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PUBLIC HEARINGS BY AND BEFORE THE T0WN BOARD
AND A
REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOWN BOARD, TOWN OF MAMARONECK, N. Y.
HELD MARCH 2, 1938
At the Town Offices, 158 West Boston Post Road., Mamaroneck, N. Y.
The meeting was called to order by Supervisor McCulloch
at 8;15 P. M.
Present: Supervisor McCulloch
Councilmen Bates, Griffin, Mandeville , Yegin iss
Absent: None
The presence was also noted of Town Clerk Payne, Town
Attorney Delius, Town Engineer Foote, Comptroller Luceno, and
Tdsr. Charles F. Klink and lair. Orson A. Raynor, members of the Board
of Appeals.
The Supervisor asked if there was any one present who desired
to address the Board.
Mr. David H. Moses of Greenbaum, Wolff & Ernst, attorneys,
appeared on behalf of Mrs . Kurt V. Semon. He stated that a riding
academy was being operated on the property which is known as the
Hall property, ad,joining the property of Mrs, Semon on Old Ahite
Plains Road, Mamaroneck. He said that this property was used for
residential purposes up until about a month ago. A number of horses
are now stabled there and a sign has been placed near the road.
The Mown Clerk read a letter dated February 28, 1938, frog^
Mrs. Kurt M. Semon and also a letter dated February 28, 1938, from
Mrs. John C. Heintz, in which they complained about the riding aca-
demy recently established on the mall property near their respective
residences on Old 'White Plains Road,
Pair. Moses suggested that the Board make an investigation.
After some discussion the Board decided to investigate
the matter and act upon same at the next meeting.
On motion by Councilman Bates, seconded by Councilman
Griffin, the 'Board_ unanimously resolved to suspend the regular
order of business in order to hold the public hearings pursuant to
notice duly given.
The Supervisor stated that the first public hearing was
being held for the purpose of considering the enactment of certain
amendments to the Building Code of the Town of Mamaroneck whic'r, was
duly adopted by the Town Board on February 17, 1937.
The Town Attorney presented affidavits of publication and
posting of the notice, which were ordered filed, and outlined the
proposed amendments.
The Town Clerk real_ a letter dated February 16, 1938,
received from Fire Chief Richard B. LeVino, in which he set forth
the general results of a meeting held February 14, 1938, at the
fire headquarters, those present being Mr. Edward Petigor, Mr.
Gustave W. Iser, arthitect, Building inspector Cowham, Fire Inspec-
tor Heywood and Fire Chief LeVino. They agreed upon certain modi-
fications and additions to the existing plan for the proposed
Petigor development.
The Town Clerk read a letter dated February 20, 1938,
received from Fire Chief Richard. B. LeVino in which he advised.
the Town Board that the members of the Fire Council had discussed
the proposed amendments to the Building Code and that they believed
that buildings of semi-fireproof construction will meet the general
requirements for public safety when erected in accordance with the
provisions of the zoning ordinance for a "B49 district and when the
requirements for fire protection as outlined in the Building Code
have been complied with.
The Town Clerk read a telegram dated March 2, 1938, re-
ceived from R. C. Nye, Secretary of the Howell Park Association,
in which he reported the action taken at the regular meeting of the
association held_ March 1, 1938. They voted to oppose any change
in the Building Code which would permit the construction of a semi-
fireproof structure as proposed for the Petigor property.
The Supervisor inquired if there were any persons present
who desired to address the Board in connection with the matter of
the hearing.
Mr. Fred Smith appeared before the Board to state that he
opposed any variation in the code. He offered figures for the cost
of fireproof construction and semi-fireproof construction and asked
why the buildings could not be constructed the same as those on the
Boston Post Roar, New York City, where a similar project had been
completed.
Mr. Gustave W. Iser, architect of the proposed Petigor
apartments, advised that the buildings on the Boston Post Road,
New York City, are tax exempt and that it would be economically
unsound to build the Petigor buildings with fireproof construction.
hlr. Orson A. Raynor asked several questions in connection
with the buildings.
Sir. C. C. Merritt appeared in order to express the feelings
of the residents of Howell Par'_ .
hr. Gilleran, attorney from the office of Clark, Gagliardi,
Cunningham L Bailey, stated that it was imperative that the Petigor,
apartments be started immediately and that he had brought the archi-
tect along to explain the reasons why the amendments should be adopted.
The Supervisor inquired as to whether or not there was
proper fireproof construction to insure protection to the tenants
and firemen in the event of a fire .
Mr. Iser stated that the Federal Housing, Administration
had made a complete research in connection with this type of con-
struction and had found that there had never been a life lost in
this kind of a building. He also stated that the cost so far for
plans was in the neighborhood of `>18,000 and that never to his
knowledge had a builder built an apartment with four apartments
off an elevator. The apartments are divided into two Fire resisting
units and the stair walls are protected with fire-walls . He also
stated that the records in =dashington could be checked to verify
what he said.
Councilman Meginnisz stated that he was very much interested
in the question of safety and fire hazard.
Mr. Charles F. plink, a member of the Board of Appeals,
stated that he along with others had given these plans great study.
After pointing out certain details he said that in his opinion
these plans had everything that a town could ask for in the way of
fire prevention and construction and that it was comparable with
anything in the county.
The Supervisor 'then brought up the question of police
protection.
A letter received from the Board of Police Commissioners
dated- February 23, 1938, was read by the To.-an Clerk. They requested
that arrangements be made so that all persons entering and leaving
the apartments do so through one main entrance and that a doorman
be employed for the entrance to each building.
Mr. Iser assured the Board that this arrangement would
be made.
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The Supervisor inquired when the town could expect to
receive the outstanding taxes amounting to "23, 343.53 against this
property.
,4r. F. R. -HacLeay, building engineer, appeared before
the Board and offered information in cormection with the cost of
semi-fireproof and fireproof construction.
The Supervisor inquired as to what his opinion was in
regard to semi-fireproof construction.
i',i.r. Ma--Leay replied that in a building of this type,
without being fully acquairted with the plans, he would say that
if a fire department arrived within twenty minutes, there would be
little chance of a catastrophe .
The Supervisor asked if there were any other persons who
wished to be heard. There being none, he declared the hearing
closed.
The Supervisor stated that the next public hearing was
being held_ to consider the -petition of Frank Guadagnola for the
issuance of a franchise and/or consent for the operation of busses
through the Town of h9:amaroneck,
The Town Attorney presented affidavits of publication
and posting of the notice, which were ordered filed, and read the
petition of D-r. Guadagnola.
