HomeMy WebLinkAbout1984_08_08 Town Board Regular Minutes 206
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
v: , BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS AND THE
TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF MAMARONECK,
HELD ON THE 8TH DAY OF AUGUST 1984, IN
THE AUDITORIUM OF THE TOWN CENTER,
VILLAGE OF MAMARONECK.
CALL TO ATTENTION - Location of Exits
Supervisor Battalia pointed out to those assembled the locatiion of
exits in the Auditorium as required by law for public gatherings.
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS
The meeting was called to order by Commissioner Battalia at 8:19 p.m.
in the Auditorium.
Present were the following:
Commissioner Dolores A. Battalia
Commissioner Thomas R. Amlicke
Commissioner Caroline Silverstone
Commissioner Lawrence A. Lerman
Commissioner Lee H. Bloom was not in attendance at this Meeting
because of illness.
Also present were:
Dorothy S. Miller, Town Clerk
Carol A. Acocella, Deputy Town Clerk
Stephen V. Altieri, Town Administrator
Steven M. Silverberg, Counsel to the Town
P. Thomas Leddy, Highway Superintendent
Lt. Thomas Mahoney, Police Lieutenant
L. Douglas Fletcher, Fire Chief
1. Claims
Commissioner Amlicke presented fire claims for authorization of payment
and, on his motion which was seconded by Commissioner Silverstone, it
was unanimously
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RESOLVED, that this Commission hereby
authorizes payment of the Following Fire
Department claims as approved by the Fire
Chief and audited by the Comptroller's
Office.
AAA Emergency Supply Co. , Inc. $ 6.75
Brewer's Hardware 62.19
Caruso Film Service 43.83
Con Edison 28.34
Con Edison 2.00
Con Edison 3.00
F. F. Ronald DeCosimo 4.50
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Dri-Chem Extinguisher Co. 82.50
Dri-Chem Extinguisher Co. 88.00
Dri-Chem Extinguisher Co. 111.00
Elgene Chemicals, Inc. 271.25
ESCO, Exterminating Division 18.24
Excelsior Garage & Machine
Works, Inc. 223.29
Chief Douglas Fletcher 4.50
Lieut. J. Garofalo 22.00
Larchmont Auto Parts Dist 22.06
N. LaRussell 391.10
Lawrence Fuel 196.77
Rickert Locksmith Co. 168.00
• William McDermott 226.00
Mallory-Kotzen Tire Co. 66.42
M. G. Auto 12.50
New Rochelle Water Co. 123.23
New York Telephone Co. 1,062.23
New York Telephone Co. 66.83
New York Telephone Co. 9.00
Portronix Communications, Inc. 3.00
F.F.W. Premuroso 4.50
RAD Oil 416.35
RAD Oil 3.83
State Line Fire & Safety, Inc. 307.70
Suburban Communications, Inc. 88.25
Town of Mamaroneck Professional
Fire Fighters Association 102.18
Uniform Rental, Inc. 25.96
Village of Larchmont 228.60
Westchester Joint Water Works 7,925.00
$12,917.10
2. Other Business
Commissioner Silverstone asked the Administrator to look into the
possibility of installing fixtures to provide better lighting in the
Auditorium of the Weaver Street Fire House and also to give consideration
to installing ceiling fans. The Administrator answered that those
items will be included in the 1985 budget.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to come before this Commission, on
motion by Commissioner Silverstone, seconded by Commissioner Amlicke,
it was unanimously declared that this meeting be adjourned at 8:30 p.m.
CONVENE REGULAR MEETING
• On motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously resolved that
the Regular Meeting be convened.
Present were the following:
Supervisor Dolores A. Battalia
Councilman Thomas R. Amlicke
Councilwoman Caroline Silverstone
Councilman Lawrence A. Lerman
Councilman Lee H. Bloom was not in .attendance at this Meeting because of
illness.
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PUBLIC HEARING: Overnight Parking
On motion by Councilman Amlicke, seconded by Councilwoman Silverstone,
it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Public Hearing be, and
it hereby is, declared open.
The Town Clerk presented the affidavits of Publication and Posting
of the Notice of Hearing for the record.
Town Counsel Steven Silverberg explained purposes of the Hearing
and Councilwoman Silverstone explained the specifics of the Town's
® overnight ordinance.
