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                    <text>NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK
JANUARY 25th, 1995

REGULAR MEETING

A regular meeting of the North Tarrytown Architectural
Review Board was held on January 25th, 1995 at 8:10 P.M. in the
Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York.

°

PRESENT:

James Nazemetz, Chairman
Sean McCarthy
Marian Reilly
Elvira Aloia
Barbara Bina
Louis fcalasca

ABSENT:

Brian Slavin

ALSO PRESENT:

Jeff McGovern, Attorney
James Margotta, Building INspector

Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8:10 P.M.
1.

Regan Development Corp.-52 College Avenue-Rear Yard Bence

Ron Turnquist, Architect for Regan Development presented plans
and pictures of five foot fence to be erected at the rear of 52 College
Avenue. He stated the property was recently purchased by Regan Development
and is being restored. They have repaved the rear parking area and are
requesting approval to install the fence. He stated that the purpose
of the fence is to prevent people from walking through the rear of the
property. Mr. Turnquist stated the proposed fencing would be black
vinyl coated chain link on the east, south and west side of the lot with
landscaping as shown on the drawing presented to the Board. There will
be benches and a sitting area.
Mr. Ugo Checchi stated he lives across the street from the
apartment house and felt there should be more parking in the rear of
the building, as there was a shortage of parking in the area.
Chairman Nazemetz stated the Board could only rule on the
installation of the fence.
After a discussion Ms. Reilly moved, seconded by Mr. fcalasca
that approval be granted for the erection of a four foot, black chain
link fence at the rear of the property at 52 College Avenue. Carried.
Mr. Turnquist agreed to the change from a five foot fence to
a four foot high fence.
2.

Dennis &amp; Elizabeth Sawyer-Gaylin-438 Bellwood Avenue-Alterations.

Mrs. Sawyer-Gaylin presented pictures of 438 Bellwood Avenue
and explained to the Board what they proposed to do.

�-2After a discussion Chairman Nazemetz stated that the Board
approved in principal but would have to have drawings by an Architect.
Mr. falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the matter be
CArClSd}' over to the meeting to be held in March. Carried.
3.

Clifford &amp; Jeanette Morrison, 51 Lawrence Avenue-Addition.

Mrs. Morrison presented sketch and pictures of proposed addition
which will be a porch. She stated that the addition will be in line
with her neighbors and latticework will be installed under the porch.
She also stated that the porch will be 14 feet from the front property
line.
Discussion followed regarding type of roof and it was recommended
that a "shed" roof be installed and Mrs. Morrison agreed to the change.
Mrs. Fina moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the plans be
approved as requested with the following changes: that a shed roof be
installed, that gutters be installed, and that lattice work be installed
under the porch. Carried.
Chairman Nazemetz stated that Mrs. Morrison should submit
corrected plans to reflect the changes recommended by the Board and Mr.
Margotta would issue a Building permit.
4.

Greta Alcivar, 232 North Washington Street-Sign.
Mrs. Alcivar di«f not appear.

MINUTES
Mr. Falasca moved to approve the minutes of December 28th, 1994
as submitted. Seconded by Mr. McCarthy.
Mrs. Aloia stated she wished to correct page 2 of the minutes
regarding the vote on the Simao request. She stated she did not abstain
but she voted "no". The clerk was instructed to correct the minutes.
Ms. Fina abstained from voting.

Carried.

Discussion followed regarding fence installed at the corner
of Beekman Avenue and Broadway, and Sleepy Hollow Detailing Shop.
Chairman Nazemetz stated the next meeting would be held on
March 1st, 1995.
There being no further business to come before the Board,
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Ms. Reilly that the same be duly adjourned.
Carried.
Respecfully Submitted.—

Irene Amato
Acting Clerk

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                    <text>NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK
MARCH 1st, 1995

REGULAR MEETING

A regular meeting of the North Tarrytown Architectural
Review Board was held on March 1st, 1995 at 8:10 P.M. in the Village
Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York.
PRESENT:

James Nazemetz, Chairman
Sean McCarthy
Elvira Aloia
Brian Slavin
Barbara fcina
Louis falasca

ABSENT:

Marian Reilly

ALSO PRESENT:

Jeff McGovern, Attorney
James Margotta, Building Inspector

Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8:10 P.M.
1.

Gary McLean-Approval for Political Signs.

It was stated that a letter had been received from Mr .McLean
requesting permission to install political signs throughout the village.
Mr. McLean who is a plumber could not attend as he had an emergency.
Discussion followed regarding the various signs being placed
by both parties throughout the village and who is responsibilt for their
removal after election, also the length of time they should be displayed.
Mr. i?alasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the matter
be adjourned until the next meeting and that the Attorney be authorized
to research the matter. Carried.
Attorney McGovern stated the interested parties could apply
to other Boards for further relief.
2.

Dennis &amp; Elizabeth Sawyer-Gaylin, 438 Bellwood Avenue-Continued.

Mrs. Gaylin distributed plans and pictures of the proposed
addition to the Board Members, stating they would be adding a dormer
and a carport with an extension of the present roof.
After discussion, Mr. Balasca moved, seconded by Mrs. £ina
that the plans be approved as submitted with the provision that the
carport be no longer than twenty feet in order to keep within the setback requirements of the Code. Carried.
3.

Kris ten Timothy-Lankester, 54 Fremont Road-Overhang Addition.

