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SPECIAL MEETING OF Ts,E TO'+SnT BOARD
rpM- l`i ,OF' 14-RONECi7s T .' _�O _
ELD Jr_DTtiARY 26, 1938
At the Town 'Offices, 158 -vUest Boston Post Road, Mamaroneck, N. Y.
8®15 P. NI®
The meeting was called to order by Supervisor MCCa loch at
Present . Supervisor iYcCulloch
Councilmen Bates, Urir_in, ?'tland.eville, I'+ieginriss
Absent - None
The presence was also noted. of Town Clerk Payne, Town Attorney
Delius, Town Engineer Foote, Assessor Srith and Comptroller Luceno .
Councilman Meginniss, finance chairman, reported that it
,,vuld_ be necessary to sorrovv an amount not to exceed 850,000 to
finance .1. P . A. work for the next three months.
On motion of Col.zncilman Neginniss, seconded by Councilman
Bates, the following resolution was introduced-
RESOs TT01( AUL=01RT?T:,� T.- TST-INCE CF 50,000
"WORK TRO�iC`IS MOTES OF T�+`iF' TM'VT Cr' tVT�tIAR0 EC , IvEVr
YORK PENDING TEE ISSUANCE Or BONDS .
R�'s..SS OL`T-,E by the Town Board. of the Town of 1':'=amaroneck
in the Count7T of Westchester, New York, as follows;
Section 1. For the purpose of temporarily- financing
the portion to be borne by the of the cost O='
public improver:ent work relief projects in the Town,
undertaken throuz1,n or b',- the au*h0 _ty of the _Federal
'i1Torks Progress Administration, {pending the issuance
of bonds for said pur-ooseJ the Supervisor is hereby
authorized to issue notes of the Town in an agEre^ate
0
-rind„al amount not exceeding 5'i N 150.000 ^ursua_nt to
o .
,ha?7ter 782 of the maws of -933 of the Spat.. of 1....r
York, as amended, each of said notes to be designated
P11Norks Protect
Section ? The following ,utters in connection with
said notes are hereby determined
Late Naturit;=f Denomination Interest Rate No. Place of Fa-77men
February 1, June 1,1038 ,25, 000 To be detcrsmined 147.P.A . To be determine
19 8 by the Supervisor, u9 by t he S , er-
not exceeding 6% visor
March 15, June 1 1 933 �}77, 000
E 93V
To be determined W. D .A . To be determine d
'J4 the Sure, r�Fiscr, #10 by the Su-oer-
not exceeding 6% visor
The Supervisor is hereby authorized to determine all
matters in connection with said notes, the determination
of ,Arhich is not provided for b- this or a subsecuent
resolution or resolutions, and ._is signature upon said
notes shall be conclusive as to such determinations
Said notes Shall be Signed by the S'7.peruisOr, shall
have the corporate seal of the Toir affixed thereto
and attested by the 'Tovn Clerk. The Supervisor is
hereby authorized to sell said notes at public on
private sale at not less than par at the best interest.
rate obtainable, not exceeding sir per centmn f6!}
per annum, and 'to deliver the sar;e to she _purchaser
upon receipt of the purol ase price plus accrued in aest
f-,,oTP_ U -- d.a u�e of the note: to the da.- ow de - ver-
tia,id dotes shall be in substantially. the form set forth
in a resolution. of this Board entitled.- "Resol Lion
authorizing the issuance of -;;40,000 ,,',,o'-rks ?ro,,ect Notes
5
(pending the issuance of bonds ) for the purpose of
renewing a like amount of Such notes", 'duly adopted
by this Board on December N , 1936.
Section 3 m Any note issued pursuant to this resolu_
Ton sha77 be a general obligation of the Town of
Mamaroneck, and the faith and credit of the 'Town are
hereby pledged to the punctual payment of the principal
of and interest on said obligations, and unless other-
wise paid or payment provided for, a tax sufficient to
provide for the payment thereof shall be levied and
Collected.
Section 4. This resolution shall take effect
immediately.
On _motion of Councilman Meginniss, seconded" by Councilman
Bates, the foregoing, resolution was adopted by the following vote-
AYES, Supervisor McCulloch
Councilmen .Bates, Griffin, Heginniss and
Mandeville
NOES: None
Councilman Yeginniss presented the report of receipts of
disbursements by the Comptroller for the year 1931 . The report
was ordered filed.
Councilman 'Griffin, chairman of the park committee reported"
that the tree work was progressing and that the Park Commission was
urging the Town Board to proceed with the repair and re-paving of the
parking area at the railroad station. He suggested that this Mora:
r,'iay be done as a W. A project . 'Town Engineer G J. Foote was
instructed by the Board to _prepare an estimate of the cost of doing
t'.'1is ;stork as a W. P . A. project .
Councilman Griffin, chairman of the welfare committee,
presented the annual report of the Department of Public Welfare
for the year 1937. The report 1eTas ordered filed„
Councilman Griffin also reported that he had made a study
of the recommendation of Town Welfare Officer C . D. DeVinne that
the Town change its method of providing medical aid to persons on
relief. While he was unable to mate a finial report because there
were some "strings to tie together", he did state that the plan would
probably save the Town several thousands of dollars, He reported
progress on the plan„
Councilman Bates, chairman of the committee on sewers and
drains, reported that the work on the Sackett Circle seiner and drain
vh,'as progressing rapidly and that he thought that the work would be
completed within tP..Tee ;'deeks' time. He suggested that the condi tion
at the `:dead end" of the drain through the Tansey property be re-
lieved by adding it to the drainage projects.
Councilman Mandeville , chairman of the highway committee,
reported that certain electric lights at the railroad station
should be changed and that the number should be increased". This
could be arranged at very little additional cost. The increase
would be a necessary expenditure .
The arrangement of lights for Lafayette Road and Madison
Avenue , as suggested by 41r. T. Roosevelt Allen, could be made with-
cut co � 9
out e'=_tra cost, he said.
On motion by Hr. Bates, seconded by Mr. Griffin, it was
unanimously
RESOLVED that the Westchester Lighting Company
be and it hereby is authorized to proceed with
the changes in the lighting system on Myrtle
Boulevard, Chatsworth Avenue and Mornay Avenue,
as shown on its plan entitled, "Proposed Layout
of Street Lighting- Changes and Installations of
Additional Street Lighting on Chatsviorth Avenue
and Vicinity" dated lurch 26, 1037, with the
e; eption of the four (4) Sights numbered P3 9 P4
.c
P5 and P6, which are not to be used, the nely
set-up to be as follovism
1 100 vaatt
3 1110 'xa.tt
34 200 watt
11 500 watt
and be it
overhead L `x'27.00
underground @ 23. 00
underground @ 45. 00
underground. C� 70. 00
less 10%
Total
2'700 per year
84..00 tt
3.530.0(0
7'70.00 u
$2411.00
241.10
''?2169,90
FTJHT ER RTSOL7=H that the Piestchester Lighting
0 0
Company be and it hereby is authorized to
install for the Town of Mamaronec'✓ and to charge
the To-gin of 7;maroneck the contract price therefor
one (1) 100 candle po.trer street light on Lafavette
Road. and one ( 1) 100 candle power street light
on Madison avenue, the expect location of these
street li-_hts to be determined by the Superintendent
ofHi ghgJays.
Councilr.an t,!andeville suggestted that the survey of all
ligntin for the Tovvrn be delay=ed u-r_t'il spring as lights should not
be placed unless it is definitely determined whether or not they
would be obscured. ov foliage .
Councilman Mandeville also reported that the Pigh'.'vay
Department owns three tractors that are not in use and as time goes
on they will be worthless. He suggested that while they have some
value, one should. be given to the Park Department for landscape
worts and the other two traded in for a Sanding zrachine.
The Supervisor remarked that this was performing a real
service and suggested that Iyr. 'Vandevi? 1e and Er. Foot„ work
together on this arrangement.
Councilman Mandeville reported that the Highway Department
did a good job on snow removal and that all of the streets were
pro-,,)e.-177 plowed®
The Supervisor complimented ijr. st�andeville on his first
report and on motion by - r. Bates, seconded by I',Ir. Griffin, the
foilovring resolution eras unanimously. adc}ted
RE FED, that t r. Pand.eville be complimented
for the fine report submitted, it being, his
first as Councilman of the Town of Mamaroneck.
The Supervisor called to the attention of the Board a
large number of complaints in regard to garbage collection.
I.Tr. Mandeville remarked that the time is near for the Town
to arrange for the collection of garbage instead of letting it out
by contract.
Pir. ,,Iandaville and Mr. Foote ,ere directed to confer with
the garbase collection contractors and call to their attention the
terms of the contract .
The Supervisor asked if there ,^(ere any persons (rho desired
to address the Board.
6
1 r. mac-Ni
appeared before the
filed 7ith the Town
connection with the
Lane, Larchmont, N.
matter was referred
and renort
Lliams, attorney for the Village of Larchmont,
Board to discuss the certiorari proceedings
of P:4amaroneck and the Village of Larchmont in
prope'=rty owned- by "Ir. C . De''Alitt Rogers on Pryer
v and kno.£?n as Section V, Bloc_. 81, Lot 3. The
tepTo':an Attorney John L. Delius for investigation
On motion by fir. Meginniss, seconded by Griffin,
the follo:ving resolution was introduced-
RESOLVED that designations of banks or trust
companies for the deposit of the funds of the
Town and its various officers heretofore made
and novi in force be continued until further
resolution of this board and that all escrow
agreements for the deposit of securities as
security for such deposits remain in force and
effect; and
F'JRTTi-ZR RESOLVED that the First National Bank
of New Rochelle is hereby designated as
depositary for funds deposited by Rockliffe
Estates, Inc. as sponsor' s contribution of the
Town of Mamaroneck for 11% P. A. proiects Nos.
Ma-124 and Ma-124A.
On motion of Councilman adieginniss, seconded by Councilman
Griffin, the foregoing resolution was adopted by the following vote '
AYES- Sui7e'visor
Councilmen®
NOES. None
K-Culloch
Bates, Griffin, bleginniss and
vT.andeville
The Tcwn Clerk reported- that all officers required to
'nave com_nlied with the provisions of Section 10 of the Public
Officers Law regardin._ oaths of office.
The Town Clerk read a petition which was presented by
several taxpayers reouest_.ng the Torn Board to take measures
making hunting in the township iliegal throughout- the year. Town
Attorney Delius informed the Board that there is a town ordinance ,
against the discharge of firearms within the bo*andary limits.
Therefore, the petition was referred to the Police Department ,
The Town Clerk read a letter dated January 21, 1938, from
11'iariagel' '"'!hitner� of t'11e Vi_Llage 6f blamarone�k, adT=iS7.ng ,,lf the date
of the village registration and election and requesting the Town to
provide ten {10) voting machines and. equ pment at the usual X85. 00
rental charge .
On notion by Councilman Bates, seconded by Councilman
Griffin, it was unanimously
IR ROUTED that the Town Board grant the above
request made by the S,iianager of the Village of
Zamaronecir and- that the usual rental charge of
385.00 be made.
A letter dated January 19, 1938, -twas recei'ved from,
Chas. Sells, Count,* Engineer, advising the date of the annual
meets ng of town superintendents of highways called by the State
Department of Public Icrks for February 10, 1938. The Supervisor
suggested that Pir. Mandeville attend with i4°r. Foote.
A letter dated January o, 1938, was received from the
State Traffic Commission concerning v change of traffic signals
located at the intersections of IT. S. Route 1 mrith '!ea7�er Street
and Ho--T ocks Road. The letter was referred to lair. Kande,,Hnle viith
the suggestion that he contact the Police lleioartment regarding the
same.
A letter dated January 20, 1938, was received from the
Association of Towns of the State of talew notifyin the Board
that the Sixth Annual Meeting of the Association will be held. in
Albany on February 23, February 24, and- February 25, and request rig
the Board tC designate a represer_tative from the '"o',Tn to attend. the
meeting. The Supervisor suggested that the letter be p_ie e Sdn'-e�.,..: at
the next meeting of the Board,
The Suvervisor called to the attention of the Board the
`_'act that the teTm of office of David. __ Embory as a member of the
_ Board cf Park C%oTi1trlssioners of TO.Ir District -No. 1 of the Tou:n of
iv!aSfaron.eck expired. ecember �31, 193` 4 and recoYti7lended _h1S PE-appOlritTIlEnt,
On motion by Councilman Griffin, seconded by Councilman
Bates,, it was unanimously
RF_:SOLGE'D that David L. Enbury be and he hereby is
re-appointed a. member jf the Board. of "ark
Commj' Ssioners of Dar'_-_ District 1 cf the Town
of Mamaroneck to succeed himself for the term of
office endin ecenber 3i 1944®
A petition dated Lamar;- 26 , 1938, was received from the
" S'S ss reC�,uesting io the 9 S
-- e or. she cancellation of � e 1 3'? assessment on
p'ropert"�T�irnoti,r a Section 3, Block k 2 A seco'_7.��� petition also dated.
S C iOn � .�_CC_ 2 .
Ja-_nuary 268 19178, was received from the Assessor requesting t'.^_at the
cutstandin ; taxes against this property be Cancelled and the amount
of the lien fc1' ',;'"_E 1936 tax,-e S, pi.U.S interest, ZM1'hi CYi was yur'Cho^.Sed
by the Ci4iC Tnrestors Company, be refunded to them upon_ their
surrender of the lien.
