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A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village of
North Tarrytown was held on September 5, 1989 at 8:00 PM.
Present:

Mayor Gandolfo
Trustee Coon
Trustee Hyland
Trustee Treacy
Trustee Apollonio
Trustee Alter
Trustee Cicchetti

Also Present:

William T. Regan, Village Administrator
John J.Hughes, Jr. Village Attorney

Mayor Gandolfo called the meeting to order with a pledge to the
flag.
Before starting the regular order of business, the Mayor
commented that a presentation will be made to the Police
Department by the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
Trustee Hyland stated that the Eagles ran a Drug Awareness
Program that raised $500. which was matched by the National
chapter and returned to the North Tarrytown Police Department for
their war on drugs.
Mrs. Petcoff, President of the Ladies
Auxiliary and Mr. Butkovich, President of the Men's Organization,
presented Sergeant Ferguson with a check for $1000. to help
enhance the drug program.
Public Hearing-

None

Approval of Minutes
Trustee Coon moved to approve the minutes of August 15, 1989,
seconded by Trustee Alter and motion carried with one addition;
under Trustee Treacy's report he added his thanks to Gordon
Ferguson and Jim Brophy for their quick response in getting the
flashlights which detected false ID cards.
Communications, Petitions 6 Requests
Mayor Gandolfo was in receipt of correspondence from Old Croton
Aqueduct Committee urging community mayors to declare October
13-15,1989 "Aqueduct Awareness Weekend" in their municipalities.
The Mayor was in receipt of a letter from Nancy Elliott,
President of Westchester Municipal Planning Federation asking
municipalities to adopt a resolution for more formal training of
municipal planning and zoning board members.
This will be
discussed at the next work session.

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The Mayor was In r#ce£pfc of a letter from Josephine Daly and Mary
Varlano of 20 Andrew* Lane requesting pothole repairs and
trimming of branch** of tree in front of their house. Referred
to General Foreman.
The Mayor was in receipt of a letter from Stephen Gerstman
regarding on problem which arose on Riverside Drive. Referred to
the Police Committee.
The County has asked all communities to sign and return the bus
shelter agreement so as to continue the bus shelter program and
is soliciting requests for new bus shelter locations.
Mayor Gandolfo stated that US Department of Commerce, Bureau of
the Census will be including the homeless in their census count
and is requesting our assistance in identifying the locations
where homeless people tend to congregate at night. This part of
the census will take place on the evening of March 20, and early
morning hours of March 21, 1990.
The Mayor was in receipt of a letter from Stephen Elkins, Acting
Commissioner of Westchester supporting our proposal for a local
waterfront park.
The Mayor was in receipt of a letter from Senator Spano stating
that he has made market development a top priority of his solid
waste agenda and has introduced several bills which would aid in
the development of markets.
Mayor Gandolfo received a request from Rev. Santiago of the Rock
of Salvation Church to hold an open-air service on Sunday,
September 17, 1989 from 3 PM-6PM on the corner of Clinton and
Cortlandt Streets. Trustee Coon moved, seconded by Trustee
Apollonio to refer this request to the Chief of Police. Motion
carried.
Public Comments
Dr. Sweet stated that Sleepy Hollow Legend cups will be sold at
the Fair and proceeds will go towards the Old Dutch Church drive.
He gave each member of the Board one of these cups.
He commented that he will circulating a petition with regard to
the pilot agreement which was made with General Motors to try to
right a wrong and has spoken to the Senior citizens about this.
Dr. Sweet also mentioned the Board's approval of the Kykuit
property as a historic site and the effect it will have on the
tax roll. The Mayor stated that it has always been tax exempt
and in fact, they have been paying a small tax payment over the
years and have told us that they will continue to do so.
There being no further comments, the Mayor closed the public
comment section.

