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Also attached to this agenda item: Res 50-2022 Thompson parcel Termination Agreement

--- PAGE 1 --- Village Manager Bryan Healy Mayor and Board of Trustees E C E I V Municipal Building | [) ons ] \ ' 1 Van Wyck Street | is i DEC 13 201 || Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 ; ai >. PAULINE R. DISANTO Re: Removal of Deed Restriction on Tax lot #79.09-2-2 VILLAGE CLERK Dear Manager Healy and Board of Trustees: | have inherited the properties at 72 Thompson Ave. from my parents, Fred and Myrtle Sorenson’s estate. The parcel known as Tax Lot # 79.09-2-2 (Former tax lot #19-138-18) was purchased from the Village in June 1971. This triangular shaped piece of property is at the end of Thompson Ave. and abuts the PVC school property. The property has an easement for water, storm and sanitary sewer lines. It is not large enough to be considered a standard building lot. There was a condition of sale that the property not be combined with the parcel abutting it. 1am asking that the Village remove that stipulation (see attached deed and other information) so the parcel may be developed by combining the lot with a portion of the adjacent lot. The utilities would be adjusted where necessary to allow for a structure at the owners expense. While the sale of the developed property would have a benefit to myself it would also be a benefit to the Village by increasing the tax revenue. | have spoken with Dan O’Connor and he is aware of the project. Thank you for your consideration. x. WIL Lake aD C. Walsh . 4 1 / SY getter Xo, W hip _ Noreen A. Walsh 72 Thompson Avenue Croton on Hudson, NY 10520 --- PAGE 2 --- oe “ x ——~ ~~ | u " wnt \ 7 aN —> ~~ ebaadatdalaae LOT LINE ALTERATION . Ve a ; eS < - oN \ THE LOCATION CF UNCERGROUND UTILITIES AS SHOWN HERON ARE BASED ON fr \ ABOVE GROUND STRUCTURES GNLY ! LOCATION OF UNDERGROUND UTILITY : OF LOTS 34, 35,36,37,38 IN BLOCK 138 LY *, \ CN ‘ 4 N > STRUCTURES MAY VARY FROM LOCATIONS SHOWN HEREON, ADDITIONAL BURIED “ " = ~ { S* \ ea a UTILITIES / STRUCTURES MAY BE EriCOUMTERED, HO EXCAVATIONS WERE MADE HARMON PARK - A \ + 3 \ \ . SS] DURING THE PROGRESS OF THIS SURVEY TO LOCATE BURIED UTILITIES BEFORE Py se \ DS EXCAVATION IS TO BE DONE CONTRACTOR SHALL CONTACT DIG SAFELY NEW YORK TOWN (@) F CO RTLAN DT - Vs ‘ q vy \ iGUTSIDE N Y.C_& LONG ISLAND CALL 811 OR 1-250-962-7982 4 Cs | ’ \ la \ \ raw digsal kCOM:INNY C 3 LONG ISLAND CALL 611 OF 1-300-272-1420 . ! ; wiw ocuene)) ANO REGUEST CODE 753 PROTECTION OF UNDERGRGUND FACILITIES VILLAGE OF CROTON ON HUDSON ta UR Zs \ 4 . \ ISNYCRRPART 753 ADOPTED FER $ 137 2nD AMENDED JUIY 10, 2002 ‘ \ “44 OLEAN iN WESTCHESTER COUNTY \ WAN ig ~\ ‘ ; ! \ € NEW YORK Cos ’ i\ rN \ i ee a ¥ = — SS D Ki << Me rs SCALE : 1"= 15° - wide, ) \ SURVEYED: JUNE 6,202! = : % 3 A MA at oS A GENS < - = ae \ is er a 5 o : oC t vel | tsar) Lee En \ a ce | i) tts A Se wile Grazhic Scale \ a TN pergen 1) -——)4 E “== ; pe A queasy 4 — = = 5 Sa testy T ; { Kb = AER gn ' n ) alts L«— oO SITE MAP S LOT 2 LOT 3 LOT 4 LOT 5 LOT 6 LOT 7 LOT 8 LOT 9 ZGHING DISTRICT 7.3 SINGLE FAMD Y RESIJENITIAL DISTRICT o¥r= S13 ES 5 ree + § Po atirivustecuizentetirs] Lora [tore | ae SE Ps” NOR Ck ee SS os Ss ars RY: as ee , rane oud \\ Zz sue ° AY yd * 5 ; = [ise van | an] en re] \ : | a FRAME = 7 S _ == sf =H ——— V2) 7 a an _ SSS eS] b ¢ fo] a Ve” ; 5 \ | PRE a ce . ES ead r_ IIe a a ae as as \ , Sika SLi 2 — eres \ : Sy = Ear aarcn z =o R 5 |? me eee: . g | Teme Ks 