On mot iron by Councilman Griffins se corded by ';ours-iman
"and.ev=_La, it was Unanimously
RSOLIL'D 1R AS the Assessor __as presented two
petitions dated. January 26, 1935, requesting the
cancellation of the assessment for 1937, tales of
19388 on Section 3, Block 229 pursuant to the
provisions of :Section 33 of Chapter 105 of t' e
Lai--^vs of 19109 as amended, known as the `'d:'estchester
County Tax Act , and the cancellation of all ou'standing
tares against this property= and
`iu LEAS, after due consideration this Board finds
it desirable to -rant said petitions
TO''2:i, Ti_=REpOFE BE IT
RESOLVED, that the assessment for the year 1937,
taxes of 1938, °.abich is now shown on the assessment
roils as follows:
Section Block Lot
3 22
be
Su
is
be
r eni uo
_nce7-'_ed. it
:;division 4 of
also assessed
it
0v,ner
Land Total
^e Cooper Estate �>2, 5oo x'32,500
accordance viith the T,7Z'ovi.Sions of
Section 33, because this property
in Section 3, Blots 15A Lot 1 ; and.
ti! Ji R niSOL`:1_'D, that the Rece= -Jer of Taxes and
Assessments be and he hereby is authorized anoom
directed to cancel the folloviing taxes on his
records against Section 3, 'Block 22;
Assessment o'll Tax, ,'ear ..,I mount of 'T'ax
1935 1936 doom ^-_.7
1938 1937 56. 95
63
and to refund to the Civic Investors Company, New
Fork Cityr, ,-vho purchased the lien for the 1936
taxes, the amo—ant of that. lien p1US lrtere stq
upon their surrender of said lien.
A petition dated Januar y 19, 1938, Was r ce ir d, from, the
Assessor reouestir_g that the assessment rolls .._ the Town be corrected
in certair particulars as :core f4�,11y, set forth^be 1 ova,
. Pon motion by Councilman Griffin, seconded b-, Councii_man
B t es, i t 1,T ai Lr_animous' 7
RE'5OL17ED', 'v1HEREALS, the Assessor has presented a '
petition dated January 19, 1908, _or the correction
Of the assessment rolls for certain dears, pursuant
to the provisions of Section 33 of Chapter 105 of the
Laws of 1916, as amended, known as ti-e Westcl-ester
County* fax ?ct; and
'i'dvREAS after due consideration this Board finds it
desirable to grant said petition for the correction
of said assessment rolls;
Fjlo,.i9 THERL'.FOR 3 EE IT
RESOL7D, that the assessment roll for the year 1937
taxes of 1938, ';vhich shows property no'iP appearing on
the rolls as follows-
Sectlor
Block Lot
0v"ne"^
Land
'.;^'.lpe
"'otc?
6
20 8, 9, 10
So-,ohia Mahlstedt
F;3, 000
x>>?,250
x':10,250
6
20 11112
Sophia Miahistedt
2, 000
7,400
9,400)
be corrected as follovrs, in accordance
:rith
the
provisions of
Subdivision 5 of Section 33F
Section
Block Lot
Om;ner
Tan-d
Imre
-t al
lv a,
6
20 8, 9, 103
Sophia Mahj"stedt
x 2 250"
`"7 200
000"
6
2C 108, 11,12
Sophia r_d_a.hlsteat
s
29750
s
7,400
s
109150
FURTHER IRES3L-v D that the assessment roll °o-^ 19379
taxes of 19380
m;hich sho';vs propertyT
no'iv appearing
on the rolls as follows:
Section
Bloch L°t
Ow".1a r
T�
Land
Imn
Tata1
9
62 4
Froward S. teig han
x!2, 000
m
U' 29000
be corrected as
follows, in accordance with
the
provisions of
Subdivision 5 of Section
33-
Secti on
Block Lot
Owner
Land
Imp.
Total
9
62 4h
C'-as. P ia B&Y t er, Jr.
x1500 0
�
C Onn
9
62 4B
o•.vard S. :K�eighan
1, 000
-
P
1 9 CO
FURTiER RF3OL`,7ED that the assessment
roll for
1937,
taxes of 19381
which shows property
now appearing
on the rolls as
follows;
Section
Block Lot
Owner
Land
Imps
Total
4
28 1
y3o;rell Estate
"13,050
x;4$500
$17, 550
be corrected a.s. follows,
in accordance
with
the
prcvilsions of
Subdivision 5 of Section
=33;
Section
Block Lot
Cvner
Land
Imp-
Total
4
28 1
o-w-l' Estate
8 -9, 950
:-.4,500
814- 4150
4
28 13
S m_
elene Ackerann
3, iC)0
m
3,100
QF
FJRTEIER RESOLVED, that the assessment roll for 1937,
topes of 1938, which shows property now appearing
on the rolls as follo-wsm
Section
Block
Lot
Owner
Land
Im-o.
Total
Corp. $4, 500
4
40A
as follows, in
Wood Estate
$15,800
1,000
$16,800
4
41A
Owner
"
70,000
13,50G
83,500
Corp. �,>2,250 w
9
76 14
Roberta Stirrer
29250
FiRTEER RESOLv
D, that the
be
corrected
as follows, in
accordance with
the
on the rolls
as follows;
provisions
of Subdivision 5
of Section 33:
Section
Block
Lot
0,,uner
Land
Imp
Total
4
40A
Wood Estate
$'15,6'75
$ 1,00 `;'16, 615
4
41A
"
69, 300
13$500
82,800
4
40A
11B )
4
41A
11A)
Leif Arup, Tnc.
825
-
825
FURTBER
RESOL'=,
that the
assessment roll for 1937,
taxes
of 1938,
which shows
prooerty nary appearing
on
the rolls
as follows:
Section
BloCle
Lot
0vane'r.
Land
Total
7
11
4A,21A,
217, 22B.
Fran} K. Bo sivorth
�95,00G
�ar
`',1'75,O00
w
$270 000
22D
,
be
corrected
as follows, in
accordance with
the
provisions
of
Subdivision 5
of Section 33e
Section
31ock
Lot
Owner
Land
inr,®
Total
7
11
4A, 21F,
Albee Court Corp.
$90,750
v"164,750
`;255,500
22B
7
11
21A, 22D
Frank K. Bosworth
4,250
103250
149500
FURTEER
RESOLVED,
that the
assessment roll. for 193'.',
taxes
of 19385 arhieb. shows
property now a. orear=ng
on
the rolls
as follows:
Section Block Lot Ovm.er Land Imti.
1 65 38, 39 Joseph Felice 2, 500
90, 91
be corrected. as follG'.vs, in accordance with the
rrovisions of Subdivision 5 of Section 330
Section Block Lot Owner Land imp,
1 65 38, 39 Bonded Municipal Corp® $ 1,500
1 65 90991 joseph Felice 12000 -
FURT'r:-ER RESOL-VIID, that the assessment roll. for 1937,
taxes of 1938, which shotr;s property n_ov,, s.ppear-Ing
on the rolls as follows;
Section
Block Lot
Owner
Land Irrm.
9
76 13,.14
Meadowcroft Bldg.
