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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS AND THE
TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF MAMARONECK,
HELD ON THE 18TH DAY OF MAY, 1983, IN
THE AUDITORIUM OF THE WEAVER STREET
FIREHOUSE, TOWN OF MAMARONECK
CALL TO ATTENTION - Location of Exits
Supervisor Goldsmith pointed out to those assembled the location of exits
as required by law for public gatherings.
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS
The meeting was called to order by Commissioner Goldsmith at 8:15 P.M.
Present were the following:
Commissioner Leo Goldsmith, Jr.
Commissioner Lee H. Bloom
Commissioner Thomas R. Amlicke
Commissioner Caroline Silverstone
Commissioner Stewart J. McMillan was not in attendance at this meeting
due to the illness of one of his children.
Also present were the following:
Dorothy S. Miller, Town Clerk
James J. Johnston, Town Attorney
Stephen V. Altieri, Town Administrator
Carmine A. DeLuca, Comptroller
Charles R. Elfreich, Town Engineer
P. Thomas Leddy, Highway Superintendent
1. Claims
Commissioner Bloom presented the fire claims for authorization of payment,
and on his motion, which was seconded by Commissioner Silverstone, it was
unanimously
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:
R. G. Brewer, Inc. $ 25.87
Con Edison 3.00
Con Edison 2.00
Con Edison 43.72
Exterminating Services 15.93
N. La Russell 69.65
The New Rochelle Water Company 108.21
New York Telephone Company 829.72
Portronix Communications, Inc. 6.25
Portronix Communications, Inc. 100.00
Town of Mamaroneck Professional
Fire Fighters Association 110.04
Wescon Tire Co. 315.82
$1,630.21
2. Authorization - Advertise for Bids - Interior Painting -
Weaver Street Firehouse
Pursuant to Commissioner Bloom's explanation and on his -motion, seconded
by Commissioner Silverstone, it was unanimously
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RESOLVED, that the Town Administrator is hereby
authorized to obtain bids for the interior paint-
ing of the Weaver Street Firehouse;
and be it further
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes the
publication in the official newspaper of the Town
of Mamaroneck, The Daily Times, of said Notice of
Invitation to Bid on the above items.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to come before this Commission, on motion
duly made and seconded, this meeting was declared adjourned at 8:22 P.M.
CONVENE REGULAR MEETING
The regular meeting of the Town Board was convened immediately upon the
adjournment of the meeting of the Board of Fire Commissioners.
Present were the following:
Supervisor Leo Goldsmith, Jr.
Councilman Lee H. Bloom
Councilman Thomas R. Amlicke
Councilwoman Caroline Silverstone
Councilman Stewart J. McMillan was not in attendance at this meeting due
to the illness of one of his children.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
There were no minutes presented to the Board.
PUBLIC HEARING: Special Permit Application - Andre's Gourmet World
On motion by Councilman Amlicke, seconded by Councilman Bloom, it was
unanimously
RESOLVED, that the public hearing be and it
hereby is declared open.
The Clerk then presented for the record the Affidavits of Publication and
Posting of the Notice of Hearing.
A brief discussion ensued, and since no one wished to speak either in
favor of or against the proposal, on motion by Councilman Amlicke, seconded
by Councilman Bloom, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that the public hearing be and it hereby
is closed.
Thereupon, on motion by Councilman Amlicke, seconded by Councilwoman Sil-
verstone, the following resolution was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Andres Alban has submitted an application
and accompanying plans for the installation of four
(4) dining tables in the retail store, Andre's Gourmet
World, for restaurant use, located at 1272 Boston Post
Road on the premises known as Block 407 Parcel 192;
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and
WHEREAS, the said application and plans are
subject to a Special Permit pursuant to
Chapter 89, Article IX, Section 49 of the
Zoning Ordinance of the Town of Mamaroneck;
and
WHEREAS, the application has been duly referred
to the Planning Board for study and recommenda-
tions;
and
WHEREAS, a public hearing was duly called by
this Board for this meeting pursuant to the
aforesaid Section of the Zoning Ordinance;
and
WHEREAS, this Board has examined the application
and plans and finds the conditions and standards
required by the Zoning Ordinance for Special Per-
mits have been met;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED, that pursuant to the recommendation of the
Town of Mamaroneck Planning Board, the application
of Andres Alban for a Special Permit so as to allow
the installation of four (4) dining tables in the
retail store, Andre's Gourmet World, for restaurant
use, located at 1272 Boston Post Road, Town of Mama-
j roneck,. is hereby granted. The Building and Plumbing
Inspector of the Town of Mamaroneck is authorized to
issue a Special Permit for said installation as shown
on the plans accompanying the application for the said
installation provided the proposed installation con-
s forms in all respects to the terms of the application
and of the Special Permit and is in strict compliance
with all Codes of the Town of Mamaroneck.
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PUBLIC HEARING: Special Permit Application - Dunkin Donuts
On motion by Councilman Bloom, seconded by Councilman Amlicke, it was
unanimously
RESOLVED, that the public hearing be and it hereby
is declared open.