5 BLOCK 138 : bg eae a ' ee | LOT AREA INFORAIATION ; E ) = My: mae Pecsauoce2ioT co] AREA OF LOT“A™= 9.008 5q FL _] - : * AE ' z i? a Brock 2 Lor a = aoa x LOT 38 ba LOT 37 LOT 36 LOT 35 sy LOT 34 |) o LOT 33 MAP 79.09 BLOCK 2 LOT XX 4 AREA OF LOT “B’ = 8250Sq Ft at p ae ¢ (i orarsre =r asesr | ze ¢ . fa. : wnnwee 7" <8-%S f © 1 ! | r ¥=y ae i, w —= a PROPERTY INFORMATION wits " s | : 1 = + STY FRAME {> ’ ‘ at s QO _ 232 \ g EE re Ti ® Add-ess 72 Theimpson Avenue rete b 7 H { & Pee PREMISES ARE DESIGIATED ON THE (AK MAPS FOR THE a=37 \ , - Tor a thet TOWN OF CORTLAMOT 1 ALLAGE OF CROTON-ON-1IIOSC"% aa ‘ £ ! ! Pikes ar = am MAP 7909 * BLOCK2 * LOT236 2s R I - ;7= Fe ARIE COUNTY SHEET 159 * COUNTY BLOCK 9516 a a | 4 ' See = O TOTAL PROPERTY AREA = 17 258Sq Fl 1 4982 Sores st nas 2 : 26 — Sasyec | Geigei Ss WELL IC . - - \, Le \ >, - i = — ‘ emus NOTE. Nol 4 subdivision as per section 230-12)B Zs R E> 2 — , : = +¥ | ¢ bay = 8 7 af the Village of Craton-on-Hudson Zoning Code - Ds I e : <3 y ¥ \o : r é : ieee ry Q 9 TIL FREMISES SHOWN MEREGH BEING LO} 1135 Jo 47 AML 33 IN BLOCK 138 AS \ n } ev | fi 4 | eh ROGe OER Ht SHOWN ON A WAP “HARMON PARIC AND FILED IN THE WESTCHESTER COUNTY uy x i. = ees wo OPEN FRR ° xt CLERKS OFFICE DIVISION GF LAND RECORDS AS MAP No (776 =e - sy -u ? . —— = “ 3 @ UNAUTHTRIZED ALTERATION GR ADDITION TO A SURVEY MAP BEARING & LICENSEN \ oie 5 . aseHabl = am LAND SURVEYORS SEAL IS A VIOLATION GF SECTION 7206 SUBDIVISION 2 OF THE ‘ ieee p i; 8 . An bR NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION LAS . K 4 -_ * ie: ' : . 2 Ne preys ; Ai oa \ (ev a snd HS OAIVEWIAY t * *s @ }JOSEPH R LINK THE SURVEYOR WHO MADE THIS MAP OO HEREBY CERTIFY a el Ws : ~ — i rye IMAT THE SURVE¢ OF PROPERTY SIIOWH HEREON WAS SURVEYED ON ILE 7 14 6 — ~ ——= “Fata j —--— AMD THAT THIS MAE Y/AS COMPLETEDOM NL 2 y eH foe e ng | == OleeT ys. . v E a= / ~. 7 Ba ce eat iy SE & NY ; o~. ge aasieee i Ros fix Ney > * “J onres cone ; oo ‘ *e CW | —_ oR An * * ; \ i t i ' o\ See i 1s Ws we 8tira Ne Ca a! ae = ~ = a - poe oe ee. oe ‘ - > ie ® ~ «4 = eT pees ———— e) iA JOSEPH R LINK NEW YORK STATE LICENSED NEW YGRK STATE LICENSED as LAND SURVEYING PC LAND SURVEYOR NO 050456 LAND SURVEYOR SEAL f q ne Mahopac NY 10544 Phone 914-941-1440 Web hitp ¥ surveying com --- PAGE 3 --- 15889-WAS SITUATE IN THE TOWN OF CORTLANDT _ VILLAGE OF CROTON ON HUDSON oO WESTCHESTER COUNTY LOT 2 LOT 3 LOT 4 LOTS LOT 6 LOT7 LOT 8 LOT 9 NEW YORK SCALE : 17= 15° z 3 SURVEYED: JUNE 9, 2021 — £ é} + Ker a 25° DO xe : = i dys 23°35 2 85'00 QO 6 3 ona f° = “ De = —— St - one \ 18 0 7s y w @ We ete oe he ~ eed ee \; . . ‘ FRAME neni : \ , SHED FT Graphic Scale R ) i 5) ONE + 3 a “x a W009 stcs aa ’ Pape ® PREMISES ARE DESIGNATED ON THE TAX MAPS FOR THE \ TOWN OF CORTLANDT / VILLAGE OF CROTON-ON-HUDSON \\ | MAP 7909 * BLOCK 2 * LOT 2.3.6 Run - LOT 33 AREA = 4758 Sq Fl 4 1092 Acres \\ 2 25 LOT 3435 3637 AREA = 12500 Sa Ft 0 2870 Actes, c —4 : BLOCK 138 CAG Ye oor’ Ae TOTAL PROPERTY AREA = 17 258 Sq Ft / 05982 Acres iy kt (“| pO me & Address 72 Thorrpson Avenue : oa i i Tee AS SHOW OF] AAD HARMON PAD!" AND ENED. WIE \ z oat i =| WESTCHESTER COUNTY CLERK § OFFICE OMSION JF LANO STCORIS E ie shy ASMAP Na 775 \ x s= aeiiiatiin” 4 § GEIS THE SAVE PREVISES AS DESCRIBED IV LER COTAOL 4: tatubis) v * *k i irr. or LI SIG CR IS COT IG T7PADLIRES TEC P 228 [LO™ 38] Ker, “LOT 38 LOT 37 LOT36 LOT35 |: LOT 34 jj = GOT 33 my GARDE a nF . jz antsy H ft as fe EMCROACIIMENTS BELOW GRADE AND OR SUBSURFECE