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Regular Meeting

Pelham Manor, NY · May 13, 2024

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES May 13, 2024 PRESENT: Mayor Monachino Lapey Trustee Bennett Trustee Owen-Michaane Trustee Case Attorney Cornachio Manager Luft ABSENT: Trustee McLaughlin PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE AND FIRE SAFETY ANNOUNCEMENT Mayor Monachino Lapey led those assembled in the Pledge of Allegiance and notified those in attendance where the fire safety exits were located. ----------- OPENING REMARKS Mayor Monachino Lapey opened the meeting and welcomed everyone. She wished a belated Happy Mothers’ Day to moms, sisters, and aunts. She said that we are truly thankful for them. She said that Trustee McLaughlin was ill and unable to attend tonight’s meeting. She asked Trustee Bennett to speak about National Police Week. Trustee Bennett said that this is National Police Week. On May 15, 1962 President John F. Kennedy proclaimed May 15th as National Peace Officers Memorial Day. National Police Week is celebrated in conjunction with National Peace Officers Memorial Day. She praised the highly trained and dedicated police officers. She said that she and Sergeant Ryan attended a Pelham Together Spring meeting on how to connect youth to the community. She said that there will be a Fall meeting that will highlight plans for the year. Trustee Owen-Michaane attended the Eagle Scout ceremony for Luke Reische. He said that Luke is a fine young man. The Village presented him with a proclamation in the fall. He presented that proclamation to Luke Reische on his special day. Trustee Case spoke about the Pelham Education Foundation Ribbon cutting ceremony. He said that they do a wonderful job of raising money that goes to enhancing student experiences. The Mayor thanked the Village Manager, Department of Public Works, Domenic Ragno and the Garden Room. She said that our teams worked on an important and critical corner at Four Corners. She said that the Garden Room recommended native species and D Ragno still has some mulching to do. - -- - - - - - - - MINUTES Mayor Monachino Lapey said that there was an addition to the minutes from April 24, 2024. In the fifth paragraph on page one in the Opening Remarks, the sentence should read Mayor Monachino Lapey spoke about key locations and said that the Board is considering reducing speed around schools. After discussion and upon motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that the minutes from the April 24, 2024 Regular meeting be and hereby are adopted as amended. ----------- 1 MAYOR LAPEY TO SWEAR IN JASON TORTORELLA AS FIRE CAPTAIN The Mayor said that there are so many people on staff who grew up here. She said that Jason Tortorella’s sister was in her sister’s class. The Mayor said that Jason Tortorella was hired as a Firefighter on September 11, 2006. She said that he is looked upon as someone who always rises to the occasion. Whether it is at a fire, storm, or fixing something around the firehouse, he can be counted on to get the job done. In addition to his love for his job as a firefighter, his passion is coaching hockey. He especially enjoys coaching his son. He spends many hours volunteering his time coaching. He is married to Kristi and they have a son named Justin. He will attend First Line Supervisor Training with the FDNY in October. Mayor Monachino Lapey administered the Oath of Office to Fire Captain Jason Tortorella. All those in attendance congratulated the new Captain. ----------- REPORTS Fire Commissioner Case discussed the monthly Fire Report with Chief Greco. He congratulated the Chief on his new Captain. Chief Greco said that there were twenty-four calls, twenty-two alarms and five mutual aid calls. A significant amount of training took place. Some of this training was with Westchester County and some with the New York Fire Department and the Village of Pelham. The Chief said that the two probationary firefighters are doing well. The Mayor and Board thanked the Chief for his report. Superintendent of Public Works Luft said that seventy-nine per cent of total material collected was recycled which is a high amount. Three street lights were fixed, streets were patched and there was storm cleanup as well as park maintenance. The Village Clerk said that there were four business licenses, twenty-one dog licenses, fifty-two building permits, four handicapped parking permits, two Board of Appeals applications, nine letters in lieu of a certificate of occupancy and one certificate of occupancy issued. Trustee Owen-Michaane asked how that is trending and was told that this is trending well. After discussion and upon motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that the Fire Department, Department of Public Works and Village Clerk reports be and hereby are approved. ---------- LOCAL LAW 1 OF 2024 – PELHAM MANOR CODE CHAPTER 202- VEHICLE AND TRAFFIC Mayor Monachino Lapey said that the Board was privileged to introduce Local Law 1 of 2024. She said that this Board has an ongoing commitment to safety, particularly pedestrian safety. She said that the Village Manager worked with an outside traffic engineer. This is a comprehensive review of the Vehicle and Traffic provisions in the Code. It is an opportunity to take stock of what we had and make some significant changes. The Mayor said that it is a rather substantial overhaul of the code. She asked the Village Manager to discuss this in more detail. Manager Luft said that the proposed amendments are the result of a review that spanned eight months. The Village received feedback from numerous residents. A traffic engineer was consulted. She attended a PTAC meeting. The Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Streets and Highways (MUTCD) and its New York State supplement were reviewed for how, when and where signage can be used. Codes from other municipalities were examined, Cornell Local Roads programs were reviewed and the Complete Streets program was investigated. She said that the draft that the Board has would 2 repeal and replace Chapter 202 of the Vehicle and Traffic Code. The next step would be to set a public hearing. After the date and time are set, a legal notice will be published. Written feedback will be accepted prior to the public hearing. She said that the Board may take action the night of the public hearing or may make changes. The adopted local law will then be filed with New York State. Manager Luft said that in Two Thousand Twenty One a crossing guard was stationed at Four Corners and then their hours were extended. Signage for a low bridge on Pelhamdale was installed and enhancements have been made at Esplanade and Boston Post Road. Pelham Manor was the first Village in New York State to receive approval and implement a red light camera. Manager Luft said that this proposed change adds twenty stop signs and reduces the speed