HomeMy WebLinkAbout1954_06_02 Town Board Minutes MINUTES REGULAR MEETING OF THE TOWN BOA OF THE TOWN OF A M R
NECK, HELD JUNE 2, 19542 IN THE COURT ROOM OF MAMARONECK TOWN POLICE
HEADQUARTERS AT 11 EDGEWOOD AVENUE, TOWN,
Supervisor Mandevi called the meeting . M.
- PRESENT: Supervisor Mandeville
Councilmen McKeever, Kane� Brush� and Waterman.
ABSENT. None
Presence was also noted of Mr . Gronberg, Town Clerk Mr . Delius Tows,
Attorney, Mr . Finson, Town Accountant, and . .. O' Brien, Superintendent
Highways .of
The Supervisor stated the Board would dispense with the regular order
-From those Dresent.
of business to heap
. James Priestly, President of Ruben Construction Co. , ,
N, Yo appeared to ask that a spur from the sewer in Weaver Street
which, he stated is shown on construction maps in the Town Office
and which he has been unable to locate, be brought to his property }
line on premises known on the Town Assessment Map as Block 10
part of Parcel 602 .
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The Supervisor told him the Board would study the matter.
, Harry Alpiar, 132 Chatsworth Avenue, Larchmont, addressed the
Board with regard. to the swimming pool survey and submitted a list
of ions which were received and filed *
Mr, George Schuler, 70 Garden Road, West, spoke and referred to a
letter or report sent to the Board from the Swimming Pool Committee .
w w...x. The Supervisor read the report, which was received and filed.
The Supervisor also read a letter from Mr. Lodwith , a member
of the Swimming Pool Committee, representing a minority report . This
was received and filed,
Mr . Edward S , Hartley, Deputy Local Director of Civil Defenses also
addressed the Board in behalf a swimming pool survey.
'here was much discussion about a pool and most of it centered on
the question of whether or not such a pool could be restricted to
residents of the Town of Mamaroneck including the two villages .
Delius said it is a moot question and as far as he can learn, the
only way it restricted would be by making higher charges to
non-residents, imless an authority were created by an act of the
S gis I ature .
Mr . Brush said that inasmuch as a majority report, a minority report,
and various other reports had been received, he would move that the
entire matter be referred to the Recreation Commission. He feels
the survey should include , survey all r , including the
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Board hereby appropriates not to exceed $500 for
the purpose .of conducting s survey as
recommended by the Swimming Pool Committee .
vote recorded on this resolution was as follows ,
AYES : Supervisor Mandeville
Councilmen McKeever Kane and Waterman
Councilman Brush did not vote,
Councilman Brush then moved that a lake amount be appropriated for
survey of the Teenage Canteen project O
Mr . Delius said the money could be appropriated from the amount in
the budget allocated for recreation
Councilman Waterman said he feels there should first be a report from
the Teenage Canteen Committee .
Councilman Brush said l k his mot ion to stand even though
it had no second and no vote was taken
Mr . Irwin Oster, Split Tree Road, appeared in connect with
dedication of parts of Split Trea Road and Murdock Road, which had
been laid over from the last meeting.
The Clerk submitted a letter from the Superintendent of Highways
recommending that 570 feet of paved road be accepted by the Town
On- motion- y Councilman McKeever, seconded by Councilman Waterman,
it was upon roll call unanimously
RESOLVED that the Town hereby accepts portions
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Murdock Road and Split Tree Road which have been
paved and improved with water, sewer, and in-
, to the satisfaction of the Superintendent of
Highways, and i are more particularly des-
cribed s follows *
ALL that parcel of land in the Town of Mamaroneck, County of
Westchester and State of New York, bounded and described
follows :
BEGINNING at the intersection of the southerly side
of Griffin Avenue with the westerly side of Murdock ,
as shown on a certain entitled "Amended Map of Part
of Section One Subdivision Map of Murdock Woods, Property
of George R, Bishop, Town of Mamaroneck, Westchester
County, N,, Y, " � made by Sal Spinelli, L, S , N, Y, S . 23043
dated June 21, 1950, and filed in the County Clerk' s Office
on July 11, 1952, as Map x7767, said point being the
property now or formerly of Rubin; thence running along
the southerly side of Griffin Avenue N. 480 50 ' 051?
