HomeMy WebLinkAbout1991_06_26 Town Board Regular Minutes M3 NUTES OF THE REGULAR M!MVING
OF THE TOWN BOARD AMID BOARD OF
FIRE COWUSSIOBWS OF THE TOWN OF
MAM?kRONECK, HELD ON THE 26TH OF
JUNE 1991 IN THE COURT ROOM OF THE
TOWN CENTER, 740 WEST BOSTON POST
ROAD, NNECK, NEW YORK
CONVENE REGULAR HEWING
The Regular Meeting of the Town Board was called to order by
Supervisor Silverstone at 7:00 p.m., at which time the Board recessed
into Executive Session.
The Executive Session held in Conference Rain A to discuss personnel
and real estate was, on motion duly made and seconded, unanimously
declared adjourned at 8:12 p.m.
RECONVENE REGULAR HEETIN=
The Regular Meeting of the Town Board was called to order by
Supervisor Silverstone at 8:29 p.m.
Present were the following members of the Board:
Supervisor Caroline Silverstone
Councilwoman Elaine Price
Councilman John McGarr
Councilwoman Kathleen Tracy O'Flinn
Councilman Paul Ryan
Also present were:
Patricia A. Dicioccio, Town clerk
Stephen A. Altieri, Town Administrator
Steven M. Silverberg, Town Counsel
Michael A. Acocella, Jr., Fire Chief
Paul A. Munch, Police Chief
CALL TO ANON
Supervisor Silverstone pointed out to those assembled the locations
of exits as required by law for public gatherings.
At this time the regular order of the agenda was changed and the
following item relating to a Police Department promotion was taken
up:
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4. Salary Authorizations - Police Department
Police Chief Paul Munch introduced Police Officer Frank G.
Pennachio and requested salary authorization promoting him to
rank of Police Sergeant, stating that he was appointed to the
Department in July of 1986, having served four years in the
- Larchmont Police Department where he received three merit
awards. He noted that Officer Pennachio is an Emergency Medical
Technician certified by the American Red Cross and a basic
life-support instructor. He mentioned that the Officers wife,
Carol, and two daughters were in the audience. Chief Munch
reported that Officer Pennachio was selected from among the top
three candidates on Eligibility List #79-898D established by the
Westchester County Personnel Office, and selected based on a
thorough evaluation of candidates and input fran the
Department's middle management on his outstanding work record.
He then requested salary authorization prompting him to the rank
of Police Sergeant. Officer Pennachio was then sworn in by
Supervisor Silverstone and received congratulations.
The regular order of the agenda remained changed and the Board
recessed into the meeting of the Board of Fire Commissioners.
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONM
The meeting was called to order by Commissioner Silverstone at 8:27
p.m. in the Court Roan.
Present were the following members of the Commission:
Commissioner Caroline Silverstone
Commissioner Elaine Price
Commissioner John McGarr
Commissioner Kathleen Tracy O,Flinn
Commissioner Paul Ryan
The agenda of this meeting was changed and the following item
relating to a Fire Department promotion was taken up.
Chief Acocella recommended that Jay Reynolds, a Fire Fighter for
thirteen years and prior to that a volunteer Fire Fighter and an
Explorer, be promoted, per Eligibility List 75-123D, to the position
of Fire Lieutenant. Jay Reynolds was then sworn in by Commissioner
Silverstone, received congratulations, and introduced his family.
1. Fire Claims
Commissioner O,Flinn presented fire claims for authorization of
payment and upon her motion, seconded by Commissioner Price, it
was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Commission
hereby authorizes payment of the
following Fire Department claims
as approved by the Fire Chief and
audited by the Comptrollers Office:
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Acocella, Michael Jr. $ -100.00
AT&T 1,000.00
Brewer's Hardware 19.74
Dri-Chem Extinguisher Co. 632.85
Endico Potatoes, Inc. 70.00
Grant's of Larchmont 155.00
Imperial Milk Mart 339.74
Lawrence Heat & Power Corp. 387.84
Mike & Son's Bedding 647.00
Multiplier Industries 102.17
National Standby Repair,_ Inc. ' . 13,799.00
NYNEX 9.00 '
Sam Condro Painting Contractor.;.. ; . 375.00
Rickert Lock & Safe Co. 117.25
Tri-State Ladder & Supply Co. _;.-Inc. 72.00
Town of Mamaroneck Professional Fire Fighters Assoc. 102.18
Unique Signs, Inc. 335.00
Lt. William Premuroso 375.00
$ 18,638.77
2. Salary Authorization
On motion by Commissioner Ryan, seconded by Commissioner -Price,
it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby
authorizes salary for the rank of
Fire Lieutenant to Jay Reynolds,
at an annual rate of $46,510.00
effective July 1, 1991.