in the Village to twenty-five miles per hour and to fifteen miles per hour around schools. It addresses the municipal parking lot and streamlines regulations around schools. Mayor Monachino Lapey said that at least ten days’ notice is required to set a public hearing. It could be set for the next Board meeting which will be held on May 28th. She said that this proposed local law includes more than twenty stop signs, reduction of speed throughout the Village and further reduction around schools. The Mayor said that Boston Post Road, Shore Road and Pelham Parkway are exempt from Village control. Trustee Bennett said that this was very positive and would increase safety in the Village. Trustee Case said that this is a huge, comprehensive update. Trustee Owen-Michaane said that this will codify school hours from seven o’clock in the morning until four o’clock in the afternoon. He said that the changes will be very helpful. He urged the public to reach out to their state and county representatives to reduce the speed limits to twenty-five miles per hour on Shore Road, Post Road and Pelham Parkway. After discussion and upon motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that the public hearing on proposed Local Law 1 of 2024 be and hereby is set for Tuesday, May 28, 2024 at eight-fifteen in the evening. ------------ REQUEST TO USE SHORE PARK Christopher Baldassano, 108 Iden Avenue, requested the use of Shore Park on Friday, June 14, 2024 from four o’clock in the afternoon until six-thirty in the evening for the End of Year Pack meeting for Siwanoy Pack 4 Cub Scouts. Approximately forty people are expected to attend. There is no rain date. After discussion and upon motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that the Shore Park request from Christopher Baldassano be and hereby is approved. ------------ RESOLUTION TO AWARD WORK FOR CATCH BASIN CLEANING Keeping streets clean is a good stormwater management practice. Fred A. Cook submitted a proposal for cleaning all of the Village’s catch basins. Their cost for this work is fourteen thousand eight hundred ninety-two dollars. Fred A. Cook has done this work before and is very reliable. After discussion and upon motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that Fred A. Cook be and hereby is awarded the work for catch basin cleaning at a cost of fourteen thousand eight hundred ninety-two dollars. ----------- 3 RESOLUTION TO AWARD WORK FOR STREET SWEEPING Street sweeping is incredibly important for safety. It is a component of stormwater management. East Coast Industrial Services, Inc. was the only company that submitted a proposal. Three D Industrial Maintenance Corporation did not bid. East Coast is a responsible vendor. Their proposal for the work is two thousand eight hundred forty-eight dollars per sweep. After discussion and upon motion duly made and seconded it was unanimously RESOLVED, that East Coast Industrial Services Inc., be and hereby is awarded the work at a cost of two thousand eight hundred forty-eight dollars per sweep. ----------- RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO SIGN ABSTRACT OF VOUCHERS NUMBERS 32387-32440 After discussion and upon motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that the Mayor be and hereby is authorized to sign Vouchers Numbers 32387-32440. --------- PUBLIC COMMENT The Mayor asked if there were any comments or questions from the public. Alexy Scholl, 1076 Grant Avenue, spoke about proposed Local law 1 and asked if there could be a more detailed summary to see the differences. She wanted to know where the twenty stop signs were located. Manager Luft said that there will be more details at the public hearing. She said the changes for the municipal lot are to make sure we have enough parking for those doing business as well as those working at Village Hall. -- - - - - - - - - EXECUTIVE SESSION The Mayor said that we have counsel here and there is an issue regarding open litigation. After discussion and upon motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously RESOLVED, that the Board be and hereby is authorized to conduct an Executive Session to discuss pending litigation. No action was taken in Executive Session. ---------- ADJOURNMENT OF MEETING There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was adjourned. ---------- Clerk 4

Agenda

VILLAGE OF PELHAM MANOR WESTCHESTER COUNTY, NEW YORK 4 PENFIELD PLACE VILLAGE ADMINISTRATION 914-738-8820 PELHAM MANOR, NY 10803-3298 TO: Mayor Jennifer Monachino Lapey & Board of Trustees FROM: Lindsey M. Luft, Village Manager DATE: April 10, 2024 SUBJECT: Revisions to Pelham Manor Vehicle & Traffic Code As a local municipality in New York State, the Village of Pelham Manor (Village) Board of Trustees (BOT) has the authority to regulate traffic within Village boundaries pursuant to Chapter 71 of New York State law. Traffic control devices in New York State (NYS) are regulated by two documents: the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Streets and Highways (MUTCD) and 17 NYCRR Chapter V (NYS Supplement). The incorporated revisions to this chapter of our Village code demonstrate our continued commitment to safety. It is important to recognize that this revision builds upon a long-standing history of incorporating public safety measures related to public roadways. When considering regulations, we must take in account emergency vehicles and operations, vehicular traffic, pedestrians, and all other factors that affect the roadways. This effort supports our on-going commitment to evaluation and improvement, and is not intended to be a stand- alone action item. If enacted, there will be an implementation period that must be conducted. I will provide further information on this during my introduction. As your Chief Executive Officer, I have collaboratively conducted an in-depth review of Pelham Manor Village Code Chapter 202. This process has spanned roughly eight months and involved numerous interested stakeholders. The overarching goal is to simplify, streamline, and further solidify the regulations of our roadways. Local Law No. 1 of 2024 This local law shall be known as “Pelham Manor Code Chapter 202 – Vehicle and Traffic”. BE IT ENACTED by the Board of Trustees of the Village of Pelham Manor Sec�on 1 – Purpose: The Village of Pelham Manor (Village) hereby intends to reduce the Village-wide speed limit to twenty-five (25) miles per hour. The Village further intends to streamline, revise, and establish other regula�ons and specifica�ons contained in Pelham Manor Code Chapter 202 – Vehicle and Traffic. Sec�on 2 – Amendment of current sec�on of the Pelham Manor Code: Chapter 202 of the Code of the Village of Pelham Manor hereby is repealed and the following subs�tuted in its place: 1 Chapter 202 VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC ARTICLE I § 202-9. Stop intersections. Words and Phrases Defined § 202-10. Yield