100 feet ; thence leaving the southerly side of Griffin
Avenue and running along the easterly side of Murdock
Road, s shown sa id. the following courses and
feet ; thence running across Murdock Road, as shown on said
map, S . 2 44' 15"' W*' c..1,4. 10 feet to a point- of curve on
the southerly side oJE Split Tree Road, as shown on said
map; thence running on a curve the right in a south-
westerly direction having a radius � 120 .48 feet for
distance f feet to a point of tangency; thence
running S . 69' ' 2011 V7. 185 .9 feet ; thence running across
Split Tree Road, as shown on said map and on a certain map
entitled "Part of Section Two, Subdivision f Murdock
Woods in the Town . Mamaroneck, Westchester County, New
York", , Sal Spinelli, L . S . N. Y. S . 23043 , gated
_._ August 1 , 1952 and L � � -� �0
October 21, 1952 as Map #7830, N. 250 031 40" W. 50 .18 feet
to the northerly side of Split Tree Road, as shown .on said
maps ; whence running along the northerly Side of Split Tree
Road shown on said maps , N. 690 50 ' 201: E . 190.20 feet
to a point of curve ; thence running curve the left
in a northerly direction having radius f 70 .48 feet for
a distance of 55.16 feet to a- point of tangency; thence
running N . .2 ° 00 ' feet to a point curve ; thence
running - curve to the legit in h direction
having radius 30 feet for a distance of 26.25 feet to
I reverse curve on the �.Y side of Mk
Road, as shown on said nab- theme r n the
westerly side Murdock Road, as said map the
following courses and 1s : running on a curve to
the right in northerly direction having a radius of 320
��' nor distance ' 99 . 60 t . point tangency;
thence running N. ' 30 ' 0014 `,# # 255 .45 feet and N. 390 509 05"
E . 15 feet to a point - of curve ; thence rune* curare
to the left . northerly direction having radius f of.20 feet for a distance .2 a point o. .ny;
thence running N. 4 9 ' 55, 212 .95 feet to a POILnt
- .-_-.�ury ; thence running on a curve to the 1JE-:�t JAM a northerly Feet for a
and westerly direction � n radius R
. - � 23 .56 feet southerly id G :�Y
n-venue to the point place �lL x .
F `R ] R RESOLVED that such acceptance shall include
say severs now constructed said portionSk 01
said storeetS and, in addition, an sem right
of way over the -ILollowing described property to
connect the sanitary sewer with the trunk line of
the �Vestchester County Sanitary Sewer Commission
land in the Town ' Mamaroneck, County bounded� of
ALL that parcel o,.
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BEGINNING at a point in Split Tree d, as shown on a
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certain .. -.entitled %1...Part of Section Two, Subdivision
Map k INToods in' the Town of Mamaroneck, "K s ter i
County, New York' , made by Sal Spinelli, . S . N. Y. S .
23043 1 dated August 15 1952, and filed in the 1%.."ounty
Clerk's Office on October 21, 1952, as Map #7830, said
point being 35. 18 fees easterly Trom the intersection
Lots and and S . � � � t " E , 2 fee prom the
northerly side of Split Tree Road, as shown on said map;
-riinn.i mzr thrmigb Snlit Tree Road- as shown on said i
S , 520 04 ' 30" feet to the northerly side of Split
Tree Road, as shovin on said map ; thence run-.n_.:'Lng through
Split Tree Road, as shown on sa_id map, S" . 380 E . 25 -I'L'eet
cn.-nd N, 660 061 40" E . 271 .06 feet to the point or place
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beginning.
Mr . 11. 7,.Villiam 7?7einberg, 77 Myrtle Boulevard, appeared to protest the
condition of property owned by Mr . Philip Librandi on Thompson Place .
fore this Board n July of
lie said this protest had originally been be .-
1CV150, when he , together with a number of his neighbors had been asked
to be patient and give Mr . Librandi a little time to clean up his
property. feels suf h . nd .
The Supervisor said this would be ref-erred to Mr, Delius and the Chief
of Police, with instructions to have this matter cleared up.
Mr. S . Edwin Xamdin, 17 Byron Lane, who, with Mr . Harry K. Keller,
30 Garth Road, Scarsdale, had been asked to make a survey or report on
assessments in the Town ol-,F_ Mamaroneck, appeared to present their report
which was received and filed .
The Supervisor stated that he had a report from the Assessor and on
the basis of tentative -figures , the assessment roll will be up 3 1/2
m' ll 'on dollars this year . He ^eels the impact of the report of
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Messrs . Kazd_in and Keller will be felt in the next 2 or 3 years.
The Board resumed the regular order of business and the Clerk pre-
sented a letter dated 'Klay 25, 1954, from the Clerk of" the Village of
Mamaroneck stating that at a regular meeting of the Board of Trustees
of that Village, held on May 24th, a resolution was adopted recommending
the name oJE Robert M. Jensen, 900 Old Post Road, Mamaroneck, for appoint-
ment to the Town Recreation Commission, in accordance with request
made to the Village Board by Councilman McKeever .
