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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1924_06_25 Town Board Minutes 3 Meeting of the Torn Board TOWN OF MAMARONECK held, June 25th, 1924. The meeting was called to order by Supervisor Burton at 5. 10 P. M. PRESENT: Supervisor Burton, -- Justices Boyd, Collins, Shafer, Town Clerk Sherman, Counsellor Gamble. The Supervisor stated that the meeting had been called for the purpose of opening bids for the removal and disposition of swill garbage, ashes, etc . , from buildings in Fire, Lighting and Water Supply District No .!, and Fire District No . 2, of the Town of Mamaroneck. Upon motion duly seconded, it was RESOLVED, that the Board now proceed- to open � the aforesaid bids . The Clerk then proceeded to open and read the bids each of which was accompanied by a duly certified check of bid bond as provid- ed in the advertisement and specifications . The following bids were received® Fire Dist . No . l Edwin S . Diamond one year period $3, 800.00 x"100 cash deposit. John M. Cross -04 4 4, 800.00 pert 100 " 'H John N. Cross two 14 " 6,000 .00 yr. } Fire Dist . No .Z Edwin S . Diamond one year period 700 .00 $100 cash deposit . William Posch.en H4 H 1,000 ,00 ) 100 r4 William Poschen two ' t7 2, 200 .00 ) Upon motion, duly seconded, it was RESOLVED, that the Board now go into exec- utive session to tabulate the bids and consider the awarding of the contract. After executive session, the Board then reconvened and the Supervisor stated that the Board had considered all the bids and were now ready to make the award. Upon motion by Justice Collins, seconders. by Justice Boyd, it was - RESOLVED, that whereas this Board has duly advertided for bids for the removal and -- disposition of swill, garbage, ashes, etc . , from buildings in Fire, Lighting and fluter Supply District No .l of the Town of Mamaro- neck; and WHEREAS, the bid of Edwin S. Diamond is the lowest bid submitted for such cantrabt, which bid it is deemed best to accept in the interests of the Town of Mamaroneck; now therefore be it f RESOLVED, that the bid of Edwin S . Diamond for the removal and disposition ofswill I gargahe and ashes fror, buildings in Fire, Lighting and water Supply District bTo .l in the Town of yamaroneek, to make said removal at a price of $3, 900 per year, be accepted upon said Ed:^Tin S . Diamond complying with all the terms and- conditions of said bid, proposal and specifications, executing a contract with the town of Parnaronack in accordance therewith, and filing the necessessary bonds and insurance policies as provided in said advertisement proposal and s-oeoifiactions, all in form satisfactory to Counsel; and be it further RESOLVED, that said contract be entered into for a period of one year from July 1st, 1024 to June 30th, 1;25, and that Counsel be authorized and directed to pre;oare the necessary contracts; and be it further RESOLVED, that the Supervisor and the Town Clerk be and they are hersoy authorized and directed and empowered to execute the aforesaid contract on behalf of the Town when in form. satisfactory to Counsel and to affix the corporate seal thereto and todo any and all acts and take any and all steps which in their judo;e_nent may be deemed necessary to carry the aforesaid resolution into full force and effect; and be it further RESOLVED, that the bids of all other bid- ders be rejected and the Town Clerk be - - authorized and directed to return the bids and bid bonds to all other bidders on re- ceiving their rec -ipt therefor . Upon motion by Justice Boyd, seconded by Justice Collins , it was RL+SOLVFD, that whereas this Board has duly advertised for bids for the removal and disposition of swill, garbage, ashes, ete . , from buildings in Fire District No. 2, of the Town of z,amaroneok; and WHEREAS, the bid of Edwin S . Diamond is the lowest bid submitted for such contract, which bid it is deemed best to accept in the interests of the ToTin of P;,amaroneck; now therefore be it RESOLVED', that the bid of Edwin S . Diamond for the removal and disposition of swill garbage and ashes from buildings in Fire :- - District No . 2 in the To•,wn of ,.,amaron-aek, at a -price of $700.00 per year be accepted upon said Edwin S . Diamond cod plying with all of the terms and conditions of said bid, proposal and specificctions, ex eout- ing a.contract with the Tomn of DRamaroneck in accordance therewith and filin the necessary bonds and insurance policies as provided in said advertise.-ant, proposal and specifications, all in f orr. satisfactory to Counsel; and be it further RESOLVED, that said contract be entered into for a period of one year from July 1st, 1924 to June 30th, 1925, and that Counsel be authorized and directed to prepare the necessay contracts ; and be it further _ RESOLVED, that the Supervisor and the Town. Clerk be and they hereby are authorized and directed and empowered to execute the aforesaid contract on behalf of the Town when inform satisfactory to Counsel, and to affix the corporate seal thereto and todowaf and all acts and take any and all steps which in their judgement may be deemed necessaryto carrythe -aforesaid resolution into full force and effect; and be it further RESOLVED, that the bids of call other bid- ders be rejected and the Town Clerk be authorized and directed to return the bids and bid bondsto all other bidders on re- ceiving their receipt therefor. Upon motion, duly seconded, its was VOTED, that anyone desiring to appear before the Board, benow heard. Mr. Thomas Thitebread and delegation from the woods of Larchmont were present and took up several matters with the Board whichuVere as follows: The condition of the roads in Larchmont Woods . The Super- visor stated that Mr. Coles is now working and improving the roads and the matter wasreferred to the Supervisor and the Supt . of Highways . The matter of stray and unmuzzled dogs roaming at large. Referred to Counsellor Gamble for the gxsXmxxktxx prepartion of an ordinance. The matter street signs . Referred to the Supervisor and Supt . of highways. Communications from the