Supervisor Battalia introduced Martin Zavell and Patricia Latona,
members of the Traffic Committee and Mrs. Latona explained that
her Committee has learned that most residents want the overnight
ban to remain in effect and further reviewed the work of her
Committee since early 1984.
Particulars of the exemptions were enumerated by the Supervisor in
answer to Richard Mari's query.
At this time the following persons addressed the Board relative to
the overnight parking ordinance, voicing their strong opposition to
exemptions to the overnight ban:
Pierce and. Elizabeth:r_~McCreary of Valley Road,- Town
Burton and Louise Golov of Valley Road, Town
Alan Miller of 63 Valley Road, Town
Mr. Kyper of 98 Valley Road, Town
Carlo and Catherine DeLucia of 57 Valley Road, Town
Steve Deering of Copley Road, Town
During a very lengthy discussion, the Highway Superintendent, Lieut.
Mahoney of the Police Department and the Fire Chief clarified the
ban's impact on safety and snow removal.
Some discussion took place among Board members with respect to the
law as presently written, specifically in relation to the exemptions,
and agreed that the Traffic Committee should consider a study of this
matter with an eye toward redrafting of the law.
On motion by Councilwoman Silverstone, seconded by Councilman Amlicke,
it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Public Hearing be,
and it hereby is, declared closed.
Following the strong urging of Mrs. Latona that a decision be made
this evening on Valley Road, on motion by Councilwoman Silverstone
and seconded by Councilman Amlicke, it was unanimously
® RESOLVED, that Valley Road be, and
it hereby is, removed from the listing
of exemptions to the overnight parking
ban.
Thereafter, pursuant to the Supervisor's query of the Board's pleasure
on this matter;; :on,motion by Councilman_Lerman and seconded by
Councilman Amlicke, it was unanimously
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RESOLVED, that this Board hereby
refers the matter of the overnight
parking ordinance and the exemptions
thereto back to the Traffic Committee
for further study and a report to
this Board.
PUBLIC HEARINGS: a) . Desigrta,tion of Forest .Avenue one-way from Weaver
b) NO TURN ON RED sign on southeast corner of Myrtle
At this time, on motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously
® RESOLVED, that the Public Hearings be,
and hereby are, declared open.
The Town Clerk presented the affidavits of Publication and Posting
of the Notice of Hearings for the record.
PUBLIC HEARING:
a) Designation of Forest Avenue one-way from Weaver Street to
Sheldrake Avenue
During the discussion that followed, Mr. Tricarico, a resident
of Forest Avenue, expressed concern about a new traffic pattern
and explained the safety factor; Mrs. Christine Webler of
Sheldrake Avenue submitted a petition with twenty signatures
against because of the increase of traffic flow on their street;
and it was explained that a request for a traffic light in the
area had been denied by the State.
Thereafter, on motion by Councilwoman Silverstone, seconded by
Councilman Amlicke, it was unanimously agreed that
WHEREAS, the Traffic Committee of the
Town of Mamaroneck has made recommendations
for the designation of Forest Avenue as
a one-way street between Weaver Street
and Sheldrake Avenue; and
WHEREAS, this recommendation is based
upon a study of traffic conditions in
the area; and
WHEREAS, the Town Board, as Police
Commission, has authority under Section
81-4 J of the Codes of the Town of
Mamaroneck to designate such one-way
streets; be it
RESOLVED, that Forest Avenue from
Weaver Street to Sheldrake Avenue is
designated a one-way street with all
traffic to travel from west to east.
PUBLIC HEARING:
b) Installation of a sign indicating NO TURN ON RED on the southeast
corner of Myrtle Boulevard at North Chatsworth Avenue
After some discussion and explanation of the entire re-signalization
project and a recommendation for the NO TURN ON RED for the safety
of many children and senior citizens, on motion by Councilwoman
Silverstone and seconded by Councilman Amlicke, it was unanimously
decided that
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WHEREAS, the Traffic Committee of the
Town of Mamaroneck has made a recommendation
that a sign be installed on the southeast
corner of. Myrtle Boulevard at Chatsworth
Avenue indicating no turn on red; and
WHEREAS, this recommendation is based
upon a study of traffic conditions in
the area; and
WHEREAS, the Town Board as Police Commission
of the Town of Mamaroneck has authority
to make such designation under Section
81-H of the Codes of the Town of Mamaroneck;
be it
RESOLVED, that no right turn shall be
permitted on a red signal from Myrtle
Boulevard to Chatsworth Avenue and that
signs shall be installed on the north and
south corners of Myrtle Boulevard at
Chatsworth Avenue indicating NO TURN ON RED.
