1 25 29 https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/2a72216062fc3d2dd6981912f118addf.pdf 63d97e8775b93a890a0946a1bd59a0d6 PDF Text Text NORTH TARRYTOWN, N.Y. January 4, 1982 A regular meeting was held before the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown on the above date. Present Philip E. Zegarelli, Mayor James J. Timmings Janet Gandolfo Peter Soriano Thomas J. Cavalieri Mario DiFelice Margaret White, Trustees Robert J. Ponzini, Counsel Mayor Zegarelli called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.M. with a prayer and salute to the flag. Trustee White moved, seconded by Trustee Timmings that the minutes of the meetings held on December 21 and December 28, 1981 be approved as written. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli asked if there was anyone present who would like to address the Board may do so at this time. No one appearing, the regular order of business was resumed. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES BUILDINGS & GROUNDS Trustee Cavalieri reported that maintenance of the buildings is continuing. A meeting will be held with the Johnson Control representative to determine the date that work will commence on the heating system. FINANCE & DEVELOPMENT Trustee Gandolfo reported a cash balance of $993,225.55 in the General Fund as of January 4, 1982. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Timmings that action of the Treasurer in investing the amount of $100,000 in a certificate of deposit on December 24, 1981 at the First National Bank of North Tarrytown at 117o interest be confirmed. Carried, Trustee Gandolfo stated that she is in receipt of a six month status report on all department spending and she will meet with her committee on January 6th to discuss the report. Trustee Gandolfo stated that last year an independent organization ! requested funds during the mid-year for which we were not prepared. She stated that she would like to send a letter to the Tarrytowners and Proud of It organization to ascertain whether or not they are going to seek funds so that the amount can be allocated in the next budget. �-2- Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that 200 calendar days for compliance be established for completion work. Carriei Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano, that the "liquidating damage rate be established at a rate of $100 per calendar day. Carried. Trustee White moved, seconded by Trustee Timmings that the contractors be notified by certified mail by January 1st, 1982. Carrie Trustee Cavalieri moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that the Mayor be authorized to sign the contracts. Carried. Trustee Timmings moved, seconded by Trustee White that the bid bonds from all but the top two bidders be returned immediately and the others returned when we have a signed contract. Carried. Trustee Soriano moved to accept the bid of Laurentino Rodrigues, 56 Clinton St., No. Tarrytown, N.Y. for the former Strand Theater in the amount of $45,000, subject to the provisions outlined in the public notice. Mayor Zegarelli polled the Board as follows: Trustee Timmings " Soriano Gandolfo - Yes - Yes - Yes Mayor Zegarelli voted "Yes". Trustee Cavalieri - No " DiFelice - Yes " White - Yes Motion carried. There being no further business to come before the meeting, Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee White that the same be duly adj ourned. Carried. Respectfully submitted, /iXZh^ce^uL. /fdJ^t^c^u<^ Filomena Fallacaro Clerk �*s€:mx^^ -3- ^<r/ Trustee DiFelice stated that the complaint of Teresa Broadway regarding signs on Depeyster Street in front of the school have been checked with the police chief and are found correctly posted. Mrs. Broadway was so advised, he said. Trustee DiFelice stated that the police report for the month of December has been submitted by the Chief. (Copy in detail official minutes.) iM • J !!' I •* PUBLIC WORKS Excavated, repaired and backfilled ruptured water main at intersection of Bellwood and Farrington Avenue. Replaced old leaking galvanized iron service line with copper at 165 Beekman Ave., This required excavating Beekman Ave. at this point. ;. - < ! Bank balance as of Jan. 4th is $23,240,45. Removed sand boxes at Clinton St. playground and Margotta Courts playground. •I Sealing joints on Howard and Washington Streets and Lawrence Ave. Constructed new catch basins at the deadend of Mahoney Place. Filled potholes on Sleepy Hollow Road and Depeyster St. Cleaned storm drain under Street. W sidewalk, east side, on Valley Trustee Soriano stated that David Freyler has not come to work or called in since December 14th. He had indicated to Foreman Shubrick that he will not return. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that David Freyler be terminated as Sanitation Man effective December 14, 1981. Carried. • 'Iff W" -J Trustee Soriano stated that the job will be posted and the position be made known publicly, Trustee Soriano stated that John Biros is attending a meeting of the Executive Board, New York Section American Water Works in New York City. * Trustee Soriano stated that he has written to the Attorney General and the Dept. of Audit & Control requesting clarification of Article III, Section 46 of the Highway Law. He stated that there is a serious drainage problem on Route 9 which is causing flooding of homes off route 9. In a letter received from DOT dated August 24th, 1981, he was informed that the State was not responsible for roadside maintenance and drainage. He was asking the Attorney General for clarification and the Dept. of Audit & Control if there were any possible funding for drainage work on Route 9. He stated that the State did some drainage work on Route 9 in Briarcliff, He is waiting for a reply, said Trustee Soriano. Trustee Cavalieri suggested taking action against the State. & v �.4. ' Mayor Zegarelli stated that he has written several letters and stated that he will send a letter to the New York State Conference of Mayors for an interpretation of the Highway Law and how other communitie have responded to the provisions of the law. RECREATION & PARKS Trustee Gandolfo gave the following report: The Winter-Spring brochure has been mailed to residents, courses availabe are: basketball, floor hockey, gymnastic clufo girls spftball dad's club baseball, soccer, Tiny Tot baseball, box lacrosse, aerobics/j etc. Box lacrosse and youth basketball start this week. Floor hockeywill start Feb. 4th. Ice skating at the Tarrytown Lakes started last week for two days The agreement has not been finalized. The lakes froze one day and a laborer was sent for four hours after permission was obtained from Board members. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Cavalieri that her action be confirmed. Carried, This weekend's ski trip is to Whiteface Mountain Jan, 8-10th. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee White that Pat Lofaro and Gary Thomas be authorized to attend the conference at the Tappan Zee Towne House in Nyack on January 27th on Professional Turf and Landscape, with expenses, said cost to come out of recreation budget, Carried. Trustee Gandolfo suggested a meeting be held with the entire Board to discuss Kingsland Point Park, Mayor Zegarelli stated that Mr, Dolan's office called and they will be forwarding to him an outline of a proposed agreement for the Village's takeover of Kingsland Point Park and at that time, Mayor Zegarelli stated that he will call a meeting of the Board to discuss a response and our own provisions. I SENIOR CITIZENS Trustee White reported that the citizens will see a movie at their next meeting. Tarrytown citizens have also been,invited. Six birthdays were celebrated and a Valentine^ party will be held. The citizens thank the Mayor and Trustees for the cooperation given to them during the past year, said Trustee White, This month will be dedicated to shutins, she said. Trustee White moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that William Doorley be granted a salary increase of $500, effective at the next pay period. Carried, N �R3h* ^ r ^ ! ^ R ? ^ ^ * ' , ' - ••^T- K*^%&\mmib»* <^hi <^i <<«- -5- o !" ,»p -**3 TAX EXEMPT & ASSESSMENT Trustee Timmings stated that he is in receipt of the monthly report from the library on new registrations. In reviewing the last nine months, he noted that College Arms and the Margotta Courts are tax exempt properties and the Van Tassel is assessed by the income it derives. They are paying taxes on a depreciated rate. As a result of the library cards issued in those properties, the Village is paying over $16,000 to the library in subsidies on properties we get little or nothing in tax collections. He stated that we should keep this in mind when we-have our next contract session witlv^Tarrytown on funding the library. Trustee Timmings stated that there were cards from a resident of New York City who works in the Pocantico Hills school district, an Ossining resident who attends St, Teresals School which is charged to North Tarrytown. He stated that we are paying for library cards for 21 Beekman Avenue, as well as other addresses not in North Tarrytown. He stated that we should be paying for ligitimate residents within the corporate limits of the Village. MAYOR'S REPORT , j Mayor Zegarelli stated that a memo has been received from Counsel regarding Games of Chance, Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that Counsel be authorized to further investigate as to the validity of the existing law of games of chance in the Town of Mt, Pleasant and how it applies or does not apply to us. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli stated that he is in receipt of a proposed legislation such as the one in Tuckahoe on the establishment of a Board of Assessment Review and has asked Counsel to review it. Mayor Zegarelli noted the work of Ronald Turnquist did on the Village garage and he stated that the Board may wish to establish a position of Village Architect in an advisory capacity, In talking to Ron Turnquist, , he was informed that he would be favorable to this. There would be no compensation, said the Mayor, Mayor Zegarelli stated that he will confirm everything with Mr. Turnquist before any appointment is proposed. m COMMUNICATIONS , j < Communication from Sec'y. of Fire Council Glenn Amesbury, stating I that the out-of-town fireman elected active member of Fire Patrol works | in the Village of North Tarrytown and would be available to run to a fire j was read. Trustee DiFelice stated that a meeting will be held with Fire Council and the Board to discuss this matter. Counsel stated that he issued a memo on this ruling. 1 �I -6In connection with the Village garage, Trustee Cavalieri stated tha the Board should start looking for a Clerk of the Works. He suggested James Margotta because of his background in the field of construction, however, during the discussion, it was stated that Ron Turnquist would be making daily visits to the job site and would inspect the work being done. Trustee Cavalieri stated that Mr. Turnquist made a sketch of the work to be done at Barnhart Park, The Village would gain about two acres of land at the Park if cribbing work is constructed and suggested that the Board consider this. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee X^Jhite that the follow companies be awarded bids for recreation equipment: Tri-Carr Sports, Inc, $ 92.40 Kensico Sports, Inc. 351.80 Suprina's Sportland 277.38 Todd Phelps Sporting Goods 2680.16 Blumenfeld Sport Net, Co. 1888.82 Patchogue Surgical Co.,Inc. 307.84 Carried. NEW BUSINESS ,, ,, i 'r\ ' ' • <: Counsel stated that the complaint received from a Mrs. Savage of Depeyster Street was taken care of by the Building Inspector. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee White that the bills submitted on the General Fund and Water & Sewer Department warrants dated January 4, 1982 be paid after approval by department heads and tha the Treasurer be authorized to pay same and that a copy of this resoluti be attached to the warrants, Carried, | There being no further business to come before the meeting, Truste^ Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee White that the same be duly adjourw Carried, Respectfully submitted, t * Filomena Fallacaro Clerk �I # 4 . ' ' ^ * ^ * ^ ^ ' ' k f c ^4 , , ^^W^S^£,^^ ^ ^ W ^ l v ^ A ?JM(K$?' •W^*4 * <i i TELEPHONE 1- (914) frt 1-0800 k RICHARD J. 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Title A name given to the resource MINS_TRUST_1982-01-04 Subject The topic of the resource Board of Trustees Minutes-1982 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/9dad1709abc147c6c717976e4882a2d6.pdf f5e246b407721b35fc00196c2be1a5c8 PDF Text Text NORTH TARRYTOWN, N.Y. < ~ 7 January 18, 1982 PUBLIC HEARING A regular meeting was held before the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown, N.Y. on the above date. Present , Philip E. Zegarelli, Mayor ^ . t _, ^ .j?», , „, • ' „,',',' / : " - *.41 , * .>*" " \/y '' James J. Timmings Janet Gandolfo Peter Soriano Thomas J. Cavalieri Mario DiFelice Margaret White, Trustees Robert J. Ponzini, Counsel Mayor Zegarelli called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.M. with a prayer and salute to the flag. Trustee Timmings moved, seconded by Trustee White that the minutes of the meeting held on January 4, 1982 be approved as written. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli read the notice of hearing on a proposed local law entitled recreational vehicles which would make it unlawful for any person to park any recreational vehicles, which shall include a camper, camper trailer, motor home, trailer, boat or pickup with a gross weight in excess of 1% tons upon any road, street or highway in any residential area and asked if there was anyone present who would like to comment on the proposed local law, Mr. Robert Eisler, Pierson Avenue, requested that the Board postpone any vote on the proposed law. He stated that he was in the process of obtaining information which he believes would be unconstitutional for the Board to pass the law, He stated that he sees a purpose, but no advantage to it. Mayor Zegarelli stated that just because the hearing is tonight does not mean that it will be voted upon tonight. Mr. Eisler stated that he would like to submit a petition against the law and as much information he can get in opposition to it. Trustee Gandolfo suggested that if people are going to sign the petition have it specific, i.e., in opposition to campers and pickup trucks or both so that the Board will have more information. The law encompasses several types of vehicles, she said, and that he be specific as to what the people would be for or against, Mr. Gerald Patrigani, 419 North Broadway, stated that he invested $25,000 in an RV and questioned as to where he could park it. Mayor Zegarelli quoted the proposed law in part which states that no vehicle, etc. shall be stored in any front yard or side yard. He stated that there was no clause prohibiting him from parking it in a back yard. Ws , �-2Mr. John Garibaldi, 138 Harwood Avenue, stated that he was a real estate broker and when he moved into his home twenty-one years' ago, he was told that he is not allowed to have a real estate office in his home because it is a residential area. Mr. Patrigani lives in a one family residential zone. His van should be parked in a business area. He stated that if you permit such vehicles, etc. to be parked in a one family zone, the Village would have to re-assess the area. In this instance, he said, there is no hardship. He stated that his neighbor has parked a mobile home in his front yard for over a year and it is depreciating his property. He stated that if he continues to park the mobile home, he will ask for a reduction in his assessment. Mr. Eisler stated that recreational vehicles are not considered commercial, however, if someone is living in the trailer, then Mr. Garibaldi would have a grievance. If he uses the trailer once a year he would not be living in it, he said. Mr. Garibaldi stated that the owner had a refrigerator on the back of the home. Who is to say if he was not living in it. i Mrs. Helen Roberts, 266 Harwood Avenue, stated that she was concerned about the trailer parked on the street. She stated that parking such vehicles in plain view spoils the residential character of the area. She stated that she does not like seeing the trailer ever day. Trustee Timmings stated that he had two calls addressing the subje He stated that people are in favor of this law, but feel it should be extended. The law should be more encompassing, he said. Mr. Joseph Finnegan, 154 Farrington Avenue, speaking as a realtor stated that there is a house for sale on Kelbourne Avenue in the amount of $185,000. We have been very strict about one family residences and the Board should think very seriously before allowing these recreationa vehicles to be parked in those areas, Mr. Raymond Avellino, Ridge Street, questioned the interpretation of pickup trucks. He stated that every truck in the Village would ha" to go if the 1% ton pickup is prohibited. Mr. Mario Belanich, 150 No. Washington Street, inquired as to ho this proposed law was originated. Mayor Zegarelli stated that he and Board members had received written and oral requests from residents objecting to these vehicles being parked in residential areas. On a question of Mr. Belanich if the law was passed what a person would do if he has a camper, Mayor Zegarelli answered that he would ha\ to find an alternate area to store it. Mrs. Frank Baker, Gordon Avenue, inquired about any ordinances prohibiting commercial vehicles to be parked in residential areas. S stated that there is a commercial vehicle parked in front of her home which is taking 2-3 parking spaces. The owner does not even live ther( and if she has friends over, they cannot find a place to park. �-3- Jgf Trustee DiFelice quoted an ordinance which prohibits parking more than 48 hours on any street. Mayor Zegarelli stated that the comments will be taken into consideration and the proposed law will be reviewed in detail. No other comments, Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that the hearing be closed. Mayor Zegarelli asked if there was anyone present who would like to address the Board on any other matter. Mr. Mario Belanich commented on the snow cleanup throughout the Village and inquired what happened. Trustee Soriano stated that parked cars made it difficult to remove the snow. All streets were opened, he said. He stated that even if we were to tow the cars, we had no place to store them. Mr. Stephen Maceyak, 13 Elm Street, stated that when he went to see Mr. Biros on Thursday about his street, he was told that he did not know the police told people to move the cars. He questioned as to why the Village rented trucks when we had a truck "sitting" at the Village garage. Trustee Soriano read part of the Supt, of Public Works' report which gave an account of salt spreading and plowing of streets and said he would stand by it. Mr. Maceyak questioned as to why one of the spreaders was not inspected (as indicated in the report) and was answered by Trustee Soriano that after it was taken out again, it broke down, Mr, Garibaldi complained about the double parked cars at Tappan Motors on Route 9 whicri are causing a safety hazard to cars coming south. He also noted the signs at the Deli near McCall-Frandsen, as well as the obsolete gas pumps in front of it and suggested that they be removed. This would give him a decent parking lot, he said. The matters were referred to the building inspector. Trustee Timmings suggested that Mr. Garibaldi write to the DOT, copies to Goodhue and Sullivan, regarding the traffic pattern on North Broadway, He stated that DOT did make a survey, but would not change the traffic pattern, We have no cooperation from the State of New York, said Trustee Timmings. Mr. Maceyak noted the article in the local newspaper about Search for Change and inquired if there was a liaison between the Village and the organization. Mayor Zegarelli explained the events which took place in connection with the organization when they first approached the Board. Trustee Cavalieri stated that when the Board met with the two gentlemen, they were talking about Senior Citizen housing. When the organization went to the County Board of Legislators1., they talked about some other project. �-4REPORTS OF COMMITTEES BUILDINGS & GROUNDS Trustee Cavalieri stated that on January 13th, a representative from the Federal Energy Department was present to check over the Villag buildings to make an evaluation of the efficiency of our heating system A report will be forthcoming. FINANCE & DEVELOPMENT Trustee Gandolfo reported a cash balance of $96,488.00 in the General Fund as of January 18, 1982. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Timmings that action of the Treasurer in reinvesting a c.d, note for thirty days at 11% at the First National Bank of North Tarrytown be confirmed. Carried. i Trustee Gandolfo reported that the total estimated revenues to be collected for the fiscal year ending May 1982 is $3,053,461. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Timmings that the Treasurer be authorized to attend a Municipal Finance seminar at the Marriot Hotel on January 21st, with registration fee of $25. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo stated that a meeting will be held on Wednesday evening with a school board representative, this Board, Mr. Pound and Mr. Cropper regarding Fremont Pond. Trustee Gandolfo stated that her committee is reviewing the six month spending report and most departments are within their budgets. Noting that the Acting Village Justice budget has exceed its appropriate she is calling for a meeting with the Judge and Acting Judge. GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS Trustee White st ated that a letter has been received from the Westchester County Department of Planning confirming the proposals fo public improvements, recreation, parking, community service, fire protection and boat basin, This is in connection with the UDAG Prog She stated that she is asking the Advisory Board to schedule a meeting to discuss the Small Cities Program. J Trustee White noted a memo from Curtis Heath, Chairman of the Environmental Conservation Committee, regarding a revised tree ordinana It will be discussed in their meeting, she said. Mayor Zegarelli stated that a public hearing will have to be held at a later date. Trustee White moved, seconded by Trustee Timmings that membership in the Westchester County Municipal Planning Federation be continued. Carried. LABOR RELATIONS Trustee Timmings stated that at the last meeting, the Board author him to send a letter to CSEA pertaining to Lincoln's and Washington's j Birthdays. He stated that he received a letter from them requesting tW the holidays be held on February 12th and February 19th. i �JYo -5- . !».' -if Following a discussion, it was the consensus of the Board to have the Supt. of Public Works check with the County as to what other municipalities will be doing. Trustee Timmings stated that the grievance filed by former patrolman John Quartucio will be arbitrated on January 28th in White Plains, This might substantiate the Village's position, he said. PUBLIC SAFETY Trustee DiFelice stated that Rescue Hose' new fire apparatus committee is meeting tonight. The committee met with the Fire Chief and members of Fire Council and Fire Patrol to discuss the acceptance of an out-of-town fireman. The wardens claim that according to a law passed in 1977, it is legal for an out-of-towner to be elected in the local fire department,' Trustee Timmings moved, seconded by Trustee White that the Village Attorney be instructed to obtain an opinion through the State. Counsel stated that if a fireman had lived here and moved out-oftown, it would be permissible for him to remain in our department. Trustee Gandolfo questioned the Village's liability. Following a discussion, Mayor Zegarelli polled the Board as fallows: Trustee Timmings Gandolfo " Soriano - Yes - Yes - No Trustee Cavalieri " DiFelice " White - Yes - No - Yes •mi fVv Mayor Zegarelli stated that he would be in favor of obtaining an opinion, \ I f if ijl ! in fill" I A discussion was held as to the liability of our Village regarding our ambulance regarding our ambulance corps answering calls in Tarrytown. Mayor Zegarelli stated that there is a question if the Village can provide service on a regular basis. He stated that the ambulance was on a routine basis for several days, if not weeks, on call covering Tarrytown Trustee Gandolfo stated that she was informed that the Corps answered no more than ten calls. They were only on an emergency basis. Trustee Timmings stated that the Village of Tarrytown does not sponsor the ambulance corps. | j '' >l» Trustee Gandolfo suggested that the Fire Chief submit a report as to how many times the Corps has been going to Tarrytown. 11 On an inquiry of Trustee Timmings as to who was calling North Tarrytown, Trustee DiFelice answered that the Tarrytown police have been calling us. Trustee DiFelice stated that a request has been made by the KnappMcCarthy Taxi Company for an increase in taxi fares and moved that a public hearing be held on February 16th on a proposed increase, seconded by Trustee Cavalieri. Carried. Trustee DiFelice reported that surplus food is available for the needy in New York. State, He stated that he requested an application from the State. All informatioriytepplication-have been turned over to Trustee White. 1* 5 fc IIP 111 u i ' <• life M in * '•! w �-6- Trustee DiFelice moved to confirm the action of the Chief of Polic in appointing a part-time typist-clerk, retroactive to January 5th, at $3.50 per hour, to work no more than 17 hours per week, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo. During a discussion, it was stated that she was receiving $4.00 pe hour. Trustee Gandolfo stated that unless mentioned otherwiset part-time should start at $3,50 per hour. Trustee Cavalieri stated that we should have a recommendation from the public safety committee. Trustee Timmings moved to amend the motion that she receive $4.0 per hour, seconded by Trustee White. Mayor Zegarelli polled the Board to amend as follows: Trustee Timmings - Yes Trustee Cavalieri - No " Gandolfo - No " DiFelice - No " Soriano - Yes " White - Yes Mayor Zegarelli voted "Yes". Motion carried. Trustee DiFelice moved that all part-timers start at $4.00 an hou seconded by Trustee Soriano. On the question, Trustee Gandolfo stated that any motion which wil have a financial impact should go before the finance committee. Trustee Gandolfo moved to table Trustee DiFelice's motion, secondel by Trustee Timmings. i Mayor Zegarelli polled the Board on the motion to table as follows1 Trustee Timmings - Yes Gandolfo - Yes " Soriano - No Motion to table carried. Trustee Cavalieri - Yes " DiFelice - No " White - Yes I Trustee DiFelice moved to rescind the $4,00 per hour for the clerk typist, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo, Mayor Zegarelli polled the Board as follows; Trustee Timmings - No Trustee Cavalieri - Yes " Gandolfo - Yes " DiFelice - Yes " Soriano - No " White - No Mayor voted No, Motion to rescind not carried. The clerk-typist is to work no more than 17 hours per week, money to come out of the police budget. PUBLIC WORKS Trustee Soriano gave the following report: > �-7- Jiyas The water department assisted the highway department in plowing snow on Wednesday night. Snow being cleaned around the fire hydrants. Bank balance as of Jan. 18th is $17,581.23. •M Repaired shoulders along Sleepy Hollow Road, built new manhole on storm sewer on Valley Street, Sealed joints on College Avenue and North Washington Street. Spread salt on Routes 9 and 448 during snow storm on January 13th throughout the Village, Snow was removed in the Sleepy Hollow Manor, Philipse Manor, Webber Park and the Village, Two breakdowns with the pickup trucks, and two water department trucks plowed up the slack. On January 14th, plowing continued as well as sanding. On Saturday, snow was removed on Beekman Ave., Elm,- Francis, Barnhart, Kendall and Clinton Streets. 300 tons of salt and 100 yards of sand was used for 11" of snow. Police department cooperation was good, til i *! 1!!' S Snow was being dumped in the area of Devries Field, not on the ballfield. All garbage pickups were made as scheduled. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Timmings that Kim Berry be placed on permanent basis. Carried, ,| Trustee Soriano stated that Hercules Shubrick has been doing double duty with the absence of Mike Apollonio and Steve Vincek, ill Trustee Soriano stated that he wrote to the Dept. of Audit & Control and the State Comptroller for a definition or explanation of Article III, Section 46 of the Highway Law, however, he received a letter that the request must be submitted by the Village Attorney. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Timmings that the Village Attorney be authorized to obtain an interpretation of Article III, ';,' Section 46 of the highway law to ascertain in whose jurisdiction the ( drainage problem and road side cleaning on route 9 remains. Carried. j \. Trustee Soriano read a letter from Marvin Pickett, Clinton Street, regarding the dumping of trash in the property next to his. He stated that he, together with Trustee DiFelice, checked into the matter and found barrels clean of refuse and learned that the tenants in the adjoining property were throwing trash out the windows, The matter was referred to the building inspector who will issue the property owner a violation, \ \x | \ jj \ i .i Mr. Shubrick is continuing a check on the matter, said Trustee Sorianc: Ki- T Ji \ �-8RECREATION Trustee Gandolfo gave the following report: Winter/spring program registration will end this Friday, January 2 for most programs. Programs continuing to have registration will be Women's softball warmups, indoor tennis racquetball and Tiny Tot baseball. There is ice skating at the Tarrytown Lakes. Fee is $2.00. The department will show the movie, Pajama Game, for North Tarryto Senior Citizens at Holy Cross Hall, at 1 p.m. i This week's ski trip is to Jiminy Peak on Saturday, cost of whicl will be $30. Ski trip to Belleayre on Sunday, cost of which is $26. I Trustee Gandolfo stated that she approached Peggy Daly regarding the agreement for ice skating at Tarrytown Lakes and the matter is stil being discussed. SENIOR CITIZENS Trustee White stated that no meeting was held today because of the weather. Smoke detectors were given out by the County also, she sa Trustee White read a report of the progress for the past year of the Senior Citizens organization from Mrs, Nellie Sbezzi. Trustee Timmings moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that the repo be inserted in the minutes. Carried, Trustee Soriano stated that he represented North Tarrytown at the Town of Mt. Pleasant Senior Citizens Council meeting and the topic wa9 housing. TAX EXEMPT & ASSESSMENT Trustee Timmings reported "progress11, MAYOR'S REPORT I i Mayor Zegarelli stated that he is in receipt of a letter from Jeanine Pirro, Assistant District Attorney, Domestic Violence Prosecutii Unit, thanking the Board for their assistance in supporting this unit. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Cavalieri that the week: commencing February 7th be proclaimed Boy Scout Week. Carried. COMMUNICATIONS Communication from Rocco Orsino, President of the S.H.H.S. Hockey Boosters Club requesting permission to hold a Happy Hour on February 5tl Trustee Timmings moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that permissi be granted and that the hours be held from 7 - 1 2 midnight. Carried. i % i r �-9- °2?f The Clerk informed the Board that the contract with the County Department of Public Works for snow removal on State roads has been approved by the Village Counsel. \\ \*\ "m Trustee White moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that the Mayor be authorized to sign the contract under protest. Carried. UNFINISHED BUSINESS Trustee Gandolfo stated that she attended a meeting of the TriCentennial Commission. The commission would like the Village to sponsor a display of North Tarrytown's heritage, the weekend of May 22-23 at Playland. A meeting will be held on Saturday morning and anyone who is interested in helping with the display is invited, she said. One of the projects will be photographs of people at work and play from 1860 on from each respective Village. An oral history of the Village will be taped and recording of senior citizens topic "I Remember North Tarrytown" giving versions and accounts of what happened. k'u Trustee Cavalieri stated that an article appeared in the local newspaper that the Village was being sued $130,000,000.00 and stated that the newspaper should put a retraction of that article since no papers were served upon the Village, et al. 1 i Mayor Zegarelli stated thaothe time has come for a re-appraisal of the matter. The people mentioned are deserving some kind of comment or apology. Nothing has been filed and no one served with any papers, he said. Following a discussion, Trustee Cavalieri moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that the feelings of the Board be made known to the local newspaper. Carried. \i*l NEW BUSINESS The Board took up the following resolutions in connection with the forthcoming annual Village Election; if I Trustee Timmings moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that we have ten (10) Election Districts, the same as used in the Town Election of this Village, except that District #21 and District #33 in the Town Election shall be #9 and #10 respectively in the Village Election. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo movedf seconded by Trustee Soriano that Registration | Day be held on February 27, 1982 from 12 noon to 9 P.M. Carried. Trustee Soriano moved to have Registration in the lobby of the Municipal Building, seconded by Trustee Cavalieri. Carried. Trustee Cavalieri moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that Election Day be held on March 16, 1982, Carried, Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee White that hours for Election Day be from 7 A,M, - 9 P,M, Carried, Trustee White moved, seconded by Trustee Timmings that the Clerk be authorized to publish and post the proper notices of Registration and _ b.« n , f \ �-10Election Days and also purchase the necessary supplies. Carried. Trustee Timmings moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that Voting Machines be used in the forthcoming Village Election on March 16, 1982, Carried. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the matt( of requesting the loan of eleven (11) voting machines from the Town of Mt. Pleasant for use in the Annual Village Election to be held on March 16, 1982 be left in the hands of the Governmental Relations Committee, also the placing of rails, booths, etc. in the polling plac< Carried. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Cavalieri that the Governmental Relations Committee be directed to ascertain if the same polling places are available at the same rental, $25,00 for Election Day. Carried. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee White that $4.00 per hour be paid to Election Inspectors on Registration and Election Days. Mayor Zegarelli polled the Board as follows; Trustee Timmings Gandolfo " Soriano - Yes - Yes - Yes Trustee Cavalieri " DiFelice " White - Yes - No - Yes Motion carried. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee White that the Chairper be paid $5.00 extra. Carried, Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee White that the bills submitted on the General Fund and Water & Sewer Department warrants dated January 18, 1982 be paid after approval by department heads and that the Treasurer be authorized to pay same and that a copy of this resolution be attached to the warrants. Carried. There being no further business to come before the meeting, ! Trustee Cavalieri moved, seconded by Trustee White that the same be du adjourned, Carried, Respectfully submitted, •«.'. Filomena Fallacaro Clerk s �ty 5 t «*•"'« ^v'>,»J'4JM Jamany 13, s l 19tt !-! ' TO: '* Mayo*.*9 ' f a * * * /<& SoaJid 6i Tn.u*tee* AA Chaln.pen*on o£ the Month TaAAytown Senlon. Citizen*, I wou>tcf £tfee to KepohX on the excellent pn,ogh.e*6 and gtiowth that ouJi organization experienced Jin 1981. In January, we toa&ted the. Wetu Yean, and In* tailed the O^lcen* and started owi tenle* oft Movie Cla*6lc* faon. the winter, month*. We extended an Invitation to the TaAAytown Senior*, who al*o enjoyed the*e cla*hlc*. They thanked u* fion. the neighborly ge*tuAe. We hotted the Hudson Shone Council and had gue*t bpeaken Ikinie Pnocanl, ^rom the We*tche*ten County O^lce 0^ the kglng fion legal Service &on Senior*. We alto vaulted and bn.ou.ght fiood package* to the hhut-ln* o£ North TaAAytown. Thl* program wot made pottlble thn.Oix.gh a grant o< $500.00 given to u* by the AAchdloce*e o£ Catholic. Charltie*. TsS I I ' '?' February we held OUJL Lincoln, Valentine and Watliington party which was a great t>ucce*t> and made po&tlble with the pretence o& OUA Mayon and Trustee*. We al*o went to Tarry Hall and brought Valentine gl{t* to the patient*. We had a pleasant and enlightening vltlt &rom Supenvl*on Mike Ronello and Phil Grlmaldl. Both tpoke. o£ grant* available ^or certain pnogramt, 6uch a*, mit/iltion, tAantportatlon, home dellvened meal* and weathcAlzatlon. AZ*o, Down Lu*tymlck farom the Rental b*ti*tance Vnogram wa* ofa Interest and beneficial to the SenloA Citizen*. Vamphlet* on thl* *ubject were pat*ed oat. In March, we had a hocJual houn [be*lde having OUA meeting day). The Senior* ptayed card* and bingo. We had mu*lc and ne{Ae*hment& - everyone had a good time. The. end o£ March we had a tnlp to Gothen, which wa* veny lntene*tlng. kpill wa* the. end o j OUA *enle* o£ Movie I' i Cla**lc*. May wa* a veny active month. A tnlp to Mlantlc Day at County Centen and Radio City Mu*lc Hall. City, Senlon The Senlon* alway* enjoy the boat nlde In June and the tnlp Graymoor. to Citizen* -J '.i'.i �The So.Yu.ofU greatly enjoyed oun annual picnic Jin July, a day ol dancing and relaxation in the &un. That month a trip wab made to HuntCA. County ^or the Polka festival. In Augtut, we experienced a day in Pomona where voe played di^erent game*, went f^or a &wim in the pool and then dinning and dancing. We return to Pomona lor the OktobenlCAt and ChrJubtmat festival. In October home ol the Senior* went to Florida and enjoyed the warm Attn. When we returned Irom Florida we had our Halloween Party, an enjoyable event. A commiJU.ee attended an inlormative Seminar during the. month ol October, at Uarymount College, held by the Catholic Charitiet ol New Yolk. November, we again hotted the Hudton Shore Council. Our gue&t speaker wot Anton Cirnick, President ol Westchester Senior Council, who spoke on Taxes and Social Security. We ended tkU very interesting and active year with our ChsuUtmafr PaKty where we were honored by the. presence ol oun Mayor and Trustees. Again, my Special and personal thanks to the Mayor and Board ol Trustees lor supporting and helping our organization. Sincerely, w *. Nellie Sbezzi' Chairperson � 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 Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes & Resolutions-1982 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_TRUST_1982-01-18 Subject The topic of the resource Board of Trustees Minutes-1982 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/ef3e2aa9a6da9325d7080f7b19f28d00.pdf 16dc65363b0d85e52a66e1d0b845b69d PDF Text Text NORTH TARRYTOWN, N.Y. February 1, 1982 A regular meeting was held before the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown, N.Y. on the above date. Present Philip E. Zegarelli, Mayor James J. Timmings Janet Gandolfo . Peter Soriano rf Thomas J. Cavalieri , ; Mario DiFelice ,w *» -<«* Margaret White, Trustees Robert J. Ponzini, Counsel Mayor Zegarelli called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.M. with a prayer and salute to the flag. ' f <l«\ / er; > : V v At this time, Mayor Zegarelli, together with Trustee DiFelice, presented certificates for completion of training school, as well as Village certificates for outstanding service to members of the North Tarrytown Auxiliary Police. Mayor Zegarelli conveyed the Village's best wishes to all individuals for their good work. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee White that the minutes of the meeting held on January 18, 1982 be approved, as corrected, with corrections. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli asked if there was anyone present who would like to address the Board may do so at this time. Mr. George Kuntz, representing the P.M.I. Association, inquired if the Board was going to adopt an ordinance regarding the parking of recreational vehicles or motor homes in the Village and if it will effect the whole Village or the Manor people. Mayor Zegarelli stated that the Board is still reviewing the ordinance in detail. He assured Mr. Kuntz that the ordinance would not be adopted this evening. He stated that we need to expand on the definitions. The newspaper will be notified when this item will come up as part of the regular order of business, said the Mayor. Trustee Timmings suggested that if the P.M.I, has an official position on this proposal, that it be put in writing to the Board. Mr. B. Rice, President of the "Friends of the Library" urged an increase in the library budget. He stated that the library budget had increased because of the fact that it was opened on Sunday. People work during the day, he said, and cannot get to the library. Trustee Gandolfo stated that Tarrytown has requested an additional $5,000 in order to open on Sunday. \ �-2Mr. Joseph Schwer, 95 Beekman Avenue, Vice-President of the Van Tassel Tenants Association, stated that four years' ago, the organizat asked the Board to bring the ETPA into this Village. He stated that h is aware that members of the Board met with a representative from ETPA It is necessary for the North Tarrytown Senior Citizens, said Mr. Schw He stated that as soon as an apartment becomes vacant, the rents have been increased and he is recommending that the Board make a decision. Mayor Zegarelli stated that the Board met with various people in order to learn more about ETPA and how it applies to the Village and i we should go into it. He stated that in a check of how much the Van Tassel paid in taxes on the building, it was found they paid $24,500 o less than $100 per unit. We have been through tax certiorari cases i where the Village has lost, said the Mayor. He knows the concerns ofB the residents. I Mayor Zegarelli inquired as to how would the Tenants Association propose to the Village on how the Village should address any change in the" status of the V.T.'s rent and lease arrangements. In particular, asked the Tenants Association if they would be willing to forego rent control and have the entire building put on ETPA. Mrs. Jennie Hennessey, 95 Beekman Avenue, stated that she has to put a month's salary for her rent which has been increased $121 mtfjxe,, she said. Mrs. Margaret McClintock, 95 Beekman Avenue, stated that tenants renting an apartment for $250 have been told that their rent will be $400 per month for their four room apartment. Trustee White stated that one of the questions raised with the representative from ETPA was that when an apartment is vacant, the owni does not have to tell the next tenant how much the previous tenant was paying. Answering Mr. Schwer's statement regarding electrical work being J in the building, as well as electrical violations, Mayor Zegarelli staj that the Building Inspector is the Code Enforcement Officer and urged! Schwer, as well as other tenants, to complete the necessary complaint! forms so that the building isnpector can process their complaints. I On an inquiry from Mrs. Yolanda Mallery regarding the ratio of taj money, Mayor Zegarelli stated that every time we try to do something td help the tenants by restricting the rent to the V. T., the landlord td around and goes to court and obtains a tax abatement against the Villa^ Assessment roll. The tax abatement won by the V.T. does not revert bad to the individual tenants or is it utilized for the upgrading and repai of the building. The Mayor stated that the end result is that both th< tenants and the Village have lost when the V.T. wins in a tax certiorai matter. Trustee Cavalieri stated that the building inspector gave Tom Gle* complaint forms a couple of times, but none were ever completed. He suggested another meeting with Mr. Bronstein, Mayor Zegarelli stated that we have discussed this matter with otl Villages who implemented ETPA, as well as the Village Officials Associ and will again discuss the matter with other Boards. Mfcs. *fergo Stewart, 95 Beekman Avenue, stated that if we can get ETPA into our Village, it would be a big help to tenants with leases. i s i r �-3. "**" Mayor Zegarelli stated that we will be meeting with Mr. Bronstein, as well as a committee from the Van Tassel Association. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES BUILDINGS & GROUNDS Trustee Cavalieri stated that Johnson Control workers have been here since January 19th refurbishing the heating control system. Piping work is almost completed, he said, The installation of new valves and thermostats will follow, he said. A new 50 gallon hot water tank was installed in Union Hose quarters, said Trustee Cavalieri. Trustee Cavalieri -stated that we are waiting for word from the Rifle Club to complete improvements to the rifle range in the basement. A contract will be needed between the club and Village and for its use, said Trustee Cavalieri. Mayor Zegarelli instructed Counsel to hold a meeting with the Chief and public safety committee to prepare the guide lines. FINANCE & DEVELOPMENT Trustee Gandolfo stated that she, together with Trustee Soriano and Trustee White, met with Dr. Sweet and Messrs. Spencer, Pound & Gorman to discuss the dredging of Fremont Pond. Mr. Gorman received a letter from the School Board requesting additional requirements. Hopefully, when these requirements are met, Mr. Pound will be able to begin. She stated that she is in receipt of a letter from Mr. Pound submitting a copy of the spoil site plan which was previously submitted to the School Board also. The current frozen condition of the ground precludes construction of the spoil area, she said. Mr. Pound will commence work at the earliest possible date, said Trustee Gandolfo. Trustee Gandolfo reported a cash balance of $17,393.52 in the General Fund as of February 1, 1982. Trustee Gandolfo stated that a "Special Municipal Aid" check in the amount of $49,551.00 has been received. This check is in addition to the regular State aid revenue sharing for the current fiscal year. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that action of the Treasurer in investing a certificate of deposit in the amount of $100,000.00 for 30 days with the First National Bank of North Tarrytown at 11% be confirmed. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo stated that we are in receipt of a request from the library for an increase of $48,000. A meeting was held with the Tarrytown and Library Boards last week. She reviewed budget requests from other departments. Trustee Gandolfo called for meetings with committees to discuss the budget. \ �-4Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the nonunion employees receive salary adjustments and increases as presented, effective immediately and retroactive to June 1, 1981, money to be transferred from Contingency Fund. Trustee Gandolfo stated contingent upon a contract. will be taken from CDA funds increases will be taken from that the Chief's salary increase is The Code Enforcement Officer's increase and the Int. Clerk-Typist and John Biros the Water Department account. Mayor Zegarelli polled the Board as follows: Trustee Timmings Gandolfo " Soriano - Yes Yes Yes Mayor Zegarelli voted "Yes". Trustee Cavalieri DiFelice White - No Yes Yes Motion carried. Trustee Gandolfo reported that there is money left in the administration account of CDA funds. Mr. Doorley is ascertaining wheth or not the $30,000 can be transferred into other areas. She stated that the Board should consider earmarking the money for some kind of project, for instance, paving work is needed. GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS Trustee White reported on a new law affecting parking spaces requirements for the handicapped in malls, etc. Trustee White reported that the building inspector is looking for code enforcement help. LABOR RELATIONS Trustee Timmings requested an executive session under unfinished business to discuss the holidays during this month. Mayor Zegarelli stated that the Board will hold meetings during February as follows : I I February 8th, February 9th and 10th and 16th. Trustee Timmings reported that the government has announced that the CPI increase for 1981 was 8.9%. If inflation continues at the same pace through the end of March, our contractural police salary increase would be 8.4%. You can use the 8.4% for preliminary self-budgeting. Trustee Timmings reported that the police contract is in its final stage of review and can be reviewed at the work session on Feb. II Trustee Timmings moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that if the contract is agreeable to the entire Board that the Mayor be authorized to sign it immediately. Carried. Trustee Timmings stated that he, together with Village Counsel, attended the grievance hearing of former Ptl. John Quartucio on Jan. 28i One of the documents we submitted was from the Dept. of Audit & Control which stated that even outside of collective bargaining, a Village may require employees to reimburse the Village for the cost of the training * r �-5- ^ ^ _ if they voluntarily leave Village employment. It will be interesting to see how the arbitrator rules with this kind of document as part of the Village presentation, said Trustee Timmings. PUBLIC SAFETY Trustee DiFelice stated that Rescue Hose fire apparatus committee cancelled two truck demonstrations due to poor weather. In connection with a bill in the Assembly regarding Games of Chance, Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Cavalieri that a letter be sent to Assemblyman Peter Sullivan urging his support for Assembly Bill A335, Carried. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Cavalieri that letters be sent to our Assemblyman and Senator urging their support of Senate Bill 4295 and Assembly Bill 5865 (Mobile Radio Dist. Coalition) to permit a single band communication between police departments. Carried. In regard to the intersection of 448, Bedford Road, Trustee DiFelice reported that the highway contract which was placed under restriction on January 20, 1981 has been completed and said restriction is hereby cancelled. PUBLIC WORKS Trustee Soriano gave the following report; Clearing snow around fire hydrants. Beekman Avenue. Repaired leaking hydrant on Bank balance in water, and sewer account as of Feb. 1st is $24,747.13 Twoimen were injured at 'a fire at/174-176 Cortlandt Street. Salt/sanaed roads on January 23rd after which plows were used when snow began to accumulate. The Supt. of Public Works is recommending that in order to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of our plowing operations, that an ordinance be adopte d and enforced for one side parking on any Village street during a snow storm. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by "^m^tjee White that action of the Public Works Committee in appointing w^uisT Ortiz Sanitation Man at a salary of $15,585, less $500 upon completion of his probationary period, effective January 22, 1982, be confirmed by the Board. Carried. Trustee Soriano read a letter from Albany clarifying Article 346 of the highway law which stated that sidewalks and appurtenances shall be maintained and shall be continuing to be maintained by the Village on Route 9. Mayor Zegarelli stated that the only way of getting a final determination is by court action. Trustee Soriano reiterated the drainage problem on Route 9, east side. The matter was referred to Counsel. \ �-6RECREATION Trustee Gandolfo gave the following report: Aerobics/Joy classes resume this evening. Youth floor hockey commences this week at John Paulding. Tennis lessons and racquetball registrations will be extended to February 17th. Advanced typing was cancelled because of lack of registration. This week's ski trip is to Butternut on Feb. 6th and Vernon Valley on Feb. 7th. i Andrews Lane shack was broken into sometime between Jan. 23rd an 26th. The lock to the shed was taken. On January 27th of 28th, the shed in Douglas Park was vandalized One of the locks was broken, however, no one was able to enter the shed Trustee Gandolfo stated that several meetings ago, a resolution wa passed granting several part-timers an increase from $3.50 to $4.00 and some were included for retro-active pay. She stated that she neglected to increase John Nicol's pay and so moved that he be included in the retro-active pay increase to $4, seconded by Trustee Soriano. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo stated that she would like to clarify the matter of the rate per hour for part-time workers. Several months ago, parttimers' rate per hour was increased from $3.50 to $4, retroactive to June 1, 1981. This pertained to a certain group of people. However, all part-timers will receive $4 per hour, effective the date of the November 16th meeting, with the exception of the dog warden who is on a contract basis. Trustee Gandolfo nf^ed that the rate per hour for all part-time employees other than those presently under contract and those in the recreation department, will be increased to $4 per hour; that those Mayor Zegarelli polled the Board as follows: Trustee Timmings Gandolfo " Soriano Mayor Voted "Yes". - Yes - Yes - Yes Trustee Cavalieri " DiFelice " White _ Yes Abstain Yes Motion carried, Trustee Gandolfo stated that the plans for the utility building for recreation have been reviewed by the building inspector and Counsel has approvedrfthe specifications and so moved, seconded by Trustee Sorian that bids be? returned on March 22nd jon the project, money to be taken from CDA funds. Carried. �^#y -7SENIOR CITIZENS Trustee White stated that a meeting was held today with 100 people in attendance. Mr. Walter Michele spoke on full value assessment. Miss Margaret Nixon spoke to the group regarding arts and crafts. Trustee White read a letter from Mrs, Nellie Sbezzi inviting the Mayor & Board to attend a luncheon to celebrate Valentine's Day, Washington and Lincoln's birthdays. Trustee Gandolfo stated that cheese will be coming from the government for the Senior Citizens. TAX EXEMPT & ASSESSMENT Trustee Timmings stated that he, together with Counsel, has been in touch with the Municipal Law Resource Center, regarding cuts on tax exempt property on the roll, however, it has been very discouraging. MAYOR'S REPORT: Mayor Zegarelli brought to the attention of the Board an invitation to join the National League of Cities organization at a cost of $439 per year. Following a discussion, the Mayor asked the Board to review the matter. Mayor Zegarelli stated that a letter was received from the N.Y.S Conference of Mayors asking for comments on the proposed use of 911 as a primary State-wide emergency number. The matter was referred to the public safety committee. Mayor Zegarelli read a letter that he will send on behalf of the Board, upon approval, regarding the Village's feelings on Kingsland Point Park. The letter outlined the number of years the Village proposes to take over the park, transition of the property, security, maintenance, admissions, etc. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee White that the Mayor be authorized to sign the letter and that it be sent to the County Department of Parks. Carried. COMMUNICATIONS Communication from Sec'y. of Fire Council, Glenn Amesbury, regarding changes in personnel in Fire Patrol and Union Hose Companies, as well as an exempt certificate for John DiCairano was read and on motion duly made by Trustee Timmings, seconded by Trustee White that action of Council be confirmed and that an exempt certificate be awarded to John DiCairano. Carried. The Clerk informed the Board that the 1982 Assessment Roll has been completed and that the tentative figure is $40,051,381. In connection with the Assessment Roll, Mayor Zegarelli informed the Board that Grievance Day will be held on February 16, 1982, between the hours of one and five in the afternoon and 6 - 8 P.M. �The Clerk informed the Board that Village Treasurer Irene Amato had filed her report of unpaid taxes for the year 1981 as of January 31 1981, totaling $57,662.87 and in connection therewith, the following resolution was offered by Trustee Timmings, seconded by Trustee Gandolf< and was adopted: RESOLVED that the Board of Trustees sell all unpaid taxes for the year 1981 on March 18, 1982 pursuant to Section 1436, 1450, 1452 an 1454 of the real property tax law and amendments thereto the same terms! and conditions as the sale held on March 19, 1981 at the Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue and the Treasurer be and she hereby is directed to publish the proper legal notice for three consecutive weeks beginning February 24th, March 3rd, and March 10th, and be it further J RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution be given to the Treasured with the return of unpaid taxes as certified to by the Board. Carried* UNFINISHED BUSINESS Trustee Timmings moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that all departments will celebrate Lincoln's and Washington's birthdays on February 12th and February 19th and that the Clerk be instructed to notify CSEA President. Carried. There will be no bulk pickup during those weeks. Trustee Soriano stated that the 79 College Avenue Directors had advertised for the sale of 79 College Avenue, however, the corporation does not have the amount of money to cover the cost of the advertising fees. Following a discussion, the matter was referred to the finance committee. Trustee Soriano stated that the Board is in receipt of a letter from the Mayor of the Village of Sylvan Beach, New York, requesting support for the next legislative meeting, to exempt Villages from itei^ 3 and 4 of the Town Highway budget. The Sylvan Beach Mayor stated thM it is their hope that this will be a beginning for all Villages to befl exempt from the double taxation, ™ Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that the Village support the Village of Sylvan Beach, New York, and that a lette be sent indicating the same. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo stated that there was some discussion about the Rockefeller family contributing land for park purposes and the effect it would have on North Tarrytown. She inquired if Counsel could check into the matter if we have any legal way of stopping the proceedings. Counsel stated that you cannot stop the disposition of land, only the use of land. Following a discussion, the matter was referred to the tax exempt property and assessment committee for a status report. i % r * �Trustee Timmings moved that members of the State Legislature be contacted urging them to oppose the passage of the Governor's budget, as long as it contains a cap on revenue sharing, seconded by Trustee White, Carried. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee White that the bills submitted on the General Fund and Water & Sewer Department warrants dated February 1st, 1982 be paid after approval by department heads and that the Treasurer be authorized to pay same and that a copy of this resolution be attached to the warrants. Carried. There being no further business to come before the meeting, Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee White that the same be duly adjourned. Carried. Respectfully submitted, , ,,, „ . ..' ..„. P , , , ! Filomena Fallacaro Clerk t X * �TELEPHONE , ^jjSMP^l^Jjy ^12im22r (914) <tt!-0800 « '-1 I RICHARD J. SPOT* CM*/ o/ Polie, police Bepartment Village of JJortfc Bforrptoton, J i £ . 10501 POLICE REPORT JANUARY 1982 Total Number- Charged by Police: 1 . Arrested* •M,Mo«*** ••••*••••• • • • • • • • • • • » * • • • * • » • 71 2* Summoned**. • * * . . * . * . **»••»*.• ***o*»**»****»******»«.*»*.•»»»•••*••••••• •••1014 Total ' 1085 Persons Charged with' Crimes or Violations s t . VAST Moving*,*.*.** 37 2 . V«T Non-Moving ••*••• 1 3* Harassment * . . . » . •**.•**,. »*.«• • • • • • • * • * • • » • » * • • » • . • • • » • * » • * • * • • • • »••••-• • • • • • • • • 1 4* Operating with Sosp* or Revoked license**..*.*..*.*.*.*.***.*.*..************* 6 5« Disorderly Condact***.******.***....***.*.*..***..*.**...*.***************.**** 2 6 . D.W.I. ^ . 4 7. Possession of Gambling Records.* •••*••••••*«*••••*••* *..•*••••••••• 1 8. Promoting Gambling....•••••••••••••••••••.»•*•*»••••••-. »••**•••••• 1 9. Soliciting Without a Penult.. ...* * 1 10. Possession of Stolen Property*..*.***•*••*.•••••••••••••••••*•*••••*••••*•*••• 3 11. Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance 7th..... •••••••• 4 18. Criminal Possession of a Weapon 4th..... .••••••••••••••• • •• 4 T3. Obstructing Governmental Administration......... ••••••••••••••/••••••• 1 14*JPossession of an Illegal Vehicle Identification Number.. . ••••• 1 15* Assault 3rd**...«,„..##.#..„.„„„....«w......# ..« 1 16. S c o n ' l a ¥ 8 4 k t w # 4 l % . ¥ „ . M . „ M , „ , % 1 17* Sale of an Alcholic Beverage to a Minor......*****.*.......**..*.**.••••••••••• * ,18. Unlawful Possession of Marl juana.. ••••••• *<.*...«»••••«•••••*«••••«•••••••••••• 1 19« Dog Ordinance Violations ..v........ 12 Total © Parking Violations! 1. Metered Parking.* •.*..*•. ****.—«,*••*...»„»4»,.^ 2. Other Parking Vix)lations*9**„*#.*«**.*v******«*******..««..**M** <.«•»«»»•«• 45 9oV Total 1014 • • �r y? ••'•(•i TELEPHONE ^Sbn^L/^ (914) M 1-0800 ^£uw$? RICHARD J. SPOTA CbUf of PolUt "^ t/82 police department i:f., Village ot iJortib Carrptoton, J i £ . 10591 Investigation* 0 f Reported Felonies....... „ •••••• tt tf#0f Investigations of Other C a n p l a i n t s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ^ . , , ^ #ot%^fc ....*..**!...... 330 Investigations of'Auto Accidents,^,. k t f c . . _ . „ . „ . „ ^111111111111*1111111111. 51 Aiding of Injured at Accidents. ..ll.*.........!!*!!!-!!!!!!!!!!!*!!*!!!! L Total - :ii 296 111 Police Aided Gases 1 U Police Aid t o Sick P e r s o n s . . . . . . . . . . •••••• 43 2 . Ambulance R e q u e s t s . * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ••••. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 31 3« Responding to A l a r m s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 19 4. Escorts .. . . . • • • . • • • „ • • • « • • • • 12 0 £• Arrests on W a r r a n t s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....•••• > 6, Checking 38 Darlc H o u s e s . . . . w w _ . . . . . . . . •••••• /|2? Total Respectfully submitted* RicharoTJ." Spota Chief of Police •a m 5>7 Rff If IT fir lij \ �: p.m •» gv-l} H ^ a-. * ; -V ! H> !<vf i'f �North Tarrytown, N.Y. February 1, 1982 Mayor Zegarellt has this day appointed his Inspectors of Election as follows: FIRST EtECTION DISTRICT Mrs. Pauline Glover-Chairperson Mrs. Josephine Cellante Miss Helen Manca Miss Mabel Boyd SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT Mrs. Natalie D'Eufemia-Chairperson Mrs. Diane McCartney Mr. Bernard Gallagher Mrs. Louise Keyes THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT Mrs. Teresa Capazza-Chairperson Mrs. Lillian Hogan Mrs. Evelyn Brophy Mrs. Marion Downey FOURTH ELECTION DISTRICT Mrs. Helen DeMilia-Chairperson Mrs. Fanny D'Alesssandro Mrs. Katherine Camilliere Mrs. Rose Frugis FIFTH ELECTION DISTRICT Mrs. Kathleen Carey-Chairperson Mr. Edward Beck Mrs. Alice Santos Miss Rose DeMilia SIXTH ELECTION DISTRICT Mrs. Marna Doherty-Chairperson Mrs. Gertrude Whalen Mrs. Irene Deely Mrs. Margaret Todd SEVENTH ELECTION DISTRICT Mrs. Lucille Hutchinson-Chairperson Mrs. Marion Losier Mr. Joseph Ruscigno Mrs. Sylvia Nichols EIGHTH ELECTION DISTRICT Mr. Paul McClintock-Chairperson Mrs. Ruth McCarthy Mrs. Patricia Chepiga Mrs. Julia Gallinger NINTH ELECTION DISTRICT Mrs. Sophie Dwyer-Chairper son Mrs. Katherine Swanson Mr. Joseph Garzia Mrs. Garzia TENTHFrances ELECTION DISTRICT Mrs. Margaret McClintock-Chairperson Mrs. Dorothy Sweet Mrs. Helen Ruscigno Miss Donna Moon \ 126 Valley Street 28 Cedar Street 40 Hudson Street 126 Valley Street,Apt. 6G 173 100 58 126 Cortlandt Street College Avenue College Avenue Valley Street 72 192 255 221 Beekman Avenue Webber Avenue No. Broadway No. Broadway 168 95 60 145 Beekman Avenue Beekman Avenue Pocantico Street Beekman Avenue 43 115 28 50 Elm Street Hunter Street Kendall Avenue Elm Street 115 127 31 175 Kelbourne Avenue Harwood Avenue Palmer Avenue Harwood Avenue 14 28 273 53 Devries Avenue Dell Street No. Washington Street New Broadway 95 263 25 12 Beekman Avenue No. Broadway Pine Street Maple Street 95 95 95 95 95 50 273 95 Beekman Beekman Beekman Beekman Avenue Avenue Avenue Avenue Beekman Avenue Merlin Avenue No. Washington Street Beekman Avenue � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/0502b810acd5eae19330695c447cf876.pdf 6264fe4964b34a585da65732bf876f57 PDF Text Text NORTH TARRYTOWN, N.Y. February 16, 1982 GRIEVANCE EAY •if The Board of Assessors and the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytowi,N.Y. met in joint session fl&m 1 - 5 P.M. on the above date for the purpose of hearing complaints and grievances against assessments on the 1982 Assessment Roll. Present 7 i I til ii i Board of Assessors Victor R. Page Board of Trustees Peter Soriano Mario DiFelice Margaret White The following requests were received for reduction in assessments: Blk. l£>t 17 2^30-30A-31 32 16 8 20 L. Rodrigues (47 Clinton St.) 16 14 14-17 College Ave. Realty 18,000.00 15 15 15 11 11 11 18 19 20 Van Tassel Tarrytown Co. 5,000.00 2,000.00 36,000.00 14 2 m Robert Waldman 1,600.00 17 1 21B Mario & Elinor DiFelice 1,000.00 Sec. W 16 TT Name Joseph Carlisto (Frank Chev.) If tl II M Reduction Requested $14,250.00 800.00 5,000.00 There being no further requests for reduction in assessments coming from the Board, the same was duly adjourned. Respecfrully submitted, Filomena Fallacaro Clerk \\ 1 w '• �-2Mr. Pellegrini stated that the cabs are parked outside the area when children are outside playing. Following a discussion, Trustee White moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that the matter be referred to the Board as a committee of the whole before a decision is made and that Chief Spota and the school principal be contacted to see if violations have been corrected and tha Mr. Pellegrini provide the Board with a certified copy of an audit for the last two years to ascertain whether or not the increase would be warranted and a report made at the March 22nd meeting. Carried. Trustee Cavalieri moved, seconded by Trustee White that the hearin be closed. Carried. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee White that the minutes of the February 1st meeting be approved with minor correction. Carried Deputy Mayor Timmings asked if there was anyone present who would like to address the Board may do so. Mr. John Carroll, Hunter Avenue, talked about the increase in crime and asked that the police force be increased ten additional men^^tte stated that we should have a walking policeman. Deputy Mayor Timmings stated that the present force is 23 and he is asking for 17 additional men. In a study that he has made, said Deputy Mayor Timmings, the cost would be about 36 -$39,000 per man. The requei that Mr. Carroll is making is -pfe^Bicjjjj/y impossible, he said. Mr. John Carroll stated that he placed on each desk a copy of a deed whereby the Kingsland Point property west of the railroad tracks would default to the Brooklyn Hospital if the property is not used for recreational purposes, and asked what the Village is going to do about it. Deputy Mayor Timmings stated that Mayor Zegarelli and Trustee Gandolfo have been meeting with County representatives regarding the pai Mr. Carroll asked for a referendum to take over the park I Trustee Gandolfo stated that an understanding of the basic agreemei that as long as the park is used for park lands and recreational purpose She stated that there are no express provisions in the deed that it must be used by North Tarrytown only. She stated that if any of the parties were in violation, it would revert to the Brooklyn Hospital. Trustee Soriano stated that County condemnation started in 1925 anc was culminated in 1928, and in turn became Westchester County park lands The property has never been used other than park lands. Counsel stated that there is a State law whereby once property has been dedicated as park land, that is the only use it can continue as without a special legislative act to change the particular property. Trustee Gandolfo stated that we will have someone review all the documents and deeds. i �-3- S^_ Mr. James Donovan, Hunter Avenue, stated that he supports Mr, Carroll's statements and urged that the matter be looked into. Trustee Gandolfo stated that this has been looked into very thoroughly. She stated that they reviewed the legal ramifications. We have known all along that if the park was not used for recreational purposes, it would revert back to the Brooklyn Hospital, said Trustee Gandolfo. We are very aware that the park must be used for park lands and recreational use, however, she disagreed with the statement that it was supposed to be used for North Tarrytown only. Trustee Cavalieri stated that this was dedicated park lands over which the State oversees the same. Trustee DiFelice moved that the Mayor and recreation committee investigate the clarification of the deed further and if deemed necessary to obtain quotes for a title search for Kingsland Point Park, seconded by Trustee Cavalieri. Carried. Mr. James Donovan, Hunter Avenue, inquired of the Board if any consideration was being taken for reducing the speed limit on Route 9, between the Sleepy Hollow entrance and Bellwood Avenue entrance. He stated that motorists are coming down in excess of 40 miles per hour and suggested a speed limit of 30 miles per hour. He noted the fatal accident on Christmas Eve at Bellwood and Broadway. Deputy Mayor Timmings stated that the driver of the vehicle was arrested for driving while intoxicated. People in that condition, speed signs are meaningless, he said. Following a short discussion, Trustee Cavalieri moved that the State be petitioned to lower the speed limit from Pierson Avenue north to the Village line, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo. Carried. Mr. Mario Belanich inquired about an article appearing in the local newspaper which is questioning the residency of the Village Justice. If his residency has been found to be illegal, said Mr. Belanich, then all of his court cases would have to be rescheduled thereby costing the Village additional money. Deputy Mayor Timmings stated that we have one legal opinion that if he is declared a non-resident, the cases he has heard will still be valid. Mr. Belanich also inquired as to the rumor regarding the Village dumping sand mixed with salt to cover something up in Douglas Park. He stated that this was a waste of money. Trustee Soriano stated that we have an erosion problem in Douglas Park. An employee went to the wrong storage bin and took the sand with a minor amount of salt, about five pounds. This will not contaminate the water. As soon as weather permits, the sand will be removed, said Trustee Soriano and the problem in the park will be filled in with left over fill. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES BUILDINGS & GROUNDS Trustee Cavalieri.reported that renovations will commence at the % i \ �-4new Village garage facilities on or about March 1st. Ground-breaking ceremonies will be held at the site on March 6th at 11 A.M., said Trustee Cavalieri. Heating controls updating and improvements are near completion, said Trustee Cavalieri. The contractor is waiting for the delivery of additonal valves. Trustee Cavalieri stated that a meeting will be held on March 11th at 8 P.M. with the Buildings & Grounds Committee, the Architectural Review Board and Ronald Turnquist, Architect, to study the utilization of space in the Village Hall and/or other Village buildings as deemed necessary and instruct the Clerk to notify all parties involved. FINANCE & DEVELOPMENT I Trustee Gandolfo reported a balance of $12,489.81 in the General Fund as of February 16, 1982. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that action of the Treasuer in depositing a c.d. note in the amount of $800,000 for thirty days at 117* interest in the First National Bank of North Tarrytown be confirmed by the Board. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo stated that there is an excess of $100,000 in H200 Capital Cash account and moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that action of the Treasurer in securing a c. d. note in the amount of $100,000 for thirty days at 11% in the First National Bank of North Tarrytown and maturing March 10th, be confirmed by the Board. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Cavalieri that the following resolution be adopted: WHEREAS, by Act No. 49-1976, the County Board of Legislators authorized the County Purchasing Agent to act as Purchasing Agency for any city, town, village, school district or other unit of local governs within the County of Westchester, provided that said unit of local government by act, ordinance or resolution authorizes the County Purcfc| Agent to act as its Purchasing Agent for items purchased by the Count)! and empowering designated officers and employees to sign requisitions,! and further directing the proper official of local government to audit J pay County bills for the cost of County services within thirty (30) day: after the receipt of said bill by the local government, and further authorizing the proper official of the local government to provide the County with such insurance coverage as may be required by the County's Director of Risk Management, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the County Purchasing agent is hereby authorized to act as Purchasing Agent for the Village for the period from January 1, 1982 - December 31, 1982, and be it further RESOLVED, that the following officers and employees of the Village are hereby authorized to sign appropriate requisitions and be it furthei i \ �-5- <&?/? RESOLVED, that the following named officials are hereby authorized and directed to audit and pay County bills for the cost of County services within thirty (30) days after receipt of said bill; and be it further RESOLVED, that the following named officials are hereby authorized to secure and to provide to the County of Westchester any and all insurance required by the County's Director of Risk Management, in accordance with the County Act No. 49-1976. RESOLVED, that the Village Treasurer and the Village Clerk be authorized to sign appropriate requisitions. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo stated that the committee met with the Public Safety Committee last week and discussed budget items. GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS Trustee White read a letter from Mr. Herman, Division of Housing, acknowledging the Village's request for another meeting with his representative to discuss ETPA. Trustee White stated that a meeting has been scheduled for March 4th at 8 P.M. in Village Hall. Trustee White stated that the Citizens Advisory Committee will hold a meeting on February 17th to discuss the Small Cities Program. LABOR RELATIONS Trustee Timmings stated that Counsel is handling the discrimination complaint against the Village by Kevin Shubrick, Trustee Timmings moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that action of Counsel be confirmed. Carried. Trustee Timmings stated that five grievances have been filed by CSEA employees and the Public Works and Labor Relations Committees met with Mr. Biros to discuss them. A management report will be made by the end of the week. Trustee Timmings stated that the police contract is waiting for the Mayor's signature. Trustee Timmings moved that the Treasurer be authorized to pay the police departnnent^r^ new rate effective Friday of this week/^fhi^m^m^^if^tee/SoT^aho. Carried. Trustee Timmings inquired if the Board would like to move on the Chief's salary tonight. By law, we have to give him the same increase as the Lieutenants receive, he said. Trustee Cavalieri moved that action be tabled, seconded by Trustee DiFelice. PUBLIC SAFETY Trustee DiFelice reported that the new scott air packs have been delivered to the fire department. A training session will be scheduled at the Fire Training School. % \ �-6The tentative date for the annual ambulance corps dinner has been scheduled for March 20th, said Trustee DiFelice. Trustee DiFelice stated that he is in receipt of a letter from Secretary of Fire Council Glenn Amesbury requesting the assistance of the Board in acquiring fire records from former Fire Chief John Cellant Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Cavalieri that Villag< Counsel be authorized to send Mr, Cellante a letter to turn over all fire records during his term of office to Fire Council. Carried. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that specifi cations be prepared and bids be returned on May 19th on a new fire | chief's car to replace the old sedan. Carried. I In the meantime said Trustee DiFelice, the committee will check I with the County Purchasing Agency to see if there is one available. Trustee DiFelice stated that the Building Inspector is requesting our permission to notify the owner of 21 Beekman Avenue that he may make the necessary repairs provided that he complies with the N.Y.S. Building and Fire Codes, and so moved, seconded by Trustee Cavalieri. Deputy Mayor Timmings amended the motion to include the owner of 174 Cortlandt Street also. Motion carried. Trustee DiFelice stated that he checked into an article appearing in the newspaper regarding the Elmsford fire apparatus and was informed by the Village Clerk of Elmsford that the cost of a new pumper would be about $200,000, however, their fire committee decided to seek bids to repower and remodel the truck and received a bid of $80,000, with 3-4 months to update the truck. Trustee DiFelice stated that Counsel met with the police committee Chief Spota and a representative from the Pistol range for a preliminar discussion to outline guidelines for the range by outside organizations Another meeting will be held on March 25th with other organizations fox a final agreement, said Truste DiFelice. I A flyer is being mailed to residents through the police departmeii with listings of all services provided by the Village, said Trustee DiFelice. With regard to the usage of 911 for emergency calls, Trustee DiFelice stated that there is a controversy between the Police Chiefs Association and State officials. The Chief will notify him when the next meeting will be held. Trustee DiFelice stated that the Chief gave a presentation to the Exchange Club on Crime Prevention, Trustee DiFelice stated that John Cappello has satisfactorily completed his probationary period and moved that he be placed on permanent basis, seconded by Trustee Soriano. Carried. I > �-7- - ^ PUBLIC WORKS Trustee Soriano gave the following report: Quarterly meter readings have now been completed. Bank balance as of February 16, 1982 is $20,560.36. Four spreaders were used during the freezing rain and sleet storm on February 9th. Removed snow and ice following the alternate side restriction schedule. Filling potholes throughout the Village with cold patch. Removed tree stumps on Depeyster Street, College Avenue, Pocantico Street and Crane Avenue. The holiday this week falls on February 19th. paper or bulk pickup. There will be no RECREATION & PARKS -: Trustee Gandolfo gave the following report: The highway department has begun working in the parks. All picnic benches and tables are being repaired. The Easter egg hunt, co-sponsored with the Tarrytown Recreation Department and the Knights of Columbus, originally scheduled for March 27 will be held on April 3rd, instead. This week's ski trip is to Jiminy Peak on February 18th and Belleayre on February 21st. The Recreation Department will show the movie "Til the Clouds Roll By" for the N.T. Senior Citizens. Winter/spring programs are on their way. Aerobics classes have 70 adult residents participating, while the Youth basketball has 17 residents; floor hockey-25; racquetball-18; ski trips-35 youths, teens, and adults participating. Box lacrosse-25 teen residents and in ice skating and ice hockey-400/ residents participating Next week, women's Softball warmups and indoor tennis will start. Trustee Gandolfo stated that the Board met with Tarrytown Board discuss ice skating and it was agreed that North Tarrytown would send Gary Thomas for four hours per day and they would hire part-timers when needed. We would pay these employees, she said. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee White that action of the committee be confirmed. Carried. SENIOR CITIZENS Trustee White stated that the citizens had a Valentine's Day party today. Plans are being made for a trip to Florida, she said. r V �Trustee White read a letter from Mrs. Nellie Sbezzi thanking the Mayor and Trustees for their gifts for their raffle. Trustee White reported that a grant of cheese for citizens has been made and it will be distributed at the Opportunity Center. Applications are being taken now, she said. Trustee Soriano acknowledged a letter of thanks received from Mr. & Mrs. Connors for the smoke detectors and stated that Trustee DiFelice was instrumental in obtaining these detectors for the citizens Trustee Soriano stated that the Village received $600 from the Town of Mt. Pleasant for the Senior Citizens Program. TAX EXEMPT & ASSESSMENT Trustee Timmings reported that nine grievances were filed today totaling $488,510 in requests for reduction in assessments. i At this time, Trustee White moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the Board meet in executive session to discuss a personnel matter, Trustee Soriano moved that John Biros' basic salary be raised to $27,000, excluding the $2,000 he receives as purchasing agent and $5,0( he receives as Supt. of Public Works; amount of $27,000 plus $5,000 be taken from the Water Account, seconded by Trustee DiFelice. Deputy Mayor Timmings polled the Board as follows: Trustee Gandolfo " Soriano - Yes - Yes Trustee Cavalieri " DiFelice White Deputy Mayor Timmings voted "Yes". - No - Yes - Yes Motion carried. Trustee Gandolfo stated that when the Board voted on retroactive increases several meetings' ago, a former employee of the recreation department was omitted. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that Robert Lugrezia be awarded retroactive pay to June 1, 1981, at 870 of his salary of $10,000 to the time he resigned. Carried. I MAYOR'S REPORT: Deputy Mayor Timmings moved that the Mayor be authorized to sign the contract, approved by Counsel, on the former Strand Property which was awarded to Laurentino Rodrigues, seconded by Trustee Soriano. Carri Deputy Mayor Timmings stated that with regard to our home rule request for a Board of Assessment Review, Assembly Bill 9345 and Senate Bill 7588, eight copies have been received for the Mayor's signature an he so moved that the Mayor be authorized to sign them, seconded by Trustee Soriano. Carried. Deputy Mayor Timmings stated that the Mayor obtained additional information from the National League of Cities and it will cost our Village $439 to join the organization. He suggested that this amount be included in the next budget. i i i �-9- ^^f Deputy Mayor Timmings stated that at the Village Officials' meeting held last week, a speaker talked on the subject of arbitration and noted that there is an organization in Ridgewood, New Jersey, who evaluates arbitrators. A list can be supplied to Villages at a cost of $150 for the services. iV>. » : ;l Deputy Mayor Timmings stated that a letter has been received from CSEA that we are not complying with the procedures as outlined under the Workers Compensation Law. It is our understanding that we are in full compliance, said Deputy Mayor Timmings. COMMUNICATIONS Hi i ' Communication from Mr. & Mrs. H. Landow, 162 Merlin Avenue, opposing the proposed Local Law for recreational vehicles was read and filed. fcf Communication from Village Clerk of Tarrytown notifying the Board that the Planning Board of Tarrytown will hold a public hearing designating the Warner Library as a Village Historic Landmark on February 22nd was read and filed. Communication from Willis Moon, Recording Sec'y. of Fire Patrol, requesting a meeting with the Board to discuss repairs to their kitchen was read. Trustee Cavalieri, Chairman of the Buildings & Grounds Committee, called for a meeting on February 25th at 9 P.M. Communication from Laurentino Rodrigues requesting permission to park a dumpster in front of the former Strand Theater in order for him to renovate the building was read. Counsel advised that no action be taken until such time as Mr. Rodrigues obtains legal title to the property, as well as obtaining a building permit. Communication from Glenn Amesbury, Sec'y. of Fire Council, regarding changes in personnel in Fire Patrol and Rescue Hose Companies, as well as an exempt certificate for William Mowatt was read. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that action of Council regarding changes in personnel be confirmed and an exempt certificate be issued to William Mowatt. Carried. With regard to the status of the out-of-town fireman in Fire Patrol Company, it was stated that it is legal for him to answer fire calls, after which, Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Cavalieri that Anthony Vadala be granted permission to join Fire Patrol Company. Carried. ¥ NEW BUSINESS Trustee Gandolfo stated that a complaint was made regarding the ramp for the handicapped coming into Village Hall and moved that Mr. Doorley, CDA Director, be requested to either have the ramp repaired or a new one installed, seconded by Trustee Cavalieri, and that the cost for same be taken from CDA funds. Carried. it r �sff -10Trustee DiFelice inquired as to whether or not an official Opinion will be obtained regarding the residency of the Judge. Deputy Mayor Timmings stated that one opinion has been received. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Cavalieri that the Mayor be authorized, through special Counsel, to contact the Attorney General and the Office of the Court Administration for an opinion. Carried. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee White that the bills submitted on the General Fund and Water & Sewer Department warrants dated February 16, 1982 be paid after approval by department heads and that the Treasurer be authorized to pay same and that a copy of this resolution be attached to the warrants. Carried. There being no further business to come before the meeting, Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee White that the same be duly adjourned. Carried. Respectfully submitted, S:*.'.-y • <-. - .<> ' ' * Filomena Fallacaro Cleric i * z ? � 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 Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes & Resolutions-1982 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_TRUST_1982-02-16 Subject The topic of the resource Board of Trustees Minutes-1982 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/7cde42d6022cfdb6131c98acbc985bd3.pdf bcb4fd18e6142f07218c2d18815e3d21 PDF Text Text NORTH TARRYTOWN, N.Y. March 1, 1982 A regular meeting was held before the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown, N.Y. on the above date. Present Philip E. Zegarelli, Mayor James J, Timmings Janet Gandolfo Peter Soriano Thomas J. Cavalieri Mario DiFelice Margaret White, Trustees ,, Robert J. Ponzini, Counsel Mayor Zegarelli called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.M. with a prayer and salute to the flag. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee White that the minutes of the meeting held on February 16, 19o2 be approved with a minor correction. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli asked if there was anyone present who would like to address the Board. Mr. John Carroll, 140 Hunter Avenue, inquired if there was any progress report on the research of Kingsland Point Park. Mayor Zegarelli stated that he, together with Trustee Gandolfo, have been in discussion with County representatives on a series of matters. To the best of our knowledge and records, he said, the park is designated as park lands by the State and would not revert back to anyone. It would not change back its status, he said. Mr. Carroll suggested that the Board employ Mr. Leonard Frasca on a consultant basis to investigate all the deeds. Mayor Zegarelli stated that if current negotiations continue, we would want to have a determination as to a clear title to the property. In our discussion with the head of the Park Department, we have been told that they have the deed, said the Mayor. Mr. Mario Belanich, North Washington Street, inquired about an article which appeared in the local newspaper regarding street cleaning work on a Saturday. Trustee Soriano explained that one of the employee's works 4% days per week because he comes in on a Saturday morning. There is no extra money involved-the man was transferring from one piece of equipment to another. » 1 \ P �-2REPORTS OF COMMITTEES BUILDINGS & GROUNDS Trustee Cavalieri reported that Joseph Thaler began work today cleaning apparatus rooms, etc. in Union Hose, Rescue Hose and Central Fire Headquarters on a weekly basis and will wax on a quarterly basis. Counsel will work on an agreement with him, said Trustee Cavalieri. The sliding divider between Fire Patrol and Columbia Hose meeting rooms has been placed back on its track and is in operating order, said Trustee Cavalieri. m The ramp for the handicapped will have self-adhesive strips of non-skid material added when the weather is warmer. I | Ground breaking ceremonies will be held at 11 A.M. on March 6th at the site of the new garage on River Street. Trustee Cavalieri stated that Ronald Turnquist reviewed the construction phase procedures in connection with the new Village garage He stated that Mr. Turnquist will oversee the project and will be the liaison between the contractor and Board, FINANCE 6c DEVELOPMENT Trustee Gandolfo reported a cash balance of $121,535.75 in the General Fund as of March 1, 1982. Trustee Gandolfo stated that she is in receipt of a copy of a letter sent to Supt. of Schools, Mr. Blueglass, from James Cropper, District Conservationist that the dredging site is acceptable. A locat sketch was submitted by the contractor to Mr. Cropper and it showed sufficient elevational information that the dredge spoil area should in no way block any existing drainage paths. Hopefully in the spring we will be able to commence work, said Trustee Gandolfo. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee White that a public I hearing be held on March 22nd on the proposed use of Federal revenue I sharing funds. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo called for a meeting on March 3rd to discuss the tentative budget. GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS Trustee White stated that a meeting will be held on Thursday with Mr. Brownstein to discuss ETPA. All Board members are asked to attend. Trustee White reported that 240 lbs, of cheese was given to Tarryt and North Tarrytown residents and was distributed at the COC. Trustee White read a thank you note from Mrs. Agnes 100 College Avenue for the cheese. t Connors of » �3<9^ -3T r u s t e e W h i t e moved, s e c o n d e d by T r u s t e e Timmings t h a t t h e r e s o l u t i o n be adopted: following RESOLVED t h a t t h e f o l l o w i n g c a n d i d a t e s w e r e n o m i n a t e d on p e t i t i o n s on f i l e w i t h t h e V i l l a g e C l e r k f o r o f f i c e t o be f i l l e d a t t h e Annual V i l l a g e E l e c t i o n t o be h e l d on T u e s d a y , March 1 6 , 1 9 8 2 : Office t o be Party or other Name of Candidate Residence Filled Term Designation of Cand. Emmanuel J . Lobato 21 Anderson Ave. Trustee 2 yrs. Democratic-Civic Joseph D. Lofaro Mahoney Place Trustee 2 yrs. Democratic-Civic Stephen J . frfeceyak 13 Elm Street Trustee 2 yrs. Democratic-Civic James J . Tiimiings 119 Rice Avenue Thomas J . Cavalieri 151 Webber Ave. Margaret L. White 100 College Ave. Trustee Trustee Trustee 2 yrs. 2 yrs. 2 yrs. Republican-Good Gov't. Republican-Good Gov't. Republican-Good Gov't. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Village Clerk s h a l l further publish: 1. The p o l l i n g place of each election d i s t r i c t . 2. The hours during which the p o l l s s h a l l be open which s h a l l include a t l e a s t the hours from noon to nine o'clock in the evening and t h a t a copy of t h i s notice be posted in six (6) conspicuous public places within the Village of North Tarrytown. Carried. LABOR RELATIONS T r u s t e e Timmings s t a t e d t h a t h e i s i n r e c e i p t of two g r i e v a n c e s from CSEA e m p l o y e e s w h i c h w i l l f o l l o w t h e n o r m a l p r o c e d u r e . PUBLIC SAFETY T r u s t e e D i F e l i c e s t a t e d t h a t t h e new f i r e a p p a r a t u s c o m m i t t e e r e v i e w e d a d e m o n s t r a t i o n by Mack T r u c k s a t P o r t C h e s t e r and w i l l a l s o r e v i e w a d e m o n s t r a t i o n i n P e n n a , on March 1 3 t h . T r u s t e e D i F e l i c e s t a t e d t h a t t h e c o m m i t t e e met w i t h G r i n e r C u e s t a A s s o c i a t e s of 720 5 t h Avenue and t h e f i r e c h i e f t o d i s c u s s a c o m m e r c i a l t h a t t h e company would l i k e t o f i l m i n R e s c u e Hose Company on March 3 r d . A l l n e c e s s a r y i n s u r a n c e h a s b e e n p r o v i d e d , s a i d T r u s t e e D i F e l i c e and moved t h a t a c t i o n of t h e c o m m i t t e e b e c o n f i r m e d , s e c o n d e d by T r u s t e e Soriano. Carried. T r u s t e e D i F e l i c e s t a t e d t h a t t h e F i r e C h i e f w i l l b e making an i n s p e c t i o n of C o l l e g e Arms w i t h r e g a r d t o t h e p o s s i b l e s c h e d u l i n g f o r t h e u s e of t h e i n c i n e r a t o r . Recommendations w i l l b e s e n t t o t h e o w n e r . As p e r a n a r t i c l e i n t h e l o c a l n e w s p a p e r r e g a r d i n g v i o l a t i o n s a t C o l l e g e Arms and n o t h i n g b e i n g d o n e a b o u t t h e m , T r u s t e e D i F e l i c e s t a t e d t h a t t h e owner was i s s u e d a summons and t h e J u d g e f i n e d them $250 w h i c h was p a i d . The i n c i n e r a t o r was c l o s e d down a l s o , s a i d T r u s t e e D i F e l i c e . T r u s t e e D i F e l i c e s u b m i t t e d t h e f o l l o w i n g r e p o r t f o r t h e month of February: (copy i n d e t a i l o f f i c i a l m i n u t e s ) i \ �-4Trustee DiFelice reported that on February 17th, the committee met with the Village Attorney, Buildings & Grounds Committee, and other organizations using the Rifle Range to prepare guidelines for the use of the range. Another meeting will be scheduled, he said. Trustee DiFelice reported that the amount of $6,460 was received from warrants issued as of March 1, 1982 in connection with scofflaws. PUBLIC WORKS Trustee Soriano gave the following report: Repaired water meters which were found defective. i Preventative maintenance flushing of sanitary sewers with sewer j is in progress in Philipse Manor area. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee White that John Biros be granted permission to attend the spring meeting of the N.Y. Section American Water Works Association in Rochester April 5-7. Carried. Bank balance in water account as of March 1st is $14,982.72. Catch basins are being cleaned out in the Sleepy Hollow Manor area The undermined section of Kingsland Road between Evergreen and Hem* was excavated, filled and backfilled. Catch basins^have been repaired in the Village garage and Barnhart 1 Old picnic tables have been removed from Douglas Park. The new aerial ladder truck was received from Frank Chevrolet as per bid of August 17th. The next holiday will be April 9th, Good Friday. bulk pickup the week of April 5th. There will be no SENIOR CITIZENS Trustee White reported that Mr. Blueglass, Supt. of Schools, spoke to the citizens today on different curriculums offered, taxes and plans for the institution of Grandma and Grandpa Days. The citizens will take a trip to Atlantic City on March 10th and ii April, An Evening Dinner Theater. TAX EXEMPT & ASSESSMENT Trustee Timmings reported "progress", RECREATION &. .PARKS Trustee Gandolfo gave the following report: Vandalism: In Barnhart Park, one hemlock tree was destroyed, graff: was reported in Clinton Street. The second handrail was stolen off the Jack & Jill equipment in Clinton Street park. The glass in Margotti Park was removed by Gary Thomas. �-5" 3ey The electric box at Barnhart Park was destroyed and Mr. McCarthy was investigating. Beginners Lacrosse clinic will commence on March 1st at the Sleepy Hollow High School gym. Youth basketball regularly scheduled for Tuesday nights has been changed to Monday nights March 8 and 15th. ;\ h i The following ski trips are scheduled for the next two weeks: Jiminy Peak on March 6th; Whiteface Mt. March 12-14 and Hunter Mt. on March 13th. Dad's Club baseball kickoff night will be held on March 12th at Morse School. Movies and prizes will be awarded. Indoor tennis lessons have commenced. - .-j.il Men's and women's softball meetings will take place in the Village Court room. Men's will be on March 4th and the women's on March 2nd. We will have a report from Pat Lofaro regarding Kingsland Point Park within the next week. MAYOR'S REPORT Mayor Zegarelli stated that a letter was received from the Supervisor of the Town of New Castle regarding problems they are experiencing with Cable TV and referred the matter to Counsel. Mayor Zegarelli reported that the bills in connection with our request for a Board of Assessment Review legislation have been signed and sent to Assemblyman Sullivan. COMMUNICATIONS Communication from Wally Buxton resigning as Village Historian effective immediately was read. Trustee Timmings moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that his resignation be accepted with regret and a letter of thanks be sent to him as well as a certificate of appreciation, Carried. i s- h "' si1' LM it, it Communication from Michael Galella, 40 Depeyster Street, Manager, requesting permission to use Memorial Field for a softball tournament in May was read and referred to the recreation committee and Counsel for legality. Communication from Mr. John Carroll requesting permission on behalf of the VFW of Foreign Wars, to hold a Loyalty Day Parade on April 25th and that a contribution be made was read. Trustee Cavalieri moved, seconded by Trustee Timmings that permission be granted and that the police department be notified of same and the request for contribution be referred to the finance committee. Carried. \ !!, -fi �-6Communication from the County Department of Public Works that in lieu of the cash deposit for work done on County roads that the Board should adopt a resolution which shall guarantee that the work will be done in accordance with the conditions as set forth in the permit was read. Trustee Timmings moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that the following resolution be adopted: WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 605 of the Laws of 1941, revised as of June 5, 1961, the Commissioner of Public Works of Westchester County with the approval of the Board of Supervisors and thh County Executive of Westchester, has prescribed rules, regulations, sa guards, specifications and conditions for the protection, reconstruct! maintenance, or restoration of any County Road or portion thereof, and for the protection and safety of the traveling public thereon during a^ operations of reconstruction, maintenance or/restoration of such County road or portion thereof, and / i WHEREAS, the said rules and regulations require any person, firm, corporation, improvement district, or municipality doing any work upon any County road to obtain a written permit from the Commissioner of Public Works and to deposit a certified check made payable to the order of the County of Westchester in an amount computed by the extent of the proposed work, and WHEREAS, the said rules and regulations provide that any city, village, town public improvement district, or other municipality may, j in lieu of making the said mentioned deposit, file with the Commissioneij of Public Works a certified copy of a resolution duly adopted by the ] Governing Board of such municipality guaranteeing faithful performance ] by the said municipality of all the terms, covenants and conditions as set forth in the permit, which resolution shall be effective for permit^ issued during the remainder of the calendar year after adoption, and j WHEREAS, the Village of North Tarrytown, from time to time, is required to do work within the County road area for which a written permit from the Commissioner of Public Works of Westchester County is required, and for which a certified check deposit is required, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT i RESOLVED, that the Village of North Tarrytown does hereby guarantee faithful performance of all the terms, agreements, covenants and conditions of each and every written permit as referred to herein issued by the Commissioner of Public Works of Westchester County and that this guarantee of faithful performance shall be applicable to all such written permits issued during the current calendar year January 1, 1982December 31, 1982. Carried. .s �-7- .,**£ UNFINISHED BUSINESS Trustee Soriano stated that as a result of legal advertisements for the sale of 79 College Avenue, the bill came to $429.66, of which 79 College Avenue Development Fund, Inc. cannot pay because of lack of funds and the corporation is asking the Village to pay the bill. Following a short discussion, Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Timmings that payment be made from Village funds. Trustee DiFelice moved to table the motion, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo. On the motion to table, Mayor Zegarelli polled the Board as follows: Trustee Timmings - Yes Gandolfo •- Yes " Soriano - No Trustee Cavalieri " DiFelice " White - Yes Yes No y Motion carried. - Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Cavalieri that a public hearing be held on May 3rd on a proposed Local Law on Street. Trees. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli stated that he is in receipt of material regarding the gypsy moth program and referred the matter to public works committee. NEW BUSINESS A this time, Trustee DiFelice moved that the Board met in executive session to discuss a personnel matter, seconded by Trustee Soriano. Carried. Reconvening the meeting, Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the Chief of Police be given the same percentage increase pursuant to the police contract as the second highest man received (1st Lieut.), retroactive to June 1, 1981, said amount to be transferred from Contingency Fund. Motion carried while Trustee DiFelice abstained. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that based on discussions with Civil Service office, the Mayor be directed to outline to all department heads that part-timers will be paid on the basis of 17 hours per week, seasonal workers excluded, and that the Treasurer be ordered to adhere to this order. Carried. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Timmings that the bills submitted on the General Fund and Water & Sewer Department warrants dated March 1, 1982 be paid after approval by department heads and that the Treasurer be authorized to pay same and that a copy of this resolution be attached to the warrants. Carried. \ �-8- 3C7 There being no further business to come before the meeting, Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee White that the same be duly adjourned. Carried. Respectfully submitted, ! i Filomena Fallacaro Clerk f'i": i <* U • i)K ') «'i 6. <•* *il \r\\ \if'A\, t �\ TELEPHONE ( 9l4) RICHARD J. SPOTA <tt 1-0800 - Chief of Police \i police department Village of JJortfjftarrptoton.A §*. 10591 POLICE REPORT i otal Number Charged "by Police: 1. Arrested.•••.••.••••••••...•• 2. Summoned « FEBRUARY o 1982 •••••.• • •••»••»•••••• - - . . .......... ..1141 1227 Total Persons Charged with Crimes or Violations: 1. V&T Moving 2. V&T TTon-Moving, 36 . 3. C r i m i n a l T r e s p a s s . . . . . . • ©..«> . • o.. . . .-©.... 4. Scoff l a w . . . . . . . . . 0 . . . . . . 0 0 . 0 0 o...... . . . ...., 5. Possessioix of a Forged I n s t u r m e n t 2nd, 6. D.W.I ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7. Operating with a Suspended or Revoked License...... e •„... 8. Unlawful Possession of Marijuana.... ••••..•. 9..Altered Registration Certificate 37 -»>O-».«<0 O 4 3 4 2 2 . . . > » » «•«> >oooo..«o> Harassment. •••••o.e........eoo.e.............................o 10. Disorderly Conduct <>•••. «• 11 o Resisting Arrest.••. ...... oo 12. 13. Assault 3rd.••••.•Oo..o.o...oo...........••••••••••..oo.o.ooo 14. x r e sp ass. ... ...... . ••© 00...0.... ....................... 0....0000 ..o.o....o<>. 15. Criminal Impersonation 1st«>............... 00....0.-. 16. Criminal Possession of Marijuana............ 7. Reckless Driving. • •••-.••.•••.• ^.—. ..... ... . .............. —• ... •.»<>..•.• 8. D.W.I. (Felony) 1 9. Dog Ordinance Violations............ • ....••••o.. 15 i Total Parking Violations: 1. Metered Parking...•••••• 2. Other Parking Violations, yA i hi >:$ IS * tw 86 259 882 mi Total 1141 II? r. !'P i i \ �A •t^V^i TELEPHONE (914) 6^1-0800 RICHARD J. SPOTA Chief of Police police department Vfflajjt of J?ortij JEarrptoton, JJ. g>. 10591 Investigations of Investigations of Investigations of Aiding of Injured Reported Felonies, > . o . o . o * * o * o o o o o o . o - ••o • Other Complaints0o..o....o.»o.oo..o... Auto Accidentso.oo©. .Oo-..o.«oo.o.o..oo at Accidents.o..*...0«.o...o.o «o. oo***o*o> \J »oooo**o ccI o*ooo.«o IP Total Police Aided Cases: i. Police Aid to Sick Persons.. 0 .. 0 .o 2. Ambulance Requests© ooo...©oo©«> 3- Responding to AlarniSi.oooooe«o«o»e*».o T"o 0« O O O O O o 26 22 10 o.o.o< 11 . • . « o o< 8 «o• • .•. 2 o 0.00. 4-39 o <>..., « i j S C O i OS . . 0 0 . o * o o e e . o * * o o . o o o o « * . • • • • • • . . e . 5o Arrests on Warrants ' O O O O O O * . |5. Missing Persons, 7o Checking 51 Dark Houses 24-3 . • • • • • Total 518 Training: The following officers attended a 2 hour course on Radiological ^Jmergencies given at Yorktown Police Hdqts*! - Lt. James Brophy, Sgt. Stephen Kostelny, Sgto Lee Hayward, Sgt. William Booth, Det. Sgt. Carmine DeFalco & Ptlo Gabriel Hayes, Respectfully submitted, i? <• / / £^Z Richard J, Spota Chief of Police • �111' ^ / l STATEMENT AND CANVASS OF RETURN MADE BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF NORTH TARRYTOWN FOR THE VILLAGE ELECTION HELD IN SAID VILLAGE FOR THE YEAR 1982 We, the undersigned members of the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown, New York, DO HEREBY CERTIFY the results of the Annual Village Election in and for said Village on the 16th day of March, 1982, to be as follows: That the total number of ballots voted was was 2037 That the total number of votes cast for Village Trustees 5965 of which EMMANUEL J. LOBATO received 1038 JOSEPH D. LOFARO 1142 STEPHEN J. MACEYAK 1182 JAMES J. TIMMINGS 993 THOMAS J. CAVALIERI 851 MARGARET WHITE 759 ! IK HI We hereby declare the following elected For Trustee - Two year term EMMANUEL J. LOBATO JOSEPH D. LOFARO :EPHEN J. MACEYAK w ill hi .A, /VY\t4rry*^> iP tit- 4'i 'i, J / \ "11 �A THLEPHONE (914) to 1-0800 RICHARD J. SPOT* Chit) of Polici police department "tTinage of J^ortf) GTarrptoton, JJ. I*. 1 0 5 9 1 Investigations of Investigations of Investigations of Aiding of Injured Reported Felonies.o. o.o. .o.oooooo.o.o....oo•••<>• » 6 Other ComplaintSoo..o...»o..o.oo..o. ..00..0000..0 221 Auto Accidents(),oo6..00-..o..oo.o.o..oo...o.ot>o..o 13 at Accidents.o 3 0..0...0.o O0...o..oooo.. 243 Total P o l i c e Aided C a s e s : 1 . P o l i c e Aid t o Sick P e r s o n s . . o . . o . 2 . Ambulance R 3* Responding t o A l a n s . . » o o . o » * o « o . o * o . o T"o .....oo o 26 ...*o.o.«o...o 10 HiSCOr bS « « o o . o * o o o o . o . . o o . o o o o . « » . . « * . . . . o . . . . . » . . . . . o o » . o * * ' ' 5o Arrests on Warrants.......«,-. • oo 8 00 e £>• Missing Persons0oo0oo..ooooo.o......o.o«.......oo..o....o.. 2 7o Checking 51 Dark Houses o o.«o. 439 0 Total 518 Training: The following officers attended a 2 hour course on Radiological "^ergencies given at Yorktown Police Hdqts r - Lt« James Brophy, Sgt. Stephen Kostelny, Sgto Lee Hayward, Sgt. William Booth, Det. Sgt. Carmine DeFalco & Ptl« Gabriel Hayes, Respectfully submitted, Richard J, Spota Chief of Police • \ \ �T'^ ±A y !r i ' ili hi- .!' STATEMENT AND CANVASS OF RETURN MADE BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF NORTH TARRYTOWN FOR THE VILLAGE ELECTION HELD IN SAID VILLAGE FOR THE YEAR 1982 We, the undersigned members of the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown, New York, DO HEREBY CERTIFY the results of the Annual Village Election in and for said Village on the 16th day of March, 1982, to be as follows: That the total number of ballots voted was was 2037 •n. That the total number of votes cast for Village Trustees 5965 of which EMMANUEL J. LOBATO received 1038 JOSEPH D. LOFARO 1142 STEPHEN J. MACEYAK 1182 JAMES J. TIMMINGS 993 THOMAS J. CAVALIERI 851 MARGARET WHITE 759 We hereby declare the following elected For Trustee - Two year term EMMANUEL J. LOBATO JOSEPH D. LOFARO :EPHEN J. MACEYAK f f£ fH : figycduA^ IV. fi' m ll J / \ "i •"' .II tiI ! » i �' ? . i! l: : !5 ;• ?! u m *. '!i^' 1*!! 1 "'.i*!. a • 111$ - 'l 1 w m: ^ \.<| t, , ' ft >C 'nH » 'A ;i •? * s i»; ikkjiijj .• �311 -2- That the whole number of ballots voted for the Office of Trustee in the FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT of the Village of North Tarrytown was L81 , total number of votes cast 533 of which Emmanuel J. Lobato received 103 Joseph D. Lofaro 120 H Stephen J. Maceyak 114 it James J. Timmings 69 it Thomas J. Cavalieri 69 it Margaret White 58 tt That the whole number of ballots voted for the Office of Trustee in the SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT of the Village of North Tarrytown was 320 , total number of votes cast 926 of which received Emmanuel J. Lobato 154 it Joseph D. Lofaro 161 ii Stephen J. Maceyak 173 H James J. Timmings 142 Thomas J. Cavalieri n — 146 it Margaret White 150 That the whole number of ballots voted for the Office of Trustee in the THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT of the Village of North Tarrytown was 140 , total number of votes cast 413 of which Emmanuel J. Lobato Joseph D. Lofaro Stephen J. Maceyak James J. Timmings Thomas J. Cavalieri Margaret White received 78 76 83 63 63 50 II II II II II That the whole number of ballots voted for the Office of Trustee in the FOURTH ELECTION DISTRICT of the Village of North Tarrytown was 139 , total number of votes cast 413 of which Emmanuel J. Lobato Joseph D. Lofaro Stephen J. Maceyak James J. Timmings Thomas J. Cavalieri Margaret White received II II — II II II • ~ 75 84 85 63 63 43 That the whole number of ballots voted for the Office of Trustee in the FIFTH ELECTION DISTRICT of the Village of North Tarrytown was 226 , total number of votes cast 669 °f which Emmanuel J. Lobato Joseph D. Lofaro Stephen J. Maceyak James J. Timmings Thomas J. Cavalieri Margaret White received it it it n it 129 136 146 96 90 72 That the whole number of ballots voted for the Office of Trustee in the SIXTH ELECTION DISTRICT of the Village of North Tarrytown was 183 , total number of votes cast 540 of which Emmanuel J. Lobato Joseph D. Lofaro Stephen J. Maceyak James J. Timmings Thomas J. Cavalieri Margaret White \ received it it tt it ti 81 87 91 120 79 82 �I ! >! i I 'I: if 'u • IT' I ' , r* �3/^ -3- That the whole number of ballots voted for the Office of Trustee in the SEVENTH ELECTION DISTRICT of the Village of North Tarrytown was 356 , total number of votes cast 1042 of which Emmanuel J. Lobato Joseph D. Lofaro Stephen J. Maceyak James J. Timmings Thomas J. Cavalieri Margaret White received M " " 178 I9Q 208 191 155 120 That the whole number of ballots voted for the Office of Trustee in the EIGHTH ELECTION DISTRICT of the Village of North Tarrytown was i7i , total number of votes cast 492 of which Emmanuel J. Lobato Joseph D. Lofaro Stephen J. Maceyak James J. Timmings Thomas J. Cavalieri Margaret White received " " " 73 105 81 92 71 70 That the whole number of ballots voted for the Office of Trustee in the NINTH ELECTION DISTRICT of the Village of North Tarrytown was 220 > total number of votes cast 641 of which Emmanuel J. Lobato Joseph D. Lofaro Stephen J. Maceyak James J. Timmings Thomas J. Cavalieri Margaret White received " " " 136 146 157 88 60 54 That the whole number of ballots voted for the Office of Trustee in the TENTH ELECTION DISTRICT of the Village of North Tarrytown was 101 , total number of votes cast 296 of which Emmanuel J. Lobato Joseph D. Lofaro Stephen J. Maceyak James J. Timmings Thomas J. Cavalieri Margaret White received " " " 31 37 44 69 55 60 TRUSTEES FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT 533 SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT 926 THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT 413 FOURTH ELECTION DISTRICT 413 FIFTH ELECTION DISTRICT 669 SIXTH ELECTION DISTRICT 540 SEVENTH ELECTION DISTRICT 1042 EIGHTH ELECTION DISTRICT 492 NINTH ELECTION DISTRICT 641 TENTH ELECTION DISTRICT 296 TOTAL 5965 � 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 Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes & Resolutions-1982 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_TRUST_1982-03-01 Subject The topic of the resource Board of Trustees Minutes-1982 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/18946238c7b0f7db16cb1411de075207.pdf e4ae9652b3d688822af9aead20d7f20e PDF Text Text 313 PUBLIC HEARING NORTH TARRYTOWN, N.Y. March 22, 1982 y A regular meeting was held before the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown on the above date. Present Philip E. Zegarelli, Mayor James J. Timmings Peter Soriano Thomas J. Cavalieri Mario DiFelice Margaret White, Trustees Robert J. Ponzini, Counsel Absent Janet Gandolfo, Trustee Mayor Zegarelli called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.M. with a prayer and salute to the flag. Mayor Zegarelli called for bids on a recreation utility garage. The following bids were opened: J.C. Perri, Inc., Tarrytown, N.Y. Item I - Building II - Electrical III - Plumbing IV - Fence V - Asphalt Bond of $5,000 enclosed. J.M.C. Enterprises, Pelham, N.Y. Item I II III IV V Check i n the amt. of $927.96 enc. P h i l l i p J . O c c h i n o , Thornwood, N.Y Item I (No bids on other items) No check enclosed. Danic E l e c t r i c , P e e k s k i l l , N.Y. Item I I (No bids on other items) No check enclosed. Total 12,000.00 1,800.00 600.00 300.00 1,200.00 15,900.00 I Total ! 12,432.75 3,630.00 1,089.00 500.00 907.50 18,559.25 1 \\ 9,500.00 3,200.00 m n �l 31 -2B e l a C o n s t r u c t i o n C o . , Yonkers, N.Y. Item I II III IV V Total 24,660.00 2,843.00 1,820.00 440.00 2,400.00 32,163.00 Check in the amount of $1250 enclosed. Tempest C o n s t r u c t i o n C o . , E a s t c h e s t e r , N.Y. Item I II III IV V Total 12,275.00 3,500.00 650.00 650.00 1,500.00 18,575.00 Check i n the amount of $928.75 enclosed. Malacarne C o n t r a c t i n g , Item Inc., Pleasantville,NY I II III IV V Total Check i n the amount of $735.20 enclosed. 9,224.00 3,445.00 773.00 425.00 837.00 14,704.00 N. P i c c o & S o n s , Mamaroneck, N.Y. Item I II III IV V Total Check in the amount of $1,300 enclosed. 13,990.00 3,900.00 1,850.00 700.00 1,800.00 22,240.00 Mayor Z e g a r e l l i moved t h a t t h e b i d s b e r e f e r r e d t o t h e R e c r e a t i o n and P a r k s Committee f o r r e c o m m e n d a t i o n , s e c o n d e d by T r u s t e e W h i t e . T r u s t e e Timmings amended t h e r e s o l u t i o n t h a t C o u n s e l r e v i e w a l l b i d s f o r l e g i t i m a c y and t h a t t h e r e c r e a t i o n c o m m i t t e e r e p o r t back to th B o a r d , s e c o n d e d by T r u s t e e W h i t e . Carried. Mayor Z e g a r e l l i r e a d t h e n o t i c e of h e a r i n g t o h e a r and c o n s i d e r th p r o p o s e d u s e of F e d e r a l Revenue S h a r i n g f u n d s and a s k e d i f t h e r e was a n y o n e p r e s e n t who would l i k e t o a d d r e s s t h e Board on s a i d h e a r i n g . *» �Mayor Zegarelli stated that we are mandated to have a hearing on what we are going to do with Federal funds. He stated that the funds received by the Village will be incorporated in the new budget. No one appearing on the hearing, Trustee Timmings moved, seconded by Trustee White that the hearing be closed. Carried. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee White that the minutes of the meeting held on March 1, 1982 be approved as written. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli asked if there was anyone present who would like to address the Board may do so at this time. No one appearing before the Board, the regular order of business was resumed. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES BUILDINGS & GROUNDS Trustee Cavalieri reported that another meeting will be held of the Buildings & Grounds Committee and the Technical Service Review Board on Thursday, at 8 P.M. as well as the newly elected Trustees to discuss the utilization of space in Village Hall. Trustee Cavalieri moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that the Mayor be authorized to sign an agreement with the architect for space utilization in Village Hall and the Municipal Building at a cost of not more than $1600. Carried. Trustee Cavalieri moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that the Mayor be authorized to sign the contract with John Thaler for the mainten-* ance of floors, etc. in Central, Rescue and Union Hose Companies on an on-going basis, money to be taken from General Fund, seconded by Trustee DiFelice. Trustee Cavalieri stated that the Village Attorney has approved the contract. Carried. FINANCE & DEVELOPMENT In the absence of Trustee Gandolfo, Trustee Timmings reported a balance of $259,134.55 in the General Fund as of March 22, 1982. GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS Trustee White reported that she attended a swim-a-thon sponsored by the YMCA on Saturday. LABOR RELATIONS Trustee Timmings stated that as a reminder to the new committee that the CSEA contract will be the first major item of business to be undertaken The committee may want to consider the 1981-82 granted salary increase of 8.27o to CSEA and the police contract had an increase of 7%. The committee should start negotiating on the CSEA contract, he said. Trustee Timmings stated that John Biros has responded to all first stage grievances and several have been forwarded to the second stage. �\p -A- PUBLIC SAFETY Trustee DiFelice stated that the street light maintenance contract expires May 31st and moved that specifications be prepared and bids returned on May 3rd for the year commencing June 1, 1982-May 31, 1983, seconded by Trustee Soriano. Carried. Trustee DiFelice stated that the meter maintenance contract expires May 31st and moved that specifications be prepared and bids be received on May 3, 1982 for meter maintenance contract for the year June 1, 1982May 31, 1983, seconded by Trustee Soriano. Carried. Trustee DiFelice proceeded to move that bids be received on a polica car on April 5th, however, during a discussion, Trustee Timmings stated! that any purchases made at this time would be taken from this year's I budget, after which the matter was held in abeyance until such time as | the 1983 models are made. Trustee Cavalieri reiterated that the car should have no air conditioning and also recommended a small car. Trustee DiFelice stated that Ptl. Ferguson attended the Maxwell Institute in Bronxville from March 1-5, which dealt with the use and abuse of drugs and alcohol by school age children. Trustee DiFelice stated that he is in receipt of a letter from Fred Fukuchi thanking Ptl. Ferguson for the aid given to his wife and moved that the letter be placed in his folder, seconded by Trustee White, Carried. Trustee DiFelice stated that Frank Mangieri, Chairman of the Drug Guidance Council, has taken a drug course sponsored by the N.Y. ArchdiocJ at the JFK high school. j Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Timmings that Mr. Mangi^ be reimbursed the registration fee. Carried. ! i Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Timmings that the I attendance of the Court Clerk at a seminar in New Paltz on March 19th bJ confirmed and that expenses incurred be paid by the Village. Carried. I Trustee DiFelice stated that the tentative date for the ambulance Cc dinner is April 24th. Trustee DiFelice stated that the Police Chief is still investigating the taxi company's violations and final disposition will be made by the next meeting. PUBLIC WORKS Trustee Soriano gave the following report: Preventative measures of sanitary sewer lines in Sleepy Hollow Manor is in progress. Excavated and repaired a broken section of sanitary sewer on Kelbourne Avenue. Balance in water account as of March 22, 1982 is $29,377.48. •» �-5- J/7 Cleaning out catch basins in Sleepy Hollow Manor and reconstructed catch basins on Kingsland Road and Sleepy Hollow Road. Sealing joints on New Broadway and filling potholes with cold patch throughout the Village The department removed 68 tons of paper with a dollar return of $1088 on bulk pickup days for the nine months ending February 28th and salvaged approximately 75 tons of iron for a return of $1500 plus a saving of $1162 for not hauling to Croton. In connection with the referendum on solid waste to be held on March 30th, Trustee Soriano read an opinion from John Biros recommending that we continue to support the creation of the solid waste disposal district. Trustee Soriano reported that in connection with the agreement the Village has with Phelps Memorial Hospital for the use of their dumping area, the Town of Mt. Pleasant has indicated an interest in using it also. Since the agreement that the Village has with the hospital is not assignabl the Town would have to enter into its own agreement. The Town needs a dumping area, said Trustee Soriano, and he saw no objection to their using it provided that they share expenses in the event that additional piping is necessary and that an agreement is made with the hospital. He recommended that a meeting be held with the Town. Following a discussion, Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that a letter be sent to the hospital outlining the Village's position concerning the contract and the fact that even though the contract states that we have exclusive use, other governmental agencies have been utilizing it for a dump site and we have been criticized for it and we had nothing to do with it. RECREATION & PARKS In the absence of Trustee Gandolfo, Trustee Cavalieri gave the following report: Vandalism at Clinton Street park. A vehicle or truck was stuck in Douglas Park and made huge holes in the mud. Margotta Courts playground was also struck by vandalism. The North Tarrytown Recreation Department, together with the Tarrytown Recreation Department and the PTA of Washington Irving Jr. High School and Morse Schoo are making plans for an after school program for children which will be self-sustaining. Scheduled starting date is the second week of April. Trustee Cavalieri stated that Gary Thomas completed his six months probationary period and moved that he be placed on permanent basis effective immediately, and that the $500 withheld from his salary be adjusted accordingly, seconded by Trustee Soriano. Carried. The ski trip program, sponsored with the Westchester Ski Teens, ended this week. The Easter Egg hunt, co-sponsored with the Knights of Columbus and the Tarrytown Recreation Department will be held on April 3rd at 10 A.M| in Patriots Park. Trustee Cavalieri stated that the Recreation Department is pleased to announce that the sum of $22,000 has been collected in revenues (Stateaid, fees and charges). He stated that the figure is $9,000 over the anticipated income of $13,000. �-6At this time, Frank Quinn inquired if he could place his bid for the recreation utility shed. He stated that he just came off a job and arrived late. Mayor Zegarelli stated that bids were opened at the beginning of the meeting and it would not be appropriate to open his bid at this tin SENIOR CITIZENS Trustee White stated that Bingo was held last Monday by the club. A trip has been planned to An Evening Dinner Theater on April 22nd. A social hour will be held on April 13th for Easter and a tentative trip has been scheduled to West Point on May 1st. Trustee Soriano stated that he is in receipt of a report from Dr. McNaughton, North Tarrytown's representative on the Town of Mt. Pleasan Senior Citizens Council that the public corporation under the auspices of the Town of Mt. Pleasant has no plans for Senior Citizen housing in North Tarrytown, however, if it branches out, North Tarrytown will be considered. TAX EXEMPT & ASSESSMENT Trustee Timmings stated that the requested decrease in assessment at the Van Tassel would result in a Village Tax collection of $1 per month per apartments and the committee recommends that the Village take aggressive action to fight this certiorari. MAYOR'S REPORT Mayor Zegarelli stated that a letter has been received from Edith Nelson, President of the Philipstown Community Council at Cold Spring asking our support for the proposed legislation, Assembly Bill #8670. The proposal being re-introduced by Willis Stephens will delete part of the present law's confidentiality and secrecy requirement and make mandatory the availability of the accusatory instruments and the names against whom they are filed as public record subject to inspection and review. I Mayor Zegarelli stated that he would have the Bill on the desk fori the Board's perusal. Mayor Zegarelli noted communication from Mayor DeFazio of Sylvan Beach, N.Y. whereby he inserted a copy of Assembly Bill #3009 introduce! by Assemblyman Levy to amend Section 277 of the Highway Law which would exempt Village taxpayers from paying town highway budget items 3 & 4 and which has been introduced before the Assembly Transportation Commitl Mayor Zegarelli read a letter from the D.O.T. in answer to the Village's letter regarding our request to reduce the speed limit on Route 9. Mr. Mignogna stated that a formal investigation has been initiated and a study will be conducted at the location. Mayor Zegarelli read a letter from Senator Goodhue regarding her support for revenue sharing and opposing the cap on it. �.7. ^ / ; Mayor Zegarelli noted a letter from Lawrence Sally, Dty Commissioner, Division of Housing & Community Development Westchester County, requesting that the Village take part in housing ies. Homebuying classes are being organized by the Westchester Restitial Opportunities. April is Housing Month. The letter was referred to the building inspector andlliam Doorley. Mayor Zegarelli stated that all contracts in connectiwith the Village garage have been received. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano t the Mayor be authorized to sign all contracts, papers, etc. in conneon with the Village Garage. Carried. COMMUNICATIONS Communication from Sec'y. of Fire Council regarding oges in personnel in Fire Patrol, Rescue Hose, Pocantico H & L anciion Hose Companies, request for exempt certificates, permission forscue Hose and Columbia Hose to take its apparatus to parades and a nest for Chief Bozelli to take the Fire Chief's car to the parades; read. Trustee Timmings moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice it action of Council be confirmed. Carried. Trustee Timmings moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice it action of the Clerk in issuing a dance permit to the Cuban Club jMarch 20th be confirmed. Carried. The Clerk informed the Board of a notice of claim ofraldine Smith against the Village and the Town of Mt. Pleasant anaat the same was referred to the insurance carrier and Village Attorne; Trustee Timmings moved, seconded by Trustee White thaction of the Clerk be confirmed. Carried. The Clerk informed the Board that the Mayor filed th982-83 tentative budget with her on March 9, 1982 and in connect with this, Trustee Timmings moved, seconded by Trustee White that a lie hearing be held on the tentative budget on April 12, 1982. Carr. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee White thahe 1982 Assessment Roll setting forth a total subject to taxation the amount of $40,103,874.00 be accepted and that the reductions in assments as approved and disapproved by the Assessor be granted and/oenied. Carried. Trustee Timmings read a letter he received from Mrs.izabeth Meller, Highland Ave., urging the permanent extension of the WarnLibrary hours on Sundays. Matter referred to the Board. � 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 Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes & Resolutions-1982 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_TRUST_1982-03-22 Subject The topic of the resource Board of Trustees Minutes-1982 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/103cda494dbcebda3bfb456bb009127d.pdf 7065a5a6a10497c19b87262268df4a60 PDF Text Text ORGANIZATION MEETING NORTH TARRYTOWN, N.Y. April 5, 1982 $> >~ The Organization Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown, N,Y, was held on the above date. Present Philip E. Zegarelli, Mayor Stephen J. Maceyak Janet Gandolfo Peter Soriano Joseph D. Lofaro Mario DiFelice Emmanuel J, Lobato, Trustees Absent Robert J, Ponzini, Counsel Mayor Zegarelli called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.M. with a prayer and salute to the flag and stated that the purpose of the meeting was to organize committees and make appointments to Boards. After the swearing in of the newly-elected Trustees, Mayor Zegarelli welcomed Trustees Maceyak, Lofaro and Lobato/the Board. He stated that based on a sincere desire to start out on the right foot, both sides have joined with him in working together for the people and government of the Village. He stated that North Tarrytown is best served when people debate the issues.. listen to the public—propose alternatives—but when the decision or agreement is reached, the Board unites and goes forward for the residents and citizens. Mayor Zegarelli stated that good government can best be served by good debate and united action. Several actions have been started, i.e., the intersection of Routes 9 and 448 has been completed; Fremont Pond has started; the Village garage has been started; after 9 years of neglect, the Strand Theater is on the tax rolls; Kingsland Point Park will remain open; Village services remain high--new equipment has been purchased, road pavement work, sidewalks rebuilt and our assessment roll grown while our Village tax rate has slowed despite several years of high inflation and mandated service expenses coming down to our local level from the Federal and State Governments. He stated that with the preliminary approval of our Urban County grant, we will go a long way towards meeting our goals over the next three years: a park for the handicapped, monies for three off-street parking lot proposals, and funds for major street and sidewalk improvements. He cited other ongoing points that the Board must decide upon also. We will not please everyone, said the Mayor, and we will probably make mistakes, but we will try and will always seek to do what is best for our Village. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the name of Filomena Fallacaro, for Village Clerk, Deputy Tax Collector and Registrar of V.S. for a term of two years, seconded by Trustee Maceyak. Motion carried. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the name of Irene Amato for Village Treasurer, Tax Collector and Deputy Clerk for a term of two years, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo. Motion carried. •» �rtf* -2Mayor Zegarelli proposed the name of Robert Ponzini, Village Attorney, for a term of one year, seconded by Trustee Soriano. Motion carried. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the name of John Tucciarone for Village Prosecutor for a term of* one year, seconded by Trustee Lofaro, Motion carried. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the name of Landry & Singlar, CPA as temporary Village Auditor, seconded by Trustee DiFelice, Motion carriec Mayor Zegarelli proposed the name of Victor Page as Village Assess* on a temporary basis, seconded by Trustee Lobato. Carried. Hj Mayor Zegarelli stated that members of the Board of Assessment ReHI will not be constituted at(this time until such time as special legisla! > is adopted in Albany which will enable us to establish a more pertinent committee. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the name of Al Matra a member of the Building Board for a term of three years, seconded by Trustee Maceyak. Motion carried. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the name of Dr. Stephen Salman a member of the Planning Board for a term of five years, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo. Motion Carried. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the name of John Arcate a member of the Zoning Board of Appeals and temporary chairman for a term of five years, seconded by Trustee Soriano Motion carried. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the name of Joseph Bozelli as Fire Inspector for a term of one year, seconded by Trustee Lofaro. Motion Carried. Mayor Zegarelli appointed Joseph Ortiz a member of the North Tarrytown Housing Authority for a term of five years. • Mayor Zegarelli proposed the name of Joseph Schwer a member of thH| Electrical Board (Contractor) for a term of two years, seconded by * Trustee DiFelice. Motion carried. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the name of Victor Page a member of the Electrical Board (Code Enforcement Officer) for a term of one year, seconded by Trustee Lobato. Motion carried. I i Mayor Zegarelli proposed the name of Edward McCarthy as Con Edison' representative on the Electrical Board for a term of one year, seconded by Trustee Maceyak. Motion carried. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the name of William Craft as the Board of Fire Underwriter's representative on the Electrical Board for a term of one year, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo. Motion carried. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the name of Dr. Elio J. Ippolito, Police Surgeon for a term of one year, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo. Carried. �-3- %4 Y Mayor Zegarelli proposed the name of Ann McClurken,Police Matron for a term of one year, seconded by Trustee Soriano. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the name of Dennis Fitzgerald, Acting Village Justice, for a term of one year, seconded by Trustee Lofaro. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the name of Joseph Finnegan, Village Historian, for a term of one year, seconded by Trustee DiFelice. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the name of William Shroba a member of the Recreation Commission to fill the unexpired term of Joseph Lofaro (6 years until 1988), seconded by Trustee Lobato. Motion Carried. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the name of Mary Vizvary a member of the Recreation Commission for a term of seven years, seconded by Trustee Maceyak. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the name of Joseph Ruscigno a member of the Senior Citizens Commission for a term of seven years, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo. Motion carried. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the name of Kathryn Swanson a member of the Senior Citizens Commission for a term of five years, seconded by Trustee Soriano. Motion carried. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the following names to the Environmental Council for a term of two years each, seconded by Trustee Lofaro: Ralph Cellante, Gordon Connoles, Anna DeLuca, Curtis Heath, Temp. Chairman, John Arcate, Jr., and Richard Sweet. Motion carried. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the following names to the Drug Guidance Council for a term of three years each, seconded by Trus-tee DiFelice: Rev. G. Vanderhart, Dr. J. DiBianco and Leonard Andrews. Motion carried. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the following names as members of the Handicapped Committee for the following terms, seconded by Trustee Lobato: Joseph Matra - 1 yr.; Eva Piedemonte-2 yrs.and temporary chairman; Willis Moon-1 yr.; Gwendolyn Carter-2 yrs.; and Aretha Allen-2 yrs. Motion carried. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the following names as members of the Traffic & Transportation Committee, seconded by Trustee Maceyak: Caroline Amenta-1 yr . ; Sal Donzella-2 yrs.; Gerald Bregman-2 yrs.; Ugo Checchi-1 yr.; Dominick Festa-2 yrs. and Richard Ayers-1 yr. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli appointed Trustees Gandolfo and Lobato to serve as North Tarrytown's representatives on the Library Board for a term of one year. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the name of James Margotta a member of the Library Board for a term of five years and temporary chairman, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo. Carried. �V-* -4Mayor Zegarelli stated that the State Legislature has given approval for an additional member of the Library Board and proposed the name of Joan Levy for a term of one year, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the name of Frank O'Brien a member of the Technical Service Review Board for a term of five years, seconded by Trustee Soriano. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli appointed Trustee Gandolfo Deputy Mayor for a term of one year. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the First National Bank of North Tarrytown as our depository of Village funds, seconded by Trustee Lofa Carried. that Mayor Zegarelli proposed/the Tarrytown Daily News be designated as the official newspaper of the Board, seconded by Trustee Maceyak: i Mayor Zegarelli polled the Board as follows: Trustee Macevak Gandolfo " Soriano - Yes - Yes - Yes Trustee Lofaro - Yes " DiFelice - No " Lobato - Yes Mayor Zegarelli voted "Yes" and declared the motion carried. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the first and third Mondays of each month as meeting dates and at the Call of the Chair, seconded by Trustee Lobato. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli proposed Roberts Rules of Order as the official Parliamentary Procedure of the Board, seconded by Trustee Maceyak. Carri Mayor Zegarelli designated Trustee DiFelice, Chairman of the Police Committee, a member of the Police Pension Fund Committee. The Mayor and Chief of Police are automatically Trustees of such fund. Mayor Zegarelli proposed the following Trustees to committees, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo i Administration & Construction Trustee Soriano, Chairman Trustee DiFelice Trustee Lofaro Finance Trustee Trustee Trustee & Real Estate Gandolfo, Chairperson Lofaro DiFelice Fire Trustee Lofaro, Chairman Trustee DiFelice Trustee Soriano Gov. Relations & Senior Citizens Trustee Soriano, Chairman Trustee Lobato Trustee Gandolfo i �3zC -5Labor Relations & Contracts Trustee Lobato, Chairman Trustee Gandolfo Trustee Maceyak Police Trustee DiFelice, Chairman Trustee Lobato Trustee Maceyak Public Works Trustee Maceyak, Chairman Trustee Soriano Trustee DiFelice Recreation & Parks Trustee Gandolfo, Chairman Trustee Maceyak Trustee Lofaro Tax Exempt Prop. & Assessments Trustee Lobato, Chairman Trustee Gandolfo Trustee Soriano Motion carried. Mayor Zegarelli appointed the entire Board as a committee of the whole for study and consideration of the budget and stated that a public hearing will be held on April 12, 1982. Mayor Zegarelli stated that one item of business must be taken care of this evening. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the Treasurer be authorized to pay Somers Contracting Corporation the amount of $37,000 as the first installment payment in connection with the Village garage construction. Carried. There being no further business to come before the meeting, Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that the same be duly adjourned. Carried. Respectfully submitted, ^^%^^ Filomena Fallacaro Clerk feM^L^t^ � 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 Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes & Resolutions-1982 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_TRUST_1982-04-05 Subject The topic of the resource Board of Trustees Minutes-1982 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/2d11e4669834cf6676cbdf53f7e81a34.pdf e095372b73c28c67bd05f23eb2b0e42a PDF Text Text 3-27 BUDGET HEARING NORTH TARRYTOWN, N.Y APRIL 12th, 1982 A public hearing on the tentative budget for the fiscal year 1982-1983 was held by the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown on the above date. PRESENT Philip E. Zegarelli, Mayor Stephen Maceyak, Janet Gandolfo, Peter Soriano, Joseph Lofaro, Mario DiFelice, Emanuel Lobato, Trustees Mayor Zegarelli called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.M. and read the public notice of hearing for the proposed budget which includes proposed uses of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds. No one appearing either for or against the Budget, Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that the hearing be duly adjourned. Carried. Respectfully submitted, Irene Amatp Deputy Clerk \ � 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 Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes & Resolutions-1982 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_TRUST_1982-04-12 Subject The topic of the resource Board of Trustees Minutes-1982 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/34d44608be8d8276212989d4b04e0ab3.pdf 4cd1e92b99c87db47cf4043e621ff83d PDF Text Text 3 ^ NORTH TARRYTOWN, N.Y. April 19, 1982 A regular meeting was held before the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown on the above date. Present Philip E. Zegarelli, Mayor Stephen J. Maceyak Janet Gandolfo Peter Soriano Joseph D. Lofaro Mario DiFelice Emmanuel Lobato, Trustees Robert J. Ponzini, Counsel Mayor Zegarelli called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.M. with a prayer and salute to the flag. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that the minutes of the meetings held on March 22nd, April 5th and April 12th be approved as written. Carried, Mayor Zegarelli asked if there was anyone present who would like to address the Board may do so at this time, Mr. Thomas Cavalieri, 151 Webber Avenue, stated that he heard that the Board was going to discuss the possibility of buying dogs for the police department. As a former member of the Board and now as a citizen, he said that he protests any monies being used to train or pu?:chase dogs. He stated that they are of no use in our Village. The last time we had a dog, it destroyed the inside of the police car, said Mr. Cavalieri and he does not see why we need another dog. Mr. Seymour Stein, a member of the Directors of C.O.C. read letters from the Rev. John Sykes of the Shiloh Baptist Church, Rev. Leroy Perry of the Foster Memorial Church and John Keels, Director of the C.O.C. strongly opposing the use of dogs for law enforcement. Mayor Zegarelli stated that no firm decision has been reached on the part of the Board. This was an item recommended in the police budget which was being studied. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ADMINISTRATION & CONSTRUCTION Trustee Soriano stated that a meeting was held on March 25th with the Technical Service Review Board, Ronald Turnquist and Board members to discuss the utilization of space in the building. We are now waiting for recommendations. Johnson Controls are presently working on the heating system, said Trustee Soriano. �-2Trustee Soriano stated that the Colonial Lifts Co. has been notified that the Village is not prepared to install an elevator in th< building, however, if funds are available in the future, we would so notify them. Trustee Soriano read the first progress report from Ronald Turnqui on the Village Garage construction. It is 127n completed, he said. Trustee Soriano stated that he investigated the work of Mr. Thaler with whom the Village has a contract for cleaning of firehouses and in questioning some of the firemen, found that he is doing a satisfactory job and he does not recommend the hiring of a new custodian at this tinw FINANCE & REAL ESTATE Trustee Gandolfo reported a cash balance of $288,570.96 in the General Fund as of April 19, 1982. In Trustee A1990.4 Trustee order to govern the cost of the increases for the police, Gandolfo moved that $36,000 be transferred from Contingency to A3120.1 Police Salaries as per police contract, seconded by DiFelice. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that action of the Treasurer in re-investing $400,000 for 30 days at 1170 interest with the First National Bank of North Tarrytown be confirmed. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo stated that a letter has been received from HUD regarding the N.Y.S. Closeout Audit in connection with the Urban Renewal Project. The amount due the State is $18,817 which has to be paid withi thirty days. Following a discussion, the matter was referred to counsel to request an extension. Trustee Gandolfo stated that there are two bills submitted for payment tonight that she would like to discuss in committee before approving them. One bill is from the Village of Tarrytown regarding the Tarrytown Lakes and the other is for the mini-bus for senior citiz i Trustee Gandolfo stated that there is also a bill from Johnson Control in the amount of $8900 which she would like to discuss with the building inspector before approval. She stated that most people are not pleased with the system. Trustee Gandolfo stated that several members of the Philipse Manor * Improvement Association met with John Biros regarding Fremont Pond. The contractor has proceeded in digging out a hole for the spoil area and some members who live on Hunter Avenue are concerned about the drainage problem. All involved reviewed the layout of the plans Everything is going along well, she said. FIRE Trustee Lofaro reported that he received estimates for equipment needed for the fire inspectors, as well as estimates for fire alarm wires into the hospital and submitted them to Trustee Gandolfo for the budget. i �-3- 33, Mayor Zegarelli stated that the budget will be adopted on April 29th. GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS-SENIOR CITIZENS Trustee Soriano stated that he is in receipt of a communication from a private company who will make a study of all phone bills for a 12 month period, free of charge, to ascertain errors in our phone bills. If any errors are found, the company will receive 50?o of the amount reimbursed to the Village, he said. Following a short discussion, Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that the company be requested to review the phone bills. Carried. Trustee Soriano stated that he had called the Town of New Castle that he would attend the meeting regarding McClean Cable TV if he is available. He stated that he also called the County and signed up for the tour which will be held on April 24th sponsored by Urban Development to get some ideas for the beautification along Beekman Avenue. Trustee Soriano stated that at the Village Officials meeting held last week, the Association went on record requesting Villages to write their legislators to support an override of Governor Carey's veto of the $7 9.9 million in special aid to municipalities for the fiscal year 1982-83 and moved that our State Legislators be contacted to this effect, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo. Carried. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that our State legislators be contacted to support bills S3264 and A4185 which limits group homes (under the Mental Hygiene Law) to a ratio of one facility per each 15,000 population. Carried. Trustee Soriano stated that an invitation is extended by the Blythedale Home to anyone interested to celebrate National Volunteer Week on May 6th. Community leaders will be there to greet the public, he said. Trustee Soriano stated that the cheese program will be available again tomorrow. Trustee Soriano stated that 100 people attended the citizens meeting. The happy hour was paid for by the Cardinal's Catholic Charities campaign, he said. Trustee Soriano stated that the next meeting of the Town of Mt. Pleasant Senior Citizens Council will be held on May 6th. Housing for Senior Citizens, with help from the County, is still being reviewed, he said. LABOR RELATIONS & CONTRACTS Trustee Lobato stated that the CSEA contract is due to expire soon and in preparation of same, he has obtained a copy of the present contract, as well as copies of contracts from neighboring Villages. He stated that a report and recommendations will be presented to the Board for consideration. �-4POLICE Trustee DiFelice reported that a demonstration of K9 police dogs was given on April 14th requested by the Chief. Letters have been received from retirees on the old police pension fund requesting increases, said Trustee DiFelice. He stated that the last increase (a cost of living) given them was in 1977. There are seven people remaining in the old pension fund, he said, and it is the recommendation of the committee to give a $500 cost of living payment to the members. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that on recommendation of the police committee, $3500 be transferred 'from Contingency A1990.4 to Deficiency appropriation, for cost of living in the amount of $500 per retiree in the local police pension fund. Carried. Trustee DiFelice gave the following report for March: I I I * (In official minutes) Trustee DiFelice read letters from B. Nicol, 95 Beekman Avenue, Mrs. J. Gallinger, Maple St f , A. Fleischman and H, Peller, thanking officers in the police department for their aid, lectures and house survellience and moved that copies be placed in their respective folders, seconded by Trustee Lofaro. Carried, A letter was received from the hospital thanking the police department for their assistance during the last snow storm, said Trustei DiFelice. PUBLIC WORKS Trustee Maceyak moved that specifications be prepared and bids be returned on May 17th for a 3/4 ton, 4 wheel drive pickup truck with snow plow, seconded by Trustee Soriano. Carried. i Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that a new I position of skilled laborer be posted to take effect June 1st. Carried. Trustee Maceyak stated that a man has been assigned to clean Beekman Avenue during morning hours, He stated that a letter is being drafted to all businessmen on the Avenue asking for their cooperation i: cleaning their property. Following a short discussion, Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the Supt. of Public Works and himself affix their signatures to the letter, Carried. Trustee Maceyak reported that the water department assisted the highway department in plowing and clearing snow around fire hydrants. Trustee Maceyak reported a balance of $22,689.34 in the water and sewer account as of April 19th. The highway department sanded and removed snow during the last snow storm,reported Trustee Maceyak. The gates at the Village yard have been repaired and are now closed during non-working days, said Trustee Maceyak. r �^3r^ -5RECREATION & PARKS Trustee Gandolfo gave the following report: The North Tarrytown Dads' Club baseball season opens this Saturday and the girls' softball league opens on April 26th. The AYSO Soccer League will start its season on Sunday. teams, with 160 boy's and girls will be participating. Fifteen An additional class of aerobics was added to the winter/spring schedule with 15 residents participating. This year's Easter Egg Hunt, co-sponsored with the Tarrytown Recreation Department and the Knights of Columbus was a success. 350 children joined in the hunt on April 10th, Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that Edward Fahey be appointed part-time seasonal laborer at $4 per hour, effective immediately. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo stated that the softball game between the officials and department heads of North Tarrytown and Tarrytown was cancelled last year. She stated that she is arranging for a game with Tarrytown, some time in August and will so notify the Board of the date. Trustee Gandolfo stated that the Board met to discuss the bid for the utility building at Memorial Field and moved that action of the Board in awarding the bid to Malacarne Construction Company (low bidder) in the amount of $14,704, according to specifications, be confirmed by the Board, seconded by Trustee Soriano. Carried. TAX EXEMPT & ASSESSMENT Trustee Lobato reported "progress". MAYOR'S REPORT Mayor Zegarelli stated that he was in receipt of two energy audits of the buildings which outlined procedures to be implemented to reduce energy bills. Mayor Zegarelli read a letter from County Executive A. DelBello thanking the Board for their help in the referendum concerning refuse disposal district. Mayor Zegarelli read a letter from Frank Mancuso acting Executive Director of the Phelps Memorial Hospital, stating that he has instructed his staff that the Village of North Tarrytown has the sole use of the dumping area at the hospital and if there are any violations to the agreement to inform him of same. Mayor Zegarelli stated that he is in receipt of a letter from John Carroll that the Loyalty Day Parade will be held in White Plains, instead of in the Tarrytowns and asked the Board's pleasure as to whether or not the $500 which was appropriated to the Veterans still stands. "» �-6Following a short discussion, Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that the appropriation remains as is and that the $500 be earmarked solely for the North Tarrytown contingent. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli stated that he is in receipt of a memo from CDA Director Bill Doorley regarding hearings required in connection with the Small Cities Program. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that hearings be held on May 17th and June 14th on changing the goals of the housing plan of the Small Cities program. Carried. COMMUNICATIONS . I Communication from Willis Moon, Sec'y. of Fire Patrol, regardingyB repairs to their kitchen was read and referred to the fire and ^ administration committees for study. Communication from William Anzovino, President of the VFW Drum Corps requesting permission to hold a parade to celebrate its 50th Anniversary on August 22nd was read and on motion of Trustee DiFelice, seconded by Trustee Lofaro, permission was granted and the the police and fire departments be notified of same. Carried. Communication from Mrs. Mary Petcoff, 27 College Avenue, requestinj sidewalk repairs, as well as donating two dogwood trees was read and referred to the public works committee. Communication from Mariano Meneses, 29 Barnhart Avenue, on behalf of the Cuban Club of the Tarrytowns, requesting permission to hold dances on May 15th and June 20th was read and on motion of Trustee Gandolfo, seconded by Trustee Lobato permission be granted provided that the hours comply with the local ordinances. Carried. Communication from Salvatore Firrincieli, 67 Howard Street, requesting a sidewalk in front of his property was read and referred tol the public works committee. H Communication from Ellen McDonough, 23 Kendall Avenue, thanking I the police and fire departments and Sgt. Hayward for their aid to her mother was read and on motion of Trustee DiFelice, seconded by Trustee Lobato that copies be placed in their files. Carried. Communication from Arthur Ceconi, 36 Amos Street, stating that the curb in front of his property was damaged by the snow plow and requestii repairs was read. Mr. Ceconi also stated that for the past four weeks, his garbage was missed for two collections. The matter was referred to the public works committee. The Clerk informed the Board that Joseph Lofaro submitted his resignation as a member of the Recreation Commission on March 24th and on motion of Trustee Gandolfo, seconded by Trustee Lobato his resignati< was accepted, effective March 24, 1982. Carried. i •» • �The Clerk informed the Board of delinquent water accounts totalling $8428.95 to be entered on the 1982 Assessment roll after which Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato, that they be entered on the 1982 roll. Carried. UNFINISHED BUSINESS Mayor Zegarelli stated that with the organization of the new Board and committees, a series of informational type meetings will be held with department heads and different civic and taxpayers organizations to familiarize residents with the activities of the Board and in turn to explain various policies that may have an impact within their own areas. Trustee DiFelice inquired as to the status of various reports that have not been received during the term of a former Fire Chief. After a short discussion, it was decided that Trustee Lofaro would attend the Fire Council meeting to discuss the matter. NEW BUSINESS Trustee Lobato stated that the Board held a series of meetings towards the preparation of the new budget and after the hearing held work sessions during which many issues were discussed; one of which was the authority of the Board to influence the operation of the police department in order to effectuate policies. The police function is a public function, said Trustee Lobato, and there is legislation covering it. No one can really say where our authority stops and the Chief's begins. It was his thinking that the Village Attorney make a study of this problem, however, other people thought it would be better handled by the Village Prosecutor, said Trustee Lobato. Trustee Lobato moved that the Board authorize and direct the Village Prosecutor to study the problem of the jurisdiction of the Board of Trustees relative to the operation of the police department to the extent of covering the police department's operation to effectuate the policy set by the Board of Trustees with special attention to the authority of the Board of Trustees to establish regulations for the police department which govern the operation of the police department, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo. Mayor Zegarelli stated- that there is an amount of research involved and there should be a determination for funding. A ceiling on the number of hours should be set. Trustee Lobato suggested a ceiling of ten hours after which a report should be submitted. During the discussion, Counsel stated that he would write a letter to the Municipal Resource Center for some guidelines and the Board can then proceed from there. Motion carried. *% �-8Trustee DiFelice stated that Con Edison is seeking an increase in rates and moved that a letter of protest be sent to the Public Service Commission, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo. Carried. Trustee Maceyak offered the following resolution, seconded by Trustee DiFelice: WHEREAS Almighty God has seen fit to take unto Himself the soul of the late Stephen J. Damin, and WHEREAS the said Stephen J. Damin was a School Crossing Guard and a resident of the Village for many years having been held in the highest esteem by all those who knew him, now, therefore, be it m RESOLVED that this Board of Trustees take official notice of I Stephen J. Damin's death and a copy sent to the family of the deceased! Carried. 1 Trustee Gandolfo stated that she is holding the Johnson Control Bill, ice skating bill from the Village of Tarrytown and the bill for the minibus for senior citizens from the Village of Tarrytown for further study. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that the bills submitted on the General Fund and Water & Sewer warrants dated April 19, 1982 be paid after approval by department heads and that the Treasurer be authorized to pay same and that a copy of this resolution be attachec to the warrants. Carried. There being no further business to come before the meeting, Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that the same be duly adjourned, Carried. Respectfully submitted, .{•I':. • , /.-Us. Filomena Fallacaro Clerk *• �?3t © TELEPHONE RICHARD J. SPOTA Chief of Police (914) <ttl-0800 police department Village of iJortfj GFarrptoton, iJ. §*. 10591 POLICE REPORT MARCH 1982 II otal Number Charged by Police: 1. Arrested..••«,•••• • •.••• «.<>•• d"H| 2. Summonedo..•*•.<>.•••.••-•.^« <,' 80 »1066 Total 1146 Persons Charged with Crimes or Violations: 1. V&T Moving o 2„ V&T Non-Moving ~;,. h a r a s s m e n t . . . . . . •••••oo 19 4 . I i t W « I , o . . . . o . . t * . . t * OO** V O O t t • t » . » l * r Disorderly Conduct.. 0 00..0...0...^...o.».. 6 . O b s t r u c t i n g Governmental A d m i n i s t r a t i o n . he( 7. o•• «> . 0 8 . [Trespass o • • . . . o .assault 2nd ...... . . -.. .-.» .-...• 0 9o 0 10. Resisting Arresto .Operating with a Suspended or Revoked License................ 12, Criminal Trespasser* 15, Altered dumber Plate 0 ... .......... 14, Criminal Possession of a Hvoodermic Insturmentoo. .. •-. 15. Public Lewdness... ..••«>• 16. • o........ 0 17, Criminal Mischief...,. ..-...• Possession of Gambling Records 1st....... • •••• 13. Promoting Gambling 1st. 28 2 2 4- II m otal ?3rKinq V i o l a t i o n s : 'i. Metered P a r k i n g . 2. O t h e r P a r k i n g V i o l a t i o n s . . . . . ^ . . . „.. Total i 80 290 ». 776 1066 �•"? 1 TELEPHONE RICHARD J. SPOTA Chief of Police (914) Ml-0800 jfoltte department Village of JJortf) QTarrptofcm, i i . g . 10591 Investigations of Investigations of Investigations of Aiding of Injured Reported Felonies •••••••••»•• 9 Other Complaints.0.» • ••• 255 Auto Accidents o 36 e..oo at Accidents*,.. •....••...•••..• ..... . 0 ....... 1 Total P o l i c e Aided C a s e s : 1« P o l i c e Aid t o Sick P e r s o n s ? . ArYbulance I { e q u e s t s 0 . . . .. 3 . responding to A l a r m s . . . e 4. Escorts. 5* A r r e s t s on W a r r a n t s . . . 6 . Missing P e r s o n s o . * . . * 301 - 52 A-3 • • • • 16 © 6 • 5 •.._....•..,>-... ..-.o o 1 « o o ...•» 7 . Checking 28 Dark H o u s e s 8 » » . . . » . « - . « . . - . M ^ o . . « 24-2 365 Total Training: The following o f f i c e r s renewed t h e i r Radar Operator C e r t i f i c a t i o n s P t l s e Biro, Ferguson, Whalen, Patten Morrison & Hayes R e s p e c t f u l l y submitted, & -1 / / / / /. ' -.r" Richard J c Snotp Chief of P o l i c e l � 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 Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes & Resolutions-1982 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_TRUST_1982-04-19 Subject The topic of the resource Board of Trustees Minutes-1982 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/0df7f6434d17adefdb4181f29722ae8b.pdf 552e52721b366f35d3fd2330e71e6c23 PDF Text Text North Tarrytown, N.Y. April 29, 1982 A Special Meeting was held before the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown, N.Y., to adopt the 1982-83 Budget on the above date. Present Philip Zegarelli, Mayor Peter Soriano Janet Gandolfo Joseph Lofaro Emmanuel Lobato Mario DiFelice Stephen Maceyak, Trustees Mayor Zegarelli called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.M. and stated that the purpose of the meeting was to adopt the budget for the year commencing June 1, 1982 - May 31st 1983. After discussion of the Budget, the following resolutions in connection therewith were adopted: Mayor Zegarelli moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak, that the budget of the Department of Water and Sewer be adopted in the amount of $476,500.00, said adoption being pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 809 of the Laws of 1954 and the Budget Manual for Villages and the Uniform System of Accounts as set forth in the Manuals issued by the Division of Municipal Affairs, Albany, N.Y. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli, moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo, that the 1982-83 budget concerning the General Fund be adopted pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 809 of the Laws of 1954 and the Budget Manual for Villages and the Uniform System of Accounts as set forth in the Manuals issued by the Division'of Municipal Affairs, Albany, N.Y. Carried. The following is the budget: (budget in detail official minutes) Mayor Zegarelli moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano, that the tax rate be levied pursuant to law and that the rate be $69.95 per M for the year 1982-83. Carried Mayor Zegarelli moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro, that the tax payments be in two equal installments, the first installment payable on June 1, 1982 and continuing up to and including June 30, 1982 and the seconded installment commencing December 1, 1982 and continuing up to and including December 31, 1982. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice, that all taxes due under the first installment remaining unpaid after June 30th 1982 shall bear interest at the rate of two per centum (27„) for the first month, and additional one per centum (17o) for each month or fraction thereof thereafter until paid, and all taxes remaining unpaid under the second installment after December 31, 1982 shall bear interest at the rate of two per centum for the first month, and an additional one per centum (17o) for each month or fraction thereof thereafter until paid. Carried N �tifJiJl X 1f /?f-Z / BUDGET V I L L A G E OF D O C U M E N T NORTH F I S C A L T A R R Y T O W N YEAR June 1st 1982 - May 31st, 1983 73 ITU. '•? .:^^^:/Ji^ 'iMM^S^MM M"7m^'Mi. i I �E X H I B I T S U M M A R Y OF BUDGET BY GENERAL FUND TOTAL $ A FUNDS REVENUE SHARING WATER FUND 3,987,574.00 3,406,714.00 104,360.00 476,500.00 ESTIMATED REVENUES, OTHER THAN REAL ESTATE TAXES INCLUDING REVENUR SHARING 1,046,482.00 501,622.00 68,360.00 476,500.00 APPROPRIATED CASH SURPLUS 100,000.00 36,000.00 -0- APPROPRIATIONS Less: APPROPRIATED RESERVES 136,000.00 -0- -0- BALANCE OF APPROPRIATIONS TO BE REAISED BY REAL ESTATE TAX LEVY 2,805,092.00 2,805,092.00 -0- -0- -0- -0- TOTAL TAXABLE ASSESSED VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY 1982-83 $ 40,103,872.00 TAX RATE PER M TENTATIVE BUDGET ADOPTED UNLESS NOTED IN ADOPTED COLUMN -2- $69.95 �/ S C H E D U L E A P P R O P R I A T I O N S 1-A G E N E R A L FUND EXPENDED 1980-1981 BUDGET AS MODIFIED 1981-1982 BUDGET OFFICER'S RECOMMENDATION ADOPTED L E G_l S L A T I V E A1010.0 BOARD 01r TRUSTEES: $ A1010.1 P e r s o n a l S e r v i c e s A1010.4 Expenses-Contractual TOTAL $ 7,200.00 11,737.40 18,937.40 10,800.00 9,458.00 20,258.00 10,800.00 10,429.00 21,229.00 14 ,400.00 • 12 ,429.00 2F,829.00 J,U D I C I A L AU10.11 VILLAGE JUSTICE: A1U0.1 Personal Services $ 7,999.92 Personal Services 13,313.16 P e r s . S e r v . A c t . .J u s . . 1,095.00 C l e r i c a l -Temp 6,839.00 Steno.-Temp. 1,460.00 A1110.4 Other Expenses & rei ' 12,920.55 TOTAL $ 43,628.63 8,000.00 12,369.00 500.00 5,500.00 1,200.00 12,000.00 39,569.00 8,856.00 15,212.00 1,000.00 6,800.00 1,500.00 15,000.00 48,368.00 E X E C U TI V E A1212.0 MAYOR: Al210.1 A1210.1 Personal Services Other Expenses $ $ 2,400.00 979.84 3,379.84 3,600.00 400.00 4,000.00 3,600.00 1,200.00 4,800.00 4,800.00 1,200.00 6,000.00 F I N A NC E S A1321.0 A1325.0 Al340.0 AUDITOR: A1300.4 $ $ 5,750.00 5,750.00 5,500.00 5,500.00 5,500.00 5,500.00 TREASURER: A1325.1 Personal Serv. $ Bookeeper P e r s o n a l Serv .Tern • A1325.4 C o n t r a c t u a l Exp $ 19,708.52 16,389.88 2,089.50 6,287.08 44,474.98 19,709.00 16,390.00 3,000.00 6,000.00 45,099.00 22,896.00 17,820.00 4,500.00 8,000.00 53,216.00 175.00 175.00 175.00 175.00 C o n t r a c t u a l Exp. TOTAL BUDGET EXPENSE: A1320.4 C o n t r a c t u a l Exp. TOTAL $ $ -0-0- 18,796.00 64,012.00 �SCHEDULE A P P R O P R I A T I O N S 1-A GENERAL EXPENDED 1980 -1981 FUND BUDGET BUDGET AS OFFICER'S MODIFIED RECOM1981-1982 MENDATION ADOPTED • F I N A N C ES A1362.0 $ 1,999.92 20.00 2,019.92 1^000.00 <*> A1355.0 PURCHASING AGENT : A1345.1 Personal Serv A1345.4 Other Exp. TOTAL 325.50 1,000.00 1,027.52 2,353.10 1,000.00 1,450.00 2,450.00 1,296.00 4,450.00 5,746.00 TAX ADVERTISING EXPENSE: A1362.o Advertising $ TOTAL $ 258.72 258.72 600.00 600.00 600.00 600.00 $ 54,856.72 55,824.00 67,237.00 20,892.56 7,371.00 1,014.75 1,969.87 31,248.18 20,893.00 7,500.00 3,000.00 5,700.00 37,093.00 24,300.00 7,500.00 4,000.00 6,000.00 41^800.00 2,499.96 15,513.95 768.83 18,782.74 2,500.00 14,000.00 250.00 16,750.00 3,000.00 16,500.00 250.00 19,750.00 </> A1345.0 2,745.00 1,565.82 4,310.82 2,930.00 2,400.00 5,330.00 3,000.00 2,400.00 5,400.00 3,500.00 2,500.00 6,000.00 $ 54,341.74 59,173.00 66,950.00 67,550.00 ASSESSMENT : Pers.Ser.P. T. A1355.1 Personal Serv. A1355.4 Other Expenses TOTAL TOTAL FINANCES: $ 2,000.00 2,000.00 - -0- -0- 2,000.00 -0- 1,000.00 1,296.00 4,450.00 6,746.00 79,033.00 STAFF A1410.0 A1420.0 VILLAGE CLERK: Al4110.1 Personal Serv.$ Personal Ser.Tem. A1410.4 Office Supplies Other Expense TOTAL $ LAW: A1420.1 A1420.4 Al450.0 Personal Serv. Personal Serv. Contractual Exp. TOTAL $ ELECTIONS: Al450.1 Personal Serv. temp. A1450.4 Contractual Exp. TOTAL STAFF: �S C H E D U L E A P P R O P R I A T I O N S G E N E R A L SHARED A 1630.0 BUILDINGS -VILLAGE HALL: P e r s . S e r v . Temp. A1620.1 A1610.2 A1620.4 A1630.0 A1670.0 CENTRAL GARAGE: A1640.1 Mechanic A s s t . Mech. P e r s . S e r v . Temp A1640.2 Equipment A1640.4 Telephone Fuel P a r t s & Supplies Light POSTAGE: A1670.4 Metered Postage TOTAL TOTAL - SHARED SERVICES SPECIAL ITEMS: Unidstributed I n s . A1910.4 Municipal Dues A1920.4 Spec. V i l l a g e Pros. A1930.4 Judgments & Claims A1990.4 Contingency Fund BUDGET OFFICER'S RECOM- 1980-1981 1981-1982 MENDATION 2,000.00 3,000.00 5,000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 $ 13,972.10 12,950.02 -0-01,321.30 6,828.58 127,230.90 3,200.00 165,502.99 18,689.00 15,658.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,300.00 3,000.00 115,000.00 2,750.00 158,397.00 18,689.00 15,681.00 1,500.00 1,000.00 1,500.00 6,500.00 120,000.00 3,000.00 167,870.00 $ $ 2,376.00 2,376.00 2,600.00 2,600.00 3,500.00 3,500.00 $ 229,763.95 227,967.00 261,930.00 $ $ ADOPTED SERV ICES 2,283.49 4,194.82 6,478.31 $ S P E C I A L A1900.0 EXPENDED BUDGET AS MODIFIED 1,700.00 15,160.00 1,050.00 -013,560.00 10,445.00 650.00 2,510.00 600.00 6,200.00 4,180.00 5,915.00 61,970.00 $ A1640.0 FUND 3,860.50 14,191.63 -0-014,312.64 6,710.24 686.47 1,974.88 460.00 5,666.96 3,689.73 3,853.60 55,406.65 $ P e r s . S e r v . Caretaker Equipment Insurance Fuel Light Cleaning S u p p l i e s Telephone Main. Of Generator Main. Of. Building Xerox Other Expense TOTAL $ BUILDINGS : AMBULANCE GARAGE Maintenance-other A1630.4 1-A 4,500.00 15,160.00 16,000.00 10,000.00 900.00 2,200.00 600.00 26,200.00 7,000.00 5,000.00 _ 7,000.00 87,560.00 68,3fcU.00 242,730.00 ITEMS 105,754.00 1,440.00 1,475.00 -0-0- 118,000.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 745.97 67,140.04 125,000.00 1,500.00 2,000.00 1,000.00 60,000.00 115,000.00 �S C H E D U L E 1-A H A P P R O P R I A T I O N S A1900.00 SPECIAL ITEMS: A 1 9 4 0 . 4 P u r c h a s e o f Land A 1 9 5 0 . 4 Taxes & A s s e s s m e n t A1980.4 Uncollected Taxes TOTAL TOTAL- GENERAL GOVERNMENT - A3150.0 A3320.0 A3410.0 POLICE: A3120.1 Personal Serv Paint. $ Youth Counseling Personal Services Holiday & Overtime School Guards A3120.2 Equipment Misc. Car Radio Uniforms A3120.4 Telephone-Teletype Radio Maints. Painting Other Expenses TOTAL $ JAIL: A3150.1 Matron Medical A3150.4 Other Expenses TOTAL ON STREE T FlARKING: A3320.4 Meters Pers. Serv Parking Lot TOTAL FIRE: A3410.1 Personal Serv A3410.2 Car Equipment A3410.4 Other Expense Fuel Light Insurance Telephone Ambulance TOTAL $ $ $ $ $ $ FUND EXPENDED 1980-1981 BUDGET AS MODIFIED 1981-1982 BUDGET OFFICER'S RECOMMENDATION 3,897.00 3,777.24 -0116,343.24 7,009.21 7,095.78 4,000.00 206,991.00 7,010.00 8,000.00 4,000.00 208,510.00 187,50T57D"0~ 521,251.52 613.782.00 679,024.00 651,010.00 PUBLIC A3120.O G E N E R A L ADOPTED -0-0- SAFETY 420.00 -0496,381.87 58,600.74 30,317.01 4,451.44 -0-07,117.62 24,628.91 2,026.71 220.00 19,375,60 643,540.40 -06,000.00 5,000.00 10,000.00 494,914.00 604,190.00 619,721.00 55,000.00 50,000.00 41,626.00 40,000.00 35,000.00 34,400.00 12,000.00 10,204.00 10,204.00 -012,500.00 10,134.00 -08,400.00 8,050.00 6,900.00 30,000.00 27,000.00 2,500.00 2,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 19,000.00 17,000.00 16,275.00 655,678.00 789,240.00 779,825.00 315.00 420.00 849.92 1,584.92 500.00 600.00 600.00 1,700.00 1,000.00 600.00 700.00 1^300.00 2,507.26 3,649.97 685.55 6,842.78 100.00 3,900.00 1,000.00 5,000.00 200.00 3,900.00 1,000.00 5^100.00 549.00 -09,506.53 23,063.20 8,687.64 6,539.60 9,892.89 1,339.16 2,326.64 -0-012,234.00 17,698.00 7,800.00 6,168.00 16,000.00 957.00 2,400.00 15,000.00 20,000.00 9,000.00 8,000.00 16,000.00 1,100.00 3,960.00 6l!904.66 63:257.00 73,060.00 �SCHEDULE A P P R O P R I A T I O N S A3510.0 CONTROL OF ANIMALS: A34I0.I Pers. Serv. A3510.4 Other A3640. TOTAL $ SAFETY INSPECTION: A3620.I -Supt. of Alarms Code Enforcement Building Insp. Sanitary Insp. Multi-Dwel. Insp. A3620.4 Maint. of Alarms -Bldg. Insp.-Tel. Misc. Code. E n f o r c . Misc TOTAL A4020.0 A6330.0 TOTAL ADOPTED 3.544.50 3.544.50 3,420.00 1.980.00 5,400.00 3,420.00 1.980.00 5.400.00 3;200.00 2.980.00 6.180.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 -0- * $ $ 289.30 PUBLIC SAFETY $ 732,351.31 3,500.00 1,500.00 600.00 9,000.00 650.00 1,000.00 -0- 19,138.00 1 f500,.00 26 ,326 .00 200.00 200.00 2.220.00 2,220.00 220,.00 220,.00 749.985.00 896,458.00 893 ,011,.00 -0- 289.30 -0- H E=A L T H CHILD WELFARE: A4010.0 P e r s o n a l S e r v . TOTAL 3,499.92 3,499.92 3.500.00 3.500.00 3.500.00 3,500.00 REGISTRARS VITAL STATISTICS: A4020.1 - P e r s o n a l S e r v . $ A4020.4 v 0 t h e r Expenses JCOTAL $ 862.50 237.50 1.10CT.00 1,000.00 100.00 1.100.00 1,000.00 100.00 1,100.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 -0- -o*. PUBLIC HEALTH 4.599*;92 4,850.00 4,850.00 22.648.00 22,648.00 22,200.00 22,200.00 T R A N S P O R T A T I O N " A5010.0 STREET ADMINISTRATION: A 5 0 1 0 . 1 Rd. M a i n . Foreman TOTAL $ $ 22,648.00 22,648.00 5,688.00 3,888.00 1,500.00 600.00 9,000.00 650.00 1,000.00 18,750.00 -014.644.75 CIVIL DEFENSE: A3640.4 Expenses TOTAL NARCOTIC^ GUIDANCE COUNCIL: A6330.4 Expenses +TOTAL - EXPENDED 1980-1981 BUDGET OFFICER'S REC0MMENDATION 2,333.28 1,500.00 600.00 5,795.71 293*68 1,622.08 $ FUND BUDGET MODFIED 1981-82 -0- P U B L I C A4010.0 GENERAL $ TOTAL A3620.0 - 1-A �5 1-A C H E D U L E A P P R O P R I A T I O N S - EXPENDED 1980-1981 A5110.0 A5112.2 A5142.0 STREET MAINTENANCE: A5110.1 Laborers Antl-Rec Asst. Rd,, Main .Fore. Pers. Serv. MEO Laborers Laborers P.T. H.M.E.O. & retro. A5110.4 Supplies 6e Materials TOTAL A6260.0 42,700.50 219.253.85 -0- -0- 32,654.00 6,772.13 18,208.34 24,980.47 21,670.00 17,330.00 39,000.00 22,000.00 20,000.00 42^000.00 6,000.00 6,000.00 35,649.00 1,720.00 -03,600.00 52,969.00 6,000.00 6,500.00 35,650.00 2,000.00 $ $ 18,689.00 82,550.00 81,833.00 30,800,,00 31,800.00 3,204.00 56,000.00 274,076.00 273,076,.00 STREET LIGHTING EXPENSES: A5182.1 Personal Services A5182.2 Equipment A5182.4 Energy Install. & Repair Purchase Traffic Light Main. TOTAL $ 5,600.00 6,162.47 61,258.69 1,645.00 -02,755.93 77,422.09 CETA: Public-Employment-Title VI $ 13,134.48 -0- -0- CETA: Project-Title VI Projects $ 5,164.95 -0- -0- $ 362,603.92 $ R E C R E A T I O N . ADOPTED SNOW REMOVAL: TOTAL - TRANSPORTATION A7140.0 BUDGET OFFICER'S RECOMMENDATION -0- -0$ BUDGET AS MODIFIED 1981-1982 18,689.00 82,250.00 80,961.00 31,800.00 3,096.00 56,000.00 272,796.00 17,580.16 70,791.17 62,523.16 25,658.86 PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS A5142.1 Personal Serv. A5142.4 Other Expenses TOTAL A5182.0 -0- $ FUND G E N E R A L PLAYGROUNDS & RECREATION:: A7140.1 Pers. Serv Mt. Labor. $ A7140.1 Pers. Serv. Dir Pers. Serv. Temp. A7140.2 Equipment A7140.4 Telephone Athletic Supplies Activity Supplies Other Expenses Fishing-Tarry.Lakes Skating-Tarry.Lakes & 387,413.00 424,680.00 C U L T U R E 10,000.11 16,034.20 12,871.25 150.00 799.13 8,369.79 2,320.55 14,249.15 782.18 2,542,67 -8- 3,600.00 53,750.00 12,000.00 16,033.00 18,254.00 390.00 500.00 5,037.00 2,000.00 18,033.00 750.00 1,700.00 12,960.00 19,440.00 34,000.00 390.00 500.00 5,500.00 2,250.00 16,000.00 800.00 1,700.00 423,680 .00 �S C H E D U L E A P P R O P R I A T I O N S A7140.0 A7310.0 A7410.0 A7 550.0 A7610.0 - 1-A G E N E R A L FUND EXPENDED 1980-1981 BUDGET AS MODIFIED 1981-1982 BUDGET OFFICER'S RECOMMENDATION PLAYGROUND & REC (CONT) A7140.1 Personal Serv. Parks $ A7140.2 Equipment A7140.4 Other Expenses PARKS: P a t r i o t s Park Douglas Park Devrles F i e l d - E l e c t r i c TOTAL $ 12,768.00 2,103.45 3,625.00 13,540.00 610.00 4,417.00 14,580.00 610.00 5,000.00 500.00 245.00 3.254.38 ,90.614.86 500.00 600.00 1,700.00 96.064.00 500.00 600.00 1.800.00 116,630.00 YOUTH PROGRAM: A7310.1 Personal Serv TOTAL $ $ 10.889.94 10.889.94 10.250.00 10,250.00 10.250.00 10.250.00 LIBRARY: A7410.4 Warner Library TOTAL $ 108.423.00 $ 108.423.00 CELEBRATIONS: July 4th F i r e Inspection Memorial Day Christmas Timers TOTAL 122.512.00 124.382.00 122.512.00 .124.382.00 $ 500.00 5,265.00 325.00 947.^5 746.00 7.783.45 500.00 5,808.00 800.00 1,200.00 750.00 9,058.00 1,000.00 6,000.00 800.00 1,500.00 1,000.00 10.300.00 $ 11.464.64 7.983.00 11,950.00 15.000.00 RECREATION AND CULTURE $ 229,175.89 245.867.00 273.512.00 276.562.00 $ PROGRAMS FOR AGING: TOTAL TOTAL- ADOPTED HOME AND CiOMMUNITY A8090.0 ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL: $ A8160.0 STORM SEWER: A8140.4 Other Expenses $ 5.60 2.152.00 SERVICE 200.00 200.00 4.500.00 4.500.00 �1-A S C H E D U L E APPROPRIATIONS A8160.0 A8170.0 A8560.0 TOTAL - FUND EXPENDED 1980-1981 BUDGET AS MODIFIED 1981-1982 BUDGET OFFICER'S RECOMMENDATION 17,300.96 22,704.81 38,469.00 30,639.00 53,065.67 6.202.89 168.382.33 18,800.00 31,936.00 78,105.00 20,000.00 66,462.00 9,500.00 224,803.00 18,800.00 31,936.00 78,105.00 18,000,.00 20,000:00 70,875.00 9,500.00 229,216.00 227,216,.00 $ 15,552.60 1,055.00 16,607.60 16,630.00 3,500.00 20,130.00 16,630.00 3,500.00 20J.30.00 $ 7,450.00 5,500.00 6,000.00 $ 2,304.25 3,000.00 3,000.00 EMERGENCY TENANT PROTECTION ADMINISTRATION $ 120.72 200.00 200.00 HOME & COMMUNITY SERVICES $ 197,022.50 258,333.00 263.246.00 REFUSE AND GARBAGE: A8160.1 Pers. Serv. Asst. Foreman M.E.O. Helpers Temporary A8160.4 Dumping Other Expenses TOTAL $ STREET CLEANING EXPENSE: A8170.1 Personal Ser. A8170.4 Other Expenses TOTAL $ SHADE TREES: A8560.4 Contract A8020.0 PLANNING: A8020.4 Contractual Exp. A8611.0 - GENERAL E M P L O Y E E A9010.8 A9025.8 A9030.8 A9040.8 A9045.8 A9050.8 A9060.8 A9189.8 A9189.8 Payments to State Retirement Deficiency Appropration Social Security Payments Workmens Compensation Life Ins. & Disability Unemployment Ins. Health Ins. Dental Ins. Police Welfare Fund TOTAL A9516.0 TRANSFER TO WATER FUND ADOPTED -0- 258,246 .00 B E N E F I T S $ 287,145.26 16,132.84 69,397.41 50,116.40 7,453.22 302.59 46,116.52 3,049.68 2,875.00 482,588.92 -0- -10- 241,956.00 16,200.00 85,000.00 70,000.00 9,200.00 3,000.00 70,000.00 3,500.00 3,000.00 501.856.00 -0- 262,000.00 16,200.00 90,000.00 80,000.00 70,000.00 9,200.00 2,000.00 95,000.00 3,500.00 7,200.00 6,900.00 564,800.00 555,100.00 -0- �S C H E D U L E A P P R O P R I A T I O N S - 1-A G E N E R A L EXPENDED 1980-1981 DEB T A9710.0 SERIAL BONDS: A9710.6 PRINCIPAL-Union Hose Water Works Imp. 1960 Urban Renewal 1973 FUND BUDGET AS MODIFIED 1981-1982 BUDGET OFFICER^ RECOMMENDATION ADOPTED S E R V I C E 7,000.00 -010,000.00 -0-010,000.00 7,000.00 -0- 10,000.00 3,847.50 4,860.00 $ 25,707.50 3,449.00 4,320.00 17,769.00 3,049.50 3,780.00 23,829.50 BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES: PRINCIPAL $153,164.00 193,600.00 203,400.00 197,040 .00 A9730.7 Interest TOTAL 30,711.50 $183,875.50 30,598.00 224,198.00 35,967.75 239.367.75 60,067 .00 257,107,.00 A9740.0 CAPITOL NOTES: Principal A9740.7 Interest TOTAL $ 34,800.00 2,774.00 $ 37,574.00 37,650.00 3,742.00 41,392.00 52,000.00 4,318.00 56,318.00 BUDGET & TAX ANTICIPATION NOTE: Principal $ -0- 18,000.00 -0- Interest TOTAL -0-0- 150.00 18,150.00 -0- $ SERVICE $247,157.00 301.509.00 319.515.00 X - GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATION $ 2,776,750.98 A9710.7 A9730.6 A9750.6 A9750.7 :BT Interest-Union Hose Urban Renewal TOTAL $ 11 - -0337,254,.50 3,063,595.00 3,426,085.00 3,406,714..00 �S C H E D U L E DEBT V9710. V9740. TOTAL - SERIAL BONDS; 9710.6 Principal 9710.7 Interest TOTAL S E R V I C E $ $ FUND BUDGET OFFICER'S RECOMMENDATION EXPENDED 1980-1981 BUDGET AS MODIFIED 1981-1982 35,000.00 29,512.50 64,512.50 35,000.00 27,548.00 62,548.00 35,000.00 25,582.50 60,582.50 43,150.00 3,742.00 46,892.00 52,000.00 4,317.50 56,317.50 CAPITOL NOTES! 9740.6 Principal Interest . TOTAL $ $ 34,800.00 2,774.00 37,574.00 DEBT $ 102,086.50 S E R V I C E 1-V - 11a - 109,440.00 116,900.00 ADOPTED �S C H E D U L E A P P R O P R I A T I O N S F E D E R A L - E N T E R P R I S E R E V E N U E EXPENDED 1980-1981 C-1325 C3120. C3410 C3640 C4010 TREASURER: C1325.4 Other Expense $ 57.40 POLICE C3110.2 Equipment - Car Equipment TOTAL $ -0-0-0- FIRE C3120.2 Equipment CIVIL DEFENSE CHILD WELFARE Neighborhood House C5182 STREET LIGHT EXPENSE C7110 PARKS C7140.1 PLANNING Serial Bonds Bond Anticipation Note Capitol Notes TOTAL ENTERPRISE FUND C8020 C9730 1-C SHARING BUDGET BUDGET AS OFFICER'S MODIFIED RECOM1981-1982 MENDATION -0- -0-0- -0-0- $ -0- -0- $ -0- $ -037 ,236.00 -037 ,293.40 100.00 12,500 .00 1,500 .00 14,000 .00 3,000 .00 2,000.00 35,000.100 36,221.00 -07,000.00 10,000.00 5.500.00 65,721.00 AD0PTED -0- 7,000.00 -07,000.00 $ $ $ $ $ FUND 20,000.100 3,000.1DO 27,260.00 98.600.00 104,360.00 AMOUNT TO BE EXPENDED FROM ENTERPRISE FUND IS REFLECTED IN GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATIONS AND WILL BE INCLUDED UNDER ENTERPRISE FUND IN FINAL BUDGET TO BE ADOPTED AFTER PUBLIC HEARING. - 12 �SCHEDULE APPROPRIATIONS 13 1-F - WATER FUND �1-F S C H E D U L E A P P R O P R I A T IONS W A T E R EXPENDED 1980-1981 SPECIAL ITEMS: F1910.4 Unallocated Insurance F1950.4 Taxes on Municipal Property Contingent Account F1990.4 TOTAL $ 5,000.00 700.00 $ 5,700.00 Superintendent $ Clerk Temporary Help Equipment Garage Expense Telephone Auto Expense Printing, Postage, office exp. Auditing Engineering & Legal Miscellaneous TOTAL $ 24,629.00 12,200.00 -0- FUND BUDGET AS MODIFIED 1981-1982 BUDGET OFFICER'S RECOMMENDATION ADOPTED 6,000.00 700.00 14,547.00 21,247.00 5,000 00 700.00 19.675.00 13,673.00 25,375.00 19,373.00 24,629.00 11,449.00 600.00 5,000.00 7,000.00 3,000.00 900.00 5,000.00 1,250.00 5,000.00 20,000.00 83,828.00 29,629.00 11,449,00 600.00 4,000.00 5,000.00 4,000.00 2,550.00 5,000.00 1,500.00 750.00 20,000.00 84,478.00 15,814.00 800.00 17,111.00 800.00 WATER AE(MINISTRATION: F8310.1 F8310.2 F8310.4 -04,000.00 5,000.00 1,800.00 500.00 5,000.00 1,250.00 500.00 20,000.00 74,879.00 SOURCE 0IF SUPPLY, POWER & PUMPING: F8320.1 F8320.2 F8320.3 Operators Temporary Labor Equipment Water Purchased Power Fuel Telephone Repairs & Maintenance Auto Expense Materials & Supplies Annual Rental TOTAL $ 15,814.00 -0- $ 600.00 133,625.00 25,000.00 4,000.00 400.00 6,000.00 500.00 2,000.00 250.00 188,189.00 $ $ 8,000.00 8,000.00 -0- -0- 80,000.00 70,000.00 25,000.00 35,000.00 5,000.00 4,000.00 400.00 1,000.00 6,000.00 6,000.00 500.00 600.00 4,000.00 2,000.00 250.00 250.00 147,464.00 127,061.00 PURIFICATION: F8330.4 Water Treatment TOTAL 14 - 9,000.00 9,000.00 10.000.00 10,000.00 32,500.00 14,580.00 90,480.00 �S C H E D U L E A P P R O P R I A T I O N S 1 - F WATER FUND EXPENDED 1980-1981 BUDGET AS MODIFIED 1981-1982 BUDGET OFFICER'S RECOMMENDATION 49,021.00 2,000.00 675.00 7,244.00 22,248.00 1,000.00 75.00 200.00 -082,463.00 64,464.00 2,000.00 62,000.00 7,000.00 12,000.00 1,000.00 75.00 700.00 -0149,239.00 69,849.00 1,000.00 15,000.00 8,000.00 12,000.00 1,000.00 75.00 500.00 -0107,424.00 15,433.00 15,6^3.00 500.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 1,000.00 23,143.00 16,909.00 500.00 3,000.00 5,000.00 1,000.00 26,409.00 TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION: F8340.1 F8340.2 F8340.4 Personal Services Temporary-Labor Equipment Materials & Supplies Repairs & Maintenance Auto Expense Annual Rental Power Telephone (Lease Line) TOTAL SANITARY SEWERS: G8120.1 - ; G8120.4 SEWAGE TREATMENT & DISPOSAL: "* -02,500.00 3,000.00 -020,933.00 \ I < G8130.1 G8130.4 *~ Personal Services Temporary Labor Power Repairs & Maintenance Materials & Supplies TOTAL 7,875.00 Personal Services Temporary Labor Sewage Treatment Power Materials & Supplies* Telephone Repairs & Maintenance Auto Expense **Water TOTAL -03,700.00 756.00 100.00 200.00 5,000.00 100.00 -017,731.00 - 15 - -0-0- -Sr -0-0- -o-- -0- -i-Q-0- -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0- ADOPTED �S C H E D U L E A P P R O P R I A T I O N S 1-F WATER EXPENDED 1980-1981 EMPLOYEE F9010.8 F9030.8 F9040.8 F9045.8 F9060.8 FUND BUDGET AS MODIFIED 1981-1982 BUDGET OFFICER'S RECOMMENDATION BENEFITS: State Retirement Social Security Workmen's Compensation Exp. Life Insurance Health & Medical Insurance Disability Insurance TOTAL 25,000.00 9,000.00 6,000.00 500.00 9,000.00 500.00 50.000.00 25,000.00 12,000.00 6,000.00 500.00 12,500.00 500.00 56.500.00 26,000.00 12,000.00 8,000.00 500.00 12,000.00 500.00 59.000.00 $ 18,000.00 20.805.00 38.805.00 18,000.00 19.779.00 37,779.00 18,000.00 18,753.00 36,753.00 $ 486,700.00 528,200.00 476,500.00 DEBT SERVICE: F9710.6 F9710.7 TOTAL - Serial Bonds-1960 Issue Interest on Bonds TOTAL APPROPRIATION EXPENSES $ - 16 - ADOPTED �SCHEDULE ESTIMATED REAL 2 REVENUES ESTATE TAXES ALL FUNDS - 17 - OTHER TO BE THAN LEVIED �S E S T I M A T E D 2-A CHEDULE R E V E N U E S - G E N E R A L FUND DEPARTMENTAL ESTIMATE 1981-1982 BUDGET OFFICER'S ESTIMATE 1982-1983 - * * • ACTUAL 1980-1981 A1050 A1080 A1081 A1090 A1130 A1235 A1255 A1520 A2768A A3989 A1717 A1720 A1740 A2260 A2202 A2401 A2410 A2450 A2501 A2544 A2001 a2590 A2610 A2620 A2655 A2665 A2680 A2690 A2770 A2701 A2705 A2850 A2816 A2882 A3001 A3501 A3005 A3803 A3820 A4751 A4720 A2768B A2651 -0Unneeded Res. for Del. Taxes $ 1,517.12 Federal Payments In Lieu of Taxes 1,826.50 Other Payments in Lieu of Taxes 6,646.97 Int. & Pen. on Real Prop. Taxes 146,470.20 Utilities Gross Receipt Tax 31.00 Charge for Tax Advertising 75.75 Clerk Fees 1,614.00 Police Fees 12,832.82 CETA Projects & Programs 51.00 Other Home & Comm. Ser. Aid 4,273.50 Public Works Serv for others 4,317.00 7,779.51 Parking Lot -0On Street Parking Meter Fees 5,313.23 Other Charges - Other Govts 22,666.03 Snow Removal Serv. -Other Govts 10,000.00 Interest on Deposit 549.19 Rental of Real Property 3,696.00 Public Telephone Commission 1,723.51 Business & Occupational License 10,010.60 Dog Licenses Fund Apportionment 14,435.50 104,703.00 Recreation & Park fees -0Permits 65.00 Fines & Forfeited Bail -0Forfeitures of Deposits 1,953.52 Minor Sales 1,721.15 Sale of Equipment 1,191.62 Insurance Recoveries 785.13 Other Compensation for Losses 500.00 Other Unclassified Revenue 7,819.97 Refunds Approp. Expenses Prior 20,000.00 -0Gifts & Donations 64,634.50 Transfer from Cap. Fund -0Transfer from Water Dept. 18,142.28 Transfer from Reserve Fund 2,000.00 State Aid Per Capita 3,459.60 Consolidated Highway Aid -0Mortgage Tax -0Programs for the Aging 5,199.84 Youth Projects 3.680.88 Anti-Recession from the State 491.685.92 Public Works Anti-Recession CETA Sale of Refuse recycling TOTAL GENERAL FUND $ - 18 - -0- 1,900.00 2,000.00 5,000.00 112,000.00 10.00 100.00 1,000.00 -0- 50.00 2,000.00 3,500.00 6,000.00 -0- 6,000.00 15,000.00 10,500.00 450.00 3,200.00 2,500.00 13,000.00 8,000.00 55,000.00 -0- 200.00 1,000.00 14,634.00 2,000.00 100.00 100.00 500.00 30,895.00 20,000.00 -0- 64,600.00 -0- 18,000.00 1,900.00 3,500.00 -0-0-0- ^ADOPTED -0- 1,900.00 2,000.00 5,000.00 130,000.00 10.00 100.00 1,500.00 -0- -0- 50.00 2,000.00 4,000.00 10,000.00 -0- 6,000.00 20,000.00 10,500.00 450.00 3,200.00 2,000.00 13,000.00 8,000.00 75,000.00 25,000.00 85,000.00 -0- 200.00 1,000.00 4,500.00 2,000.00 100.00 100.00 500.00 42,923.72 20,000.00 43,758.00 -0- 64,600.00 32,654.00 15,000.00 2,000.00 3,500.00 -0-0-0- 3,000.00 3,000.00 4,000.00 407,639.00 486,787.72 501,622.00 �S C H E D U L E E S T I M A T E D 2 R E V E N U E S - O T H E R DEPARTMENTAL ACTUAL ESTIMATE 1980-1981 1981-1982 C4001 FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING 70,201.54 33,356.00 INTERV2831 FUND TRANSFERS-DEBT SERVICE General Fund Water Fund Revenue Sharing TOTAL 63,281.50 38,805.00 -0102,086.50 59,161.00 37,779.00 12,500.00 109,440.00 $ - 19 - FUNDS BUDGET OFFICER'S ESTIMATE 1982-1983 ACTUAL 98,600.00 68.360.00 -0- 80,147.00 36,753.00 -0116,900.00 �SCHEDULE ESTIMATED 2-F REVENUES ACTUAL 1980-1981 F2140 Metered Water Sales - Public F2140 Metered Water Sales - Other F2142 Unmetered Water Sales F2122 Sever F2148 I n t e r e s t & P e n a l t i e s on Water F2401 I n t e r e s t Earnings F2665 $ 380,786.00 -0- - WATER FUND DEPARTMENTAL ESTIMATE 1981-1982 BUDGET OFFICER'S ESTIMATE 1982-1983 500,000.00 450,000.00 -0- -0- 421.00 500.00 500.00 8,963.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 1,073.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 14,754.00 12,000.00 10,000.00 Sale of Equipment & Meters 492.00 500.00 500.00 F2655 Minor Sales 387.00 200.00 500.00 F2680 Insurance Recoveries & Other Compensation for Loss 4,129.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 732.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 446,747.00 528,200.00 476,500.00 F2701 Charges Refunds of Appropriation Expense for Prior Years F2410 Rental of Real Property G3901 State Aid Operation & Maintenance of Sewage Treatment Plant 33,510.00 TOTAL REVENUES $ - 20 - ADOPTED �SCHEDULE ESTIMATED END OF CASH 3 SURPLUSES PRESENT FISCAL GENERAL FUND $ 100,000.00 REVENUE SHARING $ 36,461.70 WATER FUND $ - 21 - NONE AT YEAR �* S C H E D U L E E S T I M A T E AS OF 4 S P E C I A L OF MARCH GENERAL FUND NONE WATER FUND NONE - 22 - 9th, R E S E R V E S 1982 �* SCHEDULE SALARIES AS JUNE - 23 & 5 WAGES OF 1st, 1982 �S C H E D U L E TITLE NUMBER RATE OF COMPENSATION A1010 BOARD OF TRUSTEES: .6 AIOIO VILLAGE JUSTICE: Intermediate Cleric Typist-Temp. 1 1 1 A1212 MAYOR: 1 A1325 TREASURER: Int. Account Clerk Clerical-Temp i 1 1 A1345 PURCHASING AGENT 1 2,000.00 A1355 ASSESSMENT: Chairman 1 1,296.00 A1410 CLERK: Clerical-Temp 1 1 A1420 LAW-VILLAGE ATTORN] 1 A1450 ELECTION: Inspectors Custodians A1620 A1640 A3120 A5110 VILLAGE HALL: Caretaker Asst. Caretaker-Temp • (as needed) 2,400.00 8,856.00 15,212.00 4.00 per hour 4,800.00 22,896.00 17,820.00 4.00 per hour 24,300.00 4.00 per hour 3,000.00 4.00 per hour 176.00 40 2 1 (as needed) CENTRAL GARAGE: Automotive Mechanic Asst. Auto Mechanic 15,160.00 4.00 per hour 18,589.00 15,681.00 SCHOOL GUARDS: School Guards Meter Enforcement Officer 4.00 per hour 4.00 per hour STREET MAINTENANCE EXPENSES: Asst. Rd. Main. Foreman 18,689.00 16,630.00 16,530.00 16,430.00 16,909.00 16,081.00 15,681.00 15,581.00 16,709.00 MEO Skilled Laborer Laborer Main. Mech. Repair $ 2 1 24 - �SCHEDULE TITLE A8140 STORM SEWER EXPENSE: Same Rate as A5110 A8160 REFUSE COLLECTION: Assistant Foreman MEO MEO Sanitation Man Sanitation Man Helpers A8170 A8560 A7140 A7310 A3110 (Cont'd) NUMBER RATE OF COMPENSATION 1 1 1 1 4 as needed 18,800.00 16,018.00 15,918.00 15,781.00 15,581.00 32.00 per day STREET CLEANING EXPENSE: MEO 16,630.00 SHADE TREE EXPENSE: Inspector Professional Asst. as needed contract RECREATION: Rec. Supervisor Main. Laborer Temp. Personnel 1 1 as needed 19,440.00 12,960.00 3.50 per hour PARKS: Laborer as needed 4.00 per hour YOUTH AGENCIES: Temp. Personnel As needed POLICE DEPT.: Chief Lieut. Sgt. Det. Sgt. Det. Ptlm. Ptlm. A3150 5 4.00 per hour 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 4 3 4 2 1 JAIL: Matron Police Surgeon 34,636.00 30,562.00 29,681.00 29,045.00 29,074.00 27,977.00 27,702.00 26,989.00 25,244.00 24,979.00 24,734.00 24,489.00 20,960.00 17,135.00 FEE FEE - 25 - 15.00 40.00 �S C H E D U L E TITLE A3410 A3620 AA020 A5010 A5142 A5182 5 NUMBER (Contd) RATE OF COMPENSATION FIRE DEPARTMENT: Fire & Snow Watch as needed SAFETY DIVISION: Supt of Alarms 1 2,500.00 Sanitary Inspector Multiple Deviling Insp. Building Inspec. 1 1 1 1,500.00 600.00 3,888.00 REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS: Registrar 1 FEE STREET ADMINISTRATION: Rd. Main. Foreman 1 22,200.00 SNOW REMOVAL EXPENSES: Same rates as listed under A5110 as needed STREET LIGHTING: Contract 1 - 26 - 3.00 per hour 6,000.00 �S C H E D U L E 5 - NO. OF PERSONS TITLE AF8320 A8340.0 A8310.0 F8120.0 WATER PUMPING STATION: Pump S t a t i o n Opr. TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION: Foreman Water & Sewer M&lnt. Man. Gr. I I Water & sewer Maint. Man. Gr. I I Water & Sewer Maint. Man Temporary DEPT RATE OF COMPENSATION $ APPROPRIATION 17,111.00 1 1 1 1 as needed 19,622.00 16,809.00 16,709.0016,709.00 4.00 per hour 1 1 32,500.00 14,580.00 4.00 per hour ADMISISTRATION: Superintendent I n t e r m e d i a t e A c c t . Clerk & S t e n . Temporary SEWER SYSTEM: Water & Sewer Maint. Man Gr. I I Temporary 16,909.00 4.00 - 27 - �FACILITIES UTILIZED Village owned or operated: Morse School Park Clinton Street Park Margotta Park Barnhardt Park Douglas Park Memorial Ballfield School District: Morse School Morse School Blacktop John Paulding School John Paulding Ballfields SHHS School SHHS Ballfields Peabody Ballfield Other: Patriots Park, Tarrytown Holy Cross Church Hall PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Westchester County Recreation and Park Society, Inc. New York State Recreation and Park Society, Inc. National Recreation and Park Association �SUMMER (cont.) Programs offered, but no one registered: Teen Dance Dog Show Teen Center Teen Softball Special Camps Teen Sports Camp FALL/WINTER ACTIVITY Aerobics/Joy .., * AYSO Soccer Basketball (Youth) Cheerleading (Pop Warner) Basketball (Teen and Adult) Football (Pop Warner) Ceramics Hunter Safety Ice Skating, Ice Hockey Ice Skating Olympics Pilgrim Run Racquetball Ski Trips Typing (Beginners) Volleyball (Adults) TOTAL �FALL/WINTER ( cont. )Program offered, but no one registered: Bowling Trips Calligraphy Holiday Gifts for the Making Knitting for the Beginner Tennis Lessons WINTER/SPRING ACTIVITY Aerobics/Joy AYSO Soccer i After School Program Basketball (Youth) Bicycle Rodeo Box Lacrosse Dad's Club Baseball Easter Egg Hunt Floor Hockey (Youth) Girls Softball Kiddy Gym Kids Wrestling Lacrosse Clinic Womens Softball Warmups Racquetball Senior Citizen Movies (6) Average of 50 per movie Tiny Tot Baseball Track (Pop Warner) TOTAL �WINTER/SPRING (cont.) Programs offered, but no one registered: Gymnastic Club Hipkito Typing (Advanced) GRAND TOTAL 4.215 �THE NORTH TARRYTOWN RECREATION AND PARKS DEPARTMENT SUMMARY OF PROGRAMS FISCAL YEAR 1981-82 ^ AEROBICS/JOY: Joy, co-sponsored with the YMCA, combined aerobic exercises with other key fitness components choreographed to music. Each class began with a few warm up exercises and progressed to more vigorous floor work. There were frequent self-monitoring pulse checks to mark progress. Each class concluded with a cool down period and final routine. 139 residents participated. AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM: The Washington Irving and Morse School P.T.A.'s and the Tarrytown and North Tarrytown Recreation Departments co-sponsored an after-school program. The courses included the following: Aerobics, Italian, French, calligraphy, first aid, drama, cooking, games, Spanish, and exercise. The courses started the week of April 19th, and were held from 3:15 4:15 at Washington Irving, and 2:30 - 3:30 at Morse. 120 children participated in this program. AYSO SOCCER: The American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO) is a soccer program for children ages 5 - 1 6 . AYSO is a national organization who's motto is "everyone plays". In AYSO every child, regardless of ability, gets to play at least half of every game. The emphasis is on fun and development of the total child, not on competition. The AYSO Spring session consisted of 155 children, and it ran from mid April through mid June. BASKETBALL PROGRAM: George Masters, Sleepy Hollow High School Basketball Coach, instructed teens in the fundamentals and skills of basketball. 20 teens participated in this 9 week program. BASKETBALL (YOUTH): The Recreation Department's of North Tarrytown and Tarrytown cosponsored this program for youth 8 - 1 4 years old. Youths were taught skills and participated in game play. 20 kids participated in this 9 session program. BASKETBALL (TEEN & ADULT): 25 teens 15 years and older participated in this 8 week program of informal basketball play. -1- �BATTLE OF THE BANDS: 300 residents watched this program held at the Morse School Blacktop, while four bands rocked and rolled for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place trophies. BICYCLE RODEO: The Bicycle Rodeo featured bicycle control races, safety checks, and minor repair sessions. Bicycles were checked for safety and registered by police. Trophies were given to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place finishers. 50 youths participated. BOX LACROSSE: Both skills and teen play were covered for 25 9 - 12 graders in this 7 week program at the Morse School Gym. CERAMICS: Mold casting, hand building, wheel thrown pieces and various techniques in glazing was taught to 23 adults in this 8 session course. CONCERTS: In cooperation with the Ossining Musicians Local A.F. of Music Projects and General Motors, the North Tarrytown Recreation and Parks Department provided a series of free concerts. 