HomeMy WebLinkAbout1928_06_20 Town Board Minutes 259
=TTNG OF T..= TOITIFTI BOARD
TO1n'T OF i7 ;ie_RO : K- 271, I.
beld J'are 20th, 1928®
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Present-� Superai or Burton
Justices C011-1,11s, Howell and Leeds
Town Cler', Sherman
Counsellor Gamble
Upon T:°otiont duty Eeccnded, it was voted to div'Ne7'_Se
tT.. +" e rea ... f xT n } of a t .. Jr Ye
'aF, Ih :.hv CTin� O „d3E li?i.1V4" 4". tRLL' Xl�,`� r:"' us Ca li_
Tt ie Cl e.q a? stated t Lla+ "pursuant �� n�i L` C ° ilT, aC5 e
1 f_fi :=^»"
the Board -should zlov consider the aop' ica,tion to re-zone 3S Busin°�'w
a diet}riCt.._ all that ;' e:Ce of "p.': e Y on the north Test c rier
Had"is0`i Avenue and Byron Place , 1mov?n and designated as Section
1, Block 30g Lots 6g ns and _23 k"iitlh'n a, Claua. B rBSidential distri^'t®
Af tf'r readin.,T o-f the not:'.-_° as ad ertised, and after
discussion and .^.,0 nSi dera"ti Qn g. the f011vw7-ne :L`E SO.L'_Lbla`=`l. T°..'.:.q_ y;;,rac-
en-t 7 an t
eEa �.� sa:poYx rol'! call unanirnousl;� adag �ed®
1TT+S OLVE-n i, i t�;
�� a4 e Zoninr Ordinance of
the u-nincol.ora`Wed part of ,he Tovm' of
TT;.maroneCk.g 71sst•ches'er County, IT�n v York;
"Ar. c_dinaml-e adopted by the To= Board
'f the Town of 1!la:Taroilezck, Eaw Yor*k, at
a meeting held on June 2.2sts 1922, by
virtue of the power =rested in said Town.
Bca.rd under 'he provisions of Chapter
J7- the le`a's of 1922 , to establish building
ing any public :st-_cests, and require all
buildinge hereafter erected to be v7ithin
such lines , to regulate and restrict the
location of trades and industries and ti--,e
location of buildings, designed for Special
asesg to regulate and limit the height
and bulX'- of buildings hereafter erected
and regulate and determine the area of yards,
Eaurt S. mad other Oren Spaces surrounding buil.d-
is gsg and, to establi..^5h the boundaries of
distr_ict5 for the Said ourtioses a-d ';G provide
perialtiea for he -vi Olatisn of its pi0"TiaiilnE%,
to ;eth_-_ with the Zoning Yap e.! ieh sith the
desigrlaticns SY2E`. n thereon acco . ,anizE he
aforesaid Ordinance and Mrich is therein
declared to be and is madde a part thereof,
t,o:-ether ?;it.'n the amenidnents 1aherl=- o and
thereof, rE S-peCuive ly , be it further ainerded
as fo1la}151St
That the aforesaid zoning dap, together with de E.igna`
sh C7a'r ' eieor e _d te o as to tran:Sfer::�^. ?Vcciiui
to and re-classifz;° as C ' u_ln✓ss diet_r>ct the fall ...in>_ descr'.raecl
:ortion of the Town of 7��ilazaaronF l.$. T�T'hich has her 'cloreV been
clausi ied as B -residential districts 71_Z-
ALL, of the land designated as Seyti'cn
lg Blrc?' 8 0,� Lots ,7 an'd 2d , on tiic.
north :'Se St come-r of 11adiso Avenu_= and
Byrton Ptaea§ ,;it=tin B esi ni de t_
,. al distriv t,
and be it f`Lsrr th.E"
R230LVED> that t--is ordi"nsncce shall o,' e
effect i=ediately.
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The Clergy; stated that pursuant to notice duly advertis.FQ
the Board =..'C2ould now consider the various applications and plans
for buildinng..permits which had been denied as being in violation
On the ZQr1Yg Ordinance.