The Clerk then presented for the record the Affidavits of Publication and
Posting of the Notice of Hearing.
Larry McAtee, representing Dunkin Donuts explained that the reason for
applying for the change was because the entire chain across the country
is remodeling and adding products which will affect mainly the vestibule
ingress and egress area as well as the donut case section. It was em-
phasized that there would be no change in the parking lot and that no
mechanical amusement devices will be installed. Following the clarifica-
tion about signs, on motion by Councilwoman Silverstone, seconded by
Councilman Bloom, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that the public hearing be and it hereby is
declared closed.
Thereupon, on motion by Councilman Bloom, seconded by Councilman Amlicke,
the following resolution was unanimously adopted:
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WHEREAS, Ann McAtee has submitted an application
and accompanying plans for the construction of an
addition and alterations to Dunkin Donuts Restau-
rant located at 1311 Boston Post Road on premises
known as Block 412 Parcel 288 on the Tax Assess-
, ment Map of the Town of Mamaroneck;
and
WHEREAS, the said application and plans are sub-
"' to a Special Permit pursuant to Article IX,
Chapter 89 Section 49 of the Zoning Ordinance of
the Town of Mamaroneck;
and
WHEREAS, the application has been duly referred to
the Planning Board for study and recommendations;
and
WHEREAS, a public hearing was duly called by this
Board for this meeting pursuant to the aforesaid
Section of the Zoning Ordinance;
and
WHEREAS, this Board has examined the plans and
application and finds the conditions and standards
required by the Zoning Ordinance for Special Per-
' mits have been met;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED, that pursuant to the recommendation of
the Town of Mamaroneck Planning Board, the applica-
tion of Ann McAtee for a Special Permit so as to
allow the construction of an addition and altera-
tions to Dunkin Donuts Restaurant, located at 1311
Boston. Post Road, Town of Mamaroneck, is hereby
granted. The Building and Plumbing Inspector of
the Town of Mamaroneck is authorized to issue a
Special Permit for said construction as shown on
the plans accompanying the application for the said
construction provided the proposed construction con-
forms in all respects to the terms of the application
and of the Special Permit and is in strict compliance
with all Codes of the Town of Mamaroneck.
OLD BUSINESS
l: Approval - Amended Lease Agreement with Mamaroneck School
District re Cable TV Access Center
The Supervisor noted Councilman McMillan's request that this matter be
put over until the next meeting for further study, and Councilman Bloom
agreed. Councilwoman Silverstone expressed her concern and objected to
any further delay. Scott Wollaston, member of the Negotiating Committee
of the Community Advisory Group, urged the Board to consider the matter
tonight.
Both Supervisor Goldsmith and Councilman Bloom expressed serious concern
about certain wording within the contract which would allow the munici-
palities access to the high school studio for only one-half day per week,
and when school is not in session, the municipalities would be required to
pay for utilities and custodial services, as well as the fact that no pro-
vision for coverage of a major event during a school day has been made.
They added that Larchmont Village had not as yet approved the agreement
due to their various concerns. Councilwoman Silverstone advised that the
porta-pac is always available for use outside of the studio and can be
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used by anyone willing to learn how to use it. She added that the pub-
lic has been waiting long enough for local programming and that $85,000.
is sitting in escrow losing money since it is not gaining interest.
Betty Segal, a resident of South Drive in the Town and member of the
Community Cable Coalition, read a prepared statement which was presented
to the Clerk to be included as part of the record of this meeting. She
stated that her group supports and works toward making community pro-
' gramming and the establishment of an access center a reality in this tri-
IIImunicipal area.
A great deal of discussion ensued, during which Mr. Wollaston offered
to help this Board reach a decision on this matter; Councilwoman Silver-
stone offered a motion to approve the agreement which was seconded by
Councilman Amlicke, but said resolution was not adopted due to a 2-2 tie
vote, with Supervisor Goldsmith and Councilman Bloom voting against the
approval. The discussion ended with Councilman Bloom and the Supervisor
offering to discuss the agreement further with Councilman McMillan to
obtain additional information, and it was agreed this topic would be
placed on the next meeting's agenda or, if necessary, a special meeting
could be called.
2. Police Promotions
On motion by Councilman Bloom, seconded by Councilman Amlicke, it was
unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes
the following changes in the Police Depart-
ment as recommended by the Police Chief:
The promotion of Detective Sergeant Robert
Fuller to the rank of Lieutenant, effective
May 18, 1983, to be compensated at the rate
of $33,452. per annum; and
The promotion of Detective Joseph Passafume
to the rank of Sergeant, effective May 18,
1983, to be compensated at the rate of
$30,443. per annum.
