. or written
[03 104-93 1LN
shall be no other rectly to the outside, a window
ae proscenium open- shall be permitted for the comfort'
Iorway at the stage of the operator, but such booth shall
sob side of the pro- I not be exempted from the require-:
g, and one doorway ment of the installation of a vent
e below the stage ,[flue.
sicians' pit, if ,there, (e) No openings except open
nt R
scene
I other
1 ings specified in this section shall'
comas. ''. (a) be provided in anv booth.
docks, prop-! 4, Ventilation. (a) In the ceil=J
rooms or, ing of every booth there shall be ttc
aant;to the', vent flue or duct of incombustibrF
separated from the materials, not less than seveinta'-
parts of the build- i five square inches in sectional arer4
m
re
ire
rt
rproved-masonry..' extending to the outer air. -11
s may be. placed; (b) Such vent shall be provided
enclosure walls,' with an exhaust fan-electrica'ly
separated from I operated and controlled from tae
of the ,stage by; booth.
floors and roofs 1 (c) For the admission of air,
as she
aecessa
lel, cc
work'
roe
below
e.
Rooms.
ction s
ndent
curt or
room
indows
Ing ro
level.
i) The:
provi'
sof me
Yd li
a to
:tent
than
he o
,seen
bed
Des 7
of
ed
Dri
11
ms'
Dim
dad
Ro
inlet openings aggregating` a)out
openings
fifty square inches shall be`plsced
rydoorways
in opposite walls of the booth not
nnect such
more than three Inches above the
mg part of
floes
5. Shelving. Any shelves that
shall be
may be placed in the booth shall
the working
e either ofor other incom-
b i testate
:. (a) The
6. Electric Equipment. .,Electric
hall have at
wiring shall be in rigid conduits.
exit leading
I
Lamps shall be encased in..vapor-
street.
proof globes. There shall be no
s-- shall be
lights on swinging cords:. - Rheo-
`:in the ex-
stats, if any, shall be securely
mounted on slate supported by
shall be
iron from the, floor, and 'protected
with heavy, fine meshed screening
'proscenium
and as far as possible from the
with an
machines.
tial curtain,
Machines shall be secured to the
of asbestos,
floor and so placed that there is
ron grooves
ample space around each machine.
he proscen-
7. Radiators. If there is a radia -
g into such i
for in the booth it shall be covered
relve inches:
with substantial wire mesh on an
ning.
iron frame, the top shallbe sloped
m curtain
so that it cannot be used as a shelf.
d maintain -8.
I
Storage Vaults. Vaults for
of films
storage
the cutting
PProved de-
shall not communi-
Cate with booths.- They shall be of
.ly released
fireproof construction. ;,They shall
safely and
be vented directly to the outer air
proscenium
through openings, the area of
which is in the proportion of four -
ch curtain
teen hundred square inches to sev-
fastened to
en hundred and fifty cubic feet of
space in the vault.
Section 75 --Us f f
(a) All thate o o s
not comprised 1. For Assembly. It shall be.
fiery, traps and unlawful to use or permit the use!
paratus for the of the roof of a building or struc-
turs as a place of assembly unless
2 ene,width
approxi-
2
it has been designed for that pur-
pose of the pose and provided with adequate'.
and all ap- exits.
and compart-. - 2. For Household Purposes. No'.
fireproof con- I roof of a building shall be used for
Arles entire, in. hanging out clothing or for drying
shall be con—wash, or for other household pur-
1 steel, and the I poses unless there shall be provid-i
•ies shall be of ed substantial guard rails, fences,'
in parapets or other safeguards along.
.oft shall be of the edges of such roof; or that part.
!al of it which is restricted to the
Windows. (a)uses herein specified.;
ling from the 1 Section 76-1i'laces Of Entertain.
outer air shall I ment Combined With Other
Self-closing fire
gs in the pro-
be equipped
doors on one
with self-clos
he other. All
is connecting
Il be equipped)
doors.