intersections. § 202-1. Definition of words and ARTICLE IX phrases. Speed Regulations ARTICLE II § 202-11. Maximum speed limits. Traffic-Control Devices ARTICLE X § 202-2. Authority to install traffic- Parking, Standing and Stopping control devices. § 202-12. Application of article. ARTICLE III § 202-13. All-night parking. Exclusion of Vehicles § 202-14. Parking prohibited in certain locations during specified times. § 202-3. Temporary exclusion of § 202-15. Parking in public parking lot. vehicles. § 202-16. Standing prohibited in designated locations. ARTICLE IV Traffic Control Signals § 202-17. Stopping prohibited in designated locations. § 202-18. Abandoned motor vehicles. § 202-4. Traffic control signals. ARTICLE XI ARTICLE V Parking Meters One-Way Roadways § 202-19. (Reserved) § 202-5. One-way roadways. ARTICLE XII ARTICLE VI Removal and Storage of Vehicles Pedestrian Crossings § 202-20. Authority to impound vehicles. § 202-6. Pedestrian crossings. § 202-21. Costs to be paid. ARTICLE VII § 202-22. Removal of motor vehicles. Turning Movements § 202-23. Identification required for release. § 202-7. Movements restricted. § 202-24. Penalties for offenses. ARTICLE VIII ARTICLE XIII Stop and Yield Intersections Truck Exclusions § 202-8. Through streets. (Reserved) § 202-25. All trucks excluded. § 202-26. Commercial vehicles over 2 1/2 tons excluded. 2 ARTICLE XIV Truck Route System ARTICLE XXI Automobiles For hire § 202-27. (Reserved) ARTICLE XXII ARTICLE XV Penalties Pavement Markings § 202-35. Penalties for offenses. § 202-28. (Reserved) ARTICLE XXIII ARTICLE XVI Repeal of Prior Laws Safety Zones § 202-36. Ordinances, regulations and § 202-29. Safety Zones local laws repealed. ARTICLE XVII ARTICLE XXIV Center Lane Allocation Amendments by Resolution; Recording in Book § 202-30. (Reserved) § 202-37. Changes made by resolution. ARTICLE XVIII § 202-38. Book of changes at office of Lane Designation Village Clerk. § 202-31. Lane designation. ARTICLE XXVI Schedules ARTICLE XIX Dead-End Streets § 202-39. Schedule A: Traffic Control Signals. § 202-32. (Reserved) § 202-40. Schedule B: One-Way Roadways. ARTICLE XX § 202-41. Schedule D: Prohibited Unregistered Motor Vehicles Turning Movements. § 202-42. Schedule E: Stop Intersections. § 202-33. Unregistered motor vehicles. § 202-43. Schedule F: Yield Intersections. § 202-34. Automobiles for hire. § 202-44. Schedule G: Parking prohibited in certain locations during specified times. § 202-45. Schedule H: Prohibited Standing Areas. § 202-46. Schedule I: Prohibited Stopping Areas. 3 ARTICLE I Words and Phrases Defined § 202-1. Definition of words and phrases. A. The words and phrases used in this chapter shall for the purpose of this chapter have the meanings respectively ascribed to them by Article I of the Vehicle and Traffic Law of the State of New York. B. The following words and phrases which are not defined by Article I of the Vehicle and Traffic Law of the State of New York shall have the meanings respectively ascribed to them in this section for purposes of this chapter. COMMERCIAL VEHICLES — Every type of motor-driven vehicle used for commercial purposes on the highways, including without limitation trucks, trailers, semitrailers and tractors, but excluding buses. HOLIDAYS – New Year’s Day, Lincoln’s Birthday, Washington’s Birthday, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day SCHOOL HOURS – 7:00 am to 4:00 pm on any day which students are required to report to a Pelham Public Schools District education facility. VILLAGE — The Village of Pelham Manor. ARTICLE II Traffic-Control Devices § 202-2. Authority to install traffic-control devices. The Village Manager shall be responsible for installing and maintaining traffic-control devices when and as required under the provisions of this chapter to make effective the provisions of said chapter and may install and maintain such additional traffic-control devices as the Board of Trustees of the Village may deem necessary to regulate, warn or guide traffic under the Vehicle and Traffic Law of the State of New York subject to the provisions of §§ 1682 and 1684 of that law. ARTICLE III Exclusion of Vehicles § 202-3. Temporary exclusion of vehicles. The Board of Trustees of the Village may temporarily exclude from any portion of any Village street any vehicle with a gross weight of over four or more tons or any vehicle with a gross weight in excess of any designated weight on any wheel, axle, any number of axles, or per inch width of tire when in its opinion such highway would be materially injured by the operation of any such vehicle thereon. Such exclusion shall take effect upon the erection of signs on the section of highway from which such vehicles are excluded and a notice that such vehicles are excluded shall be published in a newspaper in the county of Westchester. The exclusion shall remain in effect until the removal of the signs as directed by the Board of Trustees. Upon written application, the Board of Trustees may issue a permit providing appropriate exemption of such vehicle, if it is deemed that said vehicle is performing essential local pickup or delivery service and that a failure to grant such permit would create a hardship. Every such permit may designate the route to be traversed and contain other reasonable restrictions or conditions deemed necessary. Every such permit shall be carried on the vehicle to which it refers and shall be open to inspection of any peace officer. Such permits shall be for the duration of the restriction imposed under this section. 4 ARTICLE IV Traffic Control Signals § 202-4. Traffic control signals. Traffic control signals shall be installed at the locations set forth in Schedule A (§ 202-39) to this chapter, and shall be obeyed in the manner set forth in the Vehicle and Traffic Law of the State of New York. ARTICLE V One-Way Roadways § 202-5. One-way roadways. The streets set forth in Schedule B (§ 202-40) to this Traffic Code are hereby designated and shall be observed as one-way streets. ARTICLE VI Pedestrian Crossings § 202-6. Pedestrian crossings. A. Unless otherwise provided, the Village Manager shall authorize the application of crosswalk markings which indicate a pedestrian crossing pursuant to the specifications and guidance in the most recent edition of the National Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices and New York State Supplement. B. The Village Manager shall maintain a list of all authorized crosswalk markings. ARTICLE VII Turning Movements § 202-7. Movements restricted. The turning movements set forth in Schedule D (§ 202-41) to this Traffic Code are prohibited at the designated locations. ARTICLE VIII Stop and Yield Intersections § 202-8. Through streets. (Reserved) § 202-9. Stop intersections. A. The intersections set forth in Schedule E (§ 202-42) to this Traffic Code are hereby designated as stop intersections and stop signs shall be erected on the