3. Fire Report - May 1991
Supervisor Silverstone read the fire report outlining the number
of calls, number of men responding and amount of time entailed.
A brief discussion ensued among the Board and the Fire Chief with
regard to the proposed Fire Lane Law and the particular situation at
Larchmont Acres.
There being no further business to come before this Commission, on
motion by Ca maissioner Price, seconded by Cc missioner Ryan, the
meeting was unanimously declared adjourned at 8:35 p.m.
At this time the regular order of the Agenda was resumed.
ADJOURNED PUBLIC HEARINGS - Amend Limited Moratorium Law
- Amend Zoning Ordinance
The Supervisor briefly explained that these Hearings were adjourned
because they were originally announced for June 20th and it was
determined that there would be two Board members absent that evening.
She stated that the Board feels for public hearings at least four
Board members should be present and since the meeting of the 20th was
posted, the three Board members opened the meeting and then abruptly
adjourned it to tonight.
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ADJOURNED PUBLIC HEARING Amend Limited Moratorium Law
Supervisor Silverstone requested a motion to open the Public Hearing
to amend the Limited Moratorium Law and on motion by Councilwoman
O'Flinn, seconded by Councilman McGarr, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Public Hearing
be, and hereby is declared open.
The Town Clerk presented for the record the Affidavits of Publication
and Posting of the Notice of Hearing.
Town Counsel gave a brief summary of the Limited Moratorium Law
adopted by the Town Board last May restricting development of the
country club properties in the town while it completes its study of
the zoning of these properties. He stated that since the one-year
moratorium will be ending, the purpose of this amendment is to
continue the moratorium on development for an additional period of
six months.
The Supervisor then asked if anyone wished to speak in favor and a
resident, Sandra Tashoff spoke in favor of this extension. She then
asked if anyone wished to speak in opposition. There being no
further comments from the audience or the Board, she asked for a
motion to close the Hearing, and on motion by Councilwoman Price,
seconded by Councilman Ryan, the Public Hearing was unanimously
declared closed.
Thereafter, on motion by Councilwoman Price, seconded by Councilman
McGarr, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Town of Mamaroneck
hereby declares itself as lead agency;
and further moves that it has determined
that the proposed action will not have
a significant impact on the environment
and, consequently, a draft environmental
impact statement will not be prepared
for the purposes of amending the
existing Limited Development Moratorium
law enacted on May 16, 1990 for an
additional period of six months, said
moratorium to end November 25, 1991.
At this time, on motion by Councilman McGarr, seconded by Councilman
Ryan, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby
amends Local Law 3-1990 LIMITED
DEVELOPMEW MORATORIUM to continue
the moratorium on development of
certain parcels for an additional
period of six months while the Town
completes its study of the zoning
of the following parcels designated
on the Town tax map as follows:
Section 2 Block 201 Lot 19, Block 224
Lot 1000, Block 225 Lot 1; Section
3 Block 344 Lot 99, Block 347 Lot 1;
and Section 4 Block 414 Lot 20.
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ADJOURNED PUBLIC HORING - Amend Zoning Ordinance
The Supervisor asked for a motion to open the Public Hearing to amend
the Zoning Ordinance and on motion by Councilwoman O1Flinn, seconded
by Councilwoman Price, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Public Hearing
be, and it hereby is declared open.
The Town Clerk presented for the record the Affidavits of Publication
and Posting of the Notice of Hearing.
The Town Administrator briefly explained that the purpose of the
proposed amendment is to reduce the size of parking spaces for
multi-family uses as a way to increase the number of spaces in
apartment complexes since car sizes have been reduced substantially.
He noted that the Traffic Committee felt this would be of benefit to
the community although some residents owning older model cars may be
invonvenienced, and they recommended that there be a provision
requiring multi-family properties to maintain 10% of parking spaces
in the lot at the larger dimensions.