c) Installation of. a sign denoting HIDDEN DRIVEWAY on the north
side of Fifth Avenue near Collins Brothers within the Town
On motion by Councilman Lerman, seconded by Councilwoman
Silverstone, it was unanimously agreed that
WHEREAS, it has been recommended by
the Traffic Committee of the Town of
Mamaroneck that a sign be installed
denoting HIDDEN DRIVEWAY on the north
side of Fifth Avenue near Collins
Brothers within the Town of Mamaroneck;
and
WHEREAS, this recommendation is based
upon a study of traffic conditions in
the area; and
WHEREAS, the Town Board pursuant to
Section 81-4 of the Codes of the Town
of Mamaroneck has authority to designate
such signs, be it
RESOLVED, that a sign shall be installed
indicating HIDDEN DRIVEWAY on the north
side of Fifth Avenue near the Collins
Brothers driveway.
• Thereafter, on motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Public Hearings be,
and they hereby are; declared closed.
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PUBLIC HEARING: Proposed Local Law No. 4-1984 entitled
STOP SIGNS
At this time, on motion by Councilman Lerman, seconded by
Councilwoman Silverstone, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Public Hearing be,
and it hereby is, declared open.
The Town Clerk resented the affidavits of Publication anon and Posting
of the Notice of Hearing for the record.
Some discussion followed with comments and suggestions made by
Mr. Dallos, Mrs. Wilson and Mr. Armand Siconolfi.
On motion by Councilman Lerman, seconded by Councilwoman Silverstone,
it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Public Hearing be,
and it hereby is, declared closed.
Thereafter, on motion by Councilman Lerman, seconded by Councilman
Amlicke, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that the adoption of the
proposed Local Law No. 4-1984
entitled STOP SIGNS is approved
and the Town Administrator is
hereby authorized to work with
the Traffic Committee with
respect to the erection of a
slow sign preceeding the STOP
SIGN;
and be it further
RESOLVED, that this Local Law
shall amend Local Law No. 1 of
1965, Article 1, Section 81-6
by adding thereto Subparagraph
64 which shall read as follows:
(64) on the westerly corner
of the intersection of
Hughenot Drive and Lafayette
Road.
PUBLIC HEARING: Proposed Local Law No. 3-1984 entitled SITE
PLAN APPROVAL
At this time, on motion by Councilwoman Silverstone, seconded by
• Councilman Amlicke, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Public Hearing be,
and it hereby is, declared open.
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The Town Clerk presented the affidavits of Publication and
Posting of the Notice of Hearing for the record.
The Supervisor reviewed the law as allowed ten years ago. Town
Counsel explained that the general purpose is to allow the
Planning Board to review development in the Town and its
effects on wetlands as well as other environmental factors,
and that it allows for orderly development of property with
proper planning considerations. Mr. Kalos, Planning Board
Chairman, spoke in favor and Councilman Lerman spoke of this
law as one of our major pieces of legislation clearly needed in
the Town to control our environment.
On motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Public Hearing be,
and it hereby is, declared closed.
Thereafter, on motion by Councilwoman Silverstone, seconded by
Councilman Lerman, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that Local Law No. 3-1984 '
entitled SITE PLAN APPROVAL, be
adopted to ensure that the
proposed development and use of
land within the Unincorporated
Area of the Town of Mamaroneck
will have a harmonious relation-
ship with the existing or permitted
use of contiguous land and of
adjacent neighborhoods, in order
to ensure that the health, safety,
welfare, comfort, and convenience
fo the public is fully considered,
and will include the following:
Section 1 - TITLE;
Section 2 - PURPOSE;
Section 3 - DEFINITIONS;
Section 4 - APPROVING AGENCIES;
Section 5 - STANDARDS;
Section 6 - APPROVAL REQUIRED;
Section 7 - EXEMPTIONS;
Section 8 - APPLICATION;
Section 9 - INTEGRATION OF PROCEDURES;
Section 10 - FILING OF APPROVED SITE PLAN
WITH BUILDING INSPECTOR;
Section 11 - FEES;
Section 12 - PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE;
• Section 13 - PENALTIES;
Section 14 - WAIVER OF REQUIREMENTS;
Section 15 - SEVERABILITY;
Section 16 - EFFECTIVE DATE.
