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MEETING OF THE TOWN BOARD
TOWN OF MAMARONECK
held Jane 3, 1925
The meeting Was called to order by Supervisor
Burton at 9 :30 o' clock P.M.
PRESENT : Supervisor Burton
Justices Boyd, Collins and Shafer
Town Clerk Sherman
The minutes of meetings of April 13th and 15th
and 24th, and Shay 6th, 1925, were read, and upon motion
approved.
A communication with claim attached was received
from Air. J . H. Van Nordan, on behalf of the Veterans of
Foreign `dears, requesting reimbursement in the sum of { 76. 60
for decorating graves of veterans of wars. Mr. Van
Nordon appeared before the Board personally and spoke of
the work being done by his organizatisnand requested that
the claim be paid.
The communication and claim was ordered received,
placed on file and the matter was laid over for a future
meeting.
A communication with claim attached was received
from the Mamaroneck Pa,ragrsph requesting payment for the
publication of the tax sale list.
The communication was ordered filed and the claim
was referred to the Supervisor for adjustment.
A communication from the Board of Appeals was
received and read stating at their meeting held an May 228th
past resolutions were adopted recommending to the Town Board
as follows :
That the application of Amelio Mirandi to erect a two family
dwelling and store an the east side of Murray Avenue about
250 feet north of Myrtle Avenue intersecting partly in a
residential zone be granted and the decision of the Building
commission reversed, provided that no housekeeping or living
rooms be allowed in the basement of said building.
That the application of Lea Feibel to erect a one family
dwelling an the southwest corner of Fenmare Read and Copley
Road within 30 feet of the street line be granted and the
decision of the Building Commission reversed, provided that
no mart of said building be nearer than 30 feet to Copley
Read or 22 feet to Fenmare Road-
That the application of ,Maria Ciancia to erect adone amily,d
dwelling on the northeast corner of Fernwood
Road within 30 feet of Orchard Road be granted and the decision
of the BuildinZ Commission reversed, provided that no part
of said building be nearer than 30 feet to Ferr,w:god Read or
23 feet to Orchard Road,
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That the application of Mary J. Norwood to erect a one
family dwelling on the west side of Echo Lone about 130
feet north of Hillside Road within 30 feet of the street
line, be granted and the decision of the Building Commission
reversed, provided that no part of said building be nearer
than 25 feet to the street line.
The communication also stated that at the some
meeting of the Board of Appeals the application of Stephen
Ba,dolato for an amendment of the Zoning Neap of the unin-
carporated portion of the Town of famaroneck affecting the
Boston Post Read was received and the action of the Board
was to oppose the amendment to the Zoning Ordinance,
The Supervisor suggested that a Committee be
appointed to take this matter up with the Board of Appeals ;
: hereupon he appointed the following Committee for said
purpose :
Justices Collins and Shafer and Town Clerk Sherman,
The following resolutionswras offered, duly
seconded and upon Roll Call„were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, the Board of Appeals has re-
commended to the Town Board that the
application of Amelia iii randi. to erect
a two family dwelling and store on the
east side of Murray Avenue about 250
feet north of Myrtle Avenue thtersecting
partly in a .residential zone be granted
and the decision of the Building Commiss-
ion reversed, provided that no housekeep-
ing or living rooms be allowed in the
basement of said building, therefore be it
-- RESOLVED, that the Torn Beard, pursuant
to Article 5, Section 26 of the Town Law,
hereby defers action on the foregoing
application of Amelia .Mirandi, until the
next meeting of the Board®
WHEREAS, the Board of Appeals has re-
commended to the Town Board that the
application of Leo Feibel to erect a
one family dwelling on the southwest
corner of Yenmare Read and Cooley Road
within 30 feet of the street line be
*ranted and the decision of the Build-
ing Commission reversed, provided that
no part of said building be nearer than
30 feetto Copley Read or 22 feet to
uenmare Road, therefore be it
RESOLVED, that the Town Board, pursuant
to Article 5, Section 26 of the Town Lana _
-- hereby ,consents to and confirms the
action of the Board of Appeals in revers-
Ug the decision of the Building Commission.
AREAS, the Board of Appeals has re-
commended to the Town Board that the
application of Maria Ciancia to erect
a one family dwelling on the northeast
corner of Fernwaod. Read and Orchard Road
within 30 feet 4f Orchard Road, be granted
and the decision of the Building Commission,
reversed, provided that no part of said
building be nearer than 30 feet to Fernwoad
Road or 28 feet to Orchard Road, therefore
be it
RESOLVED, that the Town Board, pursuant
to Article 5, Section 25 of the Town Law
hereby consents to and confirms the
action of the Board of Appeals in revers-
in,g the decision of the Building Commission.
w3i EREAS, the Board of Appeals has re-
commended to the Town; Board that the
application of Mary J . Norwood to
erect a one family dwelling; on the
west side of Echo Lane about 130 feet
north of Hillside Road within 30 feet
of the street line, be granted and the
decision of the Building Commission
reversed, provided that no post of
said building be nearer than 25 feet to
the street line, therefore be it
RESOLVED, that the Town Board, pursuant
to Article 5, Section 25 of the Town Law
hereby consents to and confirms the
action of the Board of Appeals in revers-
ing the decision of the Building Commise-
icon.