The Board discussed the issue. The Supervisor asked if anyone wished
to comment in favor of or in opposition to the proposed amendment.
There were no comments from the audience, and further discussion
ensued among the Board, after which time general consensus was to
hold this over to the September meeting awaiting further comment from
the Traffic Committee.
AFFAIRS OF THE TOWN
1. Appointment - Chairman, Conservation Advisory Commission
Councilwoman O-*Flinn gave a brief background and upon her
recommendation and motion, seconded by Councilwoman Price, it
was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby
appoints Louise Perez of Cherry
Avenue, Larchmont Village, as the
Chairperson of the Conservation
Advisory Commission to fill the
vacancy of Kevin Ryan, for a tern
of office expiring on December 1991.
2. Consideration of Water Rate Increase
The Supervisor introduced John Hock, Manager of the Westchester
Joint Water Works, explaining that the Water Works serves the
Town and Village of Harrison, Village of Mamaroneck and Town of
Mamaroneck. Mr. Hock noted that the Water Works can only
recommend but has no power to establish water rates which have
not increased since 1986. He explained how looking at the trend
of decrease of net revenues, which is normal after a period of
time has elapsed since the last rate increase, expenses of
operating the Water Works increase and allocated expense to the
Town increase correspondingly. He further explained that, on
the other hand, revenues are fairly stable and since there is no
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tremendous growth within the Town, established rates remain
constant, with the exception of seasonal effects. For instance,
he went on to say, in wet years not much water is sold and there
have been two wet years in a row 1989 and 1990, but 1988 was a
dry, hot summer and a lot of water was sold. He added that in
the first year after a rate increase, there is a noticed
increase in net income, which in time will drop, and that
projecting what will occur over the caning years, it will drop
to a point where there will be concern that the Town can meet
its obligations for indebtedness and reimbursement to the Water
Works for capital improvements made on behalf of the Town. He
concluded that the recommended 9% increase will enable the Town
to continue to operate its water system without imposing a water
district tax at this time, and that capital and operating
expenses will continue to be met by revenues from the sale of
water. He went on to explain some of the future capital
improvements to be.met and also how to structure the increase to
encourage conservation incentives. Mr. Hock again mentioned his
recommendation of a 9% increase and then went on to field
questions from the Board and audience as a somewhat lengthy
discussion ensued.
At this time, on motion by Councilman McGarr, seconded by
Councilwoman Price, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby
approves a 6.2% average increase
in water rates and a modification
of the rate structure to provide
greater equalization of the rates
among users as proposed in the
June 4, 1991 document received
by the Westchester Joint Water Works.
3. Authorization - Pryer Manor Bridge
The Administrator explained that the lowest bid received by the
City of New Rochelle to repair Pryer Manor Bridge was $95,000
higher than the original engineering estimates and, therefore,
the projected cost will be in the range of $400,000 representing
and increase of $75,000 for the Town and for the City of New
Rochelle.
Following a brief discussion among the Board, on motion by
Councilman Ryan, seconded by Councilman McGarr, it was
unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby
accepts the bid of the McNamee
Construction Company as the lowest,
responsible bidder of the Pryer
Manor Bridge Project #10-690-P3
contingent upon the City of New
Rochelle, acceptance and award of
this bid;
and be it further
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby
authorizes a maximum amount of
$200,000 as its portion of the
above cost which will be equally
shared by the City of New Rochelle.
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4. Salary Authorizations - Police Department
- Conservation
- Recreation
- Town Center Building
On motion by Councilwoman Price, seconded by Councilman McGarr,
it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby
authorizes salary for the rank of
Police Sergeant to Officer Frank
G. Pennachio at an annual rate of
$49,350.00 effective June 21, 1991.
On motion by Councilman McGarr, seconded by Councilwoman
O'Flinn, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby
authorizes salary payment to the
following simmer employees in the
Conservation work program:
Samantha Sanders, $5.50/hour effective 6/10/91;
Jeffrey Tarantino,$5.25/hour effective 6/24/91;
Carolyn Munn, $5.00/hour effective 6/24/91;
Devra First $5.00/hour effective 6/24/91;
Andrew Shabasson $5.00/hour effective 6/24/91.