The Supervisor asked to have action on this matter put over until the
next meeting#
F the Recreation Commission
Mr . Brush asked that the other 4 members o--
be notified o:Z their appointment and that a meeting of the Commission
w 11 be held on Thursday, June 10th.
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The Clerk presented a letter dated May 21, 1954 from Mr . Edward
Uthe, Executive Secretary of the Association of Towns of the State of
that the Board o-F Trustees of the Town and Clounty
New Vork, stating L
Officers ' Training School will sponsor several Statewide Schools -,--or
town and county officers in June .
On motion by Supervisor Mandeville, seconded by Councilman Waterman,
it was unanimously
RESOLVED that Charles J. Gronberg, Frank O'Brien and
Alexander Finson ,bi5 and they hereby are authorized to
attend the Statewide Schools for town and county officers
to be held at Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. , on
June 21st 22nd and 23rd.' -19P540
FURTHER RESOLVED that expenses shall be paid from the
amount in the budget for travelling expenses .
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Count amen MdIc , Kane, and Brush, had nothing to report .
The .supervisor presented letter , dated May 28, 1954, from Mr. A. U.
Rodney of the Atlantic Hunidipal Corporation, 260 N, E , 79th Street,
mi y 38, Florida, why had not been represe' nted at the 1954 Tax Lien
Sale, requesting that certain liens , purchased by the Town at 12%, be
assIgned to that corporation. The Supervisor Said he would not
recom-
mend this .
The n C-Ilerk was Instructed to no'-i A C*c Municipal p � ti
.a request was denied .
The Supervisor requested the appointment of marl-
driver in the Fire Department J�or the vacation periods and on motion
by Councilman Waterman, seconded Council McKeever, n c -
mendat. of h Fire Council the J. chief, it was unanimously
RESOLVED that Card. Mirande , 91 Myrtle Boulevard,
be and he hereby is appointed Temporary Fireman
in the Town of Mamaroneck Fire Department, to
serve for the vacation periods said Department,
at an annual salary $3, 480, appointment
to be e .� � , 1954.
The a . the request �� ysign on his
x.. property line on the motel premises on Boston Post Road , vices put over
unt *.1 such time as Mr, hla . .ppears be-JEore the Board.
Councilman W reported on the matter of a Planning and- Zoning
Cm .ssion for the Town of Id'amaroneck, He had a written report 'which
he said would have typed, and istribute copies to the Board Members .
. Waterman recommended that action multiple residences be re-
f e r Planning C mm i n, when appointed ,
- x�� .. . ' moved an Mr . Brush. seconded � that .g and
Zoning ram . ion be I .
The amended s y gg ng that the present Zoning Board
appointed be act as a Planning C mmi l .
This -was finally put over until the next meeting.
. Delius reported on the parking situation at the New Haven Railroad
Station and read a letter Irom M 'N. F. W -f the N ew Haven Rail-
road Company, with which was enclosed a photostatic copy of the
lease proposed r the parking area around the Station in May, 1952, t
and which stated that, if the Town Board were agreeable� he would
take up with the management of the P....aillroad Company, the quest
entering into a similar lease at this time . Mr . Delius was u .zed
to proceed with this matter .
. Delius reported that a proceeding has been brought in the Supreme
°' against the Building Inspector to mandamus him to 'issue a permit
to Joseph -Piampiano to erect an archery range on property known as �.
Block 412 Parcel 436 and receive. authorization from the Board to
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oppose this plvoceeding.
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There being no further business , the meeting adjourned at 10 :20 ¢ M.
to meet again on June 9th, and Immediately reconvened as the Board of
Fire Commissioners .
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Councilman Waterman submitted the Fire Report ff ., Blay, 1400549
. an submitted the claims ' the Fire Department
which had been approved by the Fire Chief Pnd audited by the Comp
trot i 2 and i y loran Waterman, seconded y C . m I.
Keever, ' t was unan*mously
RESOLVED that the following described claims be and
they hereby are approved and that the Supervisor and
Comptroller they hereby are authorized to pay
the same out of the budget for the Fire D .
Inc . $ 249 .78
Chatsworth Oil & Heating Co. ,
Consolidated Edison Co, of New York, Inc . 5,00
Foley Hardware, Inc . 90 ,13
William K. Fordyce 38. 19
Frank D , Gironda 35,00
Gustav C . Klein (Klein '0 40 . 50
Empire Chemical Products Co .
Meola Paint & Wallpaper Supn.lies 91 ,11
Merson Clothes , Inc . 889 .2
New York Telephone Company 32 .
Roberts 132 .32
Sunset Appliance Stores 45,00
Wesco Equipment and Service 347 .
"dotal $22006,34
;l n There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 10:25 P.
to meet again June 9th.
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