1 25 1 https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/8b1e6d017cc33ed3fe360b2929d9db32.pdf b2f586a17b5181b419a47de767b6d749 PDF Text Text VILLAGE OF NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK / JOSEPH J. GALGANO, MAYOR 2 8 BEEKMAN AVENUE )RGE N. L O P A N O . CHAIRMAN ADMINISTRATION COMMITTER MARY M. WARD ACTING MAYOR MRS. MARY M. W A R D . CHAIRMAN POLICE AND LIGHT COMMITTEE, RECREATION COMMITTEE DOROTHY GRANIEZ TREASURER A R M A N D O V. G A L E L L A . CHAIRMAN FIRE COMMITTEE PILOMENA CLERK M A U R I C E J . LEVY, CHAIRMAN STREET, SIDEWALK, SANITATION COMMITTEE FALLACARO • A N T E J . CHE8SARI VILLAGE COUNSEL ROBERT C R O K E . C H A I R M A N HOUSING COMMITTEE J A M E J . DEELY. CHAIRMAN FINANCE AND REAL ESTATE COMMITTEE INCORPORATED 1874 RESOLUTION Trust** Lopano moved, seconded by Trust** D*Lad*f that th* following resolution b* adoptedt WHEREAS, th* Village of North Tarrytewn is applying to th* Stat* of New York, Division of Housingt for finanelal asslstano* in planning work to b* don* by th* Village, and WHEREAS, th* application for sush aid contains a r*f*r*no* to th* Planning Board of th* Village of Horth Tarrytown, and WHEREAS, an examination of th* records of th* Village fails to disolos* th* proper establishment, by resolution of th* Board of Trustees of a Planning Board for th* Villas* of North Tarrytown, and WHEREAS, preTious Planning Boards hav* been maintained merely through appointments mad* by th* Mayor of th* Village, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that a Planning Board, consisting of five members, is hereby established* The respective terms of ths members of the Board first appointed shall be 1,2•31* and five years from and after th*y are appointed* Th*ir successors and th* successors of those in office shall be appointed for the tormaof five years from and aft*r th* expiration of th* term of their predecessors in offie*| provided* however, that the members thereof who are officials of ths Village shall be appointed for terms of suoh period of y*ars, not more than five as shall integrate with th* terms of successors to other members of such board in suoh manner that after th* expiration of terms of office of members now in office th* term of on* member of the Board shall expire each year, and be it further, "where the Headless Horseman rode" ^ -«+Mm i �VILLAGE OF NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORE 2 8 BEEKMAN AVENUE JOSEPH J. GALGANO, MAYOR JRGE N . L O P A N O . CHAIRMAN ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE M A R Y M. W A R D ACTING MAYOR MRS. M A R Y M. W A R D . CHAIRMAN POLICE AND LIGHT COMMITTEE, RECREATION COMMITTEE DOROTHY GRANIEZ TREASURER A R M A N D O V. G A L E L L A , CHAIRMAN FIRE FIL.OMENA CLERK COMMITTEE M A U R I C E J . LEVY. CHAIRMAN STREET, SIDEWALK, SANITATION COMMITTEE FAL.LACARO • A N T E J. CHE88ARI VILLAGE COUNSEL ROBERT C R O K E , CHAIRMAN HOUSING COMMITTEE J A M E J . DEELY, CHAIRMAN FINANCE AND REAL ESTATE COMMITTEE INCORPORATED 1874 RESOLVED, that the said Planning Board shall h a w the power and authority to employ exports, clerks and a secretary •ad to may for tholr services tad such ether expenses as hay ha nooossary and proper, »ot exceeding in all tha appreprlations that may ho mada for smoh planning Board* Tha said Planning Board shall farthor have tha powor to adopt rules and regulations in rospoot to procedure before It and in roapoot to any subjset matter over which it has jurledletio* aftor public hearing by tho Planning Board, and subject to approval by tho Board of Trustees* The Planning Board nay prepare and suhdit a comprehensive aastor plan for tho develop* aent of tho entire area of tho Tillage, aa vail as advertise and hold public hearings whan it desires, and ha It further RESOLTED, that the said Planning Board shall hare fall powor and authority to make such investigations, maps* reports, and recommendations in oonnootlon therewith relating to tie planning and development of tho Tillage aa to whioh ssems desirable proTiding tho total expenditures of said Board Shall not erased the appropriation for its expenses, and be it further RESOLTED, that any and all actions taken by any prior Planning Board appointed by previous Mayors of tho Tillage of North Tarrytowa ar<» hereby approvod, ratified, confirmed to the same effect aa though tho Planning Board had boon originally properly created and senstituted by tho Board of Trustees of the Tillage of Borth Tarrytown* This resolution to take effect immediately* "CARRIED UNAHIMOUSLI" X, Tllomena Pallacaro, tho undersigned Tillage Clerk do hereby certify tiiat tho foregoing is a true copy of am extraet duly adopted by the Board of Trustees of tho Tillage of Berth Tarrytown on the 21st day of March, I960 and of tho whole thereof, and I further certify that tho sane was entered in the minutes of the meeting of said Board of Trustees hold on said data* II VITHEoS VHE8SQI, X have hereunto sot my hand and official seal tbiaTJth day of January, 1963• wmmmimmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmm "where the Headless Horseman rode'Tillage Clerklacaro �VILLAGE UF NUflTH TARHYTUWN, NEW YORK J A M E S F. G A L G A N O . MAYOR 2 8 BEEKMAN AVENUE FRANK P. KLUEBER. CHAIRMAN ^ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE JAMES J. TIMMINOa. JR. OEPUTY MAYOR lES J . T I M M I N G 8 . J R . . CHAIRMAN FINANCE AND REAL ESTATE COMMITTEE, FIRE COMMITTEE MISS PILOMENA FALLACARO VILLAGE CLERK R I C H A R D V. Z I M M E R M A N . CHAIRMAN POLICE AND LIGHT COMMITTEE HOUSING COMMITTEE •ANTE J. CHESSARI VILLAGE COUNSEL J O H N M A L A N O