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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1922_06_21 Town Board Minutes Meeting of the Town Board TOWN OF MAMARONECK, held, June 21st, 1922. The meeting was called to order by Supervisor Burton at 9.00 P.M. PRESENT: Supervisor Burton, Justices Boyd, Collins, Dudley and Shafer, Town Clerk Sherman, Counsellor Gamble. The minutes of the meeting of May 26th 1922, were read and upon motion approved. The report of the Receiver of Taxes for the month of May, 1922, was received, read, ordered placed on file and is as follows: June 1st, 1922. Sir: Pursuant to the provisions of the Westchester County Tax Law I hereby respectfully report the amount of State, County, Town, School, Highway and Special District Taxes, together with the interest and penalties thereon, collected by me during the month of May 1922: 1922 1921 1920 1919 1918 Taxes Taxes Taxes Taxes Taxes Arrears TOTAL State & County 4,854.03 1,181.73 6,035.76 Highway 821.06 144.47 965.53 Town 2,049.06 636.57 2,685.63 District 1,035.57 1,035.57 Sewer Tax Dist. 1 398.93 719.65 1,118.58 School Dist. 1 2,726.35 2,726.35 Arrears 1,047.20 203.40 1.53.19 265.01 1,668.80 Interest & Penalties 175.67 629.40 161.73 69.27 81.81 313.07 1,430.95 Total., $17,667.17 Deposited with 1st Nat'l bank, Mamaroneck, $17,667.17 i Respectfully submitted, Sgnd, Harry T. McGivney, Receiver of Taxes. I The report of the Police Department for the month of May, was received and read, showing 46 arrests and fines in the amount of $610.00. Same was ordered noted in the minutes and placed on file The report of the Building Commission for the month of May was received and read showing permits issued 17 and fees coll- ected in the amount of $116.00. Same was ordered noted in the min- utes and placed on file. The report of the Town Clerk for the month of May, was received and read, showing licenses issued and fees collected in in the amount of $12.63. The report was ordered noted in the minutes and placed on file. Mr. Charles M. Baxter and Mr. John H. McArdle were present and addressed the Board in relation to increased quarters for the Town Offices. The matter was referred to the Committee in charge to report back. A communication from the Weaver Street Fire Company, was received and read, stating that the Company had adopted a resol- ution recommending the installation of the Gamewell Fire Alarm system in the new fire house, when completed. The communication was ordered received and placed on file and the matter was referred to the Committee on Fire Alarm appointed by this Board. Counsellor Gamble reported that the Bonds for the new Weaver Street Fire House had been delivered and that the Town is now ready to go ahead with the erection of the new buildings it was thereupon, upon motion duly seconded, RESOLVED, that July 17th, 1922, at 5.30 o'clock, (Daylight saving time) at the office of the Town Clerk, 6 Elm Street, Mamaroneck, New York, be and the same hereby are designated as the time and place for the receiving and opening of proposals for the erection and con- struction of the new Weaver Street Fire House, and be it further RESOLVED, that Counsel cause a notice thereof to be published in the three local papers, the Dodge Reports and in Browns letters, according to law. The question being taken upon the foregoing resolution, same was upon ROLL CALL, unanimously adopted. Mr. Engle of the Zoning commission appeared before the Board, stating that the Zoning Ordinance had been prepared and completed and asked for its adoption. He presented the following communication, which was ordered received, spread upon the minutes and is as follows: Town Board, Town of Mamaroneck, N.Y. Gentlemen: Your Zoning Commission begs to report that consonant with your directions, they prepared the Zoning Ordinance recently submitted to you, and subsequently read over and considered in Joint session with your Board. The members of your Commission gave ungrudgingly of their time, over an extended period, in the preliminary work of reading and examining the zoning ordinances of near and distant places and in the final preparation of the draft submitted to you. We believe that this well considered ordinance will give a full measure of protection to the property owners and residents of our township. We, therefore, respectfully recommend its prompt adoption as a Town Ordinance. June 21st, 1922. Sgnd, Howell C. Perrin. Chairman, A.F. Engel, E. B. Meginnes, Percy S. Clark.