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Home My WebLink About1994_06_15 Town Board Regular Minutes REVISED TOWN OF MAMARONECK TOWN BOARD AGENDA June 15. 1994 REGULAR MEETING -Wednesday, June 15, 1994- Town Center, Court Room - 8:15 PM THE TOWN BOARD WILL CONVENE at 7:00 PM into an Executive Session to discuss matters of personnel and then adjourn at 7:30 PM into a Work Session to discuss garbage and rubbish collection. CONVENE REGULAR MEETING RECESS INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION ADJOURN EXECUTIVE SESSION CONVENE WORK SESSION ADJOURN WORK SESSION RECONVENE REGULAR MEETING CALL TO ATTENTION - Location of Exits PUBLIC HEARING - Request for Easement - NYNEX Corporation ORAL COMMUNICATIONS WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS 1. Fire Claims 2. Authorization - Fire House Project 3. Ratification -Stipulation of Agreement - Professional Firefighters Association 4. Other Business SUPERVISOR REPORTS - Update Hommocks Park Apartments - Fire House Renovation REPORTS OF THE COUNCIL AFFAIRS OF THE TOWN 1. Appointments - Board of Assessment Review 2. Resolution - Sale of Serial Bonds 3. Resolution -Ambulance District Fees 4. Authorization - SRN Stipulation of Agreement 5. Salary Authorizations - Part Time Secretaries Supervisor/Administrator - Conservation - Ambulance District - Recreation - Summer Conservation Corps PROCLAMATIONS - Rabbi H. Leonard Poller - Msgr. George Bardes Next regularly scheduled meetings -July 20, 1994 & -August 17, 1994 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOWN BOARD AND THE BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS OF THE TOWN OF MAMARONECK, HELD ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1994 AT 8:15 PM IN THE COURT ROOM OF THE TOWN CENTER, 740 W BOSTON POST ROAD, MAMARONECK, NEW YORK. CONVENE REGULAR MEETING The Regular Meeting of the Town Board was called to order by Supervisor Price at 7:00 PM., at which time on motion duly made and seconded, the meeting was unanimously declared adjourned into Executive Session in Conference Room A to discuss the personnel matters. They then opened the Work Session to discuss garbage and rubbish collection. The Work Session was declared adjourned with no actions taken at 8:25 PM. RECONVENE REGULAR MEETING The Regular Meeting of the Town Board was called to order by Supervisor Price at 8:30 PM. Present were the following members of the Board: Supervisor: Elaine Price Councilwoman: Kathleen Tracy O'Flinn Councilman: Paul A. Ryan Councilwoman: Valerie M. O'Keeffe Councilman: Barry Weprin Also present were: Patricia A. DiCioccio, Town Clerk Stephen V. Altieri, Town Administrator Steven M. Silverberg, Town Counsel CALL TO ATTENTION Supervisor Price panted out to those assembled the locations of exits as required by law for public gatherings. Councilman Weprin came in from Albany. PUBLIC HEARING - Request for Easement- NYNEX The hearing was opened at 8:30 PM, on motion of Councilwoman O'Flinn, seconded by Councilman Ryan. The Supervisor explained that the Board had previously held two public hearings on this matter,and we have asked NYNEX to provide the Town with rock borings and an environmental assessment form, which has been given to us. She then asked if anyone wished to speak in favor of this proposal. Mr. Bill Strecker, a representative here on behalf of NYNEX and an Engineer, said that NYNEX had complied with the requests of the Town to have the borings done, and they have June 15, 1994 prepared the environmental assessment form and wanted to reassure everyone that this type of project is no