The Su-per-viscr inquired if there were anv persons present
who desired to address the Board in connection with the matter of
th.e hearing.
Hr. T. B. Jewell, attorney, appeared on behalf of the
County Transportation Company, and opposed the issuance of a
franchise or consent to Ir. Guadasnola for the o-oeration of busses
through the Town of iviamaroneck on the grounds that it would be in
corapetition with the County Transportation Company. Although he
had not seen any plans for the proposed route, he pointed out that
the County Transportation Company in gaining its consent to operate
had to agree to thirty conditions. " ode run lateral lines in this
corinlimity and we think that we should be protected against this
applicant, as they will infringe upon our territory, " he said.
Mr. Thomas E. Fasso, attorney, appeared on behalf of
Frank Guadagnola and stated that the proposed bus line would not
conflict with the County Transportation Company, as they would
not take on or discharge passengers in the unincorporated section
of t'he Town. PVve are not interested in picking up passengers and
transporting: them from town to town, " he said.
The Supervisor asked if there was any one else who wished
to address the Board in connection with this hearing. There being
no one , he declared the hearinm closed.
The Supervisor stated that the nett public hearing was
being held for the purpose of considering the a-pplication and
petition of the Superintendent of Highways for tine proper drainage
and improvement of certain highways in the Town of Pllamaroneck filed
with the Town Board. at its meeting on January 26, 1 93 8,
The Town Attorney presented affidavits of publication
and posting of the notice, -which were ordered filed.
The Supervisor inquired if there were an'T persons present
who desired to address the Board in c3-r ection with the riatter of
the hearing. There being; none, he declared the hearing closed..
The following resolution was offered by Councilman Griffin,
and seconded by Councilman riandeville :
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IIIHE pursuant to the application and petition
of the Superintendent of Highways of the Town of
Mamaroneck, hew fork, presented to the Town Board,
for the proper drainage and improvement of certain
highways in the Town of Piarnaroneck, pursuant to
the provisions of Section 1351 et seq, of HicKinney' s
Edition of the Unconsolidated Laws, the Town Board
did on the 26th day of January, 1938, adopt a resolu-
tion reciting the filing of such application and
petition, describing the Town hi--hJVays to be drained
and improved and describing the boundaries of the
property to be benefited by such improvement, and
ordering that the Town. Board meet on the 2nd day of
March, 1938 at 8 o' clock P. at the Town Office,
158 `!'lest Boston Post Road, Miamaroneck, 2dea York, to
consider such application and petition, and to hear
all persons interested in the subject matter thereof
and concerning the same; and
WHEREAS, a copy of such application and petition
of the Town Superintendent of High=r;ays and a copy of
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such resolution of this Board, adopted on January 26th,
1938 were duly published in The Paily Times, the
official newspaper of the Town, on February 9th, 16th
and 23rd, 1938, and was also posted in four public
places in the Town on February 9th and 16th, 19389 and
UVHEREAS, at a meeting held at the Town Office, 158 Nest
Boston Post Road, Mamaroneck, New York, on -Harch 2nd,
1938, at 8 owclock P. r:i. , the Town Board has considered
said application and petition of the Town Superintendent
of Highways, and has heard all persons who desired to
be heard concerning said. application and petition and
has taken evidence in regard thereto;
RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of ?'fa->aroneck
hereby determines as follows-
(1 ) That it is to the public interest to grant in
full, the -relief sought by the application and petition
of the Superintendent of ighways of the Town of
iamaroneck;
(2) That all the property, property owners and
interested persons within the proposed area are benefited
thereby and all property or property owners benefited
are included. therein;
FURT.HR RESOLVED AND ORDERED that the following Town
highways in tine Town of Mamaroneck shall be drained
and improved in accordance with the plans and estimates
submitted by the Superintendent of Town Higbaays;
Sheldrake Avenue, from the intersection of Sheldrake
Avenue and Holly Place , southerly in Sheldrake Avenue
to Forest Avenue and westerly in Forest Avenue to the
west branch of the Sheldrake River.
PloheFan Road, from D-,ohegan Road through properties of
Joseph Acarwpora and the 'Westchester County Park Commission
( Cross County Parkway) 115 feet to an existing brook in
Parkway pro;erty,
Forest Avenue , from in front of Lots 81, 82 and 83 Sk''ap of
Colonial Park, through properties of 4!a-r-v 2. Drews, Troy
Bank of Savings, across the northerly end. of Briarcliff
Road and through properties of Catherine V. Coleman and
Joan Ito. Guthrie to the east branch of the Sheldrake River.
Forest Avenue, from in front of the property on the
northerly side of Forest Avenue as shown on the Assessment
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Map as Block 17, Section 1, formerly known as the
Tansey property, easterly about 290 feet to the
existing drain at the northwesterly corner of
Forest Avenue and Murray Avenue.
Murray Avenue Homer Avenue Byron Lane . Di_�nitri Place
Dimitri Avenue and Maple NASA (Maple rill Section)
from the intersection of Murray Avenue and "roomer Avenue
and it Homer Avenue and through existing right of way
from Homer Avenue to Hillcrest Avenue.
Hillcrest Avenue and Edrewood Avenue, from the northerly
side of Hillcrest Avenue to the southerly side of
Edgewood. Avenue, through property of the Town of Mamaro-
neck known as the =leaver Street Fire House Property.