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PUBLIC HEARING: Request for Sign Variance - Hacienda Restaurant
At this time, on motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Public Hearing be,
and it hereby is, declared open.
The Town Clerk presented the affidavits of Publication and Posting
of the Notice of Hearing for the record.
Joseph Clifford, attorney for the applicant, the architect and the
applicant were all in attendance. A petition by all other businesses
in the Shopping Center was presented. Questions were asked by
Mr. Galov and Mr. Mari and comments were made by Mr. Carlo DeLucia
and Mr. McCreary who noted that the sign could not be seen from the
road.
Mr. Martinez, the applicant, explained his trademark and his attorney
stressed the need for something to be seen from the street.
The Board felt overall that the application for the awning with
lettering on side and front could be granted but the logo, as
presented, should be rejected.
On motion by Councilwoman Silverstone, seconded by Councilman Amlicke,
it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Public Hearing be,
and it hereby is, declared closed.
Thereafter, on motion by Councilman Silverstone, seconded by Councilman
Lerman and opposed by Councilman Amlicke, it is the finding of this
Board that:
1. the applicant has a practical difficulty in that the building
on which the sign is affixed is set back from the road
approximately one hundred twenty-five (125) feet;
2. that there is permitted a yard sign which does give exposure
closer to the road than the building;
3. that while the applicant, due to the location of the building,
should be entitled to some relief, the five-foot high logo is
larger than is required to identify the applicant's premises
from the street and is not in harmony with the purpose and intent
of our sign regulations nor is it in harmony with the surrounding
area;
IT IS THEREFORE,
RESOLVED, that the applicant shall be permitted
to place an awning sign upon the front elevation
of his restaurant in proportion to and located
in a manner substantially in conformity with
the plans submitted;
• that such awning sign shall be affixed to the
building in a manner approved by the Building
Inspector so as to ensure public safety;
that lettering( and':pictokial :matter on the_front
of said sign shall not exceed a total vertical
height:of.';thirty-six (36) inches; and
that said awning sign shall not exceed five (5)
feet seven (7) inches in its projection from
the face of the building; and
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that this permit shall be in effect
for a two-year period and upon the
expiration of said two-year period
if the applicant wishes to continue
to maintain the sign, he must reapply
for a permit.
IIIAPPROVAL OF MINUTES
The minutes of the Regular Meeting of May 16, 1984 were presented
and on motion by Councilwoman Silverstone, seconded by Councilman
Lerman, were unanimously approved as corrected.
The minutes of the Special Meeting of May 30, 1984 were presented
and on motion by Councilman Lerman, seconded by Councilwoman
Silverstone, were unanimously approved as corrected.
The minutes of the Regular Meeting of June 6, 1984 were presented
and on motion by Councilman Lerman, seconded by Councilwoman
Silverstone, were unanimously approved as corrected.
The minutes of the Special Meeting of June 27, 1984 were presented
and on motion by Councilwoman Silverstone, seconded by Councilman
Lerman, were unanimously approved as corrected.
The minutes of the Special Meeting of August 1, 1984 were presented
and on motion by Councilman Lerman, seconded by Councilwoman
Silverstone, were unanimously approved as corrected. Councilman
Amlicke abstained since he was not at that meeting.
The minutes of the Special Meeting of August 2, 1984 were presented
and on motion by Councilman Lerman, seconded by Councilman Amlicke,
were unanimously approved as corrected.
AFFAIRS OF THE TOWN
1. Appointment - Coastal Zone Management Committee
On motion by Councilman Lerman, seconded by Councilman Amlicke,
it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby
appoints Arthur Katz of 18 Orsini
Drive, Town, to the Coastal Zone
Management. Committee to serve at
the pleasure of the Board.
