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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1964_03_02 Planning Board Minutes MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOWN OF MAMARONECK PLANNING BOARD, HELD MARCH 2, 1964, IN THE CONFERENCE ROOM OF THE TOWN OFFICES, 158 WEST POST ROAD, MAMARONECK, NEW YORK. CALL TO ORDER The Chairman called the meeting to order at 8:20 p.m. PRESENT: Fred L. Maggini, Chairman Joseph Rigano Lee Bloom G. Norman Blair D. B. Follansbee ALSO PRESENT: Frederick F. Kellogg, Jr. , Town Engineer James J. Johnston, Town Attorney Anthony G. Quadrine, Town Councilman MINUTES On motion duly made and seconded, the minutes of the meeting held Febru- ary 3 , 1964 were approved as presented. COMMUNICATIONS: Murdock Woods - Section One The secretary stated a status inquiry had been received from Royal-Glob Insur- ance Companies on February 10, 1964 and another on February 14, 1964, the bonding company covering Peysam Developers, Inc. and had been answered on February 10th and February 14th stating the inquiries had been turned over to James J. Johnston, the Town Attorney, for handling. Copies of these letters were received and filed for the Planning Board record. Lakewood Lane The secretary read a memo, dated February 17, 1964, from F. F. Kellogg, the Town Engineer, to the Town Board stating the completion of some incidental work on a sewer manhole in the cul-de-sac had been completed to his satisfaction and the Superintendent of Highways. Further if Mr. Johnston, the Town Attorney, was satisfied with the legal end of this matter, he recommended the Town Board accept Lakewood Lane at the Town Board meeting February 19, 1964, which he re- ported was done. This memo was received and filed for the record. OLD BUSINESS Carriage House Lane The secretary read a memo, dated February 26, 1964, from Mr. Kellogg to Mr. Johnston stating he had written to both Mr. Shroder and his engineer, Dolph Rotfeld, requesting that Mr. Rotfeld deliver a print to his office which would incorporate the requirements set forth in Section 192 of the Town Law. This memo was received and filed for the record. At this point Mr. Kellogg pre- 400 sented the requested prints which showed further details of the proposed subdivision. Mr. Kellogg stated the latter was only an interim report showing what progress Mr. Shroder was making and said plans were admittedly ® not complete. Mr. Kellogg stated that the Town Board was considering the holding of a public hearing on the proposed extension of Sewer District #1 which exten- sion is known as Section "R" of said Sewer District #l, Mr. R. Ehrenberg, appeared, on behalf of Mr. Shroder, and reported that they were proceeding diligently with their planning work, etc. in regard to this proposed ex- tension. A general discussion followed as to the possibility of increasing and de- creasing certain lots. Mr. Ehrenberg stated that the houses to be built on these proposed lots would still be built so as to conform the the Zoning Ordinances. The easement through the Basilief property was reported by Mr. Ehrenberg as being still in question. Mr. Ehrenberg asked how soon could work be started on the subdivision , assuming the sewer petition was approved. He stated they would like to start mid-April. Mr. Johnston stated he would look into the legal possi- bilities of this desire expressed by Mr. Ehrenberg. Cross County Land A brief discussion was held on the report entitled "A Survey and Nature Center Plan for the Cross County Land, Town of Mamaroneck, New York" which was distributed at the meeting of February 3 , 1964. The membership thought the report was quite well prepared and showed considerable fore- sight on the part of the Audubon Society and those members who were instru- mental in preparing this report. NEW BUSINESS Mr. Maggini reported that a member of the School Board had spoken to him and stated that the High School would be overloaded in ten years and perhaps plans should be made by some agency to reserve the Baldwin property (Rockland Avenue and Baldwin Place) . Mr. Maggini further inquired to what extent the Planning Board members deemed themselves concerned with this subject. Follow- ing some discussion, Councilman Quadrine stated he would look further into this subject. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before this meeting it was adjourned at 9:25 p.m. "24:eix-e GENEVIEVE F. SORIANO, SECRETARY few 401