indicated entrances thereto. § 202-10. Yield intersections. A. The intersections set forth in Schedule F (§ 202-43) to this Traffic Code are hereby designated as yield intersections and yield signs shall be erected on the indicated entrances thereto. ARTICLE IX Speed Regulations 5 § 202-11. Maximum speed limits. A. The maximum speed limit is 25 miles per hour (mph) on all Village roads except those posted in accordance with Subsection B of this section. Such speed limit shall not apply to streets and highways for which speed limits are established by the State of New York or the County of Westchester. B. The maximum school speed limit is 15 mph in the following designated areas: • Oak Lane between Clay Avenue and Washington Avenue • Clay Avenue between Between Oak Lane and Hudson Street • Hudson Street between Clay Avenue and Washington Avenue • Washington Avenue between Oak Lane and Peace Street • Siwanoy Place for the entire length • Manor Lane for the entire length C. No vehicle shall exceed any maximum speed limit. ARTICLE X Parking, Standing and Stopping § 202-12. Application of article. The provisions of this article shall apply unless it is necessary to stop a vehicle to avoid conflict with other traffic or unless otherwise directed by a police officer or official traffic control device. § 202-13. All-night parking. It shall be unlawful for any person to park, or to leave parked, any vehicle on any street between the hours of 2:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m.; provided, however, that this section shall not apply to fire, police and other Village department vehicles, public service corporation vehicles while performing emergency work, ambulances or vehicles operated or driven by a physician when actually engaged in responding to an emergency call. § 202-14. Parking prohibited in certain locations during specified times. A. The parking of vehicles is hereby prohibited in certain locations during specified times set forth in Schedule G (§ 202-44). B. The parking of vehicles is hereby prohibited in posted fire zones and designated no parking areas. C. The parking of vehicles is hereby prohibited on public sidewalks and any unpaved portion of right- of-way. D. The parking of commercial vehicles is hereby prohibited on any public street or in any parking lot or on other property owned or maintained by the Village, except for such period of time as shall be necessary to permit the driver or crew of such vehicle to make deliveries to or otherwise service properties immediately adjacent to the place where such vehicle shall be parked. E. The parking of vehicles is hereby prohibited on any public street within five feet of any driveway. § 202-15. Parking in Public Parking Lot. 6 Village Hall Parking Lot. All that plot or parcel of land bounded on the north by Prospect Avenue, on the west by Penfield Place and particularly designated on the Assessment Map as 167.29-1-67. A. The Village Manager has the authority to designate spaces for employee parking in accordance with operational demands. B. Residents of the Village may park their vehicle, if it does not have commercial plates, in the Village Hall Parking Lot starting at 4:30 pm on a first-come first-served basis. All such vehicles must be removed from the lot by 8:00 am on weekdays. § 202-16. Standing prohibited in designated locations. The standing of vehicles is hereby prohibited in the locations set forth in Schedule H (§ 202-45) to this Traffic Code. § 202-17. Stopping prohibited in designated locations. The stopping of vehicles is hereby prohibited in any of the locations set forth in Schedule I (§ 202-46) to this Traffic Code. § 202-19. Abandoned motor vehicles. A. A motor vehicle shall be deemed to be an abandoned motor vehicle if left unattended: (1) With no identification plates affixed hereto, for more than six hours on any public highway or other public space; (2) For more than forty-eight (48) hours, after the parking of such motor vehicle shall have become illegal; or (3) For more than ninety-six (96) hours on property of another, if left without permission of the owner of that property. B. Any motor vehicle deemed to be abandoned under § 202-18 shall be removed by the Village in accordance with this chapter and with the New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law, Article 33, § 1224(2), Abandoned Vehicles. C. An abandoned vehicle shall be disposed of in accordance with the New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law, Article 33, § 1224(2), Abandoned Vehicles. ARTICLE XI Parking Meters § 202-19. (Reserved) ARTICLE XII Removal and Storage of Vehicles § 202-20. Authority to tow and impound vehicles. A. In addition to any other penalties or fines imposed for the violation of any law, rule, or regulation, this article shall apply to motor vehicles parked which: 7 (1) Either violate any provision of any municipal, state, or county ordinance, law rule, or regulation or have three (3) or more outstanding and unpaid parking violations issued against them for parking violations that occurred in the Village; and (2) Are located on: (a) On any property owned by, leased by, or in the possession and control of the Village; (b) On any public highway or private road located in the Village, whether or not open to public travel, paved, or unpaved; (c) In any public parking lot located in the Village; or (d) In any parking area of an office building, office building complex, place of public assembly, shopping center, private apartment complex, private condominium complex, or cooperative apartment complex located in the Village whose owner, or the person in general charge of the operation and control of such area, has made a written request to the Village pursuant to New York Vehicle and Traffic Law § 1660- a. (3) For the purpose of this article, “outstanding and unpaid parking violations” do not include parking tickets which, by their terms, are not yet required to be paid or parking tickets which are outstanding and unpaid because the owner or lessee of the motor vehicle has pleaded “not guilty” to such ticket and there has not yet been an adjudication of such ticket. § 202-21. Costs to be paid. Before the owner of any vehicle taken into custody, as above provided, shall be allowed to repossess or to secure the release of said vehicle, the owner or the owner's agent must pay the following: A. All sums due to the Village for any outstanding and unpaid violations of this chapter or the New York State Vehicle & Traffic Law that occurred within the Village, including penalties and interest, if any; B. The cost of towing; C. The cost of storage for each day or portion of a day that such vehicle is so stored; and D. The fine established in § 202-24. § 202-22. Removal of motor vehicles. A. A police officer is authorized to provide for the removal of any motor vehicle meeting the description contained in § 202-18 and § 202-20 to an