® 2. Authorization - Collect School Taxes
On motion by Councilwoman Silverstone, seconded by Councilman
III Lerman, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Town Board of the
Town of Mamaroneck, in accordance with
Section 550a of the Westchester County
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Tax Act, being Article 16 of the
Westchester County Administrative
Code as amended by Chapter 386 of the
Laws of 1962, does hereby authorize
the Comptroller of the Town of
Mamaroneck to accept from any taxpayer
two partial payments in equal
installments for or on account of
school taxes and apply such payments
on account thereof, and that he shall
accept payment of said school taxes in
full at the discretion of the taxpayer,
or as stated in two partial payments,
with the first installment being due
and payable in the month of September
and the second being due and payable
in the month of January following,
provided that no installment may be
paid unless the first installment of
current school taxes, including interest
and penalty, shall have been paid or is
paid at the same time. If the second
partial payment is received during the
month of January, no interest or penalty
shall be charged against the second
partial payment;
and be it further
RESOLVED, that as provided in said statute,
unless the first partial payment is received
during the month of September and the second .
partial payment is received during the month
of January, the penalty provided for payment
of school taxes as set forth in Section 543
shall be applicable as follows:
First Installment
September No Penalty
October 2%
November 5%
December & January 7%
February & March 10%
April & thereafter up
to date of sale 12%
Second Installment
February & March 10%
April to date of sale 12%
and be it further
RESOLVED, that the first installment shall
be due and payable and become a lien on
the taxable property of the school district
on September 1st, 1984 and the second
installment on January 1st, 1985;
and be it further
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RESOLVED, that the Town Clerk, the
Comptroller and the Assessor shall
prepare a suitable form of tax
receipt, to be presented at the
expense of the Town;
and be it further
RESOLVED, that pursuant to Section
551 of Chapter 386 of the Laws of
1962, a statement concerning the
tax information be printed, and the
Comptroller shall mail with each
receipt for taxes a printed copy of
such statement;
and be it further
RESOLVED, that this resolution shall
take effect immediately.
3. Authorization - Accept Bids: Backhoe and Material Spreader
On motion by Councilwoman Silverstone, seconded by Councilman
Lerman, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that as provided for in the
1984 Town Budget, this Board hereby
authorizes the Town Administrator to
prepare specifications and accept bids
for one backhoe and one material
spreader, the backhoe as a replacement
of equipment and the material spreader
to increase the current stock of
spreaders from two to three.
4. Authorization - Police Pension Fund
After explanation by the Supervisor and further clarifications
by the Town Administrator, it was unanimously decided to defer
the above-captioned matter to the next Town Board meeting of
September 5, 1984.
5. Expansion of Planning Board Membership
Supervisor Battalia suggested increasing the membership of
the Planning Board from five to seven members, as allowed by
statute, because of an increased workload re the Site Plan
and review and update of the Master Plan.
Town Counsel explained that the two (2) new appointees would
have terms of six and seven years respectively and that the
terms of the present members would remain as is. Future
appointments will be for a term of seven years.
Councilman Bloom, although absent, voiced his opposition per
his memo of May 29, 1984 and requested it be made a part of
the minutes of this meeting. Councilman Amlicke stated that
he agreed with Councilman Bloom and he was also opposed to
this increase.
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May 28, 1984
From: Lee H. Bloom
To: Dolores Battalia Bill Boraczek
Tom Amlicke Paul Kalos
Larry Lerman Steve Altieri
Caroline Silverstone Steve Silverberg
Zoning Board and Planning Board
• Membership and Terms
Supervisor Battalia has suggested increasing the membership of
each of these Boards from five to seven members. The enabling
statute in each case specifies five members but permits an ,
increase to seven or a reduction back to five. The Planning
Board of the Town of. Mamaroneck originally had seven members
but the number was reduced to five after eighteen months as
stated in Steve Silverberg's memo of February 7, 1984.
The reasons for the Supervisor's suggestion as I understand them
are that we forsee a great deal of work for each of these Boards
(what with Master Plan Review, Site Planning Review, Joint
Planning efforts with the Villages, and various new development
projects); and that conflicts often result in less than five
members of each Board being present at a regular meeting,
whereas a seven member Board might be able to provide at least
four or five members for each such meeting. I understand that
the chairmen of the two Boards favor the proposal.
I am opposed to this suggestion for the following reasons:
1. Members of these important Boards should not be encouraged
to feel that it is all right if they are not able to attend
all meetings on a regular basis. As quasi-judicial bodies
they have important responsibilities. Of course there are
occasions when all members cannot attend, but the idea that
any five or four out of seven is good enough to handle their
business is wholly unacceptable to me.
2. Applicants are entitled, as are opponents, to a decision by a
full Board. Indeed it has been the custom the Zoning Board
of Appeals to give applicants the option of having a hearing
on their application delayed until a full Board can be
present. It will be harder to get full attendance from
seven than from five. Also the decisions of these Boards
should not depend on which four out of seven are present.