After reading of the notice as advertised,tised, and after
discussing and considering the variOOUS applications and plans for
building -permits before the Board , it was upon motion, duly
seconded, unanimously
_IT OL FDr "TERM; S, the Town Bosse of the
Town Of Mamaroneck haz duly advertised
pursuant to law, a public meeting for the
purpose of considering certain applications
therein stated., Lace under the Zoning Ora.=
inan'ae of the Unincorporated part of the
Town of Mamaroneck, which applications
are nv3't': pe ndingjand _
W;'-''ETAS, he said Town Board having ';c.a..d
said hearing and both parties raving bee:,
gZ"anted th°e rivilege of appearing for or
in opposition to the granting of certain
applications as ProviG'e uncle.. the said
.rt
Zoning Ordinance, and Ater 'due consideration,
therefore be it
RESOLVED, that the Town Board rd o the `i'own
of Mamaroneck, sitting ,jointly as a Boar.
of Appeals and as a Town Boar? does hereby
gran.. !. 1° ..C
O__Ow1Ylg applications from the
decision of the Building Commission, ;f1'1.ict
decision is hereby reversed and does hereby
consent to the granting of the followinC
applications subject in each case to the
specific conditions and safeguards there Q2
sta.r(edi
1$ Applicitien #1190 of Roy
dwelling and garage on the n
that the building is erected
the front lot lane.
Foley for the erection of a one family
arch side of Hillcre'st Avenue , provided
not less than is' feet 5 inches from
2 Application 41201 of 11.%bert. Telachoor for the
..
erection n of
m c a: ideate garags on the south side of Myrtle Blvd. , 565
r ay west f!^" 4c c1cr Street, p3 v` 1dC: ' r t the
L=rag'"c i a erected
not less than 59 feet from the front lot line, ons foot from the
,:ids lot line and with the distinct understanding that the garalc
till not be used now ow hereafter a5 w wommercial Zarage.
3.. Application #1202 of J Lindsey Clark, f� ti,
J. is r..-artt,g.. for the erection
o - on ford Q'.:Felling and garage on the .forth east aide of
Sackett Circle , provided that the building is erected- not 'less
than 20 feet from the fTont lot line on Sackett Ci`.rciez
Hr. Tilliam Bg. Bannister ?.."ap:eared befooe she Board,
representing He `v ra. Donovan and Me Donaldt in connection O._ with their,
application for the erection of stores and o, L .tU'oz on the south si de
of Vine Street, 50 Pest east Of 1yrtle Avenue , which had
heretofore
been laid over by this Tc n Board, acting as _ Board of Appeals.
After considerable discussion sic 'as had on the application,
the sane was laid over for further consideration,
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A- commanication from Mr. Wm. E. Schramek was receivec,
and read relating to the granting of a permit for the removal
of a two family house located at the corner of Vine Street and
Myrtle Avenue,
The dommunication was ordered raceivedy placed on file
and referred to the Clerk.
A communication from the Larchmont Gardena Association
way received and Toad inviting t`7F Town Board to attend its:
next meeting at the Weaver Street 71ra House an June 21st , 1928.
The communication was ordered received, placed on file
and the invitation accepted,
L communication from Mr. Gec. 1. Mulcahy was received
and read complaining of the odor arising from the disposal plant
in the rear of his property,
The communication was ordered received, placed on file
and referred to the Sewer Commission for its attention®.
A communi3ation from Mr. John F. Kane Was received and
read, calling the Board 's attention to the condition of the To
Cemetery which abuts at the rear of his projert>
The communication was ordered received, placed on file
and after discussion2 the matter was referred to the Highway Com-
niesionew and Counsellor Gamble.
In the matter of the petition presented bythe Society of
the Now York Hospital for enempticr. of its property in the Town of
Havaroneckg which had been referred to Counsel, the follo7ing
resolution was presented and unanimously adopted upon the Teconinerd-
ation of Counsel.-
WH7RFAS, a petition has been duly presented to this Board
by the Society of the New York Hospital, a corporation organized
under Charter from King George the Thirlo setting forth that it owns
property located within the Town of Mamaronec! described as folio s*.
ALE that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land situate , lying and being in the Town
of Mamaroneck, County of Westchester, and
State of FeT York, bounded and described as
BEGINNING at a point on the northeasterly side
of Rushmore Avenue , formerly DeLancy Avenue ,
which point is distant 467. 25 feet aoutheaEter-
IT from a point on the northeasterly side of
Rushmore Avenue where the same would be inter-
sected by a prolongation of the south-easterlY
side of Heathcote Avenue as said points, dist-
ances and avenues are shown on a certain survey
dated January ?1st, 19247 made for and
guaranteed to Lawyers ' Title & Trust Company
by Ward Carpenter & Cosj White Plains, Z Y�,�
Surveyor, and which point of beginning is
opposite the southerly side of a ceOin fence
shown on Said • llr7eY; running thence northeasterly
at right angles to Rushmore Avenue , 255 feet; thence
southeasterly, parallel with Rnshmers Avenue ,
it7a -straight !ins to a point at high water
mark, on the shore of Long island Sound; thence
in a generally southweaterly direction along
said high wator mart, as the same winds and
turns , to a point where the said high water mark
would be intersected by a prolongation of
the northeasterly side of Ruzhmore Avenue ;
and running thence northwesterly along said
northeasterly side of Rushmore Avenue and the
prolongation thereof to the point or place
of beginning.