threat as it is not a source of RF signals nor are there magnetic fields. This project would put fiber optics in a vault below ground and is powered by an electronic system equal to a 120 volt system. He said that special instruments were used to measure fields and it was barely detectable. The purpose of fiber optics is to make wiring more reliable, faster and cheaper, which fiber optics accomplishes through the speed of its pulse rate, it also handles more in less space. He added that it was the first environmental vault in Westchester. Councilman Ryan asked if he could see a schematic that showed the underground box and the junction. He did not have one with him but would send it. Mr Deutschman, another representative from NYNEX, said that it is the first vault in Westchester, but that there were over 80 installations on Long Island. Ernie Odierna, said that this type of wiring has less radiation than a toaster and fiber optics are essential to communications. Definitely in favor. Rosalynn Toby, said that she lived a few yards away from the proposed vault and was concerned about flooding, since when it rains heavily, her sump pump has to work overtime. Mr. Strecker replied that the vaults are water tight, approximately seven feet by ten, and won't disrupt the present ecology, and that Shimon Gitlitz had looked over the project and did not voice any concerns about runoff. Ms. Toby said that it could cause more water to drain onto her property. Councilman Ryan assured her the water issue would be looked into, since the Board also want to make sure the flooding situation doesn't get worse. Supervisor Price agreed that water drainage would have to assessed before the Board could move forward. Alan Mason, said that the area does flood. The Town had put in an additional drainage pipe which has helped, and if the vault added drainage in its plan, it might help. He added that Shimon had not been with the Town long enough to know the problems we have run into with flooding. Fred Baron, a Murray Avenue resident, said that he walks in that area. The site lays four feet below the water table and it will aim straight for the Toby home. If NYNEX added better drainage, he would then have no objection. Councilwoman O'Flinn asked if the existing trees would be left standing and was told they would not have to be touched. The Supervisor said that there are more questions which will need answering, flooding, soil erosion, plantings, protection of trees, etc. She suggested that the Board hold a special work session in June to work out these issues. She asked how long it would take NYNEX to get answers to some of these questions, and was told they could be read in a few days. The hearing on motion duly made and seconded was adjourned. BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS The meeting was called to order by Commissioner Price at 8:55 p.m. in the Court Room. Present were the following members of the Commission: Commissioner: Elaine Price Commissioner: Kathleen Tracy O'Flinn Commissioner: Paul A. Ryan Commissioner: Valerie M. O'Keeffe Commissioner: Barry Weprin 2 June 15, 1994 Secretary to the Commission: Patricia DiCioccio 1. Fire Claims Commissioner O'Keeffe presented fire claims for authorization of payment and on his motion, seconded by Commissioner Ryan, it was unanimously, RESOLVED, that this Commission hereby authorizes payment of the following hire Department claims as approved by the hire Chief and audited by the Comptroller's Office: OPERATING FUND AAA Emergency Supply Co., Inc. $ 623.20 Brewer's 194.00 All Power Equipment 14.50 Alto