11 be fire win -
shall be
metal sky -
1. Iqo theater or other place of
Public entertainment shall be here-
after located within or attached to
a building of other than fireproof
construction or semi -fireproof con-
struction, unless it is completely,
separated by walls and floors of
fireproof construction. No theater
or other place of public entertain-
ment shall be hereafter located
within or attached to a building 11
occupied as a dwelling, multi-farr
BUILDING CODS (Concluded)
Page Seven
vertically above one an -other approved masonry and of
I have not less than three sufficient thickness to withstand
iasonry between the top�the temperatures that may be de -
ening and the bottom of veloped.
ne above. No such open -II 3. Fireplaces. The firebacks of
be within one foot of the (fireplaces shall be twelve inches
thick or eight inches thick if a lin-
active shutters or devices; Ing of fire brick or other approved
.rranged to be easily op -'material is provided. They shall
d not less than one-third I be not less than twenty inches
comber in any side or, deep and shall have hearths of in -
,able from the outside. i combustible material supported on
glass used in fire doors trimmer arches of masonry or
s shall be wired glass in I concrete. The hearths and sup -
exceeding seven hundred porting masonry shall be not less
10) square inches in area. than twenty inches in. width meas -
doors and shutters shall as ed from the wihe mnedth ofbtheschim-
nd
losed by the occupant ofj g
as ng when the opening is ney breast and at no point less
,than six inches thick)
action 60—Roofs ' All wood forms ,and supports
y building, except one shall be removed when construe-
Lmily dwellings and build- j tion is completed, and no wood
nore than thirty-five (35) trim shall be placed, within eight
nor having an area of inches of a fireplace opening.
Ln twenty-five hundred' Fireplaces An which approved
t and which are not oc- i gas burning appliances of the radi-
s business buildings or ant fire type are used shall have
assembly shall have a !, firebacks of approved masonry not
ed with an approved fire ! less than eight inches thick and
material. Other roofs hearths not less than: twelve inches
;overedwith edge grain ! wide and as long as the width of
gles of the grade known I the fire opening. The hearth and
ide as 5 to 2 American supporting masonry shall be at
�tandatd and laid not least four inches thick. The depth
five inches to the weath-' of the fireplace shall be not more
ixteen: inch length shin -(than twelve inches: J.
and one-half inches with ARTICLE 13
nch length shingles and Heat producing Appliances
one-half inches with Section 1,63
nr inch length shingles' 1. Every heat producing appli-
rd with not less than two ance shall be mounted on fireproof
nails�to each shingle. construction or shall be provided
ices including those on !. with sufficient approved insulation
dows on the exterior of between the heat chamber and the
over fifty feet in height Ifloor on which it sets to prevent
C incombustible materials I any fire hazard.
t on dwellings and build- 2 Every heating appliance snail
nme construction the dor- be a sufficient clear distance from
buildings less than fifty combustible material including
ght Shall be covered with j ,mood stud partitions to prevent
!his .:material.
ars shall be of incombus-
irial l with metallic lead-
ry roof water to sewer or
ghts,-shall have metallic
id sashes and skylights
is shall be glazed with
s not more than three -
of ; an
hree-
of;an inch thick and
rotected above by a sub
ire screen not less than
as nor more than ten'
Rant' from the top and
uch !glass and a similar
al beplaced below such
n it is located over a
hallway or room where
y building more than
t in height except build -
peak roof, shall have a
least two by three feet
vered wih incombustible
vith an iron ladder lead -
a or ,other means of ac -
roof.
L 61 -Roof Structures
construction placed above
of a building more than
highs other than aerial
flag :supports, flag poles,
ks and cooling towers
P incombustible materials.
walls and roofs of bulk-
:tbd on roofs of fireproof
fireproof buildings, shall
acted': as fire partitions
'ails and the roofs of oth-
fire hazard. Such r
tance shall be twel
heating stoves and c
in dwellings and
dept that where a x
approved incombusti
tending from the fl
inches above and six
the sides of such al
Inched to the wall ae
air space behind it
where gas is used a
mum dis-
inches for
.ing ranges
•tments ex -
sl or other
shield ex -
to twelve
hes beyond
nice so at -
provide an
7rovided or
Lel, the dis-
tance shall not be .ens than six
inches.