3. Consideration of Tri-Municipal Litter Law
Councilman Amlicke expressed his disappointment that the Chairman of the
Litter Task Force Committee, Joseph DeSalvo, was not at this meeting so
that the Board could have the benefit of his input. James Johnston ad-
vised that the Town Justices did not wish to review the proposed law
in view of the fact that they would have to rule at some future date
when a case comes before them. He also stated that he and the Build-
ing Inspector had discussed and reviewed the proposed law, and both
feel there are no provisions for enforcement and added that Mr. Paonessa
had indicated that if his office were to be responsible for enforcement,
hiring of an additional person in his office would be required. Coun-
cilman Amlicke stated that the law provides for one person to be respon-
sible for enforcement throughout the entire Town. Following some further
discussion, Councilman Amlicke requested that the Town Attorney and the
Administrator get together with Joseph DeSalvo to finalize the law.
NOT ON AGENDA
Leonard Martin re Budget Committee
Mr. Martin advised he was still waiting for an answer to the letter from
the Budget Committee, and Councilman Bloom noted that the delay was his
fault since he had not clearly looked at the Administrator's answer. At
this time a great deal of discussion ensued relative to the appointment
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of a budget committee. During the discussion, in which comments were
made by Leonard Martin, Dolores Battalia, Annette Noe, Joseph Mirabella,
Dr. Alan Mason, as well as members of the Board, Councilwoman Silverstone
emphasized that 90% of the Budget Committee's recommendations have been
implemented over the last few years and stated that the Committee should
be permanent.
A number of suggestions were made as to: size of the Committee and
length of terms, limit vs. no limit of length of service, service on a
year-round basis vs. working only a portion of a year, appointment of
the Chairman by the Town Board vs. the Committee members electing their
Chairman, and rotating terms of office. Finally, after the matter had
been quite well aired and emphasis placed on the problem of limiting
terms of service on various boards, committees, commissions, etc. ,
since it is usually difficult to replace one who has served well, Coun-
cilwoman Silverstone replied that she still favors limiting terms, but
she wishes to see the Budget Committee become activated and will not hold
out for a limit of service time on this Committee. Thereupon, on motion
by Councilman Bloom, seconded by Councilwoman Silverstone, the following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, it is the desire of this Board to
appoint a Budget Committee;
and
WHEREAS, such appointments shall provide for a
periodic rotation of members,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED, that there be a Budget Committee of six
(6) persons and that in this year 1983, two (2)
members shall be appointed to serve for one (1)
year, two (2) members shall be appointed to serve
for two (2) years, and two (2) members shall be
appointed to serve for three (3) years;
and be it further
RESOLVED, that subsequent appointments of members
made as vacancies occur, shall be for three (3)
year terms;
and be it further
RESOLVED, that, since the Budget Committee will
not be active twelve (12) months of the year, it
shall activate itself as it feels the need arises;
and be it further
RESOLVED, that this Board shall appoint a Chairman
to serve at the pleasure of this Board.
Councilman Bloom once again referred to the often uneasy task of filling
vacancies of various positions in the Town and urgently requested that
citizens who are interested in serving to send in resumes to the Town
Center for these appointed positions which will be kept on file and used
at the appropriate times. He asked the newspaper reporters to give this
request prominent space in The Daily Times and Sound View News.
2. Request - Videotape Film in Hommocks Conservation Area
David Sapery and Sam Shelanski explained their project and emphasized that
there would be no danger to the environment. Following the Comptroller's
statement that sufficient insurance coverage is through general liability,
on motion by Councilwoman Silverstone, seconded by Councilman Amlicke, it
was unanimously
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RESOLVED, that this Board hereby grants the
request of David Sapery and Sam Shelanski,
Mamaroneck High School students, for the use
of the Hommocks Conservation Area to video-
tape a portion of a movie as part of an Eng-
lish project, sometime between Monday, May 30,
and Saturday, June 4, 1983.
III 3. Comptroller's Request - Authorization to Appropriate Funds for
Architectural Services and Masonry Restoration
Upon Councilman Amlicke's query and Mr. DeLuca's answer that this is a
way to avoid bonding, on motion by Councilwoman Silverstone, seconded
by Councilman Bloom, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes the
Comptroller to appropriate funds as follows:
1) $6,500 from the Federal Revenue Surplus Fund
(General Town) to cover the expense of archi-
tectural services for the Town Center; and
2) $64,600 from the General Fund, General Town
Surplus to cover the expenses of masonry
restoration of Town Center Building.
4. Authorization - Advertise and Accept Bids - Sale of Surplus Vehicles
Following some questions about the condition of the cars and the Administra-
tor's clarifications, on motion by Councilwoman Silverstone, seconded by
Councilman Bloom, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes pub-
!" in the official newspaper of the Town of
Mamaroneck, The Daily Times, of a Notice of Invi-
tation to Bid on the sale of five surplus vehicles
which have been used by the Police Department and
various other departments.
5. Reappointment - Recreation Commission
Councilman Amlicke, with pleasure, recommended the reappointment of
Ronald Keelan to the Recreation Commission, noting that he has done a
fine job and has been the financial watchdog on that Commission. There-
upon, on motion by Councilman Amlicke, seconded by Councilman Bloom, it
was unanimously
RESOLVED, that Ronald Keelan of 100 East Brook-
side Drive, Town, be and he hereby is reappointed
a member of the Town of Mamaroneck Recreation Com-
mission to serve for a term of office of 5 years,
effective May 21, 1983, and terminating on May 20,
1988.