FFATUMES IF an vi > 5 2 AND HOT LOCATED OR SOW HEREOUW pox! Weer" * Sy, - e * : ~ * - fo DUAVE* IS SUELECT TO Stee STATE O° FACTS WHICH AN L°-TU-DATE i. =< D ; am LGD Saba ay tte e Ors OM E6% gt wa 2 ax THE OFFSETS SHOW AXE FOS IRFORMATIONAL PIO ISL ONLY THE -GZas ¥ ; 1 : a™Es APE KOT INTENDED TO ESTAB.1S4 PROPERTY LIMES FOR THE EPECTHY 235% \ S we : ue == Q) DF FENCES STRUC URES OF BO NER NUPPO.EMEY LE- — TI Re= \\ —) "ON PPI :t _% \ — ae . aR as) Store oR EC Au. RIGHTS RESEQ ED THE Az © ears ] 2 uF UNAUTHORIZED REPROD..CTION AND DISTRIBUTE OF “HIS 2% ¥ STON DOCUVENT IBILLEGRL AND IS.A VIOLATION UNDER LHITED Stare ae % x mis rosy ae COMTHE DTT AY. a \ a . 4 aca © SALI NCneLe AL NE datiorw 4 ADEM 0A poees se Ses \es 34 FRAME OA Fiat Oe " MANA A EURO ND UBT VOMNS Ue A ERATE cana » = " TS FRAME O SEENON 127) SUBONASION 2 OF THE NEW YAK S-arE ca a \"s -| EDUCATION LAS Fa , z = ee - x i AN CRIGHIAL OF Ted LAD SURVEYOR 3 SEAL SHALL 3= : \: + 7 his os ROOF OVER, QO CONSIDEPEC TO AF IRUE VALID COPIES vi \f >I J Teall CRSLLEGECH - Tey NG PALO AMO HHO A ACT. OID Sie : g { 5 < Seas seco fe Dae haere ft es \ ” ASPHALT . zr o MACTYE POR LAND SURV” ADOPTED IY 44) 60% (OR , ij z = — Ao, OB PATE ADS OCIATION (HF FRWR bE 1 AND WLR Pore \ iio . t. ; . ——é [ ; < PREPARLO FOR 5 OR “ oRnews, f. eae 4 a: Say eS sth — 4‘ is 7 oe ee 2 rr : oS j / . . : x | oe 6 Ae Oak ae a “ tee NY = wn 4 eee “sy . — = Ney TTT te f N 7 4) © a a @ : a me 2 LAND SURVEYING P.C THOMPSON © AVENUE cr Ke La bs 4 iS oR ° * * S Ly) ee Land JOSEPH R LINK NEW YORK STATE LICENSED NEW YORK STATE LICENSED. LAND SURVEYOR NO 050455 LAND SURVEYOR SEAL Phone 414-941-1440 Weo hulp * jrlsurveying com --- PAGE 4 --- 7 Z RL. : v— ? Bors LAND SURVEYING PC Mahopac, New York 10541 Phone 914-941-1440 Email jlink@ jrisurveying.com http // jrisurveying.com National Society of Professional Surveyors The New York State Association of Professional Land Surveyors Connecticut Association of Professional Land Surveyors Inc The Westchester-Putnam Association of Professional Land Surveyors Property Location: #72 Thompson Ave in the Village of Croton on Hudson N.Y. Property markers to be set if requested ( 8 ) No property markers will be set as part of this survey / ae ¢ Oe 2 ¢ . . dan —@ 4 ly 4 yg se) Er, aimee, WRN. 2A) “? "5 / 4 gy ae \ Ms g . a ts , mA — 0 gD m~ : ohn teas x Nolen on cae x \ i . . “ « ‘ - \ 7LTHOMPSON AVE (Croton-on-Hedson) Claal) X ” J XxX? es . . 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UF Form 8064 + 21.69.J0M—=Qusiclam Deed ludevidual Cuspurstion (ingle uheet} | @ CONSULT YOUR LAWYER @EFORE SIGNING THIS INSTRUMENT—THIS INSTRUMENT SHOULD BE USED BY LAWYERS ONLY, | ve | user 1038 race 226 v, | THIS INDENTURE, made the dayof January, , ninetcen hundred and seventy-two . | BETWEEN VILIAGE OF CROTON-ON-HUDSON, a municipal corporation, A | t i Py N | party of the first part, and ! + g FRED A. SORENSON and MYRTLE Cc. SORENSON, his wife, & residing at 72 thompson avenue, Croton n tudson, New York, i j party of the second part, WITNESSETH, that the party of the first part, In consideration of teu dollars paid by the party of the second &. part, does hereby remisc, release and quitclaim unto tle party of the second part, the heirs or successors and = assigns of the party of the second part forever, : . ALL that certain plot, piece or parcel of land, with the buildings and improvements thereon erected, situate, ‘ ‘1 | lying and being in the village of Croton-on~Hudson, Town of Cortlandt, state | me