Corp. $4, 500
be corrected
as follows, in
accordance with the
-
provisions of Subdivision 5
of Section 33;
Section
Block Lot
Owner
Land Imp®
9
76 13
Meadoworoft Bldg.
Corp. �,>2,250 w
9
76 14
Roberta Stirrer
29250
FiRTEER RESOLv
D, that the
assessment roll for 1937,
taxes of 19389 which shows
property now appearing
on the rolls
as follows;
Total.
2P500
Total
1,5'00
19000
Total
$ 4,500
Total
{ 29250
22250
Section Block Lot Owner
7 16C 70 to 89 Chas . E . Nessle & W
Land !my. Total
110750 - 1111750
be corrected as follows, in accordance with the
provisions of Subdivision 5 of Section 33;
Section
Block Lot
Owner
Land
Imp®
Total
As ` 4, 300 -
7
16C 70 to 77
Chas, E. Nessle & W
4,500
-
h` 41500
77A
FURTHER RE'SOL`ED,
that the
assessment roll for 1937,
7
16C 77B,77C
Title Guar. & Trust
Co, 31250
-
11250
7
16C 78,79,80
Chasm E. Nessle & ,N
15500
-
11500
7
16C 81 to 89
Title Guar. & Trust
Co. 4500
-
41500
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the assessment
roll for
1937,
tares of 19381
which shows nroperty
now appearing
on the rolls as
follows:
Section
Block Lot
Owner
Lana
imp*
Total
7
16C 189 to 195
Sad.yray Realty Corp.
?, 7,000
`i> 7,000
be corrected as
follows, in accordance
with the
provisions of
Subdivision 5 of Section
33-
Section
Block Lot
Owner
Land
Imp.
Total
7
16C 189 to 192
Sadyray Realty Corp.
$4,000
-
X4, 000
7
16C 193 to 195
Title Guar. << Trust
Co. 3,000
-
35000
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the assessment
roll for
19.37,
tames of 1938,
which shows property
now appearing
on the rolls as
follows-
Section
Block Lot
Owner
Lana
Imp_
Total
7
29 7 to 10
Parkway West Corp.
0? 0,000 1
-
7,000
X17,000
11C, 15B;
16A
be corrected_ as follows, in accordance with the
provisions of Subdivision 5 of Section 33:
Section Block Lot Owner Land !Mo. Total
7 29 9A, 10A,13A Parkway West Corp 55170
7 29 7,8, 9B,10B ;
110,153. } Irving J. Bland. 43830 x;7,000 $111830
16A )
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the assessment; roll for 1937
taxes of 1938, `�Ui r �
, which shows property I1C'+d appearing
on the rolls as follows-
Section Block Lot Owner Land. Imps Total
4 16 18B119A,20, Frances M. Nye 001150 $90000 $191150
21,22B
be corrected as follows, in accordance with the
provisions of Subdivision 5 of Section 33:
Section Bloc= Lot
Omer
Land Imp.
Total
4 16 16BI19A
Frances M.
As ` 4, 300 -
4, 300
4 16 20,21,22B
7 "
5, 850 $95000
147850
FURTHER RE'SOL`ED,
that the
assessment roll for 1937,
taxes of 19385
which shows
property now appearing
on the rolls
as follows-
69
Section
Block Lot
0wr2r Land_ I p
Total
1
44E 53 to 81
Nev Rochelle Realty Co4119000 -
$"_P OOO
be corrected
as f-llovvs, in accordance Sri n the
nrov _sions of
Subdivision 5 of Section 33:
Section
Block Lot
Owner Land Imrs
Total
_ 1
44E 53 to 58
T Roosevelt Allen t' 1,500 s
75500
1
44E 59 to 81
NeVT Rochelle Realty Co . 9, 500 -
8, 500
RT? R RESCLSJLD,
that the _ssossver roll for 1931,
taxes of 1938,
which shoves property nov,= a_p-?earino
on the rolls
as follovvsa
Section
Block .Lot
Owner Land Imp®
Total
1
31 8 to 11
ivarland. L. Conklin & 'M$ 45800 `;4, 000
"85800
be corrected
as follows, in accordance ,.vith the
Provisions of
Subdivision 5 of Section 33o
Section
Elock Lot
Ovvner Land Im-o,
Total
1
31 859, 10B
Albert Meu_nch c, 2, 900 d4g00C
� 6p900
1
31 10A,11
`Varland_ E. Conklin 1, 900 -
7., 900
C �P�
FURTFTER RESOLTLD,
that the assess-r^ent roll for 19379
taxes of 1938,
vahieh. s``_^_oti',rS property Ov7 appear
on the rolls
as follov;,se
Section
Bloc_ Lot
Owner Land Iln-0
Total
1
67 15 to 18
Williams Rea1'-77 Co `;4, 400
8,4,400
be corrected.
as °01i-^�'4*Sy in aocoz.Isnce with the
nrUV1Slons of
Subdivision 5 of Section 33q
Sect_on
tin
Bloe,.-.. Lot
,
O finer L_..nd Ircp®
''
Total
i
67 15 to 18
tilillians Realty Co. 0,400
3 400
31 to 34
].
67 29P750
GL.iseppe Pennet.t 7'. 000 _
1,000
FTJRT=RRF3(jL-';T,D,
that the assessment roll for 1-9371
taxes of 19365
,vhich shows property now appearing
on the rolls
as fo=1o,,vse
Section
Block Lot
0yn1er Land I TJo
Total
8
10 1 to 7
Catherine Muldoon $3,000 -
X39000
be corrected
as follou,,s9 in accordance with the
provisions of
Subdivisions 5 of Section 33-
Section
3lock Lot
Owner Land irPpm
Total
8
70 1,2, 3
Catherine Ta�ulc?oon $ 900 -
$ 900
8
10 4959687
H. Brod 25100 -
29100
FORT-TER RESOLVED.
that the assess_?en?, ': al for 1i9937,
taxes of 1933
v,,hi ch shows property no-,,j anpearinS
_a _
the rolls
on c11
3
as ° Z P
_.. � oyloas°
Section
Block Lot
Ovmer land. I:l1nW
Total
8
85 30 to 37
1V2laer-FCrb£s9 Inc. 84$ 00n
4:45000
e corrected
as 1ollo-'s9 in accordance with the
provisions of Subdivision 5 of Section 33,
Section Block Lot Owner Land I n. Total
8 86 30 to 35 �'Ialker-Forbes, ir_c. `'3, 000 - 35000
8 86 36, 37 Village of Maxnaroneck 1,000 - 1,000
F-U7T ER RESOLV LD, that the assessment roll £or 193'7,
taxes of 19385 which sholvs property now appearing
on the rolls as follows-
ot.ion Block Lot Owner Land 1mv. Total
6 53 16-'41, 14': 2 David Prosnit a: ors. 435,800 - 435 S00
15Pt1, l9o2 '
be corrected as follows, in accordance with the
provisions of Subdivision 5 o£ Section 33„
Section
Block Lot Ov,ner
Lana Ir o.
