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Mr. Martin Bernstein
169 South Main St»
New Cityt Na*r York 10956

lei Letter dated Dec, 9, 1986
to Mayor Joseph Galgano,
Morth Tarrytown, N*Y*

Dear S i n
The Planning Board
8*30 P«M# in the Village
Tarrytownf M*Y.

meet cm January 19» 19671 at
at -211 Beekraan Avenue, North

Kindly bring all necessary plans or sketches as may he
required in the discussion, as per your request on the subject
matter (Anchor Motor Freight) in your above dated letter•
Truly yoursf

Q^tiJL ^ ^

Anthony M. GasparovicJ
Planning Board

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�Martin Bernstein Agency
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE

169 SOUTH MAIN STREET
N. Y. 110956

N E W CITY, ROCKLAND COUNTY,

(914) NE 4-4682

December 9th, 1966 .

Mayor Joseph Galgano
Village Ha I I
Beacon Avenue
North Tarrytown, New York
Dear Mayor Galgano:
This letter Is a follow-up to our telephone discussion regarding the
possibility and desirability of Anchor Motor Freight extending their
land into the Hudson River on aline with the present General Motors
Plant land.
If this could be accomplished, this naturally would provide an
opportunity for Anchor Motor to have more parking facilities for new
cars from GM, and increase the capacity of the GM operations. It
could also provide North Tarrytown with the opportunity for increased
tax revenues and possibly additional land for municipal use too.
My participation in thisiis as a representative of Anchor Motor Freight
to help them carry this through from planning stage to completion.
While my professional background is Real Estate and Insurance, I am also
involved in the entire question of community planning both in Rockland
County as a former member of the Clarkstown Planning Board and in New
York City as the Chairman of Manhattan Community Planning Board #1 in
lower Manhattan. I am also President of Community Development
Consultants, Inc.
1 mention the above in order to explain that I understand the
responsibilities of the North Tarrytown Village Board to make its
decisions based on what is best for its community, and to use its
authority to have any development fit into a comprehensive plan for
North Tarrytown.
I would like to meet with the North Tarrytown Village Board to discuss
this proposition in depth. It should be understood that the Village
Board is the first step in a long series of approvals by various
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NEW YORK CITY OFFICE: 150 NASSAU STREET • NEW YORK, N. Y. 10038 • (212) WO 2-454S

�December 9th, 1966

Mayor Joseph Galgano

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Hudson River Valley Commission, etc, etc. However, a discussion
of the concept with the Village Board is a first important step In
this long procedure.
After discussing this with your col leagues, could you advise me as
to the time to meet with you.

MARTIN BERNSTEIN
MB/mbc

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                    <text>May 19, 1967
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Mr. Anthony S. Gaeparovic, Chairman
Planning Board
Village of North Tarrytown
28 Beekman Avenue,
No. Tarrytown, New York
Dear Mr, Gasnarovic:

\

Tn tny meeting with the Planning Board on January 19, 1967, we discussed
the possibility of tying together the expansion of Anchor Motor freight
parking lot through a land fill program on the Hudson and the relocation;
of the new North/South State Highway. It was suggested at that time,
that I acquire additional information regarding this new road and hoW
it would relate to this proposed development.
I have discussed this with the Westchester County Planning Department
and subsequently with the New York State Department of Public Work*.
Tt would appear to me that ;the new North/South road is being planned
to run paralell and contiguous to the railroad and will have a direct
access to the New York State ^Thruway. This should provide the opportunity to increase the vehicle capacity at Ceneral Motors Plant without
increasing the traffic problem in the Village of North Tarrytown. Tn
fact this road will completely eliminate this problem. I have also
discussed this with the Hudson River Valley Commission and have been
advised if the Villages of Tarrytown and North Tarrvtown would jointly
request a study for the proper development and redevelopment of the
Hudson River shoreline in their area, they would be happv to provide
this service to municipalities. As I understand It, the Hudson Fiver
Valeey Commission is staffed to help communities along the Hudson River
to prepare immediate and long range planning for residential and
commercial development. I believe that they could provide you with a
wonderful service in this direction.
Could you keep me Informed as to what steps we should take to help
Implement our proposal. If possible, T would appreciate the opportunity
to again appear before the Board to discuss this further.
Sincerely,
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CONSULTANTS, IWJ*

*
MARTIN BERNSTEIN
MB:foe
VICE PRESIDENT
cc: Although I am In the Real Estate and Insurance business In Mew City,
New York, I am also connected with tie above firm and would appreciate
correspondence directed to my New York Office.

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Sal G. Domella Enterprises
AUTOMOTIVE &amp; MARINE APPRAISERS
47 Hudson Terrace - MEdford 1-4196 - No. Tarrytown, N.Y.