impound yard or storage facility maintained by a company or individual with which the Village has entered into a contract to tow, impound, or store motor vehicles. B. If the removed motor vehicle is registered with the State of New York, the Police Department shall advise the owner of the place where the motor vehicle may be recovered and the conditions under which it will be released by sending a certified letter with such advice to the motor vehicle’s registered owner or lessee, at the address shown on records of the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles. Such letter shall be mailed no later than first business day after a motor vehicle has been removed. If the removed motor vehicle is not registered with the State of New York, the Police Department shall use its best efforts to advise the owner of the place where the motor vehicle may be recovered and the conditions under which it will be released. The Police Department’s failure to comply with this section shall not entitle the owner or the lessee to recover the removed motor vehicle without paying the amounts required to be paid pursuant to § 202-21. 8 § 202-23. Identification required for release. No such vehicle shall be released to anyone other than its registered owner, that owner’s representative, or the motor vehicle’s lessee has established his identity and right to possession and has signed a proper receipt therefor. Such person must establish their identity and, in the case of a person other than the registered owner or lessee, must establish that they have the registered owner’s or the motor vehicle’s lessee’s permission to take possession of such motor vehicle. No removed motor vehicle shall be released unless the person to whom it is released has signed a receipt therefor. § 202-24. Penalties for offenses. Any persons who, after having had his vehicle towed, shall remove such vehicle without complying with this article shall, in addition to the other charges provided for herein, be liable for a fine of up to $250. ARTICLE XIII Truck Exclusions § 202-25. All trucks excluded. All trucks are hereby excluded from all streets within the limits of the Village with the exception of Pelhamdale Avenue, Boston Post Road, Wolfs Lane and streets west of the Hutchinson River Parkway. § 202-26. Commercial vehicles over 2 1/2 tons excluded. A. Prohibitions. Except as provided in Subsection B below all commercial vehicles having a maximum weight exceeding 2 1/2 tons or 5,000 pounds are prohibited from using and are excluded from Pelhamdale Avenue between Colonial Avenue and the Shore Road, Wolfs Lane and Secor Lane east of the Hutchinson River Parkway. B. Exceptions. The prohibitions of Subsection A above shall not apply to commercial vehicles which are proceeding directly to or returning from a delivery to or pickup from a location within the corporate limits of the Village of Pelham Manor if such location is: (1) East of the Hutchinson River Parkway; and (2) Not abutting upon the Boston Post Road or Wynnewood Road south of the Boston Post Road. C. Vehicles using refuse transfer station. Nothing in this chapter shall prohibit commercial vehicles owned or leased by a municipal corporation from using Pelhamdale Avenue in order to proceed directly to or return directly from the Village Refuse Transfer Station. ARTICLE XIV Truck Route System § 202-27. (Reserved) ARTICLE XV Pavement Markings § 202-28. (Reserved) ARTICLE XVI Safety Zones 9 § 202-29. Safety Zones Police Safety Zone. Parking of vehicles, other than those authorized by the Chief of Police, is prohibited in a police safety zone. Police Safety Zones are established as follows: Name of Street Side Location Penfield Place East 3 spaces for a distance of approximately 66 feet directly in front of the entrance to Police Headquarters. This section shall be identified with a sign stating “Parking for Authorized Vehicles Only”. ARTICLE XVII Center Lane Allocation § 202-30. (Reserved) ARTICLE XVIII Lane Designation § 202-31. Lane designation. All commercial vehicles weighing 2 1/2 tons and over must, while proceeding on Boston Post Road, Route US 1, between the westerly and easterly boundaries of the Village of Pelham Manor travel in the extreme right lane exclusively unless said extreme right lane is occupied by a vehicle stopped, parked or left standing. ARTICLE XIX Dead-End Streets § 202-32. (Reserved) 10 ARTICLE XX Unregistered Motor Vehicles § 202-33. Unregistered motor vehicles. A. Prohibitions. No person, being a parent of or having the care and custody of a minor child shall suffer, allow or permit such child to operate any motor vehicle as defined in § 125 of the Vehicle and Traffic Law of the State of New York upon any public highway, street, sidewalk, path or other public place, unless such vehicle is duly registered under the laws of the State of New York and such child has a valid license to operate such vehicle. The operation of any unregistered motor vehicle upon any public highway, street, sidewalk, path or public place by a minor child shall be presumed to be with the sufferance, permission or consent of the parent or person having care and custody of such child. B. Penalties. Notwithstanding the provisions of § 202-35 of this chapter, any person convicted of a violation of this section shall be punished by: (1) A fine of not less than $25 nor more than $50 for a first conviction; (2) A fine of not less than $50 nor more than $100 for a second conviction within 18 months of the first conviction; and (3) A fine of not less than $100 nor more than $200 for a third or subsequent conviction within 18 months of the prior conviction. ARTICLE XXI Automobiles For Hire § 202-34. Automobiles for hire. A. It shall be unlawful for any person to maintain or operate any place of business where automobiles are offered for rent to be driven by the person who has hired the automobile unless the owner or operator of such place of business shall first have obtained a license from the Village Clerk, in accordance with this section, and such license shall then be in full force and effect. Automobiles which may be offered for hire shall be only passenger automobiles. Passenger automobiles may be offered for hire only in connection with an automobile service station legally operated in the district in which automobile service stations are permitted. Automobiles available for hire shall not be parked or stored on the streets or public places, but such place of business shall have separate parking space or garage space, or both, sufficient in size to accommodate automobiles available for hire. Such place of business shall not store or have available on the premises more than five such automobiles for hire. All automobiles for hire shall be kept clean and in good repair and shall be properly licensed and insured as required by law. B. Licenses issued by the Village Clerk pursuant to this section shall be subject to the