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. 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