TOGETHER, with all the rightj title and
=terest of the vendor of in and to the
land between high and low water mark and
under watellying immediately in front of
and adjoining said promises so far as the
acme may extend, also any rock or rocks
projecting above lo-z -, ter ark or land
immediately in front of said oremises
which may oro.Qct above 10W W7 a ter
mark.
TOGETHYR, with all the right, title and
interest of the jarty of the firat part
of, in and to land lying in Rushmore Avenue
in front of and adjoining the above described
premises to the center line of said Avenue ,
as said Rushmore Avenue is now laid out, and
to the center line of said Avenue as it would
appear if prolonged to the highwater mark of
long Island Sound, known on the Ass tent,
Hal of the Town of Mamaroneck as Lot Foe.
lk and 3B in Block S79 Section 9 , and
7HERTAS , the purposes of said hospital are
fully set forth an? deacriled in said petition.and
said petition further sets forth that
the entire property is exclusively used for the
purposes set forth therein and that no rightst
profits or income are derived from its operations
of any nature whatsoever and no portion of the
property is Wased for gain and it is entirela,
and exclusively used for the charitable and
benevolent purposes of the Society, and
-cl..'_rsuant to Subdivision 7 of Section
A of the Tax Law of the State of New York, the
said property of the said petitioner is entitlec!
A ememption, from taxation, it being held and
o-,,peratsd in a manner which brings it within the
provisions of said Subdivision and Section.
Therefore upon motion, duly seconded, be it
RTSOLVED, that whereas the yroperty herein-
above described of the Society of the New
York Hospital, a property being known as Lots
Nos. !A and 3B in Block 97, Ssction 9, on the
Assessment Hal of the Town of Hamaronech, is,
enEmpt from to=aticn under the Drovisionz of the
Tax r the State of Few Yo2li it being real
property of a corporation organized for the
care and healing of the sic'.'.: and for hospital
purposes , from which no rents , profits or in-
come are derive Q and
WHEREAS, said property is so helds therefore
be it further
R7SO177D, that the Supervisor and the Ward of
Assessors be and they hereby are authorizd&
empowered and directed to mark the aforesaid
described property now owned by the Society
of the New York Hospital exempt upon the
Assessment Map and Roll of the Town of
Namaronechy and be it further
RESOLVED, that nothing herein contained sheh
e7ey be construed to exempt said property from
-
tanation when, as and if said property is here-
inafter conveyed by the Society of the Fla Yorle
Hoslita! on the use under which it is herein-
adclared exempt is altered or changed.
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A communication
Fire Co. , Was received and
Drivers Francis and Gi-lmor
from Captain Bray of the WeavEr Street
read, advising of the re Sid t ti,ns of
F , ttaL�ing effect on June 15th.
Ujon motion, duly seconded, it was
RESOLVED, that the resignations of Drivers
Francis and Gil mere , sffPcti-,Te a'-'cic 25th,
1928, is hereby accepted.
A communication from Captain Bray Of the Weaver Sheet
Fire Co�n-fa-ny was received and read, recormending the apDointmznt
of Garritt Shore and the re,emplbyment of Clarence Stout to the
positions of drivers at the Weaver Street Fire Houses
Ulan motion, duly seconded, it vas upon the recommendatia-a
of Captain Bray, unanimously
RESOLVED . that Garritt Shore , be anal
he Nreby is a,ointed to the position,
of driver at the Teaver Street Fire House ,
for the probationary period of three months ,
commencing June 15th, 1928 . at the salary of
$125.00 per month, and be it further
RESOLVED, that Clarence Stout be and he is
hereby re-appolnt5d to the position of driver
at the eaver Street Fire Hove; : commencimZ
June 15thy 1228Y at a salary Of 0135-00 Pei'
month�
Ujon the recommendation of Supervisor Burton, it Was
upon motion, duly seconaedt ,
RESOMM, that Louis Bovine is herebY appoint-
ed Serreant of the Town Police Departmert, at
a Sala!y of Q2600.& per annum, same to 1 h
effect commencing JAY ists 1928.
The Su2erviaor brought up the question of eetablishinz
n police penkvia fundq and after discussion and conaiderationt the
matter was refermel to Course! for a report thereon.
Ujon m-otion, the meeting adjourned at 11 A M.
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