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MINUTES
of the Regular Meeting of the Committee,
Larchmont Village Center, Tuesday,
September 11, 1984
Present: Bruce Allen James Killilea
June Allen Lawrence Lowy
William Eipel C. Alan Mason
Wallace Irwin Jr. Elaine Price
Mary Anne Johnson ' Joseph F. Vandernoot
Paul H. Kean, Liaison Trustee, Village of Larchmont
Daniel Shuster, Consultant
1. The meeting was called to order at 8: 20 p.m. , Mr. Irwin in •
the chair. The minutes of the meeting of August 28 were
duly approved without change.
2. The main business before the Committee was to finish work on
Sections IV and V, and to review a draft of Section I (Boundary)
written by Dan Shuster. This new draft, plus revisions of
Sections IV and V to reflect earlier discussions, had been
hand-delivered 'co members of the Commitha the preTricus day.
(See copy of Sept. 10 memo attached to the Minutes. Those
lacking copies of the papers listed therein may obtain them
from Mr. Irwin. ) Results of the discussion were as follows:
Section I, Boundary: Dan Shuster' s draft was approved in
substance, subject to editorial work.
Section IV, Uses and Projects: A number of changes were agreed
on, the most significant being:
-- In IV-A-1, Golf Course Property, it was agreed to include
"certain other large properties in the northern portion of
the Town" (between the two northern golf courses) in the
zoning and other measures proposed. •
-- In IV-A-3, Waterfront District, drafting changes were agreed
on to describe more precisely the existing land use patterns.
-- In IV-A-5, the Reservoir property, it was agreed to footnote
this item to note that it will require updating in the light
of action by the Village of Larchmont on the dedication proposal.
-- In B-2-1, "Selective Harbor Dredging, various technical and
editorial improvements were suggested for accuracy and clarity.
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Section V, Implementation:
C -- In A-2-b, New Local Laws, it was agreed that more specifics
should be included in the description of the proposed law
to eliminate illegal sewer connections.
In B-3, the water monitoring program, it wasagreed that
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-- Several changes were discussed in V-Cs "Management Structure. "
It was agreed to change paragraph 3-b to provide that the
Commission should elect its own chairman from among the 10
appointed members, and that the chairman' s vote on any issue
would be decisive in case of a tie. . . . In paragraph 3-c,
Qualifications, Dr. Mason suggested that the appointing muni-
cipalities should seek the suggestions of related bodies,
such as the planning commissions and the CAC, on candidates
for appointment. . . . In paragraph 3-d-6, it was agreed to
add State agencies to the categories with which the Commission
will maintain liaison for management of drainage basins.
The Committee agreed that, after necessary editing of Sections
I , IV and V, the first five parts of the draft Program should be
presented without delay to the two municipal governments with the
recommendation that they be forwarded to Albany for comment pursuant
to the Work Program.
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3. Next meeting. The next meeting of the Committee was set for
Tuesday, October 2, at 8 p.m. in the Village Center.
4. Adjournment. There being no further business, the meeting
adjourned at 11: 20 p.m.
Wallace Irwin Jr.
Co-Chairman