6. Reappointments or Appointments - Commission of Human Rights
Following presentation of the Clerk's memorandum and Councilwoman Silver-
stone's notation that she had contacted Mrs. Cora Rust, who had been
appointed to this Commission last year, and learned that Mrs. Rust had
not attended any meetings (because none had been called) nor had she met
the chairman, on motion by Councilman Bloom, seconded by Councilman Am-
licke, the following resolution was adopted by majority vote of the
Board, with Councilwoman Silverstone abstaining:
RESOLVED, that Mrs. Lloyd King (Barbara) of
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24 Lafayette Road, Town, and Dennis J. Kenny
of 83 Lookout Circle, Town, be and they hereby
are reappointed as members of the Town of
Mamaroneck Commission of Human Rights to serve
for a term of office of 3 years, effective imme-
diately and terminating May 19, 1986.
Councilman Amlicke noted that a new chairman must be appointed since
Mr. Weinraub declined to serve for another term and that each of the
members of the Commission should be contacted and a meeting set up.
7. Salary Authorizations:
a) Highway Department
On motion by Councilman Amlicke, seconded by Councilman Bloom, it was
unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby authorizes that
Loreto Giovannone, Labor Foreman, be compensated
at the rate of $18,965. per annum, effective
June 2, 1983;
and be it further
RESOLVED, that Eleuterio Lancia, Laborer, in the
Highway Department, be compensated at the rate of
$15,665. per annum, effective June 2, 1983;
and be it further
RESOLVED, that Michael Mirabella, Seasonal Laborer
for summer work with the Maintenance Man in the
Highway Department, be compensated at the rate of
$3.50 per hour for an 8 hour day beginning June 2,
III 1983, and terminating August 19, 1983. He will be
assisting with the erecting of signs and street
painting.
b) Recreation - Summer Programs
On motion by Councilman Amlicke, seconded by Councilwoman Silverstone, it
was unanimously
RESOLVED, that as provided for in the 1983 Town
Budget, this Board hereby authorizes the follow-
ing salary expenditures to the persons named on
the list annexed hereto, for the terms of employ-
ment and at the rate of compensation for each as
set forth:
NAME TITLE SALARY EFFECTIVE
CENTRAL PLAYGROUND
Paterno, Philip Sr. Rec. Leader $200.00 7/5/83
Chiapparelli, Michael Sr. Rec. Leader $200.00 7/5/83
Cole, Barbara Rec. Assistant $ 85.00 (P.T.) 7/5/83
Carr, John Rec. Assistant $ 80.00 7/5/83
Perri, Dawn Rec. Assistant $ 80.00 7/5/83
Woods, Deborah Rec. Assistant $ 80.00 7/5/83
Gracio, Denise. Rec. Assistant $ 75.00 7/5/83
McMillan, Stuart Rec. Assistant $ 75.00 7/5/83
O'Neill, Margaret Rec. Assistant $ 75.00 7/5/83
TENNIS INSTRUCTION
Rutledge, Suzanne Sr. Rec. Leader $175.00 7/5/83
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NAME TITLE SALARY EFFECTIVE
SAILING
Paolucci, John Rec. Assistant $ 4.00/hour 7/11/83
Peet, Mary Rec. Assistant $ 3.75/hour 7/11/83
Tomlin, Reid Rec. Assistant $ 3.75/hour 7/11/83
Weinberg, Eric Rec. Assistant $ 3.75/hour 7/11/83
Forsman, Caroline Rec. Assistant $ 3.20/hour 7/11/83
I MUSIC WORKSHOP
Martin, Perry Sr. Rec. Leader $240.00 (6 weeks) 7/5/83
Sieh, Eleanor Rec. Assistant $110.00 (5 weeks) 7/5/83
Friedman, James Rec. Assistant $ 65.00 (5 weeks) 7/5/83
Greene, Martin Rec. Assistant $ 65.00 (5 weeks) 7/5/83
Targrove, Wendy Rec. Assistant $ 65.00 (5 weeks) 7/5/83
Williams, Richard Rec. Assistant $ 65.00 (5 weeks) 7/5/83
Sylvia, Jennifer Rec. Assistant $ 35.00 (5 weeks) 7/5/83
Cullen, Chris Rec. Assistant $ 30.00 (5 weeks) 7/5/83
Peale, Jean Rec. Assistant $ 35.00 (5 weeks) 7/5/83
FITNESS
Trezza, Gennaro Sr. Rec. Leader $ 10.00/hour 6/1/83