approval of the Chief of Police of the Village, evidenced by the Chief’s endorsement thereon, and shall be further subject to suspension or revocation if said Chief of Police shall at any time find that the licensee has violated the terms of this section of such license. A license fee, payable upon filing of each application for a license pursuant to this section, shall be $100. Each license issued hereunder shall extend for the period specified therein, but not exceeding one year. 11 ARTICLE XXII Penalties § 202-35. Penalties for offenses. Every person convicted of a violation of any provision of this chapter shall for a first conviction of such provision be punished by a fine of not more than $50; for a second such conviction within 18 months thereafter such person shall be punished by a fine of not more than $100; upon a third or subsequent conviction within 18 months after the first conviction such person shall be punished by a fine of not more than $250. ARTICLE XXIII Repeal of Prior Laws § 202-36. Ordinances, regulations and local laws repealed. The following ordinances, regulations and local laws or parts of ordinances, regulations and local laws of this Village regulating traffic are hereby repealed, except that this repeal shall not affect or prevent the prosecution or punishment of any person for any act done or committed in violation of any ordinance hereby repealed prior to the taking effect of this chapter: A. Sections 10, 10A, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16A, 16B, 16C, 16 and 17 of Chapter III of the Code of General Ordinances of the Village of Pelham Manor. B. Schedules A, B, B-1 and C of Chapter IX of the Code of General Ordinances of the Village of Pelham Manor. C. Traffic Regulations A, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9. D. Local Law Nos. 2-1975, 9-1976, 12-1976, 1-1977 and 1-1980. E. Chapter 202 - Vehicles and Traffic of the Code of the Village of Pelham Manor prior to the effective date of Local Law 1 of 2024. ARTICLE XXIV Amendments by Resolution; Recording in Book § 202-37. Changes made by resolution. All changes in the schedules made a part of Article V, VI, VII, VIII, and X of this chapter may be made by the adoption of a resolution of the Board of Trustees. Said changes or amendments may be pursuant to New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law Chapter 71 Article 39. § 202-38. Book of changes at office of Village Clerk. All current listings for the articles specified in § 202-37 shall be recorded in a book kept at the Village Clerk's office and shall be open to public inspection. 12 ARTICLE XXV Schedules § 202-39. Schedule A: Traffic Control Signals. Schedule A (§ 202-4) Traffic Control Signals Location Esplanade and Boston Post Road Pelhamdale Avenue and Boston Post Road Pelhamdale Avenue and Witherbee Avenue Pelhamdale Avenue and Shore Road Fowler Avenue and Boston Post Road § 202-40. Schedule B: One-Way Roadways. Schedule B (§ 202-5) One-Way Roadways Time of Street From To Travel Permitted Restriction Clay Avenue Oak Lane Hudon Street Westerly School Hours Hudson Street Washington Avenue Prospect Avenue Easterly School hours James Street 30 feet north of Boston Post Road Southerly All times Boston Post Road Manor Lane Siwanoy Place Siwanoy Place Westerly School hours (south) (north) Secor Lane 200 feet east of east 230 feet east of east Westerly 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 curbline of Hillside curbline of Hillside p.m. excluding Road Road Saturday, Sunday and holidays Siwanoy Place Manor Lane Manor Lane Southerly School hours Stellar Avenue Iden Avenue Colonial Avenue Northerly All times Washington Avenue Oak Lane Peace Street Westerly School Hours 13 § 202-41. Schedule D: Prohibited Turning Movements. Schedule D (§ 202-7) Prohibited Turning Movements Location Direction of Travel Prohibited Movement Boston Post Road at Ely Avenue Easterly Left turn Boston Post Road at Wolfs Lane Easterly Left turn Clay Avenue at Hudson Street Westerly Left turn - school hours Pelhamdale Avenue at Witherbee Northerly Right turn on red signal Avenue Pelham Parkway at car wash and Westerly Left turn gas station exit Plymouth Street at Hudson Street Southerly Right turn - school hours Secor Lane at Pelham Parkway Westerly Right turn on red signal Witherbee Avenue at Pelhamdale Westerly Right turn on red signal Avenue Wolfs Lane at Colonial Avenue Northerly Right turn on red signal 14 § 202-42. Schedule E: Stop Intersections. Schedule E (§ 202-9A) Stop Intersections Stop on Direction of Travel At intersection of Black Street West Esplanade Black Street East Pelhamdale Avenue Bolton Road East Pelhamdale Avenue Bolton Road West Roosevelt Avenue Canal Road West Secor Lane Carol Place South Esplanade Carol Place North Iden Avenue Carol Place South Iden Avenue Clay Avenue East Grant Avenue Clay Avenue West Hudson Street Clay Avenue East Monroe Street Clay Avenue West Monroe Street Clay Avenue East Oak Lane Clay Avenue West Oak Lane Edgewood Avenue North Boston Post Road Edgewood Avenue South Prospect Avenue Edgemere Street North Hunter Avenue Ely Avenue North Esplanade Ely Avenue South Boston Post Road Esplanade North Black Street Esplanade South Black Street Esplanade South Francis Street Esplanade South Grant Avenue Esplanade South James Street Esplanade North Wolfs Lane Esplanade South Wolfs Lane Forest Road East Manor Circle Fowler Avenue North Colonial Avenue Fowler Avenue North Witherbee Avenue Fowler Avenue South Witherbee Avenue 15 Garden Road North Clay Avenue Grant Avenue North Clay Avenue Grant Avenue South Clay Avenue Grant Avenue East Edgemere Street Grant Avenue West Edgemere Street Grant Avenue East Monroe Street Grant Avenue West Monroe Street Grant Avenue East Oak Lane Grant Avenue West Oak Lane Grant Avenue East Peace Street Grant Avenue West Peace Street Grant Avenue North Pelhamdale Avenue Hazen Street West Esplanade Highbrook Avenue North Colonial Avenue Highbrook Avenue South Monterey Avenue Highbrook Avenue North Witherbee Avenue Highbrook Avenue South Witherbee Avenue Highland Avenue North Boston Post Road Hillcrest Drive West Pelhamdale Avenue Hudson Street West Peace Street Hunter Avenue East Edgemere Street Hunter Avenue East Monroe Street Hunter Avenue West Monroe Street Iden Avenue East Carol Place Iden Avenue West Carol Place Iden Avenue East Stellar Avenue Iden Avenue West Stellar Avenue Iden Avenue East Wolfs Lane Iden Avenue West Wolfs Lane Iden Avenue East Pelhamdale Avenue Jackson Avenue East Highland Avenue Jackson Avenue East Peace Street Jackson Avenue West Peace Street Jackson Avenue East Plymouth Street Jackson Avenue West Plymouth Street Jackson Avenue West Split Rock Road James Street South Boston Post Road James Street North Secor Lane James Street South Secor Lane 16 Manor Circle North Pelhamdale Avenue Manor Circle South Pelhamdale Avenue Manor Lane East Pelhamdale Avenue Manor Lane South Pelhamdale