and that the following described property is hereby
determined to be the property benefited by the above
improvement;
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 southwesterly
side of Dillon Road, which said monument is also on
the easterly boundary of the City of New Rochelle;
thence along the easterly line of New Rochelle as
fixed by -resolution of U stchester County Board of
Supervisors in 1926, N. 90 491 55" W. 5977. 68 feet
to a monument on the southerly line of Mountain
Avenue; thence along the southerly line of Mountain
Avenue N. 620 538 21P1 E. 149. 32 feet; thence
N. 8° 288 3288 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''
W. 134.91 feet to a point of curve; thence on a curve
deflecting to the right, having a radius of 62. 33 feet
81. 77 feet along the arc to the end of Beechtree Drive
as shown on Map of Woodacres filed in the Westchester
County Register' s office as Map No. 2207 = thence along
the end of Beechtree Drive N. 650 301 05i` W. 50. 0 feet ;
thence along the northwesterly side of Beechtree Drive
S. 240 291 5561W. 72.20 feet and S. 280 138 55''
W. & . 25 feet to a monument ; thence N. 90 498 55''
W. 3632. 71 feet to a monument; thence still along the
boundary of City of New Rochelle and partly along the
southerly line of the Village of Scarsdale N. 390 331 35"
E. 409. 06 feet to a monument on the easterly side of
'leaver Street; thence along the southerly.- line of the
Village of Scarsdale in a straight line 1815 feet more
or less to a monument on easterly side of Fenimore Road;
thence in a straight line and partly along the southerly
line of Griffen Ave-rue 4700 feet more or less to a monu-
ment on the southwesterly corner of Griffen Avenue and
Old White Plains Road; thence in a straight line passing
through a monument near the westerly bank of the Mamaro-
neck River to the center line of IOamaroneck River and
the Town of Harrison; thence southerly through the center
of lamaroneck River as it flowed naturally before it was
dammed for the Westchester Joint later Works Reservoir
and the westerly line of Town of Harrison to the center
of Mamaroneck Avenue bridge over said 'river and to the
westerly line of the Village of Mamaroneck; thence in a
straight line along the westerly line of Village of
Mamaroneck 1396 feet more or less to a drill hole in
ledge; thence along the northerly line of the Village of
Mamaroneck in a straight line 2620 feet more or less
to a monument on the easterly side of Old White Plains
Road; thence in a straight line 750 feet more or less
to a drill hole in ledge; thence 1495 feet more or less
to a monument on the easterly side of Fenimore Road;
thence 1995 feet more or less passing through a monu-
ment on the easterly side of Rockland Avenue to a point
183.21 feet westerly thereof; thence along the westerly
line of the Village of Mamaroneck in a straight line to
a monument on the northerly side of Palmer Avenue;
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thence to a monument on the northerly side of Boston
Post Road; thence to a monument on the southerly side
of Boston Post Road; thence to a monument on the
westerly side of Hommocks Road_; thence continuing in
the same straight line to the end of Flagler _�Uharf
in Larchmont Harbor; thence across Larchmont Harbor
to the line of mean high rater on the westerly side
thereof and the Village of Larchmont; thence along
the line of mean hiShvater of Larchmont Harbor,
Little Harbor Sound and East Creek to a -_point therein
opposite the easterly line of land known as Larclzmont
Shores and the vrzste'rly line of land known as Flint
Park; thence southerly on this line extended to the
center of East Creek; thence along the center of East
Creek as it 'naturally flows to a point in the easterly
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line of land shovn on a map of Larchmont Manor and
filed in the Westchester County Register' s office as
map No. 1104; thence along the easterly line of the
Villa7e of Larchnont IT. 30 50% E. 825.0 feet; N. 520
03' W. 880.0 feet to northerly side of Boston Post
Road: thence along the easterly line of lands shown
on i9Iap of Larchmont Knolls filed in =Gestchester
County Register' s office as vlap No. 2700 and Map of
Howell Park filed in Register' s office of "wlestchester
County as Mae No. 2007 and h-,ap Mrs. C. A. Howell filed
in office of Register of tiuestchester County Vol. 27
page 60 to southerly line of lands of he,,N York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad; thence continuing northerly
throug`c said land to a point in northerly line of the original
66 foot right of way of the New fork, Nev Haven and
Hartford Railroad Co. ; thence along said line S. 490
22' lv% 370.0 feet; thence N. 4-00 38' il. 130. 0 feet;
thence S 490 229 W. 1098.4 feet to the southwesterly
line of Chatsworth Avenue; thence along- the sou'l_-
westerly line of Chatsworth Avenue S. 520 30' E. 130. 5
feet to original northerly 66 foot right o_"' way line
of New York, wew Haven and Hartford Railroad; thence
along said line southwesterly 2250 feet; thence along
the westerly line of Village of Larchmont S. 30 54f
E. 2545 feet to a point in the northerly line of
Boston Post Road before it was widened in 1930; thence
along the northerly line of Boston Post Road before
it was widened to a point where the westerly line of
Lean Place would intersect it, if extended northerly
to the said northerly line of Boston Post 'Load; thence
along the westerly and southerly line of Dean Place
to the westerly line of Oak Avenue, thence along the
westerly line of Oak Avenue to the line of mean high-
water on the southeasterly side of Preriium River;
thence along the mean highwater line of Premium River
to the easterly line of land shown on a -reap of Bon
Repos, filed in i"uestc'_nester County Register' s office
as LTap No. 1273; thence along, the easterly line of
said map of Long Island Sound; thence throu^h Long
Island Sound and the mean center line between Premium
Point and Echo Island, and the mean center line of
Premium Mill Pond and Premium Rider to a point therein
opposite the dividing line between Lots 15 and 16 as
showwn on _'+'Iap of Estate of John Prior filed in the
Westchester County Register' s office as Map No. S86;
thence along the southerly line of Lots 16517B,17, 16.
19 and 20 on said map to the northerly limits of said
map; thence along the westerly line of Map of Hazelhurst
Park filed in the office of the Register of destchester
County as i,ia-o No. 2692 and ifap of Dillon Heights filed
as Yao No. 4670 in the !iestchester County Register' s
office and ma_o of Dillon Park filed in the office of
7i,estchester County Register as Map No. 1245 to the place
of beginning.
eeu ny
FURTIE� R RESOLVED, that the Town Board present and
submit to the State Comptroller proof as required
by Chapter 683 of the Laws of 1933.
FURTI-R RESOLVED, that this determination and order
be entered in the proceedings of the Town Board, and
that a certified copy thereof be recorded in the office
of the County Clerk of the County of Westchester.
FURTHER RESOLVED, that this determination and order
shall be of no force or effect until and unless the
State Comptroller approves the above described
property as being the property solely benefited by
the above improvement , pursuant to Chapter 683 of
the Laws of 1933, as ar,endedy
Adopted by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisor P,icOulloch
Councilmen Bates, Griffin, ,ie.inniss,
1,1andeville
NOES: None
Dated ltiarch 2nd, 1938
Bert C. P� cCulloch
Supervisor
Owen A. raandeville
George V. Bates
Edgard C. Griffin
Edward B. Meginniss
Councilmen
At the request of the Supervisor, the Clerk read. an
Order of the Town Board calling a public hearing in relation
to the creation of the proposed extension to Sewer District 7Vo. 1
in the Torn of iviamaroneck, to be held. on P, arch 2nd, 1933, at eight
o' clock P 11r. . the To-vin Offices, Vtest Boston Post Road, in the
VillaEe and Town of Mamaroneck, and reported that a certified copy
of said Order had been duly published, posted and mailed as re-
quired by law.