Total.
6
53 14VV2 15?,V Lavid. Prosni t & ors.
'=;26, 700 -
4269'700
?
161TI
49500
6
53 16VIr3 Jerome Agency, Snc.
5,300 -
5, 300
6
53 19W2 David Prosnit & ors.
3, 600 -
3,800
fl
FURTHER ?2S0=ED, that the assessment roll for 19375
PI
3,750
taxes o£ 1938, which shows property
now anpeari ng
If
if
on the rolls as £oll.olvs.
35750
9 105
Section
Block Lot Owner
Lane.d T_rr_o.
Total
2
35 25 to 30 Anna L. Brewer
8,150 410,250
418, 400
rl
43 to 46
4,000
9 1.05
8
be corrected as follows, in accordance v, ith the
It
PI
1-rov*_q' ons of Subdi4ision 5 of Section 33-
9 1.05
Section
Block Lot 1wner
Land i_51D.
Total
- 2
35 25 to 30, Anna L. Brewer
? 6,550 410, 250
4160800
it
45, 46
45250
9 105
2
35 433 44 Harry J. Brewer & or.
1, 600 -
1,600
4,250
F=HE R RESOLVED, that the assessment
roll £or 1936,
sr
taxes of 1937, which shows property
now appearing
on the rolls as follows:
Section
Bloch Lot Owner
Lana Imp.
Total
9
105 1,2, 3 Satanis Toe, -Inc .
433,250
413,250
9
105 4 to 17
57,003
57,000
9
105 23224 n
82500
8,500
9
105 88 to 92
10,250
10,250
9
105 100 s 1Ol 102 n
6 250
6 250
9
105 107to lllA "
9'750
99750
be corrected. as follows, in accordance with the
provisions of Subdivision 5 of Section 33-
ction Block_ Lot
Owner
Land
9 105
1
Satanls
Toe,
Inc.
4,250
C 105
2
?
n
49500
9 105
3
If
It
PP
49500
C 105
4
fl
it
PI
3,750
9 105
5
If
if
If
35750
9 105
6
II
it
If
39 50
9 105
7
u
rl
It
4,000
9 1.05
8
It
It
PI
4, 000
9 1.05
9
:!
I1
r
49250
9 105
10
it
"
45250
9 105
11
IT
IT
"
4,250
9 105
12
sr
IT
z 250
TM-0. Total
4,_.50
4,500
49 500
3,750
3P7150
39 750
4®000
4,000
4,250
4,250
4, 250
4$ 250
RESOLVED9 that upon the recommendation of the
Assessor as set forth in his petition dated
January 26, 1938, the follot�ring 1?npa d taxes
against Section `, Block 85, moots 20, 21, 22
and 23, be and they hereby are cancelled-
Sec .
X11 .
Lot
Tax Year
Sale Year
mount if 'Tax
Total
8
86
20
190'x'
1908
42m29
F2.2
or..! 2,250
-
02, 250
8
36
21
1910
1911
1.18
is necessary
because
of
21
1912
1923
1.89
21
1.913
1914-
1, 91
rs.m98
8
86
22
1910
2911
1.18
year 193' , takes
22
1912
1913
3.02
appearing on.
22
1913
1974
1® 91
JCml1
8
S5
23
1910
1:>11
1.18
23
1912
1913
3. 02
Land
Im-o
23
3913
1915
1.91
g. 11
Julius La
Bru.scia-no
4;1,000 x=5, 000
`=6, 000
C � n [-9
;s
r�
UF'TH �
RESOL',ED,
that the Receiver
of Taxes
and
Assess-ments
be and
he hereby
is directed_ to
cancel
the above taxes
on ' -' s
records.
I pEtitiOn O-dtcC. Janual'77 20, 1 938y G'7a5 eGeivec `1"O-P_ t`1E
t"`..ssessor requesting that the assessment rolls of the TO-mn be
corrected in certain rarticulars as more full? set forth- belo
Upon motion by l'.oi7.nCi loran C:riff in, seCC-^_deCt ':.^. L"Ou.n C11TR an
Bates, it vas unanimously*
R1. a=, '!1HEPZASP v Y_SS2 938 has presenorr a
petition dated _'anu.ar7 20, 1��''38y for tV!2 correction
of the ascessmer_,t ro?..1 for 12379 pursuar_. to the
provisions of Section 33 of Chapter 105 of the
La`,7s of 1916, as armended, 'mourn as the i, estchester
County= Tax Act; and
VT_-EREAS9 after due consideration this Board finds
aesirable to grant said. petition for the correction
of said assessment roll-,
WSOL 7 v,E that the assessment roll for the year 1937,
t_--,„es of 1938, which sho>>vs property nOW a_opearing on
the rolls as felloisa
Section Block Lot
1 62 40 to 42
Cone r
Land Im
C. Whitne7 Banks & or.$4-9250
be corrected as follows, in accordance with the
provisions of Subdivision 1 of Section 33;
MAW
Total
$4, 250
Se Ct'iCn
BloCk S,Ct
0,arner
Land
I7:`!p®
Total
l
62 40 to 4-2
C m 'Whitney
Banks 8,
or..! 2,250
-
02, 250
This change
is necessary
because
of
a typo-graphical
error. .
FU!YTh' R R 'SOLVED,
that the
assessment
roll for
the
year 193' , takes
of 19389
`rah, ch sho
-.,,,s property
now
appearing on.
the
rolls as
follows-
Section
Bloc'.. Let
O ;ner
Land
Im-o
Total
8
9 13,14
Julius La
Bru.scia-no
4;1,000 x=5, 000
`=6, 000
Forest Avenue from in
of Forest Avenue as s
formerly known as the
existing drain at the
A;venue.
Nn
front of the property on the northerly side
ao,."rn on the 'Assessment _viap as Block 17, Section 1
Tansey property, easterly about 290 feet to the
northwesterly corner of Forest Avenue and Murray
Hurray Avenue , i�omer Avenue Byron Lane, Diuitri Place . Dimitri Avenue
and S,4aple Hill Drive (S aN1e hill Section) from the intersection of
i urray avenue and isomer Avenue and. in Homer Avenue an:, through existing
Right of `Play from Homer Avenue to Hillcrest Avenue.
Hillcrest A=venue and E'dge,:rvood Avenue from the northerly side of
Hillcrest Avenue to the southerly side of Edgewoed Avenue, t'-7rou�'-_
pro-ert<,r of the Town of P;emaroneck known as the Vleaver Street Fire
House property.
FURTT—= RESOLVEDs e that such high shall be
improved pursuant to the provisions of Section 2351
et sec , of a-cYinneyws Edition of the 7riconsolidatend
Laws.
F HHER RESOLVED. that the -oroper•tr hereinafter
mentioned, shall beer the entire cost of the
improvement of such highavays, and that an ad valorem
tax sufficient to -oay the principal and interest
of the bonds to be hereafter issued, to Nay the cost
of such improvement, shall be annually levied,
assessed and collected upon such property.
