HomeMy WebLinkAboutTB-11/20/1951Meeting~of- November 20~ 1951
The Southold Town ,Board met at the office of S~pervisor Norman E. Klipp
at G~eenport~ on ~ues., Nov. 20~ 19~l. The~meeting was called to order
at,l.30 P. M. with the following present: ~uperviso2 Klipp; Justices
~erry, Tuthill~ Albertson and Clark$ Superintendent of Highways Price;
iown ~ttorney Terry and Town Clerk Booth. - ~
'<.~-'~[~The~-minutes of the previous meeting were read and we~e duly approved
Moved by ~ustice Clark~ seconded by Justice Terry:
RESOLVED: That the regular monthly audit meeting of th~s Board be held
at the office of the Supervisor at Greenport, on~Tues.~ Dec. 11~ 19~I~
at 1:'30 P.M.
Unanimously adopted.
Moved by JuStice Terry; seconded by Justice Clark:
Whereas'~ Chapter ~26 of the Laws of 1948~requires the Town Board to
designste by resolution newspapers of the-Town in which the Town Tax
notice shall be p~bli~hed ~
Therefore Be It ResOlved: That the Town Board does hereby d~ignate
the Long Island. Tra~vel~r-Mattituck Watchman and the Suffolk~imes~to
pub!i~h the ~Town Tax ~notice for the years 19~1-19~2.
Unanimously adopted.
Moved by Justice Clark; seconded by Justice Terry:
RESOLVED: That Supervisor Norman E. Klipp be empowered to place an
order with the Burroughs Adding Machine Company for a Burroughs
Typewriter Tax Accounting ~achine to be used in the tax office, said
machine to be paid for from the budget of 19~3.
Unanimously adopted.
Moved by Justice Clark; seconded by Justice Terry:
RESOLVED: That Bond No. 2~33234 issued by the Fidelity and Casualty
Company of New York~ in the su~ of Fifty Thousand Dollars ($~0~0OO.00)
on behalf of Receiver of Taxes Edwin F. Salminen~ be and the same is h
hereby approved as to its form, s~ manner of execution and sufficiency
of surety therein.
Unanimously adopted.
Moved by Justice Tuthill; seconded by Justice Albertson:
RE~OLVED: That the Town Board approve the request of the Town Trustees
dated November !9~ 19~1~ that an exception be granted to the Town
Ordinance affecting the taking of escallops not having a clearly
defined annual growth !i~e from Mill Creek~ Laughing Waters and Broad
Waters to prevent the loss and destruction of such escallops in these
areas.
The exception is in accordance with Section !~6~ Subdivision 1~ of
the New York State Conservation Law~ and will provide that special
permits will be issued by the New York State Conservation Department
to residents of the Town of Southotd who have secured a diggers per-
mit, allowing such residents to take by hand power in an amount not
exceeding fi~e (~) bushels per person per day of escallops not having
a clearly defined growth li~efrom the areas of Mill Creek~ Laughing
Waters and Broad Waters from December i~ 1951, to ~anuary 31, 19~2, both
dates inclusive.
Unanimously adopted.
The Board canvassed the bsllot cast for the Library approp~ia2~an!in
the General Election of Tuesday~ ~ovember 6, 19%1. The vot~ was as
follows: Yes 762; No 213. The proposition to appr6priate $12~OO.O0
annually for the fiscal years t9~2-1953~ for the support of public
l~braries in the Town of Southold was duly declared passe~.
Adjournment was at 4:~ P. M.
Ralph P. Booth
Town Clerk