Brothers Inc. 500.00 Brigante Lawnmowers 7.50 Cellular One 226.35 Cleaning Systems 32.65 Coyne Textile Services 78.21 Dri-Chem Extinguisher Co. 600.00 Excelsior Garage & Machine Works, Inc. 3167.84 Giacomo Service Center, Inc. 194.15 Grants of Larchmont 150.00 Hanson Office Products 122.63 Larchmont Auto Parts Dist., Inc. 78.20 New England Uniform 2306.00 New Rochelle Restaurant Supply 104.15 Radio Shack 83.72 Rickert Lock & Safe Co. 317.55 Sound Shore Fire Protection 225.00 Sound Shore Fire Protection 78.00 Town of Mam'k Professional Fire 153.27 Unitech Electronics Company 105.00 Westchester Bakery 389.84 Total 9,751.76 CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND Allied Environmental Services 4,775.00 Brewers 122.46 Call A Head Corp. 70.00 Consolidated Edison 422.00 Environmental Products & Services 590.00 Enviroscience Inc. 3,485.38 Naber Electric Corp. 1,850.00 Tartaglione Consultants 1,650.00 Williams/Scotsman 401.00 Total $ 13,365.84 GRAND TOTAL $ 23,117.60 One of the claims for Tartaglione Consultants in the amount of $16,000.00 that was included under Capital Fund was removed until a question could be answered regarding the bill. Therefore the total for Capital was reduced from $29,365.84 to $13,365.84, and the grand total was reduced from $39,117.60 to $23,117.60. 2. Ratification of Agreement- 3 June 15, 1994 The Administrator explained that this is the agreement with the paid firefighter that had been approved by their membership. The agreement was for three years and provided a salary increase of 3%the first year, 4% in the second, and 4.25%for the third. He recommended that the Board approved it. On motion of Councilwoman O'Keeffe, seconded by Councilman Ryan, it was unanimously, RESOLVED, that the Town Board does hereby approved the Firefighter Agreement for three years, which provides for a salary increase of 3%the first year, 4% in the second, and 4.25% in the final year of the contract. The Supervisor and the Board members all thanked him for negotiating a good agreement. 3. Authorization - Firehouse Project - Demolition Contract -Weaver Street Firehouse Mr. Altieri said as you will remember, at the last Board meeting, authorization was granted to proceed with a contract with Tran Camp Corporation for the demolition of the Weaver Street Firehouse. Upon notification of award of contract, Tran Camp advised the Town that they were unable to provide the level of insurance as required in the bid specifications for the price bid for the project. They advised the Town that there would be an additional cost of $10,000 for the insurance coverage as required in the bid specifications. The request for additional monies for the required insurance coverage was not acceptable to the Town since the insurance requirements were clearly set forth in the bid specifications. In order that the project may proceed, however, we have researched the second low bidder, SRN Contracting Corporation of the Bronx, New York. The SRN Contracting Corporation submitted a total bid of$65,100 for Contract TA-94-1. This amount is $1,287 higher than the bid of Tran Camp. The construction manager has spoken with the SRN Corporation and they have provided a certificate of insurance verifying their ability to meet the contract insurance requirements. Therefore we are recommending that Contract TA-94-1 be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder meeting the Town's specifications, SRN Contracting Corporation. On motion of Councilwoman O'Flinn, seconded by Councilman Rya, it was unanimously, RESOLVED, that the Town Board does hereby rescind the contract awarded to Tran Camp, who are unable to fill the specifications as outlined in the bid documents; and BE IT FURTHER, RESOLVED, that the Town Board does hereby award the contract TA-94-1 for the demolition of the firehouse to SRN Corporation, who bid $65,100; and BE IT FURTHER, RESOLVED, that the Town Administrator is hereby authorized to execute said contract on behalf of the Town; and . BE IT FURTHER, RESOLVED, that the Town Administrator is also authorized to collect from Tran Camp, $1,287 the difference between the two contracts. Fire chief spoke about the fire at the school and that it could have been dangerous, there was a delay when the alarm company called the school to asking if the alarm was real or just another false alarm. He said the policy is set by the school, but thought it should be thought out more thoroughly. The fire was small, contained within one room, but it could have been worse. 4 June 15, 1994 The Supervisor said that she knew that the school was outlining a policy, and sending a communication to the alarm company informing them of the change which should help ensure safety. There being no further business to come before the Commission, on motion of Councilman Ryan, seconded by Councilwoman O'Flinn, the Commission unanimously adjourned and reconvened the Regular Meeting. Added Item Set Date for Public Hearing - Country Club Properties Supervisor Price said that the public hearing on the rezoning of the Country Club properties was ready to be scheduled and suggested that the date be set for June 30. Thereafter, on motion of Councilman Ryan, seconded by Councilman Weprin, it was unanimously, RESOLVED, that the Town Board does hereby set the date for Public Hearing on the Rezoning of the Country Club properties for June 30, 1994 at 8:15 PM at the Town Center; and BE IT FURTHER, RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk be and hereby is authorized to publish the legal notice of Public Hearings in an official newspaper of the Town SUPERVISOR REPORTS She updated everyone on the progress being made on the firehouse and also on the Hommocks Park Apartments. There was then a long discussion regarding both matters. AFFAIRS OF THE TOWN 1. Appointments - Board of Assessment Review On motion of Councilman Weprin, second by Councilwoman O'Keeffe, it was unanimously, RESOLVED, that the Town Board does here by appoint Helen Jennings to an unexpired term ending September 1996, and effective immediately. 2. Resolution- Sale of Serial Bonds There was no paperwork, but Mr. Altieri said that this authorization would allow him to having bonding counsel prepare the necessary documents for the sale of serial bonds. On motion Councilwoman O'Flinn, seconded by Councilman Ryan, it was unanimously, 5 June 15, 1994 RESOLVED, that the Town Board does hereby authorize the Town Administrator to have the documents prepared for the sale of serial bonds. 3. Ambulance district fees Councilman Ryan said that the Ambulance District Committee had met June 9 to discuss recommendations they wanted to make to the Town Board regarding fees for ambulance service. He said they recommended a base fee of$225, with additional charges for Advance Life Support at$100, oxygen fees would be $20 and mileage at $7.50 per mile. He said they had reviewed many private and public ambulance company fees to set a fair rate. In response to a question, he said that this is the fee that is charged to the insurance companies, should a person not have insurance they would not be charged. Then on his motion, seconded by Councilman Weprin, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that the Town Board does hereby set the fees for Ambulance Service as recommended by the Ambulance district Board as follows: Base Fee $225.00 Advance Life Support Surcharge 100.00 Oxygen Fee 40.00 Mileage 7.50 (per transported mile) 4. Authorization - Sarah Neuman Nursing Home This matter was held over 5. Salary Authorizations - Part-time Secretary -Supervisor/Administrator -Conservation Department -Ambulance District - Recreation - Summer Conservation Corps Part-time Secretary- Supervisor/Administrator On motion Councilwoman O'Flinn, seconded by Councilman Ryan, it was unanimously, RESOLVED, that the Town Board does hereby approved the salary of Lillian Sten, to work as a part-time clerk-receptionist in the Supervisor/administrator's office at the rate of$9 per hour effective June 20, 1994. Conservation Department On motion Councilwoman O'Flinn, seconded by Councilwoman O'Keeffe, it was unanimously, RESOLVED, that the Town Board does hereby approved the salary of Regina Partridge, to work as a part-time typist, in the 6 June 15, 1994 Conservation Office, including preparing minutes for CAC and CZMZ, at an hourly rate of$10 effective June 8, 1994. Ambulance District A salary authorization was requested to hire the following people as part time paramedics for the Town of Mamaroneck Ambulance District. The salary authorization will be effective July 1, 1994. The rate of pay is 15.00 per hour. On motion Councilwoman O'Flinn, seconded by Councilman Ryan, it was unanimously, I RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Mamaroneck does hereby authorize the payment of salaries for the Ambulance District at an hourly rate of$15, effective July 1, 1994, as follows: Robert Smith Doug Berkowitz Sue Yarrow Matt McCauley Mike Scott Marc Burrell. Rich Werner John Heinlein Pete Primrose Phil Bellingham Dan Purcell Don Grande Will Gluckman Steve Davis Peter Asp Nick Cecere Angela Self Greg Pekera Mike Liverzani Richard Wyant Summer Conservation Corps Authorization was requested to hire summer people to work on projects in the conservation areas of the Town at a rate of$6.50 per hour. On motion of Councilwoman O'Keeffe, seconded by Councilwoman O'Flinn, it was unanimously, RESOLVED, that the Town Board does hereby authorize the payment of salaries for the Summer Conservation Corps, at an hourly rate of$6.50, effective July 1, 1994, to the following: Joseph Marraffino Frank Oneilli Frank Shay Larry Seegars Recreation On motion Councilwoman O'Flinn, seconded by Councilman Ryan, it was unanimously, RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of Mamaroneck does hereby authorize the payment of salaries as follows: 7 June 15, 1994 CENTRAL PLAYGROUND NAME POSITION SALARY Linda McGetrick Director $4,000/season Katie Clarke Assistant Director $3,000/season Aaron McLaughlin Unit Leader $290 week Gina Tunno Unit Leader $270 week Gail Guarneri Unit Leader $293 week Michelle Curran Counselor ;232/week Phillippe Guerra Counselor $189/week Mike Kaplan Counselor $185/week Lana Pompi Counselor $180/week Collette Murphy Counselor ;185/week Stephanie Cassiero Counselor $210/week Eric Deutsch Counselor $200/week Debbie Kruszewski Counselor $232/week Steven Forzaglia Counselor $210/week Dana Freeman Counselor $240 week Heather Castellani Counselor $205/week David Monteleone Counselor $213/week Vanessa Monteleone Counselor $195/week Rich Rhyman Counselor $228/week Karla Romanek Counselor $166/week Louis Noto Counselor $195/week Scott Hagan Counselor $228/week Anthony DiFate Counselor $210/week Brian Sestito Counselor $166/week Gabriel Hindin Counselor $158/week Katie O'Connor Counselor $185/week Kristin Langelotti Counselor $232/week Mike Collins Counselor $224 week John Flynn Counselor $220/week Caroline Mulcahy Counselor $253/week Jennifer Guthrie Counselor $232/week Jaime Lischke Counselor $195/week Kristen Ferguson Counselor $205 week Beth Pacewicz Counselor $215/week Dierdra Dillon Counselor $230/week Patrick Castellani Counselor $166/week Karla Romanek Counselor $166/week Susan Lynn Brimley Counselor $205/week Margaret Bordiga Counselor ;200/week Kendra Langelotti Junior Counselor $145/week Peter Braverman Junior Counselor $145/week J.P. Helmrich Junior Counselor $145/week Rebecca Morrone Junior Counselor $157/week Scott Forzaglia Junior Counselor ;157/week Sean Corwin Junior Counselor ;157/week Taryn Sefecka Junior Counselor $157/week James Lafferty Junior Counselor ;145/week Mansoureh Nia Arts 8 Crafts $335/week Billy Collins Sports Specialist $325/week Maria Colantonio Crossing Guard $6.50/hr. CHATSWORTH PRE SCHOOL Debbie Cunningham Director $2,200/season Jim Cunningham Assistant Director 11,950/season Sharon Silver Unit Leader ;212/week Thelma Corbett Unit Leader $194/week Roberta Dorsey Unit Leader $194/week Jennifer LeMoigne Counselor $113/week Donna Hughes Counselor $130/week Rose Richards Counselor ;130/week Michelle Cardell Counselor $100/week Betty Delia Counselor $143/week Melanie Ferreira Counselor 1141/week Kathy Guadagnoia Counselor $130/week Lillian Stoff Counselor $143/week Valerie Coletti Counselor ;118/week Sarah Perucci Counselor ;100/week Desiree Guimaraes Counselor $132/week David Edelstein Counselor $100/week Tami Davidson Counselor $130/week 8 June 15, 1994 Maria Ellin Counselor $143/week Leticia Garcia Counselor $130/week Jana DiCioccio Counselor $120/week Georgeann Torina Counselor $132/week Carol Santini Counselor $125/week Judy Silo Counselor $143/week Tara DiFate Counselor $100/week Jeanne Marie Brant Counselor $130/week Amy Carlin Counselor $95/week Linda Poccia Counselor $125/week Lynne Jenis Counselor $95/week Melissa Mirabile Counselor $85/week Barbara Mendes Counselor $120/week Stephanie Sabato Counselor $105/week Mary Lou Hughes Counselor $120/week Linda Viggiano Counselor $120/week Jodi Perucci Junior Counselor $90/week Susan Squillante Junior Counselor $85/week Jennifer Trelewicz Fitness Specialist $25/hour Margo Ricci Music Specialist $13.50/hr. MONROE PRE SCHOOL Terri Quires Director $2,650/season Ellen Ferber Unit Leader $265/week Madeline Squillante Unit Leader $245/week Laura Quiros Counselor $164/week Jennifer Carchietta Counselor $155/week Maria Costa Counselor $130/week Matt Viggiano Counselor $135 week Keiona Thompson Counselor $154/week Denise Fauci Counselor $165/week Megan Nealon Counselor $122/week Ben Osborn Counselor $150/week Chris Siano Junior Counselor $110/week Steve DeLuca Tennis Specialist $20/hour MURRAY PRE SCHOOL Mary Ann Gurr Director $2,550/season Ellen Coughlan Assistant Director $1,950/season Bonnie Jackson Unit Leader $224/week Betty Ceja Unit Leader $200/week Connie Flay Unit Leader $173 week Mike DiGenaro Unit Leader $173/week Vera Ann Pazienza Counselor $130/week Andy Siano Counselor $100/week Jennifer Roca Counselor $130/week Josephine Lombardi Counselor $150/week Jessica Sileo Counselor $130/week Margaret Brown Counselor $142/week Suzanne Schirzo Counselor $130/week Amiee Cunningham Counselor $105/week Kim Porretto Counselor $120/week Virginia Cherry Counselor $120/week Carlos Ceja Counselor $85/week Carleen Giles Counselor $120/week Mike Siragusa Counselor $95/week Nicole Spano Counselor $85/week Justin Blanco Counselor $85/week Frank Lanza Counselor $95/week Jill Russo Counselor $95/week Wendy Rothman Counselor $95/week Barbara Estabrook Counselor $120/week Emily Osborne Counselor $85/week Debra Carbone Counselor $125/week Kandie Brown Counselor $85/week Linda Blaise Counselor $150/week Brian Innes Junior Counselor $90/week Robert Spier Junior Counselor $90 week Ralph Gurr Junior Counselor $90/week MUSIC WORKSHOP 9 June 15, 1994 Marc Tartell Director $2,000/season Richard Williams Instructor $1,030/season Debbie Moran Instructor $1,130/season Philip Greiss Instructor $1,030/season Katie Struzik Instructor $1,030/season Bhodan Hlushewsky Instructor $1,030/season Scott Brady Assistant Instructor $330/season Nancy Allen Assistant Instructor $330/season Nick Fox Recreation Assistant $330/season TENNIS INSTRUCTION Paulo Silva Instructor $9/hour 1994 SUMMER POOL AUTHORIZATION I LIFEGUARDS EMPLY.# RATE PER HOUR GARIELLA ALFOLDI 3009 $6.25 ELENA PETRUZZELLI 2743 5.75 BRIAN DONEGAN 3130 6.25 CHRIS VAUGHAN 2423 7.50 MARIA FRANCELLA 2266 9.50 JOE ISIDORI 3051 5.75 SUSAN ALOISE 3108 5.50 JENNIFER CURLEY 3141 5.50 TRACY AUGUSTINE 3150 5.50 KATIE DONOVAN 3134 5.50 MARGE DONOVAN 3135 5.50 CENTRAL CAMP POOL SUPERVISORS NOELLE WHITING 3114 8.00 TOM ROBERTS 3140 8.00 ALTERNATE LIFE GUARDS DARA BRAITMAN 3124 5.50 NOELLE WHITING 3114 7.00 SUE BAITER 3056 5.75 PETER O'BRIEN 3112 5.50 MIKE GONZALEZ 3099 7.00 KRIS DONOHUE 3053 7.00 BRIAN RITZ 2481 6.50 JENNIFER JOHNS 3143 5.50 CARA NERO 3037 7.00 VANESSA ACEVEDO 2986 6.00 CRAIG RIELLY 2636 5.75 MEG CUSTER 3121 7.00 REBECCA LAWER 3062 6.00 TOM ROBERTS 3140 8.00 ROBERT RAINALDI 3035 5.50 DARLEEN PALLETT 3132 7.00 (AFTER 8/15) DANIELLE SEVERINO 2709 7.00 SIMONE COSTA 3054 8.00 ERIN LISA 3148 5.50 MICAH LISSY 2978 6.50 KATIE MARTYN 2635 6.00 KEY ATTENDANTS HILLARY WASHINGTON 3111 4.75 KATHRYN KIRCHOFF 2993 5.00 SPENCER TANNEBAUM 3152 4.75 TIM LISCHKE 2991 5.00 BRIAN GALLARELLO 3133 4.75 MICHAEL MCGRATH 3115 4.75 ALTERNATE KEY ATTENDANTS 10 June 15, 1994 LANA POMP! 2921 4.75 DARA BRAITMAN 3124 4.75 F.UGF-NIP,STPYCIILLSYI 3147 4.75 OLIVIA TUCKER (none) 4.75 DANIELA BALDOR 3154 4.75 JEANNE O'BRIEN 3155 4.75 MANAGERS DEAN REBEN 1216 13.00 MICHAEL EDELSTEIN 1980 12.50 JIM CUNNINGHAM 2679 10.00 SUE RUSSELL 2079 9.00 NICHOLAS BRINDEL 2381 9.00 LAURA PURCELL 1312 10.00 GREG JOHANSON 1892 10.00 RAYMOND YANG 2451 11.00 TOM ROBERTS 3140 10.00 SIMONE COSTA 3054 10.00 SWIM INSTRUCTORS MEG CUSTER 3121 16.50 KRIS DONOHUE 3053 18.00 MIKE GONZALEZ 3099 16.50 NOELLE WHITING 3114 16.50 PROCLAMATIONS: Rabbi Poiler Msgr. Bardes The Supervisor read the Proclamation honoring Rabbi Poiler(See end of minutes) This item was originally scheduled for June 1, 1994, but the proclamation was not prepared in time, so its was presented at this meeting. Councilwoman read the Proclamation for Monsignor Bardes. (See end of minutes) ADJOURNMENT On motion of Councilman Weprin, seconded by Councilwoman O'Flinn, the meeting was adjourned at 12:01 AM. Submitted by, Patricia A. DiCioccio, Town Clerk 11 June 15, 1994 UniettifeEliftEiMetanatelarilitEIMMOMOSINGENIR,4,r, ElarigtillitalitEMO PROCLAMATION 11 11 Monsignor George Bardes 11 UMEREAS, Monsignor George Bardes was ordained as priest of the New York Archdiocese in 1944; and 1/ I WHEREAS, In 1948 he was assigned to his first pastoral duties at the parish of St. John the Evangelist in White Plains. While at St. John's, Father Bardes was elevated to the 11 11 rank of Monsignor and appointed pastor a position he held until 1970; and 11 UMEREAS, from 1970 to 1981 he was pastor of the parish of Sts. John and Paul in Larchmont a charge he executed with the 1/ li tact and tenderness and warm cordiality for which he was known; and 11 11 WHEREAS, following his years at Sts. John & Paul he was appointed 11 pastor of the parish of St. Thomas More in New York City. , He often returned to Larchmont to officiate weddings, christenings funerals of .,. r,), li 11 the many friends he had made in LarchikOnt -*/,.,_„ NOW, THEREFORE BE IT ,,+ rj,,...;,',V*t) ri a') ':•,1 .C'''..- "'' ■;0'N').-"' 1 . 1 RESOLVED that'fI,Elaine',Frice\;.Supervisor, and the members of the _ e T,L Tict ,„, ounbikof tnown of Mamaroneck do hereby li li proclaim SunilayAlUne 26, 1994 as v'-t_lo ,v1 ,- ,./ -.---. r/.\ '®l 6.IGNOR GEORGE BARDES'iDAY 1/ I 1 ANY a throughout the Town of Mamaroneck and urge all residents to joi0(aith me and the Ti4n Board to honor and congratulate Monsignor Bardesupon celebrating his GOLDEN 11 11 11 l'!•9'la jUBTLPFI; ) 0, ,#:,', ,, _,,,p';,4 o ...,- 11 1 11 IN WITNESS"',AMEREOF, I *6 hereunto set my hand and 11 caused the seal of the Town of Mamaroneck to be affixed „.' ■,,: `-c,) this 15th daykot.Zune 1994. !, 11 --e- --e4sita 11 ii Elaine Price, Superviso di 11 li iorp_-.41,, .4 ...•••••'''...... ii, I % w■_1..:A,. 'r-'5'.. L'Or _ar ir40.7., _ . _. A, !., 11 11 thleen Tracy 0 linn, Councilwoman Paul A. Ryan 6.uncilman . 11 11 /1.64,1gt 11 Valerie Moore 4 O'K e, Councilwoman ted A tl by: ....c.s. B "A. Weprin, st=an . / \ 1 lic,‘ 11 i al■WW.......,04 *1' al: (:214■ACI.■0.......,.. / i, .... 11 Patricia A. DiCioccio, Town Clerk vs, 49.1,NIN Sv-■ • . - / ,,-- Ni 4, ,,,.%, ,, v t,,*1 /''' ."'',.,. '46 . ,t,N ' ,-'t . pw .,,-•'.;, ,, .'4 A 4,,t1.?,:''',.k ,,,opi:1 VI el-, I i • -.., ,i: s ..„., ,c. . i J•, " V• ‘P.( '' • Iraq' 'r f:ir:: :7 . ' C. tt ei4211130104M210010423942119019e194919423100104219 ?;-' , I,,i-'':, rt, van A, Afr, '42,03% 11 June 15, 1994 WIEWMOSTeefeellefifiefintrigkeillefiNeffileKteriagefieGatergteleMellefl 1 . PROCLAMATION i I 1 Rabbi H. Leonard Poller i WHEREAS, • Rabbi H. Leonard Poller has served as the spiritual leader at the Larclmnont Temple for twenty-two years; and iWHEREAS, he has consistently strived to encourage interfaith connunications, helping to establish MAHALARY Interfaith i Clergy Study Group; and i WHEREAS, he has steadfastly worked to enhance Larchmont Temple's standing among religious institutions in our community i and County; and 40, 1 WHEREAS, he has used his sot itterable scholarly, administrative, and consensus skii:::‘tkoversee the revision of the prayer book usg4,-; ,,w4s,.-f. I, congregations across the M) Cotmty; ,„,...-,,,,.!,,i, .- w A ,A, " ;,V 4' 1 WHERS, if EAS, his dedicati t to,,qte . iv. is that principle must always . , , tA, guide actio -,h7as pay.goraivei.• throughout two decades of i 1 tireless s- ,-to our menu= . INMI, THEREFORE BE IT 11,1 (i W.' ..- RESOLVED 8-t I Elaine Price, uorvisor, of the Town of Mamaronec0i; hereby proclaim y, June 10, 1994 as 11 th , iNt. ATI RAKH. LEONARD 1 Yr47' throughout the.:, wn of -m-.. .neck and wish him and , 11 Priscilla maky .. .. and heal retirement years. 11 liIN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have• hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the Town of Mamaroneck to be affixed 1/ 11 this 10th day of June 1994. ,, .-., , 11 li • .t; - . - %/ ■':' ' y Elaine Price, Supervisor, Town of Mamaroneck- I 1 , " ..V. t 4:i ';' '-■ ' - 1,,,-r6 II ;-.- ,) , • ..,4 . L. --..--.- -"gt - 0:4,....,* •"4". 1VP' 0" ° •,""7;' ".1.. 2-"'14..401ft'''' II EM049190649194231036390183459480elegrealegneaMenanatealeage '--- ' =. 12