Board of Appeals were received and read stating that at a meeting of the am! Said said Board of Appeals the followin_; applications were denied, a! and granted. - -� Appeal of Mrs . Catherine Lemi.ly to erect a two car garage on the southwest corner of Rockland Avenue and Highland Place within thirty feet of thestreet line be denied on the ground of lack of authority. Appeal of John C . Schonbacher to erect a Mnz 2MMQY two car garage on the southwest corner of Rockland Ivenue and Highland place within thirty feet of the street of the street line be denied on the gr ground of lack of authority. — Appeal of E. J. pecker to erect a one family residence on the east side of Rockingstone Avenue, adjourned until June 26th. Appeals granted: airs . Caroline Kramer, Patrick Nolan, Mrs . R. F. Hare, Bz. E. Storm, Karl Henning and Samuel Thomas . Whereupon the following resolutions were presented and upon Roll Call, unanimously adopted: THEREAS, the Board of Appeals have rec- commended to the Town Board that the app- eal of Mrs . Caroline Kramer to erect a one family residence on the southeast corner of :ern and Valley Roads within thirty feet of thestreet line be granted, provided that said house be erected to conform woth the plot plan on file, and decision ofthe Building Commission be re- versed, therefore be it RESOLVED, that the Town Board rursuant to Article 15, Section 26 of the Town Law, hereby consents to and confirms the action of the Board of Appeals in reversing the decision of the Building- Commission. WEREAS, the Board of APpells have reconn- ended to the Ton word that the appela of Strick Nolan to erect a one family resid- ence on the so u0 side of Dean Place within thirty feet of the street line be granted, and the decision of the Building Commission be reversed, provided that not part of said building shall be closer to the Oxeet than the building adjoining on the east, there- fore be it RESOLVED, that the Towr? Bard, pursuant to Article 15, Section 26 of the Town Laic, hereby consent to and ccnfirns the action of the Board of Appeals in reversing the decision of the puilding Commission. WHEREAS, the B-oxd of Appeals have recomm- ended to the Toan Board that the appeal of ,airs . R. E. Hare to erect a one family residence on the northeast corner of Little Farms Road and Brookside Drive within thiryy feet of the street line be granted, and the decision of the 7uilding Commission be reversed, -provided that no part of said building, sall set closer to ''Brookside Drive than thirty feet, there- fore be it RESOLVED, that the Town Board -,pursuant to Article 15, Section 26 of the Town Law, hereby consents to and confirms the action of the „oard of Appeals in reversing the decision of the Building Commission. WHEREAS, the Board of Appeals have recomm- ended to the Town Board that the appeal of B. E. Storm to erect a one family residence on tha northwest corner of Rockingstone Avenue and Walnut Road within thirty feet of the Street line be granted, and the decision of Building Commission be re- versed, provided that said house be erected to conform: with the plot plan on file, therefore be it RESOLVED, that the TM Board pursuant to Article 15, Section 26 of the Tsn Law, hereby consents to and confirms the action of the Board of Appelas in reversing the decision of the Building Qmmission. rJ-% WHEREAS, the Board of Appdals have recommended to the Town Board that the appeal of Karl Henning to erect a one family residnece on the northwest corner of Palmer Lane and Locust Road within thirty feet of the street line be granted, and the decision of the Building Commission be reversed, therefore be it _ RESOLVED, that the Town Board pursuant to Articlel5, Section 26 of the Town Law, hereby consents to and c onfirms the action of the Board of Appeals in reversing the decision of the Building Commission. WHEREAS, the Board of Apoeals have recommended to the Town Board that the appeal of Samuel Thomas to erecta one family residence on the south side of Hillcrest Avenue about five hundred feet east of vudson street within thirty feet of thestreet line be granted, and the decision of the Build- ing Commission be reversed, provided that no part of said building of porch shall be nearer the street than the building adjoining on the east, there- fore be it RESOLVED, that the Town Board pursuant to Article 15, Section 26 of the TaW Law hereby consents to and confirms the action of the Board of Appeals in reversing the decision of the Building Commission. The Clerk presented the claim of the Vararoneck- Para._raph for the publication of the 1,24 tax sale list in the amount of 9561 . 25. Upon motion, duly seconded it wasupon Roll Call, unanimously RESOLVED, that the claim of the amamaroneck Paragraph for yublishing the tax sale list in accordance with the action heretofore taken by this Board, amounting tc the sum of x;961. 25 be and it hereby ordered ap„roved and the $upervisor is directed to pay the sane upon the presentation of the proper vocher therefore . The Supervisor stated that the municipalities are ready to reorganize in accordance with the new grater act -gassed at the last session of the State LeT_iallure and recommended that a, resolution to a,dipted authorizing and empowering him to act for the Town of Mamaro- neck as a member of -the Board of nTrustees. of d= said water district . WEEREUPOY, the following resolution was offered, which upon Roll Call, was unanimously adopted. RESOLVED, that this Board hereby consents and approves of the action of the Super- visor in meetingand conferring with the chief executive officers of any other municipality interested, for the purpose of formin,_ an organization to acquire and operate a joint nater sunriv system under Chapter 595, Laws of 1924 Bard the said Supervisor is hereby expressly authorized and empowered, in addition to any mower 3 given to him_ under the provisions of the aforesaid act of the Legislature to rep- resent this municipality in any matter which may arise under the provisions of the aforesaid act. Upon :notion, the meeting adjourned at 11. 20 P.M. � xn Clerk. I