The Clerk advised the Board that the registration
of voters in the several election districts in the Town. of
Mamaroneck shows that the convenience of the voters will
be promoted by altering and increasing the present number
of election districts in said Town, and that said alteration
increase and creation of new districts, if undertaken,
must be completed on or before July 1st, 1925.
After a discussion, upon motion duly seconded
it was
RESOLVED, that a special meeting of
the Town Board be held June 9, 1925
for the purpose of considering the
alteration, increase and creation of
new districts of said Torn so that
the convenience of the voters of
said Town will be promoted thereby.
Justice Shafer requested that permission be given
to the Village of Larchment for the use of the Town voting
machines at their annual election.
Upon motion duly seconded it ,;vas, Upon Roll. Call
TESOLVED, that the custodian of the
voting machines be and he hereby is
authorized and directed to permit the
Village of Larchmont to use the vot-
ing machines for their annual elect-
- ion bf so desired by them, and the
Clerk was requested to so notify the
—.-- officials of the Village of Larchmont.
The Clerk informed the Board that the present
contracts far the disposal of garbage, etc , from Fira, Light
and water Supply District #1, and rise District ;r2, expires
an June 30th, 1925, and it would be necessary to advertise
far bids for contracts for the ensuing year.
Upon motion duly seconded, it was
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RESOLVED, that Counsel be and he
hereby is authorized and directed
to prepare the necessary notices
for publication for the receipt of
sealed bids for the contracts for
the removal of garbage etc, : from
_ Fire, Light and 'Water Supply
District ?l, and Fire District ,'#2,
for the period of one year,beginn-
ing July 1, 1925 and ending June
50, 1926, forms of bids, or estimates
in the terms and conditions under
which bids must be made, forms of
contract, bonds, and any other
necessary documents ; it was further '
RESOLVED, that the Clerk be and he
hereby is authorized to advertise
for bids for the aforesaid contracts
in the Mamaroneck Paraggraph and
Larchmonter Times; and it was further
RESOLVED, that bids will be received
by the Town Board at a special
meeting on June 24, 1925 at which
time the bids submitted will be
opened®
The Fire Committee reported that the application
of the Players' Club of Mamaroneck for permission to use
the auditorium of the weaver Street Eire House had been
denied by them and requested approval by this Board of
their action,
Upon motion, duly seconded, it was
RESOLVED, that the action of the Fire
Committee in denying* the request of
the Players' Club of Mamaroneck for
the use of the auditorium of the Weaver
Street Fire House be and the same
hereby is ratified and app rz wed,
The Committee heretofore appointed to investigate
the possibility of reconstructing and altering the To an Hall
on Prospect avenue in the Village of Mamaroneck reported
that they had made a careful inspection of the property and
that they believed it was feasible and desirable that the
Town endeavor to reconstruct and alter said building. They
recommended that they be authorized and empowered to engage
the service, of an architect to prepare ten Live plans
and specifications, which the Committee would in turn lay
before the Board for its consideration.
Upon motion duly seconded, it was
RESOLVED, that the Committee hereto-
fore appointed in connection with the
--- reconstructing and altering of the
Town Hall be and they hereby are
authorized and empowered engage the
services of an architect to draw pre-
liminary plans and specifications in
accordance with the recommendations
of the Committee ; and that the cost
of same be made a regular Town, charge,
ON
The Clerk presented the application of George
Grunner received from the Board. of Appeals which met laid
over at the last, meeting.
After due consideration, upon motion duly
seconded, the following resKution was presented, and upon
Roll Call, unanimously adopted:
:9FER.ErAS, the Board of Appeals has
recommended to the Town Board that
the application of George Grunner
to erect a one family dwelling on
the northwest corner of Echo Lane
and Hillside Road, Larchmont Hills,
within 30 feet of Echo Lane, be
?ranted, and the decision of the
Building Commission reversed, pro-
vided that no part of said building
be nearer than 30 feet to Hillside
Road or 20 feet to Echo Lane, there-
fore be it
RESOLVED, that the Town Board, pur-
suant to Article 5, Section 26 of
the Town Law, hereby consents to
and confirms the action of the Board
of Appeals in reversing the action
of the Building; Commission, provided
however, that no part of said building
be nearer than 30 feet to Hillside
Road and 25 feet to Echo Lane.
Upon motion, the meeting adjourned at 11 ;30 o'clock
P.M.
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