The Supervisor thereupon declared the hearirr�-7 open and
asked if there were any persons present who desired to be heard
with resn_ ect to the creation of the proposed extension to Sewer
District 'No. 1 as requested in the petition therefor filed in
the office of the Torn Clerk on October 20th., 1937.
The Su_oervisor then asked if there were any persons who
desired to be heard on the subject of the proposed extension to
Sewer District Yo. 1 , There being no persons who desired to be
heard, the Supervisor declared the hearin;_ closed.
Councilman Iviandeville introduced the following
resolution:
RESOLVED 3Y THE' ^7:47? BO ART : 11 - T,D 1711 OF 1.A!v' _ROr E'CT,
IN THE, COUNTY OF 1JUE3i'CIP'STER, rnW YORK, as follows:
Section 1 . The following Order and Determination
is hereby adopted and approved, and when signed by
members of this Board present at this meeting con-
stituting a majority of the entire Board, the same
shall constitute an Order and Determination by this
Board:
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STATE OF NE'.'V yoa7i
COTJ-I\TTY OF GVES'TC TESTER
TJh;I,? ,Ov I.?APd1AROlr.Cli
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IN THE MATTER
the establislament of an extension,
designated as section "I", to a ORDER and DETERIKTNATION
Sewer District No. 1 of the Town
ofYamaroneck, County of Westchester,
New York.
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l"JHEREAS, on the 20th day of October, 1937, a petition
together with a map and plan was ;filed in the office
of the Town Clerk of the Town of P=anaronec_ purporting
to be signed by the requisite nunber of property owners
as required by Article XII of the Town Lary, petitioning
the Town Board of said Town to create an extension,
designated as section_ "T`t, to Sewer District ,To . 1 of
the Towvn of Mamaroneck and the construction of a sewer
syste a therein; and
WEEREAS, said Towm Board on the 26th day of Jan. , 1938,
adopted an Order and caused the same to be entered in
the minutes of its proceedings reciting in general terms
the filing of said petition, t'ne boundaries of the pro-
posed extension, the improvements and services proposed
and the estimated expense thereof, and specifying the
2nd day of Pd_arch, 1938, at eight o9clocl. P. 1'. at the
Town Offices, l53 !Nin est Boston Post Road i the Village
and Town of Mamaroneck, New York, as the time when and
the place where said Board would meet to consider said
petition and hear all persons interested in the subject
thereof and concerning the same; and
K. R'EAS, the said ToTrvn Board caused a copy of said_
Order certified by the Town Clem- to be published and
posted accordinr, to law and also to be mailed to each
of the public service corporations, the nacres of which
appear on the latest completed assessment roll of the
Town; and
d'=REAS, said hearing was duly held at the time
and. place so fixed- in said Order; and
1ITHEREAS, proof !,as been submitted to the Comptroller
of the State of New York by said Town Board with respect
to the desirability of t'_ne creation of said extension
to Sewer Dist.riet Slo . 1; and
11I 'REAS, the Comptroller of the State of New York
has zmade an in)Testigation and hasfo _nd that the public
interest will be served by the creation of such an
extension to Sewer District No. 1 and that the cost
of the same will not be an undue burden upon the nro-
perty of such proposed extension, and has made an
Order permitting the creation of such extension, all
pursuant to Chapter 683 of the Laws of 1933 of the
State of New York, as amended, and
Wh'EREAS, said. Town Board bas caused a copy of the
aforesaid map and plan to be submitted to the State
Department of Health; and
'J=REAS, said- map and Galan was approved by the State
Department of Health and as so approved was duly filed
in the office of the State Department of Health and in
the office of the Town Clerk of the Town of Mamaroneck.
Noel, therefore, it is hereby
ORLERED and DETERMIINED as follows :
1. It is in the public interest to grant the relief
sought by the petition referred to in the recitals
hereof, and the relief sought by such petition sball
_ be granted.
2. Said r
�.,_ petition i s signed or acknowledged or proved
as required by law and, is otherwise sufficier_t.
3. An extension to Sewer District No. 1, designated
as section "I" is 'hereby created and established in
the Town of N_amaroneck, Westchester County, New York,
pursuant to the provisions of Article XII of the Town
Law of the State of New 'fork, as amended, said exten-
sion to include the lands and premises as described
in said petition and shown on a man entitled: "Pro-
posed Extension to Sewer District Rio. 1, to be
designated section ' I' as amended", prepared by
A. J, Foote, Civil Engineer , Larchmont Il�ew work
and filed in the office of the Town Clerk of the
Town of Mamaroneck. The lands and premises included
in said extension hereb-,r created and established are
more particularly bounded and described as follows;
BEGINNING at a point in the northerly boundary
line of "Rouken Glen; Bonnie Eriar Section" where
the same is intersected by the easterly boundary line
of Section E. of Sewer District No. 1 and. running
thence: northeasterly alon_ the northerly boundary
line of "Kooken Glen °`, Br
nn.ie Briar Section, to the
northeasterly corner of the Rouken Glen Subdivision,
thence southeasterly along the easterly line of said
subdivision and the westerly boundary line of the
"Bill Estate" to the northerly boundary line of lards
belonging to Westchester County, known by and as the
"Cross County Parkway", thence northeasterly and south-
easterly along the said northerly boundary line of the
Cross County Pa-rkvvay and southerly boundary line of
"Bill Estate" to the westerly boundary line of lands
shown on map entitled "Fenimore Cooper Park, Inc . "
Section G, filed in Register' s Office as DIap No. 2804;
thence northeasterly and northwesterly along the
boundary line of "Fenimore Cooper Park, Inc. " and.
"Bill Estate" to a point about 150 feet westerly from
the northwesterly corner of Lot 144 as shown on a
"Map of Larcbmont Ridge, Section 8, filed in Register' s
office as Map I3?62, thence northeasterly along the rear
of Lots 144-144A and 145 to the westerly boundary line
of Lot 36 as shown on a map entitled "Ya' n of Fenimore
Cooper Park, Inc. " Section E. filed in Register' s office
as Nap NO. Vol. 55, page 80, thence northwesterly and
northeasterly along the boundary lines of Lot 36 to the
westerly lime of Fenimore Road; thence northeasterly
to the northeasterly corner of Lot 29 as shown on a
map entitled, `dap of Fenimore Cooper Park, Inc, ",
Section D. filed in the Register' s office as !lap No.