On motion by Councilwoman OIFlinn, seconded by Councilman Ryan,
it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that as provided for in
the 1991 Town Budget, authorization
is hereby granted for payment of
salaries to the following:
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CENTRAL PLAYGROUND ---
Thomas Passaro Director *$3,400.00 (TOTAL)
Margaret O'Neill Assistant Director $3,000.00 (TOTAL)
Debbie Cannon Sports Specialist $ 320.00/week
Marnie Hirshman Art & Crafts Specialist $ 385.00/week
Maureen O'Neill Unit Leader $ 215.00/week
Christine Cassetta Unit Leader $ 230.00/week
Caludia DeGrasperis Unit Leader $ 230.00/week
Linda Dougherty Unit Leader $ 230.00/week
Frank Maresca Counselor $ 195:00/week..
Claire Williams Counselor $ 175.00/week
Steven Forzaglia Counselor $ 175.00/week
Debby Kruszewski Counselor $ 195.00/week
Kristin Langelotti Counselor $ 195.00/week
Michelle Curran Counselor $ 195.00/week
Ann O'Connor Counselor $ 225.00/week
Caroline Mulcahy Counselor $ 213.00/week
Nayumi Mitsuka Counselor $ 195.00/week
Eric Kaplan Counselor $ 175.00/week
Diane Perry Counselor $ 220.00/week
Kelly Meadows Counselor $ 213.00/Week
Dawn Smyth Counselor $ 227.00/week
Nicole Manfredi Counselor $_-_ ?20.001week.-,
Sandra Badwrina Counselor $ 195.00./week
Joseph Cavalier Counselor $ 195.00/week
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Akil Crawford Counselor -- $ 175.00/w`eek-
Mischella Mignagno Counselor $ _7 5.00/week
Billy Collins- Counselor $ 221 .00/week
John Flynn Counselor $ 175.00/week
Lori Rothman Counselor $' 175.00/week
Andrea Winward Counselor $ 220.00/week
Collette Murphy Junior Counselor $ 145.00/week
Eric Deutsch Junior Counselor $ 160.00/week
Katie O'Connor Junior Counselor $ 145.00/week
David Evangelista Junior Counselor $ 158.00/week
Anthony DiFate Junior Counselor $ 158.00/week
Dennis Ahearn Junior Counselor $ . 145.00/week
Mike Kaplan Junior Counselor $ 138.00/week
Matt Viggiano Junior Counselor $ 145.00/week .
Eric Froman Junior Counselor $ 145.00/week
Gerard Pizzo Equipment Manager $ 145.00/week
Erica Lurie Counselor $ 175.00/week
*An additional $600.00 will be paid upon receipt of a satisfactory evaluation.
CHATSWORTH PRE SCHOOL - ---- _
Debra-Cunningham Director $2,000.00 (TOTAL)
Bernice Quiros Assistant Director $1 ,505.00 (TOTAL)
James Cunningham Unit Leader $ 190.00/week
Earnestine Patnett Counselor $ 130.00/week
Jeanine Freireich Counselor $ 125.00/week
Nina Ax Counselor $ 123.00/week
Abbey Beal Counselor $ 115.00/week
Katherine Korchin Counselor $ 114.00/week
Greg Canonico Counselor $ 115.00/week
Valerie D'Ambrosio Counselor $ 105.00/week
Nicole Michalossky Counselor $ 105.00/week
William Vallar Counselor $ 95.00/week
Sam Valencia Counselor $ 95.00/week
Amy Levitt Counselor $ 95.00/week
Kerri Isaccon Counselor $ 95.00/week
Thelma Corbett Counselor $ 126.00/week
Nicole Michna Junior Counselor $ 85.00/week
Nicole Aste Junior Counselor $ 79.00/week.