Chiapparelli, Michael Sr. Rec. Leader $ 10.00/hour 7/5/83
FLINT PARK
Buccolo, Janine Sr. Rec. Leader $1,400.00 (TOTAL) 6/27/83
Augustine, Cathy Rec. Assistant $ 400.00 (TOTAL) 6/27/83
Green, Nancy Rec. Assistant $ 400.00 (TOTAL) 6/27/83
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Reilly, Beth Sr. Rec. Leader $100.00 7/5/83
Wei, James Rec. Assistant $ 40.00 7/5/83
Woods, Patricia Rec. Assistant $ 40.00 7/5/83
Bruno, Karen Rec. Assistant $ 38.00 7/5/83
Criscuolo, Paula Rec. Assistant $ 38.00 7/5/83
Woods, Eileen Rec. Assistant $ 38.00 7/5/83
CHATSWORTH PRESCHOOL Cole, Barbara Sr. Rec. Leader $100.00 7/5/83
Barberi, Cathy Rec. Assistant $ 44.00 7/5/83
O'Toole, Dennis Rec. Assistant $ 40.00 7/5/83
O'Toole, Kathleen Rec. Assistant $ 40.00 7/5/83
Tamagna, Kathy Jo Rec. Assistant $ 40.00 7/5/83
Amlicke, Liz Rec. Assistant $ 38.00 7/5/83
Bsoco, Vicky Rec. Assistant $ 38.00 7/5/83
Gordon, Erica Rec. Assistant $ 38.00 7/5/83
Mohan, Andrew Rec. Assistant $ 38.00 7/5/83
McManus, Charles Rec. Assistant $ 38.00 7/5/83
MURRAY PRESCHOOL
Mazzone, Nora Sr. Rec. Leader $120.00 7/5/83
Johnson, Karen Rec. Assistant $ 44.00 7/5/83
Coupe, Clare Rec. Assistant $ 40.00 7/5/83
Hartman, Beth Rec. Assistant $ 40.00 7/5/83
Millar, Douglas Rec. Assistant $ 40.00 7/5/83
Neville, Sharon Rec. Assistant $ 40.00 7/5/83
Gerosh, Jennifer Rec. Assistant $ 38.00 7/5/83
Ibelli, Patty Rec. Assistant $ 38.00 7/5/83
O'Hara, Jennie Rec. Assistant $ 38.00 7/5/83
Reilly, Carrie Rec. Assistant $ 38.00 7/5/83
Hersh, Mara-Lee Rec. Assistant $ 38.00 7/5/83
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NAME TITLE SALARY EFFECTIVE
CO-OP DAY CAMP
Savage, Andrea Sr. Rec. Leader $600.00 (TOTAL) 6/27/83
Treantofolis, Marianne Rec. Assistant $500.00 (TOTAL) 6/27/83
Chiodo, Geri Rec. Assistant $450.00 (TOTAL) 6/27/83
Marsh, Elizabeth Rec. Assistant $450.00 (TOTAL) 6/27/83
Vaughn, Lynne Rec. Assistant $450.00 (TOTAL) 6/27/83
Halliday, Linda Rec. Assistant $400.00 (TOTAL) 6/27/83
Mouracade, Michael Rec. Assistant $400.00 (TOTAL) 6/27/83
Proudian, Greg Rec. Assistant $400.00 (TOTAL) 6/27/83
Zierk, Holly Rec. Assistant $400.00 (TOTAL) 6/27/83
Colangelo, Barbra Rec. Assistant $350.00 (TOTAL) 6/27/83
Mclvor, Mary Rec. Assistant $350.00 (TOTAL) 6/27/83
Mouracade, Dot Rec. Assistant $350.00 (TOTAL) 6/27/83
Potter, Ken Rec. Assistant $350.00 (TOTAL) 6/27/83
Wittich, Jeanette Rec. Assistant $350.00 (TOTAL) 6/27/83
Meiskin, Evan Rec. Assistant $300.00 (TOTAL) 6/27/83
NOT ON AGENDA
8. Abate Taxes - Larchmont Reservoir
The letter from the Larchmont Village Attorney requesting exemption of the
reservoir property from taxation for the tax year 1984 was presented, and
some discussion ensued relative to the rent paid because someone is occupy-
ing the house located on the residence parcel which the Village requested
be part of the exemption.
Thereupon, on motion by Councilman Bloom, seconded by Councilwoman Silver-
stone, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Supervisor be and he hereby is
authorized to enter into an agreement on behalf of
the Town, whereby the Town taxes on the property
owned by the Village of Larchmont and commonly
referred to as the "Reservoir Property" be abated
for the year 1984 as to that portion of the property
not used for private residential purposes upon the
condition that the character of use of said property
be unchanged;
and it is further
RESOLVED, that with respect to that portion of the
premises now occupied as a residence, that the tax
thereon be abated for the year 1984, insofar as
Town taxes are concerned, provided that no payments.
will be made by any person, firm, or corporation
for the right to occupy said premises.