of New York designated as lot 38 in Block 138 on a map entitled "Plan of Lots called Harmon", which map was filed in the Westchester AS County Clerk's Office, Division of Land Records on Pebruary 5, 1908, "AD as Map No. 1776, and more particularly bounded and described as follows: ’ N BEGINNING at a point on the northerly side of Thompson avenue at the i: | division line between the lands of Croton-Raxmon School District No. 2 an ca and Lot 38 in Block 138 of aforesaid map entitled "“Haxmon"; thence ald running along the Givision line between the lands of Croton-Harmon | : ag School District Na 2 and aforesaid lot 38, N. 27°50'36" E. 130.821 } a4 feet to the most northerly corner of the herein described parcel; thence : running along the division line between Lots 1,2,3 and Lot 38 s. 45°00'00" EB. 57.358 feet to the most easterly corner of the herein j described parcel; thence xunning along the division line between ; Lots 37 and 38 S. 45°00'00" w. 125.00 feet to the northerly side of i Thompson Avenue; thence running along the northerly side of Thompson ' Avenue N. 45°00'00"W. 18.768 foet to the point or place of beginning. 1 Said premises are designated on the Tax Maps of the Village of s Croton-on~Hudson as Section 19, Block 138, Lot 18. . Reserving unto the party of the first Part an easement for all pur-~ poses of ingress and egress on foot or by vehicle to maintain and repair existing sanitary sewer, storm drain and water main running ; through the above described Property. ! Subject,however, to the condition that no part of the property herein : conveyed shall be combined with adjoining property designated on Village ’ Tax Maps as Section 19, Block 138, Lot 17 (which Property was acquired. ; by the party of the second part by deed dated September 26,1959 and re- j corded in Westchester County Clerk's office, Division 38 Land Records in Feo fd 6s 8908, 406) fe che binges °§ sty oi" ene” gadivionat piecing ; eits, representa ives ant assigns and SAA ¥ Qin wath ERe 3584 Pt y E ER with all right, title and interest, if any, of the purty of the firat part in and to any streets an ‘ : : peace a Wie-eheen Mekoribad necoaloce to the cone lines thereof; TOGETHER With the appurtenances { and all the estate and rights of the party of the first part in and to said premises; TO HAVE AND TO ’ HOLD the premises herein granted unto the party of the secom! part, the heirs or successors and assigns of : the party of the second part forever. , : f the first part, in compliance with Section 13 of the Lien Law, hereby covenants that Uie pany i , or iis rea will receivertie coneideration for this conveyance and will hold the right to receive such consid- ‘ ; ¢ration as a trust fund to be applied first for the purpose of paying the cost of the improvement and will apply the same first to the payment TF ihe cost of the improvement before using any part of the total of the same fur { any other purpose. . .. . The wosd “party” shall be construed as if it read “parties” whenever the sense of this indenture so requires. ' IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the party of the first part has duly executed this deed the day and year first aboye H written. } \ IN PRESENCE’ oF: are i i 7 / VILLAGE OF CROTON-ON-HUDSON. °-' | Cte dts | | lV ll AL LDL tr By * Ge He. Stee. | } 4 - Stanley Uy Kellerhoure, «ror : | m *000772032* --- PAGE 6 --- RA / ofp = (7? fp RA ; Sf, i UPD of roles...» Hudson, WN. yy, MUNICIPAL BUILDING, CROTON-ON-HUDSON, N. Y. 10520 Mayor — Village Manager-Clerk STANLEY H. KELLERHOUSE LEE GORDON K, CAMERON Trustees furl at \ s\ Village Treasurer ‘ 3 Egan me Bd WILLIAM A. RYDER ee) Jy CHARLES F. SCHLECHTING ARTHUR S. DARDEN OS EGY 4 Village Attorney JOHN R, PANTALONE So JOSEPH MANES hh ae PHONE: (914) CRoton 1-4781-2 Village Engineer PHILIP A. TULLY I, GORDON K, CAMERON, Clerk-Manager of the Villare of Croton-on-Hudson, New York, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing is a true and correct transcript of a portion of the minutes of a meeting of the Board of “rustees of the Village of Croton on 4udson, New’York duly called, held and conducted on duly 6, 1971 and of a resoluticen adopted at such meeting. . — f / , TA y, A fy y y baie 2d gw a “butt $fh nha: 23, Laaainih— Se | a tak LL TG Date: Aug. 23, 1971 Z Goraon i” Canon” ~~ Clerk-Manager --- PAGE 7 --- . (4 Y / C / 7/ 299 : Trustee Pantalone pointed out this would have to be put to a ireferendun. 1 Village Manager Cameron related that the City of Newburgh has fhad this treatment of its water for quite awhile and there has always \been quite a bit of differences of opinions on the advantages of this isystem. He stated there was material available from the State of — York, Department of Hedth. Trustee Pantalone noted this matter was something to be approached ome jwi th a great deal of caution. | A letter from Senator Bernard G. Gordon was read to the Bord as — lf€ollows: } March 30, 1971 bear Mr. Cameron: é Thank you for your letter of March 25th/advising me of the oppo- sition of the Board of Trustees to any propgsed commuter tax. As you may have seen in the press during the last few weeks, I ave voiced my strong opposition to May Lindsay's proposal to impose ommuter taxes for the City of New York, I do appreciate knowing that the point of view of the Board of ' rustees of the Village of Croton-on-Hudson and mine coincide on this | ery important subject. ; Very truly yours, { Senator Bernard Gordon Mr. Cameron reported to the Board that Mr. Tully, Village Engineer da brought to his office this day a print of the area surveyed by r. Slater, a 5 acre triangle north to the Hudson River bank on the oop property. If the Village/could acquire this property it would e@ anew access to Senasqua Park area. Being the Village has no funds — tor this type of purchase, Mr. Cameron suggested, the Boadd might want to approach Penn Central to acquire this property as settlement i p their tax bill. Mayor keilerhouse noted this was the property which Novo had pro- i ised financial assistance to the Village to obtain but due to the roblems encountered by/Novo.on Penn Central's building the road and . he enzyme problem which has put Novo in a slump, it seem unlikely t this time. Névertheless he stated, he would like to see this added o our riverfront property. There was a discussion of the M.T.A. take over possibly of this roperty too. / ' Trustee Hampton suggested that Penn Central be approached in etting them know of the Village's interest in this property due o the previous’ interest in Novo, After furtherdscussion on this atter, it was’ decided to call Mr. Nidols of the Real Estete De- artment of Pénn Central and ask that he or his representative make rrangements/to talk to the Board about this matter. / Mr. Cameron reported having received from the State of New York oard of Buualization and Assessment the notice of the final special ranchise’ assessments fro Con Edison Co., $974,415; and New York a elephoné Co., $423,521. He noted