The boundaries of such property hereby 'eterlained to be benefited
by such improvement, are as follows ;
BEGINNING at a stone monument set in the ground
on the southeasterly side of Boston Post Road 398 feet
more or less southwesterly from the southTresI I
Side of Dillon Roads which said L'lonur.,lent is also on
the easterly boundary of the City of New Rochelle ;
thence along the easterly line of NT-_w Rochelle as fixed
by resolution of Westchester 'County Board of Super-visors
in 1926, N. 90 49' 55" Ul. 59.17.68 feet to a monument
on the southerly line of Mountain Avenue; thence along
the scutherl— line of Mountain A.vent7e K. 62o 531 21"
E. 149. 32 feet; thence fit. 80 281 32" W. 3102. 32 feet to
a monument in the northerly line of Edgemont Road; thence
along the northerly line of Edgemont Road N. 500 401 25"
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 give
as shown on Rap of Vlloodacres filed in the V"!estchester
County Register' s office as -,.lap No. 2207; thence along
the end of Beechtree Drive N. 650308 05" VV. 50.0 feet;
thence along the north.testerly side of Beechtree Drive
S. 240 291 55" 1111. 72.20 feet and S. 280 13° 55" 1"1. 67.25
feet to a monument ; thence N. 90 49" 55s" 1,% 3632.71 feet
to a monument ; thence st'_11 along the boundary of City of
?very Rochelle and partly along the south.erly line of the
Village of Scarsdale N. 390 331 35" E. 409. 06 feet to a
monument on the easterly side of Weaver :Street „ thence
along the southerly line of the Village of Scarsdale in
a straight line 1815 feet more or less to a. more>ment
on easterl-• side cf Fenimore Road thence in a straight
line and partly along the southerl-T line of Griffen
_1venue 4700 fee , more or less to a monument on the south-
resterly corner of Griffen Avenue and Old 'T. it Plains
Road; thence in a straight line passing through a
monument near the westerly bank of the Ma-maroneck giver
to the center line of 14amaroneck River and the Town of
Tarr, —; thence Southerly through the center of Mamaro-
neck River as it flowed naturally before it was damped
for the VITestchester Joint Water 14vorks Reservoir and the
':reSterly line of Town of "'_arrisen to the center of
1Varlaroneck Avenue bridge over Said .ri-ver and to the
westerly line of the Village of hlanaroneck„ thence in a
stra.ight line along the westerly line of Village of
m
Mamaroneck 1396 feet more or less to a drill hole in
Ledge; thence along the northerly line of the Village
of Mamaroneck in _ straight line 2620 feet more or
less to a monument on the easterly side of Old. 'White
Plains Road; thence in a straight line 750 feet more
or less to a drill hole in lcd -e ; thence 1495 feet
."ri_ore Or less to a -monument on t1_'le easterly Side Of
Feri-C'10re Road; thence 1_9955 feet more or less ^aSSlrn
through a mon me-r_t on the easterly° side of Rockland
Avenue to a ,point 183.21feet westerly thereof thence
along the i,Testerly li-ne of the Village of _amaironeck
in a straight line to a montment on the northerly side
of Palmer e_venuel thence to a monument on the northerly
side of Boston Post Road, thence to a monurent on the
southerly side of Boston Post Roa'o-; thence to a mcrument
on the vwesterly side of _'ommocks Road; thence continuing
in the Same straight line to the end of Flagler ,`.harf
in Larchront arbor; thence across Larch,nont Harbor to
the line of mean hi.-bvester on the utesterlF side thereof
and the Village of LarchmOnt; thence along the line of
0
mean hiHIrwater of Larchmont Harbor, Little Harbor 8cui:d
and Last Creek to a point therein opposite the easterly
line Of land known as LarclLront Shores and- the wester! -
lire of land known as Flint Park: 'thence southerly
_. on
this line extended to the center of -East Creek-- thence
along the center of vast Creel_ as it naturallur floc^+s
to &. point in the easterly line of land shoeln on a ma-o
of Larchmont liianor and filed- in the 'j? esteLester County
Register' s office as map nJom 1104: thence along the
ea Sterly Line of t}'?e Village of Larc ont N 30 -55.0,7
E. 825®0 feet; 1Qm 520 03' to 330. G0 feet to nOrther1
side of Boston Post Road- thence alom? the easterly iir_e
Of lands shown on 'irat_J of Larchmo'P_t knolls filed- in'
Westcbester County Register' s office as !l'!`ar No. 2700 and
,,Iap Of Fl-ue�! Park __'4 8o in. RC-"i Step° b` Office of 'JSIeSt-
chester County as ii_ ,, No. 2007 and- ?_- Mrs. G Fo',Jell
ur
filed in Office of Reoiste'r o estcheste, Catintg° Vol. 27
page 0 to scutherly Line of lands of ''`le?J�York Nei-�7 .aven
9 I 9
and Hartford Railroad; the-rice ccilt mina northerly_ through
said land to a. point in northerly line of the on 'sinal
66 foot right of .,ray of the New York, New Haven. and Hart-
ford Ra`Llroad ",o thence 9.1=2 said line S ^-_90 227
W. 370.0 -feet thence `i® � .n-:1 i.�r 130 0 feet- thence
40� 3� r;m ,�;,�® _e �, �,�_ence
3.^9;° 22' V'r® 10980 - fe Lc U southwesterly line
of Chatsrv'orth Avenue S 520 3:0' E. 130. 6 feet t o anal
a �r
northerly= 06 foot right of a-7ay line of New York :v�e7�,y-Haven
and Hartford Railroad; thence along said 1_ine S ? L i^ieSte Lv
2250 feet; thence along' the ,'!estcrly line of Village of
'n
arcmont ,S. 3o 55-7 _ 52545 fC-et t0 a point in the northerly
li ne of Boston Post Road before it -was 7idened in 130°
thence along the northerly line of Boston Past Road before
was ,lidened to a point '.�rhere the ires.,erl;y '.in-- of Dean
Place -+'rould intersect it if 2xtended northerly i.0 t'.].8
Ss, northerly line of Eoston Post R^a,; ; thence along the
uvesterly and southerly line Jean P t
Place to he i -'
'feste l
line of Oak Averme; thence along uhswesterly line Of Oak,
Avenue to the line of miea.n i hwate:. o'_1 the so„` to
” u she?�s W., ^l yr
Side of Preri!i-_-Ln rive thence alo-nom nt e mean hi ahlrlater
line of PremiL9m River to the easterly of land shown
on a _Tao of Bon Repos, filed in ilestchest.er County
Rev-star' s office as ''':i^.p NO. 12 73; the-nee along to eas erly
line of said map t O ong Island 8oun^; thence t'__r:ougl, Long
stand Oound and the mean center '= 'ne beta:een Pr r a ` nt
-- eYRLll-.. _ o___
and El-ho island, and the Mean center line of PreRniuri
Pond. and P r ea::i River t0 a point the .Ce in o-owosite the
dividing lire bet laeen Lots 15 and 15 as show
n On r'ralc of
Estate of John Prior filed i-n the ."c'C-St the st er r.'^v Lint y-
T' c"ister' s office as Ea-c, ',To. 385, thence alon ,._-o southerly line of Lots 10, 17B317, 10,g79 and 20 ti_ said. ma,p to the
northerly limits of said! ma-o- '"'^e-nce^a?O'_1-_ the westerly line
of 1a;2� of -`=azlehurst =arl, _led- '! r she-, office of the
Register of ,"'(eStc ester County as ?r:ap NO 2692 and ''(I.ap of
Dillon yip -ht.. ='1Lc"C as saJ i`o. 4-5`.''0 it the 'IJestc fester
County Register' S office and map of Dillon Park filed. n
he "ti Ce O r2 S t t Che Ster County Regl.ster as --o No, 120:5
1 o the glace of beginning.
