HomeMy WebLinkAbout1931_10_08 Town Board MinutesT0EIR TING OF THE JOII� T TCUE BOARD
TO iII CF YAKARGY20K. N. Y.
held October 8th, 1931.
In the absence of the Stapervisor Justice Collins called
the meetin& to oro.er at 2:30 P. Y. and noiainated Justice Boyo. to
act a.s temporary Chairman. Justice I,eeaz aeconueo. the nomination
%hich unanimously carried.
Present: Justices Boyd, Ccliins, leets and Kessersmith
Superintendent Coles
Town Clerk 11arvin
The minutes of the meetin6s of August 5th, 15th, 16th,
28th, September 1st, 3rd, 8th, 10th, 18th, 1,31 were by resolution
unanimously approved as printed.
A cormnunicaticn dated Octo-oer 6th vvas received from
Hoaaa.rd P. Baines, Dei-uty County engineer, subLAtting blue -print
plans and estimates for the wideninb of the existing orid_6e on
Mamaroneck Avenue over the Mamaroneck River at an estimated cost
of X24,000.00 of %hick the Town of IVamarcneck's share is 46,000.00.
The communication was ordered received and lain over.
An 'estimate was received iroia tb.e vueatche:.ter Joint 4 a,ter
viorks, Yo, 1 in tae amount of :s1,096.39 for 17b feet of 6 inch pipe
on Edeewcoa _venue.
Upon moticn by the Clerk, seconded by Justice Kessersmith,
it was upon roll call unanimously
R,°SOLtTTID, *M7_R'AS, an estimate has been received
from the lestchester Joint Grater 'W"orks, No. 1 for
the installation of 17b feet of 6" v�ater main on
7dgewood Avenue to connect the dead end on Ed6e-
wood Avenue with the 120 main on Chatsworth Avenue;
novo therefore be it
R,UGL'r_�-D, that this matter be referred to the Supervisor and
Superintendent of Hi6hways with power.
An estimate v,as received from the Westchester Joint tater
Works, in the axncunt of x:6,046.06 for iovaering the existing mains on
Rock ingstone ;venue in connection vith the improvement of that avenue
which was recently authcrized.
L?pon motion by Justice Collins seconded by Justice Boyd,
it u.as upon roll call unani:aously
RT,SOI,'17D, vH6' R,AS, an estimate has ween received
frog, the T'estchest,�r Joint TVater WOr=ls, kdo. 1 in
the afnount of :'6,046.06 for lowering 725 feet of
611 pipe and 500 feet of 12 inch Nii;e on Rocking -
stone Avenue in connection vvitL the i':provement
of said Avenue, anu service connections at the
usual charge of X25.00 for 4 inch pipe, excavatin6
and bask -f, filling not inc luded; X30.00 for 1 inch
pip and extending service oozes, 115.00 each,
including e-cavatir_g and back -filling; now there-
fore, be it
R^SOD'STMD, that tree vestcne�ter Joint Water Works,
No. 1 oe and it hereby is authorized, empowered
dna airected to install for tae Town of Mamaroneck
and charbe the Town of kamaroneck the actual cost
thereof as ascertained and approved by the Board
of Trustees of the saia iiuestchester Joint Water
Works, No. 1, the main above described to6ether
vlith all necessary service connections and service
box extensions.
Aa estimate was received. from the Westehester Joint
Water %orke, No. 1 in the amount of x:13,823.58 for the installation
of 2790 feet of 12 inch pipe from Palmer Avenue Extension (Co. Rd.
67-21 on Ecrzo Drive along the ri&At-of-vay of Sewer Contract X105
to the Boston Post Read and Dillon Road. The estimate was ordered
received and laid over.
Superintendent Coles reported that lour or five street
lights vyare needed on Campbell Lane and Villa lane. The matter
was oy-resolution upon roll call unanimously referred to Superin-
tendent Coles yvith power.
The Clerk retorted that the Village of Larchmont was
improving the surface of Dean Place and was seekint the coo pera.ticn
of the town in regard to proper araina�-e facilities for the storm
water from this street. He said that an outlet for the storm water
would hava to be obtained through the town, the bounaary line of
which is co -tern. ir_us with the street lire of Lean Place. Tae-
matter
irematter was ordered referred to Superintendent Coles for investigation
and report.
A claim was received from Assunto Corti of kamaroneck in
the amount of :231.15 for the cost of masonry work on the A. :i.
Stevens prcp::rty in connection with the N"urray Avenue improvement.
The claim was ordered received and laid over.
A co,=unicaticn dated October 2na was received from
Special Counselor Frani: Y. Ga,iiardi, includir_g a letter which he
had received from Madison G. Gonterman, Counsel of the New York,
New Haven & Hartford Railroad Ccr:pany, protesting, against the
1,eaver Street Sidewalk Assessment. 11r. Gontc:rman's communication
was ordered received and referred to Mr. Gagliardi who is Special
Counsel for the town in connection with this improvement.
A,communication dated September 22nd, 1931 was received
from Alley, Geer and Roberts enclosing claim of the Sun Oil Coripany
against the tojvn for aamages alleged sustained by the Sun Oil
Company by reason of the change of E;rade of the Boston Post Road.
The claim vias ordered received and referred to Counselor Garnole.
A coaanunica.tion dated Septamber 14th was received from
Special Counselor Gagliardi -reporting on, the proposed drainage of
the Howell Park Suodivision and the manner in which the work
might oe accollNlishea. The cci:anunication was ordered received and
laic. over.
A communication dated September 28th was receivea from
H. Tingelsted of 420 :hitlocx aGr<ua, New Yore, r�cuestint information
about the finished gra.ae of Rocslanu .Avenue vvhe-re rze intends to
build houses. The matter w,as reierred to Superintendent Coles to
take up vaitn Idr. Encelstaa after the 3oara has -taken definite
action in regard to the plan ana profile of rcocklana kverue.
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A communication dated September 21st vas received from
Westchester Joint Water Works, ITo.l enclosing copy of resolution
adopted by the Board of Trustees of the Cestchester Joint Mater
Works, on September 14th, 1931, calling upon the town to sell bonds
in the amount of 4217,638.02: The communication was ordered received
and laid over.
A communication dated October 8th was received from Mr.
A.J.Foote, submitting a map showing suggested layout and Lmofiie„_
,df Rockland Avenue. The oomraunication and map were ordered received
and laid over.
Upon motion duly made and seconded the Hoard unanimously
resolved to adjourn at 3:10 P. Y.
Town Clerk.