9. Approval - Management/Non-Union Salaries
Supervisor Goldsmith referred to the executive session held last night
during which the salaries of the above captioned personnel were discussed
and asked for the Board's pleasure on this matter. Councilman Bloom
stated that in accordance with the concensus reached in the executive ses-
sion, except for the salary of the Police Chief which must be discussed
further, he was ready to approve the proposed salaries. Thereupon, on
motion by Councilman Bloom, seconded by Councilwoman Silverstone, it was
unanimously
RESOLVED, that as provided for in the 1983 Town
Budget, this Board hereby authorizes the follow-
] ing salary expenditures to the persons named on
the list annexed hereto, at the rate of compensa-
tion for each as set forth:
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MANAGEMENT AND OTHER NONUNION PERSONNEL
DATE CURRENT
EMPLOYEE TITLE EMPLOYED SALARY PROPOSED
Stephen V. Altieri Town Administrator 09/06/82 28,000. $30,000.
Dorothy S. Miller Town Clerk 01/09/75 25,680. $27,730.
Longevity 125.00
William Paonessa Building & 03/16/48 33,550. $36,235.
Longevity 500.00 Plumbing Inspec.
James W. Kronenberger Superintendent of 06/01/56 33,550. $36,235.
Longevity 500.00 Recreation
Patrick T. Leddy Supt. of Highways/ 04/27/61 34,240. $36,980.
Longevity 500.00 Dir. Community
Beautification
James J. Johnston Town Attorney 01/01/64 32,460 $34,250.
Longevity 500.00
I Charles R. Elfreich Town Engineer 04/03/72 38,955. $41,000.
Longevity 250.00
Carmine A. DeLuca Comptroller/ 10/01/73 27,745. $29,965.
Longevity 125.00 Director Finance
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George M. Derderian Town Assessor 04/25/79 29,295. $30,760.
Elaine N. Samuels Dir. Community 01/01/77 23,375. $25,245.
Development
Martin E. King, Jr. Town Justice 04/01/69 10,165. $10,980.
Russell Pelton Town Justice 01/01/70 10,165. $10,980.
Edward Rilley Highway General 07/17/61 21,400. $23,110.
Longevity 500.00 Foreman
Howard C. Finn Main. Mechanic 01/01/75 23,295. $24,900.
Longevity 125.00 Ice Rink/Sailing
Patsy Camarella Cleaner 04/11/68 7,350. $ 8,000.
(Police Dept.)
Clara Tracy Int. Account 06/07/79 15,395. $16,500.
Clerk-Steno.
Deputy Town Clerk
School Guards (11) 21.00/Day $25.00/Day
Ford Winter Sr. Recreation 01/20/69 6,000. no change
Leader (Pool)
Richard Owen Recreation 10/23/69 5,000. no change
Leader (Pool)
James Codispoti Recreation 05/21/70 5,000. no change
Leader (Pool)
Wayne Pollak Recreation 09/11/81 5,000. no change
William Reilly Sr. Recreation 10/29/65 5,000. no change
Leader (Youth-
Adult Programs)
Lavenia J. Brewer Confidential 01/01/56 10,000. $10,750.
Secretary & Exec.
Assistant
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10. Approval - Letter to County. Executive re Solid
Waste Transfer Station Facilities
Mr. Altieri, Town Administrator, reported on the meeting held this morning
at the County Office Building with respect to the June 1st deadline date
for the Sound Shore communities to present alternative plans to a central
compaction station and asked the Board to approve the letter drafted by
those in attendance at that meeting and authorize the Supervisor's signa-
1 ture.
IllThereupon, on motion by Councilman Bloom, seconded by Councilman Amlicke,
it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that the Supervisor is hereby authorized
to sign the letter drafted during the meeting held
on May 18, 1983, relative to Solid Waste Transfer
Station Facilities and forward it to County Execu-
tive Andrew P. O'Rourke.
THE TOWN CLERK
Regular Reports
The Clerk presented the 1982 Annual Report of Operations of the Westchester
Joint Water Works.
THE SUPERVISOR
1. Parkland Dedication - Town Owned Land Situated in Mamaroneck Village
Pursuant to Councilman Amlicke's suggestion, it was unanimously agreed
that this matter would be deferred for further study to a subsequent meeting.
2. Resolution - Certificate of Appreciation - John L. Delius
Following Supervisor Goldsmith's presentation of the letter written by
George Forbes advising that Mr. Delius' certificate can be placed on per-
manent display at the Town Center and the Supervisor's expressions of how
Mr. Delius is revered by this community, it was unanimously agreed that
the certificate presented by the New York State Association of Towns honor-
ing the late John L. Delius be framed and placed in an appropriate area
of the Town Center.
3. Appointment - Community Development Advisory Group - Town Representative
During discussion, Councilwoman Silverstone suggested that Elaine Samuels.,
the Town's Director of Community Services, be consulted for recommendations
and the matter placed on the agenda of the next meeting.
4. Early Bar Closings
Councilman Amlicke stated that he wished to go on record as supporting the
early bar closing, and Councilwoman Silverstone stated that she continues
to support that proposal on a county-wide basis. They both felt such a
law would help cut down on drunk driving.