Vole 55, page 79; thence southeasterly along the
easterly boundary line of Lot 29 to the northeasterly
corner of Boulder Brae Road; thence southeasterly across
lands of ,dinged_ Foote Holding Corporation to a point in
the northwesterly corner of Lot 25 as shown on map
entitled, "_Man of Fenimore Cooper Park", Section C. ,
filed as flap iTo. 2514, thence along the rear of Lots 25-41
x_ 83
and 40 on above subdivision to the southeasterly corner
of Lot 40; thence southeasterly through lands of John J.
Murdock by a line parallel with and 150 feet easterly
from the easterly line of Fenimore Road to the boundary
line of the incorporated Village of iamaroneck; thence
southwesterly along the boundary line of the `Tillage
of Mamaroneck to the easterly line of Fenimore Road
which is also the boundary line of Section F. of Server
District No. 1; thence northwesterly along the easterly
line of Fenimore Road and the boundary line of Section F
to the northerly boundary line of Section F; thence
southwesterly, southeasterly and southerly along the
boundar;;r of Section F to the southerly line of the
"Cross County Parkway"; thence southwesterly along the
boundaries of Section F and C to the easterly boundary
line of Section E; thence northerly through the Parkway
and through Rouken Glen, Bonnie Briar Section along the
boundary line of Section E to the point or place of
Beginning. All as shovin on a certain map entitled
"Town of Mamaroneck, ',"iestchester County, Nev York, Pro-
posed Extension of Sewer District No. 1 to be designated
as Section I. as amended, made by A. J. Foote , Civil
Engineer, dated September 30th, 1036".
4. All of the property, property owners and interested
persons within said sever extension will be benefited
by the construction of the proposed sewer extension
therein, and all the property and property owners who
will be benefited by such construction are included in
said extension.
5. A sewer system shall be constructed in said extension
substantially in accordance with the map and plan pre-
pared. by A J. Foote, Civil Engineer, Larchmont, New York,
and approved by the Department of Health of the State of
New York on October 7th, 1936, and filed in the office of
the State Department of Health and thereafter filed in
the office of the Town Clerk of the said Town of Mamaro-
neck on the 20th day of October, 1937. The maximum
amount to be expended for the construction of said sewer
system shall be the sum of X100,000.
DATED: March 2nd, 1938.
T0Wlk,T BOARD OF THE TOWN OF MAMARONECK
BY
ATTESTED:
Robert D. Payne
Town Clerk
Section 2. A signed o_
and Determination shall be
of the Clerk of the County
Bert C. McCulloch
Ovien A. Mandeville
George V. Bates
Edward C. Griffin
Edward B. ;Ieginniss
r certified copy of said Order
duly recorded in the office
of uestchester.
Section 3. This resolution shall take effect imme-
diately.
On motion of Councilman Yandeville , seconded by Councilman
Griffin, the foregoing resolution was adopted by the following vote :
AYES: Supervisor P.icCulloch
Councilmen:Bates, Griffin, vleginniss
Mandeville
NAYS: None
The Board thereupon resumed the regular order of
business:
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A statement was received from the Receiver of Taxes and
Assessments certifying that the amount of the 1931 tax levy for
Union Free School District No. 1 remaining uncollected as of March 2,
1938, was ,.114, 654. 65.
Councilman Mandeville introduced_ the following resolution:
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ISSNCE OF 100,000
t7A
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNEtSS IN ANTICIPATION OF
UNCOLLECTED TA_ S LEVIE7 FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES .
RESOLVED BY THE TOWNT BOARD OF TIE TOAN OF
MAIJAROS,�IECK, IN THE .. COLITY OF WESTCILSTLR, N '! YORK,
as follows:
Section 1. In anticipation of the receipt of
taxes levied for school purposes and unpaid. in Union
Free School District No. 1 of the Town of Iamaroneck
for the fiscal year beginning_ July 1, 1937 and ending
June 30, 1933, the sure of 6160,000 shall be borrowed
on the credit of the Town, pursuant to Chapter 105
of the Laws of 1916 of the State of New York, as amended,
and a Certificate, or Certificates, of Indebtedness of
the Town in said amount shall be issued. to evidence
said loan.
Section 2. It is hereby determined and declared:
(a) The total amount of taxes levied in said school
district for school purposes for said fiscal year, is
934.
(b) The total amount of said taxes outstanding and
uncollected is ?1145654. 65.
( c ) The total amount heretofore borrowed and_ outstanding
in anticipation of the collection of said_ taxes, is none.
Section 3. The folio.^aina matters in connection with
said Certificates of Indebtedness are hereby determined:
Denomination Date Maturit7 Number
Interest rate per
annum
�,100,000 I§larch 15,1938 July 1, 1938 T. F. _F"2 To be determined by
the Supervisor, not
exceeding 6/a
Form: Substantially as provided in resolution adopted
November 18, 1936, except that the purpose as
set forth in the second Para ;raph of said form
shall be stated as t`for money borroG^red in anti-
cipation of the unpaid school taxes levied in
said Town for Jr-ion Free School District No. 1
for the school fiscal year com.lencing July 1,
1937".
The Supervisor is hereby authorized to determine
all matters in connection ,.vith said Certificates of
Indebtedness, the determination of which is not otherwise
provided for by this or subsequent resolution, and his
signature upon said Certificates of Indebtedness shall
— be conclusive as to such determinations. Said Certi-
ficates of Indebtedness shall be signed b<T the Supervisor
and countersigned by the Town Clerk, and shall have the
seal of the Town affixed thereto. The Supervisor is
hereby authorized and directed to sell said Certificates
at private sale at not less than par, without advertise-
ment or public bidding, and to deliver the same to the
purchaser upon receipt of the purchase price, plus accrued
interest from the date of the Certificates to the date of
delivery.
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On motion of ldr. Mandeville, seconded by TIr. 1,1eginniss,
the foregoing resolution was adopted by the following vote :
AYES: Supervisor 2??cCulloch
Councilmen Bates, Griffin, Mandeville,
Meginniss
NOES: None
The Town Clerk read a petition received from property
owners residing along the Boston Post Road betziveen Dean Place and
the r„e;J Rochelle boundary line, requesting, that the house numbers
be changed_ so as to correspond and continue with the Larchmont
numbers in order to avoid confusion which they have experienced.