3. The Building Inspector may
direct such changes _n the loca-
tion of any existing boating appli-
ance or in the construction sur-
Irounding it as may be necessary
to remove existing fire hazards.
Section 64
1. .Smoke pipes shall not pass
through a floor or through a com-
bustible partition or :roof unless
protected by an approved insula-
( tion sufficient to eliminate any fire
hazard.
Section 65—Holds
j 1. Except ranges in residence
kitchens, any appliance which In
,use produces smoke, gases or vap-
ors, shall be provided with a ven-
tilating hood and pipe to take off
such gases and vapors:
Section 66".
1, Smoke houses, drying rooms,
shaving pits and ash pits and their
I,.miinment. shall be constructed Of
the Build -
fled build-
I..•e shall be
approval.
The steel
,rm to ac -
'contained
steel wire
cement of
cement of
stance to
ire stress-
ind struc-
'.. of rein -
designed
accepted
ire walls
shall be
loors.
fireproof
,roof con -
all not be
h of the
ingth, ex -
palls sup -
1y be one -
ad height
khall it be
nary con -
rigs, the
shall be
one-half
`ed under
in build -
tion.
'went, in
tal direc-
han one -
In walls
thickness
e divided
Lnear each
smaller
a tree -
shall be
and the
eighteen
Ireemernt.
footings
ss by not
'concrete
come in
and by
of con-
'.rfaces of
I contact
in col -
shall be
mot less
aches of
Lass than
in floor
'e -fourths
.,provided
is aggre-
liable to
igh tem-
hete cov-
all be at
;r than
be rein -
al mesh,
rem, the
'.surfaces
covered
plaster
or more
less in
no case
•'I
ed when special permission is
granted therefor by the Building
Inspector.
(c) Rivets shall be used for the
connections of main members car-
rying live loads which produce im-
pact and for connections subjectto
reversal of stresses.
7. Bolting. Where riveting is
not required by the provisions of
this section, connections may be
effected by bolts of mild steel.
S. Welding. (a) Nothing in this
Ordinance shall prohibit the use of
arc or gas welding in the erection
of steel construction in lieu of riv-
eting or bolting.
(b) Surfaces to be welded shall
be free from loose mill scale, rust,
paint or other foreign matter.
(c) Surfaces to be welded shall
not be painted before they are
welded. Parts that'are welded in
the shop, to be erected by bolts or
rivets in the field, shall receive the
usual painting after the shop work
is completed. 7
(d) The edges of base metal
parts, one-quarter I,:of an inch or
more in thickness, transmitting
stress by means of butt welds shall
be beveled, the bevel of each part
being not less than: thirty degrees.
(e) Steel construction which is
to be welded in the field shall be
temporarily supported and proper-
ly aligned by erection bolts or oth-
er efficient means before the field
welding is done.
(f) Except as otherwise speci-
fically provided inthis ordinaries
or in rules duly promulgated by the
Building Inspector,, the Code for
Fusion Welding and Gas Cutting
in Building Construction, as adopt-
ed and amended from time to time.
by the American Welding Society,
shall be deemed to be the general-
ly accepted good practice in weld-
ing and gas cutting.
9. Gas Cutting. `. (a) Nothing in
this Ordinance shall prohibit gas`
cutting in steel construction; pro-
vided that gas cutting shall not be:
done on a member': while it is under i
stress, and that .'.f it is not done S
where the milling; of surfaces is'.
required for proper workmanship.
(b) Gas cut .edges shall be'..
smooth and regular in contour, and
when used in the preparation of
base metal parts for welding, shall r
be thoroughly cleaned to expose
only clean metal.