Thereupon, on motion by Councilwoman Silverstone, seconded by Councilman
Bloom, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby supports the pass-
ing of a regulation which would cause the closing
time for bars in Westchester County to be changed
from 4:00 A.M. to 2:00 A.M.
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During the discussion that followed, it was decided that the resolution
would be sent to James Nolletti of the Westchester County Alcoholic Bever-
age Control Board, County Executive O'Rourke, and County Legislator Diane
Keane.
5. Proclamation - Senior Citizens Day and Month
On motion by Councilwoman Silverstone, seconded by Councilman Y � 1 an Amlicke the
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Supervisor was unanimously authorized to issue the proclamation annexed
hereto.
6. Announcement re Tricentennial Calendar of Events - Westchester County
Supervisor Goldsmith highlighted some of the events listed on the Calendar
and asked the Clerk to put a copy on her bulletin board and send one to
each library.
THE TOWN ATTORNEY
1. Request - Proposed Sanitary Sewer Hookup - Old White Plains Road
Milton Berner reminded the Board that he had been granted an easement in
January of 1982. and was now requesting another easement to allow a second
person to tie into the line to relieve him of some of the expense and
advised that he had prepared an easement and submitted it to Mr. Johnston
for his review. Some discussion followed during which both the Attorney
and Engineer assured that there would be no adverse effect on the Town and
that the sewer is adequate in size to handle the additional hookup.
Mr. Johnston advised the Board that he had reviewed the proposed easement
and suggested that the word 'Mamaroneck' be changed to Town to avoid con-
fusion between the Town and Village of Mamaroneck, and Mr. Berner was
asked to initial the change.
Thereupon, on motion by Councilman Bloom, seconded by Councilman Amlicke,
it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that this Board hereby grants the request
of Milton Berner for an additional easement for the
purpose of allowing a second person, Rita V. Tishman,
to tie into the private sewer in the Town right-of-
way on Old White Plains Road;
and it is further
RESOLVED, that the Supervisor be and he hereby is autho-
rized
to execute the agreement which has already been
reviewed by the Town Attorney, provided the word
'Mamaroneck' throughout the agreement is changed to
Town to avoid confusion between the Village and Town.
Not on Agenda
1. Mrs. Noe's Request re Loudspeaker
Mrs. Annette Noe of 59 Maple Hill Drive, Town, asked the Board's permission
to use a loudspeaker system from a reconstructed school bus along Weaver
Street during a fund-raiser for New Rochelle Hospital. She was advised
of the provisions of Chapter 51, Noise Regulation in the Town Code which
does not include granting such permission and was also advised to notify
the Police Department of the date and time of travel along Weaver Street
in the bus.
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THE COUNCILMEN and COUNCILWOMAN
Councilwoman Silverstone
1. Larchmont Library Board Meeting Dates
Councilwoman Silverstone briefly noted her discussions with Mr. Oresman
and Mr. DeMaio and her desire to attend the meetings and asked the Super-
visor to request that the Library Board's meeting dates be changed so as
not to conflict with Town Board meetings, and the Supervisor stated that
he would communicate with the Chairman, Donald Oresman.
2. Meeting - Youth Bureau, Police Chief, Town Board, and Interested Parties
Mrs. Silverstone referred to her memorandum relative to the above referenced
matter, and Supervisor Goldsmith stated it needs further consideration and
that he would confer with Police Chief Baumblatt.
Joseph Mirabella of 23 Holly Place, Town, expressed his bewilderment at
how the decision to appoint a second Youth Officer was arrived at and
pointed out the situation in the Village of Mamaroneck where there is
only one Youth Officer.
Councilman Bloom
1. Letter re Cablethon - Ira Birnbaum
Councilman Bloom presented the letter from Ira Birnbaum, General Manager
of UA-Columbia Cablevision, expressing appreciation for the Town's support
of the first annual Cablethon for the benefit of the American Cancer Society,
which was successful.
2. Cable T.V. Board of Control
Councilman Bloom noted that the Cable T.V. Board of Control would meet on
May 19th and will be discussing the submission of documentation to the
N.Y.S. Cable TV Commission in the event the request for rate increases is
denied by all three municipalities.
3. Litter at Railroad Station
Councilman Bloom described unsightly conditions at the Larchmont Railroad
Station, namely the overrun trash can at the top of the north-end stairway
and the big supply of outdated U.S.A. Today newspapers (part of the first
week's giveaway) at the bottom of the stairway. He asked that followup
be conducted to find out who is responsible for the cleanup of such areas.
Councilman Amlicke
1. Condition of Underpass at Larchmont Railroad Station
Councilman Amlicke also described an unsightly condition at the station,
noting that the underpass is a complete mess and asked that Tom Leddy and
Fred Kellogg confer and work out an arrangement for a maintenance program
of that area.
2. Recommendation - Appointment - Westchester County Environmental
Management Council
Councilman Amlicke asked Alan Mason, Chairman of the Conservation Advisory
Commission to take up the above captioned recommendation at his next Com-
mission meeting since the person has to be a member of the C.A.C. , to
which Dr. Mason replied it would be done at the meeting of May 19th.