these were the same figures of the entative figures and up from last year which is some jmprovement. e Building Department's report for the month of March, 1971 mnartizing the Building Department activities was ordered placed on - ile The Fire Alarm Maintainers quarterly report was noted and ordered laced on file. A gee » A letter from F. A. Sorenson, 72 Thompson Ave., was read as follows: April 5, 1971 j illage Board ear Sirs: \ \ My home is located in Croton-on-Hudson on Section 19, Block 138 ' | : i i % --- PAGE 8 --- oF ‘ YU Hides sh | : “4 Dif ” [Spry | Lots 16 and 17. These lots are on the dead end section of Thompson { ‘Ave. The Village owns a triangular shaped piece of land that abuts ‘ my property on one side, and tle PVC School property on the other. | The Village property is used as a right of way for water, sterm and isanitary sewer lines serving this area. I am interested in purchasing, this property from the Village. ‘While I realize that the property is not of aufficient size, as is, } ‘to build a home on, if combined with a part of one of my lots it | would be. My interest in this possibility is not speculative but | as a possible home site for either my retired parents, or one of ! ; my four children. = In considering the fillowing that: | 4 | 1. There would be certain encumberances on the land in connection } with its sale. | 2. The village land is not a standard building lot. f | 3, I as owner of the abutting property would be the only one ; | that could provide the necessary additonal land to make it i \° useful as a home site. : \ | 4. I would be paying taxes on land not presently pn the tax rolls.} : 5. The possibility of additional tax income from the property | i, if it becomes part of a home site. ; ‘ t . I would be willing to pay $800.00 for the land and assume the H | ‘costs of survey. Hoping that this offer meets with your approval ; ; IT remain. | Yours truly, 1} Fred A. Sorenson | : Mr. Cameron related he had asked Mr. Tully to prepare a list of j | = | {small pieces of property owned by the Village. Also, Trustee Panta- ' ‘lone has solicited the opinions of the Recreation Commission, the é Planning Board and the Cortlandt Conservation Advisory Council on ; two lots on Nordica Drive. These lots were obtained by the Village :; some years ago for storm sewer requirements but there is no resson } } to hold them now. Particularly, Mr. Cameron pointed out, with the j | Ossining Saniaary District Sewer tax being imposed now the Village ‘ | ; has to pay that tax on all Village held property. We would save | money to dispose of these small pieces of property if possible, ; 1 Mr. Cameron advised. . f | | Engineer Tully raised a question as to the lot being allowed for | ' a building referring to Mr. Sorenson's request. He stated he would ft hesitate to recommend the Board sell this property with a building | | permit in mind as part of the condition of sale. The sale he | thought should be "as is, where is," Selling this lot as a future j | building lot would be setting a dangerous precedent and legal i | | entanglements, Mr. Tully warned. { | i There was further discussion of the sale of this lot - Trustee { | | Ryder mentioned that any conditions which might be made on the sale | of this lot would be the Board's conditions. | ; ‘ 1 It was noted there was an easement across the property and this | | may lead to additional restrictions. - | | } 4 Mr. Cameron advised there is no requirement by law to have a pub- ; | lic sale on any