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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1963_01_07 Planning Board Minutes► �w� L.t! Ul MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE PLANNING BOARD OF THE TOWN OF MAMARONECK, HELD JANUARY 7, 1963, IN THE CONFERENCE d5 ROOM OF THE TOWN OFFICES, 158 W. POST ROAD, MAMARONECK. CC 0 m Call TO ORDER The Chairman called the meeting to order at 8: 15 p.m. PRESENT: Fred L. Maggini, Chairman Joseph Rigano G. Norman Blair Lee Bloom ABSENT: D. B. Follansbee ALSO PRESENT: Fred F. Kellogg, jr. , Town Engineer Councilman Joseph W. Cook, Jr. MINUTES The minutes of the meeting of December 3, 1962 were approved 111 as presented. BUSINESS--BOND for WENDY MANOR The secretary read a letter from Mr. Lewin, Sectetary-Treasurer Q of the Maple Hill Construction Company, Inc. owners of Wendy Manor, requesting that the bond on Wendy Manor be reduced from 20,800,00 to 3000.00. The Engineer explained that much of the work in Wendy Manor had been completed in a manner satisfactory to him and he there- OC fore recommended that the bond be reduced. 0 () Following some discussion the secretary was instructed to 03 ask the advice of the Town Attorney as to procedure. GLEN ROCK ESTATES--JOSEPH W. GLEICHER Mr. Gleicher, representing Glen Rock Estates, appeared and submitted plans for proposed changes in the Glen Rock Estates subdivision. 371 • 1 Mr. Bloom asked who would maintain any easements that might be granted. Mr. Rigano suggested that the Board members go visit the site and give the matter further study. It was also suggested that several plans might be studied and considered. MURDOCK WOODS, SECTION 5--M,B, BOLDSTEIN Mr. Goldstein, representing Murdock Woods, Section 5, appeared and was shown a proposed new plan for the subdivision. This plan was shown on an overlay of the old plan. There followed a lengthy and detailed discussion on the part of Mr. Goldstein, Mr. Kellogg and the Board members. Also dis- cussed was the matter of the construction of roads as to whethe r they would have to meet the specifications of the new regulations for the development of subdivisions. Mr. Goldstein thanked the Board for their courtsey and co op- eration and said he would discuss the matter with his clients and advise the Board of their feelings. PROPOSED SIGN ORDINANCE--COUNCILMAN COOK The proposed sign ordinance was given very detailed study and several suggestions were made. Mr. Kellogg noted all suggestions and criticisms and will discuss them with the Town Attorney, Mr. Delius, and advise the Board of the outcome at a later date. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before this meeting it was adjourned at 10:15 p.m. Ruth Dammann, Secretary ____----- &1-9"-21 372