Dr. Mason added that his Board will also be taking up the matter of recom-
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mendations for appointments to the C.A.C. since Jim Santos has been unable
to attend meetings due to being out of town frequently on business and
Robert Barrett's resignation causes a vacancy to exist in Larchmont Vil-
lage's representation on the Commission.
3. Appreciation - Hy Papierman and Recycling Efforts
1 Mr. Amlicke presented a letter about Mr. Papierman, the teacher at Murray
Avenue School who has contributed so much to aluminum recycling, and asked
IIIthat a resolution of appreciation be sent to him. Thereafter, on Council-
man Amlicke's motion, which was seconded by Councilwoman Silverstone, it
was unanimously
' RESOLVED, that the Supervisor be and he hereby is
authorized to send a letter and the resolution of
tribute annexed hereto to Mr. Hy Papierman, the
teacher at Murray Avenue School, expressing this
Board's appreciation for his contribution to alumi-
num recycling.
4. Maintaining Soccer Fields
Mr. Amlicke stated that he had briefed the Recreation Commission about the
suggestion that consideration be given to a maintenance program of all
soccer fields jointly with Larchmont Village, and further told them he
would report back to them with specific recommendations.
5. Hommocks Field
Councilman Amlicke expressed concern that neither Mr. Pound or representa-
tives of Premium Landscaping had shown up for meetings after being so ad-
vised by the Town Attorney and suggested that Mr. Altieri and Mr. Johnston
confer and advise them that their services are no longer needed and com-
mence action against Aetna.
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Councilman Amlicke asked the status of the impending appointments to the
committee to jointly study future development of properties in the Unin-
corporated Area and Village of Larchmont. Supervisor Goldsmith stated
that he is in the process of contacting qualified persons to serve on
that committee.
7. Coastal Zone Management Committee Appointments
Following Mr. Amlicke's request for recommendations for appointment to the
above referenced committee, Dr. Mason advised that it has been difficult
to recruit people with expertise who are willing to serve. During a dis-
cussion that followed, several names were suggested, and Dr. Mason stated
that he would contact them.
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Not on Agenda
1. Executive Session
Pursuant to notation that it would be necessary to hold an executive session
following this meeting to discuss the one management/nonunion salary not
included in the resolution adopted earlier in this meeting, on motion by
Councilwoman Silverstone, seconded by Councilman Bloom, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, that an Executive Session be held imme-
diately following the adjournment of this meeting
in order that the salary of one management/nonunion
staff member be discussed.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to come before this Board, on motion duly
made and seconded, the meeting was declared adjourned at 11:20 P.M.
Town Clerk
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P R O C L A M A T I O N
Whereas, New York State is especially enriched by the
contributions which more than three million older
New Yorkers make to all aspects of our society,
and
Whereas, Older citizens of New York bring their wisdom,
experience, and enthusiasm to countless endeavors
which benefit all citizens and represent a vital
resource which must not be diminished,
and
Whereas, To that end, I urge all New Yorkers to join the effort
to ensure that our society enables the elderly to live
lives of dignity and independence, with opportunity for
full participation in life for in so doing, we will make
the best and most fitting tribute to older citizens,
and
Whereas, We celebrate the vital presence of older members of our
families and residents of our communities as we ensure
that both their needs and their contributions are under-
stood by all,
Now, Therefore,
I, Leo Goldsmith, Jr. , Supervisor of the Town of Mamaroneck,
New York do hereby proclaim the month of May, 1983, as
SENIOR CITIZENS' MONTH
and Tuesday, May 3rd, 1983, as
SENIOR CITIZENS' DAY
in the Town of Mamaroneck.
Leo Goldsmith, Jr.
Supervisor
For the Town Council.
Dated: May the 18th, 1983.
999
RESOLUTION OF TRIBUTE
Whereas, Hy Papierman has been in the field of education for
23 years and a teacher at the Murray Avenue School
for 17 years,
and
Whereas, in 1970 he established SCRAP, Student Corps for
Recycling Aluminum Products,
and
Whereas, during the last 13 years under his supervision, over
20,000 pounds of aluminum has been collected at the
Murray Avenue School,
and
Whereas, said recycled aluminum has been turned into approxi-
mately $3,500. , all of which has been used to pur-
chase environmental materials for the Murray Avenue
School Library,
and
Whereas, Mr. Papierman therefore has taught hundreds of students
the value of recycling and through his tireless efforts
has made the aluminum recycling program at the Murray
Avenue School a great success,
Now, Therefore, Be It
Resolved, that this Town would like to give appropriate public
recognition to Hy Papierman and to express its appre-
ciation for his efforts in the field of recycling,
and be it further
Resolved, that this Town Board is indeed very pleased to pre-
sent this resolution to him with its deep appreciation
and sincere thanks for his unique contribution to the
Town of Mamaroneck and all of its residents --
especially the youngsters.
Leo Goldsmith, Jr.
Supervisor
For the Town Board
Dated: May the 18th, 1983.
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