Sarah Peruci Junior Counselor $ 79.00/week
Kevin Hopkins Counselor $ 105.00/week
MURRAY PRE SCHOOL
Mary Ann Gurr Director $1 ,890.00 (TOTAL;
Judy Trifiletti Assistant Director $1 ,505.00 (TOTAL)
Bonnie Jackson Unit Leader $ 185.00/week
Ellen Coughlan Unit Leader $ 190.00/week
Debra Carter Counselor $ 123.00/week
Eric Lahti Counselor $ 107.00/week
Marc Rosenthal Counselor $ 105.00/week
Noelle Ostman Counselor $ 105.00/week
Kerri Reyelt Counselor $ 85.00/week
Sandy Bonmati Counselor $ 95.00/week
_ Rebecca Ripley Counselor $ 95.00/week___
Emily Scholnick Counselor $ 85.00/week
Carolyn Zern Counselor $ 85.00/week
Ellen Carnochan Counselor $ 85.00/week
Laurie Zampaglione Counselor $ 95.00/week
Gina Tunno:- Counselor $ _-95:00/week
Danielle Severino Counselor $ 105.00/week
Debra Capone Counselor $ 125.00/week
Lisa=Kang Counselor $. 105.00/week
Tammy Russell Junior Counselor $ 85.00/week
Erin O'Reilly Junior Counselor $ 85.00/week
Jana DiCioccio Junior Counselor $ 95.00/week
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MONROE PRE SCHOOL - -- - -- - - ---- -- - -- - ----- - - - -
Rosemary Krapin Director $2,450.00 (TOTAL)
Carol Murphy Assistant Director $2,030.00 (TOTAL)
Amy Lunde Unit Leader $ 260.00/week
Patty Drace Unit Leader $ 240.00/week
Laura Muzzio Counselor $ 148.00/week
Mary Serphos Counselor $ 148.00/week
Anne Cutler Counselor $ 148.00/week
Alicia Allen Counselor $ 148.00/week
Christopher Moye Counselor $ 151 .00/week
Elyse Rich Counselor $ 109.00/week
Nicole .Vasilkioti Counselor $ 109.00/week
Katie McConney Counselor $ 122.00/week
Toby Winward Counselor $ 122.00/week
Yael Jackson Counselor $ 135.00/week"
Amber Simonson Counselor $ 148.00/week
Counselor
Rashida Crawford Junior Counselor $ 95.00/week
Christyn Smith. Junior Counselor $ 101 .00/week
Maria Costa Junior Counselor $ 95.00/wee'k
PRE SCH00 - --
Sia Tofano Music Instructor $10.00/hour
Edie Anne Reidy Dance/Movement Instructor $16.00/hour
MUSIC WORKSHOP"
Perry Martin Director $2,130.00 (TOTAL)
Debbie Moran Senior Instructor $ 900.00 (TOTAL)
Phillip Greiss Instructor $ 700.00 (TOTAL)
Jean Peale Instructor $ 700.00 (TOTAL) -
Richard Williams Instructor $ 700.00 (TOTAL)
Mauri-ce Reep Assistant Instructor $ 320.00 (TOTAL)
Rosemarie Castellano Assistant Instructor $ 320.00 (TOTAL)
Georgann Torina Assistant Instructor $ 320.00 (TOTAL)
HOMMOCKS POOL
Dean Reben Pool Manager $13.00/hour
Michael Edelstein Pool Manager $12.50/hour
Alex Perucci Pool Manager $12.00/hour
Laura Purcell Alternate Pool Manager $11 .00/hour
Raymond Yang Alternate Pool Manager $11 .00/hour
Gregory Johanson Alternate Pool Manager $10.00/hour
Gary Metz Alternate Pool Manager $10.00/hour
Gregory Johanson Head Life Guard $ 9.75/hour
Gary Metz Life Guard $ 8.50/hour
Patty Lee Life Guard $ 8.00/hour
Julie Ivanyi Life Guard $ 5.75/hour
Brian Ritz Life Guard $ 5.50/hour
Andy Kiernan Life Guard $ 6.00/hour
Ricky Kulzer Life Guard $ 5.00/hour
Katie Martyn Life Guard $ 5.00/hour
Meghan Reilly Life Guard $ 5.00/hour
Jessica Rich Life Guard $ 5.25/hour
Maria Sjunnemark Key Attendant $ 4.50/hour
Elizabeth Reid Key Attendant $ 4.50/hour
Anna Fox Key Attendant $ 4.50/hour
Ross Jeffcoat Key Attendant $ 4.75/hour
Nate Hirschfeld Key Attendant $ 4.75/hour
Adam King Key Attendant $ 4.50/hour
Nancy Russo Alternate Life Guard $ 5.25-/hour-
Noreen Hart Alternate Life Guard $ 5.25/hour
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Christopher Vaughn Alternate Life Guard $ 5.00jhour
Dean Vivolo Alternate- Life Guard $ 5.00/hour
Maria Francella Alternate Life Guard $ 6.50/hour
Anne Marie Joyce Alternate Life Guard $ 6.25/hour
Toni -Ferucci - Alternate Life Guard $ 5.00/hour
Janine Rocchio Alternate Life Guard $ 5.00/hour
Tracy Pollak Alternate Life Guard $ 5.25./hour
Ken Bulow Alternate Life Guard $ 5.75/hour
Peter Farah Alternate Life Guard $ 4.75/hour
Micah Lissy Alternate Life Guard $ 5.00/hour
Eric Deutsch Alternate Key Attendant $ 4.50/hour
Claire Williams Alternate Key Attendant $ 4.75/hour