(c) Gas cutting of holes in ail
member which has not been de-
signed therefor shall not be done.
10. Tie Rods. ,(a) Tie rods in
floor construction required by this
Ordinance shall be not less than,
three-fourths of an inch in diame-
ter.
(b) Holes for .tie rods in floor
arches shall be placed as near file
thrust of the arch as practicable:
(c) The distance between tie
rods in floors or roofs shall not ex-
ceed eight times the depth of the li
beams nor eight feet in any case.
11. Wall Plate:; Lintels, beams,
girders or trusses, supported at
either end by a wall or pier, shall
be properly anchored thereto and
shall rest upon a -wall plate or shoe
of cast iron, steel or stone of such
design and dime&ions as to safely'
distribute the loads on the mason-
ry, except that _for beams seven
inches or less in depth no tem -
j plates 5hall be required.
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80
June
19,
1935
65.86
81
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82
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83
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27,
1936
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85 iffav 27, 1936
86 s 86A it' It it
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$10.71
22.56
16.65
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26,
1937
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■
FURTYI]R RESOLVED that the Supervisor is hereby
authorized to execute and deliver all necessary
instruments on behalf of the Town to make such
compromise and settlement effective, including
if necessary, quit claim deeds and/or assign-
ments of the bids at the 1934 tax lien foreclosure
sale, with respect to lots 4 to 18 inclusive, 23
and 24, and that the Town Attorney of the Town of
Mamaroneck and/or Silas S. Clark as attorney of
record for the Town in connection with the fore-
closure of tax liens upon the lots above described,
is hereby authorized to sign all necessary stipu-
lations in actions to foreclose all tax liens ac-
quired by the Town in the years 1931, 1932, 1933
and 1934, including, if necessary, a stipulation
to vacate the judgment of foreclosure and sale
entered in the 1934 tax lien foreclosure action,
insofar as it affects the lots above described.
FJRTFiER RESOLVED that the Town Attorney is authorized
to settle the pending certiorari proceeding instituted
by Neal R. Andrews and Leewood Shaw respectively
insofar as they affect the parcels or lots hereinafter
more particularly mentioned, by consenting to a re-
duction in assessed valuation for the year 1936
(1937 tax) as follows:
Section 9, Block 105
Lots
4 to 24 incl.
70A,71,72573
76 to 79 incl.
-- 80 to 84 incl.
85286,86A387,87A
88 to 99A incl.
100 to 111A incl.
1,2,3
99B
111B
Previous Assessed
Value
0167,250
26;500
239500
199500
6;600
299500
299500
20,500
750
750
Reduced Assessed
Value
$84,750
12;250
159000
11;450
29400'
24,000
249000
13P250
500
500
upon payment of the 1937 State, Town and County
tax with penalties upon such reduced values and
that the Town Attorney is hereby authorized to
sign a stipulation to this effect;
provided further that the State, Town and County
tax for'1937 as assessed upon Lots lA and 1B.
Block 105, Section 9, on the assessment map of the
Town of ivlamaroneck are also paid in full, with
penalties upon the assessed value of such lots on
the 1936 assessment foll.
The Supervisor stated that it would be in order for the
Board to designate the place in each Election District in the Town
at which the meetings for the registration of voters and elections
and primaries shall be held in the year following the ensuing first
day of October.
On motion by Svir. Griffin, seconded by Mr. Bates, it was
unanimously
RESOLVED that in accordance with the provisions of
Section 66 of the Election Law, being Chapter 17
of the Consolidated Laws of the State of New York
as amended, the Town Board of the Town of iviamaroneck
hereby designates the place in each election district
in the Town at which the meetings for the registration
of voters and elections and primaries shall be held in
the year following the ensuing first day of October:
DISTRICT NO. 1
Mamaroneck Avenue School
Mamaroneck Avenue, Mamaroneck, N. Y.