of these items but he felt there should be a list f | made of these possible sale properties and put them out for high i | | bidder. } j | | There was considerable discussion on the matter of the sale of ; | | village owned lots. Mr. Cameron suggested the Board withhold any ; \ decision tonight until we have all the property listed with zoning | \ | designations, size, shape, values to abutting property owners, etc. — A Mr. Vitale, Superintendent of Public Works, stated he had filed his first report with Village Mangger Cameron this day. ‘ --- PAGE 9 --- / Qrr . y= ot U bf (fer (* | |Skolsky's Inc . A.1116 Pol.Jus. 7.51" " " A,1325 Treas. 1.80 ” " A.1440 Eng. £6.65 " 7 A.3120 Police 5.85 " 7 A.7140 Rec. 2.03 33.84 Park Motors of Peek Inc A.3120 Pol | ~ 12.56 " 7 " a " A.3410 Fire 6.52 ' " " “ " iT] A.5010 ‘St.Mnt. 164.68 i s 7 " 7 " A.7140° Rec. 94.38 i “ * " “ “" A.8160 Rec. 108.44 386.58° Wm J Divitto, Pstmstr &.1110 Pol.Jus. 18.00 =“ M2 # iy A.1325 Treas. 210.00 f a C " A.1440 Eng 25.00 4 ; . " " A.3120 Pol. 3.00 . Bs % A.3320 Parking 50.00 " " " A.7140 Rec. 20.00 At ” A.8010 Zon.Bd. 2.00 " " " A.8020P1.Bd. 2.00 330.00: “ " uy F.8310 Water 15.00 * 15.00. Total General $5,421.70. ; Water Forwarded * 15500" Package Pavement Co Inc F,8340..Water 25.00 Neptune Meter Co F.8340 " 9.40, vA Total Water $49.40 General Elec Supply Co Mun Bldg Ren Cap 121.77 v aad, ‘Maxim Motor Div. Hook & Ladder Fire Truck Cap$17,885.00 / ‘VILLAGE PROPERTY SALE Village Manager Cameron announced that the Village is dis- posing of various parcels of real estate deemed to be "surplus" | at public sale through sealed bids this evening as notice published { in the CROTON CORTLANDT NEWS issue of June 17, 1971. He noted that om all sales are subject to the listed "terms of sale" and minimum — -“upset prices”. Mayor Kellerhouse then called for any more bids to be presented and as there were none, declared the time for accepting bids is closed. | i Mr. Frank Campbell of Cook Lane requested to be heard be- | fore the bids were opened. He related the history of the parcel 'on cook Lane which had been turned over to the Village by the j;developer of that Riverbank Homes in that area. He noted there |was a sewer running directly into the lot and it was confirmed that this was not a building lot. Mr. Campbell related that child- | ren use the lot for play and he has kept it trimmed and clean over | these past years as it adjoins his property. He stated he had bid | on it but did not want it, There followed considerable discussion on this particular | lot. Mayor Kellerhouse and Village Manager Cameron both pointed | out that all the conditions of sale had been noted in the notice | published in the newspaper and pointed out that there was but one parcel in the five listed that was a permitted building lot. Mr. | ‘Cameron pointed out that besides t he public notice in the news- | ‘paper, special notices had been sent to the adjoining property ‘owners of each of the lots listed forsale. According to law this was = ,hot a requirement but was done out of a sense of fairness. Village Attorney Manes pointed out to the Board that it was ‘ not obligated to accept any bid. Mr. Ernest Frutiger, Chairman of Recreation Committee, con- firmed the facts about this particular lot stating it was "noting but a rock pile" with an easement through it and the Recreation ; Commission had recommended it be sold two or three years ago as it was not suitable for playground. This lot, he stated, could be of