Upon motion by Councilman ]andeville , seconded by Council-
man Bates, it was unanimously
RESOL HE'D, that the To-.in Engineer and the Town C1er'_
be and they hereby are instructed to make the new
arrangement as suggested in the petition.
The Torn Clerk read a letter dated February 28, 1938,
received. from Sidney _ Peters, Secretary of the Fire Council,
in which he certified the list of officers elected at the annual
meeting of the Fire Department held February 21, 1938. The Board
requested that the letter be laid over for the next meeting.
The Town Clerk read a letter dated February 28, 1933,
from Sidney A. Peters, Secretary of the Fire Council, in which he
reported that the Fire Council had held a meeting on February 25,
1938, and had appointed Richard B. LeVino as Acting Chief of the
department for the duration of the illness of the nearly elected
Chief, Charles E. Heywood. This is subject to the approval of
the Tour. Board. The letter was laid over for the next meeting.
The annual report of the Supervisor for the fiscal year
ended December 31, 1937, was received and. filed.
Coriptroller Luce-no on behalf of -Highway Superintendent
Foote presented to the Board the annual Agreement for the Expendi-
ture of `Tighrvay Honeys for the Year 1938.
The expenditures as agreed_ upon are as follows:
Average per Tile, $445.42 for 24.72 miles. . . . . . . . . . . .w11,257. 99
Total special improvements. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6, 228. 12
Reserve fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 900.00
Payment of orders Nos. 1 to 40 inclusive, )
for expenses incurred and paid from 'the ) 6,603.68
let day of January to date of this agree- )
ment.
Total. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . `'25, 989.79
Upon motion by Councilman Landeville, seconded by
Councilman Bates, it was upon roll call, the Supervisor not voting,
unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Supervisor be and he hereby is
authorized to sign the annual Agreement for the
Expenditure of Highway Phoneys for the Year 1938
The Tc:-Tn Clerk presented the annual contract bet,.reen the
Larchm.ont-Piamaroneck Humane Society, T_ne. and the Town of Mamaronec<_
for the year 1938 for the purpose of the capture and impoundage of
all doc-s found unlicensed and running at lar-e in the To,::'n of 11"ama-
roneck.
On motion by Councilman Griffin, seconded by Councilman
Bates, it ias upon roll call, the Supervisor not voting, ana-imously
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RESOLVED, that the Supervisor be and he hereby
is authorized, empowered and directed to sign
the contract between the Larchmont-Mamaroneck
Humane Society, Inc, and the Town of Mamaroneck
for the year 1938.
The Town Clerk read. a letter dated March 5, 1938, received
from Edward D. Loughman, Receiver of the Larchmont Fatioval Bank
and Trust Company, in which he offered a proposal concerning a sale
of the building known as the Larchmont Yational Bank and Trust Com-
pany located at the corner of the Boston Post Road and Larchmont
Avenue, Larchmont. After much discussion the Board decided that it
could not consider this proposition at the present time. The Town
Clerk was instructed to write a letter expressing the Board' s anpre-
ciation for the opportunity extended by Pair. Loughman.
ieir. Ivan S. Flood, attorney, appeared before the Board on
behalf of i'lessrs. Schor and Martino to inquire as to the possibility
of a settlement of their claims against the Town for alleged dai_ages
caused by a Town drain. The matter was referr
ed to the Town Attorney.
T'_n_e Town Attorney stated that he recommended the settle-
ment of certiorari proceedings instituted by SPLIT ROCK HOLDIDiG
CORPORA=±?, to review the assessment upon a parcel of property in
the Village of 3,4alnaroneck, known as Section 9, Block. 313 Lots i7
and 18A for the year 1937, on the basis of a reduction in the assess-
ment from X135,000 to s31301000.
Upon motion made by Councilman C=riffin and seconded by
Councilman Bates, the followirz resolution was unanimously adopted:
X-TIE'REAS, heretofore and on or about the 14th day
of October, 1937, a „vr,.t of certiorari ;, as obtained
by SPLIT ROCK HOLDIYG CORPORA^LION, owner of Section 9,
Block 31, Lots 17 and 1SA, to review the assessment
upon the premises owned by it; and
wZ�REAS, return to such writ was duly filed by the
Assessor and Board of Review on or about the 15th
day of November, 1937; and
Id '_--HEAS, Earle P. Hite , Esquire was appciizted Referee
and certain hearings were held before him; and
WNT'REAS, n
the Town Attorney and Assessor recoriend,
to this Board that the ;proceedings be settled
and discontinued u-oon the reduction of the assess-
ment for the year 1937, from $135,000 to �is130,000;
N0'a', , THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED, that the assessment for the year 1937,
upon property '_mown as Section 9, Block 3'-,
Lots 17 and 18A, assessed- at "x.135,000 be reduced
to .�;130,000, provided the certiorari proceeding
not-v pending in the name of SPLIT ROCK HOLDING CORPORA-
TION be discontinued; further provided that the
costs to be paid by the Town of Yamaroneck shall not
exceed the sum of (1,75.
FURTInMR RESOLVED that the Town Attorney is hereby
authorized- and- directed to sign the necessary
stipulation to obtain an order of the Supreme
Court providing for such reduction.
Councilman Landeville reported that he and 2(r. Foote had
located the milestone which was missing from the Boston Post Road
near Dillon Park. It is now on the estate of John Rutherford. He
statesd that he thought that the milestone would be returned if the
Town Attorney would write a letter to the Rutherfords requesting
permission to move it from its present location. The _:patter was
referred_ to the Town Attorney.
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Councilman Bates reported that the work in connection
with the drains was progressing rapidly,
Councilman =r•iffin inquired as to what was being done
about the proposed project in connection with the re-surfacing
of the parking space at the Larchmont station.
Town Engineer Foote advised that there is some question
regarding the lease. The '�vf. P. A. officials request that the term
of the lease be for the life of the improvement.
The matter was referred to Ton Attorney Delius.
Councilman Griffin reported that the plan for havins a
medical officer had been submitted to the State authorities for
approval.
Councilman Griffin presented the Public °=welfare Depart-
ment report for the month of February 1, 1938, which was received
and filed.
Councilman Griffin presented a petition from the Assessor
dated iiarch 2, 1938, for the correction of the assessment -roll so
as to permit the apportionment of taxes.
