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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1964_09_14 Planning Board Minutes 4.1 MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOWN OF MAMARONECK PLANNING BOARD HELD SEPTEMBER 14, 1964, IN THE COUNCIL ROOM OF THE TOWN OF MAMARONECK FIRE DEPARTMENT, WEAVER STREET, LARCHMONT, NEW YORK, CALL TO ORDER The Chairman called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.. PRESENT: Fred L. Maggini, Chairman Joseph Rigano Lee Bloom G. Norman Blair ABSENT: D. B. Follansbee ALSO PRESENT: Frederick F. Kellogg, Jr., Town Engineer MINUTES On motion duly made and seconded, the minutes of the meeting held June 22, 1964 were approved as presented. CORRESPONDENCE The secretary reported that all members were mailed copies of the following correspondence: 1. Letter, dated 6/25/64, from the Town Engineer to Wm. Shroder and Edward Basso (Carriage House Lane), advising that the Planning Board at its meeting on 6/22/64, indicated its willingness to com- ply with Section 277 of the Town Law, etc. 2. Status inquiry, dated 7/7/64, from Royal-Globe Insurance Companies, the bonding company covering Peysam Developers, Inc. (Murdock Woods, Section I) and the reply, dated 7/14/64, from the Town Engineer advising Royal Globe to contact their attorney, Mr. Fratello, who had met with Mr. Johnston, the Town Attorney, regarding several un- resolved problems associated with the bond covering Peysam Develop- ers. 3. Letter, dated 7/16/64, from the Town Engineer to Joseph W. Gleicher Co. (Glen Rock Estates, Section III) advising the results of an in- spection made by the Town Superintendent of Highways and himself re- garding the condition of the curbs and pavements on part of County Road, which part is currently undedicated. In addition to this correspondence, the secretary advised that two addi- tional letters to Royal Globe Insurance Companies, dated 8/31/64 and 9/9/64, continuing to push for the completion of Murdock Woods, Section One had been written. In compliance with the telephone request of Mr. Maggini, the secretary distributed a set of amendments, to the Zoning Ordinance, to each of the mem- bers present and was directed to mail same to absent members. 410 r .41 NEW BUSINESS Garit Lane Subdivision - Plans for the subdivision of Garit Lane were studied and discussed. Participating in the discussion were Nicholas Gari- to and Thomas John McEvoy, Jr. The question of a possible drainage problem was raised by Mr. Bloom. It was agreed upon,after a general discussion, that road grades on final pro- files would be adjusted as the final construction drawings progressed. In addition, Mr. Rigano suggested that if possible, the division line be- tween lots 7 and 8 be adjusted. Both Mr. Garito and Mr. McEvoy agreed to these changes, etc. After this discussion the Planning Board felt, by unanimous expression, that Mr. Garito should go ahead and prepare the final plans for this sub- division and Mr. Garito was so advised by the Board. Subdivision of Lands of Peter A. Finck - Mr. Emil Severin appeared and pre- sented a topographical survey of a parcel of land on the southerly side of Griffen Avenue. He stated he represented the owner of the house and lot and the one adjacent buildable lot who was asking if it were possible to build a house on the said adjacent lot. After consulting with officials in Scarsdale, who thought this was definitely in their Planning Board juris- diction, it was unanimously decided, subject to advice of counsel, that jurisdiction,if any, of the Town of Mamaroneck Planning Board was vague. Following further discussion and upon advice of counsel, it was decided that the secretary of the Planning Board should note and sign the map to the effect that the Town of Mamaroneck Planning Board had no jurisdiction in this matter. Bonnie Briar Country Club - Mr. Kellogg reported that representatives of the Bonnie Briar Country Club filed a plan with the Town Office on September 9, 1964 and requested that their problem be included in the Planning Board agenda. The matter, being of an advising nature and subject to a later Pub- lic Hearing, was accepted by the Planning Board. The Planning Board then reviewed the plan, discussed the matter thoroughly and decided that since any proposed extension of use by the club would be in a direction toward their fairways and golf course (instead of toward a street or residential neighborhood) and further the actual amount of building to be extended being only 10-feet in length, it was deemed by the Board that such extension would not be objectionable. The following resolution incorporating the above sentiments was unanimously passed and the secretary was directed to advise the Town Board of same: RESOLVED, that this Board has jurisdiction over this application pursuant to provisions in the Town of Mamaroneck Zoning Ordinance as adopted on June 29, 1959 and which became effective August 7, 1959; and it is FURTHER RESOLVED that this Board has no objection to the appli- cation of the Bonnie Briar Country Club for an extension and en- closure to the existing outside terrace at the northerly side of the existing club house, as described in said application. 411 Ser-Val Auto Services Co. - Mr. Ciro La Barbera, owner of Ser-Val Auto Services, reported to the secretary of the Planning Board, prior to the September 14, 1964 meeting, that after conferring with the Building In- spector, it was decided to submit their plans for alterations to the ex- isting building to the Planning Board at the September 14th meeting. The matter, being of an advising nature and subject to a later Public Hear- ing, was accepted by the Planning Board. The Board, at Mr. Kellogg's suggestion, reserved decision on this matter until the Planning Board had an opportunity to view the property and study the plans. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before this meeting it was adjourned at 8:10 p.m. .AL1-0 e e F. Soriano Secretary v 412