October 31, 1967

Village of Horth Taxrytown, H.T.
Zoning Board of JLUUUJS
Afill IB Appeals
Mr. James Prierer Chairman

RE;

Subdivision of property at
47 Hudson Terrace, Ho* Tarrytown

Gentlemen;
I have applied to the Planning Board for permission to subdivide
my property at 47 Hudson Terrace; Sec. 17, Blk. 12, Lot 8, for the purpose
of erecting a one family home for my self and my family. A meeting was held
on 9/7/67, and permission was granted to me to subdivide my property. This
was also verified by mail on 9/15/67, by Mr. Gasparovic, Building Inspector
and Chairman of the Planning Board.
I now have applied to Mr. Gasparovic for a Building Permit, and
requested a front yard setback variance. Mr. Gasparovic referred me to the
Zoning Board of Appeals, and said that I would have to seek and request a
variance xoxx*

from the Zoning Board.

I hereby submijt my request for a front yard variance setback of
5 ft. from the front foundation wall to the front property line, and in the
event that the second floor cantillver As measured, then I will need a 7 ft.
front yard setback variavce. However the distance from the ground floor level
to the front line will be 15 ft. instead of the required 20 ft. The reason
for the variance request is explained in the supplemental sheet.
Description of building to be erected
2 story colonial type building with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths on 2nd floor level,
1st floor level, will have kitchen, dining room, living room w/ fireplace
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bath, laundry room, suspended porch off kitchen, center hall w/ stairs.

Full cellar, w/ garage, and garage entrance to be on Hudson Terrace. The
exterior shall consist of brick front and the ballance of the exterior to
be covered in cedar shake type shingle, and building to have hip roof.

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�Sal G. Domella Enterprises
AUTOMOTIVE &amp; MARINE APPRAISERS
47 Hudson Terrace - MEdford l-4lS£ - No. Tarrytown, N.Y.

SUPPELMBHTAL

SHEET

The reasons for the requested front yard variance list as follows;
#1

Due to the Irregular shaped lot, the variance will permit better
useage of the land in the erection of the building.

#2

Due to the irregular shaped lot, the varianoe will permit the
north west corner of the foundation wall to be set in closer to
solid virgin soil, and further away from the 4 ft. high dry wall
on the north side of the property, therefore insuring a sfcfer and
better foundation wall with out the possibility of any shifting
causing cracks or breaks in the foundation at a later date.

#3 ..... Due to the irregular shaped lot, the lack of a varianoe would
cause extreme fInlanela1 burden and hardship, due to the process
that would be involved to insure a solid conorete corner wall.
#4 —

Due to the irregular shaped lot, the varianoe will allow me to have
a distance of 25 ft. at the extreme short point rear north west
corner of the building, to the south side Bedford Hd. curb line*

#5 - — —

At the present time, there are other buildings on the west side
of Hudson Terrace, that have about 15 ft. front yard setback and
even less. I therefore feel that if granted the variance, there
would not be any unusual difference in the present front yard
building lines.

#6 — —

Also please note that there will be no infringement upon any of
my neighbors, for 1 will have Bedford Rd. on my North, and an apart
ment uxKdbckyxmjKmMXx^auttazxmmx house owned by my self on the
south side. Therefore I will not be causing any hardship or problems
to any of my neighbors.

#7 — . — Due to the irregular shaped lot, the lack of the said mentioned
variancewould cause undue finianclal hardship upon my self and
family to erect this new building.
I therefore respectfully request that the requested variance be granted,;
Hopefully awaiting your granting this variance, I remain respectively
Very Truly Yours v
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                    <text>5 Daoembcr 1967

Planning Board
Village of North Tarrytown
No. Tarrytown, N.Y.
Attantioni Mr* Anthony Gasparovic, Chairman
Daar Sirt
Enclosed please find copy of letter from Janes and Victor
Albanese, owner* of the Pickwick Post Restaurant, 3*8 North
Broadway, which is self-explanatory.
On Monday* December 1tht a public hearing was held regarding
a proposed amendment to the soning ordinance, but no aotion was '
taken by the Board. The Board of Trustee* would like you to
review the area and submit recommendations to the Board.
The Board of Trustees, at their matting hold on December '.
also received a request from a Mr. Robert Linger, a copy of whi
is encloeed, requesting a change in the soning ordinance on
Baekman Avenue. Mr. Langer is interested in reopening the Strar
Theater.
The Board of Trustees would like the Planning Board to revi„,
the present soning on Baekman Avenue, Cortlandt Street and Valley
Street with a view towards the relief of off-street parking.
The Board will appreoiata any recommendations you may of far
in the above requests.
Sincerely,

Enc.

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