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�Mayor's Report
Mayor Gandolfo reported that 6n September 12, 1989, the County
Planning Department will be presenting the Village with its plan
for the streets, sidewalks and lighting on Beekman Avenue.
The Mayor thanked Lorainne Annicchiarico for the beautiful banner
she made of the Headless Horseman which is hanging in the Board
room.
The Zoning Board will meet on September 20 and the Planning Board
will meet on September 21.
The Street Festival will be held this Saturday, September 9,
1989.
A Public Hearing will be held on September 19, 1989 at 8:00 PM
regarding the adoption of the Sprinkler Code.
Administrator's Report
The Administrator reported that the sidewalk program is scheduled
to begin in approximately ten days and those residents who have
requested sidewalk repairs will be receiving a letter stating the
cost of the repairs.
The road repaving specs have arrived and we will go out to bid on
September 15, 1989; the new garbage truck specifications are also
available and that bid will be open on September 29, 1989.
The Administrator stated that different fire houses have
requested renovations,room repairs, equipment, etc. and he will
make a master list and submit it to the Board and have an
approximate cost figure soon after.
Trustee's Reports
Trustee Apollonio reported that the Code Enforcement officers
have inspected Michael's Tavern. Sleepy Hollow Restaurant was
also inspected and many people were found living in the basement
and a summons was issued. Chief Richard Gross has completed the
Code Enforcement course.
The Sprinkler Van demonstration on
September 2, 1989 was very successful.
Trustee Alter reported that tickets for the Army-WakeForest
football game on September 23 are still available, men's softball
is finished, a new modular kiddy gym has been installed at
Margotta Courts playground, wolfpack football will be starting
soon and anyone interested should contact Recreation department.
Fall programs for youths and adults will be starting soon.
Trustee Cicchetti reported that Bennett Keilson has started our
audit and the Village should have a full report before the end of
October and we hope to show a surplus of $50,000.
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�Trustee cicchetti commented that we Beoeived &amp; letter from Sandy
Galef with regard to oversupply of newsprint.
The newspaper
industry has no problem with using recycled paper, if they will
able to have access to the recycled paper. At the County level,
they are already at the next step towards recycling.
Trustee Cicchetti reported that he and the Building Inspector
will start the local housing review which will consist of
checking houses or buildings which have been demolished since
198 0 and CO's which have been issued since then. They will be
able to identify any gains or losses in housing.
Trustee Treacy gave a time schedule on the rebuilding of Beekman
Avenue; the Design staff will present their plan to the Board at
the work session next week, plans will officially be approved at
the next board meeting by resolution, Design staff will start to
prepare construction documents to be completed by January 1990,
go out to bid by March 1990, construction will begin in April
1990 and be completed by September 1990.
The Mayor commented that at the Street Festival,the County will
have a small scale model of what the Avenue will look like after
completion, and one new street light for people to see and
comment on.
A new sign has been erected at New Sensations and a new awning at
the Beekman Avenue Express Deli. We will be applying for a new
grant for next year's Sign &amp; Facade program and there is up to
$300,000. available to each municipality, but in order to win the
grant, we must have at least 75% of the store owners or landlords
agree to be involved in the program.
Trustee Hyland submitted the Police Report into the record.
He read a letter from JJ Lynch, Chief of Plant Security at
Genereal Motors,commending Sgt. Manny Caixeiro for his assistance
in four drug related arrests at General Motors and a letter from
Mrs. Edward Chebetar commending Officer Iris Emerson for her
quick response and caring manner in transporting her child to the
emergency room after a severe head laceration. (Copy of letters
placed in their files).
Trustee Hyland reported that we have saved $782. over last July's
recycling fees, drains on Hudson Terrace have been repaired and
that volunteers are needed on September 16 to help finalize the
studio for Cable TV.
Trustee Coon had no report.
Resolutions- All resolutions are attached.
Old Business- None
New Business- The next work session is September 12 and the next
Board meeting will be held on September 19, 1989.
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�Approval of Warrants
Trustee Cicchetti moved to approve the warrants and Authorize the
Treasurer to pay the bills, seconded by Trustee Apollonio and
motion carried.
Executive Session
Trustee Apollonio moved to adjourn to executive session, seconded
by Trustee Cicchetti and motion carried.
Discussion ensued on the grievance filed by six police officers
with regard to the their excessive sick leave.
This was
referred to the Labor Relations Committee for further discussion.
Discussion ensued on the new condos called Pocantico Park.
Village Attorney stated that these units are not 100% in
compliance with the State building code and therefore, a
certificate of occupancy has not been issued until violations
are corrected.
Discussion ensued on the salary increases for the non-union full
time employees and possible changes and additions to their
Personnel Policy Manual.
There being no further business, the Mayor adjourned the meeting.
Respectfully submitted,
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Angela L. Everett
Deputy Village Clerk