95-1
westerly, corner of Yriffen Avenue and Old 'Vhite Plains
Road; thence in a straight line passing through a
monument near th-- Tvesterly 'wank of the LOsmaroneck
River to the center line of 1'1Iamaroneck River and the
' ovvn of -,-arrison; thence southerly through the Center
of +amaroneck Fiver as it flowed. naturally before it
eras dammed f c r "he 1;4estchester Joint r;'a-ter W c,rks
Reservoir and the vvesterll* line of "own of Harrison
to the center of _Mamaronee'_,� Avenue 1,rid. over said-
river and to the westerly line of the Village of
'LJ ama ,onecn thence in a straight line along the
vie F er1'? line of 'pillage of i+'ama.roneck 1396 feet
more or less to a. drill hole in ledge; thence along
the northerly line of the V ll.aEe of Mamaronec" in
straight line 2620 f set more or less to a monument
on the easterly side of O1d111hite 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
momma, ent on the easterly side of Fenimoi-e Road-; thence
1995 feet more or less passin through a monument on
the easterls side of Rockland Avenue to a no _nt 163¢21
feet vresterly thereof; thence along the -viester17T line
of t1°° Village of rl.ai.aronec:'.7 in a straight line to a
Tmomnent on the northerly side of PaL-er Avenue; thence
to a monument on the northerly side of Boston Past Road,
thence to a rnomment on the soothe:^l, side of Boston
Post Road; thence to a monument on the westerly side
of Hon'LT1oc'_ks Road; thence contintiin ir: the sa'_:1e straight
line to the end of 'lag. er '',,11i'.narf in T nip .
_ �o-r„ �n0nt
the_.ce across Larchrlont :darhor to the line of mean
highwater on the wester7.j side ',hereof an,' the Villa,_
t^,f Larchmort; thence along the line of n.ean hi c' -vats
of Larcy'_'font Harbor, Tittle Harbor =o-Lind, and 'Nast Creed=
to a ^oint therein op"posite the easterly line of lanct
known as Larn_hTont Shores and the v,este-rly line of land
known as Flint Parke thence sou'her"T on t^is line ex-
tended to t' e center of East Cre°V,- t'nence aionS the
+,µ_ms. , l ,,T f, 0,T,rS to point
center of East Creek as it n.a. a.-_
in the easterly I ine of land s'_.,^.s;'i r!. on a reap of Lar31 r.,ent
Hancr and filed, in the iVestchester CountT Register' s
office as map No. 1104, thence along the easterly line
Of the ViliaEe of Larchnont 1Tm 3" 50' E. 825,0 feet;
H 2 O s 77r" c a , 7 f e t n r' s'-�E " t
.. 03 8 0 � e to or �_E_ �v o_ os, on
Post Road! thence alon the easterly line of lands sho-ari
on Tap of LaroI*mcnt 'molls -filed in `_vVestchester County
Register' s Office as P,`a-c W. 2700 and r�ao, of =kowell
:arlj. filed ir, Register' s office of P.!estc'_rl.ester County
as ,".an No. 200'7 and ��.ap P�!rs. 0. A. HovTell Piled in
Off i.,c of .Re 'ister o °% Westchester COLn.'v `Tole 27 page
60 to^so southerly line lands Of hCC-1v' Fork,5 e•- Haven
and -Hartford Railroad, thence contiruing northerly,
tk rcu h said land to a point in northerly line of the
original 66 foot rfiz"_t of lvaii of the 1ie-;v York Ylen,
u t ;
Haver_ and. _cur ford. Railroad Co. ;Com ; hence along said, line
S ?90 22@ 37000 feet; thence 40 38° u: ® 130® C
feet; tnen'ce ® S. 490 221 "s 109804 feet to the southuestl
line of Chats7iorth vcnu.e; t'.2enCe alone the soutlmvesterly
line of Chats,riorth Avenge \ 520 30W E. 130. 6 feet to
original northerly 66 foot rigi-_t of vva',, line of tie,,'.' Peril,
New Hagen ._d n Hartford. Railroad; thence along said. line
a.
