TB Agenda May 7, 2021

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May 6, 2021

TOWN BOARD AGENDA

MEETING OF THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF HARRISON

IN HARRISON, NY, WESTCHESTER COUNTY

ON THURSDAY, MAY 6TH, 2021 AT 7:00 PM

DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME

TO BE HELD VIA VIDEO CONFERENCE USING THE PLATFORM ZOOM

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_NsZevLz_TjSpljt8gVQypQ

A. REPORT FROM SUPERVISOR BELMONT ON DECISIONS MADE FOLLOWING TOWN BOARD MEETING HELD ON APRIL 15, 2021

Authorization to settle the tax certiorari in the matter of David/Susan Franze, 57 Park Avenue.
Authorization to settle the tax certiorari in the matter of JP Morgan Chase, 402 Halstead Avenue.
Authorization to settle the tax certiorari in the matter of Morningside at Purchase HOA, Anderson Hill Road.
Authorization to settle the tax certiorari in the matter of South Halstead LLC, 123-125 Halstead Avenue.

B. CORRESPONDENCE AND REPORTS

1. Monthly Report by the Receiver of Taxes for the month of March 2021.

C. PUBLIC HEARING

None

D. PERSONNEL

1. Letter of Retirement from Library Employee, Donna Laygues, effective May 28, 2021.

2. Letter of Retirement from Librarian, Carol Meehan, effective Saturday, May 29, 2021.

3. Request by Personnel Manager, Debra Scocchera, to hire Jovy-Anne O’Grady as Librarian I, off of eligible list 62-705, Certification number 000030333. This appointment will be made retroactively with an effective date of May 5, 2021, at an annual salary of $55,988.

4. Request by Personnel Manager, Debra Scocchera, to approve the following list of Part-Time Seasonal hires for the Recreation Department, effective May 1, 2021:

Name Title Hourly Rate of Pay

Paolo Curcio Recreation Attendant $12.00

Jim Knudson Recreation Attendant $11.00

Raffaele Macchia Recreation Attendant $11.25

Kyle Stalteri Recreation Attendant $10.25

Anthony Saccomano Recreation Attendant $11.25

Roy Strickland Recreation Attendant $11.25

5. Request by Personnel Manager, Debra Scocchera, to approve the following list of Part-Time Seasonal hires for the Recreation Department, effective May 6, 2021:

Name Title Hourly Rate of Pay

Alexander Benedict Recreation Attendant $10.25

Kelsey Ciafone Recreation Attendant $11.00

Kimberly Debald Recreation Attendant $12.00

Kayla Gurrieri Recreation Attendant $11.00

Deanna Macchia Recreation Attendant $11.25

Karen Marsico Recreation Attendant $12.00

6. Request by Personnel Manager, Debra Scocchera, to approve the following list of Recreational Attendants as seasonal Camp employees for the 2021 Pool and Camp Season:

Name Title Hourly Rate of Pay

Cameron Brown Recreation $13.58

Alycia Belmont Recreation $13.58

Adriana Capocci Recreation $8.32

Alessia Cappello Recreation $8.64

Ava Cefaloni Recreation $8.32

Kelly Coppola Life Guard $11.50

Alexandra D’Antona Recreation $8.32

Natalie Lanza Recreation $8.32

Francesca Miele Recreation $8.32

Jacob Oestreicher Life Guard $11.25

Anthony Palatucci Recreation $8.64

Darla Palombo Life Guard $11.25

Sergio Sadl Recreation $8.48

Thomas Vollaro Life Guard $11.25

7. Request by Personnel Manager, Debra Scocchera, to hire Alfred Carlsson as Part-Time Availability for the Engineering Department at an hourly rate of $20, effective May 7, 2021.

E. ACTIONS AND RESOLUTION

1. Request by Superintendent of Recreation, Gerry Salvo, to accept the following donations for the Brentwood Fundraiser Project:

2. Request by Iwona Sterk, General Manager of Old Oak’s Country Club, to host a fireworks display from Blue Sky Fireworks Display Company on club grounds for a private event on Saturday, October 23, 2021, at 7:45 PM. Insurance and paperwork will be submitted and will need approval by the Chief of Police and the Acting Fire Marshal.

3. Request by Iwona Sterk, General Manager of Old Oak’s Country Club, to host their annual fireworks display from Blue Sky Fireworks Display Company on club grounds on Sunday, July 4, 2021, at 9 PM, with a rain date of Monday, July 5^th. Insurance and paperwork will be submitted and will need approval by the Chief of Police and the Acting Fire Marshal.

4. Request by Steve Wrabel of McCullough, Goldberger & Staudt, LLP, for a 90 day extension until August 5, 2021 to file for a Building Permit application for 2225 Westchester Avenue. This Building Permit application follows the School of the Holy Child Final Special Exception Use permit approval.

5. Request by Building Inspector, Rocco Germani, to reimburse Suzanne Fuller, who has satisfactorily completed courses in conjunction with her Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Public Administration, totaling $1,999.77.

6. Request by Town Attorney, Frank Allegretti, to schedule a public hearing at the June 3, 2021 meeting for a proposed local law regarding Adding Chapter 206, entitled “Solar Energy.”

7. Request by Chief of Police, John Vasta, for one Police Officer to attend the Reid Technique of Investigative Interviewing and Advanced Interrogation Course from November 30^th through December 3^rd, 2021 at the Westchester Police Academy in Valhalla at a total cost of $550.00.

8. Request by Comptroller, Maureen Mackenzie, to renew the contract with Michael Stapleton Associates, LTD., d/b/a MSA Security (MSA) for Security Services. The contract covers the SmartTech Remote Screening System in the lobby at 1 Heineman Place that x-rays persons belongings upon entering the building. The period for the contract will run for three years at a total cost of $22,517.95, an increase of $1,298.80 from the previous three-year contract. The contract is awarded through GSA Contract #GS-07F-0741N, and funding is available through Budget Line 001-1900-100-4407 Town Special Services. The contract has been reviewed by the Law Department and deemed to be in order. Further request for the Supervisor to execute the contract.

9. Request by Neil J. Alexander of Cuddy + Feder, LLP, on behalf of EnterSolar, that the proposed Solar Energy Legislation as currently drafted creates a prohibitory scheme as opposed to a regulatory review process for a Tier 3 Solar System. As such, to remove Section F.(3)(e), or convert it to a cross-reference to Chapter 220 solely, and also strike the Section F.3(c) and Section F.3(d) lot area and coverage standards, relying instead on the Front, Side, and Rear Yard standards for the underlying zoning districts in which these properties are currently classified to provide sufficient buffers from these fence, planted, and unmanned properties.

10. Request by Director of Community Services, Nina Maraccini, to accept the following donations made to the Harrison Food Pantry via PayPal: