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MEETING OF TIC TOWN 3�010
TOWN OF L'KIABONICK
held November 17th,1926.
In the absence of the Supervisor, the meeting was
called to order by Justice Boyd at 9 P.M.
PRESENT: Justices Boyd,Colllns ,Howell, Leeds
Town Clerk S: he-rman
Counsellor Gamble
Upon motion duly seconded it was voted to dispense
with the reading of the minutes of meetings not yet approved.
The Clerk stated that the meeting was called
pursuant to notice duly advertised to consider applications
for building permits which had been denied by the Building
Commission as being in violation of the Zoning Ordinance .
After considering and discussing in full the various
applications and plans for building permits , before the Board
and at which time fair. A. H. Stevens , representing the Chats-
worth dissociation and MT. H. M. Williams appeared inogiaosition
to the granting of the application No. 872 of Luigi G. Leone
for the erection of a business dwelling on the Crest side of
Murray Avenue it was upon motion duly seconded. unanimously
RESOLVED, whereas the Town. Board of the
Town of "Mamaroneck as duly advertised
pursuant to law a Public Meeting for the
purpose of considering certain appli-
cations therein stated made under the
Zoning Ordinance of the unincorporated
_part of the Town of Tb amaro.nack, which
applications are now pending, and
vl emu; S the said Town Board having held
said Hearing and those parties appearing
for and in opposition to the granting of
said applications as provided under said
Zoning Ordinance and after due considera-
tion, therefore be it
RESOLVED that the Torun Board of the Torun of
Mamaroneck sitting jointly as a Board Of
Appeals and as a Town Board do and hereby
does grant the followinE applications
from the decision of the Building Commiss-
ion, which decision is herein reversed
and does hereby consent to the granting
of the following respective applications
subject in each respective case t.o the
specific conditions and safe guards therein
stated, to wit :
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JL 1. Application #874 of Tiichael Doherty for the
erection of a 9 car private garage on the south side of the
Boston Post Road corner of Dillon Road within an unclassified
district.
2. Application -;'T892 of James P. Fennelly for the
erection of a service station on the south side of the Boston
Post Road between near_ Place and Dillon Road wit in an
unclassified district, provided said service station is
erected not less than 10 feet from the front lot line.
3. kpplication ;`877 of Barbara B. S"chrasaei: for the
erection of 'a one family d-welling and. garage on the south-
•crest corner of Fernwood Road and Clover Street, provided
that the said building is erected w ithin 20 feet of Clover
Street,
And be it further
RESOZ , that the following applications
be denied, to wit:
L2111ic tion ,-' 872 of Luigi Leone for the erection of
a one story business dwelling on the crest side of Tviurray
Avenue within a residential district,
and be it further
RESOLU ', that the following applications
be and the same hereby are laid over for
further consideration, to wit :
Ap_alica.tion X848 of Nicholas L. Leone for the
erection of a one family dwelling on the southwest corner of
West Brookside Drive and Fernwood Road within 30 feet of �
Fernv7cod Road,
and be it further
R :SOLT]:D, that the Town C 1 erk be and he
hereby is authorized and directed to
certify the action of this Tovan Board
to the Building Commission.
The EIlerk also presented the application of John
C. Broomell to erect a one family dvaelling on the north-
east corner of 'dgewater Place and Dillon Road within 30
feet of both street lines.
The application was referred to the Building
Co;=ission.
The Corraittee on F ire matters reported that they
dad gone into full detail on the question of the condition
-- of the apparatus floor and submitted various letters and
tests of certain engineers and after a full discussion of
the entire matter the Committee recommended that the Toan
Board appoint a competent engineer for the purpose of
deciding the course to be taken in the altering of the
apparatus floor.
Upon the recommendation of the Co=ittee it Was
informally agreed that the Committee be authorized and
empowered to secure a competent engineer or Board of
engineers for the purpose of ascertaining the true
condition of the apparatus floor.
Counsel discussed with the B card the request of
the Board of Sewer Commissioners of Sewer District No . 1
of the Town of Mamaroneck to issue and offer for sale
0150,000 principal amount of Sewer Bonds for the con-
struction of Contract No. 11 and additions to the
enlargement of the Sewage Disposal Plant.
Counsel stated that under the provisions of
Chapter 470 of the Laws of 1926, i. e. General District
Law, an Act in relation to the creation, financing and
actiVitieac of certain public districts, it was now
necessary for the Town Board to give notice of the filing
of the petition of the Board of Sewer Commissioners, the
request for the issuance of bonds and to hold a Public
Hearing thereon prior to taking action on the petition,
which notice must contain a description of the district.
He further stated that the law provided for the
posting and publishing of said notice in specific manner
and recommended that a date be fixed for said Public
Hearing and he be authorized to draft the necessary
notice in accordance with the law,
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Upon motion duly seconded, it was
RESOLVED, that the Town Board hold a Public
Hearing on December 15, 1926 at 8.30 F.11-
-- at the office of the Town Clerk, 8 Elm
Street, Mamaroneck, New York to We action
upon the petition of the Board of Sewer
Commissioners of Sewer District No. 1
requesting the Town Board to issue and sell
j502000 principal amount of Sewer Bonds for
the construction of Gontxact l;o. 11 and for
additions to enlargement of the Sewage
Disposal Plant within said Sewer District
at which Hearing full opportunity to be
heard shall be granted to all interested
persons, and it was
FURTHER RES0171y that Counsel be and he hereby
is authorized and directed to prepare the
proper notice of said Hearing, and it was
FURTHER RESOLVE that the Toxin Clerk be and
he hereby is authorized to post and publish
said notice in accordance with the law as he
may be advised by Counsel , and it was
FURTHSR RESOL VED that said notice be published
in The Daily Times which is hereby designated
the official newspaper of said Town for the
purpose of such publication.
Upon motion, the meeting adjourned at 10. 30 P.M.
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