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At a glance: Mamaroneck board approves routine claims, contracts and settlements
Summary
At its Oct. 16 meeting the board approved certified fire claims ($7,349.57), awarded a janitorial-services contract to the incumbent vendor with renewal options, authorized a $211,666.86 budget amendment for the town’s share of a Westchester Joint Waterworks settlement, approved a $1,120 tax-refund settlement for a Larchmont property, appointed a junior network specialist and authorized a $7,000 implementation‑plan contract.
The Town of Mamaroneck board handled a slate of routine motions on Oct. 16, approving several financial and personnel items and setting at least one public hearing.
Financial approvals included certified fire‑department claims submitted by Chief Thomas Broderick totaling $7,349.57; the motion passed on roll call with members recorded as voting Aye. The board awarded janitorial services contract TA‑24‑12 to Commercial Building Corporation (the town’s incumbent), authorizing a one‑year award with the administrator able to renew for up to two additional years based on performance; the transcript does not provide clear, consistent renewal-dollar figures for years two and three.
The controller presented a budget amendment to fund the town’s 16.7% share of a $1,250,000 settlement by the Westchester Joint Waterworks with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the New York State Department of Health. The town’s share was reported as $211,666.86; the board authorized the comptroller to make the necessary budget amendments.
On tax‑certiorari business, the board approved a negotiated settlement for 137–139 Larchmont Avenue (RMR Larchmont Realty LLC), resulting in a town tax refund reported in the meeting as approximately $1,120. The vote carried on roll call.
Personnel and procurement actions included approval of the appointment of Ryan McClain as junior network specialist at an annual salary of $66,470, effective Oct. 21, 2024, and authorization of a contract with prAcademic Partners for development of the comprehensive‑plan implementation document not to exceed $7,000.
The board also set a public hearing for a proposed local law limiting the length of time boat trailers may remain parked on public streets; the hearing was scheduled for the Nov. 6, 2024 meeting.
