HomeMy WebLinkAbout1927_07_13 Town Board Minutes MEETING OF THE TOWN BOARD
TOumN OF MAMARONECK, N. Y.
Held July 13th, 1927
The meeting was called to order by Supervisor Burton
at 9:00 P. M.
Present: Supervisor Burton
Justices Boyd, Collins, Howell and Leeds
Town Clerk Sherman
Counsellor Gamble
Upon motion, it rras voted to disrense with the reading
of the minutes of meetings not yet approved.
The Clerk stated that pursuant to notice duly advertised,
the Board should now consider the various applications and plans
for the building permits which had been denied as being in
violation of the Zoning Ordinance .
After reading of the notice as advertised, and after
discussing and considering the various applications and plans for
building permits before the Board, it was, upon motion, duly
seconded, unanimously,
RESOLVED, Whereas the Town Board of the
Town of Mamaroneck has duly advertised
pursuant to law, a public meeting for the
purpose of considering certain applications
--- therein stated, made under the Zoning
Ordinance of the Unincorporated part of
the Town of Mamaroneck, which applications
are now pending, and
WHEREAS, the said Town Board having held
said hearing and both parties having been
granted the privilege of appearing for or
in opposition to the granting of certain
applications as provided under the said
Zoning Ordinance and after due consideration,
therefore, be it
RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the Town of
Mamaroneck, sitting jointly as a Board of
Appeals and as a Town Board does hereby grant
the following applications from the decision
of the Building Commission, which decision
is hereby reversed and does hereby consent
to the granting of the following applications
subject in each case to the specific conditions and
safeguards therein stated:
1. Application V1021 of Annie Florence for the erection of a
three story building on the south side of Boston Post Road, provided
that the building is erected not less than 10 feet from the front
lot line .
2. Application X1016 of Philip Stouter for the erection of a
one family & elling and tiara= e on the southwest corner of Forest
;ivenue, provided that the du=elling is erected not less than 21 feet
from the front lot line on the aesterly side of Forest Avenue .
3. Application 4;`1024 of Frank Corey for the erection of a
one family du=elling and garage on the north side of Chatsworth
Avenue, 25 feet from RockinSstcne Avenue, provided that the dwell
ink is erected not less than 25 feet from the front lot line .
4. Application ,#1027 of Charles G. Maiolino for the erection
of a one-car garage on the north side of Hillcrest Avenue, 780
feet west from 'Weaver Street, provided that the garage is erected
not less than 69 feet from the front lot line .
5. Application X1028 of Michael Doherty for the erection
of a lunch car on the north side of Boston Post Rd. , 100 feet
wept from Dean Place, provided that the lunch car is erected not
less than 15 feet from the front lot line, and be it further
RESOLVED, that the following applications
be laid over for further consideration:
1. Application #1018 of Harry Pagan for the erection of an
auto truck garage ofi the north side of Hickory Grove Drive, 100
feet west from Locust Road, within a residential district.
2 . Application #831 of H. B. Rogers for the erection of a
side wall on the west side of Hickory Grove Drive & west Brookside
Drive, within 6 feet of the side lot line.
A communication from Mr. B. H. Irlarcus, president of the
Murray Avenue And Weaver Street Realty and Construction Corporation
was received and read, requesting the erection of metal arrow signs
approximately four inches wide and two feet long. The communication
was ordered placed on file and the matter laid over fur further
consideration.
A communication from the weaver Street Fire Company was
received and read, advising the Board that the probationary period'
for Driver glarence Stout expired July, let, and recommending his
permanent appointment and the purchasing of a regulation uniform.
The communication was ordered placed on file and upon motion, duly
seconded, it was upon roll call unanimously,
RESOLVED, that Driver Clarence Stout be
and he hereby is permanently appointed
to the position of driver for the weaver
Street Fire Company y-1„ effective as of
July 1st, 1927, and his compensation
therefor, is fixed at the sum of $135.00
per Month, and be it further
RESOLVED, that the committee of the Fire
House be authorized and empowered to
purchase the necessary uniform for said
Clarence Stout, -and that the same be
made a Town Charge.
A communication from the Grand Lodge,=Fnights of Pythias',
was received and read, extending an invitation to the Town Board
to attend the Grand Lodge Sermon at St . Thomas' s Church, July
7, 1927 at 3: 30 P. M. The communication was ordered placed on
file, the invitation accepted and the Clerk was directed to ack-
nowled. e receipt of same .
A communication from the Chatsworth Association was
received and read, requesting that action be taken in the erections
and completion of the police booth at the intersection of Chats-
_ wotth and Myrtle, and Hurray Avenues . The communication was
ordered placed on file and the Clerk was directed to reply thereto,
statingAhe.t the matter is receiving due consideration.
A communication from the Chatsworth Association was
received and read, calling the Boards attention to the manufacturing
of "mosquito screens" in the garage on the premises of 69 Murray
Avenue, The communication was ordered placed on file and the matter
referred to the Police Department for their investigation and report .
A corarrunication from Mr. A . H. Stevens, together with a
blue print was received and read, requesting permission to build a''
dam from the Hammocks to Cedar Island to control the water during
the exceedingly high tides . After discussion, the communication
was ordered placdd on file and the matter referred to Counsellor
Gamble.
A.-delegation appeared before the Board representing the
Dillon Park District, for the purpose of having some action taken
by the Town Board with relation to the establishment of a Seaver
_ System within said Dillon Park area. After a full discussion of
the entire matter, it was, upon motion, duly seconded,
RESOLVED, that the Board further con-
sider the matter of the Sewage for XXNX
Dillon Park at its next meeting to be
held on Wednesday, August 3rd.
The Clerk called the Board' s attention to the claim of
George P . Forbes, in the publication of the tax sale notice,
stating that the claim had not been approved by the Board of
Auditors. The matter was referred to Counsellor Gamble for his
report and recommendation.
Upon motion, the meeting adjourned at to:45 P. 14.
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Town Clerk