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Meeting Date:
Resolution #:

09/05/89
9/096/69

Be it Resolved, That, the Board of Trustees of the Village of
North Tarrytown will hold a Public Hearing on October 17, 1989 at
8:00 PM in Village Hall to exempt from Village taxes within the
control of the said Board of Trustees to the extent of fifty per
cent (50%) of its assessed value, properties owned by one or more
persons sixty-five (65) years of age or over who comply with the
provisions of said Section 467 as to occupancy, income, length of
ownership and otherwise.
SO MOVED: Trustee Hyland

SECONDED:

Trustee Treacy

VOTE;

6-0

Meeting Date: 9/05/89
Resolution #: 9/097/89
Be It Resolved, That, the Board of Trustees authorizes
chase through the Village's Capital budget of a salt
($5,700), a leaf vacuum ($6,500) and a fire hose dryer
Said purchases to be financed through the issuance of
ticipation Notes.
MOVED: Trustee Treacy

SECONDED: Trustee Apollonio

the purspreader
($6,845).
Bond An-

VOTE: 6-0

Meeting Date: 9/05/89
Resolution #: 9/098/89
Be It Resolved, That, the Board of Trustees authorizes the Mayor
to sign an agreement with Antonucci and Lawless, 480 North Broadway, Yonkers, N. Y. 107 01 to prepare bid specifications for a new
steam boiler, new heating system, roofing and ceiling replacement
and bathroom renovation for the Water Department Building, 324
North Broadway, North Tarrytown. Said agreement not to exceed
Nine Thousand, Six Hundred Dollars ($9,600).
MOVED: Trustee Hyland

SECONDED: Trustee Cicchetti

VOTE: 6-0

Meeting Date: 9/05/89
Resolution #: 9/099/89
Be It Resolved, The Board of Trustees authorizes the Mayor to execute a contract with the County of Westchester for Snow Removal
on County Roads during the 1989-90 winter season.
MOVED: Trustee Coon

SECONDED: Trustee Treacy

VOTE:

6-0

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Meeting Date: 9/05/89
Resolution I: 9/100/89
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Meeting Date: 9/05/89
Resolution f: 9/101/89
Be It Resolved, That Janet Gandolfo, the Mayor of North Tarry town
is authorized and directed to file an application on forms
prescribed by the New York State Office of Parks, Recreaton and
Historic Preservation for financial assistance in accordance with
the provision of Title 9 of the Environmental Quality Bond Act of
1986, in an amount not to exceed $ 1,000,000,00
, and upon approval of said request to enter into and execute a project agreement with the State for such financial assistance to this
municipality for the GREENWAYS,
MOVED: Trustee Hyland

SECONDED: ivnc^ TreflCy

VOTE:

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Meeting Date: 9/05/89
Resolution #: 9/102/89
Be it Resolved, That, the Board of Trustees approves the hiring
of Teri Waivada, JRoute 9-D, Garrison, New York to coordinate and
write the application for grant funds under the Environmental
Qaulity Bond Act of 1986.
Said hiring to be for a total of
twenty hours at sixty dollars per hour.
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VOTE:

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ACTING CHIEF
JAMES P. BROPHY

TELEPHONE
(914) 631-0800

police Department
Village of Nortl) (Barrgtomn, S.||. 10591
SEPTEMBER 5 , 1989
SUBJECT: SICK TIME FOR THE NORTH TARRYTOWN POLICE DEPARTMENT FOR THE MONTH OF
AUGUST,1989.
TOTAL ACCUM. TO DATE
(JUNE 1,89 - AUG.31,89)

MONTH OF AUGUS

OFFICER

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SUBMITTED
JAMES P. BR6PHY
ACTING CHIEF OF POLICE

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ACTING CHIEF
JAMES P. BROPHY

pallet Department
Village of Korti; ^arrgtown. K.|J. 10591
September 5,1989

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AUGUST,1989.

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SUBMITTED,
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PAY OFF. BIZZARRO FOR 35 5 / 8 HRS.WILL BANK REMAINING 30 HRS.
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