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REGULAR MEETING OF THE CONNITTEE
LARCHMONT VILLAGE CENTER
TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1984
PRESENT: Bruce Allen C. Alan Mason
June Allen Abe Rosenfield
Elinor Fredston Joseph F. Vandernoot
Mary Anne Johnson Robert E. White
James Killilea Leo Wilson
Wallace Irwin, Jr. , Co-Chairman, Larchmont
Shirley W. Tolley, Co-Chairman, Town of Mamaroneck
Paul H. Kean, Liaison Trustee, Village of Larchmont
Daniel Shuster, Consultant
1. The meeting was called to order at 8:15 p.m. , Mr. Irwin in the chair. •
The minutes of the meeting of June 5th were approved without change.
2. The Committee noted with sadness the news of the untimely death of
Albert H. Blumenthal of Larchmont, a member of the Committee since
its founding, who had a distinguished record of public service as
majority leader in the New York State Assembly. It was unanimously
agreed that a-message of sympathy from the Committee be conveyed to
Mrs. Blumenthal and other members of the family.
3. The major item of business was work on the draft prepared by Mr.
Shuster of Parts III (Policies) and IV (Uses and Projects) of the
LWRP. Copies of this draft, in an annotated version showing proposed
changes submitted by members, were distributed by Mr. Irwin as a
basis for the discussion. Agreed language was arrived at for Policies
1 through 14. In view of the lateness of the hour, it was agreed that
completion of the drafting would require a further meeting (see item 5
below) .
4. During the drafting discussion the point was made that recreational
boating in this community is highly dependent on support facilities,
® especially boat yards, in the Village of Mamaroneck. It was agreed
that a communication emphasizing this fact would be sent to Kathryn
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Clarke, Chairman of the Village of Mamaroneck CZMC. (Letter attached
to minutes)
5. The Committee agreed on the following meeting schedule through the
month of August, all meetings to be held in the Village Center:
Tuesday, July 17 at 7:30 p.m. The full committee will meet to
complete the drafting of LWRP
Parts III and IV.
Tuesday, August 7 at 8:00 p.m. The Committee of Committees will
hold its regular August meeting.
Tuesday, August 14, 8:00 p.m. The full Committee will hold its
regular August meeting.
6. Dates were announced for progress reports to both municipal govern-
ments on the LWRP drafting process. On July 23 Mr. Lowy will brief
the Larchmont Village Board at its regular meeting. On August 1
Mrs. Tolley and Mr. Irwin will brief the Town of Mamaroneck Council
at a spacial meeting called for that purpose. Mr. Shuster will be
present at both these meetings.
7. Mr. Shuster's invoice for the month of June, in the amount of
$1,852.00 was received and approved for payment.
8. The Committee adjourned at 11:20 p.m.
Wallace Irwin, Jr.
July 13, 1984
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July 12, 1984
Mrs. Kathryn H. Clarke, Chairman
Coastal Zone Management Commission
1 Village of :Mamaroneck
Village Hall
Mamaroneck, NY 10543
Dear Kathy:
You and your Commission colleagues may be interested
to know of a discussion that took place during the July 10 meeting
` of our Committee; which is now well launched on the drafting of
its Local Waterfront Revitalization Program. In considering the
importance of recreational boating in our community, the point
was made that this activity depends heavily on boat yards and
other boat service and supply facilities, which are largely
lacking--and for which, in fact, there is no appropriate space
--in the Village of Larchmont or the Unincorporated Area, but
which have long been an important part of the economy and life
of the Village of Mamaroneck. All of us agreed, therefore, that
it is in this community' s interest that the future of the boat
yards in Mamaroneck Village should be assured, and we hope the
Commission' s labors will lead to that result.
By the same token, we are aware that continuation of the strong
tradition of recreational boating among residents of Larchmont and
the Unincorporated Area is not only an important priority for us
but also an important factor in the economy of the Village of Mama-
roneck. This Is one more illustration of how interdependent our
two communities are and how important it is to maintain contact
on important questions of mutual concern.
Congratulations on the excellent progress of the Commission' s
work; and best regards.
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Sincerely,
Wallace Irwin Jr.
Co-Chairman, Larchmont