Upon motion by Councilman Griffin, seconded by Councilman
Mandeville, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, WHEREAS, the Assessor has
petition dated March 2, 1938, f or t
of the assessment roll for the year
of 1938, pursuant to the provisions
of Chapter 105 of the Laws of 1916,
known as the ?'Jestchester County Tax
presented a
ie correction
1937, taxes
of Section 33
as amended,
Act; and
'.^FFEREAS, after due consideration this Board finds
it desirable to grant said. petition for the
correction of said assessment roll;
NO'dI, TI-JIREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED, that the assessment roll for the year 1937,
taxes of 1938, which shows property new appearing on
the rolls as follows:
Section Block Lot Owner Land Imp. Total
8 81 3C; 43 Uirgilio Corti -2,000 11100 X3,100
8 31 3D,4A " 4,200 5, 800 10,000
be corrected as follows, in accordance with the
provisions of Subdivision 5 of Section 33:
Section
Block
Lot
Owner
Land
Irap.
Total.
8
81
3C1; 4B
Vir ilio Corti
$1, 900
612100
39C00
8
81
3D1,4A
er a
3, 700
5, 800
9,500
8
81
3C213D2
Maria N. Corti
600
-
600
FURT
:51R RESOL':TZD, that the assessment roll
for
the
year
1939, taxes of 1938, which
shows property
now
appearing
on
the rolls as follows -
Section
Block
Lot
Owner
Land
Imp.
Total
2
43
30 to 37
Pauline Guglielmo
, 4, 400
-
jt45400
be corrected as follows, in accordance with the
provisions of Subdivision 5 of Section 33:
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ection
Bloc?: Lot
Owner
Land Imn.
Total
2
43 30, 31,32A Pauline
Guglielmo
Yp1, 400 -
�l 400
2
43 32B 33 34
"
" 1 400
1 400
2
43 35536137
67
2, 600
1y600
'' " 4, 500
FURT-�LR RESOLVED,
that the
assessment roll for the
be
corrected
year 137, taxes
of 1938,
which shows property now
appearin on the
rolls as
fo11ocrs:
Section Block Lot Owner Land I1Il0. Total
7 56 1A Marion L. Steele X65,000 $`.17, 500 82, 500
be corrected as follows, in accordance with the
provisions of Subdivision 5 of Section 33:
Section Block Lot Owner
7 56 ZA Eulalie C.
7 56 lE Rudolph J.
FURTHER RESOLVED, that th
year 1937, taxes of 1938,
appearing on the rolls as
Lard Imp. Total
Hanson `!;49,000 X17, 500 J;66, 50C
Schaefer
16,000 - 181000
assessment roll for the
which shows property now
follows:
Section
Block
Lot
:owner
Land
Imp.
Total
7
67
152, 3 Larch.
Plat° 1
Bank, Rec.>.�8, 500
-
z� 8, 500
7
67
455B
'' " 4, 500
7,500
12, 000
be
corrected
as follows,
in accorda-,�oe with
the
provisions
of
Subdivision 5 of Section 33:
Section
Block
Lot
O,,vner
Land
imp.
Total
7
67
lA,2A,3A
Grace McB.
Ferrall 7,200
-
$>7,200
7
67
1312B,3B5
4,5B
Charles C.
Ferrall 5, 800
87,500
131300
FLIRTR RESOLVED, that the assessment roll for the
year 1937, taxes of 1938, which shows property now
appearing on the 'rolls as follows:
Section Block Lot Owner Land
1 65 44,45, Andrew Verace $2,400 $1,500
96, 97
be corrected as follows, in accordance with the
provisions of Subdivision 5 of Section 33:
Section Block Lot Owner Land Im2
1 65 44,45 George Speidell X1, 500
1 65 96, 97 Andrew Verace 900 plp5oo
FUR^Tim R RESOLVED, that the assessment roll for the
year 1937, taxes of 1938, which shows property
now ap-oearinc on the rolls as follows:
Total
$3, 900
Total
1,500
2, 400
Section Block Lot Owner Land Imp. Total
9 78 112 Ntid-Orienta Prop. Inc.° 5, 250 - 51250
be corrected as follows in accordance with the
provisions of Subdivision 5 of Section 33:
Section Block Lot
9 78 1,2A
9 78 2B
Owner
Land. Imp.
Mid-Orienta Prop. Snc.l?`45250 -
Alice B. Sharp 1,000
Total
a49250
1,000
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The Supervisor advised the Board that he had stopped. at
the -V. P. A. headquarters at Nhite Plains to inquire about the
present arrangement for the employment of men in connection with
the 'Town projects. Although the arrangement is not entirely satis-
factory, the `i , P. A. authorities are cooperating a whole lot better
nory than they have in the past. He reported that there are 651 men
employed on projects within the Town, 274 of which are residents
of the Town of 7,1amaroneck. There are 19 men working on projects
outside of the Town of Miamaroneck.
The Supervisor stated that he had received a request from
Mr. H. _. Dyke, 15 Shadow Lane, Larchmont, offering to pay certain
tax arrears in the face amount of the lien plus interest at 6 -per
cent per annxa on property known as Section 6, Block 27, Lot 259
Section 6, Block 33, Lot 24 and Section 6, Bloch 33, Lot 22.
On motion by Councilman ,iandeville, seconded by Councilman
Bates, it was unanimously
RESOL-ED, that the Receiver of Taxes and Assessments
be and he hereby is authorized, empowered and directed
to accept payment of taxes for the year 1920 and 1926
on Section 6 , Block 27, Lot 25, fcr the year 1930 on
Section 6, Block 33, Lot 24 and for the years 1930
and 1931 on Section 6, Block 33, Lot 22, the liens
for which are held by the Town, in the face amount
of the liens plus interest computed at 6 per cent
per annum.
The Super-.;isor recommended that the question in connection
with 'he application of '-'rank Guadagnola for a franchise and/or
consent to operate buses through the Town be laid over until the
Board receives information as to the action of the two villages,
,There applications have also been presented. He stated that the
applicant did not propose to take on or di-scharge passengers in
the unincorporated area, and since le does intend to do this
in the villages, it does seem that the villages should be more
interested in this matter than the Town. The Board decided to
lay the matter over until it receives the information mentioned.
The Supervisor talked with reference to the change in
the Building Code and stated that he drew from the discussion at
the hearing that the Fire I�epartrnent was not opposed to the change
in the code .