DISTRICT NO. 2
Mamaroneck Avenue School
Mamaroneck Avenue, Mamaroneck, N. Y.
DISTRICT N0. 3
Town Hall
Prospect Avenue, Mamaroneck, N. Y.
DISTRICT NO. 4
Central School
Boston Post Road, Mamaroneck, N. Y.
DISTRICT NO. 5
Westchester Joint 6',ater Works No. 1
Mamaroneck Avenue, Mamaroneck, N. Y.
DISTRICT NO. 6
Old Building, Chatsworth Avenue School
Chatsworth Avenue, Larchmont, N. Y.
DISTRICT NO.
New Building, Chatsworth Avenue School
Forest Palk_Avenug,Larchmont, N. Y.
DISTRICT NO. 8
Larchmont Village Hall
Boston Post Road, Larchmont, N. Y.
DISTRICT NO. 9
New Building, Chatsworth Avenue School
Forest Park Avenue, Larchmont, N. Y.
DISTRICT NO.10
Avonmore Apartments
Corner Boston Post Road and Dillon Rd.
Dillon Park, Town of Mamaroneck
DISTRICT NO.11
Chatsworth Gardens Apartments
N. Chatsworth Avenue, Town of Mamaroneck
DISTRICT N0.12
Murray Avenue School
Murray Avenue,Town of Mamaroneck
DISTRICT NO.13
Murray Avenue School
Murray Avenue, Town of Mamaroneck
DISTRICT NO.14
Second. Floor, Weaver Street Fire House
Weaver Street, Town of Mamaroneck
DISTRICT NO. 15
First Floor, Weaver Street Fire House
Weaver Street, Town of Mamaroneck
The Supervisor presented the resignation of Matthew G.
Herold as a member of the Board of Police Commissioners of the Town
of Mamaroneck. He stated. that Mr. Herold submitted his resignation
because he was moving out of town.
On motion by Mr. Bates, seconded by Mr. Griffin, it was
unanimously
RESOLVED, that the resignation of iki.r. Matthew G.
Herold as a member of the Board of Police Commissioners
of the Town of I14amaroneck be and it hereby is accepted
with regret, and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the thanks of the Town Board
be and they are hereby extended to u1 -r. Herold for
his fine public services to the Town as evidenced
by his interest in and his unselfish work for the
Police Department, and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Town Board notes with
regret that Mr. Herold is leaving town and that it
cordially extends him its best wishes for his future
happiness and welfare in his new home.
The Supervisor presented the name of Clair V. Johnson,
5 Knollwood Drive, Larchmont, for appointment as a member of the
Board of Police Commissioners to fill the vacancy created by the
resignation of Mr. Herold. He stated that the appointment of
➢r. Johnson was recommended by the Board of Police Commissioners.
On motion by Mr. Bates, seconded by Mir. Griffin, it was
unanimously
adjourn,
RESOLVED, that lir. Clair V. Johnson, 5 Knollwood Drive,
Larchinont, be and he hereby is appointed a member of
the Board of Police Commissioners of the Town of
Mamaroneck to fill the vacancy created by the resig-
nation of Pdr. Matthew G. Herold and to serve at the
pleasure of the Town Board.
At 11:55 A. 1v1. the Board unanimously resolved to
Town Clerk
in
REGULAR 1V1`EETING OF THE TOWN BOARD
TOWN OF NiAMARONECK, N. Y.
MELD SEPTEMBER 1, 1937
At the Town Offices, 158 West Boston Post Road, Mamaroneck, N. Y.
The meeting was called to order by Supervisor McCulloch
at 3:25 P. =,i.
Present: Supervisor P'IcCulloch
Absent: Councilmen Bates, Brennan, Griffin, Nieginniss
The presence was also noted of Town Clerk Marvin.
In the absence of a quorum. the Supervisor declared the
meeting adjourned until Tuesday, September 7, 1937, at 8 P. M.
Town Clerk