Avenue Manor Lane East Siwanoy Place Manor Ridge Road South Boston Post Road Manor Ridge Road North Colonial Avenue Monroe Street North Clay Avenue Monroe Street North Hunter Avenue Monroe Street South Hunter Avenue Monterey Avenue North Colonial Avenue Monterey Avenue West Pelhamdale Avenue Monterey Avenue North Witherbee Avenue Monterey Avenue South Witherbee Avenue Mt. Tom Road West Pelhamdale Avenue Mt. Tom Road East Rockledge Drive Mt. Tom Road West Rockledge Drive Oak Lane North Clay Avenue Oak Lane North Washington Avenue Oak Lane South Washington Avenue Park Lane North Manor Circle Peace Street North Boston Post Road Peace Street North Grant Avenue Peace Street South Grant Avenue Peace Street North Jackson Avenue Peace Street South Jackson Avenue Peace Street North Townsend Avenue Peace Street South Townsend Avenue Pease Street North Washington Avenue Peace Street South Washington Avenue Pelhamdale Avenue North Black Street Pelhamdale Avenue South Black Street Pelhamdale Avenue North Mt. Tom Road Pelhamdale Avenue South Roosevelt Avenue Pelham Manor Road North Colonial Avenue Pelham Manor Road North Witherbee Avenue Pelham Manor Road South Witherbee Avenue Plymouth Street North Boston Post Road 17 Plymouth Street South Hudson Street Plymouth Street North Jackson Avenue Plymouth Street South Jackson Avenue Plymouth Street North Townsend Avenue Plymouth Street South Townsend Avenue Prospect Avenue West Highland Avenue Penfield Place North Prospect Avenue Reed Avenue East Pelhamdale Avenue Reed Avenue East Stellar Place Reed Avenue West Stellar Place Reed Avenue West Wolfs Lane Rockledge Drive West Mt. Tom Road Roosevelt Avenue North Bolton Road Roosevelt Avenue South Bolton Road Roosevelt Avenue North Pelhamdale Avenue Roosevelt Avenue South Shore Road Roosevelt Place North Roosevelt Avenue Secor Lane East Ely Avenue Secor Lane East James Street Secor Lane West James Street Secor Lane East Timpson Street Secor Lane West Timpson Street Secor Lane East Wolfs Lane Secor Lane West Wolfs Lane Sherwood Avenue East Francis Street Sherwood Avenue West Francis Street Sherwood Avenue East Wolfs Lane Shore View Circle South Shore Road Siwanoy Place South Manor Lane Split Rock Road North Boston Post Road Split Rock Road North Townsend Avenue Split Rock Road South Townsend Avenue Stellar Avenue North Colonial Avenue Stellar Avenue North Reed Avenue Steller Place West Wolfs Lane Suburban Avenue East Francis Street Suburban Avenue West Francis Street Suburban Avenue East Wolfs Lane Timpson Street North Esplanade 18 Townsend Avenue East Highland Avenue Townsend Avenue East Peace Street Townsend Avenue West Peace Street Townsend Avenue East Plymouth Street Townsend Avenue West Plymouth Street Townsend Avenue West Split Rock Road Washington Avenue East Monroe Street Washington Avenue West Monroe Street Washington Avenue East Oak Lane Washington Avenue West Oak Lane Washington Avenue East Peace Street Washington Avenue West Peace Street West Street North Boston Post Road Witherbee Avenue East Fowler Avenue Witherbee Avenue West Fowler Avenue Witherbee Avenue East Highbrook Avenue Witherbee Avenue West Highbrook Avenue Witherbee Avenue East Wynnewood Road Wolfs Lane South Boston Post Road Wolfs Lane North Esplanade Wolfs Lane South Esplanade Wolfs Lane North Iden Avenue Wolfs Lane North Iden Avenue Wolfs Lane North Secor Lane Wolfs Lane South Secor Lane Wynnewood Road North Boston Post Road Wynnewood Road South Boston Post Road Wynnewood Road North Colonial Avenue Wynnewood Road South Country Club Drive § 202-43. Schedule F: Yield Intersections. Schedule F (§ 202-10A) Yield Intersections Yield On At Prospect Avenue Esplanade § 202-44. Schedule G: Prohibited Parking Areas. 19 Schedule G (§ 202-14A) Parking Prohibited in Certain Locations During Specified Times Location Side of Street From To Time Black Street South Pelhamdale Avenue Esplanade All times Boston Post Road North/South Boundary line for Hutchinson River All times the City of New Parkway Bridge York Boston Post Road North James Street Wolfs Lane All times Boston Post Road North A point 60 feet east Esplanade All times of the east curbline of Manor Ridge Road Boston Post Road South Pelhamdale Avenue Esplanade All times Boston Post Road South Pelhamdale Avenue A point 650 feet east All times of the curbline of Pelhamdale Avenue Boston Post Road South Wynnewood Road A point 206 feet east All times of Wynnewood Road Canal Road North/South A point 100 feet Hillside Road All times east of Secor Lane Carol Place East/West Esplanade A point 50 feet north All times Clay Avenue North Hudson St A point 125 feet east All times Clay Avenue South Oak Lane Hudson Street All times Cliff Place West Northern terminus A point 40 feet south All times Country Club Lane East Lake Drive A point 300 feet south All times Country Club Lane West Lake Drive A point 850 feet south All times Edgewood Avenue East Boston Post Road A point 400 feet south All times of Boston Post Road Edgewood Avenue West Boston Post Road A point 300 feet south All times of Boston Post Road Esplanade East Black Street A point 100 feet north All times of its intersection with Prospect Avenue Esplanade East Black Street A point 300 feet south all times Esplanade West Black Street A point 100 feet north All times of its intersection with Prospect Avenue Esplanade West Black Street A point 300 feet south all times Esplanade North A point 370 feet east A point 455 feet east all times of Wolfs Lane of Wolfs Lane Esplanade West Black Street A point 300 feet south All times 20 Fowler Avenue East Boston Post Road A point 130 feet north All times Fowler Avenue West Boston Post Road A point 480 feet north All times Garden Place South Monroe Street Garden Road All times Garden Place North Monroe Street A point 50 feet east All times Garden Road East Clay Avenue Washington Avenue All times Garden Road West Clay Avenue A point 50 feet south All times Garden Road West Washington Avenue A point 50 feet north All times Good Place North/South West Street New York City line All times Hazen Street South Pelhamdale Avenue A point 150 feet west All times Heywood Avenue North/South Highbrook Avenue A point 130 feet east School hours; of Highbrook Avenue 1-hour limit Heywood Avenue North A point 130 feet east A point 400 feet east School hours of Highbrook Avenue of Highbrook Avenue Highbrook Avenue East A point 65 feet south A point 135 feet south School hours of its intersection with of its intersection with Heywood Road Heywood Road Highbrook Avenue West Colonial Avenue A point 440 feet south School hours of its intersection with Colonial Avenue Hillside Road East Canal Road Secor Lane All times Hillside Road West Secor Lane Canal Road 8:00am to 5:00pm; 1-hour limit Hudson Street East A point 90 feet north A point 130 feet north School Hours of its intersection of its intersection with with Clay Avenue Clay Avenue Hudson Street North Clay Avenue