R I N O , CHAIRMAN PUBLIC WORKS MRS. IRENE AMATO TREASURER MARCIA B. ARCATE. CHAIRMAN PARKS AND RECREATION PATRICK J . M U N R O E . CHAIRMAN WATER AND SEWER, DRUG INCORPORATED I S 7 4 "Trustee Zimmerman moved, seconded by Trustee Timmings that the Planning Board established on March 21, 1960 for the purpose of assisting the Urban Renewal Project be abolished. Motion carried while Trustee Munroe voted w No w , w "where the Headless Horseman rode1' �^ I Q Reporter Dispatch, White Plains, N.Y., Tuet., Jan. 12, I960 Editorial Comment Progress Is Our Most Important Problem PROGRESS nr m n rc bigness? that land, strategically located, info (ho lap of the federal, *;oun*y Thai's the challenge facing West- would provide "buffer zones" or state government. chester as it enters the seventh against excessive concentrations All that has done is to encourage of homes, business and industry "big government," centralized addecade of the 20th century. The 60s will be dynamic; they that would give a crowded appear- ministration. And heavy costs. will bring changes in our way of ance to suburban Westchester. There is a Westchester "chareveryday living. In time, much of that land could acter" and there is a separate, But those changes need, not bring be developed for the parks and individualistic character w i t h i n the deteriorating forms of "prog- recreation areas a burgeoning each of its communities. And that ress." Proper planning at every community must have over the local flavor of suburban living can be lost if local leaders, in failing level - from village, town, city and years. county perspectives-will be mand- THERE IS much that Westches- to resolve problems and to pbin atory if Westchester is to prevent ter's communities must do, and for the future, are willing to sell the "Capital of Suburbia" from quickly, to be ready for the dy- off their independence in favor of buck-passing to the higher admintaking on a cluttered, pseudo-ur- namic 60s: ban appearance. 1. Zoning — Every one of our istrations. One staff writer, in an article municipalities must put its zoning 5. Schools and School Expansion appearing today in our Seventh house in order. Coordinated plan- —That education will be a probAnnual Commerce & Industry re- ning should replace haphazard lem is shown by one simple statistic—the 57,100 new families that view, comments that the "Battle "spot" zoning. for Space", will have on-the-ground" 2. Rehabilitation — Some muni- will establish in Westchester over meaning in Westchester as it cipalities will have to end mere the next decade. The county never moves through the next decade. lip service to urban renewal and will consent to poor education facilities, bqt it is high time that its IN TEN YEARS: rehabilitation programs. S o m e The county will grow in popula- downtown sections havfi skidded. school districts spend more time tion from 818,000 to 1,012,916 peo- We do have blight in numerous in the studies of necessary economies. ple. areas. • There will be 57,100 "new famil- 3. Business Expansion — As is A reading of today's Commerce and Industry Review should be ies'* added to the county. everything in the nation, this is profitable to every reader of WestIt will be necessary for the ec- dependent in some respects on the onomy to develop 71,000 new jobs health of the U. S. economy. How- chester. Its theme indicates good times to handle the influx of people. Our ever, our prospects, according to ahead. Growth. Expansion. Prosroads and highways, our parking business leaders and our bankers, perity. lots will have to be geared for never have been better. National But implicit in that theme are gome 425,000 automobiles. firms are still queueing up to es- the accompanying dangers, the Thus, the decade of the 60s quite tablish in Westchester County. problems a great county must definitely wll be a challenge of Few Westchester industries spew face in the years ahead. ( space. Space to move around in, smoke and soot into the air. We The dynamic Sixties should be space for living, for industry, for have become a light industry, ofgreeted as a great civic challenge. recreation, for schools and public fice building, laboratory, retailing kind of county. And we should re- WE CAN grow recklessly and buildings. lose Westchester as we know it main so. The challenge will be to Westchester's courage to plan its fu- 4. Civic and Citizen Action — today. ture—to provide the master plan- Westchester, healthy and prosper- Or we can grow sensibly,, in well ning that will "use" growth con- ous, should not be permitted to planned fashions, retaining the comfortable living we have grown structively so' we will not be become self-satisfied. to love in a suburban county. swamped by the bigness that How well we fare in the decade SOMEWHAT in sympathy with looms ahead of us. ahead will depend, in great part, Our County Planning Depart- what has become a national trend, upon citizen action. We will get ment today states that Westches- Westchesterrtes have shown a tenthe kind of Westchester we plan dency to "let George do it." When ter should purchase, as quickly as for-and we won't get it unless we possible, some 5,000 acres of land. | a problem looms, local leaders Even if left undeveloped for years, show enthusiasm for dropping it work for it. And soon. • M � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Planning Board Minutes & Resolutions-1960 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource MINS_PLAN_1960-03-21 Subject The topic of the resource Planning Board Minutes & Resolutions-1960 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1960