southI.lresterl-.r 2250 feet . thence aloe, the wester'-- line
c 'Tillage oP Larchriont S. 8o 54" E . 2345 feet toVa
Rein' in the nortlerly line of Boston Post Road before
it tr.Tas 'TTiClenEd in 1017-40; thence c>lon the Pottle_"
line of 'Boston Post Road before it ,eras wia'encd to a
point ?here the u7es'er17 line of _'Ea.n Place woo-ld- inter-
sect ity if E.n.tendded northerly to the said northern%
line of Roston Post Road, thence along the westerly and
southerly line of Dean ''Place to the westerly line of
Oak Avenue; thence along the westerly lire of Oak Avenue
to the line of Rlean lai In ater on the southeasterly side
of '_Premium River.- thence al, on-. the rr can h-i Eruvater line
of Pre.miu=, River to the easterly line of land shown on
a nap of Bon Re-cos, _fled in 'AleetchestE_ Count, Register' s
o=ffice as Ya7o No. 1273; thence along the easterly line of
q
said map to Lon; Island. Sound; thence through Long
island SOUnd and c
the iTea_r Cerit2r _''_i'P_8 be%yreeri Premium
point and Echo island, and the mear- center line of
Premium ,N ill Pond and. Premium River to a -point 'herein
Oplo Site the dividl ng line bet?77eep Lots 15 and 16 as
shown on !'rap of Estate of John °rior filed in the
Westchester County Register? s o-ffice as Map -.,To. 886;
thence along the t' rl
spa ne_ line of Lo s 16 1'7B, 1rI
19 and 20 on said map the north ri
to e \T 1im is o_ said
J _ �J w
man. t then,---- alon_? the vvesterl;r 1 ? n
_ ne of � a,, or �iaz_e� wrst
ar_, filed in the office of the Registe or .. stchester
oti!nty as Map 1'\�o. 26999 arc, ha of Dillon o F- ._t„ o
p 1 ei5i tS filed
as il': ap No, 4670 in the I?1 e S t c'fie s t e OUM tu 7 Re iSt,erPS
office and map of J illcn Parr ' led in the office o.°
'Nestchester CountyReg=seer as _'!`_ap 'Z!o ® ].24.5 to the
pi ace of begLnning
"-RTzSP R SOT_,`JL' before this
s r.�°sa cation becones
effective, a. notice or nearing- shall 1e Kive
J r
'D rsuant to the previsions ofthe -eneral District
L'awl CC"P.StitUt ncl Se CtioinS 1371 t0 1-377 inclusive
of I:c=inneyls Edition or the -unconsolidated La.vrs
and the rT'ot'n Clerk is hereby directed to Cause Ynti ce
'_
Of the adoption of this resolution and the Cf
the application and petition or the Superintendent of
1--IFI5"_^ S to be posted in four (� +
`'��'� � _ r - ? Of thC- mOS9 _public
places within the proposed area or assessraert, at
least tvFenty-one -; P-01 r +
t0 be da� S _ 6 - o such hearing and
-1�Ubl%sheQ Cnce each v✓eek in the three v7eeks
immediately preceding the 77--el, in lYi^:ich the he
is to be heid in 't`}'!e 1'i`amar•one T -hearing
� ck Daily ..imes, a re=rrs-
paper having general -circulation within the area
of assessment : such nearing to be held the Tc..,Jn
Office, 158 .Vest Boston Post Road, Mamaroneck, Nem7
York, on the 2nd day of Ya.rch, 1938, at 8 0 ° clock
PLirSE m :' �R NOTICE
2 ii RT l.t� rlltE that on tune 2nd-- dad n 14"�ar::in
J- 8 at 8 o clock F, °;1 at the Town Of ice, 158 West Boston, i'ost9
Read, Mamaroneck, Nev York, the Town board will meet to hear any
and all persons affected by the r'roposed improvement vtrith respect
to the making of the improvemenr the cost therm
and what mart
or ">O?".on or the `r'ov^7n shall cay for such. i_mrrcvellent, and all
th
v e matters wit'? respect theretoy and �_. 11 also determine whether
it =s in the public interest to grant in ful? o- in part the appli-
cation
t and Petition of the -'O"Tn Supe- e ,�, t h!.vr
nt r en ,7r yi g_�::•�VS o
D ated„ 1',lanaroneck New York
Ganuar7T 2Eth, 1938
ROBERT D, P AYNE
Town Filers
Adopted by the _ollo,,ving vote ;
r..i-S; Suppervisor ldc'ulloch
COUnci'raen Meginni s3, Bates, Uriffin and
Mandeville
NGESa None
On motion by Councilman Griffin s seconded by Covnci?ma-_
idandei,'_lle, i t was �nanir 1 S' 77
Rr_SOL_V D, 't'dh^_IREIIIS, the owners or the Tee in Certain
Street= in the Town of '4''iamarone Cli, h f to
AG have Of_eY'ed
dedicate and deed Said- streets to the Town as Sh o7,vn
upon the surveys hereinafter referred to, and have
requested the Totivrn and Supervisor to accept said-
streets; and
V'TFEREAS, this Board has duly cons-dered such. offer
and projects have been approved by the VTorks Progress
'dm m st'ration for the actual construction of streets
and sewers therein- and.
1 y'RF' ,S, the oimers have agreed with the Town of
I�?amaroneck to furnish the amount of the sponsor° s
contribution required of the Totr,n of 'Aamaroneck in
connection with the construction of streets and
sewers-
P
r
BE IT
RESOLVED, that the Town of iamaroneck hereby does
acceet the aforesaid" offer of dedication made by
Rockcliffe. Estates, Inc. of the fo11owing described
-oroperty which is to be knoi;n as Bonnie Way and
Briar Close:
.ALL that certain Parcel of land situate in the
Town of Mamaroneck, Westchester County, New York,
known as part of Bonnie 'aVay and all of Briar Close
as shown on 2. certain -Map entitled "I-Tap of a Portion
of Rockcliffe .Estates parts of ?3locks 1 and 2" Town
Of i!'iemaroneOk, ':i�leStC:_hester County, `1et°1 York, made
by Al . J. Foote , June 6, 10-37 a.nd filed in the Re=Ister" s
Office of 7estch.ester County on June 21, 193" as !ap
nuinber 44' 1 and also shown on a Paap entitled "Map of
Bonnie Nay and Briar Close" made by A. J. Foote Town
Engineer January 10, 1938- said Parcel being more
carticialarly bounded and described as follows,
EEGINNDIG at a coint in the '','ester y line of
'Veaver Street whioh point is 56.0 feet iSQrthwesterl�r
as measured along the VIesterly line of uVeaver Street
fro7R t'�'].e int B.r Se ct ion f orm e,d. by the Sa d V':Je Ste rly
line of 'Heaver Street and the wortherly line of ward.
Lane, thence running on the Southerly line of Bonnie
'Afay in a ''ie Sterl77 : irection throu h lands of Rockcl"iffe
Estates the follcwing courses and distances, by a curve
deflecting to the left with P. radius of 25.0 feet a
distance along the arc of 20.749 feet to a point of
compound- curve, thence continuing along the Southerly
line of Bonnie "Jay br a curve deflecting to the left
with a radius of 125.0 feet a distance along the arc
90.103 feet to a point of compound curve, thence
contin l iii along the Southerly line of Bonnie Wav b r
a curve deflecting to the left with a radius of 1760
feet u distance along the arc of 254®791 feet to a
?ooint of compound curve, thence by a curve deflecting
to the left with a radius of 25.0 feet a distance
along the arc of 34® 975 feet to a point of -reverse
curve on the Easterly line of a Street to be called
Briar Close, thence continuing along the Easterly line
of Briar Close by a curve deflecting to the right with
a radius of 508. 972 feet a distance along the arc of
218.012 feet to a point of reverse curve, ''hence con-
tinuing along the Easterly line of Briar Close by 9-
curve deflecting to ''he left with P. radius of 492.0
feet a distance along the arc of 148. 565 feet to a
point of compound curve ,, thence continuing along the
Easterly line of Briar Close by curve deflecting to
the left with a radius of 102,50 feet a distance along
the arc of 59,847 feet to a point in the dividing.
line between Lots 30 and 31 on Mac of Rockcliffe�Estates
thence Nesterly on said dividing line y. 840-481 -32"
VV. 21.565 feet to 'he Eortheasterly corner of Lot 32,
thence along the Southerly end of Briar Close and the
Northerly line of Lots 32 and 33 b;;- the following
courses and distances, by a curve deflecting to the
left with a -radius of 87.411 feet a distance along
the arc of 72.477 meet to a point of compound curve,
thence by a. curve deflecting to the left with a radius
of 900. 0 feet a distance along the arc of 18. 998 feet