440 residents, 100 estimated per concert, attended this program at the Morse School Blacktop. DAD'S CLUB BASEBALL: Some 130 boys participated in this program which had three leagues: Pee Wee League for boys in 1st and 2nd grades, Minor League for boys in 3, 4, and 5th grades, and major leagues for 6^ 7, and 0th graders. Boys were instructed in baseball skills and participated in league play. DAY CAMP: The Day Camp was a structured and organized program offering each child daily activites created specifically for his or her age group. A weekly swimming program was held for all campers who qualified by either passing a swimming competency test or being taller than the 48" safety requirement. Both sports and arts and crafts were daily activities for each camper. Each week also included a special field trip and a variety of exhibits. 190 children participated in this program. FLOOR HOCKEY (YOUTH): 25 youths participated in this program where organized team play under amateur rules and hockey skills were covered. G.M. SOFTBALL LEAGUE: 7 teams and 115 General Motors employees participated in this industrial softball league. Co-sponsored with the Tarrytown Recreation Department, the league was held on Monday through Friday at Washington Irving and Peabody Fields. -2- �NORTH TARRYTOWN GIRL'S SOFTBALL LEAGUE; 85 girls, grades 3 - 8 , participated in this league that ran from April to June. Girls were instructed in softball skills and participated in league play. GOLF-0-RAMA: Golf-O-Rama, in cooperation with the North Tarrytown Recreation and Parks Department, ran three instructional gold sessions at their Bedford Hills Gold Center. Classes included a Learn to Golf Class, Strokesaver Clinic, and Power-golf program. 5 residents participated. HOMERUN DERBY: 30 residents participated in this program co-sponsored with the Tarrytown Recreation Department. All donations collected where forwarded to the Rosary Hill Home. Vincent Feliciano and Robert Lugrezia were tied for the most homeruns hit. HUNTER SAFETY: 20 residents 14 and over participated in this program which involved instruction in hunter safety and hunting techiniques, which was followed by an examination. Those who passed were able to obtain hunters licence's. ICE SKATING AND ICE HOCKEY: 500 residents from North Tarrytown ice skated and participated in ice hockey at one of the largest outdoor skating facilities in N.Y.S. ICE SKATING OLYMPICS: 50 residents participated in this event which was co-sponsored with the Tarrytown Recreation Department. The Olympics featured speed skating races with awards presented to winners. Children were placed in appropriate age groups. KIDDY GYM: 20 children kindregarten - third grades participated in this program during Spring Vacation. This three session course involved free playtime with supervision by Brian Tompkins, John Paulding School Physical Education instructor. KIDS WRESTLING: 43 boys, grades 1 - 6 , participated in this program which was cosponsored with the Tarrytown Recreation Department. The program included an introduction to wrestling, learning basic moves, and a wrestling tournament. LACROSSE CLINIC: 20 boys and girls grades 7, 8, and 9, participated in this clinic run by Mr. Vincent Chicarelli, the Sleepy Hollow High School Lacrosse Coach. This clinic included covering all lacrosse fundamentals. -3- �MEN'S SOFTBALL: 160 Men participated in this Softball league from May through August with Michael's Pub winning both the league and play off championships. MEN'S ALL STAR GAME: This year, the North Tarrytown All Stars avenged, their loss of a year ago to the Tarrytown All Stars by winning 6 - 2 . PILGRIM RUN: The Recreation Department's of the Tarrytowns sponsored a three mile road race open to all joggers. The first finisher in each age group received a turkey. 58 residents participated. POP WARNER (WOLF PACK): The Tarrytowns Wolfpack was an organization for boys and girls in North Tarrytown and Tarrytown, ages 7 - 1 3 , which offered programs in Track, Football, and Cheerleading. The Wolfpack's goal was to offer 130 youngsters in the villages an experience in learning Track, Football, and Cheerleading skills with emphasis on teamwork and cooperation. RACQUETBALL: With Racquetball_becoming the fastest growing sport in America, all residents were urged to take advantage of this program at Court Sports I in Elmsford. 37 residents participated in this 6 week program. ROLLER SKATE TO MUSIC: 300 residents participated at the Morse School Blacktop to rollerskate to rock and disco with a D.J. Everyone was encouraged to bring their roller skates and skate to the music. SAILING LESSONS: This course was for those who were seriously interested in sailing. The course included basic sailing, helm work, handling of sails and basic seamanship. 15 residents participated. SENIOR CITIZEN MOVIES: An average of 50 Senior Citizens enjoyed 6 old time movies shown at the Holy Cross Hall during the winter months. SKI TRIPS: 30 residents were registered for a schedule of one to five day ski trips that was so complete that family and young skiers of all abilities were able to ski on any chosen weekend or holiday from December 5 to March 20. STANDARD FIRST AID AND PERSONAL SAFETY: 10 residents participated in a program which was designed to teach basic first aid and safety techniques. The course taught one how to care for a person who had a sudden injury or sickness. -4- �TENNIS LESSONS: Mr. Joseph Quattro, former Recreation and Parks Director for the Village, taught 38 teens and adults in Tennis at Andrews Lane Tennis Courts and Sleepy Hollow High School Gym with the Recreation Department supplying the tennis balls. TOT CAMP: A full program of games, block building, story telling, music, arts and crafts projects, movies, special events, and numerous other activities were enjoyed by 42 pre-schoolers in this program, T.V. WORKSHOP: McClean Associates instructed 4 residents in portable videotape production. Once they were trained, the North Tarrytown Recreation and Parks Department tested their skills at one of the league softball games. TYPING: This course was designed to teach basic typing skills to 8 participants 16 years and older in this 8 session course. WOMEN'S SOFTBALL LEAGUE: 60 women participated in this softball league from June until the end of August. Due to the lack of teams, 9 games were scheduled with the Irvington Women's Softball League. Bert's Over the Hill Gang won the league title, while Assembly Line won the play off title. WOMEN'S ALL STAR GAME: The 3rd Annual Frank Rigotty All Star Game had the North Tarrytown Women's Softball All Stars playing against the Irvington All Stars. The Final score was North Tarrytown 19, Irvington 6. WOMEN'S SOFTBALL WARM UPS: This program was designed for the early bird softball player who wanted to get into shape for the 1982 Women's Softball Season. 12 residents participated. WRESTLING PROGRAM: Brian Tompkins, wrestling coach at Sleepy Hollow High School, instructed 15 boys between 13 and 18 in basic moves and advanced skills in wrestling. Moves that were included were: take downs, rides, escapes, mat work, and pins. Program ended with a wrestling tournament. -5- �NORTH TARRYTOWN RECREATION AND PARKS DEPARTMENT REVENUE REPORT: FISCAL YEAR 1981-82 Tot and Day Camps $6,,811.00 Aerobics 5,,755.00 State Aid Youth Services 3,,459.60 Men's Softball League 2,r705.00 General Motors Softball League 1-,400.00 Racquetball 1,f116.00 Women's Softball League 745.00 General Motors Donations 525.00 Tennis Lessons 325.00 Typing 200.00 Pilgrim Run 75.00 Ski Trip Registrations 57.00 TOTAL REVENUES $23 ,169.60 �NORTH TARRYTOWN RECREATION AND PARKS DEPARTMENT . REVENUE REPORT: FISCAL YEAR 1981-8 2 JUNE $4963.00 Day and Tot Camp General Motors Softball League 1400.00 Mens Softball *NOTE: This figure is after $240 was subtracted for forfeit fee refunds. Womens Softball 2705.00* General Motors Donation for Summer Concerts TOTAL 745.00 500.00 $10,313.00 JULY $1523.00 Day and Tot Camp 180.00 Racquetball Tennis Lessons TOTAL 75.00 $1,778.00 AUGUST Day and Tot Camp TOTAL $325.00 $325.00 SEPTEMBER No Revenue OCTOBER $2430.00 Aerobic s/Joy 270.00 Racquetball 33.00 Ski Trip Registrations Typing TOTAL 175.00 $2,908.00 �NOVEMBER Pilgrim Run $40.00 Typing TOTAL 25.00 $56.00 DECEMBER Pilgrim Run $40.00 G.M. Donation for mailing list for N.T. Police TOTAL 25.00 $65.00 JANUARY No Revenue FEBRUARY Aerobics/Joy $3150.00 Ski Trip 24.00 Racquetball TOTAL 396.00 $3,570.00 MARCH Aerobics/Joy $175.00 Racquetball 270.00 Tennis Lessons 250.00 State Aid TOTAL 3459.60 $4,154.60 APRIL No Revenue MAY No Revenue GRAND TOTAL $23,169.60 �COOPERATING AGENCIES Recreation programs are made available to the public only through the continued cooperation of numerous individuals and agencies within the Village of North Tarrytown, Tarrytown, and the Town of Mt. Pleasant. I would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge those who were so helpful throughout this past year. The Village Board of North Tarrytown The Village Recreation and Parks Commission of North Tarrytown Village of North Tarrytown Public Works Department Village of North Tarrytown Police Department Village of North Tarrytown Fire Department Village of North Tarrytown Amubulance Corp Village of North Tarrytown Accessor and Building Inspector Village of North Tarrytown Supervisor of CD.A. Village of North Tarrytown Clerk Village of North Tarrytown Treasurer Village of North Tarrytown Court Department North Tarrytown Police Benevolent Association Public Schools of the Tarrytowns Town of Mt. Pleasant Town Board Town of Mt, Pleasant Recreation and Parks Department Town of Mt. Pleasant Police Department The Village Board of Tarrytown Tarrytown Recreation and Parks Commission Tarrytown Recreation and Parks Department The Village of Tarrytown Police Department The Village of Tarrytown Fire Department The Village of Tarrytown Ambulance Corp �Page 2 Town of Greenburg Recreation and Parks Department YMCA of the Tarrytowns St. Elmos Council 319 Knights of Columbus Dads Club of North Tarrytown North Tarrytown Girl's Softball League Tarrytowns Babe Ruth Baseball League Pop Warner Football League of the Tarrytowns American Youth Soccer Organization of the Tarrytowns Holy Cross Church of North Tarrytown Senior Citizens Club of North Tarrytown Westchester Ski Teens General Motors Corporation Ossining Musicians Local 398 McClean Cable T.V. Court Sports I of Elmsford Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1939 Various Local Merchants The numerous part-time Recreation staff Volunteers of programs throughout the entire year �< t! H ! i .1 1 1 :M |K �"2- 337 Mayor Zegarelli moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato, that the Mayor be authorized to sign the Tax Warrant for the collection of the 1982 taxes, and that the same be presented to the Treasurer and Tax Collector with the Assessment Roll. Carried. There being no further business to come before the meeting, Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that the same be duly adjourned. Carried. I II Rerspectfully submitted^ Irene Amato\ Deputy Clerk � 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 Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes & Resolutions-1982 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_TRUST_1982-04-29 Subject The topic of the resource Board of Trustees Minutes-1982 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/fcf1046480559fcfdd32d8af1ca8d127.pdf f8be9f2d504e1865191ddcf4159e6d4c PDF Text Text PUBLIC HEARINGS NORTH TARRYTOWN, N,Y. May 3, 1982 ^ A regular meeting was held before the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown, N.Y. on the above date. Present Philip E. Zegarelli, Mayor Stephen J. Maceyak Janet Gandolfo Peter Soriano Joseph D. Lofaro Mario DiFelice Emmanuel Lobato, Trustees Robert J. Ponzini, Counsel Mayor Zegarelli called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.M. with a prayer and salute to the flag. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that the minutes of the meetings held on April 19th and April 29th be approved as written. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli called for street light maintenance bids for the year commencing June 1, 1982 - May 31, 1983. Clerk Fallacaro opened the following bid: Edward McCarthy, 2 Andrews Lane, No. Tarrytown, N.Y. (Check in the amount of $645 enclosed.) $6450. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that the bid be referred to the police committee for analysis and recommendation. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli called for bids on the repair and maintenance of meters for the year commencing June 1, 1982 - May 31, 1983. Clerk Fallacaro opened the following bids: Edward Simnowski, 14 Anderson Ave., No. Tarrytown, N.Y. (Check in the amount of $390 enclosed.) $3900.00 Robert G. Lustyik, Sr., 150 Grove St., Tarrytown, N.Y. (Check in the amount of $400 enclosed.) $4000.00 Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that the bids be referred to the police committee for analysis and recommendation. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli read the notice of hearing" on a proposed Local Law entitled "Notification of Defects" which provide for a specific procedure for the notification to the municipality of any defect and property owned or operated by the municipality in any highway, street, crosswalk, etc. which in the absence of strict compliance with the notice provision of �-2this Local Law the Village should not be liable in any civil action for the defect. Mayor Zegarelli asked if there was anyone present who would like to comment on the proposed law. Counsel stated that the purpose of this law was on a suggestion of our insurance company. He stated that the cost of liability rates for municipalities are extremely high. Whenever there is an accident people are always looking for additional money from the Village, he sai No one appearing for or against the proposed local law, Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that the hearing be closedf Carried. Mayor Zegarelli read the notice of hearing on a proposed local law entitled "Tree Conservation". The purpose of the law would reflec the Village policy that the planting and maintenance of trees as a dire relationship to the health, safety and welfare of the community and ask if there was anyone present who would like to address the Board. Mr. Curtis Heath, Chairman of the Conservation and Beautification Committee, explained that this law is necessary in order for the Villag to become a member of Tree City USA one of the requirements is the formation of a tree commission and the adoption of a tree ordinance. The law provides for a tree commission which would annually advise the Board as to the condition of trees and make recommendations in the removal of unsafe trees, etc. Mr. Heath stated that the committee made a study of tree ordinances and have submitted an ordinance which follov/ closely some of the ordinances now in effect elsewhere. No other comments, Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that the hearing be closed. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli asked if there was anyone present who would like to address the Board on anybther matter. Mr. A. Volpacchio, 11 Cedar Street,inquired about conflicting signs on Cedar Street, The matter was referred to the police committee. Mr. Volpacchio also complained about ashes from the incinerator at College Arms falling on to his property. Mr. Page stated that the incinerator was closed down by him and the owner was ordered to rebuild it because it was not working properly Sometimes it does give off with smoke, however, by the time he gets down there, the smoke has cleared, said Mr. Page. The matter was referred to police committee. Mr. Joseph Schwer, representing the Van Tassel Tenants Association inquired as to what is being done about their request for the Village t enter into the ETPA program. He stated that notices were received fron the landlord that their rents were being increased again and some �-3- 3C/^ •apartments will be increased up to $115 a room. He cited violations consisting of leaky faucets, electrical wiring and fire violations. He stated that he is in possession of a list of several apartments which have been redone by an unlicensed plumber. Mr. Schwer produced pictures and offered them as proof of violations in the building. He stated that they should be presented to the rent control board in White Plains. The building is in violation of the Village Code, said Mr. Schwer. Mayor Zegarelli stated that the pictures will be turned over to the Village Prosecutor after inspection by the building inspector. Mayor Zegarelli directed Village Counsel to schedule an appointment with Messrs. Tucciarone, Schwer and the building inspector to expedite the matter. Several residents of 12 Lawrence Avenue also appeared and stated that their rents have also been increased, Mr. Page, speaking about the Van Tassel apartments, stated that the last time the tenants were here, he called the Fire Underwriters Inspector who informed him that he was very familiar with the building, but it was necessary for him to have a written complaint. The complaint has to be sent to the main office in New York and they will send the inspector up for investigation. Mrs. G. Bell, 12 Lawrence Avenue, complained about the owner of her apartments who had knocked on her door at 9:00 in the evening and told her to get rid of articles being stored in the hallway. She stated that they claimed to have received a letter from the fire department inspector that the bins be removed also, Mrs. Bell stated that there was no other place to store her Christmas tree, lights, etc. because of lack of closet space. Mayor Zegarelli stated that in matters of safety and firematic regulations, the storage material could cause a blockage to a fire exit for egress and ingress. Trustee Maceyak read a letter which was sent to the owners of 12 Lawrence Avenue by the building inspector regarding violations in the building. Mr. Page stated that notice of violations was also sent to the management of 14 Lawrence Avenue and 255 North Broadway and he has received no reply from them. The matter was referred to the Village Prosecutor, John Tucciarone. Mr. Larry Kosilla, Howard Street, complained about the ongoing traffic problem on his street. Mayor Zegarelli stated that a policeman was sent down at the time of his last complaint. *• �^3 -*Trustee Soriano recommended a change in the flow of traffic. He stated that a portion of property near the Quattro's property can be acquired and we can make Continental Street two way traffic. Mayor Zegarelli stated that he met with the County Planning Department which indicated the traffic flow and several suggestions were made. Following a discussion, Mayor Zegarelli stated that a policeman would be sent down again and that the matter will be studied by the Village, Chief Spota and representatives from General Motors. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES I ADMINISTRATION & CONSTRUCTION | Trustee Soriano stated that he is keeping in close contact with Mr, Turnquist on the new Village garage and its progress. There is a strike going on at the present time. Trustee Soriano stated that the committee will meet with Mr. Turnquist at the Village garage site on May 15th for a progress report and that he will also submit his presentation on the interior of Villag hall for space utilization. With regard to Mr. Page's report listing violations in the Dad's Club room on the third floor of the building, Trustee Soriano stated that the President of the Club will be notified to eliminate the violations. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that action of the committee in designating Ronald Turnquist to make a preliminary study of the Elm Street property at the prevailing rate be confirmed by the Board. Carried, Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that action of the building inspector in obtaining the Thune Assoc. Consulting Engine Company of New Canaan, Conn, for their floor inspection in Central Fill Headquarters in the amount of $750 be confirmed and that the Mayor be 1 authorized to sign the agreement. Carried. FINANCE & REAL ESTATE Trustee Gandolfo reported a cash balance of $263,143.77 in the General Fund as of May 3, 1982. Trustee Gandolfo moy£d„ seconded ±>g Trustee Lofaro that the N.Y.S. close-out audit/Wr1"ffi?1vMre^^xSttPfefla^^reet Urban Renewal Project NYSUR-17, in the amount of $18,817.00 be paid and that the amount be taken out of this year's budget. Carried, Trustee Gandolfo stated that dredging of Fremont Pond should start this week. FIRE Trustee Lofaro offered the following resolution, seconded by TrH6tee DiFelice: i f �-5- -?/ WHEREAS Almighty God has seen fit to take unto Himself the soul of the late Reverend Gerald Boyle, and y WHEREAS the said Reverend Gerald Boyle was the Pastor of St. Teresa of Avila Church having been held in the highest esteem and affection by all those who knew him, now, therefore, be it RESOLVED that this Board of Trustees take official notice of Reverend Gerald Boyle's death; and be it further RESOLVED that this resolution be made a part of the official minutes of this meeting and a copy sent to the family of the deceased. Carried unanimously. GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS-SENIOR CITIZENS Trustee Soriano reported that the citizens held a meeting today. Several trips have been planned. Trustee Soriano stated that Steve Serina is preparing a plan to take senior citizens on trips at a cut-rate price. When plans are finalized, they will be brought before the Board, said Trustee Soriano. Trustee Soriano reported that cheese was distributed again to senior citizens. LABOR RELATIONS & CONTRACTS Trustee Lobato stated that the County is preparing to commence negotiations with the CSEA and is asking Board members to submit to him any items they would like considered in the new contract. Trustee Lobato moved that the committee be authorized to write to the CSEA for the prupose of arranging a date to commence negotiations as well as permitting the committee to negotiate on behalf of the Village, seconded by Trustee DiFelice. Carried. POLICE Trustee DiFelice submitted the following police report for the month of April: (in detail official minutes) Trustee DiFelice stated that the committee has been studying a new system of reporting police overtime. Final report will be made at the next meeting, he said. Meetings have been scheduled for May 5th and 6th with each member of the police department to discuss the new budget year, said Trustee DiFelice. Trustee DiFelice stated that the purchasing agent issued a purchase order for two portable radios at $1984.00 for two, said cost to come out of CDA funds. �-6Trustee DiFelice stated that the street lights will be rewired so that our Christmas lights will turn on when the regular lights go on. This will eliminate the cost of installing timers as in the past A five ft. snare was purchased for the dog control officer, reported Trustee DiFelice. Trustee DiFelice stated that a meeting will be held with County representatives regarding bus stop signs. Trustee DiFelice stated that he is in receipt of a memo from Chief Spota regarding violations that still exist with the taxi cabs and his request for an increase will be held off until such time as the owner corrects the violations listed in the memo. He stated that he has not produced his financial statement as yet and moved that a letter be sent to the owner requesting same, seconded by Trustee Maceyak, Carried. i Trustee DiFelice stated that the State police were here on Saturday weighing in fire apparatus and suggested that a letter of thar be sent to Trooper Deshensky. PUBLIC WORKS Trustee Maceyak stated that the water department replaced a leaky fire hydrant on College Avenue and repaired a cave-in on Valley Street. Trustee Maceyak reported a balance of $21,886.98 in the water funct as of May 3rd. The street department has repaired curbs and is commencing sidewalk repairs. He stated that there is a problem in the Manors wherein the past, residents were allowed to rake grass and debrit into the curb, however, we are now attempting to stop them from this practice and will insert regulations in the water bills requesting residents to use containers. ) I Trustee Maceyak stated that he is studying the matter of a safety ' program for employees in the public works department. A letter has been sent to our insurance company soliciting their help. Trustee Maceyak stated that letters have been sent out to mercha on Beekman Avenue requesting their help in cleaning their sidewalks. RECREATION & PARKS Trustee Gandolfo gave the following report: I P Two hand rails were removed from the Jack & Jill equipment at the Clinton Street playground. They were installed at 11:00 A.M. on April 22nd and missing at 3:30 P.M. the same day. Look for our new summer brochure which will be out on May 17th. Some of the programs will be Life Saving course, weight lifting, concer in the park, wrestling, racquetball camp, battle of the bands, etc. Girls softball and Dads Club baseball commenced this past week. �Memorial Field infield* was redone this past week by Pat's paving. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the Mayor be authorized to sign the contract with Malacarne Company for the construction of the utility garage at Memorial Field. Carried. i Trustee Gandolfo stated that Tarrytown has accepted our offer to play softball. Details will be forthcoming, she said. Trustee Gandolfo stated that on July 10th, a parks improvement program will be started and special days will be scheduled for the dedication of new equipment in parks commencing with Barnhart on July 10th The commission and Board will be invited to attend and special Olympics will be held and refreshments will be served. The department is working with the highway department to make the park presentable, said Trustee Gandolfo. Trustee Gandolfo stated that the department entered into an : agreement with employess of General Motors to use the ballfields, however, there was a slight problem at the field last week during which the ; people were asked to leave because of their drinking; after which the police were called in. She stated that Pat Lofaro was instructed to send a letter to their representative and advise him of our rules and if the incident should occur again, the money that has been paid will be forfeited and they will no longer be able to use the field. l Trustee Gandolfo stated that she was in receipt of a complaint regarding the garbage bins at Peabody Field not being emptied. We have no agreement with the school to empty these bins since there are no programs, she said. The bins have now been emptied by the Village, said Trustee Gandolfo and she instructed Pat Lofaro to write to Mr. Blueglass, Supt. of Schools, that it is the responsibility of the school district to empty the bins. Trustee Gandolfo stated that last year, the Board met with the Board of Education to discuss various matters and has requested that another meeting be scheduled. With regard to the ETPA, Trustee DiFelice suggested that residents be informed about this hearing and that organizations and associations be notified also. A discussion was held as to the method of notifying residents. Suggestions such as inserting notices in the water bills, an ad in the local newspaper, etc. were made. The Clerk was instructed to ascertain the cost of an ad. TAX EXEMPT & ASSESSMENT • I I —I.I. I — — ••• , „, ., -1,1 _, ••• „ „. . •• , „ . n ll_ . 1 W Trustee Lobato informed the Board of a lawsuit by a small group of people against the County and Town to try to recap an overpayment of 72-73 taxes. This will benefit the people of North Tarrytown. Mt. Pleasant over-paid about $600,000.00. Municipal lawyers of the Town and County have moved to dismiss the lawsuit, said Trustee Lobato. He stated that he will keep the Board posted. �-8MAYOR'S REPORT: Mayor Zegarelli stated that he is in receipt of the contract with the ASPCA for the year commencing June 1, 1982 - May 31, 1983 which has been approved as to form by Counsel. The amount is the same as last year s contract. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that the Mayor be authorized to sign the same. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli stated that a memo has been received from Counsel Ponzini regarding the joint water project with the Village of Tarrytown, The agreement provides that the Attorney for the project shall be • designated by the Village of North Tarrytown and further provides thatB the Attorney shall be the Village Attorney. Mr. Sante Chessari, formeB Village Attorney, has indicated to Counsel that he wishes to step downM as Counsel for the project and allow the present Village Attorney to continue in his place. Mayor Zegarelli moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that Village Attorney Robert J. Ponzini be appointed Attorney for the Catskill Aqueduct Project and former Village Attorney Sante Chessari be relieved as same. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli stated that he is in receipt of a letter from the Mental Health Association requesting that the month of May be proclaimed Mental Health Month. Trustee Lofaro moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that the following resolution be adopted: WHEREAS: Excessive mental stress is a serious and costly threat to the overall health of the American people, affecting each of us to some degree; and WHEREAS: Stress can result not only in depression, anxiety, and mental illness, but also in impairment of physical health; and WHEREAS: Through the promotion of good mental health practices and increased knowledge of stress, many debilitating stress-related illnesses can be reduced or eliminated; and m I ^ ] WHEREAS: Rising health care costs make it even more imperative that we pursue the goals of health promotion and the prevention of illness. Therefore, be it resolved that during May--Mental Health Month Westchester citizens cooperate with the Westchester Mental Health Association by becoming knowledgeable about ways to recognize, reduce, j and deal with excessive stress. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli stated that the Town of Mt. Pleasant has requested a replacement for Joseph Piedemonte, who resigned as North Tarrytown's j representative on the Town of Mt. Pleasant Senior Citizens Council and had appointed Joseph Ruscigno to fill the vacancy. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that action of i the Mayor be confirmed. Carried. • i r �COMMUNICATIONS Communication from A. Triana, 144 Beekman Avenue, requesting sidewalk repairs was read and referred to the public works committee. Communication from Mrs. H. Weiss, 23 Pierson Avenue, requesting sidewalk repairs was read. Trustee Maceyak stated that the work has already been done on her sidewalk. Communication from President of the Central Veterans Committee, L. Galante, inviting the Mayor and Trustees to participate in the Memorial Day Parade and services on May 31st was read and accepted with the thanks of the Board. Communication from Ptl. R. Morrison, President of NTPBA stating that members of the Police Department unanimously support the addition of the K9 unit to the department was read and copies ordered to each Trustee. Commiinication from Ralph DeCarlo, Sec'y. of Fire Council, regarding changes in personnel in Fire Patrol requesting permission of Fire Patrol to take its apparatus to Hudson Valley Convention on June 19th, Mt. Kisco July 16th, Ossining, August 3rd and Port Chester on Sept. 25th, Rescue Hose Company to Montrose on August 11th and the request of Chief Bozelli to take the Chief's car to the parades was read. Trustee Lofaro moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that action of Council regarding changes in personnel be granted and that Fire Patrol and Rescue Hose be granted permission to take their apparatus to parades as mentioned and that Chief Bozelli be granted perm ission to take the Chief's car to the parades. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli stated that he is in receipt of a letter from Senator Mary Goodhue acknowledging his letter regarding the Senate bill on group homes. Mayor Zegarelli also stated that a letter has been received from the Public Service Commission, acknowledging our letter concerning Con Edison's request for a rate increase. UNFINISHED BUSINESS Mayor Zegarelli suggested that the fire committee meet with the Fire Department Code Enforcement Team (Volunteer), once the members are constituted, to review all procedures and a table of organization as to the responsibilites and role of the Team and how they will work with the Village government. NEW BUSINESS Trustee Soriano stated that the Village received certain funds granted under the CDA program and moved that Mr. Doorley be complimented for his work, seconded by Trustee Lofaro. Carried. �-10In connection with the street light maintenance contract, Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that the contract be awarded to Edward McCarthy in the amount of $6450, according to specifications. Carried. In connection with the meter repair and maintenance contract, Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that the contract be awarded to Edward Simnowski in the amount of $3900, according to specifications. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli informed the Board of three Tax Certioraries against the Village: Van Tassel Tarrytown Co., Joseph Carlisto-Frank Chevrolet, and the College Avenue Realty Company and moved that they be formally accepted and referred to Counsel for proper action, seconded by Trustee Soriano. Carried. With regard to the public hearing on a proposed local law on Notification of Defects, Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that the following Local Law #1 of 1982 be adopted: (Local Law #1 of 1982 in detail official minutes) With regard to the hearing on the proposed tree local law, the matter was referred to Governmental Relations for further study. With regard to a complaint about a trailer parked in a front yard on Harwood Avenue, Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that the matter be referred to the Village Prosecutor, John Tucciarone. Carried. Counsel Ponzini stated that he attended the meeting in New Castle regarding the McLean Cable TV company and every Village had a representative there. North Tarrytown had the least complaints, he said. It was the request of the Supervisor that every municipality draft a list of general complaints and specifics and forward them to her and ssh ji will forward a master list to the McLean Cable TV company requesting meeting. Anyone with any suggestions are asked to let him know. Mayor Zegarelli moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that a public hearing be held on May 24, 1982 regarding the ETPA. Carried. 1 Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that the bills submitted on the General Fund and Water & Sewer warrants dated May 3, 1 be paid after approval by department heads and that the Treasurer be authorized to pay same and that a copy of this resolution be attached to the warrants. Carried. There being no further business to come before the meeting, Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that the same be duly adjourned. Carried. Respectfully submitted, fi^i^yC-^L '<. 4. -^lyl 'ilomena Fallacaro Clerk �TELEPHONE ^m**<^ XS^S^^^S^ (914) Ml-0800 ^*U£!!Ldr ^^ c a 3 RICHARD J. SPOTA Chief of Police ^ police department Village of J?ortf? aCarrptoton, J i § . i059t POLICE REPORT APRIL 1982 ( tal Number Charged by Police: 1. Arrested 2. Summoned :. . 92 1054 Total 1146 >ersons Charged w i t h Crimes or V i o l a t i o n s : 1. V&T Moving 2. V&T Non-Moving 3. Assault 3rd 4. D.W.I 5. Disorderly Conduct 6. Operating with a Suspended or Revoked License 7. Criminal Mischief 4th 8. Robbery 3rd 9. Burglary 2nd 10. Unlawful Possession of Marijuana 11. Resisting Arrest 12. Obstructing Governmental Administration 13 . Trespass 14. Harassment. 15 . Reckless Enaangerment 1 st 16. Criminal Possession of a Weapon 2nd K 7 . Criminal Possession of Marijuana 4th ||8. Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance 7th ||9. Criminal Possession of a Hypodermic Insturment *70. Possession of Stolen Property 3rd 21. Dog Ordinance Violations 'arking Violations: 1. Metered Parking 2. Other Parking Violations . Total 95 959 Total i 30 4 3 4 9 5 2 1 1 1 2 2 4 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 92 16 1054 �<P TELEPHONE (914) 6*1-0800 RICHARD J. SPOTA Chief of Poltce police department Village of i?ortf) GTarrptoton, JJ. g. I 0 5 9 t Investigations of Investigations of Investigations of Aiding of Injured Reported Felonies Other Complaints Auto Accidents at Accidents I Total Police Aided Cases: 1. Police Aid to Sick Persons 2. Ambulance Requests 3. 4. Responding to Alarms 5. Escorts 6. Arrests on Warrants 7. Missing Persons 122 27 3 328 31 28 20 3 5 1 Total Respectfully submitted, Riohard J vx Spota Chief of Police 511 �(Please Use this Form for Filing your Local Law with the Secretary of State) Text of law should be given as amended. Do not include matter being eliminated and do not use italics or underlining to indicate new matter. Qiypt r •prJMix o t Village North Tarry town Local Law No of the year 198-?. .1. A local law ^^^.S^.^^...l!S^S^Sl (Insert title) Be it enacted by the *2£LSL2S£«SS± of the (Newe of Legislative Body) mrx _, TtaMK OI Village North Tarrytown (See . a s follows: attached) '(If additional space is needed, pjease attach sheets of the same size as this and number each) Page 1 �ARTICLE I Notification of Defects Notification required. Maintenance of record of notices received. Construal of provisions; severability. When effective. �ARTICLE I 1. Notification required. No civil action shall be maintained against the Village of North Tarrytown (hereinafter referred to as "the village") for damages or injuries to person or property (including those arising from the operation of bicycles and snowmobiles) sustained by reasoi of any highway, street, crosswalk, bridge, culvert, street marking sign or device or any other property owned, operated or maintained by the village being defective, out of repair, unsafe, dangerous or obstructed, unless written notice of such defective, unsafe, dangerous or obstructed condition of such street, bridge, culvert, highway marking, sign or device or any other property owned, operated or maintained by the village was actually given to the Village Clerk of the village and there was a failure or neglect within a reasonable time after the giving of such notice to repair or remove the defect, danger or obstruction complained of; and no such action shall be maintained for damages or injuries to persons or property sustained solely in consequence of the existence of snow or ice upon any highway, street, bridge, culvert or any other property owned by the village, unless written notice thereof specifiying the particular place, was actually given to the Village Clerk of the village and there was a failure or neglect to cause such snow or ice to be removed or to make the place otherwise reasonably safe within a reasonable time after the receipt of such notice. �2. Maintenance of record of notices received. The Village Clerk of the village shall keep an index record, in a separate book, of all written notices which the Village Clerk shall receive of the existence of a defective, unsafe, dan gerous or obstructed condition in or upon, or of any accumulatio: of ice and snow upon, any village street, highway, beidge, culvert or sidewalk or any other property owned by the village, which reco shall state the date of the receipt of the notice, the nature and location of the condition stated to exist and the name and address of the person from whom the -notice is received. The record of sue notice shall be preserved for a period of five (5) years from the date it is received. The Village Clerk, upon receipt of such *-i written notice, shall immediately and in writing notify the Superintendent of Public Works of the village of the receipt of such notice. 3. I Construal of provisions; severability. A. Nothing contained in this local law shall be held to repeal or modify or waive any existing requirement or statute of limitations which is applicable to these causes of action but, on the contrary, shall be held to be additional requirements to the rights to maintain such action; nor shall anything herein contained be held to modify any existing rule of law relative to the question of contributory negligence nor to impose upon the village its officers and employees any greater duty or obligations than that it shall keep its streets, sidewalks and public places in -2- i �V. I' *• * I in a reasonably safe condition for public use and travel. 0 B. '•' . If any clause, sentence, phrase, paragraph or any part of this local law for any reason shall be adjudged final! by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, such judgment shall not affect, impair or invalidate the remainder of this loca! law but shall be confined in its operation and effect to the clauj: sentence, phrase, paragraph or part thereof directly involved in 1: controversy or action in which such judgment shall have been rendered. It is hereby declared to be the legislative intent that the remainder of this section would have been adopted had any such provisions not been included. 4. When effective. This local law shall take effect immediately upon its passage by the Board of Trustees and at the time prescribed by law. -3- r r �V1 (Complete the certification in the paragraph which applies to the filing of this local law and strike out the matter therein which is not applicable.) 1. (Final adoption b) local legislative body only.) I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No. JL...... or the**?** of N of 198.2.... v . T a r r y t o w n . w a s duly passed by the ....Mard...c>.f..X r .u8t«.e.S. XKWFffl (Name of Legislative Body) Village on:.:r*P**A+....?9. 15$.?..... in accordance with the applicable provisions of law. 2. (Passage by local legislative body with approval or no disapproval by Elective Chief Executive Officer,*' or repassage after disapproval.) I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No of 19. County Ci y of the Town ' °^ was ^ y P a s s e d by the (Name of Legislative Body) Village on 19 not disapproved and was approved by the repassed after disapproval and was deemed duly adopted on provisions of law. 19 Elective Chief E *«cutive <*««=«• * , in accordance with the applicable 3. (Final adoption by referendum.) I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No of 19 County of the _ y *u w " of was duly passed by the (Name of Legislative Body) on 19 not disapproved and was approved 19. I if by the r e p a s s e d after disapproval on g Elective Clnef Executive Off.cer * Such local law was submitted to the people by reason of a . referendum,and received the affirmative vote of a majority electors voting permissive » J J of the qualified ~% o general thereon at the special election held on 19 , in accordance with the appliannual cable provisions of law. 4. (Subject to permissive referendum, and final adoption because no valid petition filed requesting referendum.) 1 hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No of 19. County of the T ' of OWn 1 a was duly passed by the on (Name of L e g i s l a t e BodO £e 19 - not disapproved and was approved by the repassed after disapproval on E , e c , , v e ch,ef E«c»»*** Officer * 19 Such local law being subject to a permissive referendum and no valid petition requesting such referendum having been filed, said local law was deemed duly adopted on 19 ., in accordance with the applicable provisions of la\>. 'Elective Chief Executive Officer means or includes the chief executive officer of a county elected on a county-wide basis or, if there be none, the chairman of the county legislative body, the mayor of a city or village or the supervisor of a town, where such officer b vested with power to approve or veto local laws or ordinances. Page 2 i � 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 Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes & Resolutions-1982 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_TRUST_1982-05-03 Subject The topic of the resource Board of Trustees Minutes-1982 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/6ff49c05f0df40d206609e3de22bbd37.pdf bdcdc8bfc1043ceabdfa7664cbec3deb PDF Text Text -=&7 PUBLIC HEARING NORTH TARRYTOWN, N.Y. May 17, 1982 A regular meeting was held before the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown on the above date. Present Philip E. Zegarelli, Mayor Stephen J, Maceyak Janet Gandolfo Peter Soriano Joseph D. Lofaro Mario DiFelice, Trustees Robert J, Ponzini, Counsel Absent Emmanuel Lobato, Trustee Mayor Zegarelli called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.M. with a prayer and salute to the flag. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that the minutes of the meeting held on May 3, 1982 be approved as written. Carried Mayor Zegarelli called upon former Trustee and Fire Chief Paul Ranieri, Sr., to be sworn in, together with other Fire Inspectors, on the Fire Review Board. This Board was established at the organization meeting in connection with our Fire Prevention Code. Mayor Zegarelli called for bids on a 1982 station wagon. Treasurer Amato opened the following bids: Frank Chevrolet, No, Tarrytown, N.Y. $9415.00 Scarsdale Ford, Scarsdale, N.Y. $8950.00 Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that the bids be referred to the Fire Committee for review. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli called for bids on a 3/4 ton pickup truck. Treasurer Amato opened the following bids: Scarsdale Ford, Scarsdale, N.Y. Item I (Truck) Snow plow Total No bid deposit enclosed. $10,318.80 1,772.00 $12,090.80 �VILLAGE OF NORTH TARRYTOWN 'TZeczeatcon and 7*azk& '-Department * Annual Report JANET GANDOLFO: |*ftl-S3l RECREATION CHAIRWOMAN PATRICK J. LOFARO, JR.: SUPERVISOR �VILLAGE O F NORTH TARRYTOWN RECREATION AND PARKS COMMISSION 28 Beck man Avenue North Tarry town, N.Y 10S91 (914) 631-2450 PATRICK J. LOFARO, JR. Supervisor May 1 7 , 1982 Dear Mayor Zegarelli and the Board of Trustees: The 1981-82 Fiscal Year for the Village of North Tarrytown Recreation and Parks Department was a successful one. Some 771 additional residents participated in sponsored recreation programs than the year before. This past year, many new programs were developed for the entire community, as in the Tot Camp, Youth Lacrosse Clinics, Aerobics/Joy, Rollerskate to Music, Battle of the Bands, Pilgrim Run, General Motors Industrial Softball Leaguer and the After-School Programs. Through existing programs, the above mentioned new ones, donations, and state aid, we have brought in some $23,000.00 plus in revenues. This figure is at the level or higher than some villages with operating budgets of $130,000 to $150,000, and without the use of major facilities, (i.e. pools, lakes, waterfront parks, etc.). Already this Spring we have started to work in the parks. Park equipment will be repaired and painted. Also, with the cooperation of the Public Works Department, we will be able to prevent erosion, and repair and install picnic tables,: benches and grills. Unfortunately, with the anticipation of Spring and the sprucing up of the parks also comes our biggest nemesses in vandalism. North Tarrytown parks, as the year before, were hard hit by the pen, bolt cutter, and the broken bottle. Sadly, there can be no guarantee that improvements made in the parks will last through the upcoming year. Hopefully community watches will be set up to patrol our parks and to help eliminate these acts of vandalism. The following pages include programs, public, participation, and revenues of programs offered in 1981-82. If you have any questions, please feel free to call on me. Respectfully submitted, w 'CUUKJLJL <f>ff *f A < Patrick J.^Lofayo,/Jr. Supervisor of Recreation and Parks PJL/cac cc Recreation Commission �NORTH TARRYTOWN RECREATION AND PARKS Recreation and Parks Committee: Janet Gandolfo, Chairwoman Steven Maceyak Joseph Lofaro Recreation and Parks Commission: Eva Piedmonte, Chairwoman Jennifer Dolan Eileen Meade Mary Vizvary William Shroba Fred Clayton Christine Fiala RECREATION AND PARKS STAFF Supervisor: Patrick J. Lofaro, Jr. Park Foreman: Gary Thomas Secretary: Christina Chalmers Laborers: John Convery Bernard Gallagher Edward Fahey John Nicol �N O R T H T A R R Y T O W N R K C K K A T 1 U M AfJU FAK^a ^rnMncax. YEARLY REPORT FOR 1981-82 SUMMER ACTIVITY NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS Aerobic Dancing 12 Babe Ruth Baseball 30 Basketball Program 26 Battle of the Bands 300 Concerts (4) estimated average 110 people 440 Day Camp 190 Douglas Park Permits (2) 100 Golf-o-Rama 5 General Motors Softball League 115 Homerun Derby 32 Lacrosse clinic 20 Men's Softball 160 Men's All Star Game 21 Raquetball 6 Rollerskate to Music 300: Sailing Lessons 13 Standard First Aid and Personal Safety 10 Tennis Lessons 38 Tot Camp 42 T.V. Workshop 4 Women's Softball 60 Women's All Star Game 21 Wrestling Program 15 TOTAL 1881 * �-2Willow Motor Sales, Inc., Port Chester, N.Y. Item I Snow plow $10,264.00 • 1,650.00 Total $11,914.00 Certified check in the amount of $595.70 enclosed. Frank Chevrolet, No. Tarrytown, N.Y. Item I Snow plow Total $11>030.00 1,498.00 $12,528.0 No bid deposit enclosed i Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that the bids be referred to the public works committee for study. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli read the hearing regarding the anticipated changes to the Village's housing goals as shown in its Housing Assistance Plan for Small Cities Program and asked if there was anyone present who woult like to address the Board. Mr. Doorley, Director, explained that the goals of the Housing Assistant Plan were inflated and unrealistic. This hearing is to preser the reduced figures. No other comments, Trustee Lofaro moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that the hearing be closed. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli asked if there was anyone present who would like to address the Board on any other matter, may do so at this time. No one appearing, the regular order of business was resumed. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES BUILDINGS 6c GROUNDS Trustee Soriano stated that the committee toured the new facility on River Street. He stated that a problem existed whereby the contract has requested to install a tank in the ground immediately, otherwise he will stop the job. He stated that the tank would float if it was no filled with water or gasoline. Since it would be too expensive for gas, it was recommended that the tank be filled with water. Following a discussion, Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro,that John Biros, together with R. Turnquist, be authorize to direct the contractor to proceed with the installation of the tank and filled with water. Carried. Trustee DiFelice stated that Pocantico H & L Company is looking for heating in their room in the basement. The Buildings & Grounds Committee has been authorized to obtain estimates for same. i �36o -3FINANCE & REAL ESTATE Trustee Gandolfo gave a balance of $580,368.13 in the General Fund as of May 17th. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that Tax Sale certificate #28 in the name of McLean Cable be cancelled because their payment of gross receipts is more than the amount of taxes. Carried Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that Tax Sale certificate #23 in the name of the Village of North Tarrytown, former Rosenblatt property be cancelled because the property was assessed to Rosenblatt at the time the assessment roll was adopted. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that all tax sale certificates in the name of Isno Realty be cancelled because the property has been transferred to the Village of North Tarrytown and on March 5, 1982, to Larry Rodrigues. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that the amount of $7500 be paid to the Village of Tarrytown for the Village's share of the minibus. Trustee Gandolfo stated that this amount excludes any of the benefits owing to the driver of the bus, i.e. Workman's Compensation and Social Security. The driver does not drive the bus solely for the residents of North Tarrytown, said Trustee Gandolfo. Motion carried. Trustee Gandolfo stated that she sent a memo on May 12th to department heads that any purchases and expenses over $25, must go through the Purchasing Agent. She stated that should the problem get worse, the Village Board will send notices to our major suppliers to the effect that the Village will not be responsible for purchases without a purchase order. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that action of the committee be confirmed. Carried, Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that vouchers be given to John Biros so that anyone desiring to make purchases will have to see John. Following a discussion, the motion was amended that the Treasurer and Clerk be included in the issuance of vouchers. Motion carried. FIRE Trustee Lofaro moved that a public hearing be held on June 14th on a proposed amendment to the Fire Prevention Code to include Smoke and Heat Detection Devices, seconded by Trustee Maceyak. Carried. A special meeting was called for May 29th at 11:00 A.M. to transfer accounts in the 1981-82 budget, and on June 2nd to call for bids on a police car, etc. t �-4Trustee Lofaro moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that action of the Fire Committee in purchasing a car for the second assistant chief in the amount of $2300 be confirmed by the Board. Carried. Trustee Lofaro moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that a Board of Appeals known as the Fire Board of Review be created to act upon complaints as a result of any decision made by the Fire Inspectors. Carried. Trustee Lofaro read a letter from the Ambulance Corps thanking the Board for the dinner and support during the year. GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS & SENIOR CITIZENS I Trustee Soriano stated that he checked with Mr. Doorley on energy* grants but learned we do not qualify for any, Trustee Soriano noted a communication on his desk for summer jobs and proceeded to move that four summer jobs be created of which two people would be placed in public works and the other two in recreation, 8 hours per day at $4 per hour and if no money was available in the departments, that the money be taken fr om the Contingency Fund. Trustee Gandolfo suggested that Messrs. Lofaro and Biros be asked first if there was a need for these positions in their departments. Following a discussion, the matter was referred to the May 29th meeting. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that the following summer schedule be adopted: June 14th, July 12th and August 9th and at the Call of the Chair. Trustee Soriano stated that he attended a meeting of the Traffic Committee and R. Turnquist. Certain recommendations were made by Ugo Checchi, he said, Mr. Turnquist was authorized at a previous meeting* to make recommendations on the proposed Elm Street parking lot and a • report will be forthcoming, said Trustee Soriano. The committee also( discussed off-street parking plans. The citizens held a meeting today, said Trustee Soriano. They took a trip to the World Trade Center and celebrated birthdays for this month In order to ascertain the usage of the minibus for North Tarrytown residents, Trustee Soriano suggested that a form be prepared so that senior citizens can enter the number of times a week they use the transportation facility. Under no circumstances will we deprive them of any use of it, said Trustee Soriano. This will enable us to determi how much the cost is to North Tarrytown. Mayor Zegarelli stated that he will prepare the form. LABOR RELATIONS & CONTRACTS Trustee Lobato - Absent. i N �^£v -5- Trustee Maceyak stated that the committee was preparing to call for a meeting with the Committee and Union. Trustee Soriano stated that there are charges and counter charges against the Village and the committee should talk to these people who are causing these problems. POLICE Trustee DiFelice stated that a final inspection was made of the taxicabs owned by Knapp<r McCarthy and of the eighteen cabs inspected, sixteen have passed. The owner has been most cooperative, said Trustee DiFelice. A discussion was held regarding a higher discount for senior citizens after which the police committee was instructed to call for a meeting with the taxicab owners to discuss the matter further. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that the Clerk be instructed to send for a local patrolmen and sergeant's list. Carried. Trustee DiFelice stated that the committee discussed overtime procedure which will be used whereby a form will show the officer's name, signature and who authorized the overtime, a copy of which will be given to the Treasurer, and the Chief, and will be effective May 16th. As per recommendation of the police committee, the Court Clerk will be instructed to schedule trials when officers are working, unless it is an emergency. This would cut down on overtime, he said. A k9 dog demonstration was held at Lyndhurst on May 16th, said Trustee DiFelice. Trustee Maceyak stated that the demonstratipn went very well. lot of people from North Tarrytown were present, he said. A Trustee DiFelice stated that a letter was sent by Counsel Ponzini to the PBA attorney that only Lieutenants and Sergeants will be stationed on desk duty, except for an emergency. The Chief is complying, he said. Trustee DiFelice moved that the names of James Timmings, Margaret White and Thomas Cavalieri and Chief Bozelli be added to the Police Community and Relations Committee, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo. Mayor Zegarelli stated that this committee was formed independently by the Chief of Police. During the discussion, Trustee Maceyak stated that this committee is in the hands of the Chief of Police. Mayor Zegarelli polled the Board as follows: Trustee Maceyak Gandolfo " Soriano - No - Yes - Yes Mayor Zegarelli voted "No", Motion not carried. Trustee Lofaro - No lf DiFelice - Yes �-6Trustee DiFelice noted that former Ptl. Quartucio was awarded the amount of $225 as a result of arbitration negotiations with the Village. Trustee DiFelice moved that a letter of congratulations for the rescue of a boy from the river at Croton be sent to Ptl. Biro, David Cappello, Blaine Taft and Anthony Vadala, seconded by Trustee Soriano. Carried. To relieve the part-time workers in the Court room, Trustee DiFeli stated that Sgt. Kostelny will now handle the issuing and record-keepin of the parking summonsx books. Trustee DiFelice acknowledged thank you letters from Mrs. Hogan,B T. Carroll and Mrs. Murphy for the cost of living payment. I Trustee DiFelice moved that the reprimand on the books on Ptl. Edward Ciffone be removed from his record, seconded by Trustee Maceyak. Following a question raised by the Mayor and Trustee Gandolfo, Mayor Zegarelli polled the Board as follows: Trustee Maceyak - Yes Gandolfo - Yes " Soriano - Yes Mayor Zegarelli voted "No". Trustee Lofaro - Yes " DiFelice - Yes Motion carried, PUBLIC WORKS Trustee Maceyak reported that the water department is flushing hyrdrants. Balance in the water and sewer account as of May 17th is $20,047.5 The department constructed new manhole over the storm drain at | Chestnut and Valley Streets, as well as a new sidewalk on College Avend Curbs on Andrews Lane, Elm Street have been rebuilt and the areaM used for parking at Devries Avenue field has been graded. I The fence along the sidewalk on the west side south of the Headlesj Horseman bridge was removed. The department has been cutting grass and brush at Freedom Park, Margotta Courts and the triangles in Sleepy and Philipse Manor. Trustee Maceyak moved that Louis Rizzi be appointed Skilled Lahore at the salary of $16,709 per annum, effective June 4, 1982, seconded by Trustee Soriano. Carried. Trustee Maceyak suggested that the Village Attorney commence proceedings on various employees who have been out from work for a long time. He stated that we are losing manpower. ; i Mr. Biros stated that J. Rogalski and R, Thomas' cases are being j evaluated, after which a report will be made. j • i i f �^ Y -7- Following a discussion, it was decided that no action be taken at this time. RECREATION Trustee Gandolfo reported that the Men*s Softball League starts tonight at Memorial Field, The summer brochure will be out in the mail this Wednesday. Some of the programs that will be available are; Life-saving, weight-lifting, running program, Battle of the Bands, concerts in the park, wrestling, Day and Tot Camps, raquetball camp and special camps, etc. Trustee Gandolfo stated that Assemblyman William Finneran is introducing a bill on recreation on Town level that permits individuals in Villages to pay an up^front fee for access to Town-wide recreation programs that are excluded from Town charges levied to Villages. Trustee Gandolfo moved that a letter be sent to Mr. Finnerman supporting the bill, seconded by Trustee Maceyak. Trustee Gandolfo stated that Village residents cannot use the Town facilities. Mayor Zegarelli polled the Board as follows: Trustee Maceyak - Yes Trustee Lofaro - Yes " Gandolfo - Yes " DiFelice - Abstained. " Soriano - Abstained Mayor Zegarelli voted "Yes". Motion carried, Trustee Gandolfo stated that the bill from Malacarne, the contractor building the utility buildings for recreation, has been removed from the Board. The architect is dissatisfied with the work. The contractor has not been following the specifications, she said. The bill is being held up, said Trustee Gandolfo. Trustee Gandolfo commended John Vincek, Mike Apollonio and Here Shubrick for the excellent work in leveling off Devries Field Trustee Gandolfo stated that she received the annual report from Pat Lofaro and moved that it be made a part of the minutes, seconded by Trustee Lofaro. Carried. TAX EXEMPT & ASSESSMENT Trustee Lobato - Absent. MAYOR'S REPORT: Mayor Zegarelli stated that a letter was sent to Mr. Blueglass, Supt. of Schools, tentatively setting a meeting with the school board for May 27th. r �-8Mayor Zegarelli noted a letter from Mrs. Napolitano, Gordon Avenue requesting the removal of cleanup material and Trustee Maceyak stated that it was taken care of. * Mayor Zegarelli stated that he received a letter from John Keels that his last letter regarding the police dogs did not mean to be a racial attack on him or the police chief. Mayor Zegarelli stated that he replied to the ministers who wrote letters about the proposed dogs for the police department. Mayor Zegarelli stated that he is in receipt of a letter from Assemblyman Peter Sullivan acknowledging our letter regarding Assembly Bill 4185 (Group Homes) as well as our letter opposing Con Edison's 1 request for an increase. Mr. Sullivan supports our position. I Mayor Zegarelli stated that we were informed by the N.Y.S. Confere of Mayors and other similar organizations that the present Tier 3 Retirement Plan is in serious jeopardy and will expire on June 30, 1982 He stated that we may want to take the position to keep it on the basis as a contribution by the individual rather than municipality.' Following a discussion, Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that we write our legislators to enact special legislat: to keep Tier 3. Carried. COMMUNICATIONS Communication from S. Levi, 18 Farrington Avenue, requesting sidewalk repairs was read and referred to the public works committee. Communication from Howard Haver, 11 Webb Road, requesting the removal of a dead tree was read and referred to the public works commit! Communication from Mrs. Alice Runyon, 483 Munroe Avenue, requestin; sidewalk repairs was read and referred to the public works committee, g Communication from Jeanne Brewerton, 174 Highland Avenue, request! sidewalk repairs was read and referred to the public works committee. ™ Communication from Anthony Iannarelli requesting sidewalk repairs at his property at 49 and 51 Elm Street was read and referred to the public works committee. -UNFINISHED BUSINESS Trustee Soriano commented on the He stated that the one tenant who was the amount due. Eviction proceedings were given an extension and asked the tenants at 79 College Avenue. back in rents has paid some of were initiated, however, they pleasure of the Board. Mayor Zegarelli stated that they are paying the rent and no action will be taken for now. i '• �5>^6 -9- Mayor Zegarelli noted the memo from the building inspector regarding the building at 174-176 Cortlandt Street which was damaged in a recent fire. Following a discussion, Mayor Zegarelli moved that the building inspector notify the owner of the violations in his building and give him until Friday to correct them, seconded by Trustee Maceyak. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that if the violations are not corrected by Friday, the building inspector is authorized to issue a summons. Carried. NEW BUSINESS Mayor Zegarelli stated that he is in receipt of a letter from Benjamin Edmonds resigning from the North Tarrytown Housing Authority effective June 1st. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that his resignation be accepted with regret and that a letter of thanks be sent to him for his many years of service on this committee. Carried. On a question of the status of Judge Maroney, Mayor Zegarelli stated that he will write to Mr. Zebrowski informing him of our decision to seek additional Counsel on the matter and if there are any charges to submit them to the Village for payment. With regard to the bids submitted on the 3/4 ton truck, two companies did not submit checks and after discussion, Mayor Zegarelli moved that we will have an informal poll by way of the Village Clerk authorizing the awarding of the bid, seconded by Trustee Maceyak. Carried. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that the bills submitted on the General Fund and Water & Sewer warrants dated May 17, 198: be paid after approval by department heads and that the Treasurer be authorized to pay same and that a copy of this resolution be attached to the warrants. Carried, There being no further business to come before the meeting, Trustee Lofaro moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that the same be duly adj ourned. Carr ied. Respectfully submitted, l Lfl !+.*'<*£<(_ T'L'L •£*<-*-«* Filomena Fallacaro Clerk � 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 Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes & Resolutions-1982 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_TRUST_1982-05-17 Subject The topic of the resource Board of Trustees Minutes-1982 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/2e188dfeb123eef75b26d0051aca762a.pdf 1e8986517df1032ef44655ac66e620e9 PDF Text Text NORTH TARRYTOWN, N.Y. May 24, 1982 3^7 / A special meeting was held before the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown on the above date. Present Philip E. Zegarelli, Mayor • Stephen Maceyak Janet Gandolfo Peter Soriano Joseph D. Lofaro Mario Di Felice Emmanuel Lobato, Trustees Charles S. Brownstein, Attorney N.Y. State Div. of Housing & Community Renewal Mayor Zegarelli called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.M. He read the Public Notice regarding the adoption of a proposed local law entitled, "Emergency Tenant Protection Act of 1974". The Mayor also read a letter received from Richard and Laurel Sweet, 309 North Washington Street, expressing their disapproval of the adoption of the ETPA. They feel it is "unfair to owners who maintain reasonable rents based on actual costs and reasonable return". Mayor Zegarelli then addressed those attending the Public Hearing and advised them that he would listen to both pro and con statements alternately; everyone would be able to express their opinion on ETPA. Mr. Joseph Schwer, 95 Beekman Avenue spoke first. He spoke on behalf of the Van Tassel Tenants Association of which he is Vice President and Acting President. Mr. Schwer stated that although the Van Tassel has been under Rent Control they are becoming decontrolled as tenants move out and new tenants come in. The tenants feel that when new leases are drawn up the rents are two to three times more than they were under Rent Control. Mr. Brownstein explained that tenants may complain to the Westchester County Rent Guidelines Board if they feel their rent increase exceeds the amount of increase that is allowed by the Guidelines. Mr. Soriano asked Mr. Brownstein if it is possible that tenants might receive a rent increase whether or not the Village goes to ETPA. He was advised that, hypothetically, tenants could receive an increase. The Mayor recognized Trustee Maceyak; his question was regarding whether or not the tenant has the option of a one, two, or three year lease under ETPA. He was informed that they do have that option. New tenants are offered a lease, at the discretion of the landlord and after the expiration of the lease, the tenant may be offered a one, "two, or three year lease. Mr. Maceyak also questioned if the landlord was in violation and did not complete repairs, under ETPA, would rents be rolled back? *» �k v> - "2" Mr. Brownstein said that under rent control services'must be* continued; landlords have the right to charge separately for services in the future under ETPA and previous charges would be include'd. In reply to a question from Trustee Soriano, Mr. Brownstein said ETPA would expire in 1984. Mr. Jay Madry, 95 Beekman Avenue, wanted to know how many villages are now under ETPA; he was informed that there are 12 or more villages involved. Mr. Madry spoke several times in favor of ETPA. Several tenants questioned whether ETPA would affect apartment houB regardless of the number of apartments in the building. Mayor ZegarellH advised that he would check on this. • Mrs. James Haggerty, 95 Beekman Avenue, wanted to know if landlords of apartments, when decontrolled, can raise rents to whatever the market will bear and is there a percentage control under ETPA? Mrs. Haggerty was advised that under ETPA landlords must give their tenants leases and j the leases offered must be according to the ETPA laws. Under decontrol, landlords can give a lease for whatever length of time he prefers and at whatever rent he wishes. Mr. Avellino again spoke and asked how much of a fee must be paid to the State if ETPA is adopted? The answer is $7 per apartment and it must be paid to the State each year. (?) In response to a question from Mrs. Kay Lingardo, the Mayor said that the collection of this fee would be handled by either the CDA Director, or the Village Clerk, or Village Treasurer. The fee is to be paid by the tenants. Upon a question from Mr. Joseph Piedmonte, 95 Beekman Avenue, it was stated that* tenants in decontrolled apartments will benefit more under ETPA than those in rent controlled apartments. Trustee Maceyak questioned whether or not tenants under rent control would be affected by ETPA and could the landlord deny tenants a lease, m According to Mr. Brownstein, the landlord must offer the tenant a leasem those tenants under rent control will not be affected by ETPA. I Mr. Schwer spoke again and advised the Board that tenants have frequently moved from large apartments within the Van Tassel to smaller ones (so their rent would be less); Mr. Schwer wanted to know if they would be given a 67o increase in their rent. Mr. Brownstein informed him that the rent increase would be 15%. Yolanda Mallory ,95 Beekman Avenue, spoke regarding the responsibili of the landlord, in particular, the Van Tassel, and questioned just what the landlord must provide in return for rent. Mr. Raymond Avellino of Ridge Street, said that he is not in favor of the ETPA and feels that the controls will hurt the landlord. A tenant in 14 Lawrence Avenue, Mr. Robert LaRue, told the Board tha �-3- sc>j • his landlord does not give tenants a lease and raises the rent indiscriminately regardless of the percentage increase allowed by law. The Mayor advised Mr. LaRue that landlords do not have to offer leases, however under ETPA they must. (The building being discussed is privately owned and houses six families not under rent control). Mr. Louis Caposella, 95 Beekman Avenue, questioned how many times the landlord is allowed to increase rent under rent control and he was advised that although each case is different, yearly increases are allowed. The next question directed to Mr. Brownstein was from Trustee Gandolfo; can the landlord add a particular amount to a tenant's rent to cover a new appliance or storm windows under ETPA? The answer was that the landlord must provide certain services and those that have been provided in the past must continue to be provided. If the landlord rehabilitates the building, makes major improvements, or provides the tenant with new appliances, at the tenant's request, he is allowed to make an upward adjustment in the rent. Barbara Doherty, 95 Beekman Avenue, wanted to know what percentage increase in rent ETPA Guidelines allowed for one, two, or three year leases. She was informed that the current rate is 127. for a one year lease, 157o for a two year lease, and 18% for a three year lease. Landlords can also offer a two year lease with a 157. increase to a tenant in a rent controlled apartment. Mrs. Dorothy Celtruda raised the question: "If a tenant is under rent control when ETPA is adopted, will the tenant be offered a lease and can the rent be raised every year". The answer is, "yes", percentage guidelines apply and the rent can be increased yearly. Mr. Schwer mentioned that the rent on apartments that are rent controlled reflect changes in the landlord's costs and the rent is adjusted 157o the first year, 157o the second year, etc. Mayor Zegarelli stated that if ETPA is adopted, whatever rent is being paid by a tenant at the time of adoption, that would be the rent upon which the rent under ETPA would be based with the guidelines taken into consideration. If ETPA is adopted, Mr. Brownstein advised that the landlord must notify tenants of their rent and the tenants have 90 days to register a complaint if they wish. Mayor Zegarelli recognized Marge Steward, 95 Beekman Avenue, who favors the adoption of ETPA. Mr. Frank Rey, Holland Avenue, said he feels excessive increases are unfair although the landlords are entitled to a fair profit. He favors the adoption of ETPA. Mr. Schwer was recognized again and he stated that he favors ETPA and feels that it will not affect home owners in the Village. Any complaints received regarding ETPA will be handled by the County. �h(\° . -4- Mayor Zegarelli advised that the Board of Trustees will probably vote on this issue at their next regularly scheduled meeting of June 14th Trustee Gandolfo made the motion to adjourn, seconded by Trustee Maceyak. The Hearing closed at 10:00 P.M. Respectfully submitted, Marie Timmings Acting Clerk i i i � 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 Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes & Resolutions-1982 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_TRUST_1982-05-24 Subject The topic of the resource Board of Trustees Minutes-1982 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/db291a8be74c60b39c2f97a418290541.pdf 97c0b6358c31c08ab95f309fcffe2ce5 PDF Text Text 37/ SPECIAL MEETING NORTH TARRYTCWN, N.Y» May 29th, 1982 A Special Meeting was held before the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarry town on the above date. PRESENT Philip E. Zegarelli, Mayor Stephen Maceyak, Janet Gandolfo, Peter Soriano, Joseph Lofaro, Mario DiFelice, Emanuel Lobato, Trustees Mayor Zegarelli called the meeting to order at 10A.M. and stated that the purpose of the meeting was to authorize the Village Treasurer to make the following transfers: Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the following transfers be authorized: From: A1990.4-Contingency Fund $10,866.04 To: A1110.1 A1210.4 A1670. A3120.1 A7140.1 A7610. A9740.7 A9730. Acting Judge "$1,045.00 Mayor 581.05 Postage 586.50 Police-Holiday & Overtime ~ 9X6.64 Devries Field 793.39 Aging 3,936.70 Capital Notes Int. 27.50 B.A.N. 2,429.26 $10,866.04 A1640.4 Central Garage-Fuel $ 300.00 A9740.6 Cap. Note Prin. 250.00 CARRIED. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the following transfers be authorized: From: F-1990.4 Contingency $14,547.00 From: F-8340.2 Equipment $9,387.00 To: F-8310.1 Supt. $2,871.00 Clerk 3,130.76 F-8120.1 Pers. Services 1,300.00 F-8320.1 Operator 1,300.00 F-8340.1 Person. Service, 5,945.24 $14,547.00 To:F-8310.1 Supt. 5,000.00 F-8320.4 Telephone 700.00 200.00 F-8320.4 Fuel 250.00 F-8310.4 Audit F-9060 Hospitalization 3,200.00 F-9710.7 Int. on Notes 37.00 $9,38*7.00 �tf -2From: F-8340.1 Personal Services $8,000.00 To: F-8320.1 Operator $ 7,000.00 F-8120.1 Pers. Serv. 1,000.00 $ 8,000.00 CARRIED. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that the bills submitted on the General Fund warrants dated May 29th, 1982 be paid after approval by department heads and that the Treasurer be authorized to pay same and that a copy of this resolution be attached to the warrant. Carried. There being no further business to come before the meeting, Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that the same be duly adjourned. Respectfully; submitted, J ; '0~ . r iLiC Philip\E. Zegarelli, /Mayor Acting Olerk ^--O ! • ll � 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 Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes & Resolutions-1982 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_TRUST_1982-05-29 Subject The topic of the resource Board of Trustees Minutes-1982 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/f3346a83e0db396b7357f0517f2764ec.pdf 4c14fddc01733f3477873054bcba0d93 PDF Text Text NORTH TARRYTOWN, N.Y. June 2, 1982 A special meeting was held before the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown on the above date. Present Philip E. Zegarelli, Mayor Stephen J. Maceyak Janet Gandolfo Peter Soriano Joseph D. Lofaro Mario Di Felice Emmanuel Lobato, Trustees Arthur Brady, Counsel Mayor Zegarelli called the meeting to order at 8:50 P.M. As no one had inquired or asked that tonight's meeting be held on the ground floor for those who might be handicapped, the meeting proceeded in the room where the Board usually holds its meetings. Trustee Di Felice addressed the Board and told all that on April 29, he, Police Chief Spota and Trustee Maceyak had met to discuss the appointment of Robert Nevelus as a patrolman for the Village. This would be at a yearly salary of $17,135, effective June 21, 1982. A motion to appoint Robert Nevelus to the position of a patrolman, grade 5, was made by Trustee Di Felice, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo and was carried by a unanimous vote. Trustee Maceyak proposed a resolution that the Board terminate the provisional appointment of Robert Nevelus as water & sewer maintenance man Grade II, effective immediately, seconded by Trustee Lobato. Trustee Maceyak moved seconded by Trustee Soriano that Robert Nevelus be appointed water and sewer maintenance man, Grade II effective immediately. Carried. Mr. Nevelus' resignation is forthcoming after which the position as water and sewer maintenance man Grade II will be posted. Mayor Zegarelli told Trustees that he had received a call from Albany to attend the New York State Conference of Mayors and Village Officials. Cash advances of $250.00 will be given to each Board member. These funds are mandated by the Village to attend this conference, and each member must account for use of their funds. Mayor Zegarelli made a motion to have North Tarrytown join the National League of Cities. The motion was seconded by Trustee Di Felice and passed unanimously. Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that action of the public works committee in awarding the bid for a 1982 3/4 ton four wheel drive pickup truck with snow plow to Willow Motors in the amount of $11,914.00 be confirmed by the Board. Carried. �-2Trustee Maceyak moved to terminate Jose Ortiz as sanitation .man effective immediately, seconded by Trustee Lobato. Carried. Mr. Ortiz was previously suspended. Trustee Maceyak moved that the position be posted, seconded by Trustee Lobato. Carried. Trustee Maceyak reported that North Tarrytown will receive $100,000.00 from the state road program. This money will be recommended to go towards purchasing catch basins on certain streets. Trustee Gandolfo reported on the North Tarrytown Day Camp. She had inquired whether children from Tarrytown could, or should, be alio to attend this camp. Superintendent Blueglass of the Tarrytowns schoo said as the schools serves both villages, and school property is being used by the Day Camp, children of both Villages must be allowed to attend the camp. She proposed a two-tiered fee schedule, with a slightly higher rate for Tarrytown children as opposed to North Tarrytowr children; for example, $9.00 per week for a North Tarrytown child verses $11.00 per week for a Tarrytown child. She made a motion for a two-tiered fee schedule, which was seconded by Trustee Maceyak and was unanimously passed. ii Trustee Soriano moved that the Board bid for the 1982 station wagon be awarded to Frank Chevrolet in the amount of $9,415.00, seconded by Trustee Lofaro. Trustee Di Felice stated that the taxi cab owners (Knapp-McCarthy) have corrected the violations on his cabs. Trustee Di Felice seconded by Trustee Lofaro that the following Local Law #2 of 1982 "Taxi Fares" be adopted: Local Law #2 in official minutes. Taxicab owners will be requested to meet trains at the Philipse Manor station between 5:30 to 7 P.M. Trustee Lobato said the Village has three sergeants on the police force at present, and that a fourth sergeant is needed. Trustee Di Feli( made a motion to table the issue for discussion, but then withdrew his motion to table the issue. The discussion was reopened. Trustee Lobato made a motion to have William Patton appointed to the position of sergeant, which was seconded by Trustee Maceyak. Mayor Zegarelli then asked that someone table the issue; the motion was made by Trustee Gandolfo, seconded by Trustee Soriano, and by a 4-3 vote the issue was tabled. Trustee Lobato reported on the costs. He submitted a detailed report for the record of the K-9 program of the two dogs for the police force. * Mr. Noel James will train two shepherd dogs and the patrolmen who will use them at a cost of $2,200.00. The dogs, it was noted, are to �17jr be donated to the police department at no cost, and the training of the two officers is less than what Mr. James usually charges for one man and one dog. Dr. Jack Burke will care for the two dogs for an annual cost of $250.00. Trustee Lobato moved that the Board approve this training program which was seconded by Trustee Maceyak and the motion was carried by a 5-2 vote. There will be a cost of $500.00 for feeding the dogs for one year and $600.00 for insurance on the additional vehicle the police force will be getting to replace the vehicle the dogs will use should be noted. Trustee Di Felice asked if these amounts are subject to a bid, as the total for the (K-9) program is over $3,500.00. The Mayor asked Attorney Brady who replied he would have to check on this point. Trustee Soriano spoke against the dog program as he feels they are not needed by our Village; riot control, yes, but not in North Tarrytown. As a matter of conscience, he said, he could not support the issue. Trustee Di Felice also spoke out against the need of these dogs. It was asked by Board member Lobato that Mr. Tucciarone and Mr. Ponzini be present at the June 14th meeting. Trustee Gandolfo also asked that Attorney Thome Berg be retained by the Village. Mayor Zegarelli asked that she too be present at the June 14th meeting. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 10:20 P.M. Respectfully submitted, Linda Fukuchi Acting Clerk �I "., I [$\ 'j1 ,i I It! i \V S/l «| II;! /!: �3?^ (Please Use this Form for Filing your Local Law with the Secretary of Slate) Text of law should be given as amended. Do not include matter being eliminated and do not use italics or underlining to indicate new matter. <&>y of North Tarrytown Village Local Law No A local law ?. of the year 19 £2. *H!e£4A*g...^ (Insert title) D •. * J L . »L Be it enacted by the Board o f T r u s t e e s j, tf^yx of nf t . _ o» the (Name of Legislative Body) N o r t h Tarrytown as follows: Village I (If additional space is needed, please attach sheets of the same size as this and number each) Pape 1 �(Complete ihr certification in the paragraph which applies lo the filing of this, local law and strike out tin* matter therein which is not applicable.) 1. (Final adoption h) local legislative body only.) I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No .?. -Goua-t«y of the ^ ^ » of ...LS$?.!*...Tarr<y!1^Ptiu1y passed by the ^"OM'fl of 19?.^... ?.9ard...of. Trustees (Name of Legislative Body) Village on » 19..~.„. in accordance with the applicable provisions of law. 2. (Passage by local legislative body with approval or no disapproval by Elective Chief Executive Officer,* or repassage after disapproval.) I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No of the County City Trtutn 1 O W n of of 19 was duly passed by the (Name of L e g i s l a t i v e Body) Village on not disapproved and was approved by the E,ective c h i e f E c u t i v e repassed after disapproval " <*"«' * 19 f in accordance with the applicable 19 and was deemed duly adopted on provisions of law. 3. (Final adoption by;referendum.) 1 hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No County City7 of the ~ o v v of Town J n Village was duly passed by the (Name of Legislative Body) on not disapproved and was approved by the repassed after disapproval 19 on 19. mandatory p of 19. . , . , , . Elective chief E ecutive * °« i c " * Such local law was submitted to the people by reason of a - . . , r , IT- J i . • • „ referendum,and received the affirmative vote of a majority of the qualified electors voting J n permissive * ' ° general thereon at the special election held on 19 , in accordance with the appliannual cable provisions of law. 4. (Subject to permissive referendum, and final adoption because no valid petition filed requesting referendum.) I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No of 19. County of the T 1O W n of was duly passed by the on (Name of L e g i s l s t i v e Body) °^ 19 .. not disapproved and was approved on by the r e p a s s e d after disapproval Elective Chief Executive Officer * 19 Such local law being subject to a permissive referendum and no valid petition requesting such referendum having been filed, said local law was deemed duly adopted on 19 ., in accordance with the applicable provisions of law. •Elective Chief Executive Officer means or includes the chief executive officer of a county elected on a county-wide basis or, if there be none, the chairman of the county legislative body, the mayor of a city or village or the supervisor of a town, where such officer is vested with power to approve or veto local laws or ordinances. Page 2 I �« j. (Cil> local law concerning Charier revision proposed by petition.) ' I licreb> certifv that thrlo< a! law ..nncxed hereto, design a ted as local law No of the City of of 19 Iming been submitted to referendum pursuant to the provisions of | 37 of tiic Municipal ILme Rule Law.and having received the affirmative vote of a majority e n p r iftI of the qualified electors of such city voting thereon at the 19 became operative. v i election held on , (County local law concerning adoption of Charter.) II I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as Local Law No of 19 of the County of , State of New York, having been submitted to the Electors at the General Election of November 19 , pursuant to subdivisions 5 and 7 of Section 33 of the Municipal Home Rule Law, and having received the affirmative vote of a majority of the qualified electors of the cities of said county as a unit and of a majority of the qualified electors of the towns of said county considered as a unit voting at said general election, became operative. (If any other authorized form of final adoption has heen followed, please provide an appropriate certification.) py I further certify that 1 have compared the preceding local law with the original on file in this office and that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of such original local law, and was finally adopted in the manner indicated in paragraph above. Oe/k of the County legislative body, City, Town ox Village Clejrk or officer designated by local legislative body Date: June 15, 1982 (Seal) (Certification to be executed by County Attorney, Corporation Counsel, Town Attorney, Village Attorney or other authorized Attorney of locality.) STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF ^5.5.?.?.k®.£5S :. I, the undersigned, hereby certify that the foregoing local law contains the correct text and that all proper proceedings have been had or taken for the enactment of the local law annexed hereto. tture CJ Signatu Village Counsel Tltie Date: J u n e 15 J 1982 ' Ce-mrty €ky of T«w* Village yo Page 3 North.Janyt.own. �'M PUBLIC NOTICE VILLAGE OF NORIN TARRYIXJWN The Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown at a regular meeting assembled and after published notice and public hearing do hereby ordain and enact Local Law #2 of 1982 which amends Local Law #5 of 1979, Section 52-21 of the General Code of the Village of North Tarrytown., Taxi Fares. Zone I Zone II Zone III Zone IV Zone V Zone VI 1. A in Zone 1, additional for groups - $1.50 2.00 2.25 -2.50 2.75 3.00 charge of One Dollar and Fifty ($1.50) will be made for a continuous ride and charge of One Dollar and Fifty, cents ($1.50) will also be made to each separate fare within Zone 1. A charge of One Dollar ($1.00) will be made of two or more who are all discharged at one stop in Zone 1. 2. A charge of Two Dollars ($2.00) will be made for a continuous ride into Zone 2, and a charge of Two Dollars ($2.00) will also be made to each additional separate fare within Zone 2. A charge of One Dollar ($1100) will be made for groups of two or more who are all discharged at one stop within Zone 2. 3. A charge of Two Dollars and Twenty-Five Cents <$2.25) will be made for a continuous ride into Zone 3 and a charge of Two Dollarsjand Twenty-Five Cents ($2.25) will also be made to each additional separate fare within Zone 3. A charge of One Dollar and Twenty-Five Cents ($1.25) will be made for gfoups of two or more who are all discharged at one stop within Zone 3. 4. A charge of Two Dollars and Fifty Cents ($2.5dj) will be made for a continuous ride in Zone 4 and charge of Two Dollars and Fifty Centfe ($2.50) will also be made to each additional separate fare within Zone 4. A charge t>f One Dollar and Fifty Cents ($1.50) will be made for groups of two or more who are All discharged at one - stop within Zone 4. 5. A charge of Two Dollars and Seventy-Five Cents ($2.75) will be made for a continuous ride in Zone 5, and a charge of Two Dollars and Seventy-Five Cents ($2.75) will also be made to each additional separate fare within Zone 5. A charge of One Dollar and Fifty Cents ($1.50) each will be made for groups of more than two persons who are all discharged at one stop within Zone 5. I 6. A charge of Three Dollars ($3.00) will be made for a continuous ride in Zone 6, and a charge of Three Dollars ($3,00) will be made to each additional separate fare within Zone 6. A charge of One Dollar and Fifty Cents ($1.50) each will be made for groups of more than one who are all discharged at one stop within Zone 6. 7. A $.25 fare discount will be given to all Senior Citizens registered in the Village of North Tarrytown by the Knapp McCarthy Taxi, Inc. and any other Taxi Service provided pursuant to this Local Law. This local law shall take effect within the time prescribed by law. By Order of the Board of Trustees Adopted: June 2>, 1982 .. Filomena Fallacaro Village Clerk i � 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 Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes & Resolutions-1982 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_TRUST_1982-06-02 Subject The topic of the resource Board of Trustees Minutes-1982 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/ba63af782e62fe670aaf29f072e30ae6.pdf 46783ad388789541892676122caaadbe PDF Text Text PUBLIC HEARINGS NORTH TARRYTOWN, N.Y. June 14, 1982 A regular meeting was held before the Board of Trustees -of the Village of North Tarrytown on the above date. Present Philip E. Zegarelli, Mayor Stephen J. Maceyak Janet Gandolfo Peter Soriano Joseph D. Lofaro Mario DiFelice Emmanuel Lobato, Trustees Robert J. Ponzini, Counsel Mayor Zegarelli called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.M. with a prayer and salute to the flag. Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that the minutes of the May 17, 1982 meeting be approved as written. Carried, Mayor Zegarelli stated that the availability of meeting in the court room was pro-offered because of a request, however, the person did not appear and it was the unanimous consensus of the Board to meet here in the board room. If in the interim anyone should request us to meet in the court room, the Board will so oblige, said the Mayor. Trustee Lobato moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that this action be confirmed. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli read the notice of hearing in accordance with Section 570.312 of HUD Community Development Block Grant Program to hear views of citizens on the proposed revisions to the housing goals as shown in its Housing Assistance Plan for Small Cities Program and asked if there was anyone present who would like to address the Board may do so. Mr. William Doorley, Director, stated that at the previous hearing held on May 17th, he presented the goals which were going to be submitted to HUD. The original goal was exaggerated and we had to lower them, he said. Mr. Vincent Chebetar, Pine Street, inquired as to why is there a divided line for these programs. He stated that there are many homeowners in the Webber Park area who could use the Federal grants. Mayor Zegarelli stated that we have requested a change. This tract was established as per census figures compiled over the years. This is a guideline established by the Federal government, said the Mayor. We have had many requests from people «in Webber Park, said the Mayor, however we cannot make it available because the Federal government has determined where the money can be allocated. Mr. Doorley stated that he has been given permission to allow funds for some owners outside the tract area if the people requesting the funds are within the income set by the guidelines. They may come in to his office for infx>rma tion. �y^Sb No other comments, Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee ^ Lobato that the hearing be closed. Carried. • * Mayor Zegarelli read the notice of hearing to consider a'proposed amendment to the Fire Prevention Code to add Section 22-6A -"Smoke and Heat Detection Devices" and asked if there was anyone present who would like to address the Board on the proposed amendment. Mr. Vincent Chebetar inquired as to how the smoke detector would apply to an individual taxpayer. Counsel read Section "C" - Single Family and two family dwellings which states that all one and two family dwellings where construction commenced after June 30, 1982 shall have at the entrances to all bedro< at least one smoke detection device, etc. Mr. Page, Building Inspector, stated that he had suggested that instead of amending the N.Y.S. Fire Prevention Code, that the Village adopt a resolution stating that where the N.Y.S. Fire Prevention Code does not explicitly detail a requirement, that the National Board of Fire Underwriters current edition take precedent. No other comments, Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the hearing be closed. Carried. The proposed amendment was referred to the Board as a whole for further review. Mayor Zegarelli called for suspension of regular order of business in order to deal with Van Tassel tenants' request to adopt legislation in connection with ETPA and Trustee Lobato so moved, seconded by Trustei Gandolfo. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli stated that Counsel drafted the proper legislation to adopt ETPA measures in the Village of North Tarrytown. Trustee Soriano moved the following resolution, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo: I WHEREAS a notice of hearing was published in the Tarrytown Daily News on May 14, 1982 inviting all residents and taxpayers of the Villagi of North Tarrytown to attend a public hearing on a proposed Local Law to adopt the provisions of the Emergency Tenants Protection Act of 1974 and ^ WHEREAS a public hearing was conducted at the Municipal Building, Village of North Tarrytown, on May 24, 1982 and residents and taxpayers the Village of North Tarrytown and all other concerned citizens did comment and testify on that public emergency requiring the regulation of housing did exist, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the Village of North Tarrytown finds that a vacancy rate for housing accommodations within its municipal boundaries is not in excess of 57o, and i �-3- J/Jl It is further resolved that a public emergency exists requiring the regulation of residential rents of all multiple buildings with six or more dwelling units pursuant to the Emergency Tenant's Protection Act of 1974, And it is further resolved that a certified copy of this resolution be forwarded to the New York State Department of Housing and Economic Development and the Westchester County Rent Guidelines Board requesting their assistance pursuant to all ETPA regulations. Mr. George Warhead, attorney representing the Van Tassel Tarrytown Company, stated that he is familiar with the statutory framework of this legislation. He stated that he was not at the hearing because he did not know about it. To adopt this resolution would be a bad idea for the Village and tenants, he said. He stated that he did not see where it would help the tenants. It would cause a decrease in property value and cause a tax certiorari case which would also lead to deterioration. The owners are attempting to increase the level of services, he said, and a limitation in rent will create a decrease in services. Mr. Warhead stated that ETPA is administered by the government and requires numerous forms and methods. He stated that the owner has increased the rent in accordance with the guidelines. The Board should consider entering into a fair rent agreement with the landlord, said Mr. Warhead. been Mayor Zegarelli stated that we have/requested repeatedly to have the building inspector inspect the building and what in particular angered the tenants, was a statement that was made that there were no building violations, said the Mayor. Mr, Warhead stated that the building inspector inspected the building after the tenants applied for ETPA. Trustee Soriano stated that this matter has been expressed openly on the street. When only one side shows up constantly, we have to accept the will of the people, he said. The people could not accept the raises in between the leasing period, he said. The Board had to make a decision. People came in with documentary evidence and pictures. The matter was looked into from both sides, he said. As chairman of the Governmental Relations .committee, he stated that he called Mr. Brownstein to a meeting to discuss ETPA, said Trustee Soriano. Mr. Warhead stated that violations are supposed to be handled by the building department and not the State rental office. Trustee Soriano stated that according to ETPA, there is a situation whereas if violations have not been corrected, rents are supposed to be equally reduced. Mr. Warhead stated that under rent control, under section 38, all increase^ have been approved 1% which is an indication that there were no violations. Mr. Joseph Schwer, 95 Beekman Avenue, stated that previous Presidents met with the owners and have gone over different violations and increases were held up because of apartments not being taken care of. The tenants were told that violations would be corrected. He also stated that >y �-4- WV 'JPD « electrical and plumbing contractors have to be licensed and obtain permits. ' Trustee Lobato inquired of Mr. Warhead if the V.T. has been follow! the Westchester County Guidelines and was answered in the affirmative. He inquired as to how services would be reduced if they were following the guidelines. Trustee Maceyak also questioned the fact that if the V.T. is following the 1% in the guidelines where any problems would exist in deterioration of the building. Mayor Zegarelli stated that the tenants had gone door-to-door to find out how many places have deteriorated. He stated that it was not easy for the tenants to file complaints. The matter was looked in quite thoroughly, said the Mayor. i Trustee Gandolfo stated that with a fair rental agreement, it would be easier for the landlord to get away with violations than under ETPA. Mrs. Teresa Volpe, 95 Beekman Avenue, stated that at the hearing on this subject, a woman stated that when her lease expired, her rent was raised $190. The landlord has driven the people to take action. Mr. Warhead stated that in consideration of how many times this was done, he did not think it justified going into ETPA. This is not fair, he said. You have to have more statistics, he said. He does not know the size of the apartment and what rent she was paying, said Mr .= Warhead Trustee Lobato stated that the V.T, is not the only landlord in North Tarrytown. It is the largest. Landlords were not we11-represents at the hearing and that he had hoped that they would have submitted data and present their case to the Board. Whether or not it is ETPA, the owner would still come in with a tax certiorari. Trustee Soriano recommended that ETPA pertain to four apartments and up. dwellings of i Mr. Ray Avellino, 2 Ridge St., stated that landlords should come back later and ask for some protection through taxes. Not every buildid has violations, said Mr. Avellino, and everyone is being punished. ; At this time, Trustee Soriano moved to amend his previous motion to include in the guidelines all dwellings, six apartments and above. Mayor Zegarelli polled the Board on the entire resolution as follow Trustee Maceyak - Yes Trustee Gandolfo - Yes " 11 Soriano - Yes " Mayor Zegarelli voted "Yes" and declared the Lofaro - Yes DiFelice - Yes Lobato - Yes motion carried. Trustee Lofaro moved for a five minute recess, seconded by Trustee DiFelice. Carried. i �-5- 3f/ -r, At this time, Mayor Zegarelli presented plaques to members#of the Fire Department Fire Ambulance Corps who answered 100 arid 200 calls. * REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ADMINISTRATION & CONSTRUCTION Trustee-Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that Johnson Control bertme balance of $6,566 for the heat control work in the Municipal Building, seconded by Trustee Lofaro, Carried. Trustee Soriano reported that A. C. Pearce made the final inspection on the utility garage at Devries Field and moved that Malacarne be paid the final amount of $14,704, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo, said money to come from CDA funds. Carried. Trustee Soriano stated that he is in receipt of a call from Frank's Fuel that they will deliver a minimal amount of oil until such time as the bill is paid on 79 College Avenue. Money should be in some time in June, he said. We are experiencing a problem with the tenants, said Trustee Soriano. Counsel Ponzini stated that it has been several weeks since he has heard from the attorney for the potential buyer. Mayor Zegarelli stated that another letter will be sent for an answer, setting a time limit of July 12th, after which we will try to sell the building if the answer is in the negative. Trustee Soriano stated that he is in receipt of an estimate from Herlihy & Donovan for the installation of a new gas burner in Pocantico H & L Company in the amount of $960 and moved that they perform the necessary work for the installation of the burner, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo. Carried. Trustee Soriano stated that the River Street Village garage is progressing. FINANCE & REAL ESTATE Trustee Gandolfo reported the amount of $235,594.34 in the General Fund as of June 14, 1982. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that action of the Treasurer in investing $100,000 in C D . notes at 11% with the First National Bank of North Tarrytown be confirmed. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo offered the following resolution, seconded by Trustee Maceyak: BOND RESOLUTION, DATED JUNE 14, 1982, AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF $100,000 SERIAL BONDS OF THE VILLAGE OF NORTH TARRYTOWN, PURSUANT TO THE LOCAL FINANCE LAW, TO FINANCE THE COST OF THE RECONSTRUCTION AND REPLACEMENT OF STORM DRAINS IN THREE RESIDENTIAL AREAS QF THE VILLAGE AND APPROPRIATING THE PROCEEDS TO SUCH PURPOSE, (In detail official minutes.) �-6« Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the Chief of Police be given an increase of $2,051 on his base salary, retroactive to June 1, 1982. Trustee Gandolfo moved that the rate of pay for the police matron be fixed at $15 for a call up to three hours and each hour thereafter, she would receive $4.00 per hour, seconded by Trustee Soriano. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo stated that at the Village Officials' Conference held at Grossinger's last week, she attended a seminar whereby a Mr. Gary Shadsky spoke on municipal investments. He stated that he would come to each municipality and speak to the Board on investments, said Trustee Gandolfo, and moved that she be granted permission to contact • Mr. Shadsky to speak before the Board at no cost to the Village, secon<B by Trustee Maceyak, Carried. I FIRE Trustee Lofaro moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the followin be appointed members of the Fire Board of Appeals for the following term Orazio Celtruda Stanley Pulaski William Kenyon Emil Initio f Thomas Square Carried. 5 years - 4 - 3 2 1 Trustee Lofaro stated that the firemen are all ex-Chiefs of the department. ' Trustee Lofaro stated that Rescue Hose apparatus is back in service Columbia Hose apparatus has a leak in the tank and is being repaired. Repair work on the doors of the ambulance will be completed also, said Trustee Lofaro. GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS & SENIOR CITIZENS Trustee Soriano stated that he has been pursuing the matter of I obtaining grants for an elevator in the building for the handicapped, m Mr. Doorley has written to the Dept. of State inquiring if there are any grants for this purpose. We were told at the Conference that grants have been cut by the government. TrusteaSoriano stated that different grants are still available for job programs and we are pursuing these. Trustee Soriano stated that a Mr. Joseph Sadry from the Mental Retardation Association will talk about mental health. Trustee Soriano stated that 91 citizens were present at the meeting held on June 7th. A picnic has been scheduled at Kingsland Point Park Trustee Soriano stated that the Town Senior Citizens Council is still pursuing the matter of housing for senior citizens. i �-7- . 3 < ^ LABOR RELATIONS Trustee Lobato stated that the committee will commence negotiations with the CSEA on June 24th. POLICE & LIGHT Trustee DiFelice reported that the annual inspection of Auxiliary Police members was held this evening. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that specifications be prepared and bids returned on July 12th for a 1982 police car, said month to come from Revenue Sharing. This is in accordance with Counsel's memo, said Trustee DiFelice. Carried. Trustee DiFelice stated that the highway department completed the installation of plastic stop bars at crosswalks. He stated that the Town of Mt. Pleasant aided us in painting the double line on County House Road and Riverside Drive extension. Trustee DiFelice gave the following police report for the month of May: (Copy in official minutes) Trustee DiFelice read a memo from Chief Spota commending Dets. DeFalco and Butkovich for their follow-up investigation in the robbery case of the N.Y. Daily News Brooklyn plant which enabled the Brooklyn robbery squad to arrest suspects in connection with this case. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that a copy of the commendation be placed in their personal folders. Carried. Trustee DiFelice stated that the Chief of Police received a certificate from the National Medic Alert Foundation International for their efforts in making the public and health professionals more knowledgeable about the system of emergency medical identification. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the certificate be placed in Chief Spota's file. Carried. PUBLIC WORKS Trustee Maceyak reported that the water department replaced the defective hydrants on Barnhart, Palmer and Lakeshore Close. Permanent blacktop has been placed in excavations on Beekman Avenue and Depeyster Street, Balance in the water and sewer account as of June 14th is $18,468.74. As per a letter of resignation of Robert Nevelus as Water & Sewer Main. Man Gr. II, submitted this evening, Trustee Maceyak moved to accept his resignation, effective June 18, 1982 and that he be paid one week of unused vacation, seconded by Trustee Lofaro. Carried. \ �-8The highway department replaced defective sidewalk slabs on Beekman Avenue and Hudson Street with CDA funds, said Trustee Maceyak. Trustee Maceyak stated that the department opened the fence at the parking area on Elm Street and also placed fill in some of the areas. Fill was also placed in the Devries parking area to improve the drainage Dead trees were removed from various streets in the Village, reported Trustee Maceyak. Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that specifications be prepared and bids be returned on July 12, 1982 for the reconstruction and repair of approximately 140 catch basins in the Sleepy J Hollow, Philipse Manor and Webber Park area. Carried. • Trustee Maceyak stated that the committee met with John Biros andB it was his opinion that a man was not needed in the water department. I A man is needed in the highway department. Interviews will be held shortly, said Trustee Maceyak. RECREATION & PARKS Trustee Gandolfo gave the following report: The lock was removed from the Douglas Park gate and over the Memorial Day weekend, the light on the utility shed was broken, two vent were damaged and the glass electric meter was cracked. The utility building is completed, reported Trustee Gandolfo, and meets with the approval of the architect and recreation supervisor. The recreation department and Michael's Tavern will sponsor a Women's softball tournament on July 31st and August 1st. A sholarship fund will be set up through Michael's Tavern, she said. The Day Camp registration is going well. Ninety-one children are registered in the day camp and 22 in the Tot camp. Trustee Gandolfo stated that at a previous meeting, she made a • motion to charge non-residents a higher fee for the Day and Tot Camp, • however, she was informed by Mr. Blueglass that since we were using thfl school grounds this would not be possible. The matter will be discussed further at the meeting with the school board, she said. Trustee for the work for the July front of the Gandolfo thanked John Vincek, Floyd Rhein and Mike Apolloni they performed at Barnhart Park. The park should be ready 10th Olympics. The bulletin board has been installed in Municipal Building, she said. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that the followii coordinators and counselors be appointed in the Day Camp program: (see official minutes) i �3 W m Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that the following laborers be appointed in the parks: (In detail official minutes) Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that the following instructors be appointed in the recreation programs: (in detail official minutes) Trustee Gandolfo stated that the committee has been reviewing the erosion problem at Douglas Park and moved that Gus Paese be hired to prepare specifications for the improvement of the park at $750 through to the completion of the project, bids returnable on July 12, 1982, seconded by Trustee Soriano. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo stated that the softball game between Tarrytown and North Tarrytown will be held on August 15th, rain date August 22nd at Memorial Field at 7:30 P.M. Trustee Soriano stated that he has received a call from Tarrytown Trustee Jerry Blood regarding Friendship Park. He is asking if either Village would take title over the park or have one Village maintain it for a year. He stated that Trustee Blood informed him that when North Tarrytown cleaned the park, it stayed clean. This is one of the most heavily used parks in the Village, said Trustee Soriano. It is well-used. A meeting is being scheduled with Tarrytown to discuss the matter further, he said. TAX EXEMPT & ASSESSMENT Trustee Lobato reported "progress". MAYOR'S REPORT Mayor Zegarelli stated that in connection with ETPA, it is necessary to appoint representatives to assist the County Guidelines Board, one for the tenants and the other for the landlords. With the approval of the Board, Mayor Zegarelli appointed Ray Avellino to represent the landlords and Joseph Schwer to represent the tenants. Mayor Zegarelli stated that a seminar is being held on June 17th in New Rochelle on Coastal Zone Management and if anyone is interested in going may do so. Mayor Zegarelli stated that he is in receipt of a communication from the Dept. of Transportation that in accordance with the CHIPS program, $32,604 has been appropriated for the Village of North Tarrytown for local street and highway improvement. With regard to our request for legislation for an Assessment Review Board, Mayor Zegarelli stated that the law did not pass because the Committee wanted it for all municipalities and the Governor did not. Mayor Zegarelli read a letter from Assemblyman Peter Sullivan acknowledging our letter regarding his aid in over-riding Carey's veto on State aid. �Mayor Zegarelli stated that he is in receipt of proposed legislate from Senator John Flynn which would establish a procedure for the incorporation of an entire Town as a Village and referred it to the Gov't. Relations Committee and Tax Exempt Committees. Mayor Zegarelli reminded the Board of a meeting with the school board on June 17th. Mayor Zegarelli read letters from Senator Goodhue and Assemblyman Sullivan acknowledging our letters regarding Tier 3. Mayor Zegarelli read a letter from Sunohio who has been granted permission by U.S. EPA Region II to install a mobile polychlorinated m biphenyl disposal unit as an alternative method to high temperature I incinerator for the disposal of polychlorinated byphenyls at the Con I Ed substation on Cortlandt Street, that the work which was scheduled ' the week of June 14th and 21st has been postponed indefinitely. Mayor Zegarelli noted a letter dated May 17th from Lawrence Salley, Deputy Commissioner, Div. of Housing & Community Dev. Westchester County that North Tarrytown will receive from Westchester Urban County Community Development Block Grant in the fiscal year 1982; $80,00 in '83 and $100,000 in '84. The municipality cannot incur any costs associated with this grant prior to execution of a contract and notification of authorization to incur the cost. Mayor Zegarelli noted a second letter dated May 27th from Lawrence Salley that our application for funding of Day Care scholarships, senior citizens program of recreation, fire protection projects and boat basin and park will not be included under the 1982-85 funds of Urban County C D . Program. Trustee Maceyak moved that the Mayor send a letter to the County of Westchester requesting reimbursement for our services in transporting prisoners from the County jail to the local jail, retroactive to the last six years, seconded by Trustee Lobato, This is a County responsibility, said Trustee Maceyak. Carried. m COMMUNICATIONS • Communication from Sylvia Freyler requesting, on behalf of the North Tarrytown Business Association, permission to hold a sidewalk sale on June 25th and 26th from 10 A.M. - 5 P.M. on Beekman Avenue and also requesting that the Village ask permission of the school board to allow people to park in the Morse School playground area was read. Trustee Lofaro moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that permission be granted. Carried. Communication from Mrs. Lucy Tumino, 162 Beekman Avenue, requesting a new sidewalk was read and referred to the public works committee,. Communication from T. 01adipo? tenant at 74 Beekman Avenue, requesting the repair of holes was read and referred to the public works committee. Communication from V. Chebetar, on behalf of the Class of '41, requesting permission to use Douglas Park for a picnic on July 18th was read. i *» �-li- 3?0 ^% » Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that permission be granted. Carried. * Communication from Joseph Marasco, Recording Sec'y. of Pocantico H & L Co., requesting two cabinets for the display of trophies and awards was read and referred to the buildings and grounds and fire committees for study. Communication from Mrs. G. Adamovic, 42 Hudson Street, requesting the trimmings of a tree in front of her property was read and referred to the public works committee. Communications from Sec'y. of Fire Council, R. DeCarlo, regarding changes in personnel in Fire Patrol, Rescue Hose, Columbia Hose and Union Hose Companies, as well as permission of Union Hose to take its apparatus to Thornwood on July 14th was read and on motion of Trustee DiFelice, seconded by Trustee Lofaro, action of Fire Council be confirmed by the Board. Carried. Communication from John Garibaldi, 138 Harwood Avenue, inquiring about the proposed local law on recreation vehicles, as well as objecting to a trailer that has been parked across the street from his home was read. Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that a recommendation be made at the next meeting in July, after the appropriate committees review the matter again. Communication from Mrs. Paul Miethker, 265 No. Washington Street, requesting the removal of a tree stump at the corner of Washington Lane and North Washington Street was read and referred to the public works committee. Communication from Mrs. Thomas Malone, 21 Tappan Avenue, requesting the trimming of a tree in front of her home and curb repairs was read and referred to the public works committee, Communication from Willis Moon, Sec'y. of the North Tarrytown Democratic Party, requesting permission to use Douglas Park for a picnic on August 8th was read. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that permission be granted. Carried. Communication from Armando Alvarez, owner of property at 175 Valley Street, requesting sidewalk repairs in front of his property was read and referred to the public works committee. Communication from J. Popodopolus, owner of 49% Elm Street, requesting sidewalk replacement was read and referred to the public works committee, * Communication from Mrs, M. Marshall & Mrs, A. Rice of 247 and 265 Hunter Avenue, requesting permission to close Hunter Avenue from Munroe Avenue to Riverside Drive on June 26th from 5:30 to 9:30 P,M. for a supper party for a neighbor moving away was read. �Ax >jf\\ Mayor Zegarelli moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that permission Carried j be granted and that the police and fire chiefs be notified of same. f UNFINISHED BUSINESS Trustee Soriano stated that he is in receipt of a notice that in accordance with Section 46 of the Highway Law, the Village is responsibl for the drainage problem on Route 9, near the fountain. The catch basin in this particular area where the drainage problem exists will be included in our program for catch basin work, said Trustee Soriano Referring back to the position of Water & Sewer Main. Man, Truste Soriano stated that it was never agreed that the position would not be filled. He stated that he feels that the job should not be abolishe ii In connection with the dredging of Fremont Pond, Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that the following partial payment schedule of Aqua Dredge Company be approved .• Total contract price; $61,000.00 Construction of dredged spoil area: Mobilization of dredging plant and installation of pipeline Dredging approx. 12,000 yds, Seeding of spoil area $15,000.00 5,000.00 37,500.00 3,500.00 $61,000.00 Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the amount of $20,000 be paid to Aqua Dredge to which the contractor is entitled at this point. Carried. Trustee Lobato stated that at a previous meeting, a motion was made to appoint William Patten Sergeant in the Police Department, and which said motion was tabled. Trustee Lobato moved to remove the motion from the table to appoii Ptl. Patten Sergeant, seconded by Trustee Maceyak. Mayor Zegarelli polled the Board on Trustee Lobato's motion to untable as follows: Trustee Maceyak " Gandolfo " Soriano - Yes - No - No Mayor Zegarelli voted "No". Trustee Lofaro - Yes " DiFelice - No n Lobato - Yes Motion not carried. Mayor Zegarelli stated that we should not deal with individual persons deciding the issue. Until we obtain a difinitive response from the Chief of Police concerning our request to institute different scheduling for Lieutenants as we had outlined, I feel that further discussion of any appointment should be held in abeyance. i �-13Trustee Lobato questioned the Mayor as to why he would couple the appointment of a Sergeant to the issue of the Police Chief's flexibility. Mayor Zegarelli stated that the idea was to remedy a problem of personnel and supervisory matters and coverage and the request to the Chief was to test the schedule for six months. As elected officials, we are entitled to an answer to our request, regardless of what other people may feel is the proper line of command, said the Mayor. Mayor Zegarelli stated that Counsel Ponzini has received a letter from Mr. Haroldls office, attorney for the police bargaining committee, that the situation with regard to the regular use of patrolman on desk duty has not been corrected which violates the Civil Service law and if the situation is not immediately corrected, the association has directed him to institute litigation. Trustee Gandolfo stated that it was her understanding that the Chief was requested to try a certain schedule out before we appointed another Sergeant to see if, indeed the Village needs another Sergeant. She stated that she thought this was a test case for six months. We had to do one thing before we decide that the other is appropriate. Mayor Zegarelli stated that there was no acknowledgment on the part of the Chief. Trustee Lobato stated that the feeling was that we authorize a Sergeant, but not fill it until the Chief answers our request. Mayor Zegarelli stated that he would like to meet with the Chief again. Counsel Ponzini stated that he will answer Mr. Harold's letter. NEW BUSINESS Mayor Zegarelli noted a petition received calling for support in eliminating nuclear war threat and on motion of Trustee Lobato, seconded by Trustee Maceyak, the following resolution was adopted: WHEREAS the greatest challenge facing the earth is to prevent the occurrence of nuclear war by accident or design: WHEREAS the nuclear arms race is dangerously increasing the occurrence of nuclear war, now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, that it is the sense of the North Tarrytown Village Board that the President should propose t hat the United States and the Soviet Union immediately reduce, subject to rigid inspection, their nuclear arsenals by a specified percentage and that the President simultaneously propose a conference, under the auspices of the United States, the Soviet Union, the People's Republic of China, Great Britain and France, of all nations having nuclear arms to devise a comprehensive program calling for a percentage annual reduction in nuclear weapons until all nuclear weapons arms are eliminated from every country. Carried. �-14* * * Trustee Lobato moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that Thome Berg be appointed special attorney to review the matter of the residency requirements of the Village Justice at $50 per hour, not to exceed five hours ($250). Carried. • Mayor Zegarelli stated that the Board should see a copy of the report before it is released. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that Mrs. Sophie Dwyer be commended for 40 years of service in the Red Cross and that a certificate be forwarded to her. Carried. Trustee Maceyak suggested that John Tucciarone, Village Prosecut be invited to attend the work session of the Board on July 1st to dis Lawrence Avenue properties and Gordon Avenue. i Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that the bills submitted on the General Fund and Water & Sewer warrants dated June 14, 1982 be paid after approval by department heads and that the Treasurer be authorized to pay same and that a copy of this resolution be attachet to the warrants. Carried. There being no further business to come before the meeting, Trustei DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that the same be duly adjourned. Carried. Respectfully submitted, i. / <Vv. ^ . ,i 'it / i <- * c €i -L e Filomena Fallacaro Clerk i i �TELEPHONE (914) Ml-0800 ^Ufflk^JP RICHARD J. SFOTA Chit/ of Poltc* police department Vtttage of iiortf) {ffarrptoton, Ji. g . 10591 POLICE REPORT MAY 1982 i t a l Number Charged by Policet 1. Arrested.•• 2 . Summoned 85 •••••1045 Total Persons Charged with Crimes or Violations! 1. V&T Moving 2 . V&T Non-Moving 3. Criminal Possession of a Weapon 3rd 4 . Disorderly Conduct 5. Obstructing Governmental Administration 6. Resisting Arrest 7. Criminal Mischief 4th 8. D.W.I 9. Family Court Warrant 10. Parole Violation 11 • Harassment 12. Assault 2nd 13. Escape 3rd 14. Operating with a Suspended or Revoked License 15. Public Lewdness 16. Possession of Stolen Property 3rd 7. Dog Ordinance Violations 'arking Violationst 1. Metered Parking 2. Other Parking Violations Total 31 4 1 6 2 3 2 12 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 85 10 364 681 Total i 1130 1045 �CbUJ of Police police department Village of JJortf) GTarrptoton, jft. g . 10591 Investigations of Investigations of Investigations of Aiding of Injured Reported Felonies Other Complaints Auto Accidents at Accidents Police Aided Casest 1. Police Aid to Sick Persons 2. Ambulance Requests 3. Responding to Alarms 4. Escorts 5. Arrests on Warrants 6. Missing Persons • 7. Assistance Other Than Above 8. Checking 45 Dark Houses • Total 362 Total 45 37 15 7 2 4 313 389 812 • • Respectfully submitted, Richard J. S^ot-a Chief of Police 8 318 32 4 �0-)y a^np 1982 SUMMER STAFF «ick Nardullo /Program Coordinator Dave Benedict Asst. Program Coord. 157 Hunter Avenue 125 Davis Rd. Tom Moremile Phy. Ed. Coordinator Anne Marie Schiavoni Arts & Crafts Coord. 35 N. Evarts Ave. Elmsford iane Walpuck ot Camp Head Counselor Linda Briggs Starting Counselor 217 Gordon Ave. Michele Briggs Starting Counselor 217 Gordon Ave. Janinie Nicol Starting Counselor 95 Beekman Ave. Annette Sally Starting Counselor 145 Webber Ave. Cindy Prusak Starting Counselor 145 Devries Ave. David Powers Starting Counselor 465 Munroe Ave. Maribeth Hogan Starting Counselor 95 Beekman Ave. I wn Tramaglini arting Counselor 40 Hudson Terrace John Powers Junior Counselor 465 Munroe Ave. Ray Marx Junior Counselor 39 Hemlock Dr. Lisa Buananno Junior Counselor 132 Van Tassel Ave. i �1982 SUMMER EMPLOYEES, JOBS, AND SAL NORTH TARRYTOWN RECREATION & PARKS PAYROLL JOB Robert Volpacchio Laborer Richard Long Laborer John Nicol Laborer Bernard Gallagher Laborer John Convery Laborer Edward Fahey Laborer Christina Chalmers Intermediate Typist Henry Jiminez Scorekeeper Gary Thomas Tiny Tot Instructor Softball Supervisor VOUCHER Emil Galassi Tiny Tot Instructor Umpire, Softball Supei General Motors and Men's Softball Umpires .•; Girl's Softball Umpires Dad's Club Umpires k .! vim ojir 11 ji O'dli1' Joseph Quattro Tennis Instructor Brian Thompkins Wrestling Instructor Roy Colsey Weight Lifting Instruc George Masters Basketball Instructor �iir. 1982 SUMMER STAFF (CONT.) Jeff Pell Senior Counselor 4 Pokahoe Dr. 6/wk. $85 Fred Rickles Senior Counselor 28 Hemlock Dr 6/wk. $85 Darrel Martins Senior Counselor 273 No. Washington St, 6/wk. $85 38 Gordon Ave. 6/wk. $85 12 Hudson Terrace 6/wk. $85. Susan Meade Senior Counselor 38 Gordon Ave. 6/wk. $85 Karen McCarthy Senior Counselor 2 Andrews Lane 6/wk. $85 Susan Fiala Senior Counselor 12 Hudson Terrace 6/wk. $85 • ichael Meade enior Counselor (pdward Fiala Senior Counselor 4 r Judith Fiala Senior Counselor 12 Hudson Terrace 6/wk. $85 Jayne Nicol Senior Counselor, 95 Beekman Ave. 6/wk. $85 d ^ �« BOND RESOLUTION, DATED JUNE 14, 1982, AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF $100,000 SERIAL BONDS OF THE VILLAGE OF NORTH TARRYTOWN, PURSUANT TO THE LOCAL FINANCE LAW, TO FINANCE THE COST OF THE RECONSTRUCTION AND REPLACEMENT OF STORM DRAINS IN THREE RESIDENTIAL AREAS OF THE VILLAGE AND APPROPRIATING THE PROCEEDS TO SUCH PURPOSE. BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown, as follows: Section 1. The Village of North Tarrytown shall issue its Serial Bonds of the aggregate principal amount of $100,000 pursuant to the Local Finance Law of New York, in order to finance the specific object or purpose hereinafter described. r Section 2. The specific object or purpose (here- inafter referred to as "purpose") to be financed by the issuance of said obligations is the reconstruction and replace ment of storm drains in Sleepy Hollow Manor, Philipse Manor, and Webber Park, three residential areas in the Village at an estimated maximum cost of $100,000 and appropriating the proceeds to such purpose. Section 3. The Board of Trustees has ascertained and hereby states that (a) the estimated maximum cost of said purpose is $100,000, (b) no money has heretofore been �' 3 f authorized by the Board of Trustees of said Village for such purposes, (c) the Board of Trustees plans to finance such purpose entirely from funds raised by the issuance of obligations herein authorized, (d) the proposed maturity of the obligations authorized by this resolution will not be in excess of five (5) years, and (e) said purpose is for a nonassessable improvement. Section 4. It is hereby determined that said pur- pose is an object or purpose described in Subdivision 4 of paragraph a of Section 11.00 of said Local Finance Law and that the period of probable usefulness of said purpose is ten (10) years. Section 5. Subject to the terms and conditions of this resolution and the Local Finance Law, and pursuant to the provisions of Sections 30.00, 50.00 and 60.00, inclusive, of said Law, the power to authorize bond anticipation notes in anticipation of the issuance of Serial Bonds authorized by this resolution and the renewal of said notes and the power to prescribe the terms, form and contents of said Serial Bonds and said Bond Anticipation Notes, and the power to sell and deliver said Serial Bonds and any Bond Anticipation Notes issued in anticipation of the issuance of such bonds is hereby delegated to the Village Treasurer of said Village. The Village Treasurer is hereby authorized to sign any Bond Anticipation Notes issued in anticipation of the •* �issuance of said Serial Bonds, and the Village Clerk is hereby authorized to affix the corporate seal of said Village to any of said Serial Bonds or any Bond Anticipation Notes and'to attest such seal. Each interest coupon representing interest payable on such Serial Bonds shall be authenticated by the facsimile signature of the Village Treasurer. Section 6. This resolution shall be published in full by the Village Clerk of said Village, together with a notice in substantially the form prescribed by Section 81.00 of said Local Finance Law, and such publication shall be in "The Daily News", a newspaper having a general circulation in said Village and published in the Village of Tarrytown. The validity of said Serial Bonds and of any Bond Anticipation Notes issued in anticipation of the sale of said Serial Bonds may be contested only if such obligations are authorized for an object or purpose for which the said Village is not authorized to expend money, or the provisions of law which should be complied with at the date of the publication of this resolution are not substantially complied with, and an action, suit or proceeding contesting such validity, is commenced within twenty days after the date of such publication, or if said obligations are authorized in violation of the provisions of the Constitution of New York. �S e c t i o n 7. This r e s o l u t i o n s h a l l take e f f e c t im- mediately upon adoption. Trustee w - the motion was adopted. l i i Di?ellee and Lobaro Kaeeoafc seconded t h e motion and T r u s t e e s Maeevak. Condolfo. Soriano. 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Title A name given to the resource MINS_TRUST_1982-06-14 Subject The topic of the resource Board of Trustees Minutes-1982 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/fb573c3041ac41b0a22e98d9074cc5ee.pdf ec38c30113e903ed9483bd0f8db9c633 PDF Text Text North T.-n rvt i-un, N.Y. July 12, 1982 Yul A regular meeting was held before the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown, N.Y. on the above date. Present: Philip E. Zegarelli,Mayor Stephen J. Maceyak Janet Gandolfo Peter Soriano Joseph D. Lofaro Mario DiFelice Emmanuel Lobato, Trustees Robert J. Ponzini, Counsel Deputy Mayor Gandolfo called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.M. with a salute to the flag. She stated that the Board would meet in the Court Room so that the meeting would be available to the handicapped. The Board then recessed and moved downstairs to the Courtroom. Deputy Mayor Gandolfo called for bids for a 1982 Police Car. Treasurer Amato opened the following bids: Russell Chevrolet of Fairfield, Conn, bid on a 1982 4-door Impala Chevrolet in the amount of $9,365.00. Carigliano Motors of Boonton, New Jersey bid on a 1982 Dodge Diplomat in the amount of $9,186.00. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that the bids be referred to the Police Committee. Carried. Deputy Mayor Gandolfo called for bids for the reconstruction and repair of catch basin and drop inlets in Sleepy Hollow Manor, Philipse Manor, and Webber Park. Treasurer Amato opened the following bids: J.C. Perri, Inc. of Tarrytown, New York-Total Bid $2,000.00 Certified check enclosed. County Asphalt, Inc. - Tarrytown, N. Tarrytown $2,000.00 Certified check enclosed Total Bid DeCarvalho Landscaping Service, N. Tarrvtown $2,000.00 Certified check enclosed. ' Total Bid $166,750. $182,500. $102,220. Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the bids be referred to the Public Works Committee. Carried. Deputy Mayor Gandolfo called for bids for the improvement of Douglas Park. Treasurer Amato opened the following bids: J.C. Perri, Inc. - Tarrytown, N.Y. $10,000.00 Certified Check enclosed. Bid - $ 29,500. �- 2 DeCaryalho Landscaping Services , N. Tarrytown - Bid 51,000.00 Certified checTT~eri closed. y'O ^ $19,025. Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the bids be referred to the Recreation Committee. Carried. Deputy Mayor Gandolfo stated that the meeting was being held in the Courtroom on the first floor at the request of a handicapped person. Apparently they were not among the spectators and she asked if there were any objections to the Board meeting upstairs. There being no objections she declared a 10 minute recess and the Board proceeded to move upstairs. At this time Mayor Zegarelli who had been detained appeared and took over the meeting. The Board recessed and met in Executive Session to discuss the bids opened earlier. Mayor Zegarelli called for the approval of minutes of May 29th, June 2nd, and June 14th. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the minutes of May 29th and June 14th be approved as written. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the minutes of June 2nd be approved as written. Trustee DiFelice stated that he objected to the minutes of the meeting held on June 2nd as the meeting was to be a Special Meeting called for a specific purpose. He stated that the minutes were incomplete and did not adequately state his position and he moved to void the minutes of the meeting of June 2nd, 1982. No one offered a second to the motion. Mayor Zegarelli stated that he had looked over the minutes and felt they had covered the meeting adequately. He also stated that minutes were not meant to be word for word. He stated that they be referred to the Board and corrected. Mayor Zegarelli asked if there was anyone present who would like to address the Board. Janet Wright, 1 Kelborne Avenue stated that she had received a parking ticket for parking in front of her residence. She had called the Police Department, had spoken to Judge Maroney and stated that the whole situation regarding parking on the streets in the Manor had erupted into a full scale problem because of a huge mobile van being parked continuously on Pierson Avenue. The van was offensive and detracting to the area and because of the many complaints had been ticketed. The owner apparently had demanded that the police ticket all cars illegally parking on streets in the Manors. Mayor Zegarelli stated that there is an ordinance adopted in 1932 that no vehicles be parked on the streets in Philipse Manor or Sleepy Hollow Manor. He stated that conditions have changed since that time but the Philipse Manor Improvement Assoc, and the Sleepy Hollow Manor Assoc, were in favor of leaving the ordinance as adopted. He stated �- 3 - ' ^ that there is a problem of mobile homes and recreation vans being parked on the streets throughout the Village. He suggested that a public hearing be held regarding street parking in the Manors in order that the Board could be aware of the feelings of the residents. He stated that an ordinance was to be adopted under "old business" regarding the parking and storing of recreation vehicles on the streets and on property in the Village. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that the regular order of business be suspended so that a discussion could be held on the proposed ordinance. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that the following Local Law #3 of 1982 be adopted as follows: (copy in detail in Official Minutes) . 7 ^ ^ ^ &+AsC<^t>L ^ ^ C J J ^ 1 ^ ^ ^ ^ Edna Fernandez of 525 Riverside Drive stated that parking of mobile homes on property is unsightly; they do not pay taxes and stated that some are parked on the street for weeks at a time. Trustee Maceyak stated there shouldbe flexibility as some homes, especially in Webber Park do not have access to their rear yards. Mr John Garibaldi, 138 Harwood Avenue spoke in favor of the ordinance and also stated that some people have been known to park mobile homes or campers on their property and live in them. Mayor Zegarelli stated that the ordinance prohibits living in the campers. He also stated that Mr. Poor had asked for an extension in removing the trailer from his property as he was going on vacation. Mayor Zegarelli read a letter from Irene Ravina of 115 Harwood Avenue voicing her objection to Mr. Poor's trailer and stated that she was in favor of a ban to such recreational vehicles in residential areas of the village. James Margotta of Merlin Avenue commented on the parking of autos in Philipse Manor and that he was in favor of parking on the streets in the Manors and that cars should not be ticketed, but should have been given warning tickets. Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that a Public Hearing be held on September 13th, 1982 to hear resident views whether to repeal or amend the statute regarding "no parking" in Sleepy Hollow Manor and Philipse Manor. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli stated, tickets that were issued must be paid or brought before the Judge, as they were legally issued tickets. Raymond Avellino, Gory Brook Road spoke on 79 College Avenue. He asked questions regarding back rents owed, evictions, and various other problems with tenants of 79 College Avenue. Mayor Zegarelli stated that the Board of Directors of 79 College Avenue Housing Devolopment Fund Co. would meet after the Board meeting. �REPORTS OF COMMIT I'KES ADMINISTRATION ft CONSTRUCTION Trustee Soriano notified the Board Members that they would meet on July 14th at 7:30 P.M. with the Structural Engineer to inspect the various firehouses owned by the village, and members of the Board were welcome to attend. Trustee Soriano stated that the village offices are on summer schedule for the months of July and August and the hours will be 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. Trustee Soriano reported that the caretaker, William Haggerty will be on two weeks vacation from July 19th to August 2nd, 1982. He reported "progress" on the construction of the Village Garage. FINANCE & REAL ESTATE Trustee Gandolfo reported a cash balance in the General Fund as of July 12th, 1982 of $237,039.64. Trustee Gandolfo reported that the Treasurer has obtained Certifi of Deposits in the amounts of $100,000 maturing 7/14/82 at 11%, $100,000 maturing 7/18/82 at 11%, $400,000 maturing 7/29/82 at 11% and $700,000 maturing 8/2/82 at 11 % with the First National Bank of North Tarrytown, and moved to confirm her action. Seconded by Trustee DiFelice. Motion carried. �y*v — Trustee Gandolfo reported that members of the Board had met with Gary Statsky regarding a financial managment study. She would have a' report for the next meeting. An inventory of all village insurance policies is being compiled showing coverage and cost of same and will be presented at the next board meeting. FIRE Trustee Lofaro reported that a public hearing had been held on June 14th, 1982 to consider a proposed amendment to the Fire Prevention Code. That a memo had been received from the Building Inspector regarding the adoption of the N.Y.S. Fire Code and the National Fire Prevention Code and suggested before the amendment was adopted that further information be obtained from Mr. Page at the next work session. GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS & SENIOR CITIZENS After a discussion Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that the following resolution be adopted: WHEREAS, THE VILLAGE OF NORTH TARRYTOWN contracted with the Arnel Construction for work on the Catskill Aqueduct Joint Project, and WHEREAS, the project was audited and closed-out on August 1st, 1979, and WHEREAS, Arnell Construction was requested a final bill on March 27th, 1980 and by numerous phone calls prior and subsequent to that date, and WHEREAS, said claim was not submitted for review by the Mayor and Board of Trustees until March 1st, 1982 in the amount of $323,584.53 and WHEREAS, after review of the entire record, the transactions between the parties and the constructions contract, and upon the recommendation of the Director of Public Works and the consulting engineer, NOW, THEREFORE, it is RESOLVED that the claim submitted by Arnel Construction, dated March 1st, 1982, in the amount of $323,584.53 is denied and a claim, if properly submitted by Arnell Construction in full satisfaction of any indebtedness of the Catskill Aqueduct Joint Project, in the amount of $23,759.66 is approved, and It be further RESOLVED that the Village of North Tarrytown reserves any and all rights to examine and audit this claim at a future date pursuant to the Village Law of the State of New York. Trustee Soriano reported that in a memo had been received from Mr. Doorley regarding the following transfers within community development �- 6 - ~r'-' f block grant funds and moved that the following funds be allocated: Senior Citizens $25,000., Day Care $10,000 and C.O.C. $10,000, based on a letter from the Department of Planning Div. of Housing and Community Development dated May 7th, 1982 seconded by Trustee Gandolfo. Carried. Trustee Soriano stated that the foregoing was based on the recommendation of the Citizens Advisory Committee and Mr. Doorley. Trustee Soriano reported that the Senior Citizens next meeting would be held in September. LABOR RELATIONS Trustee Lobato reported that he is attempting to set a date with members of the C.S.E.A. local unit for August 4th and August 11th to begin negotiations. He stated that he would suggest that only three members represent the union at the present time. POLICE & LIGHT Trustee DiFelice moved that Nick Morabito be authorized to install three spot-lights at the Winfield L. Morse playgroung at an entimated cost of $400.00 for the purchase and installation of same. Trustee Maceyak seconded the motion which was carried. He stated that the school would be notified. Trustee DiFelice reported that a report had been received from Department of Agriculture and Markets regarding local dog ordinance and various state mandates in.connection with dogs. The State representative had conferred with the Dog Control Officer, the Village Clerk and the Village Treasurer regarding various items to be corrected. Trustee DiFelice asked Counsel if a public hearing would have to be held to change sections of the ordinance. Counsel stated that he would check with Albany to see if changes had to be made. Trustee DiFelice reported that the First Reformed Church had requested that a Police call box be installed on Route 9 in front of their church. It was stated that various organizations use the church and there is no telephone available to them and in case of an emergency they would have no way to contact the police for assistance. The cost of said box would be $223.00 for installation and a monthly charge of $31.00 Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that the Police Committee investigate and be granted power to act, if they felt the situation warranted a call box in this area. Carried Trustee DiFelice reported that he had received the monthly Police reports for the month of June (copy in official minutes). Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that the award for the police car be awarded to Russell Chevrolet, Fairfiled, Conn. in the amount of $9,365.00, stating that it was the desire of the Board to maintain vehicle inventory in keeping with present G.M. stock of parts. Carried. *» �7 ~ 7 f Trustee DiFelice reported that he had received a memo from Chief Spota commending Ptl. James Whalen for his part in recent investigations and moved that a copy be placed in the officer's file. Trustee DiFelice reported that he had received a memo from Chief Spota reporting that a hearing will be held on August 3rd, 1982 at the, State Liquor Authority, New York concerning charges filed against the LaTerraza Bar, 128 Cortlandt Street by the local police department. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the Mayor be authorized to write a letter to the S.L.A. on behalf of the local police department. PUBLIC WORKS Trustee Maceyak Fire hydrants within the sewage treatment near Collea Avenue, gave the following public works reports: the village proper have been painted, weeds behind plant have been cut, hydrant on Washington St. damaged by police car has been repaired. Cash Balance in the general fund of the Water and as of July 12th, 1982 is $45,509.71 Sewer Dept. Trustee Maceyak reported that sidewalks on Elm Street, North Washington Street, Cedar and Depeyster Street and the crosswalk on the southeast corner of Cortlandt and Depeyster Street. Blacktopping on Depeyster near Broadway, Valley near Depeyster, Andrews Lane, Kendall Avenue, Holland Avenue and Hemlock Drive. Excavated for the planting of 18 trees on Elm Street, Depeyster, Beekman, Washington, Cortlandt, Anderson and Gordon Avenue, was completed. After a discussion Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that all future new employees be required to have a physical examination at the expense of the Village by a physician of the Village's chosing. Carried. Dr. Burton Miller, 12 Greenridge Avenue, White Plains, N.Y. will make such a physical examination at a cost to the Village of $50.00 per patient. Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that all new employees for Public Works Department must have their Class 3 license before the end of their Probationary period of six months. Carried Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that Richard Gross of Maple Street, North Tarrytown be appointed as a Laborer in the Water and Sewer Department at an annual rate of $15,581. less $500.00 for the probationary period effective July 16th, 1982. Said laborer's starting salary to be subject to finalizing C.S.E.A. contract effective June 1st, 1982.Carried. Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that James Townsend, Sanitation Laborer be required to be examined by Dr. Burton Miller to determine if he is "fit for duty". Carried. Mr. Townsend has been on "disability" from a non-employment injury. Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that Douglas DiCairano be appointed Sanitation Man at an annual rate of $15,581.00 less $500.00 for the probationary period effective July 16th, 1982. *» �Said laborer's starting salary to be subject to the finalizing of the C.S.E.A. contract effective June 1st, 1982. Carried. RECREATION & PARKS I Trustee Gandolfo reported that the Day Camp and Tot Camp started on Tuesday, July 6th for 180 children. Tennis lessons have started on' July 12th, "Big Band" concert was held, basketball, running and wrestling programs started. Various concerts will be he»ld on July 15th, July 22nd, and the last concert on July 29th. Barnhart Park Dedication and Olympics took place on July 10th with some fifty children and adults in attendance. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the bid for the improvements at Douglas Park be awarded to Albert DeCarvalho Landscaping Service in the amount of $19,025. subject to the signing of contracts and posting of bond. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the following resolution be adopted;. WHEREAS Almighty God in His divine wisdon has seen fit to take unto Himself the soul of the late Rosaria Malandrino; and WHEREAS the said Rosarfa Malandrino was a resident of the Village for many years, and mother of Former Trustee John Malandrino having been held in the highest esteem by all those who knew her; Now Therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, that this Board of Trustees take official notice of Rosaria Malandrino's death; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that his resolution be made a part of the official minutes of this meeting and a copy sent to the fanily of the deceased. ( Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the following resolution be adopted'* WHEREAS Almighty God in His divine wisdom has seen fit to take unto Himself the soul of the late Theodore "Skip" Muldoon; and WHEREAS the said Theodore VSkip" Muldoon was a resident of the Village for many years, and ^#e^S^f^of our Recreation Commission, and haying been held in the highest esteem by all those who knew him; Now, Therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, that this Board of Trustees take official notice of Theodore "Skip" Muldoon's death; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution be made a part of the official minutes of this meeting and a copy sent to the family of the deceased. TAX EXEMPT & ASSESSMENT Trustee Lobato reported "progress". i N �- 9- JfU f MAYOR'S REPORT: Mayor Zegarelli stated that the Immaculate Conception Church has requested permission to hold their Annual Bazaar on August 12, 13,14, 15,16, 19, 20, 21, 22 with a set-up and cleanup on Aug. 11th and 23rd and request that Depeyster Street be closed to traffic. Trustee Lofaro moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that permission be granted and that the Police Department and Fire Departments be notified. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli reminded the Board that the V.F.W. parade will be held on August 22nd and that they would assemble at 1:30 P.M. Mayor Zegarelli reported that he was in receipt of a Progress Report from Trunquist Architects and referred it to the Board for study. Mayor Zegarelli reported be had received a letter from the N.Y.S. Office for the Aging approving state aid in the amount of $2,000.00 for the period July 1, 1982 to June 30, 1983. Mayor Zegarelli reported that Mr. Benjamin Edmonds had submitted his resignation from the North Tarrytown Housing Authority and he appointed Mr. James Timmings to fill the unexpired term. Mayor Zegarelli reported that a letter had been received from the N.Y.S. Division of Housing and Communite<iRenewal regarding the provisions of S. 8a of the Emergency Tenant Protection Act whereas the Commissioner has determined.the village's proportionate share to be $6,030.00 for the period July 1st, 1982 to June 30th, 1983, computed at the rate of $9.00 per housing unit for the 670 units inculded in the Village letter dated June 24th and which excludes 80 units owned by the Housing Authority which are not subject to E.T.P.A. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that each building owner be assessed a fee of $15.00 per unit to cover the cost of administration of E.T.P.A., $9.00 to be paid to N.Y.S. Division of Housing and $6.00 to be the village's fee to cover the cost of administration. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli reported that representatives of the State will be available to the village to help in the organization and institution of E.T.P.A. COMMUNICATIONS Communications from Michael D. Schrader, 138 Merlin Avenue requesting new sidewalk was read and referred to the Public Works Committee. Communication from approximately twenty owners of property on the easterly side of Clinton Street requesting the zoning of the easterly side of Clinton Street from Cortlandt Street to Beekman Avenue to be changed from the present R5 to C2 General Commercial was read and referred to the Zoning Board for their recommendations. i *» �- 10 Communication from B e s s i e D. L e v y , 225 N. Broadway r e q u e s t i n g t h e r e p a i r of s i d e w a l k i n f r o n f o f 221 and 225 was r e a d and r e f e r r e d t o t h e P u b l i c Works C o m m i t t e e . Communication from L a u r e n t i n o R o d r i g u e s , 56 C l i n t o n S t r e e t r e q u e s t i n g r e p a i r s t o t h e s i d e w a l k i n f r o n t of h i s p r o p e r t y a t 80 Beekman Avenue was r e a d and r e f e r r e d t o t h e P u b l i c Works C o m m i t t e e . Communication from t h e N o r t h T a r r y t o w n H o u s i n g A u t h o r i t y i n f o r m i n g t h e V i l l a g e Board a b o u t p l a n s f o r b o t h c o m p r e h e n s i v e and s p e c i a l p u r p o s e i m p r o v e m e n t s p l a n n e d f o r t h e g r o u n d s and f a c i l i t i e s o f N o r t h T a r r y t o w n H o u s i n g A u t h o r i t y i n t h e amount of approximately $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 was r e a d and o r d e r e d p l a c e d on f i l e . Communication from L i z H o r t o n , 265 Harwood Avenue r e g a r d i n g no p a r k i n g i n P h i l i p s e Manor was r e a d and r e f e r r e d t o t h e P o l i c e C o m m i t t e e . Communication from R o b e r t a S u t h e r l a n d , 95 Beekman Avenue r e g a r d i n g t h e a d o p t i o n of E . T . P . A . was r e a d and p l a c e d on f i l e . OLD BUSINESS T r u s t e e Maceyak s t a t e d t h a t h e would l i k e an up d a t e of t h e v i o l a t i o n s and p r o g r e s s on 1 2 - 1 4 Lawrence Avenue, 174-176 C o r t l a n d t S t r e e t and 21 Beekman Avenue from Mr. T u c c i a r o n e and t h e B u i l d i n g I n s p e c t o r by t h e A u g u s t 9 t h m e e t i n g . Mayor Z e g a r e l l i s t a t e d t h a t h e would send a memo t o b o t h of t h e m , and l e t t e r t o t h e Zoning B o a r d a b o u t t h e p a r k i n g l o t on Gordon Avenue and K a t r i n a Avenue. Mayor Z e g a r e l l i s t a t e d he would a s k t h a t members of t h e B o a r d be p r e s e n t t o d i s c u s s v a r i o u s m a t t e r s on J u l y 2 9 t h . Trustee Gandolfo, reported receiving a l e t t e r Zoning from Tomme B e r g . Trustee Lofaro reported t h a t he had received an estimate from Nick Mrcabito for the replacement of old and i n s u l a t i o n free wire on Village s t r e e t s i n the amount of $135.00 per s e c t i o n , for a t o t a l cost of approximately $13,000.00. This would incude replacing of wire on Route 9 from Beekman Avenue t o Phelps Memorial Hospital. NEW BUSINESS After a discussion Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee lofaro t h a t the bid for the reconstruction and r e p a i r of catch basins and drop i n l e t s i n Sleepy Hollow Manor, Philipse Manor and Webber Park be awarded t o DeCarvalho landscaping Service in the t o t a l amount of $102,220.00 with a u n i t p r i c e bid of $610.00 per u n i t , said u n i t s t o be reconstructed t o be determined by Consultant Engineer and Director of Public Works so t h a t t o t a l cost of complete project did not exceed amount of bond authorized. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo reported a b i l l in Albany allowing J u s t i c e Courts t o impose a condition of sentence t h a t youths/adults work for the community with no compens s t i o n , with insurance problems taken under consideration i n the wording of the b i l l . Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak t h a t the Board go on record t h a t we support t h i s b i l l and t h a t l e t t e r s be sent t o both our Assemblyman and our Senator in Albany. Carried *» �- 11 - 7 'I Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that a Public Hearing be held on August 16th, for the purpose of amending the Aruscsnent Ordinance regulating the number of machines per establishment at three and raising the cost for owners to $250.00 per machine and to $200.00 per machine by operator and an application fee of $25.00 per device, by owner. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo stated that the Recreation Director had located skle for $2,900.00 and moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that he be to make an offer to the owner in the amount of $2,400.00 and if offer he purchase same with the money to be transferred from Contingency to and Parks. a car for authorized is accepted Recreation Mayor Zegarelli polled the Board as follows: Trustee Maceyak - yes Trustee Gandolfo- yes Trustee Soriano-abstain Mayor Zegarelli - yes Mayor Zegarelli declared motion carried. Trustee Lofaro - yes Trustee DiFelice - yes Trustee lobato - yes Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that the bills submitted on the General Fund and Water & Sewer warrants dated July 12th, 1982 be paid after approval by department heads and that the Treasurer be authorized to pay same and that a copy of this resolution be attached to the warrants. Carried Trustee Jerry Blood of the Village of Tarrytown appeared before the Board and a discussion followed regarding "Friendship Park". There being no further business to come before the meeting. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that the same be duly adjourned. Carried. ^-Respectfully submitted,,/• Ixene Amato Deputy �nmuc NOTICE *//**- VJhLAKE OF NORTH TARRYTOWN The Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown at a regular meeting assembled and after published notice and public hearing do hereby ordain and enact Local Law #3 of 1982 entitled: "Recreational Vehicles", as follows: Section 1. General restrictions, definitions. Section 2. Parking in residential areas prohibited. Section 3. Occupation of vehicles. Section 4. Storage Section 5. Violations and penalties. Section 6. Effective date. Section 1 - General Restrictions; Definitions. A. It shall be unlawful for any person to park any of the following defined recreational vehicles on any residential property or street within the Village of North Tarrytown, except in accordanci with the provisions of this chapter. B. As used in this Chapter, the folowing terms shall have the meaning indicated: Camper - A separate vehicle designed for human habitation and which can be attached or detached from a pickup truck. Camper-Trailer - k vehicular, portable dwelling structure designee to be used for recreational purposes. This includes a travel trailer, so identified by the manufacturer, a pickup camper; a folding tent trailer, and a motorized canper where the camping portion is an integral part of the self-propelled vehicle. Motor Home - A self-contained vehicle designated for human habitation, with its own motive power and with a passageway from the body of the home to the driver's and front passenger's seat. Trailer - A vehicle without motive power designed for carrying persons or property on its own and to be drawn by a vehicle with motive power. The term "trailer" shall include, but shall not be limited to horse trailers, boat trailers and skimobile trailers Section 2 - Parking in Residential Areas Prohibited. No person, firm or corporation shall park or store a boat, trailer, motor home, camper-trailer, camper or recreational vehicle upon any rcadwe street or highway in any residential area within the Village of North Tarrytown. Section 3 - Occupation of Vehicles. It shall be unlawful to occupy any car.per-trailer or motor home for living or sleeping purposes or to cause any such vehicle to be connected to electric, water, gas or sanitary sewer facilities anywhere within the Village, except in a duly established trailer park maintained in accordanc with the ordinances of the Village of North Tarrytown. �Y/3 Section A. Storage. A. No boat, camper, cimper-trai1er, motor home, trailer or recreational vehicle shall be stored in any front yard or in «*ny side yard of any premises within any residential zone within the Village of North Tarrytown extending beyond the front building line of the premises; provided, however, that said vehicles may also be stored within that area, within the rear yard of premises formed by the extension of the side building line to the rear lot line so long as the vehicle does not protrude into the side yard requirements as set forth in any applicable ordinance within the Village. B. In of of of of be the event that an individual is unable to meet the requirementJ Subsection A of this section, he may apply to the Zoning Board Appeals for permission to store said vehicle in the side yard the premises. Upon a showing of such inability and the approvs a majority of all present members of the Board, permission may granted to store said vehicle in the side yard of the premises. Section 5 - Violations and Penalties. Any person, firm or corporation violating any provision of this chapter shall be fined not less than fifty dollars ($50.00) nor more than five hundred dollars ($500.00) for each offense, and a separate offense shall be deemed committed on each day during or on which a violation occurs or continues. Section 6. - Effective date. This Local Law shall take effect within the time prescribed by law. By Order of the Board of Trustees Adopted: July 12, 1982 Filomena Fallacaro Village Clerk �Hi'i S TELEPHONE 1914) Ml-0800 xSaKjF^^Sa ^^J87iJ^ RICHARD J. SPUTA Chief of Poke police department Village of JJorfy GTarrptoton, J i g. 10591 Investigations of Investigations of Investigations of Aiding of Injured Reported Felonies Other Complaints Auto Accidents at Accidents 11 362 27 0 Total Police Aided Cases: 1. Police Aid to Sick Persons 2. Ambulance Requests 3. Responding to Alarms 4 . Escorts 5. Arrests on Warrants 6. Missing Persons 7. Assistance Other Than Above 8. Checking 54 Dark Houses . .Total R e s p e c t f u l l y submitted, Richard J. Spota Chief of P o l i c e r 400 42 32 15 6 3 2 395 440 935 �t/tS THLEPHONE ^914) 6*1-0800 RICHARD J. SPOT A Chtef of Poltce police department Village o( iJortf)ftarrptoton,&. g . 10591 POLICE REPORT JUNE 1982 Total Number Charged by Polices 1. Arrested 2. Summoned 94 1063 Total Persons Charged with Crimes or Violations; 1. V&T Moving Violations 2. V&T Non-Moving Violations 3. Loitering 4. Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance 3rd 5. Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance 4th 6. Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance 7th 7. Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance 3rd 8 . Harassment 29 0 1 8 1 7 8 2 9. D.,;.I 10. Petit Larceny 11. Criminal Trespass 12. Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance 4th 13. Trespass 14. Criminal Possession of Stolen Property 2nd 15 . Grand Larceny 3rd 16. Possession of Burglars Tools 17. Disorderly Conduct 18. Soliciting without a Permit 19. Operating with a Suspended or Revoked License 20. Resisting Arrest 21. Unlawful Possession of Marijuana 22. Obstructing Governmental Administration 23. Possession of a Controlled Substance 7th 24 . Burglary 2nd 25 . Petit Larceny I Parking Violations: 26. Doc Ordinance Violations 1. Metered Parking 2. Other Parkina Violations 1157 3 Total Total 2 3 1 1 1 1 1 10 1 2 3 1 2 1 2 96 1 2 631 432 1063 � 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 Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes & Resolutions-1982 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_TRUST_1982-07-12 Subject The topic of the resource Board of Trustees Minutes-1982 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/eb7927d9408da0f9757486e729e4f0ca.pdf 2768958b12da12979634b4e2d5d57bc6 PDF Text Text NORTH TARRY'IOWN, N Y . August 9, 1982 ' ^ A regular meeting was held before the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown, N.Y. on the above date. Philip E. Zegarelli, Mayor Stephen Maceyak Janet Gandolfo Peter Soriano Joseph D. Lofaro Mario DiFelice Emmanuel Lobato, Trustees Present v ,<S*\ •••""•». Robert J. Ponzini, Counsel Mayor. Zegarelli called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.M. with a prayer and salute to the flag. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that the minutes of the July 12, 1982 meeting be approved as written. On the question, Trustee Lobato stated that he voted "no" on the resolution adopting Local Law #3-Recreational Vehicles, and it was not recorded. Trustee Soriano moved that the minutes be corrected with the inclusion of Trustee'Lobato's "no" vote, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo. Motidfcf" carried"'. Mayor Zegarelli asked if there was anyone present who would like to address the Board may do so at this time. Dr. Elio Ippolito, President of the S.H.M. Taxpayers Association stated that it was the 'consensus of the Association that the present contractor is not performing the work in accordance to specifications on the dredging of Fremont Pond. The Sleepy Hollow Manor Association members are not satisfied with the job, said Dr. Ippolito and they would like the work completed before next year. Mayor Zegarelli acknowledged two letters Dr. Ippolito sent to him • in this connection. Trustee Gandolfo stated that she met with Mr. Pound and inspected the area and Mr. Pound has promised t6 remove the debris floating around in the pond, however, he stated tha't he did not feel under the contract that the eastern and southern tip of the pond should be cleared by him. * r Trustee Gandolfo suggested that a meeting be held on Wednesday with the Board to discuss the matter further, after which a meeting will be held with Mr. Pound. �f'7 Mr. Eugene Buonanno, representing the Neighborhood Association, stated that he has never received a call or notice regdrding his inquir about the parking lot owned by McCall-Frandsen on Katrina Avenue. He stated that the lot is supposed to park ten cars. Mayor Zegarelli stated that the Board met with Mr. Tucciarone, Village Prosecutor, to go over the aspects and asked Mr. Maceyak to review the matter. Trustee Maceyak stated tffat he was called by Mr. Buonanno and he investigated the property in question. He stated that the three trees are uprooted and the Village curb is damaged. fl The Board met with the Zoning Board on the subject matter, said • Trustee Maceya'k. The variance which was granted is vague to some peopB and has been interpreted in another way. In 1956, Mr. Margotta submit! a request for a variance, together with a set of plans (which Mr. Macey found in the building department office) which shows ten parking spaces There is a 50 ft. frontage from the retaining wall to the sidewalk, sail Mr. Maceyak. Mr. Maceyak also produced a survey map taken in October, 1956. He stated that Village property has been damaged and suggested that the Village erect a guardrail along Village property line to prevent vehicles from going put over the curb. The curb cut is 34 fi wide, he said. The Village co.de reads 25 ft., said Trustee Maceyak. Mayor Zegarelli-stated that this was agreed to between the Associat and-the Board. Trustee Lobato inquired of Counsel if the matter could be settled by declaratory judgment. • Counsel stated that if you decide to go to the Supreme Court for a declaratory judgment, a bond might have to be posted. Trustee Maceyak stated that a discrepancy exists. He stated that by installing the guardrail and fence the driveway the way it should be as well as patrolling the area, the matter would be resolved. rr Trustee DiFelice read a memo, dated May 9, 1979, from the buildir; inspector to the Board that Mr. Margotta obtained all necessary buildiiij permits for the work done on 334 No. Broadway and that the highway department issued the curb cut permit. Mr. Page also stated in the mem * iV^-^-hat the fence around,..the parking lot was damaged by motorists and had t be removed to prevent children from being hurt and as yet, no permit has been applied for to erect a new fence. Trustee DiFelice stated that it is up to Mr. Frandsen to obtain a permit for the fence. Trustee Gandolfo stated that a determination will have to be made J to how many parking spaces are allowed. She stated that this is the fit she has known of the plans "which Mr. Maceyak produced. Mayor Zegarelli stated that this is the first he knew of the plans also. �y/r -3- Trustee Soriano stated that we have had several meetings with Mr. Tucciarone and Mr. Arcate. Mr. Frandsen has been cooperative, said Trustee Soriano, and he should have a representative here also. This is a personal harrassment against Mr.* Frandsen and he should be allowed to have his day in court, "said Trustee Soriano. Mayor Zegarelli suggested tfiat we seek a compromise. not brought to the Board s attention in 1979, he said. The maps were Trustee Gandolfo stated that as far as the amount of parking spaces being indifinitive, she does not agree with it. Trustee Lobato suggested that between now and the next Board meeting, the Board should decide whether it is ten cars or not. Following a discussion, Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato, that the Village erect a railing on Village property from the street corner of property to curb cuts on Katrina Avenue, after the area in question is specifically staked out according to the maps and plans on file, by a licensed surveyor. Motion carried. Mr. Thomas Square, 95 Beekman Avenue, complained to the Board regarding the dangerous conditions of the catch basins on route 9. He. stated that some of them are hazardous. Trustee Maceyak stated that a letter is being drafted to the State regarding them. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES BUILDINGS & GROUNDS Trustee Soriano moved the expenditure of $900 for the refinishing of the kitchen in Union Hose Company, money to be taken from the fire budget, seconded by Trustee Lofaro. Carried, •<•*• Trustee Soriano stated that the committee will meet on Thursday to discuss Pocantico H & L request for a trophy case. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that Enrico Solari be awarded the contract to regrout the marble slates in the foyer and stairwell of the municipal building in the amount of $2400, seconded by Trustee Maceyak, to be paid for by a capital note. Carried. Trustee Soriano stated that a problem exists in front of the building whereby a separation exists in the wall. Estimates will be obtained and recommendation will be made, said Trustee Soriano. In connection with the opinion received regarding the floor in Rescue Hose Company, Trustee Soriano stated that a second opinion should be obtained. He stated that it was his opinion that the cost for this work will run over $100,000. He also suggested that $1500 be allocated for engineering fees. Mayor Zegarelli read a memo from the -buijLding inspector that a member of the Technical Service Advisory Board would be willing to arrange to have a structural engineer to look at Rescue and Central Fire Headquarters. �-4Trustee Maceyak suggested that an engineer be obtained from out-of-town for a second opinion. Following a discussion,. Trustee Soriano moved that the Mayor be authorized to contact the member of the Technical Service Advisory Boan to propose a second engineer-. . This engineer preferably from out-of-towi is to provide a second opinion on the structural soundness of Central headquarters and Rescue Hose with a total amount of expenditure not to exceed $1500 for both written opinions, seconded by Tru*t*ee Gandolfo. Mayor Zegarelli polled the Board as follows: Trustee Maceyak - No Gandolfo - Yes 11 Soriano - Yes Mayor Zegarelli voted "Yes". Trustee Lofaro - Yes " DiFelice - Yes " Lobatp - Yes •? Trustee Soriano stated that he reviewed the energy ^report and certain recommendations were made. Money will have to/expended, he said. The windows in Union Hose Company will be sealed, he said. « FINANCE & REAL ESTATE Trustee Gandolfo reported a cash balance of $226,967.53 in the Gen Fund as of August 9, 1982. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that action of the Treasurer in depositing certificate of deposit notes with the -First National Bank as follows be confirmed by the Board: $100,000 for 30 days at 11%, $400,000 for 30 days at 11% and $500,000 at 10%. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo reported that the auditors tjave completed the yearly audit of Village books, copies of which will be distributed. Trustee Gandolfo stated that a meeting will be held with Mr. Moultc to go over our insurance policies, as well as to (JjLscuss other insurant available. '' i Trustee Gandolfo stated that Gary Shatsky was going to be author i'J to make a financial study of Village finances, but Joseph Singler, the local auditor, will review same and make a preliminary study. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the amount not exceeding $500 be allocated for this study. garried. GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS Noting two cases which have been settled in f#vor of the Village, Trustee Soriano congratulated Counsel Ponzini for '^fifts efforts. The firs case was a discriminatory grievance against the Village by Thomas Brown which was dismissed and closed and the other case was Frank Chevrolet withdrawing tax petitions which resulted in a saving of $6048.50 to the Village. Trustee Soriano noted NYCOM's request for suggestions of proposals to be included in its legislative program for 1983. He stated that he will contact department heads for suggestions. �-5- fa0 ^ LABOR RELATIONS Trustee Lobato reported that the committee met with-the negotiators of the CSEA a»nd exchanged a respective set of proposals for the new contract. He stated that the committee will meet this Wednesday at which time we will prepare a" set- of counter proposals, after which the Board will be notified as to where we stand. Referring to legal action pending against the Village concerning the practice of using patrolmen as acting sergeant, Trustee Lobato stated that not only the Village officials are named in the proceeding, but the Chief of Police. The committee recommends that the Chief obtain separate Counsel, of his choice, at Village expense. There have been different opinions from this Board and the Chief as to the extent of the Board's responsibility. He stated that Counsel Ponzini would be retained to represent the Mayor and Board and the Chief would obtain his own Counsel. Counsel Ponzini stated that when the notice of petition was received, he had addressed the Chief on two separate occasions, one in person and the other by telephone and it was pointed out to him that there might be some diversion in the defense action, however, he was informed by the Chi el that he did not want an attorney. If there is a direction by the Board, he will so inform the Chief, said Counsel. Mayor Zegarelli stated that he had mentioned the court case to Village Counsel and asked him to contact the specific people named in the papers. The papers were received by the Clerk said the Mayor, and directed to Counsel to provide us with an opinion and a proposed response. Following a discussion, Trustee Lobato moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that: Be it resolved by the Board of Trustees that a conflict of interest exists and pursuant to our Indemnification & Defense Local Law, the Chief of Police is directed to retain his own Counsel in the matter of Patten & Hayes vs the Village of North Tarrytown and that his Counsel will be comDensated pursuant to the Indemnification & Defense of Village Officers and Employees Local Law. Carried. Trustee Lobato stated that during discussions on grievances, many have never been resolved and moved that any Supervisor or Village employee who receives a grievance and charged with answering it, that a copy be forwarded to the Labor Relations Committee and when he answers it, that a copy be also forwarded to the Labor Relations Committee, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo, Carried. POLICE & LIGHT Trustee DiFelice gave the following police report for July. (in detail official minutes) Trustee DiFelice stated that the hearing before the ABC Board regarding complaints against the La Terrazza Club has been postponed until September. A call box was installed at the First Reformed Church on North Broadway, reported Trustee DiFelice. �tf*L 1 -6- Trustee DiFelice stated that a report was received from the K-9 unit instructor regarding the progress being made by the police dogs. Trustee DiFelice read a,letter from a Mrs. R. Doran of Middletown commending Sgt. Lee Hayward for his help during a car accident and moved that a copy be placed in his fold er, seconded by Trustee Soriano. Carrietl Trustee DiFelice noted a claim from L. Wolverton regarding damages to her car while it was impounded and he has asked the Chief to give him a report. Trustee Maceyak stated that the Chief has in his possession a lettgr granting permission to use the Mallory lot to impound cars. Trustee DiFelice noted a communication from the personnel office if we would like to participate in the Chief and Lieutenants exam and so moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano. On the question, Trustee Maceyak stated that he did not feel it necessary to call for a Chief or Lieutenant's exam. Following a short iiscussion, Mayor Zegarelli polled the Board as follows: Trustee Maceyak Gandolfo " Soriano - No - Yes - Yes Mayor Zegarelli voted "Yes". Trustee Lofaro - Yes DiFelice - Yes " Lobato - Yes Motion carried. Trustee DiFelice .stated that we are in the process of investigating the purchasing/o?"" a^^cfaphone machine for the po^ce department telephon and radios for taping of incoming calls. The cost Is approximately $149 per month for 35 payments after which it will belong to the Village, he s Counsel stated that there might be some connection in the law whereby a municipality might not be able to lease equipment. I Following a discussion, Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee! Lofaro that the Village enter into an agreement which would provide for the installation of the police department telephone and radio taping device, subject to Village Counsel's favorable opinion as to the validity of a municipality entering into an agreement such as a lease. Carried. Trustee DiFelice stated that four porcelain lavatories in the jail cells do not work. The Chief has asked plumbers IJprlihy & Donovan for an estimate which was given as approximately $2800 /to repair them, he sai * Trustee DiFelice questioned as to whether or not the Board would like to reactivate the porcelain lavatories or purchase the stainless steel lavatories such as the ones purchased several years' ago which woul cost about $10,000 and 26 weeks for delivery when the order is placed Following a short discussion, the matter was referred to the finance committee. �-7- ^>^ Trustee Lofaro stated that Pocantico H & L Company will be celebrating its anniversary in September and they have requested a trophy case. He stated that he received an estimate in the amount of $1210 from Mr. S. Zambelletti. Following a discussion, Trustee Lofaro moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that Mr. Zambelletti be awarded the estimate of $1210 for a trophy case for Pocantico H & L if acceptable by the company, funds to be taken from the Fire Department budget. Carried. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that the month of September be proclaimed Pocantico H & L month. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that August 22nd be proclaimed VFW Day. Carried. PUBLIC WORKS Trustee Maceyak gave the following report: Excavated and repaired water leak on New Broadway and placed permanent blacktop on Beekman Avenue, County Iftnise Road and New Broadway. Quarterly meter reading is in progress. Bank balance as of August 9th is $51,117.00. Replaced deteriorated sidewalks on Washington, Howard, Depeyster Francis Streets and Kendall Avenue and Gesner Place. Drop curbs at Washington and College Avenue. Blacktopped areas of Hudson Street and Kendall Avenue extension. Leveled disposal areas at Elm Street and hospital. Approximately 100 tons of blacktop was placed on Sleepy Hollow Road to eliminate pot holes, Trustee Maceyak reported that as per a request of the VFW in connection with their parade on August 22nd, an agreement has been made whereby North Tarrytown will clean the General Motors parking lot and Tarrytown will clean up after the parade in North Tarrytown also. RECREATION & PARKS Trustee Gandolfo gave the following report; Four concerts were held and well-attended. Rollerskating to music was held at Morse School on August 5th and 100 skaters attended. A Battle of the Bands will be held at Morse School playground on August 12th. The Homerun Derby sponsored with Tarrytown Recreation was a success with $80 going to Rosary Hill. The Women's Softball Tournament sponsored by Michaels Tavern II was very successful. The Day & Tot Camp is in its final-week with 220 children registered. Men's playoffs are'under way. �The North Tarrytown vs Tarrytown Village Officials game is set for August 15th at Memorial Field. There was vandalism at the Clinton Street playground, Barnhart and Margotta Courts playgrounds. TAX EXEMPT & ASSESSMENT Trustee.. Loba to reported "progress", MAYOR'S REPORT: Mayor Zegarelli stated that Robert Costello, Management Supervisoj of the Van Tassel Apartments has agreed to represent the landlords on the Rent Guidelines Board and the County has been notified of same. Mayor Zegarelli reminded Trustees that the Village Officials meeting will be held in Croton on September 9th. Mayor Zegarelli stated that the building inspector has submitted a request to attend the Assessors Conference at Liberty, N.Y. Sept. 19-22. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that permission be granted, with expenses. Carried. COMMUNICATIONS Communication from D. Pulsoni requesting a loading zone in front of his store on Chestnut Street was read and referred to the police committee for recommendation. Communication from Judith Steiner, 129 Farrington Avenue, requesting sidewalk repairs was read and referred to the public works committee. Communication from John Singer, Sr., Kendall Avenue, requesting sidewalk repairs was read and referred to the public works committee. Communication from Richard & Shirley Kelly, 39 Kendall Avenue, requesting sidewalk repairs was read and referred to the public works committee. Communication from Fermin Esteban, 1 Pleasant Street, requesting that trees be trimmed or topped in front of his property was read and referred to the public works committee. Communication from Clyde Tart, 157 No. Washington Street, requestinj sidewalk repairs was read and referred to the public works committee. Communication from Dr. Blumenfeld, 11 Highland Avenue, requesting investigation of a dead tree in front of his property was read and referred to the public works committee. Communication from Rose Maffucci, 134 Cortlandt Street, requesting sidewalk repairs was read and referred to the public works committee. Communication from Wayne Crosby, Tarry Restorations, requesting sidewalk repairs at 260 No. Washington Street was read and referred to the public works committee. �-9- *v Communication from Mrs. Stephen Horecky, Anderson Avenue, regard i nr, the condition of her driveway as a result of work done by the highway department to the curb across the street from her was read and referred to the public works committee. Communication from Chief Bozelli regarding changes in personnel in Pocantico H & L Company was rea'd and -on-motion of Trustee DiFelice, seconded by Trustee Maceyak action was approved by the Board. Chief Bozelli stated that the action was approved by Fire Council. Communication from K. Fries, Town Clerk of -Mt, Pleasant, requesting permission to use Central Fire Headquarters for Registration Days on October 14th and October 16th was read. Mayor Zegarelli moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that permission be granted. Carried. The Clerk notified the Board of a notice of claim of Richard Dunn against the Village claiming that the Village has interfered with his ability to operate his peddler's business as a disabled veteran at his chosen location and the same was reported to the insurance carrier and Counsel. The Clerk notified the Board of a notice of claim from the Arnell Construction Corp. against the Village for claims resulting from the construction of the Catskill Aqueduct Project and the same was reported to the insurance carrier and Counsel. *• Communication from DeCarvalho Landscaping Service withdrawing his bid for the furnishing- of labor and materials for catch basins because of the fact that his partner is ill in Portugal was read. Trustee Soriano moved that all bids for the catch basin projects be rejected, seconded by Trustee Maceyak. Carried. Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that specifications be prepared and bids returned on September 7th for catch basins. Specifications should reflect a limitation on the cost, including fees not to exceed $100,000. Carried. UNFINISHED BUSINESS Mayor Zegarelli suggested that: the public works committee should restudy the fees for street openings and make a report to the Board. Mayor Zegarelli stated that he is in receipt of a letter from Charles Riley, land surveyor, who submitted a proposal to perform an "as built" survey of the Village garage and appurtenances for a cost of $550. Following a short discussion, it was the consensus of the Board that this offer is not needed at this time and the Mayor was directed to notify him of same. Mayor Zegarelli stated that Thun Associates have completed their work in connection with the structural evaluation report in Rescue Hose quarters and moved that their bill in the amount of $650 be paid, seconded by Trustee Lofaro. Carried. �^9J*T 10Trustee Maceyak stated that he would like an up-to-date report on 12-14 Lawrence Avenue for the next work session. Trustee Maceyak moved that a letter be sent to the Attorney General's office regarding residency status of the Judge, seconded by Trustee DiFelice. Trustee Lobato stated that motions were made for the appointment of a sergeant and were tabled. He stated that he would like to talk about this in a work session. Now that we have a legal proceeding, it might be wise to see some action on the motion, he said, or it should be properly made to postpone indefinitely. A motion to table is not debatable, he said. Mayor Zegarelli stated that there can be a motion to untable. NEW BUSINESS Trustee Maceyak suggested to the Board that the phone booth in front of the former Strand Theater be removed. He stated that many complaints have been received about it. Following a discussion, the matter was referred to the police committee. Trustee Maceyak discussed the unloading of trailers on the bridge and brought to the attention of the Board an ordinance prohibiting this. Trustee DiFelice stated that it had been agreed that trailer would unload there at a time. : only one Following a discussion, the matter was referred to a work session. Trustee Maceyak stated that he was in receipt of complaints from residents that the recent arrests of 13 people from Port Chester for the purpose of commencing .a riot in North Tarry town were held without ~ bail was not in the best/judgment and proceeded to move that a letter II be sent to the Judge regarding same. There was no second to his motioilj Mayor Zegarelli, after discussion, stated that each Trustee could tell the Judge his or her own opinion of the matter and that the Village Board should not interfere. Trustee Gandolfo stated that several meetings' ago, a resolution was adopted that purchases of $25 or less would not need a purchase order and moved that the resolution be amended that no purchase order is necessary for anything $100 or less, excluding any purchases that are made locally, i.e., Tarrytown and North Tarrytown, where it remains at $25 or less, seconded by Trustee DiFelice, Carried. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that the Fire Department be allowed to improve the dispatcher room in the basement and all purchases be made under the supervision of John Biros. Carried. �<^£ -11- Trustee DiFelice noted an ordinance that the Town of Mt. Pleasant had adopted concerning converting single family homes into two family homes which is explained in the most recent issue in the Town of Mt. Pleasant news letter. * * The matter was referred to Counsel. •* Trustee Maceyak moved that the .previous motions adopted on December 21, 1981 regarding the policy of paying employees injured on the job be rescinded effective August 9, 1982 and that the Treasurer be authorized to revert back to the policy previously followed in this connection, seconded by Trustee Lobato. Carried. I Trustee Gandolfo offered a resolution in sympathy for Marguerite Timmings, Mother of former Trustee James Timmings, seconded by Trustee Lofaro. Carried. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that the bills submitted on the General Fund and Water & Sewer warrants dated August 9, 1982 be paid after approval by department heads and that the Treasurer be authorized to pay same and that a copy of this resolution be attached to the warrants. Carried. There being no further business to come before the meeting, Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that the same beduly adjourned. Carried. Respectfully submitted, *7t^ i i Filomena Fallacaro Clerk �—sjiBm (VM) M l 0800 ^Qjil^J^ RiaiARn J SI-OTA police department Village of iJortfc QTarrptoton, &. §*. 10591 Police Report July 1982 Total Number Charged by iolice: 1. Arrested . .• 2 . Summoned 140 11 36 Total ) Persons Charged with Crimes or Violations: 1 . VaT Moving Violations 2 . VLT Non-Moving Violations 3. Operating with a Suspended or Revoked License 4. Criminally I'ossessinn a - Hypodermic Inst&^ment 5 . Disorderly Conduct 6. possession of a Controlled Substance 7th 7. Criminal Trespass 8 . D. . . J 9. J... I. (Felony) 10. Trespass 11 . R e s i s t i n g A r r e s t r 1 2 . Scoff l a v 1 3 . V .0 . D r i n k i n o i n - u b l i c 14. Drivinc with A b i l i t y Imoaired 15. 'Jbstructinr* Governmental A d m i n i s t r a t i o n 16. o s s ^ ^ s i o n of s t o l e n . r o ^ e r t v 2nd 1 7 . A ^ a u l t 3rd ". 1 R . i u b l i c Lewdness 1 9 . . - o s s e s s i o n o f a .\eaoon 4 t h 20 . H i o t 2nd '. 21 . harassment 22 . Theft of Services 23. Family Court Warrant . grkinr Violations: 1 . Metered I arkin-; Total 1276 42 2 7 9 26 2 3 5 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 14 13 1 1 140 1 5°.4 t, 2. Other -arkin:- /iolations Total 602 1136 1 I I �^g- if*% «? Tl'l l-PHONE (9M) Ml-MOO RKMAim J Sl'UIA Chn\ oj I'ohf, police department Village of iJortb tEarrptoton, i?. § . 10591 Investigations of Investigations of Investigations of Aiding of Injured Repotted Felonies Other Complaints Auto Accidents at Accidents Police Aided Cases: 1 . Police Aid to Sick Persons 2 . Ambulance Reauests 3. Responding to Alarms 4 . Escorts 5 . Arrests on Warrants 6 . Missing i ersons .... 7. Assistance Other Than Above 8. Checking 73 Dark Houses Total 9 389 30 8 4 36 Total 37 27 18 8 4 1 374 790 1259 , Respectfully submitted, .'i chard J . :jOota ;-ief of o l i c e � 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 Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes & Resolutions-1982 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_TRUST_1982-08-09 Subject The topic of the resource Board of Trustees Minutes-1982 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/abba91616b84dafb961a3040e19309de.pdf df027fd95d5d44272545b991aab9c19b PDF Text Text PPBJ.IC HEARJNG NORTH 'I •* KRY I OWN, N V ' / August 16, ly82 A Public Hearing was held before the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown on the above date. • "Present- * Philip E. Zegarelli, Mayor Stephen Maceyak Janet Gandolfo Peter Soriano Joseph D. Lofaro Mario DiFelice Emmanuel Lobato, Trustees Robert J. Ponzini, Counsel Mayor Zegarelli called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.M. and stated that the purpose of the hearing was to consider a proposed Local Law amending Chapter 4 of the General Code "Amusement Devices" which would increase the cost of the devices by the owner to $250 per device, as well as a $25 application fee per each device by the owner, and an increase to $200 per device for the operator of the machine. The amendment also increases the penalty for offenses. He then asked if there was anyone present who would li&e to address the Board may do so at this time. Mr. Thomas Laverne, Attorney, 36 Main St. W, Rochester, N.Y., representing the Westchester Operators Guild and Attorney to the N.Y.S. Coin Machine Association. s^at-jQ-d that his firm has very carefully worked out problems with cities,''such as Rotterdam and Troy, that will make it possible for the operators to exist without being a nuisance to the community and for the community to make it under constitutional law. Mr. Laverne inquired as to why the total opposition to eliminating centers. Trustee DiFelice stated .that the Village had an amusement center which caused a lot df-trouble with individuals inside and outside the center. Fights occurred, riots, drug use, etc. whereby the police department had to shut it down, he said. Mayor Zegarelli stated that there really are no major changes, only the fees have been increased and the center aspect has been eliminated. A vote will not be taken this evening, said the Mayor. Mr. Laverne stated that the increase will hurt the operators economically and is placing a burden on them without justification. He stated that the Village has a right to limit centers. Trustee Soriano stated that he is on the Board of Directors for the COC and the people in the area were up in arms when machines were brought into the center. Parents complained about children using their lunch money to play these machines and drug problems existed. The *» �-2m.*« bines were Inter removed, he said. said Trustee Soriano. Centers do cro.ite a problfm, Mr. Laverne stated that it was unconstitutional to regulate the number of machines. Mr. William Crossett, co-owner of Michael's II on Beekman Avenue, stated that the Board should'*not under-estimate the economic impact. He is two sales tax periods behind in payments, he said. He stated that taverns and restaurants are too well-regulated for any problems with the machines. He stated that the fees are excessive. Trustee Gan.do.yo stated that we are not that dynamically to what we irryyTtoftC£ here. The main proposal is to eliminate centers.. If "ffi^pR-te'de is placed in North Tarry town, we would very serious problems, she said. She inquired of Mr. Laverne considered a fair fee. opposed B amusemenB run intcB wha-t he I Mr. Laverne answered that some municipalities charge $50 per machin and a $25 tax, totaling $75. Mr. Laverne was informed by the Mayor that the Village does not set a tax; we can only set a fee. Mr. Laverne Stated that license fees have to be justified and you cannot justify the fees„as proposed. Charging $475 per machine is not justified, he said. » Mr. Laverne s.tated tha.k. other proposals in the proposed amendment sh'O'uld be "cleaned "up". The limit of three machines is arbitrary, he said. *. > , .»." ^'^Trustee Maceyak stated that one of the,-biggest problems is with the age limit. He stated that if this was opened up to delicatessens, clothing stores, etc. as in other cities, we will really have trouble. Mr. .Laverne stated that restrictions could be placed during schoo^ hours, 'htttofcver, restriction of age has some merit, but is unconstitutil Referring to the age limit of 18 in the proposed amendment, Mr. ™ Laverne stated that the Board is dealing with the constitutional rights of a "kid". Age limitations .are difficult, he said. Rodney Rodriguez, owner of R & R, 31 Beekman Avenue, stated that proof of age has to be shown before they can be served. However, he stated that he could not place someone at the door to ask for proof of age because it would be costly to him. Alex Kriss, owner of the Cortlandt Amusement Machines in Elmsford, stated that it was not the jdb of the council to regulate the age limit. He suggested that centers be regulated under the zoning ordinances and that the proposed fee schedule was too high. Seymour Pollak, owner of machines, read a part of the contract with local operators that any fees shall be deducted from cash receipts. The local businessjqftjes^&£»rhave to pay your fees, he said. �*3/ _"5. Mr, Laverne suggested that he would sit down with the Ru.nd .ind review what would be fair judgment to the Village and businessmen. V.Te can work out a good ordinance, he said. rustee Soriano, stajted. tjaat, the fees are debatable. Tru: an arb:itrary figure. • &&R&\. :~' This was only Mr. Crossett stated that no bar owner wants children in the tavern. Taverns do not pose the problems, he said. Mayor Zegarelli thanked Mr. Laverne and associates for his remarks and suggestions. The legislation in effect from cities which he presented this evening will be submitted to the Board for review, said the Mayor. Mayor Zegarelli stated that prior to any ^decision, he will be .notified. He stated that individual operators or owners will be invited to come to the work session on this item. A • No other comments for or against the proposed local law amendment, Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee LajD^no that the same be duly adjourned. Carried. iCffaAA Respectfully submitted, AJL ^ ^ - « < . j&tt<<-<<-<t^'$ Filomena Fallacaro Clerk 11 > ! m '• 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 Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes & Resolutions-1982 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_TRUST_1982-08-16 Subject The topic of the resource Board of Trustees Minutes-1982 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/b804cc30921fa19ea76371f744c1a27a.pdf d19866279bfab44c3df0041354d4112d PDF Text Text p' i -her 7 , i '2 0,*. % A regular meeting was'held"before the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown, N.Y. on the above date. Present Philip E. Zegag:el^i, Mayor •* • •* ' Stephen Maceyak Janet Gandolfo Peter Soriano Joseph D. Lofaro Mario DiFelice Emmanuel T,obato, Trustees Robert J. Ponzini, Counsel Mayor Zegarelli called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.M. with a prayer and salute to the flag. • • Trustee DiFelice noted in the minut&s of August 9th, Page 2, regarding the st ateinent by Eugene Buonanno that he was never notified regarding his inquiry about the Mc£allr- Fraud sen parking lot to be incorrect. Trustee DiFelice stated that he has always been in contact with Mr. Buonanno and has made available to him any information he had received regarding this matter. Trustee Soriano moved that the minutes of August 9, 1982 be «ppiovr-d as corrected, seconded by Trustee DiFelice. Carried, Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that the minutes of the August 16, 1982 meeting be approved as written. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli called for bids for the furnishing of labor and material for catch basins and drop i n l e t s in the Village. Treasurer Amato opened the following bids: Area Paving, Yonkers, N.Y. Item No. 102RC 80 - Existing catch basins 102RD 40 " drop i n l e t s 20C 20 ea. slabs 30C 30 ea. catch basin frames,etc. 30D 4 ea. drop i n l e t frm -grates Check in t i e amount of $2,000 enclosed. J. C. P e r r i , Unit Price $T,"5"90.T5CT 975.00 101.00 300.00 200.00 Total $ 597600 78,000 2,020. 9,000. 800. 149,42(T 975.00 1250.00 100.00 350.00 250.00 78,000. 50,000. 2,000. 10,500. 1,000. 141,500. I n c . , T a r r y t o w n , N.Y. 102RD 102RC 20C 30C 30D Check in the amount of $2,000 enclosed. �C: ,.nty A s p h a l t , Inc., '" a r r y t c w n , N.Y 102RC 102RD 20C 30C 30D $ 1,630.00 915.00 175.00 410.00 295.00 F"3 $ 65,200 -»0 73,200.00 3,500.00 12,300.no 1,180.00 155,380.00 Check i n the ainouat of $2,000 enclosed. t* Trustee DiFelice*if>ov'ed, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that the bins be referred to the Board as a committee of the whole. Carried. . . .• Mayor" Zegarelli- 'a^sked if*there v.is "anyone prrsr-nt who would like address the Boctrd may do so at this lime. Miss Eva Piedemonte, 304 Gordon Avenue, stated that the sign for the handicapped space in front of the former Strand Theater was moved and that people have been parking in the space. Trustee DiFelice stated that the sign was never moved. appears in front of M. Fisher's store. It still Miss Piedemonte auggested that the curb be painted blue and that the sign be placed in the proper place. She also requested that the vh( be cut in front of the V.T. for wheelchairs and that fines be incrua- i-d for violation of these spaces. The matters were referred to the police committee. Miss Piedemonte complained about the parking of new cars on the bridge and being left for several hours blocking Gordon Avenue by traile drivers. She stated that there was a fire on Gordon Avenue recently and if they were parked at the time, the apparatus would not have been able to get through. She stated that she was almost involved in a serious accident there also and inquired as to why the cars are allowed to be parked on the bridge. f Mr. Frank Mangieri,- North Broadway, inquired as to why the cars M allowed back on the bridge. There is a safety hazard involved, he sMd There could have been a disaster had they been there during the rrcent fire. He inquired as to who made the agreement and on what basis are the trailers allowed to unload there, Trustee DiFelice stated that when he was on the force, there was a policy whereby tractor-trailers were allowed to make deliveries as soon as possible. He stated that this matter was brought to his attention oi August 13th for the first time. He had informed both Lieutenants that if there are violations on Old Broadway, that summonses are to be issuec A meeting was held with representatives of the three car dealers at the work session of August 26th, said Trustee DiFelice, and Tappan Motors agreed to unload on the bridge one at a time and McCall-Frandsen agreed to unload infront of his showroom. Frank Chevrolet agreed to unload on Valley Street or at McDonald's parking lot. Trustee Maceyak stated that McCall-Frandsen is still unloading on the bridge. He stated that for a few weeks, when they could not unload on the fridge, they found another place. ** * • • • % . • ^ • *. �tey l_ • ' -O l -3 1 > 11 " v .-1 •i . " _ , . . t. ! > ' L X 'e fooling that was i.-^r^^si i Ly the ' '•<! •' , ] 3 :.a\s who ati. ••'e. ' • their own drivers and employees are the • .rst vi'olntots '. »d h / . r •. i causing the problems. He stated that the Board is Irving t'• v^crk on a compromise. Trustee Soriano stated that the dealer*promised that he would not overload the bridge. * /*' r * Trustee Maceyak stated that he vrote to the D.O.T."and is .ait ii.g for an answer. He stated that he had "'been vjtdld that there is no par- ' ; on dny State bridge. Following a discussion, Trustee DiFelice stated that he would "~ol low-up the matter and Mayor Zegaifell i scheduled "a :re-eting for •-.^ » ,ber 30th with the car dealers end nny one el-^e <<>occs red . Mr. Mario Relanich, North Washington St., sugge?.ed that a public hearing be held on the matter and was answered by the Mayor that in ot th-r to have a public hearing, a public notice would have to be ad\ rtised > >n what will he discussed, He stated that the public is invited to the " enk i ..si oil >>n September 30<h. Mr. Relanich also inquired about the traffic light at Washington-St. nnd C!n11 pge Avenue which is on caution for about 2< r-onths and was £o1d t^at lie electrician is waiting for a part. . . Trustee DiFeliee stated that there is a probKu •ith the traffic light and the electrician is v:aiting for i nofor. .*: <=oon as it is revolved, the^light will be in operation, he said. Mr. Ray Avellino, 2 Ridge Street, stated that in connection with t.1 e adoption of ETPA, he is listed as having 12 tenants and none of them speak English and he is having difficulty explaining the $15 charges. Me stated that the Village should send someone down to explain to his te-\ ^ s Trustee Soriano read a letter that was sent to landlords assessing them $15 for each apartment. The owner is to collect from the tenant. Following a discussion, Trustee Gandolfo suggested that he submit the names of the tenants and she will get someone from ETPA to explain the program to his tenants. Mayor Zegarelli stated that the Board held a public hearing recently to consider amending the amusement device ordinance. He no ed that the Board met and after discussion, agreed to several changes : he proposed amendment, lowering of owner's fee and operators' fee. Mr. Charles Kriss, attorney, representing Thomas Laverne who is Counsel to the State Association of Amusement Game & Operators Guild, stated that after the hearing they had hoped that they would be involved in the process of revising the initial proposal into a more reasonable proposal. He expressed disappointment as to how the matter was handled. It was handled with a real lack of fairness to the operators, himself and Mr. Laverne. He stated that the changes should have been in writing and presented to them, He respectfully requested that the Board take due note of this complaint. • �'r KL"!CS '^taf-d 'hat t^eir position. <:n the fees vcaild be frcm ;.:5 i " jr50 rer "ach'ne. This proposed ii-cre.ise in the' fee is^ ^njupti 1";, he said. Mr. Edward Goldberg, ovneyjgjpf amusement devices, stated that there is no --erit that each location ca'n only have threeiiachines. He staled that Ovvners were not given an opportunity to discusts the matter further with the Board. Mr. Kriss pointed out a clause in the pr«esent statute that •.! '>>rs u.ider 18 years of age are forbidden to play the games. The courts ha\ e :~aid that if you are going to prohibit or limit youth to the games, ycu .rust tie it in to school hours and being accompanied by an adult. He | stated that the operators will not press the issue if a statute can bel produced whereby ai •_>»-• ne can'* lf$e with. Trustee DiFelice stated that the provision for minors has been, in the ordinance since 1956. • * Trustee Lobato stated that this is a conservative community. The spirit of the ocmmunity is that they do not want children congregating 1oget her. r-f * Mayor Zegaielli stated that we do know the feelings of the communit and-we are modifying the legislation. Mr. Frank Cisca, Attorney for the \>si;chester Operators Guild, stated that the guild is concu- ned with the Village's attempts to reguh amusement devicesThe ordinance has to be fair to both sides in oi A to operate. They are not opposed to the banning of arcades, but are concerned with the language of the ordinance. He stated that parts of ' ordinance are unconstitutional. He stated that they were not here to oppose the Village, but to work out something. He asked the Board to defer any action until they have time to work something out. Mr. Cisca pointed out some of the issues that he said are wrong. He stated that this ordinance as compared to other communities is une of the strongest and restrictive ordinance and deemed it unconstitutional. g Trustee Gandolfo stated that some good points about changing the I language in the statute, as far as juke boxes and definitions paragraph which would exclude shuffle board and the pool table, but she stated th-: she did not think his arguments restricting the games to minors has m»:n Counsel suggested to the attorneys for the amusement device owners that they forward any proposals that they may wish to be incorporated ii the local law to him. TrusteesMaceyak and DiFelice stated that they stand firm on -.the age limit and fees. Trustee Lobato moved that a work session be held on September 16th to discuss the ordinance regulating amusement devices, seconded by Trustee Lofaro. Carried. Trustee DiFelice moved to adopt the amended ordinance with the new changes, seconded by Trustee Maceyak. .. i + • '» �5- VsC Tmst'i?e r.-ori^r»o '*«r.v**d t o t a b l e t h e - . o t i o n , . < ^ ' * }t d by i r Lofaro-. • >« e Mayor*Zegarelli polled the Board as follows: ** - Trustee Maceyak - No M • fi Gandolfo - No " Soriano - Yes Mayor Zegarelli voted "Yes". Trustee Lofaro - Yes " DiFelice - No * " Lobato - Yes Motion to table carried. " Trustee Lobato moved that a new notice be published for a public hearing to be held on September 28th to consider the new changes in the amusenr-pt device local law, seconded by Trustee Lof iro. Mayor Zegarelli polled the "Board as follows: - , Trustee Maceyak - Yes Gandolfo - Yes " Soriano - Yes Trustee Lofaro - Yes " DiFelice - No " Lobato - Yes Motiun Ciiried. REPORTS 0F_COMMITTEES Trustee Soriano stated that the conmittee approved the expenditure o*f $900 for refurbishing the kitchen cabinets in Union Hose Company, fhe Village garage will be dedicated soon. Trustee Maceyak stated that he would like to make sure that all Trustees and the Mayor are invited to the dedication. He stated that in the past, all Trustees were not invited to a function, one of which was at the delivery of the van to the C.O.C. Several members of the Board indicated that they were not invited. Trustee Soriano stated that he, together with Trustee Lofaro, met with Trustees Blood and Galella of Tarrytown to discuss Friendship Park. FINANCE &__RE AL_ ESTATE Trustee Gandolfo reported a cash balance of $103,399.74 in the General Fund as of September 7, 1982. Trustee Gandolfo moved seconded by Trustee Soriano that action of the Treasurer in investing $100,000 in c.d, notes in the First N/B of North Tarrytown at 8%70 be confirmed by the Board. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that action of the Treasurer in investing $850,000 at 8%7e in the First N/B of Norjih Tarrytown be confirmed by"the Board. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that Stanley Johnson be authorized to do survey work to determine whether or not the contractor who dredged Fremont Pond performed the work in accordance with the specifications, for an amount not to exceed $2,000. The amount is to come out of the existing bond allocation for this work. Carried. . �«>1 Trustee C . - delfoi rrv^d, seconded by 1 --'stee Ma.ceytaik that: a publ i hearing be held on Oc tober 4, 1982 on a"proposal pursuant to the p<ov of Section 467 of^be real propert'y t'ax law to exempt from Village wi tTii n the c on tr o l ofsaid Board to-The extent of 50% of its assessed value properties owne Carried. * d by one or more persons 65 years of age or over Trustee Gandolfo reported that she, together with Trustee Lobato luring which m^^MS vere disc att < pdpd a L.eeting of the library board du" (3 ..._... for their non-union p ersonnel, including the library director. When the library budget wa s discussed with the Tarrytown Board, they acted on the proposed budge t submitted by the Board and Director. The raisgiven to the Director by the Tarrytown Board was less than what was pi acod into the budget. She stated that she has not as yet contacted ,irj< • •*!e f L*om Tarrytownto discuss this. She :«• t**ted I hat •-! e wi 11 ' •'1 a i i; present at ive from Tairytown to inform them uf this. Following a discussion, Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trus te Maceyak that a letter be sent to the Tarrytown Board to clarify the salary of the library director. Specifically, we require clarification as to the a .cunt of the salar^ increase since it did not coincide with our budgeted figure. Carried. * Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that action of (.he Treasurer in obtaining public liability insurance for police officers at a premium of $5750 be confirmed. Carried. FJKE " - - Trustee Lofaro moved a moment of silence for the late Joseph Marasco, 50 yr. member of the Fire Department, seconded by Trustee Soriano. Carried. GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS & SENIOR CITIZENS Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that the Village Clerk and Treasurer be authorized to attend the 27th Annual Training School for Clerks and Fiscal Officers on Sept. 2S-29 at Grossinger's, with expenses. Carried, || II Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that the follo.vin resolution be adopted; WHEREAS, the County of Westchester has received grant funds from the Department of Housing and Community Development; and WHEREAS, the County of Westchester has embarked on a Preservation Program with the use of such funds; and WHEREAS, the County has offered to the Village of North Tarrytown financial assistance for a voluntary program of residential rehabilitate and commercial rehabilitation; and WHEREAS, the Preservation Program for the Village of North Tarryto, includes the provision of grants and low interest loans, with a minimum amount of $45,000,00; i J *tt �Y3? • jtfGW, jJtatkrlFORE, bE I L .fcESOLVfcO, i h a t t h e '. i 1 l;^c- : ..\-. d o i S3V i l l a g e of N o r t h T a r r y t o w n s u p p o r t s t h e p r o p o : . - ! f o r a v o l u r . t c . of h o u s i n g r e h a b i l i t a t i o n a n d c o m m e ' c i a l r e h a b i l i t a t i o n i n t h e Y i : " N o r t h T a r r y t o w n ; t h a t s u c h p r o g r a m s h o u l d be s t a r t e d now and t h a t , t c t h e e x t e n t r e a s o n a b l y p o c s i b l e and o - n ^ i s t e n t \o t h p r u d e n t V i l l a g e p l a n n i n g , t h e V i l l a g e of 'Cortil T a r r y t e w n w i l l Supplement Lh<*t e f f o r t ^ p a r t ; of i t s cvn p u b l i c I-np- ">vclients program f o r t h e a r e a , and t h a t t h e V i l l a g e of N o r t h T a r r y t o w n <:,-yrees t o d e s i g n a t e a l o c a l l i a i s o n p e r s o n i o a s s i s t in .carrying out t h e program, Carried. * *,* »* T r u s t e e S o r i a n o moved, s e c o n d e d by T r u s t e e D i F e l i c e t h a t f o l l o w i n g t r a n s f e r s i n CDA f u n d s b e a u t h o r i z e d : From ? -.ner Camp .r^b Training . Rehab. FrograTi - , To_ $ 35.78 2836.87 '"$1872.65 $47,416.25 a 1e Enfo.. . .c-nt the $3,000.00 . .. * Youth Training Seniors Day Care Youth Training Admin i st J at i on $25,000.00 10,000.00 ^ 3 0,000.00 2,4] 6.25 ;•» Public Works r Trustee Soriano n d a letter frw Sr. Mary Kevin, £ y Hi 1 I T 1 thinking the luard for the gift* of $111 in proceeds from L ^ boflhali game between the Tarry town .-nd North Tarrytown Village Officials. Trustee Soriano received an acknowledgment of his letter fJom . Senator Flynn regarding Bill -//4903A. ' -* X Trustee Soriano stated that he has written to the Village of ^ Mamaioneck for a sample ordinance which they have adopted for the ^ preservation of historical sites. * Trustee Soriano stated that the senior citizens celebrated their 7th Anniversary. It was well-attended. kA_B9R_ RELATIONS Trustee Lobato reported that a previous meeting was adjourned at CSEA's r equest and the meeting scheduled for tomorrow was adjourned at our request. Another date will be scheduled by the end of this week, he said. POLICE & LIGHT Trustee DiFelice stated that the new spotlights are in operation at the Morse School to prevent vandalism. He stated that many complaints have been received regarding the actions of the patrons leaving Michael's tavern on Beekman Avenue at night. The committee is investigating the matter, he said. �Trustee D i F e l i c e ri'ro'r'i'.-d t h e F.n.-rd o f t h e r.offbali gsnfie x <•-*:,•• n the Tarrytown ?.nd "orth T.irrytovn Police Departments ^on ;Safurday at 5 fc Trustee DiFelice stated that at the August 2*6th work session, the dog^m-den listed several revests to he incorporated in her contract, one-of which was an increase in her hourly rate. » Trustee DiFelice r-oved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that Sally rslf-r's rate per hour be inr re ?sed .to $4.00, -effective at the rr-xt p jy per iod. Carried. Trustee DiFelice stated that the police and finance committee will review the present contract and make changes to the contract if need be. Trustee Gandolfo stated that her request '"or i.he Village to pick up the insurance on her car was denied, because our insurance carrier would not cover her. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that'action of the copmittee in purchasing a first aid kit and stretcher for the dog control officer be confirmed by the Board. The cost was obtained through CDA -funds. Carried. Trustee Di Fel'i ce- reported that the public telephone booth was rt'Lioved in front of the foimer Strand theater. Trustee DiFelice stated that with regard to the Village parking 1 adj icent to Margol ta Courts, t lie language in the present ordinance n A that a space is be:ng leated to the car owner. Cars are being left abandoned, as well as owners repairing their cars. The police are experiencing problems, he said. The Village is just renting the space for parking only, he said, Following a short discission, the natter was referred to Counsel to correct the language by Including the prohibiting of abandoned vnliir1 or the storage of vehicles in the present ordinance. Trustee DiFelice reminded the Board of a public hearing on Sept. for input from residents regarding the parking in the two manors. Requests have been received from residents (if V.'ebber Avenue for "Children at Play" signs which have been erected. Trustee DiFelice stated that we have a request from D. Pulsoni for a loading zone at his property on Chestnut Street and moved that a public hearing be held on October 4, 1982, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo. Carried. Trustee DiFelice reported that the amount collected for the past six month period from the computer was $29,800 and on arrest warrant; $4467 was collected for the first six months. Trustee DiFelice stated that Ptl. Robert Nevelus will have complete his three month probationary period on September 13th. He stated that tl Clerk has already requested permission to extend his probationary period for another 40 weeks. �^ Trustee DiFelice ncved, sf-corfded *_;. ?<~ '• .. »_ ^i.'-' iO tv-f. ;~" Nevelus' probationary period be extended -n -*dd i lif.-il ^oiiy • ..'- s . Carried. Trustee DiFelice stated that the Chief M s rfeei\od a r> '/--st Ptl. Hrotko for permission to attend Westchester C^iinrunity Collie to take two criminal courses, at a cost, of $244 per semester* This ..•:i,"1d be reimbursed by the Village if he • itisfactorily passes tie con? e. Trustee Lofaro moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that "Pf 1. JJ» » 'o be granted permission to attend Westchester Community College for \.wo criminal courses. Carried. Trustee DiFelice submitted'the August .as follows; ^nthly report for the ~< ith cf ..* (copy in retail off"cial minutes) PUBLIC: WORKS rr.islee >\ic».»y.ik gave the following report: Rf'pair ed defective water meters and cleaned weeds and nr^-i gro.- th a lung cast ent s to reservoir and across Pocantico River. *~ 3onk bal-.ice as of September 7th is $49,283.88. Replaced del erii iated sick. 31ks <i Howard, K-. <rMll, N. W ^ b ' •- / t«.. Depeyster Sti cets and Bei.k'fian Avenue. Placed guide rails along the Frandsen parking lot on Katrina Av<rue after survey by Charles Riley, '** Routine cleaning of catch basins in all areas of the Village. & Reci"ved 3/4 ton pickup truck with plow from Willow Motors hisl week. Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that John Biros be granted permission to attend the N.Y. Section American Water Works fall meeting at Glens Falls from Sept. 21-24, with expenses. Carried. RECREATION Trustee Gandolfo gave the following report: Two picnic tables and one bench which were recently installed -. ,-re written on in Douglas Park and 8 poles were removed from around pi i\^i\ equipment in Barnhart Park. The R & R Lounge is the 1982 Men's Softball League Champs. $200 was forwarded to the Tarrytown Public Schools towards a scholarship for a 1983 graduating senior at Sleepy Hollow High School. The money vas collected through a women's softball tournament sponsored between the North Tarrytown Recreation and Parks Dept. and Michael's Tavern II's-5-1 •tf �"•o ' »y r .p • •«! I\>i C p h <d a \. ry successful summer, T/ustce Candolfo thanked Nick -Nardullo and Mrs. Walpuck for the -, H'oess of the Day .-.nd Tot Ca.pps. The North Tarrytown Village Officials defeated Tarrytown Officials on August 15th at Memorial Field. A total of $111 was forwarded to the Rosary Hill Nursing Home. Tickets are available for the ^oftball game betveen Jim J^p.sen a i<j his CBS All Stars and the North Tarrytcvn/Dobbs Ferry Hen's All Stars on October 1st. The F^ll/Kini »:r • -'ochure will le cut in -mid-S'--pl ember. Finishing ipa.j'-.ee are being put « n ... ovations that have tejpn do.? Tor the past three weeks to prevent erosion, plant trees and to iris tail new equipment. Our thanks to Nate Barone of the Ice Cream Villa for donating the ice for the Village Officials' eu.ne. Trustee Gandolfo stated that a letter has been received from Mr. Blueglass, Supt. of Schools, thanking the N.T. Recreation Dept. and Michael's TI "for the' $200 check .-.hioh will be applied to the scholarship fund. TAX KXKMPT PROPKKIY & .^SSESSMr.NT Trustee Lobato stated that the To\%n ^nd County noved to dismiss the suit which resulted after the Secession Committee report because of the equalization rate difference between the Town of Mt. Pleasant and North Tarrytown concerning school taxes. The motion to dismiss was denied by Judge Leggett. Their time to answer is today, said Trustee Lobato. We should have an answer soon. Mayor Zegarelli stated that a letter was received regarding the General Revenue sharing allocations for Period 14, which is Oct. 1, 1981 Sept. 30, 1983. The Village's allocation is estimated at $64,361. $2,702 was deducted from allocation 14 to North Tarrytown. We will re« $61,659. Mayor Zegarelli stated that he signed the statement of assurances certificate form. Mayor Zegarelli stated that the Planning Board discussed in commits the resolution of the Board of Trustees of December 5, 1981 and have recommended that the east side of Clinton Street be reclassified from its present R5 District to C2, General Commercial. They have stated thai this would be in the best interest of the Village and citizens in the an Mayor Zegarelli moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that a public hearing be held on October 18, 1982 to'rezone the east side of Clinton Street to a C2, General Commercial, District. Carried. / �I ] *fJL v ayor"Z^>irelli stated O --.i a ' -,,, •. o ..-.,.;, ...i f...~n ~ Executive DelSello that funds will I <: , ^ i M i ] e to t'-c- VJl1 ^ -p. near future for*" transporting Jfcp. s >.vi e r s to ...id frum i n-irt MI as r 1, fit,ent for the expenses incurred by the Village of North Tarry town in irhe transportation of prisoners to and f-iTn t1 o Crvnty TV-n fentiary. Mayor*iegarelli stated that a letter has been received from the State Parks and Recreation Office in Albany that Patriots Park has been listed on the State and National register of Historic! places. Mayor Zegarelli stated that Greenrock Corp. has requested a meeting with the Board of Trustees, planning l^ard and other appropriate officials of to have a briefing on the present plans for the divestiture of Rockefeller lands and property in the near future. The Mayor stated that a tentative date has been scheduled for Wednesday, S p t . ?9th at 7-30 P M. -at the Greenrock Curp. offices in P> eantico Hills. A .t mo vill be I :-• ed . Trustee Maceyak stated that he has been very disturbed about the recent meeting that the Mayor attended at General Motors of which no member of the Board was informed and moved that any future meetings with the Corporation should be attended by the c^ n'rnan of the Finance and. Tax e oirpt conini t ^es, seconded by Trustee Candolfo. He alr.o i-'ated that uo one "i"om the Town attr >ded the meeting and I hat the County nd State * govt wents should not make decisions that affect the people of North T a n ytown. Motion carried. A discussion entued. Mayor Zegarelli stated that the first <"teting that was held ei: General Motors was a preliminary meeting. He stated that he was Auiki-g on this meeting since June. It was rather difficult to get representative of Con Rail, State Power Authority and D.O.T. at the meeting. The talk was about points and questions General Motors had, as well as planned expansion, said the Mayor. He stated that further discussions will be held and representation from the Board of Trustees will be provided * for. The Mayor noted that a briefing session will be held prior to our meeting with Greenrock Corp. concerning Rockefeller property and the General Motors matter. COMMUNICATION^ Communication from Dr. LeRoy requesting sidewalk repairs at her property on 160 Depeyster Street and 57 Clinton St. was read and referred to the public works committee. Communication from Mr. & Mrs. E. McCarthy, 2 Andrews Lane, requesti ig sidewalk repairs was read and referred to the public works conmittee. Communication from L. Losier, Jr., requesting a driveway entrance and sidewalk repair to his property on 70 Clinton Street was read and referred to the public works committee. Communication from Lucy Tumino, 162 Beekman Avenue, requesting sidewalk repairs was read and referred to the public works committee. �r< ; /. -tie *i /• d "r . & v rs. K. Kelly .-id John S iVj)er, /• /^-.j-r.e, th.ii'lng the Ba-s i d for s > 'V..alk repairs vcas'.fread? and fp.d. Communication from Juliefct-e Leveille, Kendall .Avenue, requesting •-^'dc-valk repairs was •"« *d and referred to the public works coiumi tt» e . Commmication^frQm Nellie Sbezzi, 129 Beekmarfc Avenue, requesting sidewalk repairs was read and referred to the public works committee, '\> iiuniration from Mrs. Thomas Hales, 174 Merlin Av« n-ie, req<u;,ting t' e removal of a dead tree was read and referred to the public works committee. Communication from Thomas Cavalieri, 151 V.'ebber ^i..iue, request '^m that the police department direct school erodings at the coiner of I 0.;; oyster Street and Broadway, fiom 7 A.M. - 7-30 A.M. /.as read and fl re/ rred to the police committee. Communication from Giovanni Volpacchio, 152 Beekman Avenue, requesting that he be granted permission to cut the curb for a drive. :y in front of his property 32 ft. instead of the required 25 ft. was r» d. fhe matter :as referred to the Zoning Board of Appeals. Ccvr.runica < ion from Bernard Rosenblatt, "hairman of Pocantico H & L C«'..pany, invit'ng the Mayor and Board to its 104 Anniversary on Oct. 9th at the Kagles Hall was read. Communication from Miehael Palumbo, 1 Lake Shore Close, regarding "a drainage problem between his property and property owned by Mrs. "< . n and that the dredging company did not fully comply with the specif i cat i was read and referred to the public works committee, A Petition signed by 33 residents of Webber Park complaining about the property at 209 Wirth Avenue, owned by Vladimer Mane a of Tan,: being improperly maintained in that the hedges have gro^n to a dangercv.s height, etc., was read and referred to the building inspector to enfor<j| the property and maintenance local law now in effect. 1 UNFINISHED BUSINESS Trustee Maceyak slated that the Cable Company has not done anything for residents on Hudson Street. Counsel stated that residents should call Mr. Bohn of McClean Cable and he will take care of the complaint. A meeting was scheduled for September 21st with the Zoning Board to discuss the McCall-Frandsen parking lot. Trustee Maceyak reported that in connection with residents of *• 12-14 Lawrence Avenue, that accounts have*been opened and people are paying their rents. �Trasffee Soriano moved, seconded by Trap tec- ' •v".-3.ro t 1 ^ -1 confirm the action of Trustee Soriano in purchasing a 19/7 r» \„e . ?r the recreation department in the amount of $1550. which was p<ircV'. *'d at a public auction in Albany. Carried. Trustee DiFelice stated that he is in receip.t of a r opy of a • . -. c on "Accessory Apartments" from the Westchester "Cottnty ro:pt. of PI.- •• He n,,i ed a memo from Counsel who sul.m'tted a copy of a p-o^O'-ed l.«ril law ..''opted by the Town of Mt, Pleasant regarding accessory apart . . s in one family residential districts. fhe matter was referred to the Planning Beard. Trustee CiiidolCo iiuvwi, seconded by Tr-ir.tee Sw^ano t>at the amount of $1550 be tr<.:nsrr-i red from Contingency to jRe< real ion Fund. CarJ i ed . Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the hi 1 "• s submitted on the General Fund and Water & Sewer warrants d<?f ed .c<pt. 7, 1082 he xjaid "Tier approval by department heads and that the Tri\it:\rri-r be - •.•< hocized I.o pay same and that a copy of this resolution be at-f^< <i to the warrants. Carried. *-* T o r e being no further business to come before the netting, TYti ^ ,'e Di Pel ice ^oved, seconded by Trustee hobato that the s^me be oily adj PUJ ied. (1:30 A.M.) Caj r i ed. Respectfully submitted, Filomena Fall.:caro Clerk �§&£&§ .,*y?*j «-; «**.< *>••>#!% j * ' ..?% ».*, n Village of i l ^ J l (Cuiz'£io'm\f^. & 1059V POLICB- R-Sj&HfP AUGUST '*982 • 'r.er Charged "by P o l i c e : « * • » » « * » • » » • » • » • * . < » • • * • • > * « ' - * - » < » • • » • » * # <# • *• 4-«» f » » » « < » f , r, p*d * . . . . * w5 *$*• 1045 Total Persons Charged "with Crimes or Violations: i• VfeT Moving Violations •••»•« 2 . D. W. . I *. Criminal Mischief 4th o*•«:. ^•« SCOT fl'vw* • v »•••.•••«<>• %-.. 5 . 35 soz-derly Ccnduct* • „ ••* ••«.•••• 6« Drinkir.g i n P u b l i c V , 0 » . c *. * • 7* Opo.vfaL,5ig w i i h a Suspended or Revoked L i c e n s e ^ . , .^ * . . - . • « * • . 8 . Cri i/'inal T r e s p a s s 2nd„ * • « • • . . . . » » • • • » * . * • * • • »•»»»• > 9» P e t i t l a r c e n y , 1 0 . Cr^-ninal Po c e s s i o n of S t o l e n P r o p e r t y 3-* &o»»* **-* *. 11. Unlawful Possession of Kariju 12, Grand Larceny 3rd.e... 13« Crvhinal Possession of Stolen Property £nd, • 1 4 . Arsr-^lt ^ d , 1 5 . A-SSP. ilt 3rd...•...*.. (- «. •«.- *•-€ »<.. — ..•.-...-.,-. ..*.*. ...«,. • -.*>.. , <•-• * • « 27 8 1 1 6 1 1 4 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 5 16. Dog Ord. Viols Total T,- rking V5 ol aiions: 1, Metered Parking, 2. Other Parking Violations, 65 631 349 Total *H *« 980 �m ,4. r - • -Triv-t - * tf*ge'Dt.£ar$ cCarrpfetoH, # . - 3 . 10.501 ' *** .".-.. estigations of Reported ?elor.:.^?».... 7 .-^stis&tro^s of Other Complaint*?.." "-.v-is vigfctiofcS of .Auto Acci <3 tnt^A * • ;•• ciig of Injured 'at Accidents* • • • » • • » ' «* « • "*• * • * • # * < -» '=09 t=?l 'cOice Aided C a s s s : " ' 1. ?ol~'C9 Aid t o Sick P e r s o n ? ^ * -"i *"- — ~^T . ' . i 7i J. T i g L>0 : ' - *.*., w.«..*.,.< *. ."--'-. c; i " . 5 a # » » < • - « • j - «--#—*-*- «»-«--«- * * « • * - » * • • * -. tr f - » • if m * •• . • • • * « « » • » » V- 'r • > ?2 t- » % i 1«; - i •-. n- t- O # i Ji,l;S ; . '^ / - . ' S i 1 < ? » » « M i t t » » « > t » i ( t i » i « - • • • • • • • • * • »*« ?• Assist---j:e O t h e r Than Above. . * . * • * * . * . . • . ,' 8 . Checking '77 Ssj^k H o u s e s . ; ; . • . *-•* *«-*-*-. «. ».«-V. • «-«•»•• ?otal ^73 \ 1 4 1 : *. Respectfully submitted, r Richard J. Spota Cbifcf of Police it 1if ' SJti h t; 5 I 1 ii*'> in ll1 � 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 Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes & Resolutions-1982 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_TRUST_1982-09-07 Subject The topic of the resource Board of Trustees Minutes-1982 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/7131deafaa9654b3a9430c35c3eb9037.pdf c07b16400cf5df60f429552ba0b31dc1 PDF Text Text vyj 'M'ifetiMt meeting w## bel& before the to$r$ of Trustees of. TtoVtotg**-tot m&rth Tanrifrttwm/lfr.Y; orf the af>dve d a t e : rtiilip treaent E. Z e g a r r f l i , . % Mayor I Stephen Maceyak Janet Cando! fo Peter Soriano Joseph D. Lofaro Mario DiFelice Emmanuel Lohato, *# * < --- Trustees ••n Robert J. Pon/ini, Counsel ,* * " m >' ^ Mayor Zegarelli called the meeting to order at 8-00 P.M. and read the Public Notice regarding proposals to alter, rtF»end or eliminate oil-street parking ordinances that now regulate Phil ipse Manor and Sleepy Hollow Manor. Mayor Zt.garelli also informed those who alt end. d ihe public bearing that they were free to sp'^ak and comment to ' ^e Board and must give their name and address and whom they are i> presi-nf ' 'i if The Mayor read a letter from Theodore ancf Lucille HutchinM.>n, 14 DrjVrn.es Aveuae. The Uutchinsons stai.ed that they were opposed to lifting the present ban on parking in Philippe Manor. They feel i.hat the ordinance presently is treated in a discretionary manner by the Police Depar i.'lent and that the ban on parking also liuiits diso/dt * -:id possible burglaries. Many of those in attendance agreed with t lie Hutchinsons. Mr. Robert Starr of Hunter Avenue complained though that his son's cars were ticketed on a holiday along with only a few others in the area while 53 were not ticketed and he feels that the Police Department :>> m t use discretion in administering ur~'ori'.es. Mr. Robert Rogers, 508 Munroe Avenue and Mr. James Donovan, Hunter Avenue felt the present ordinance should remain status quo as did Mr. Robert Amory of Kelbourne Avenue. Mr. Donovan said our Police De-par ..t.-nt is the best in Uestchester County. He feels that by retaining the ordinance, nun- residents will be discouraged from parking in the neighborhood and it will prevent crime. Mr. Donovan also feels 1.1 residents should be willing to advise the Police Department when i' cy have guests so their cars will not be ticketed and that the residents themselves should practice discretion. Three members of the DiMichele family, 437 Bellwood Avenue, ^peke in favor of rescinding the ordinance; they feel that the Police Department is not discretionary. The DiMicheles feel it is a nuisance not to be able to park in front of their home and that a parking ban from midnight to 6 A.M. should be placed in effect with parking allowed during the daytime. •£ %• 1 % !' t, i 'J" �^ Joan Carroll t h a t "lie ?,-"S-nt i.iiij".c-r . vY.-v '•iouii be maintai-ned^ rtDjd resid»-rrts shquld be a u p p i l e d ^ i ^ h a * I ut irv t h e i r " c a r windows i n d i c a t i n g , "Guest". . ., , j '. \ _ ^. One r e s i d e n t from Sleepy Hollow Manor, Dr. E l i o f p p o l i t o , sai d wishes the ban t o be continued for s e c u r i t y r e a s o n s as. w e l l as e ^ t h e t i £ § t ; he a l s o mentioned t h a t a l l r e s i d e n t s have '&uf f^cletit dri space fo* p a r k i n g . * . ':•. -•* The next comment in favor of continuing the ordi.-nce as XJ,s Prom Mr. Howard Altarescu, Kelboume Avenue. Hi-s gr«?rAc-s-t cancel n parking during the day and he feels the ban should be kept on park especially in the daytime. He agreed with the idea of issuing st i indicating guest parking. J< iet Vh i&ht of Kfclbourne Avenue agreed with the ,.shove and .."< v start i-d that she feels that parking vehicles such as*v^pis and mpbi'e homes should be prohibited. (• ! Jennifer Dolan, (PMIA) Hunter Avenue, spoke for nine resident s .' feel the ordinance should be continued and that we have a cooper.ii '\e Police Dpart./ent who supervise the streets properly in their "vul .t • neighborhood. " Trustee Stephen Ma^eyak pointed out to the audience that if t ;->e ordiTiance r*.wins in effect, the Police Department has ro alternat l-.e but to enforce it and ticket cars parked illegally and when a sur • > is received, it ipnst be paid. Trustee Soriano agreed with this. " Si Mr. Terrance O'Connor of Palmer Avenue also wishes Ol ' i a to remain status quo. The Group Home on Farrington Avi-nue presents a unique problem and Mr. Milton Slater, who lives across the street r1..»..'a the home, pointed out that many vehicles are parked on the street all he day and night. Mayor Zegarelli informed Mr. Slater and times of the the audiencce that when the Group Home expects to have more than >.he er of vehicles parking on Farrington Avenue, they advis e usual numbe Police Department of this fact. 'U « Mr. Louis Tonell i of 10 Farrington Avenue questioned the Board about how many years the ordinance has been in effect; he was advise' that it has been in e ffect since 1937. Mr. Tonelli felt that parkin; should be allowed in Philipse Manor in certain trouble spots. He questioned the Board also regarding the number of other villages \ho have similar ordinanc es. Trustee Lofaro told him that many villages have parking bans dur ing the daytime and allow parking overnight, Regarding "trouble sp ots" in the Village, Mayor Zegarelli informed Mr. Tonelli that our "trouble spot" at the Philipse Manor Railroad Station now seems to have been cleared up. H Residents objected to people working on and they were advised by the Mayor that this the Village. Overnight parking stickers for the Mayor told the audience that neither the of the Village wish to do this. their cars in the streets is prohibited throughout guests were suggested but Board nor the residents »* AI n - "2 •- tim _ a �*V? u i? Tcu^t e ^ Lob'ato f e \ t / t h a t The, r e ^ i *#ofo^ciftfefle wTdt advised -ttem t,Bat fb'& '^eofMerative on t h i s i s s u e and i f they then the„summons must be paicU .. d e n t s ' a r e expect j ng* j , e l <-$' Pol^efe tiep'artnic-nt has been tieft^fe 'Vehicles parked i l l i . „.#, t-% ,. ' « * * • --•'*** Mr'. James Margotta of Merlin Avenue* feels that residents should -"fror-fee given stickers for parking antf does not want to have to advise the Police Department if he has guests. He feels the ordinance should remain sfcatus quo and residents use* good judgment regarding parking. ' i r 'l '"^1 ^H5\"Robert Amory, Kelbourne A*<enue, and Mr. John Foyers of Mr< ^e - "Af&ae feel that there is no problem with parking and Mr. Powers said •i*wn*near the DeVries Avenue field, the benefits far outweigh the disadvantages of the parking in that area. ,.-.» "'Trustee DxFelice • .entit-ned t he Snow Oidin.-mce ^hich prohibits ^p&fRing and Chief Richard f>pota reminded the audience that flyers are distributed advising residents that during a snow storm there should be no parking on the streets from November 1 through April 1. • .. "'; In response to Mr. Frnscati's .endorsement of the ordinance ai 'his suggesti un that the ban k^eps burglaries down, Chief Spot a to^ everyone present that ours is the only community in Westchester tl is/'down" in burglaries. Mr. Fr. cati resides on Kelbourne Avunue". -****** * A resident of Highland Avenue, Mr. James McOough, felt the '1 ^^r^drnance is basically good but that it is antiquated and -rust be" •mpdated. He also i.entiunod the number of street no-parking s'^ns which are rout radii.Lory. •*-v ; ««* • •* , .. • • i T " ** Mayor Zegarelli thanked everyone for attending and contributing to the Public Hearing. He advised them that the Board will meet and ' consider theic comments. * Trustee Maceyak made the motion to adjourn the hearing at 9:3JP a'>d Trustee Lobato seconded it. * Respectfully submitted, Marie Tiromings, acting clerk ' 3p \ � 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 Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes & Resolutions-1982 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_TRUST_1982-09-13 Subject The topic of the resource Board of Trustees Minutes-1982 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/ae105bd499344c6ddcffc00e07a5c877.pdf 1515ea5229a38d33a462f56599187362 PDF Text Text NORTH TARRYTOWN, N.Y September 20, 1982 /^o 1* A regular meeting was held before the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown, N.Y. on the above date. \l Is Philip E. Zegarelli, Present Mayor Stephen Maceyak Janet Gandolfo Joseph D, Lofaro Mario DiFelice Emmanuel Lobato, Trustees 'I! Robert J. Ponzini, Counsel •i.' Peter Soriano, Trustee Absent Mayor Zegarelli called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.M. with a prayer and salute to the flag. fr Trustee Lofaro moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that the minutes of the meeting held on September 7, 1982 be approved as written Carried. Mayor Zegarelli asked if there was anyone present who would like to address the Board may do so at this time. No one appearing before the Board, the regular order of business was taken up. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ADMINISTRATION & CONSTRUCTION f Trustee Soriano - absent. Mayor Zegarelli stated that the target date for the dedication of the Village garage scheduled for October 11th may have to be postponed because of cleanup work which has to be done. .1' Mi FINANCE & REAL ESTATE Trustee Gandolfo reported a balance of $14,699.84 in the General Fund as of September 17, 1982. Trustee Gandolfo stated that the Aqua Dredge Company has submitted a bill for payment for the dredging work at Fremont Pond. She stated that the Village has retained Stanley Johnson, land surveyor, to review the specifications to ascertain whether or not the contractor has complied with them. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that the bill from Aqua Dredge Co. be withheld for the present time. Carried. •,ilt«i f> ¥ 11' I If �-2FIRE Trustee Lofaro reported that the assistant Chief's car was involvei in an accident. A report is forthcoming. Trustee Lofaro moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that twelve captain chairs be purchased, for a total of $550, for Rescue Hose Compai said money to come from the fire budget. Carried. Trustee Lofaro moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that a rug for the stairs leading into the basement of Rescue Hose Company be purchase in the amount of $225.00. Carried. Trustee Lofaro stated that there is a problem of water leakage ii the kitchen of Rescue Hose Company which will be taken care of, as wel[ as several other minor problems which will be corrected. Trustee Lofaro stated that the fire inspection was held on Saturda; and all quarters are in satisfactory condition. The clambake on Sunday was successful, he said. GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS & SENIOR CITIZENS In the absence of Trustee Soriano, Trustee Gandolfo reported from the minutes of the senior citizens' meeting on September 7th that the organization celebrated its 7th anniversary with a social gathering. LABOR RELATIONS Trustee Lobato stated that a meeting has been scheduled for tomorn evening and it is hoped that we will make enough progress. POLICE & LIGHT Trustee DiFelice stated that Chief Spota has submitted a request from Ptl. Reddy to take three courses under the Criminal Justice Prograu at Community College at a total cost of $357.05. Trustee Gandolfo stated that the Board should decide whether we grant all of these or decide if it will benefit the Village. The committee should accept some criteria to see what kind of courses they going to request. The matter was referred to the police committee. Trustee DiFelice stated that he is in receipt of a memo from ChiefI Spota regarding a department awards program dinner which is in the Poliq and Procedure Manual. The matter was referred to the police committee. Trustee DiFelice stated that the K9 dog will be on duty with Ptl. Kiggins at the end of this week. Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that a letter bel sent to Ptl. Kiggins congratulating him on the completion of the trainii) course. Carried. �> ^ -3- In connection with Section 57-17, "Permit Required for Parking" of the General Code as discussed at the last meeting, Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that the Board adopt the license agreement as prepared by the Village Attorney which lists regulations in connection with their permit to park at the Village parking lot adjacent to Margotta Courts. Carried. Trustee DiFelice stated that a letter has been received from H. R. Simonsen, Dept. of Transportation, regarding our request for a signal light on Broadway and Depeyster Street. Mr. Simonsen stated in his letter that as a result of their review, they are in agreement that there is a need for a traffic light. The installation of the traffic signal will be included in the signal contract for the fiscal year 83-84 and it is estimated that installation date occur in the summer or fall of 1984. If this is not favorable to the Village, the Department would allow the Village to arrange for the installation and should the Village assume the responsibility and cost of said installation, the State would be willing to assume maintenance and pay energy costs upon completion of the installation. The matter was referred to the police committee for study. With regard to the installation of bus stop signs by the County, Trustee DiFelice stated that the committee is deciding on the spaces and locations. He stated that there would be elimination of some parking spaces in this program. Trustee DiFelice stated that a discussion was held regarding John Carroll's request for a disaster plan in the event of problems at the nuclear plant in Buchanan. He stated that Chief Spota contacted Mr. Marasco at the County Civil Defense Office and was told that we are outside the 10 mile radius. If there is any plan available, it will be sent to the Chief, said Trustee DiFelice. Trustee DiFelice stated that handicapped spaces have been repainted with blue paint and the ramp in front of the Municipal Building has been refurbished. He stated that there is a problem with the space in front of the former Strand Theater being too small. The space should either be eliminated or another space will have to be utilized, he said, and has asked members of the Board to review it visually. The matter was referred to committee. Trustee DiFelice stated that as a result of the hearing held last week regarding parking in the Manors, it was noted that some of the signs are inconsistent and it was the consensus of the Board that the signs be removed and placed at the entrances to the Manors and Trustee DiFelice so moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak. Carried. With regard to dog control services by the Town of Mt. Pleasant to North Tarrytown, Trustee DiFelice moved the following resolution, seconded by Trustee Maceyak, and that the Mayor be authorized to sign same: �-4- ^ WHEREAS on June 1, 1978, the Village of North Tarrytown adopted Chapter 16 of its General Code entitled "Dogs", and WHEREAS the legislative intent of such local law as to prevent annoyance and danger to the person and property of others by dogs that are not properly tended, and WHEREAS section 16-3 of said local law provides for the office of a dog warden and the Village may authorize from time to time by resolut the persons authorized to enforce the provisions of that local law, and WHEREAS section 114 of the Agricultural and Markets Law of the State of New York authorizes Villages to appoint dog control officers | for enforcement of the rules and regulations promulgated for the 1 regulation of dogs, and I WHEREAS each dog control officer shall have all of the powers of a peace officer in enforcing the provisions of said local law including the power to issue appearance tickets as required, and WHEREAS section 150.20 of the Criminal Procedure Law of the State of New York permits a public servant, other than a police officer to issue appearance tickets for petty offenses, and WHEREAS the respective laws for the control of dogs in the Village of North Tarrytown and the Town of Mt. Pleasant are substantially simih and WHEREAS the Town of Mt. Pleasant has indicated it will provide the services of a dog warden to the Village of North Tarrytown upon a I schedule to be agreed upon between the municipalities, NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved that the dog warden so designated by the Town of Mt. Pleasant to provide dog control services in the Village of North Tarrytown shall have all of the powers provided by Chapter 16 of the General Code of the Village of North Tarrytown and Chapters 150-20 of the Criminal Procedure Law and section 114 of the . Agricultural and Markets Law of the State of New York. Carried. | PUBLIC WORKS ' Trustee Maceyak reported that catch basins were repaired as well as the replacement of a driveway. Dirt was removed from Barnhart Park and dumped into the Elm Street lot. Routine cleanup of sanitary sewers. Trustee Maceyak reported a balance of $60,654.78 in the water department account as of September 20th, 1982. Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that action of the committee in awarding the work for the furnishing of labor and materials for the construction and repair of catch basins and drop inlet to J. C. Perri, Inc. for a sum not to exceed $95,000 be confirmed by the Board. Carried. �-5- «C* Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that the Treasurer be authorized to obtain a bond resolution in the amount of $100,000 for a truck with a plow and spreader for the highway department. Carried. RECREATION & PARKS Trustee Gandolfo stated that the fall and winter brochure has been mailed to residents and among the programs offered are aerobics, ceramics beginning oils, etc. Trustee Gandolfo stated that on October 1st at 7:30 P.M., Jim Jensen and the CBS All Stars in a benefit game for Childrens' Village. Tickets can be purchased through the Recreation Department. Not listed in the brochure are calligraphy, cooking, Italian, Spanish, First Aid, etc., said Trustee Gandolfo. TAX EXEMPT & ASSESSMENT Trustee Lobato stated that the Board will meet at the Rockefeller Estate to discuss the status of their property and the tax input to the Village. MAYOR'S REPORT: Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that the following resolution be adopted: RESOLVED: Section 1. The following described area has been found to be a. sub-standard and insanitary area appropriate for urban renewal and has been duly designated as an urban renewal area within the intent of the urban renewal laws of the State: Section 16, Block 16, Lots 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,13A,15, 16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27 & 28. Section 2, The existence of said area is impairing and arresting the sound growth and development of the municipality and is inimical to the public health, safety, morals and welfare of the inhabitants thereof and of the State. Section 3. An urban renewal plan has been prepared and duly approved for said designated area. The Village of North Tarrytown has undertaken and is carrying out an urban renewal program in said area, hereinafter called the "program" as authorized by and to effectuate the purposes of the Housing Act of 1949 as amended and supplemented. Section 4. The undertaking and carrying out of the program is essential to the sound growth and development of the municipality and to the welfare of the inhabitants thereof. Section 5. It is necessary and in the public interest that the Village of North Tarrytown avail itself of the financial assistance �-6provided by virtue of the urban renewal assistance laws of the State for the purpose of carrying out the program. Section 6. The Village of North Tarrytown hereby expresses its intent and recognizes its responsibility to do whatever is necessary 01 appropriate to carry out the program. Section 7. Philip E. Zegarelli, Mayor of the Village of North Tarrytown is hereby authorized to execute an Amendatory Contract amendi Contract for State grant between the State of New York and the Village of North Tarrytown in the total amount of $145,286. which is the amount of the State Capital Grant Contract to assist in carrying out program activities, a copy of which is attached hereto. Section 8. Irene Amato, Treasurer of the Village of North Tarrytc is hereby authorized and empowered to execute and file requisitions fo funds in the total amount of $145,286. which is the amount of the State capital grant contract, as amended. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli stated that Emilie Spaulding has resigned from the North Tarrytown Housing Authority. Her resignation was sent to William Palmer, Chairman. Mayor Zegarelli appointed Margaret White a member of the N.T. Housing Authority to fill the unexpired term of Emilie Spaulding, April 1983. A letter of thanks will be sent to her. Mayor Zegarelli stated that he is in receipt of a letter from Lawrence Sally, Deputy Commissioner, Dept. of Housing, Westchester Coun stating that the County is committing $45,000 to the rehabilitation of private property in the Village. COMMUNICATIONS Communication from Gaetana Scappaticci, 59 College Avenue, request the removal of a tree in front of her property was read and referred t| the public works committee. | Communication from Lawrence Kosilla, Sec'y. of Fire Council, regarding changes in personnel in Fire Patrol and Union Hose Companies and exempt certificates for W. Gonzalez and R. Chulla of Union Hose Co. was read and on motion of Trustee Lofaro, seconded by Trustee Lobato action of Council was confirmed by the Board. Exempt certificates were awarded to the above. Carried. Communication from Nellie Sbezzi, Chairperson of the Senior Citizei informing the Board that their Council was granted funding in the amount of $1500 by the Archdiocese of New York through the Holy Cross Church was read, Mrs. Sbezzi stated that this was received through Robert Ponzini, Village Attorney, and they extended their heartfelt thanks to him for his efforts. �Vr£ -7UNFINISHED BUSINESS Trustee Maceyak suggested that a letter be sent to John Tucciarone requesting him to be present at the September 30th work session for an update on 12-14 Lawrence Avenue. Trustee Lofaro mentioned a complaint about the public address system at Tappan Motors which can be heard around his area. Counsel stated that we do have a noise ordinance. The matter was referred to the police committee. Trustee DiFelice stated that there is a problem on the west side of the railroad tracks whereby cars are being parked and causing a littering problem. The highway department will install a chain and a key will be given to the Fire Department. Trustee Maceyak inquired about the recent hearing on smoke detectors. The matter will be discussed at a work session with the Building Inspector. NEW BUSINESS Mayor Zegarelli stated that a letter was received from Mr. Dwayne Young requesting a full tax abatement for the Town and School taxes for a minimum period of three years for the purchase of 79 College Avenue. The matter will be discussed at a work session. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that the bills submitted on the General Fund and Water & Sewer warrants dated Sept. 20, 1982 be paid after approval by department heads and that the Treasurer be authorized to pay same and that a copy of this resolution be attached to the warrants. Carried. There being no further business to come before the meeting, Trustee Lobato moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that the same be duly adjourned Carried. Respectfully submitted, Filomena Fallacaro Clerk � 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 Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes & Resolutions-1982 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_TRUST_1982-09-20 Subject The topic of the resource Board of Trustees Minutes-1982 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/1dc726a2c7eebd06f046272869a771cb.pdf dccd822bbd0241e3e07634092c28f545 PDF Text Text K7 PUBLIC HEARING ^—y— NORTH TARRYTOWN, N.Y. September 28, 1982 ' < A Public Hearing was held before the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown on the above date to consider a proposed local law amending Chapter 4 of the General Code entitled "Amusement Devices", said hearing is the continuation of the public hearing held on August 16, 1982. Mayor Zegarelli updated changes in the most recent revision of the proposed local law and asked if there was anyone present who would like to address the Board. Mr. Seymour Pollak questioned the paragraph about identification cards. He stated that this would place more work on the Village. Mayor Zegarelli stated that this was suggested by the Attorney for the amusement device owners. He stated that the Board purposely took it out of the recreation department and placed it in the police department or the youth officer. The youth officer should be following the activities of the youth, he said. On an inquiry of Mr. Pollak should the youth not have an i.d. card what happens to them, Mayor Zegarelli stated that they would fall under the State Liquor Authority regulations. The owner of the bar would also ask for the i.d. card, he said. Mr. Pollak inquired if places other than bars could have a machine, Mayor Zegarelli stated that if they are in accordance with the terms of the law, the could, however, if they do not have male and female facilitie or if they are within 200 ft. of a school, etc., they would not be allowed. No further questions for or against the proposed local law, Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that the hearing be closed. Carried. Trustee Lobato moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that the following Local Law #4 of 1982, Amusement Devices, be adopted: (L.L. #4 in detail official minutes) On the question, Trustee DiFelice stated that he was totally opposed to the changes, with the exception of the misdemeanor clause, fees and the elimination of arcades. He stated that the Chief was to be present at the hearing this evening to make a statement that he was in favor of the present ordinance with the exception of the fees and arcades. He stated that the Board had three or four meetings with all of the operators and lawyers present during which they submitted proposals and no one is here this evening. He reiterated that he was totally against the local law, with the exception of the two items he mentioned. Trustee Lobato stated that his preference is to keep the age at 18. �-2Trustee Gandolfo stated that restrictions were more so in this law than in the ordinance we had. She stated that we are now restrict) premises within 200 ft. of the school which would eliminate a lot of premises having devices. She stated that there would be no problem wit i.d. cards. Minors would not need a card to get into bars or taverns because they cannot get in anyway. Trustee DiFelice stated that we have had all of these meetings and the attorneys are not here this evening. He questioned everyone this evening. Mayor Zegarelli stated that is not the Board's problem that the attorneys are not here, He stated that he sent letters to the two attorneys about the hearing this evening. He stated that the proposa as written tightens up the language. This is the best compromise We can get at this point, said the Mayor. i Mayor Zegarelli polled the Board on the motion to adopt the Local Law as follows: Trustee Maceyak Gandolfo - Yes - Yes Mayor Zegarelli voted "Yes", Trustee Lofaro - Yes " DiFelice - No " Lobato - Yes Motion carried. No further business to come before the meeting, Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that the same be duly adjourned. Carried. Respectfully submitted, Filomena Fallacaro Clerk J i �tuy i PUBLIC NOT3CE VILLAGE OF NORTH TARRYTOWN i The Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown at a regular meeting assembled and after Dublished notice and public hearin E do hereby ordain and enact Local Law"//A of 1982, entitled "Amusement Devices"" and amends Chapter U of the General Code as follows: Definitions. As used in this '«">/ !#»> the meaninas indicated: the following terms shall have Amusement Device - Includes but is not li mited to the type of c o m , token or similarly operated machine c ornmonly known as "bagatelle," "football," "pinball," "video," " electronic," or "computer" and any and all other coin or token operated rides, attractions and games not otherwise prohibited by the laws of this state, and used for a commercial purpose, Specifically excluded from this 4&&&J ^ ^ a r e c o m , token o r similarly operated pool tables, }uke boxes and snuff]ebo ard. No more than one (1) pool table, juke box or shuffleboard i s Dermitted on a premises. M Premises - Includes any parcel of land, building, structure, vehicle, boat, airplane or any other property or part thereof. 11, ) Person - Includes one (1) or more individuals, a partnership, company, corporation, association or society, and any officer, agent, servant or employee of the foregoing in responsible charge of premises hereinafter mentioned. Licer.se recuired; Bh application. A. No amusement device shall be kept, maintained, used, exhibited or operated in or upon any premises within the Village of North Tarrytown, unless the owner thereof and the person upon whose premises the same shall be kept, maintained, used, exhibited or operated shall first obtain a license from the Village Clerk of the Village of North Tarrytown as hereinafter provided. (1) A license shall be issued upon the following terms and conditions. A verified application in duplicate shall be made by such person to the Village Clerk for said license upon blanks to M >)X I M "Ml �be furnished by said Clerk, giving the name and address of the applicant, the name and address of the manufacturer of the amusement device, the manufacturer's number, if any, a complete detailed description of the amusement device, including all the mechanical features thereof, the method of its operation, the location by street and number where the amusement device is sought to be licensed, the nature and use of the premises upon which the^amusement device is proposed to be kept, maintained, exhibited, used or operated, the number of such amusement devices already licensed and sought to be licensed upon the same premises, and such further information as the Village Clerk or the Board of Trustees may require. (2) The application shall also contain a complete statement indicating whether or not any previous application has been made hereunder and whether any license has been received, refused, suspended or revoked, with the circumstances thereof. E. No premises shall keep, maintain, use, exhibit, or operate more than a total of three (3) amusement devices within the Village of North Tarrytown. Furthermore, the owner thereof and the person upon whose premises the same shall be kept, maintained, used, exhibited or operated shall first obtain a license from the Village Clerk of the Village of North Tarrytown as hereinafter provided. License required for owner of device and owner of premises. A license shall be procured by the owner of said amusement device and also by the person upon whose premises the same are located. Such amusement device shall have written thereon the name and address of the owner thereof. Cost of licenses; display. A. Prior to the issuance of such license, there shall be paid to the Village Clerk of the Village of North Tarrytown the sum of TWO HUNDRED ($200) DOLLARS per year, by the owner of the amusement devices as a one time annual fee, and, by the person upon whose premises the same are kept, maintained, used, exhibited or operated, the sum of SEVENTY TWO ($72) DOLLARS ($6 per month) per year, per amusement device, or any part thereof. Furthermore, there shall be a one time non-refundable application fee of TWENTY FOUR ($24) DOLLARS per amusement device due and payable by the person on whose premises the amusement devise is use, exhibited or displayed, upon filing of his application. If the applications is approved, a credit will be applied against the license fee. Not more than three (3) such amusement devices shall be licensed for maintenance, exhibition or use in the same premises at any one time. License fees shall be prorated on a monthly basis for a calendar year January 1st through December 31st. 2 r >> �i B. All licenses shall, at all times, be conspicuously displayed in the public area of the premises housing the amusement device(s) . Expiration date. A. All licenses shall expire on the first day of January succeeding the date of issuance unless otherwise revoked, pursuant to this local law. B. Prior to any renewal or reissuance of any license granted under this fo^l h»> a thorough review of the premises housing an amusement device will be made by the Chief of Police to ensure proper compliance with the provisions of this local law. Minors forbidden to operate amusement device or hold license. No person under eighteen (18) years of age shall be per-* nutted to be the holder of a license hereunder, nor shall any person in responsible charge of the premises upon which such licensed amusement device is located permit such person to operate said amusement device. However, persons under eighteen (18) years of age shall be permitted to operate an amusement device upon obtaining an identification card from the North Tarrytown Police Department Youth Officer or his designee. Written authorization duly notarized by a parent or legal guardian permitting said minor to operate an amusement device will be required prior to the issuance of an identification card. All holders of licenses for amusement devices will be charged with responsibility that all minors operating an amusement device are in possession of a valid identification card. The fee for youth identification cards shall be set by the North Tarrytown Board of Trustees from time to time to cover the cost of issuance. Control and regulation. The control and regulation of these amusement devices shall be in the Chief of Police of the Village of North Tarrytown. Causes for revocation of license. A. - Any license granted hereunder may be revoked by the Chief of Police for any of the following: 1. The violation of any of the provisions of this J*CA) (ft.**. 3 • r r �i^> y 2. The violation of any law, toc/^l lft~*>ti) rule or regulation of any governmental officer, agency or department governing or applicable to the maintenance or conduct of the premises upon which said amusement device is located. 3. The violation of any law, I OCA' /*u) rule or regulation governing or applicable to the maintenance, possession, use or operation of the licensed amusement device. 4. Upon the conviction of the holder of a license or any person in responsible charge of said premises of a crime. 5. Otherwise for just cause. B. This section shall in no way limit or impair the power otherwise vested in the Board of Trustees by law to revoke such licenses. C. All applicants will receive written notice of denial of a request for a license or revocation of same. The notice will contain a brief description of the reasons for the denial or revocation. Within seven (7) days of notice of denial or revocation, an aggrieved party may petition the Chief of Police for review of said denial or revocation. Said petition must be in writing together with any and all supporting documentation. After review of said petition, if the license for an amusement device is not restored, then the aggrieved party may seek relief pursuant to the Civil Practice Laws & Rules of the State of New York. Severability. If any clause, sentence, paragraph, section or part of this ordinance shall be adjudged by any court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, such adjudication shall not affect, impair or invalidate the remainder thereof, but shall be confined in its operation to the clause, sentence or part thereof directly involved in the controversy in which such judgment shall have been rendered. Prohibited locations of amusement device. No amusement device shall be kept, maintained, used or exhibited or operated in or upon any premises within the Village of North Tarrytown that is within 200' of the property line of any educational facility within the Village of North Tarrytown. This provision shall not apply to any bar or tavern licensed by the State Liquor Authority of the State of New "York for the on premises consumption of alcohol. �^3 i Authorized Premises. A. No premises shall be licensed to keep, maintain, use or exhibit an amusement device, except in a C-2 General Commercial Zone as defined in the Village of North Tarrytown Zoning Ordinance, Chapter 62, Section 62-8B, unless otherwise permitted in a pre-existing non-conforming use. B. Proper and separate male and female sanitary facilities shall be provided on each premises. C. Closing time for authorized premises shall be no later than 4:00 A.M. D. Gambling in any form whether actual or implied, is strictly prohibited. Violation of this subsection Shall result in immediate revocation of all licenses issued under -this ordinance. E. No minor enrolled as a student in any school, grade kindergarten through twelve, operate or cause to be operated an amusement device while school is in session. Penalties for offenses. A. Any person violating any provision of this I o<-A / la-u> shall be guilty of a violation and, upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine of not more than Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($250.00) or by imprisonment in the County Penitentiary of Westchester County for not more than fifteen (15) days, or by both such fine and imprisonment, and all licenses held by such person shall automatically be revoked. B. Each day's maintenance, exhibition or use of any amusement device in violation of the foregoing section shall constitute a separate offense per amusement device. Effective Date: This local law shall take effect immediately, For those amusement devices now licensed under Section 4-1 of the General Code of the Village of North Tarrytown; amended on 6/14/76, this law shall not be effective until January l'f 1983. All ordinances or local laws now in effect and inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed. By Order of the Board of Trustees Adopted: September 28, 1982 % • ' Filomena Fallacaro Village Clerk r i � 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 Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes & Resolutions-1982 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_TRUST_1982-09-28 Subject The topic of the resource Board of Trustees Minutes-1982 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/4b2da4f504e54fcb696ca277885de4ff.pdf e262691d27f2315c6c7b790b4df2cf7e PDF Text Text v*y RT.FC HPAF'iNrS A r e g u l a r - m e e t i n g was h e l d U . l o i e t h e Board of T r u s t e e s of V i l l a g e o f N o r t h i d i y L o w n un " h e a b o v e d a t e . Present the F h i l i p E. Z/egi.re11ir Mayor $t:tfc.Lvn laeeyak 1'ett* C L:- n : JUL V > • T '*"' • Trustees Robert J .•it Ponztni. Counsel Mayor Z e g a r e l l i c a l l e d t h e m e e t i n g t o o r d e r a l 8 . 0 0 P.M. w i t h a prayear~and s a l u t e s t o t h e f l a g . T r u s t e e Maceyak moved, seconded by T r u s t e e L o b a t o t h a t t h e - m i n i a t e s of t h e m e e t i n g s - heLd on A u g u s t 16, 19G2 and. S e p t e m b e r 2 0 , 19B2 be approved i * ' . •is w r i t t e n Mayor Z e g a r e l l » r e a d t h e n o t i c e of h e a d i n g on a p r o p o s a l t o -idopf a r e s o l u t i o n p u r s u a n t U: t h e p r o v i s i o n s of S e c t i o n 4-67 of t h e Re* L P r o p e r t y T.ix T.aw, t o ev- ? .-pt from V i l l & ^ e t a x e s '.vithia LLs: c o n t r o l o t t h e s a i d Board of Tn'M:r "v.- t o t h e e x t . - ^ t oC 50% of i . ,-... : ^ s s e d v ^ l u e p r o p e r t i e s owned by one 'sr *aor^- p»r ^r,.;: 65 v e a r s of H ^ $ C o v e r who comply w i t h t h e p r o v i s i o n s o f : - s a i d S e c t i o n ^67 a s r o o c c f e n c y ; i n c o m e , l e n g t h of owner s h i r anH e t h e c v 5 r.v, "sad askod i f t h e r e *'t, anyone p r e s e n t who would Like t o comment or. ! pe •>• ^ p o s e d r e s o l u t i o n . Mr. G. Z a r r i l l i , r o c a n t i c o S t r e e t , f o r c i t i z e n s o v e r t h e a g e of 65 y e a r s . spoke i n t a v o r ot t h e exemption T h e r e Keing no o t h e r counnents, T r u s t e e t^a.i ' -i o .lu.ved, «;.-••«'uiui«iJ by T r u s t e e Lobato t h a t t h r h n a r i n g be c l o s e d . Carriea. Mayor / . e g a r e l l i r e a d t h e n o t i c e of h e a r . t a g on a p r o p o s e d L o c a l r.r>v amending S « : . r i o n 5 7 - 1 8 (P) of t h e G e n e r a l Cod.i -hi d o <v T r a f i . ' - . f,.-v/, to include the following a d d i t i o n a l loading zone: "from a p o i n t 95 f t . from t h e n o r t h e a s t c o i n e r of C h e s t n u t S; • L, th,-tf . u r b sltfc <i t h e soi.; h»-»rly s i d e of v }>••«•.twt*t S t r e e t , .-, iin d i s t a n c e " . Mayor: Z e g a r e l l i *at&k&& it iuer<* was a'ftyone p i « s * n t who would x . [ <: t o comment >n t h e p r o p o s e d —gnrlmrTit. No one c«peatefe*# fer o r a g a i n s t t h e pro$*aw«I l o c a l I s w , Trustre^ J a a d o l f o moved, s e c o n d e d b y T r u s t e e L o b a t o t h « t t h e h e a r i n g b e c l o s e d . Caxci£d.~ �-2" Mayor Zegarelli asked if there was anyone present who would like to address the Board on any other matter. Mr. Stanley Biloon, 52 College Avenue, stated that he is having problems with garbage removal from his apartments at 52 College Avenue, He stated that garbage is accumulating because Village trucks are not allowed to drive into private properties. He stated that the men take some of the garbage and leave the rest. Trustee Maceyak stated that some of our employees have been injure and adjacent properties were damaged because of the fact that the trucli had entered on to the property as well as trying to push the hopper un. his driveway. He stated that he has met with Mr. Biloon and gave"his several alternatives as a solution. Following a discussion, the matter was referred to ther public works committee for a solution. Mr. Richard Sweet called the Board's attention to a recent meeting of the Westchester County Taxpayers Council whereby questions "were rais as to where money would come from when the new garbage disposal- plant is built. He stated that one community was selected and was offered a million dollar inducement when the Gra sslands site was turned down. He questioned why Mt. Pleasant was not offered the same inducement. Trustee Soriano stated that there was an inducement to Peekskill Mayor Zegarelli stated that there was opposition from the people of the Town of Mt. Pleasant against the plant being built in their area! REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ADMINISTRATION & CONSTRUCTION Trustee Soriano stated that the Board met with the architect for a tour of the new Village garage. Everyone is well-pleased with its progress, said Trustee Soriano. | Trustee Soriano inquired if the Board came to any agreement (durift his absence) with regard to a recent request for a tax abatement from a Mr. D. Young if he purchased 79 College Avenue. Trustee DiFelice reiterated his previous remarks that the matter b placed on the ballot in the next Village Election and let the people decide whether or not they would go for a loss on this project. Trustee Soriano stated that we cannot maintain the property any longer and believed in compromising with the purchaser. The matter was referred back to committee. FINANCE & REAL ESTATE Trustee Gandolfo reported a balance of $144,212.53 in the General Fund as of October 4, 1982. r �vac -3- Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that action of the Treasurer in investing a certificate of deposit in the amount of $750,000 for thirty days with the First National Bank of North Tarrytown at 8%70 be confirmed. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo offered the following resolution, seconded by Trustee Soriano: BOND RESOLUTION, DATED OCTOBER 4, 1982, AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF $100,000 SERIAL BONDS OF THE VILLAGE OF NORTH TARRYTOWN, PURSUANT TO THE LOCAL FINANCE LAW, TO FINANCE THE ACQUISITION OF A MOTOR VEHICLE FOR THE VILLAGE. (In detail official minutes) Trustee Gandolfo stated that the office of Code Enforcement terminated on September 30, 1982, Allowances were made in the budget for a part-time code enforcement officer, Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the Treasurer be authorized to pay Mr, Page from General Fund for part-time Code Enforcement Officer at the rate of $711 per month for the period October 1, 1982-May 31, 1983. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo stated that the committee hired Karen McCarthy part-time secretary for the Assessor, Mr. Page, at the rate of $3.50 per hour and moved that action of the committee be confirmed by the Board, seconded by Trustee Lofaro. Carried. In connection with the Community Development Office, Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the amount of $2585. be debited from #1630 Buildings-Other and Credit Community Development FundPublic Works, Carried. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the amount of $524.90 be debited from #1010-Board of Trustees and Credit Community Development Fund-Planning and Management, Carried. Trustee Gandolfo stated that she received a call from Mr. Johnson that he made an inspection of the work by the contractor who dredged Fremont Pond and is compiling his report. She stated that she received a call from Mr. Pound requesting a copy of the site plans and as per approval of Mr. Gorman, Attorney for the project, Mr. Johnson was instructed to send him a copy of the site plans for cross section and moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that her action be confirmed. Carried. Trustee Gandolfo stated that the surveyor would like to meet with the Board when he completes his report and a date was scheduled for October 16th. FIRE Trustee Lofaro stated that at a previous meeting, a resolution was adopted authorizing the expenditure of a trophy case for Pocantico H & L in the amount of $1210. Because of the increase in materials, the bill submitted this evening is for $1500 or $290 over the amount adopted. T t �-4Following a short discussion, Trustee Lofaro moved,' seconded by Trustee Soriano that the bill in the amount of $1500, which includes the additional amount of $290, be paid for the trophy case. Carried. Trustee Lofaro stated that in connection with the hearing held several months' ago on smoke and heat detectors, Victor Page had recommended that the following sentence be included in Section #22-6A of the code - (Single Family and Two Family Dwellings Section: "Where the N.Y.S. Fire Prevention Code does not provide a specific regulation, the National Fire Prevention Code, current edition, as amended, will govern." Trustee Lofaro so moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that the above amendment be included in the Fire Prevention Code. Carried. Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that the following Local Law #6 of 1982- Smoke and Heat Detectors be adopted: (Copy in detail official minutes) GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS-SENIOR CITIZENS Trustee Soriano stated that we are in receipt of a letter from the Federal Savings Bank requesting that the Village support A6388B and S4756 which would require the State and local governments to deposii reserve funds in interest-bearing accounts and would authorize thrift institutions to accept these deposits. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that we support the bills. Carried, Trustee Soriano reported that a determination order from the N.Y.S Division of Human Rights with respect to a complaint filed by Kim Berry was received. The complaint was dismissed in all respects and the Village was cleared of any wrong doing or the issue of racial discrimins tion, The Senior Citizens met today and 75 people were in attendance. He stated that Mrs. Sbezzi has resigned as chairperson and a meeting has been recommended by Mr. Porcano to fill the vacancy. Trustee Soriano stated that he has been attending the Town of Mt. Pleasant Senior Citizens Council in Hawthorne, He stated that document! havec been prepared for interfaith housing for senior citizens and there are two churches holding up progress. LABOR RELATIONS Trustee Lobato stated that the blue collar workers have filed a petition to decertify the CSEA bargaining unit who represents them in the Village and will hold an election to certify the teamsters union as their bargaining representatives. The Village is required to be servec with a petition and has the opportunity and right to be heard in conjunction to this, said Trustee Lobato, Several meetings were held with negotiatiors, he said. r r r �-5- *r Trustee Lobato stated that the committee is reviewing various outstanding grievances and is looking to settle them. He stated that the public works department has been looking into minor re-organization which will have some labor relations impact, he said. The committee is coordinating with them. POLICE & LIGHT Trustee DiFelice stated that he is in receipt of a request from Chief Spota for permission of Lt. Brophy to attend the Rugers Armours firearms training program in Newport, New Hampshire from Nov. 8-12, at a cost of $150 for motel fees. Lt. Brophy will pay for mileage and meals, said Trustee DiFelice, Trustee Lofaro moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that Lt. Brophy be granted permission to attend the training program in New Hampshire at a cost of $150 for motel fees. Carried. Trustee DiFelice stated that Chief Spota has requested permission to attend the Lesley College Graduate School seminar on Management Supervision to be held in White Pla ins on October 14th at a cost of $150. Trustee Lofaro moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the Chief be granted permission to attend the school on October 14th with exDenses of $150. Carried. Trustee DiFelice reported that all No Parking signs have been removed from streets in Philipse Manor and installed at each entrance into the two manors, he said. Trustee DiFelice stated that a couple of years' ago, the Village received a grant for pavement markings in the amount of $12,254. Mr. Lampert, who sought out funds for the Village, received a fee of 20?o of the grant. Last year, we paid him $1866.54 and there is a balance of $586,26. Trustee DiFelice gave the following police report for September: (In detail official minutes) Trustee DiFelice stated that a program on Child Restraint Program sponsored by the Westchester County Traffic Safety Board will be presented on Friday morning, October 15th, at 10:00 A.M. in Village Hall. This new law is mandatory, said Trustee DiFelice, Trustee DiFelice discussed the handicapped parking space in front of the former Strand Theater after which the matter was referred to a work session. Trustee DiFelice stated that at a recent meeting of the Board, a member of the handicapped committee suggested that the fine for parking in a handicapped space be increased to $25 and moved that a public hearing be held on November 1, 1982 to increase the fine for parking in a handicapped space to $25, seconded by Trustee Lofaro. Carried. PUBLIC WORKS Trustee Maceyak gave the following report: �w -6The semi-annual inspection and flushing of hydrants will begin on October 13 for two weeks. First week will be the Village proper and Webber Park and the second week, Phil ipse Manor and Sleepy Hollow Manor Bank balance as of October 4th is $45,188.28, New catch basins were built and a drain pipe relaid on Kendall Avenue extension. Replaced deteriorated sidewalks at College Avenue and Cortlandt Street. Twenty barrels to be Edison. used as sand barrels were donated by Con Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that a letter of thanks be sent to Con Edison, Carried, Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that specifica tions be prepared and bids returned on November 1, 1982 on a heavy duty dump truck with plow and spreader, Carried. Trustee Maceyak reported that equipment is being readied for snow. Dead trees have been removed throughout the Village, RECREATION & PARKS Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that the Mayor be authorized to sign an application for State aid in the amount of $3459.60 to the Division of Youth, Carried. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that specifications be prepared and bids received on October 18th for recreational equipment, Carried. Registration deadline for the fall/winter programs close on Oct. 7t The next special event will be held on November 6th at the Warnerfj Library. Artist Linda Perlmutter will talk on Water Color Techniquesl] and Tools at a demonstration called "Being Creative with Water Colors"! at 10:30 A.M. Jim Jensen's CBS All Stars game will be held on October 1st at Memorial Field. Trustee Gandolfo reported that on September 23rd, the Westchester County Volunteer Firemen's Association presented Pat Lofaro an award for saving the life of a teenager several months' ago and moved that the letter be placed in his folder, seconded by Trustee Lofaro. Carried. TAX EXEMPT PROPERTY & ASSESSMENT Trustee Lobato reported "progress11, MAYOR'S REPORT Mayor Zegarelli stated that he is in receipt of a city ordinance regarding licensing of private vehicles for rental from Mt. Vernon and referred it to Counsel. t A �Mayor Zegarelli stated that he is in receipt of a letter from Seymour Pollak concerning the recent local law adopted by the Village regarding amusement devices and he acknowledged same. Mayor Zegarelli stated that he is in receipt of a letter from the County concerning the Urban County consortium community development advisory group which states that the Board can appoint a person to this group. The first meeting will be held on October 12th, It was suggested that the name of Ida Mae Smith be appointed to this group. COMMUNICATIONS Communication from Leonard Galante, President of the Central Veterans Committee, requesting permission to hold the Annual Veterans Day services at Patriots Park on November 11th at 10:30 A.M. and invited the Mayor and Trustees was read and on motion made and seconded, permissioi was granted and the invitation accepted. Communication from L Rodrigues, President of Rodrigues Enterprises, requesting permission to hold a parade and inviting the Mayor, Trustees and other Village officials to the opening of the Strand Roller Skating rink on October 15th at 7 P.M, was read. Trustee Lofaro moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that permission be granted and the invitation accepted. The Chief was ordered notified of same. Carried, Communication from William Palmer, Chairman of the Housing Authority, submitting salary schedules for 1983 for review and approval for the Superintendent, Maintenance Laborer and Administration Assistant was read. Trustee Lofaro moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that the letter be acknowledged by the Board. Carried. Communication from Mr. & Mrs. B, Czyz, 37 Bedford Road, requesting tree trimming was read and referred to the public works committee. Communication from Dorothy Fox, 15 Elm Street, requesting sidewalk repairs was read and referred to the public works committee. Communication from Nellie Sbezzi resigning as chairperson on the Senior Citizens Commission because of ill health was read, Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that her resignatioi as chairperson be accepted and that a letter of thanks be sent to her for her services. UNFINISHED BUSINESS Trustee Maceyak requested that a meeting be held with the Zoning Board to discuss McCall-Frandsen lot, With regard to the hearing on the local law to amend the loading zone chapter, Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that Local Law #5 of 1982-amending Section 57-18 Loading Zone be adopted as follows: (In detail official minutes) N } t �n -8With regard to the hearing on exemptions for citizens over the age of 65 years, Trustee Gandolfo stated that she would like the mattei discussed in finance committee. Following a discussion, the matter was referred to the Tax Exempt Property and Finance Committees for study. Trustee Gandolfo stated that Mr. Gorman, Attorney for Fremont Pom has recommended that the bill submitted by Mr. Charles Pound for dredgn work at Fremont Pond be withheld on the basis that we do not know what if any, extra monies have been incurred by the Village and moved that payment be withheld until we have had an opportunity to speak to the Attorney, surveyor and Mr, Pound, seconded by Trustee Lobato. Carrie A discussion was held regarding the subdivision of the Rockefell< property, after which Trustee Gandolfo moved that an informational hearing be held on October 25th informing residents as to their plans, etc. as well as obtaining public input, seconded by Trustee DiFelice Carried. On the question, Trustee Lobato stated that if we do not have any maps available, the hearing would be of no use. He suggested more fact| be made available as to the impact of the tax laws as well as other final information before setting up a hearing. Following a discussion, motion carried. Mayor Zegarelli moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the follov resolution be adopted: WHEREAS the Rockefeller family and landowners of large parcels of land located in the Village of North Tarrytown, and WHEREAS said property have been the subject of public notice for a two-stage gift of park land to the State of New York, and WHEREAS certain additional parcels of Rockefeller land will be gifted to Sleepy Hollow Restorations and WHEREAS the gifts of these respective parcels of land will remove those properties from the tax assessment roll of the Village of North Tarrytown, and WHEREAS the loss of these taxable properties from the rolls of the Village of North Tarrytown will cause a severe financial hardship on its residents and taxpayers, and WHEREAS the Village of North Tarrytown presently has within its boundaries a disproportionate share of tax exempt properties in relatioij to other municipalities wit Jiin the County and the State of New York, WHEREAS the Town of Mt, Pleasant is requesting relief from the State of New York for these tax inequities and have forwarded resolutioij to its representatives in Albany, and �-9- ^ ^ ? W WHEREAS there has been precedent for requesting relief from a tax inequity caused by an inordinate amount of tax exempt property within a municipality, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution be forwarded to our State Assemblyman and Senator to introduce legislation in the N.Y.S. Senate and Assembly for a ten year payment by the State of New York in lieu of taxes for the property to be deeded to the State of New York by the Rockefeller family. That said payment be equal to the taxable status of the gifted property on the date of its gift to the State of New York and reduced in an amount of 107o per year for a period of ten years and that by this resolution, the Village of North Tarrytown join in a similar resolution forwarded by the Town of Mt. Pleasant seeking similar relief. Carried. With regard to the letter received from the D.O.T. regarding the traffic light at Broadway and Depeyster Street, Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that the Village formally request that the State place the traffic signal installation on its calendar for the fiscal year 1983-84. Trustee Lobato inquired about the status of Chief Spota's request to send a patrolman to Westchester Community College for a Criminal Justice course. Trustee DiFelice stated that Chief Spota was told to obtain a letter from the individual stating the purpose for attending the course and of what benefit it would be to the residents of North Tarrytown. He stated that he has not received the letter, as yet. Trustee Maceyak stated that summonses were issued to the owners of 12-14 Lawrence Avenue for violations, however, something went wrong and new summonses were issued. NEW BUSINESS Trustee Gandolfo stated that she is in receipt of complaints about an accessory apartment at 150 Merlin Avenue. She stated that she is working with the Village Prosecutor on this matter. A notice of violation will be served on the owner, A discussion ensued, after which Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee DiFelice that the complaints received regarding 150 Merlin Avenue be referred to the Building Inspector and Village Prosecutor. Carried. With regard to the salary of Judy Conway, Librarian, Trustee Lobato stated that the salary was not raised to the satisfaction of the Library Board. Tarrytown had raised some objection as to who had responsibility and who had the power, he said. North Tarrytown's representatives felt that this Board adopted a budget and Miss Conway's salary was in the budget; however, it was not raised to that amount. He stated that Mayor Pilla was surprised at the figure in the agreement budget, however, he is going back to his Board and if there is a basis for the figure, she would get the amount, said Trustee Lobato. t �412> -10- Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that the bills submitted on the General Fund and Water & Sewer warrants dated October 4, 1982 be paid after approval by department heads and that thi Treasurer be authorized to pay same and that a copy of this resolution be attached to the warrants. Carried, There being no further business to come before the meeting, Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that the same be duly adjourned. Carried. Respectfully submitted, Filomena Fallacaro Clerk �TFLEPHONE («;M) fvn-0800 ^4^Brft^ RICHARD J. SPOTA ^*Z=co*,^ Chief of Poltiv police department \7tllage of JJortfj GTarrptoton, U . § . 10591 POLICE REPORT SEPTEMBER 1982 otal Number Charged by Police: 1. Arrested..................©•••••••••••••....•.^•.•..•••.••••K>» \ 2. Summoned. 92 .•••••••• .1001 Total 1093 Persons Charged with Crimes or Violations: 1. V&T Moving Violations..•••••• ........... 26 2. Trespass• •••••...••••..•.••• *...........^.. 2 3. Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance 3rd.••••••••• 1 4. Criminally Possessing a Hypodermic Insturment............... 3 3m Disorderly Conduct..... .. -.•••• 7 6. Resisting Arrest. ... .^..... .................... ..••••....•• 3 7. Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance 7th....-...••• 1 8. D.WJ „ 5 9« Unlawful Possession of Marijuana....... *...• 3 10. Criminal Possession of a Weapon 3rd........^^.^.^^...^...^. 1 11. Prohibited Use of Weapons. ......... ..^......^................ 1 12. Family Court Warrant — •••••• — •••... ^ ^. 2 13. Detainer from iTrmri gration. .............. .^. . .^ . . ......... ... 1 14. Unlawfully Dealing with a Child...... «. 6 15. Criminal Sale of Marijuana 2nd •• 5 16. Criminal Trespass 3rd................. ...... .••••••••• •......•• 1 17. Operating with a Suspended or Revoked License......•••••••... 8 18. Burglary 2nd 1 19. Soliciting without a Permit•••••••••••..•••••• -.-^............ 1 20. Assault 2nd 2 0. 21. Bench Warrant, Failure to Appear................^.. •••••••••• 1 *-*-• .rUDxic Lewdness••••••••••••••••^•.•••••••.••.•••^.•••••».^. 1 Total 92 23. Assault 3rd................................................ 1 24. Prohibited Sale of Liquor to Anyone Under the Age of 19.»»* 1 25. Burglary 3rd..............................................^ 1 26. Warrant from West. Co. P»D. - Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance................^..^..................... 1 27. Dog Ord. Viols — ........ 6 I i i r �TELEPHONE (914) 6*1-0800 ^%^Jbl^Ji^ RICHARD J. S\tm Chief of Poliu police department Village of iiortf) GTarrptoton, fr § . 10591 Parking V i o l a t i o n s : 1* Metered P a r k i n g . • . . . . . • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • © • o . 45>0 2 . Other Parking V i o l a t i o n s . . , . . , . . . * . * . . . • • • . . . . . . • • . . . . . . • 551 Total Investigations of Investigations of Investigations of Aiding of Injured 1001 Reported Felonies.•• •••••••••«.•^..... • 15 Other Complaints.•••.•••••••••••••••••••^••« 352 Auto Accidents.o'............^.^*..*.. —•••••o 32 at Accidents. -. • 5 Total 404 Police Aided Cases: 1. Police Aid to Sick Persons..••.•••••••••••••••••••••••^.. 26 2. Ambulance Requests.o.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••» 24 3. Responding t o Alarms........... 4. 5* 6. 7« •<>•• ••••••• •••••••••• 1 7 Escorts »...^.^..^.^.« -^^—.^^••..•—.—.^^.•^^^•.••.' 2 Arrests on Warr ant s. ...... .^. .^..... ............^............^.^...... 4 Hissing Persons. •••........••••••••• •••••••• •• 3 Assistance Other Than Above......^..^.....^........^ •.....•.•.•.• 286 Total 362 Respectfully submitted, Richard J. Spota Chief of Police �47^ PUBLIC NOTICE VILLAGE OF NORTH TARRYTOWN The Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown at a regular meeting assembled and after published notice and public hearing do hereby ordain and enact Local Law #5 of 1982 which amends the General Code of the Village of North Tarrytown, Vehicle & Traffic Law, Section 57-18 (P), to include the following additional loading zone: "from a point 95 ft. from the northeast corner of Chestnut Street, that curb site on the southerly side of Chestnut Street, 28 Ft. in distance". This local law shall take effect within the time prescribed by law. By Order of the Board of Trustees Adopted October 4, 1982 Filomena Fallacaro Village Clerk �-*jrr "h « ) I, ,1. ;• i f !? 1 �^ (Please Use this Form for Filing your Local Law with the Secretary of State) Text of law should be given as amended. Do not include matter being eliminated and do not use italics or underlining to indicate new matter. GOXD£)L <&* of North Tarrytown Village Local Law No. Alocallaw .§ of tbe year 1982. ^. e ."! i .^.?....?.l?5..:....?.?.:M ?.??.?k?L.fE^ (hmatt title) Be it enacted by the ~ - of the ( N U B * of L e « i a U t i v e Body) £6iftfty set*? North Tarrytown a s foIlows. Village (See Attached) r > If additional space i s needed, please attach sheets of the same size as this and number each) Page 1 �/4 \ PUBLIC NOTICE VILLAGE OF UOKTK TArKYTCvttC The Board of Trustees of the Village of Worth Tarry!own at a regular meeting assembled and-after published not ace and .public „c, t h e r e b y ordain and enact Local Law *6 of 1982, a ^ i n g n - re Prevention Code of the Village of North Tarrytown addxng as a nev division, Section 22-6A - Smoke and Heat Detection Devices as foil, Section A. Definitions and Minimum Requirements: 1. Smoke Detector: The minimal permissible smoke detector shall be of single station type, approved by Underwriters Laboratorj (U.L.) and/or Factory Mutual, and shall be powered by a battery ha\\ a usable life of at least twelve (12) months duration. 2. Heat Derector: The minimal permissible heat detector sfo' be of single station type, approved by Underwriters Laboratories (]}' and/or Factory 15utual, and shall be either mechanically, electrical! or gas powered. 3. Smoke Area: An area totally enclosed which contains at ii 50 square feet of floor area but not more than 600 square feet of fli area. Section B. Installation Requirements: 1. All buildings other than those used as dwellings, and v do not contain approved sprinkler systems, shall contain (except in areas where heat detection devices are separately required) one smoki detector for each smoke area, and in the case of enclosed hallways, corridors, and vestibules, one smoke detector for each 50 linear feet 2. All buildings other than these used as dwellings and vfmc do not contain approved sprinkler systems, shall contain in each rooi •with cooking facilities, boilers,furnaces or other heat producing units, one heat detection device for each smoke area. 3. All nmltifamily dwellings shall have smoke detectors ir. following locations : (i) At the top of any stairwell if such stairwell is open to common hallways or corridors. (ii) One (1) smoke detector for each 50 linear feet in C O M hallways and/or corridors. (iii) Storage Areas; In areas exceeding 50 square feet, a mini™ of one (1) smoke detector for each smoke area or portion thereof. A. All mult if amily dwellings shall be required to have at least one (1) heat detector in each boiler room. �-zSection C. Single Family and Two Family Dwellings^ d All one and two family dwellings where construction is ( 01. in.-nc <*d after June 30, 1982 shall have" at the entrances to all bedj oonss at least one (1) smoke detection device approved by the Underwriters Laboratories (U.L.) in such locations and numbers as are determined by the Chief of the Fire Department of the Village of North Tarrytown. Where the N.Y.S. Fi Code does not provide a specif i,c ,reRul ation, the National Fire prevention r event ion Code, current " . . . K All smoke and heat detection devices required hereunder must, at all times, be in good working order. Section E. Compliance requirements: 1. All owners of buildings described in Section 2 above shall, on January 1st of each calendar year, file with the Chief of the Fire Department of the Village of North Tarrytown, an affidavit in the form required by the Chief. The affidavit shall set forth the number and location of all smoke and heat detection devices in any building owned by the person signing the affidavit and shall certify that such devices have been examined and found to be in proper working condition on a date no more than sixty days prior to the signing of the affidavit. 2. Failure to file any affidavit as provided in subsection (a) above shall be a misdemeanor which is punishable by a fine not to exceed One Hundred Dollars (100.00) for each day beyond January 1st of any calendar year in which the owners of the building described in Section 2 above fails to provide the required affidavit. 3. The making of any false statement in an affidavit filed pursuant to subsection (a) above shall be a misdemeanor and, in addition to any other civil or criminal penalty imposed by any other law, such false statement shall be punishable by a fine not to exceed Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) and/or imprisonment of up to six months. Section F. Effective Date. 1. This local law shall take effect upon adoption for all new construction in the Village of North Tarrytown. 2. This local law shall take effect in all existing buildings within the Village of North Tarrytown in the following manner: (i) 50% of the total smoke and heat detectors required in a building shall be installed- within 12 months of the effective date of the Law. (ii) The remaining 50% of the smoke and heat detectors shall be installed within 24 months of the effective date of this Law. All taxpayers, residents and parties in interest are entitled to appear and be heard at said hearing. By Order of the Board of Trustees O^yotdL. October 16, 1982 Filomena Fallacaro Village Clerk �(Complete tin- < crtifiralion in the paragraph which applies to the filing of (his local \H\\ and strike out tin mailer therein which is nol applicable.) 1. (Final adoption by local legislative body only.) 1 hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No. v. of t h f o f . . . N - T a r r y t o w n .. was duly passed by the ^™ *^*flB Board.of of 1982,. Trustees (Nam* of Legislative Body) Village .V£t.9.P.e.r...T on 19..9.?. in accordance with the applicable provisions of law. 2. (Passage by local legislative body with approval or no disapproval by Elective Chief Executive Officer or repassagc after disapproval.) 1 hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No of the County City Tnwn ,OVVn of of 19 . was duly passed by the (Name of Legislative Body) Village on not disapproved and was approved 19 by the r e p a s s e d after disapproval and was deemed duly adopted on provisions of law. 19 Elective Chief Executive Officer * , in accordance with the applicable 3. (Final adoption by referendum.) 1 hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No of 19 County /"*" * of the -p * of was duly passed by the * 1 Own (Name of Legislative Body) j Village ° . JJ ! not disapproved 1 on 19 and was approved by the Elective c h i e ! repassed after disapproval *"««*« offlcer * on. 19. Such local law was submitted to the people by reason of a . • referendum.and received the affirmative vote of a majority of the qualified electors voting J J permissive ' ^ general thereon at the special election held on 19 , in accordance with the appliannual cable provisions of law. 4. (Subject to permissive referendum, and final adoption because no valid petition filed requesting referendum.) I hereby certify that the local law annexed hereto, designated as local law No of 19. County of the -r i of o w n a was duly passed by the on (Name of Legislative Body) ^e '* 19 not disapproved and was approved by the r e p a s s e d after disapproval 19 °' Elective Chief Executive Officer * Such local law being subject to a permissive referendum and nj valid petition requesting such referendum having been filed, said local law was deemed duly adopted on 19 ., in accordance with the applicable provisions of law. •Elective Chief Executive Officer means or includes the chief executive officer of a county elected on a county-wide batf or, if there be none, the chairman of the county legislative body, the mayor of a city or village or the supervisor of a tows where such officer is vested with power to approve or veto local laws or ordinances. Page 2 �y%0 BOND RESOLUTION, DATED OCTOBER 4, 1982, AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF $100,000 SERIAL BONDS OF THE VILLAGE OF NORTH TARRYTOWN, PURSUANT TO THE LOCAL FINANCE LAW, TO FINANCE THE ACQUISITION OF A MOTOR VEHICLE FOR THE VILLAGE. BE IT RESOLVED by the Board o;£ Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown, New York as follows: * Section 1. The Board of Trustees shall issue its Serial Bonds of the aggregate principal amount of $100,000 pursuant to the Local Finance Law of New York, in order to finance the specific object or purpose hereinafter described. Section 2. The specific object or purpose (hereinafter referred to as "purpose") to be financed by the issuance of said bonds is the acquisition of a ££bO0cfcft!bdb£tn truck with a plow and spreader for use by the Village. Section 3. The Board of Trustees has ascertained and hereby states that (a) the estimated maximum cost of the sansbfaattixxx truck is $100,000; (b) no money has heretofore been authorized to be applied to the payment of the cost of the purposes; (c) the Board of Trustees plans to finance the purposes entirely from funds raised by the issuance of obligations herein authorized. �Section 4. It is hereby determined that the purposes are objects or purposes described in Subdivision 29 of Paragraph a of Section 11.00 of said Local Finance Law and that the period of probable usefulness of the purposes is five years. Section 5. Subject to the terms and conditions of this resolution and the Local Finance Law, and pursant to the provisions of Sections 30.00, 50.00 to 60.00, inclusive of said Law, the power to authorize bond anticipation notes in anticipation of the issuance of the Serial Bonds authorized by this resolution and the renewal of said notes and the power to prescribe the terms, form and contents of said Serial Bonds and said Bond Anticipation Notes, and the power to sell and deliver said Serial Bonds and any Bond Anticipation Notes issued in anticipation of the issuance of such bonds is hereby delegated to the Village Treasurer of said Village. The Village Treasurer is hereby authorized to sign any Serial Bonds issued pursuant to this resolution and any Bond Anticipation Notes issued in anticipation of the issuance of said Serial Bonds, and the Village Clerk is hereby authorized to affix the corporate seal of said Village to any of said Serial Bonds or any Bond Anticipation Notes and to attest such seal. Each interest coupon representing interest payable on such Serial Bonds -2- r •• �shall be authenticated by the facsimile signature of the Village Treasurer. Section 6. This resolution shall be published in full by the Village Clerk of said Village, together with a notice in substantially the form prescribed by Section 81.00 of said Local Finance Law, and such publication shal'l be in The Daily News, a newspaper having a general circulation in said Village.^. The validity of said Serial Bonds or of any 3ond Anticipation Notes issued in anticipation of the sale of said Serial Bonds may be contested only if such obligations are authorized for an object or purpose for which theVillage is not authorized to expend money, or the provisions of law which should be complied with at the date of publication of this resolution are not substantially complied with, and an action, suit or proceeding contesting such validity, is commenced within twenty days after the date of such publication; or if said obligations are authorized in violation of the. provisions of the Constitution of New York. Section 7. This resolution shall be effective immediately upon its adoption. Trustee Soriano seconded the motion and the motion was adopted. Trustees . Maceyak, GandolfOyLofaro, Soriano; DIFelice and Lobato voting for the affirmative, and no one voting against it. * * * * * * * * * * -3- r r r � 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 Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes & Resolutions-1982 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_TRUST_1982-10-07 Subject The topic of the resource Board of Trustees Minutes-1982 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/03180f6cb5d0d4c49e1c1fe40ee017b6.pdf a367b262d122d678ae51a48495173a1b PDF Text Text V* ' fr NORTH TARRY I OWN, N.Y October 18, 19R2 PUBLIC HEARING A regular meeting was held before the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Tarrytown on the above date. Present Philip E. Zegarelli, Mayor i Stephen Maceyak Janet Gandolfo Peter Soriano Joseph D. Lofaro Mario DiFelice Emmanuel Lobato, Trustees i Robert J. Ponzini, Counsel Mayor Zegarelli called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.M. with a prayer and salute to the flag. Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that the minutes of the meetings held on September 28, 1982 and October 4, 1982 be approved as written. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli at this time presented a certificate of award to Mr. Juan Menses who has helped people become citizens of the United States and getting people to register. He stated that Mr. Menses also received an award from President P.eagan for his work. { ;' Mayor Zegarelli called for bidson recreation equipment as follows: Kensico Sports White Plains, N.Y. Bid on most items - no total price. ii Old Post Athletics Larchmont, N.Y, Bid on all items - $4,818,14 Colage Ltd. Sports Queens Village, N.Y, Bid on five items - no total. Suprina's Sportland Melville, L.I. Bid on most items - no total. i1'- Tri-Carr Sports, Inc. Scarsdale, N.Y. Bid on most items - no total Todd-Phelps Sporting Goods Larchmont, N.Y. Bid on most items - no total. .u! Patchogue Surgical Co. Sayville, N.Y. No total - bid on most items K1 1 �Joseph McKenna (No company name given) Bid on most items. * BSN Corp. Dallas, Tex. Bid on most items - no total. Trustee Lofaro moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that the bids be referred to the recreation committee for review and report at the next meeting. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli read the notice of hearing on a recommendation of the Planning Board to rezone the area to the north and east running tl^ entire length of Clinton Street, from a Residential R5 District to General Commercial C2 District and asked if there was anyone present who would like to address the Board may do so at this time. No one appearing for or against the proposed zoning, Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that the hearing be closed. Carried. Mayor Zegarelli asked if there was anyone present who would like to address the Board on any other matter may do so at this time. No one appearing, the regular order of business resumed. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ADMINISTRATION & CONSTRUCTION Trustee Soriano stated that a form has been implemented whereby when a complaint is received, it will be forwarded to a department heat who will note what action was taken on the complaint. Trustee Soriano reported that an affidavit was signed against a tenant of 79 College Avenue and will be charged with theft of services by Con Edison. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that Johnson Control bill in the amount of $3,892 be paid. Carried. I Trustee Soriano stated that the job is not completed as yet. Trustee Soriano stated that the new Village garage was toured anc we are waiting for a report from the architect, ^FINANCE & REAL ESTATE Trustee Gandolfo reported a balance of $37,800.73 in the General Fund as of October 13th. FIRE Trustee Lofaro stated that a meeting will be held next week with the fire inspectors who will commence inspecting buildings. �-3GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS-SENIOR CITIZENS Trustee Soriano stated that the Village Officials' Association recommended the adoption of a resolution regarding a sales tax. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that the following resolution be adopted: WHEREAS sales taxes are levied in at least 49 of the 57 counties of New York State outside of New York City, including Westchester County; and WHEREAS at least 38 of these 49 counties share sales tax levies with Towns, Towns/Villages or Villages, and WHEREAS a substantial majority of Villages and Towns State-wide receive cash shares of a County-wide sales tax levy; and WHEREAS Villages in Westchester are severely restricted in their revenue base, with the property tax as their main source of revenue consequently rising and putting a disproportionate burden on the already high cost of housing; and WHEREAS cities are authorized to levy, and are levying, sales taxes, while Towns and Villages do not have that power nor a realistic hope of obtaining it; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Village of North Tarrytown in concert with other Villages represented in the Westchester County Village Officials Association,!. Petitions the legislators of New York State to amend Article 29 12-62 section of the Tax Law entitled "Disposition of Revenue from Sales and Use Taxes Imposed by Westchester County" to permit a sales levy for Villages therein, 2. Petitions the Westchester County Board of Legislators to support such amendment by a Home Rule measure to the State Legislature. Carried. Trustee Soriano read a memo from the Building Inspector stating that the County of Westchester adopted the revised Minimum Thermal Standards (Heating and Cooling) Sanitary Code Section 21.20b minimum temperature. He stated that where the owner furnishes the heat, the temperature shall be maintained at not less than 6&F at a distance of 18 inches above the floor level and three ft. from an outside wall. Trustee Soriano stated that the Building Inspector is recommending that the Board amend its heating code in accordance with the County regulations. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that a public hearing be held on November 15, 1982 to amend the Village Heating Code to comply with the County regulations. Carried, LABOR RELATIONS Trustee Lobato stated that he is in receipt of papers in connection with decertification petition filed by the teamsters to decertify Westchester Local 860 of the Civil Service Employees' Association. He stated that the covering letter requires that the Village within seven da must provide certain information to PERB. The Village has the right to attend all proceedings, said Trustee Lobato. �-4\ Trustee Lobato moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that the Clerk and Treasurer be authorized to prepare the necessary information roq;jeb and that the Village Attorney be authorized to represent the Village in the proceedings. Carried. POLICE & LIGHT Trustee DiFelice stated that he received a notice to appear before the Workman's Compensation Board Hearing Board on October 27th in the matter of Edward Ciffone vs the Village of North Tarrytown. Trustee Lobato moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that Counsel represent Trustee DiFelice in connection with this matter. Carried. i Trustee DiFelice stated that auto dealers are temporarily using Route 9 in front of the high school for car deliveries. He stated the1 no problems have arisen and residents in the area have no complaints so long as deliveries are not made in the early morning hours. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Soriano that the area in front of the high school, Route 9, be used for the unloading of can for a thirty day period. Carried. Trustee DiFelice stated that a representive from the Westchester County Safety and Traffic Board gave a demonstration on Child Restraint Seat Program, Four seats were left in the event anyone would be interested in using them for six months. Trustee DiFelice stated that with regard to the Manual Procedure for the Police Department prepared by Chief Spota, Counsel suggested that we leave it in the hands of t he Police Chief. Trustee DiFelice stated that the Town of Mt. Pleasant has approved dog warden services to the Village, As soon as a schedule has been prepared, Chief Spota will be contacted as to what days the warden will be in the Village. i Trustee DiFelice read a request from Chief Spota for permission f Ptl. Patten to attend a one day seminar on Loss Prevention on Oct. 19t at the Albany Hilton Hotel, There was no cost to the Village, except for mileage and overtime. Following a short discussion, Trustee Lofaro moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that permission be granted to Ptl. Patten to attend the seminar at the Albany Hilton Hotel on October 19, 1982 if the date can be properly scheduled so as not to interfere with normal work schedules, mileage will be paid for by the Village. Carried. Trustee DiFelice read a letter from Phelps Memorial Hospital expressing appreciation to Ptl. Ferguson & Sgt. Hayward for their aid during a recent crisis at the hospital. Copies will be placed in their folders. Trustee DiFelice stated that a letter was received from Rosary Hill thanking the PBA for their donation of $1225 from proceeds collected fro the softball game between the two police departments. i �Trustee DiFelice stated that in connection with the pavement marking program of several years' ago, Mr. Lampert is requesting 20% of what the original award was from the State. He stated that he is owed $851,96. It was the consensus that Mr, Lampert be paid what was allowed by the State, after which he could submit another voucher for the additional amount he is claiming. Trustee DiFelice moved that a letter be written to the D.O.T. requesting that the speed limit be reduced on Route 9; parking be restored on St. Paul's Hill and that the line be placed back in the center of Route 9, seconded by Trustee Soriano. Carried. Trustee DiFelice suggested that the Traffic & Transportation Committee review the matter of a bypass from the General Motors plant to the N.Y.S. Thruway. He stated that General Motors is seeking a tax relief and one of the problems is the traffic situation, said Trustee DiFelice. Trustee DiFelice read a letter from Noel James, police K9 instructor, stating that Officer Schrank can now use his dog on patrol duty. The final fee for the training services was paid in the amount of $1100, he said. To date, the amount of $4076 has been paid for expenses incurred for the K9 dogs, he said. Trustee Maceyak' moved that a letter of congratulations be sent to Ptl. Schrank, seconded by Trustee Lobato. Carried. Trustee Soriano stated that he observed Ptl. Schrank with the dog and he had the dog under complete control. PUBLIC WORKS Trustee Maceyak reported that the water department repaired a water main on Clinton Street and also a leaking hydrant. The flushing of hydrants is progressing, he said. Trustee Maceyak reported a balance of $42,782.77 in the water and sewer account. The sidewalk program is almost completed, reported Trustee Maceyak. Trustee Maceyak reported that the Elm Street lot is just about completed. He stated that he was in contact with the Youth Employment Division of the Sleepy Hollow High School. Two students are attending school for body and fejjler work and they will be interviewed by the committee for future work in the public works deparment. Trustee Maceyak stated that he would supervise them at the garage so that there would be no overtime for the regular employees. RECREATION & PARKS Trustee Gandolfo reported that 817o of the fall and winter programs offered have enough registrants. Programs still open are racquetball, typing, ceramics, tennis, etc. �-6Trustee Gandolfo stated that the North Tarrytown Recreation is co-sponsoring a Halloween Costume Party with the Tarrytown Recreation on October 29th in the Washington Irving Junior High School gym. Trustee Gandolfo requested that the water department turn off the water in the parks. TAX EXEMPT & ASSESSMENT Trustee Lobato discussed the proposed gift that the Rockefeller Family is donating to the State for parks, He stated that this will take additional land off our tax rolls. He sought to obtain some estimates on, not only what the initial impact would be over the year but what the future impact would be over the years. According to the detailed maps submitted „by the surveyor, said Trustee Lobato, no acr figures have been compiled, as yet, only the total acreage. A discussion ensued during which Trustee Gandolfo inquired of Counsel as to what official action the Village would have to take. J Counsel stated that with respect to any park land given to the State, any local zoning ordinances are pre-empted by the State of Law according to 9.0.4, Anderson on Zoning, Trustee Gandolfo requested a written opinion of Counsel to which he agreed to issue the same, With respect to any gift given to the Restoration or private grouj said Counsel, if it is residential, it must be rezoned or a variance granted by the North Tarrytown Zoning Board of Appeals. Trustee DiFelice moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that a public hearing be held in North Tarrytown to discuss the proposed gift by the Rockefeller estate to the State, Trustee Lobato moved to table the motion, seconded by Trustee Lofaro. On the motion to table, Mayor Zegarelli polled the Board as foil] Trustee Maceyak - Yes Gandolfo - No " Soriano - Yes Mayor Zegarelli voted "Yes". Trustee Lofaro - Yes " DiFelice - No " Lobato - Yes MAYOR'S REPORT Mayor Zegarelli noted a letter from the Village Officials' Assoc, regarding the closing of bars at 4 A.M. which is being adopted by municipalities. "We'will be reviewing it. Mayor Zegarelli read a memo from the building inspector regarding violations in the Day Care Center located in Morse School. He stated! Mr. Page was to review the violations and if they were still there, th should be appropriately summoned. He stated that the Day Care Center was continually using the facility in violation of the N.Y.S. Fire Prevention Code. •• �-7- ^ Mayor Zegarelli stated that who ever has the jurisdiction, building inspector or fire chief should go ahead and issue the summons. Mayor Zegarelli noted a copy of a resolution adopted by the Mt. Vernon City Council for the establishment of a County Utility Agency. The matter would be taken up under Unfinished business. COMMUNICATIONS Communication from Maria Eddy, Acting Secretary of the Christ Church Fall Fair, requesting permission to erect a sign in the parking lot on Broadway was read. Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that permission be granted. Carried. Communication from the Cuban Club of the Tarrytowns requesting permission to hold dances on October 30th and December 31st at 45 Beekman Avenue was read. Mayor Zegarelli moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that permission be granted and police notified of same. .Carried. Communication from Berkely R.ice, 265 Hunter Avenue, requesting the removal of a tree which was damaged by lightning and which is on the border line of his property and the Village's. The letter was referred to the public works committee and Environmental Committee. Communication from Rita Morabito, 170 Cortlandt Street, requesting a yearly permit to hold dances at the Eagles Hall on Thursdays and Saturdays was read and on motion of Trustee Maceyak, seconded by Trustee Lobato permission was granted. Carried, Communication from Sgt, Stephen Kostelny tendering his retirement from the police force effective December 1, 1982 was read. Trustee Soriano moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that his letter of retirement be accepted with regret with the thanks of the Board for his years of service devoted to the Village. Carried. UNFINISHED BUSINESS With regard to the public hearing on Clinton Street, Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that, that area to the north and east of Clinton Street and running the entire length of Clinton Street be resolved from Residential R5 District to General Commercial C2 District Carried. Trustee Soriano stated that he submitted an application for a grant to restore the Philipse Manor Station but has been told that no grants are available and suggested that the^layor contact the Presidents of the PMIA and SHMTA to ask Association members their interest in the project. After discussion of the resolution adopted by the City of Mt. Vernon regarding a County Utility Agency, Trustee Lobato moved, seconded by Trustee Maceyak that the following resolution be adopted: �-8WHEREAS, the residents of the County of Westchester pay the highc electric rates in the nation; and WHEREAS, these high utility rates have caused many local businessi and industries to relocate to areas where cheaper power is readily available; and WHEREAS, this loss of business and industry has resulted in the diminution of the tax base of many municipalities in Westchester and t! loss of employment for residents; and WHEREAS, the high utility rates have been a great burden to iridic dual taxpayer in terms of increased cost of consumer goods and servic and WHEREAS, in March of 1982, the voters of Westchester County, by a five to one margin, passed a referendum which called for the creation ( a County Utility Agency to purchase hydroelectric power which would al] Westchester County residents to pay cheaper electrical rates; and WHEREAS, despite this mandate from the voters, the County Board of Legislators has failed to take any action to establish this agency; ant WHEREAS, the Village of North Tarrytown believes that the establis ment of a County Utility Agency is necessary for the economic improves of the Village of North Tarrytown as well as the County; and WHEREAS, the Village of North Tarrytown desires that the County Board of Legislators enact the legistion to create the Countv Utility Agency; NOW, THEREFORE, be it RESOLVED that the Village of North Tarrytown does hereby request the County Board of Legislators to enact the necessary legislation to create the County Utility Agency; and be it further RESOLVED, that the Village Clerk be and hereby is authorized and directed to convey this resolution to each member of the County Board 1 Legislators and to County Executive Alfred B. DelBello. Carried. I Trustee Maceyak requested a meeting with the Village Prosecutor for an update on 12-14 Lawrence Avenue. He expressed his disappointmen with members of the Zoning Board who did not appear for a meeting, with the exeption of Mr, Ruane, NEW BUSINESS Counsel stated that he is in receipt of a letter from an insurance company regarding an accident by the Assistant Chief, L. Kosilla, and t insured. They have indicated in their letter that our driver was guil of contributory negligence and would be willing to pay for 50% of our property loss, In speaking with our insurance carrier, he stated that the Clerk was told by our company to accept their offer. Following a short discussion, the matter was referred work session. to the Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that the Mayor be authorized to sign the agreement with the County Dept. of Public Works and the Village for snow removal on County roads, fott?, 1982-83. Carried. I r *» �9« Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee Lobato that a public hearing be held on November 15, 1982 to extend the no parking <*n additional 23 ft. at the northwest and southwest corner of Pocanlico Street and Elm Street and at the southwest corner of Cortlandt Street and Beekman Avenue. Carried. Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by Trustee Gandolfo that the meeting nights be changed to the second and fourth Mondays of each month, effective December. Motion carried while Trustee DiFelice voted "No". I Trustee Maceyak moved, seconded by submitted on the General Fund and Water October 18, 1982 be paid after approval the Treasurer be authorized to pay same be attached to the warrants. Carried. Trustee Lofaro that the bills 6c Sewer warrants dated by department heads and that and that a copy of this resolution There being no further business to come before the meeting, Trustee Gandolfo moved, seconded by Trustee Lofaro that the same be duly adjourned. Carried, Respectfully submitted, ^^OC^L^c^UtJ Filomena Fallacaro Clerk i i � 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 Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes & Resolutions-1982 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_TRUST_1982-10-18 Subject The topic of the resource Board of Trustees Minutes-1982 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1982 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text