Kristin Langelotti Alternate Key Attendant $ 4.75/hour
Amy Hamilton-Latzen Alternate Key Attendant $ 4.50/hour
Monica Paganini Alternate Key Attendant $ 4.50/hour
Raymond Yang Swim Instructor $25.00/hour
Christine Murtaugh Swim Instructor $25.00/hour
CENTRAL PLAYGROUND
Chrissy Capiola Counselor $215.00/week
Christopher Aidone Counselor- $213.00/week
Peter Sestito Counselor $195.00/week
replacing Kelly Meadows
MONROE PRE SCHOOL
Mary Trotta Counselor $152.00/week
Tina Tartaglia Counselor $157.00/week
CHATSWORTH PRE SCHOOL
Jennifer Cohen Counselor $ 87.00/week
Elizabeth Lewison Counselor $148.00/week
Pat Harris Counselor $125.00/week
VOLLEYBALL
Suzanne Elson Director $ 45.00/session
YOUTH TENNIS LESSONS
Douglas Brookman Instructor $ 20.00/hour
Raymond Yang Swim Team Coach $6,300.00 TOTAL
Liane Gallagher Assistant Swim Coach $2,400.00 TOTAL
All Life Guards at Key Attendants @ $5.00 per hour.
All staff as Assistant Swim Instructors @ $20.00 per hour.
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On motion by Councilman McGarr, seconded by Councilman Ryan, it
was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby
authorizes salary in the amount of
$5.75 per hour for Brian Dillon as
a simmer custodian assisting Corky
Russell in several projects in the
Town Center Building effective 6/24/91.
5. Acceptance of Resignation - Police Commissioner
On motion by Councilman McGarr, seconded by Councilman Ryan, it
was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby
accepts the resignation of Police
Commissioner Arthur Dallas, effective
as of August 2, 1991.,
6. Traffic Committee Item
The Administrator submitted four recommendations by the Traffic
Committee requiring public hearings. On motion by Councilwoman
Price, seconded by Councilman Ryan, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby
sets September 11, 1991 as the
date for Public Hearings on the
following:
1. Parking - East and West Brookside Drive
2. Stop Sign - Oakdale Road and Stratford Road
3. Stop Sign - Marbourne Drive and Stonewall Lane
4. Blossom Terrace - No Parking Here to Corner
and be it further
RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk be
and she hereby is authorized to
publish in an official newspaper
of the Town, Notice of said Hearing
as required by law.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
The Minutes of the Regular Meeting of May 8, 1991 were approved with
a change. The Minutes of the Regular Meeting of May 22, 1991 were
approved with corrections.
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WP11T= COMMUNICATIONS
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
The Supervisor stated that they have received some written
communications concerning the country club properties and have added
these responses to the record of the Hearings.
A discussion was held concerning the date of the Regular Meeting of
July and on motion by Councilwoman Price, seconded by Councilwoman
O'Flinn, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby
sets the date of the Regular Town
Board Meeting for July on Wednesday,
July 10, 1991.
REPORTS OF THE COUNCIL
Councilman McGarr reported that at the Recreation Commission meeting
at the end of May, he was advised that the Engineers report on the
ice rink was scheduled to be complete on July 1st. Some discussion
followed.
Councilwoman o,Flinn spoke about the fundraising campaign held by the
Beautification Committee, which sent letters to 3400 residents and
which, to their pleasant surprise, was responded to by a huge number
of donations to enhance the Weaver and Murray intersections.
ADJOURI24EVP
There being no further business to come before the Hoard, on motion
by Councilman McGarr, seconded by Councilwoman O'Flinn, the meeting
was unanimously declared adjourned into Executive Session to resume
discussion of personnel and real estate at 10:15 p.m.
Patricia A. DiCioccio
Town Clerk
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