This is much more likely to be the case with a seven member
Board than a five member board
3. For the Planning Board the enabling law requires seven year
terms if there are seven members. Although we have regularly
reappointed able members of these Boards after five year terms,
seven is an unduly long time before the Town Board can deal
with an unsatisfactory situation.
4. Such matters as the Master Plan Review and the Joint Planning
efforts can and should be dealt with through joint committees
made up of members of both Boards as well as the Town Board
and with the help of ad hoc:.. panels of interested and
experienced citizens. They do not justify changing the basic
structure of these quasi-judicial Boards.
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5. Studies in organization theory and practice favor
smaller rather than larger decision making bodies.
Five is an ideal number. Seven is bordering on a
difficult structure.
Incidentally Steve Silverberg's memo mentions that he was
advised that the Rules and Regulations of the Planning Board
did not exist. I have provided him with a copy. The
III regulations for subdivision plat approvals are included in
the Code of the Town of Mamaroneck as an appendix following
the Zoning Ordinance.
® (end of Lee Bloom's memo)
Councilwoman Silverstone noted the vast and tremendous tasks ahead
and felt longer terms make for better continuity and stated that
she heartily concurs on an increase.
Thereafter, upon motion by Councilwoman Silverstone and seconded
by Councilman Lerman with Councilman Amlicke opposing, it was decided
that
WHEREAS, the Town Board by passage of
local law has granted significant
additional duties to the Planning Board;
and
WHEREAS, the work load of the Planning
Board shall therefore be significantly
increased;
III
and
WHEREAS, the Town Laws of the State of
New York grants authority to increase
the size of the Planning Board from
five (5) members to seven (7) members;
and
WHEREAS, it is felt that the efficient
operation of the Planning Board will be
enhanced by a larger membership;
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT
RESOLVED, that the Planning Board of the
Town of Mamaroneck is increased from five
(5) members to seven (7) members.
Supervisor Battalia then explained that with an increase in membership
on the Planning Board in mind, Councilwoman Silverstone has been
interviewing perspective applicants. Thereafter, on motion by
Councilwoman Silverstone, seconded by Councilman Lerman with
Councilman Amlicke abstaining, it was decided that
III WHEREAS, the Town Board has increased
the membership of the Planning Board
from five (5) to seven (7) members;
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT
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RESOLVED, that Sanford A. Bell of
11 Maple Hill Drive, Town, is
appointed as a member of the Planning
Board to serve for a period of seven
(7) years commencing August 8, 1984;
and be it further
RESOLVED, that Caryl B. Mahoney of
6 Vine Road, Town, is appointed as
a member of the Planning Board to
serve for a period of six (6) years
commencing August 8, 1984.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
There were no written or oral communications to come before the
Board at this time.
THE TOWN CLERK
Regular Reports
The Town Clerk presented the reports of the Building Inspector for
the month of July 1984.
THE SUPERVISOR
Reports
Supervisor Battalia:
1) read a letter of thanks from Walter Ronaghan on behalf of
the Union No. 1 of Mamaroneck Hook and Ladder Company for
the Town's help in making their 100th anniversary a great
success.
2) read a letter of thanks from Ruth Santos, President of
SAFE RIDES for the Town's endorsement and financial support.
3) announced that there will be a Special Meeting of the Zoning
Board on September 4th.
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REPORTS OF THE COUNCILMEN AND THE COUNCILWOMAN
Councilwoman Silverstone stated that on Monday night she attended
a Joint Planning Group meeting. Joseph Protenza also attended and
committed his Department to updating the Master Plan and sending
someone from his Department to each meeting until all questions
are answered. She added that the next meeting is on September 26th.
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Councilman Amlicke:
a) mentioned his attendance at a C.A.C. meeting.
b) talked at length to the Chairman of the Larchmont-Mamaroneck
Summer Theatre who advised of previous procedures used and stated
that Alice Model, as chairman,: will present plans for the
coming year.
c) stated that the Joint Planning Group needs to have a vacancy
filled - the Supervisor, who attended also, will consider
expanding the group as there is a need to develop expertise.
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ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to come before this Board, on
motion duly made and seconded, this meeting was declared adjourned
at 11:50 p.m.
Town Clerk
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