Washington Avenue All times Iden Avenue North/South Pelhamdale Avenue Murray Street 7:00 am to 9:00 am Daily Iden Avenue North/South Pelhamdale Avenue Wolfs Lane School hours Iden Avenue North/South Pelhamdale Avenue A point 50 feet west All times Manor Lane East A point 320 feet north A point 360 feet west School hours of its intersection with of its intersection with Swianoy Place Siwanoy Place Manor Lane North Pelhamdale Avenue A point 250 feet west School Hours of its intersection with Pelhamdale Avenue Manor Lane North/South Its northern A point 50 feet west All times intersection with Pelhamdale Avenue Manor Ridge Road North Boston Post Road A point 25 feet west All times 21 of Boston Post Road Pelhamdale Avenue North/South Colonial Avenue Iden Avenue All times Pelhamdale Avenue North/South Iden Avenue Manor Lane 7:00 am to 9:00 am Pelhamdale Avenue East Boston Post Road A point 250 feet north All times of the north curbline of Boston Post Road Pelhamdale Avenue East Boston Post Road A point 60 feet south All times of Country Club Drive Pelhamdale Avenue East Colonial Avenue A point 150 feet south All times of Colonial Avenue Pelhamdale Avenue East A point 150 feet south A point 270 feet south 7:00 am to 10:00am of Colonial Avenue of Colonial Avenue Pelhamdale Avenue East A point 150 feet south A point 270 feet south 1-hour limit 10:00am to 5:00 pm Pelhamdale Avenue East Shore Road A point 340 feet north All times of the north curbline of Shore Road Pelhamdale Avenue West Boston Post Road Hazen Street All times Pelhamdale Avenue West Boston Post Road A point 90 feet south All times of the south curbline of Boston Post Road Pelhamdale Avenue West A point 250 feet south A point 275 feet south All times of the south curbline of the south curbline of Boston Post Road of Boston Post Road Pelhamdale Avenue West Colonial Avenue Manor Lane School hours Pelhamdale Avenue West North end of Manor South end of Manor All times Lane Lane Pelhamdale Avenue West Shore Road A point 300 feet north All times Pelham Parkway North/South Boston Post Road Fulton Avenue Bridge All times Plymouth Street East/West Hudson Street A point 60 feet south School hours Prospect Avenue North Esplanade A point 500 feet west All times Prospect Avenue South Esplanade Penfield Place All times Reed Avenue North/South Pelhamdale Avenue Wolfs Lane 7:00 am to 9:00 am Monday-Friday 22 Reed Avenue North/South Pelhamdale Avenue A point 100 feet south All times Secor Lane North/South Pelham Parkway Hutchinson River All times Parkway Bridge Shore Road North Boundary line A point 400 feet west All times for the City of of the west curbline of New Rochelle Pelhamdale Avenue Siwanoy Place West A point 206 feet north A point 330 feet north School hours; of Manor Lane of Manor Lane 1hour limit Siwanoy Place West A point 405 feet north A point 603 feet north School hours; of Manor Lane of Manor Lane 1 hour limit Split Rock Road East Washington Avenue Grant Avenue All times Split Rock Road West A point 200 feet north A point 230 feet north All times of New York City line of New York City line Spring Road East Boston Post Road Flint Avenue All times Spring Road West A point 120 feet south A point 560 feet south all times of Boston Post Road of Boston Post Road Stellar Avenue East Colonial Avenue Iden Avenue 7:00 am to 1:00 pm Stellar Avenue West Colonial Avenue Iden Avenue All times West Street East/West Boston Post Road Boundary line 1-hour limit For the City of New York West Street West Boston Post Road Good Place All times Westward Lane North Esplanade terminus All times Wolfs Lane East/West Colonial Avenue Iden Avenue School hours Wynnewood Road East Boston Post Road A point 250 feet north All times of the north curbline of Boston Post Road Wynnewood Road East A point 85 feet south A point 220 feet south All times of Boston Post Road of Boston Post Road Wynnewood Road East A point 550 feet south A point 700 feet south All times of Boston Post Road of Boston Post Road Wynnewood Road West A point 285 feet south A point 355 feet south All times of Boston Post Road of Boston Post Road Wynnewood Road West A point 550 feet south a point 650 feet south All times of Boston Post Road of Boston Post Road § 202-45. Schedule H: Prohibited Standing Areas. Schedule H (§ 202-16) Prohibited Standing Areas Location From To Time side Manor Lane, northern side Boston Post Road, south 23 350 feet east of the east 540 feet east of the east All times Siwanoy Place, eastern curbline of Wynnewood curbline of Wynnewood side Road Road The easterly side of its 25 feet east of its School hours southern intersection southern intersection Siwanoy Place, western with Siwanoy Place with Siwanoy Place side Its southern intersection its northern with Manor Lane intersection with School hours Manor LAne its southern its northern intersection with intersection with School hours Manor Lane Manor Lane Stellar Avenue, both Colonial Avenue Its intersection with Iden School hours sides Avenue Washington Avenue, 433 feet west of its 548 feet west of its School hours northern side intersection with Oak intersection with Oak Lane Lane § 202-46. Schedule I: Prohibited Stopping Areas. Schedule I (§ 202-17) Prohibited Stopping Areas Location From To Time Boston Post Road, north Esplanade 55 feet west All times side Boston Post Road, north Fowler Avenue 55 feet east All times side Boston Post Road, north Pelham Parkway 55 feet east All times side Boston Post Road, south Esplanade 55 feet east All times side Fowler Avenue Boston Post Road, south side 55 feet west All times 24 Boston Post Road A point 120 feet east of Manor Ridge Road All the east curbline of Manor Ridge Road Boston Post Road, south West Street 55 feet west All hours side Hudson Street Plymouth Street 138 feet east School hours Pelhamdale Avenue, east Boston Post Road 55 feet north All hours side Pelhamdale Avenue, Boston Post Road 55 feet north All hours west side Plymouth Street, west Hudson Street 45 feet north School hours side Plymouth Street, west Its southern intersection Its northern intersection School hours side with Jackson Avenue with Hudson Street Siwanoy Place, east side A point 400 feet north of A point 446 feet north of School hours Manor Lane Manor Lane Siwanoy Place, west A point 330 feet north of A point 405 feet north of School hours side Manor Lane Manor Lane 433 feet west of Oak School hours Washington Avenue, 548 feet west of Oak south side Lane Lane Sec�on 3 – Severability: Should any provision of this Local Law be declared invalid or uncons�tu�onal by any court of competent jurisdic�on, such declara�on of uncons�tu�onality or invalidity shall not affect any other provisions of this Local Law, which may be implemented without the invalid or uncons�tu�onal provisions. Sec�on 4 – Effec�ve Date: This Local Law shall become effec�ve upon being filed with the Secretary of State. 25

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