no use to the Village except for “open area". Village Manager Cameron mentioned the main reason for sale of parcels is to get relief from a tax problem created by the i Proposed Osaciningn Canisnn. al. -- nm: s . --- PAGE 10 --- . on” “4 é A in of l Pi pee | Trustee Ryder felt that if the young people in the area were utilizing this property for a play area, he would suggest this be held in abeyance as it may be worth holding on to. He would like to see this reviewed, he stated. | Trustee Hampton stated all these parcels had been reviewed sufficiently and althoug this particular lot is possibly being | used by kids who would use any vacant lot. He felt that Mr. : Campbell had taken care of this lot for a long time and he hoped he would acquire it. He agreed with Mr.Frutiger it was nothing ~ but a "rock pile” and felt the Board should go ahead with receiving ~ ‘the bids. j | \ Trustee Darden asked Mr. Campbell if he would continue to \ allow the kids to play there and let it remain as it? \ ; Mr. Campbell answered yes, that he had put all that in the { |letter which included his bid. \ {| \ After inquiring of Village Attorney ManeSEhRC™ Village | j|eould accept a bid due to certain circumstances even though it | jmight be lower than others received, and the asnwer of Village | {Attorney Manes which stated the Board could accept: whatever bid they | |€elt was fair and most desirable for the best interests of the | ‘Village. Village Manager Cameron read the particulars of the | notice of public sale which had been published in the CROTON | ‘CORTLANDT NEWS that "the Village of Croton on Hudson, New York | |reserves the right to waive any informalities in bidding pro- | ‘cedures; to reject any or all bids deemed not in the best inter-, | ests of the village." | : Mr. Cameron also noted there was no legal responsibility | | | to advertise for the sale of these parcels and the Village need | | inot accept any bid. _ | : Mayor Kellerhouse stated he would like to go along with pene sale. ' - | Trustee Ryder stated if he had known this particular parcel | |was being used for a play area he would not have proposed it for | sale. i | Mr. Nestle stated how about insurance on this area if it is | {used by children for a play area - it would be the Village's | | responsibility. He hoped the Village would sell the property in; | , the best interests of the Village. After lengthy discussionon this topic, Trustee Hampton suggested the Board go ahead with the sale. | It was regularly moved by Trustee Hampton, seconded by ; | | Trustee Darden and carried that bids on parcels for sale proceeds : | ; The vote on the foregoing motion was a s follows: ' AYES: Mayor Kellerhouse, Trustees Pantalone, Hampton and : Darden | NAY: Trustee Ryder . ' feEes ON PRUGHASE OF VILLAGE PROPERTY ‘ Village Manager publicly opened and read aloud the bids re- = ; ceived as follows: ; _ PARCEL #1 - Sec. 19, Block 138, Lot 18: Located at north end ~ Ft of Thompson Ave. One bid received from Fred A | | Sorenson, $1050.00. Deposit check of $50.25 and $2.25 cash. | | : There being but one bid, it was regularly moved by Trustee | | Darden, seconded by Trustee Ryder and unanimously carried that | l the bid of $1050 for Parcel #1, Thompson Ave. made by Fred A \ ; Sorenson, be and is hereby accepted. Y —> PARCEL #2 - Sec. 19, Block 141, Lot 21; Located at north enki of Emerson Ave. .One bid received from Patrick 1. Gigliotti RFD“31, Croton Lake Rd., Yorktown. $1376. Deposit certified check of $68.80.