.After a lengthy discussion in which the Board. considered
all that was Said at the hearing concerning the proposed amendments
to the Building Code the following -resolution was introduced by
Councilman U'andeville, seconded by Councilman Griffin.
'NHEREAS a public haering was this day held for the
purpose of considering the enactment, of certain
amendments to the Building Code or Ordinance of
the Town o Mamaroneck, which was heretofore
duly adopted by -resolution on February l7th, 1937;
and
uVP-7RE'AS there has been submitted to this Board
amendments prepared by the Town Attorney with the
assistance of Charles F wink, which amendments
have been approved by the Town Engineer, Fire
Council and Building Inspector; and
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WHEREAS this Board has duly considered the protests
and objections made against said amendments to the
Building Code and has also heard all parties desiring
to be heard in favor of such amendments;
NO'.°J, T`TEEtEFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED, t1at the Town Board of the Town of
Mamaroneck hereby enacts the following amendments
to the Building Code adopted February 17th, 1937-
Article 4, Section 7, Subdivision 3 (a) SEN.,I-FIREPROOF
CONSTRUCTIwf?, is hereby amended to read as follows:
Article 4, Section 7, 3 SEMI-FIREPROOF
CONSTRUC'TION
(a) Pc'altiple dwellings not more than 6 stories or 70 feet
high, if erected in a "B" Graduated Height District, as
defined in Article IV, Section 16 of the Zoning Ordinance of
the Town of ii,amaroneck duly adopted and. amended by resolution
of the Town Board, adopted January 20th, 1937 or as hereafter
amended, and as shown on the Zoning Mao whic'n accompanies
said Ordinance .
Article 4, Section 7, Subdivision 4 (a) FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION,
is hereby amended to read as follows:
Article i, Section 73
4, FIREPROOF CONSTHUC'T' 01N
(a) t,4altiple dwellings iaore than 4 stories or 45 feet high
if erected in a "C" or "D" 70 foot Height District, as defined.
in Article IVY Section 16 of the Zoning Ordinance of the Town
of Mamaroneck, duly adopted and amended b ,T resolution of the
Town Board adopted January 20th, 1937, or as hereafter amended,
and as shown on the Zoning 1,dap which accompanies said_ Ordinance .
Article 5, Section 10, RESTRICTIONS AS 'I'0 FLOOR AREAS, is
hereby amended to read as follows :
Article 5. Section 10, RESTRICTTOFIS AS TO FLOOR AREAS .
The floor area between exterior or fire-walls of buildings
of :semi-fireproof and frame construction shall not exceed the
following-
5, 000 square feet when facing on only one street;
6,000 square feet when facing on two streets;
7, 500 .square feet when facing on three or more streets,
provided that in multiple dwellings the floor area between
exterior or fire-walls of buildings of semi-fireproof con-
struction, shall not exceed:
2,500 square feet when facinm on only one street;
3,000 square feet when facing on two streets;
3, 750 square feet when facing on three or more streets.
An increase of 66 2/3 per cent of the above floor areas !dill
be permitted in buildings equipped- with automatic sprinklers
Article 5, Section 19, is hereby arlend_ed to read as follows:
Article 5, Section 12
(a.) The Building Inspector when so directed by the Town Board,
may modify the require=ments of this Ordinance or impose
greater restrictions when the wel:'are of the public and the
interest of the owner will be promoted by such action but
nothing, contained in this section shall be construed to rive
the Building Inspector power to vary any of the terms of the
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Zoning Ordinance or ZoninL,; Restrictions as contained in the
Zoning Ordinance duly adopted by the Tom board of the Town
of Kfamaroneck, as now in force or as hereafter amended.
{b} The Building Inspector m.ay permit the use of any struc-
tural roateri.als for the use for which they are certified by
recognized authorities for the testing of such materials.
Article 13, Section 70, rL L OIL EQUIPTENT, is hereby amended
to read as follows:
Article 13 Section 70, FULL OIL FQUIPIvEN1'
1. No fuel oil burner or equipment shall be installed until
a permit therefor has been 'issued by the Building Inspector.
The fee for issuing such permit or certificate shall be 85.
and shall be paid to the Building Inspector®
No fuel oil burner or egaipr;ent shall be installed except in
conformity with the Regulations for the Installation. of Fuel
Oil Burners made by the Eaticnal Board of Fire Underwriters.
The Building Inspector shall make or cause to be i: ade an in-
spection of any oil burner and equipment before it is operated
and may make or cause to be made a re-inspection of such
installation whenever he deems it necessary in the interests
of public safety and may upon written notice for cause revoke
any certificate of approval that has been issued.
FURTHER RESOLV D treat the Totir. Clerk publish
the aforesaid amendments to the Fta_!_ld nu Code
or Ordinance in the wily limes, the
official newspaper heretofore d_esi.nated, and
post printed copies thereof in at least three
public places in the Town as provided in Section
133 of the Town Laar, and that an affidavit of the
publication and hosting. thereof be filed with the
Town Clerk.
The foregoing resolution was ad.onte.� by the following
vote:
AYE'S : Supervisor ?r?cCulloch.
Council , en Bates, Griffin, 1,andeville
Prle gi nni s s
NOES: None
The Supervisor made a report in connection tenth the, annual
'r_eetinq -?f the t.ssociation of Towns of the State of l+ew York. He
stated that it be a year before anything could be done to
have the State assume the responsibility of raising all the funds
for relief.
The Supervisor reported teat he had called upon Ia`r. Harry
Yates, Deputy Comptroller of the State of New York, to di se ss the
possibility of refur_dir.- the bonded indebtedness of the Town. This
arrangement would prove to be quite costly.
The Supervisor stated that he thought that r. Charles F.
_v-I- should. be employed ise the construct
_ to supervion of the
Petigor apartments and to work iii con,Iu_nction with Building in-
spector Cownan, .
Follo^ring some discussion concerning Fire, Lighting and
Water Supple District ?'?o . 1 Mr. Delius rias authorized by the
Board to dray up the necessary petition and other papers in con-
nection with this district .
zd-i
Upon motion by Councilman "leIandeville , seconded. by Council-
man bates, it was upon roll call unanimously
R;SC)II-T D, that Plir. Henry D. Brennan be employed
to circulate the necessa-ry petition in connection
ith Fire, LiEhting and_ 'Afater Supply District -Fo. 1 .
At 11:45 P . Y. t:ne Board u-nani=mously resolved to adjourn.
T own C" l