Mr. McCarthy excused himself from the discussion as his firm
represents the applicant.
Mr. McCarthy presented plans tor the addition and outlined

�-2the project. Mr. McCarthy presented Affidavits of Service notifying
neighbors of the project. Mr. McCarthy stated that the addition would
be approximately eight feet long with a two foot overhang, which would
extend the present kitchen. He also stated that a triple window would
be installed instead of the present two window.
After discussion, Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. Slavin
that the application be granted as submitted. Carried.
4.

Sleepy Hollow National Bank,
Street side building facade.

49 Beekman Avenue-Alteration to Washington

Mr. McCarthy excused himself from the discussion as his firm
represents the applicant.
Mr. McCarthy presented plans for the alterations and renovations
of the Bank. Mr. McCarthy presented Affidavit of Service notifying the
neighbors of the project.
Mr. McCarthy stated that the Insurance Company for the Bank
has requested that these changes be made as soon as possible, for
security purposes.
Discussion followed regarding type of door to be installed and
type of brick to be used.
Mr. falasca moved, seconded by Mrs. Fina that the application
be approved as submitted. Carried.
5.

Car-Tonics, 283 North Broadway-Sign.

Applicant presented pictures of signs as proposed and asked for
approval of the sign already installed.
Mrs. Aloia stated the Board had previously approved a sign for
Sleepy Hollow Detailing and questioned the installation of another sign.
Applicant stated that the owner of the building had requested a
sign which was approved but has not been installed.
Mrs. Fina stated she was not in favor of the sign already
on the window.
Mr. Slavin suggested that temporary approval be granted for the
sign and that the applicant confer with a sign painter for another sign
that conforms to the Code.
Chairman Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the present
sign be approved temporarily for sixty days, that applicant confer with a
sign painter and he return with a graphic panel of a proposed alternative.
Carried.
§.

John Bogusz, 266 Harwood Avenue, fence.

Mr. Bogusz stated he would like to install a split rail fence,
with green vinyl mesh on both sides of his nroperty, with a ga£e to his
neighbors on both sides.

�-3Mr. Bogusz stated that the rear of the property presently has
a fence and the fence would match the proposed new fencing.
Mr. Slavin moved, seconded by Mrs. Fina that the application be
approved as submitted. Carried.
7. Hair Quest, 97 Cortlandt Street-Sign.
Applicant did not appear and the matter was adjourned until
the next meeting.
MINUTES
Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mrs. Aloia that the minutes of
the meeting held on January 25th, 1995 be approved as submitted with minor
changes. Carried.
Mr. Slavin abstained.
There being no further business to come before the Board, Mr.
falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the same be duly adjourned.
Carried.
Mr. Nazemetz stated that the next meeting of the Board would be
held on March 22nd, 1995.
Respectfully

rv^i^fe)

ene Amato
Acting Clerk

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REGULAR MEETING

NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK
MARCH 29th, 1995

A regular meeting of the North Tarrytown Architectural Review
Board was held on March 29th, 1995 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hall,
28 Beektnan Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York.
PRESENT:

James Nazemetz, Chairman
Sean McCarthy
Elvira Aloia
Brian Slavin
Barbara Fina
Louis Falasca

ABSENT:

Marian Reilly

ALSO PRESENT:

Jeff McGovern, Attorney
James Margotta, Building Inspector

Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8:10 P'.M.
1.

Gary McLean-Approval of Political Signs.

Mr. McLean failed to appear.
After a discussion, Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mrs. Aloia
that the matter be postponed until the next regular meeting. Carried.
2.

George Hritz, 16 Lakeview Avenue, Approval of Addition.

Architect presented Plans and Drawings of the proposed addition.
He stated that the plans had been presented to the Sleepy Hollow Manor
Improvement Association-and were approved.
Mr. Hritz stated that the purpose of the addition was to create
a studio for his wife and daughter.
After a discussion regarding type of construction, type of stone
to be used and type of roof to be constructed, Mr. Falasca moved, seconded
by Ms. Fina that the plans and drawings be approved as requested. Carried.
3.

Antonio Simao, 46 Gordon Avenue-Approval of addition in revision of
front elevation of garage.

Architect Ron Turnquist representing Mr. Simao presented revised
drawings and plans and photographs of the constructed garage. He stated
that the original approved elevations were modified and a flat roof was
constructed with a hand rail surrounding the rim of the roof, and a panel
garage door instead of a door with windows_»as jtnstaliad.
Discussion followed regarding the various changes made to the
original approved plans.
MR. Slavin stated he was not in favor of railings on the top
of the roof.

�-2Chairman Nazametz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the plans
and drawings be approved as submitted with the revisions that were made
during construction.
Chairman Nazemetz polled the Board as follows:
Mr.
Ms.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Ms.

McCarthy
Fina
Falasca
Nazemetz
Slavin
Aloia

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Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Abstain

Chairman Nazemetz declared the motion carried.
A.

Jorge Barreiros, 265 No. Washington Street-Approval of Addition.

Architect Ron Turnquist presented Plans dated March 24th, 1995
outlining the addition to the property at 265 North Washington Street.
He presented photographs of the existing building with non-conforming
addition that was constructed approximately fifteen years ago. He stated
that the addition would be-demolished and the new addition would contain
two bedrooms and a loft for future two bedrooms. He also stated that the
addition will be approximately 3 feet larger than the present addition and
will conform to all village codes.
After a discussion, Mr. Slavin moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca
that the plans be approved as submitted. Carried.
5.

William &amp; Joan Paddock, 17 Pokahoe Drive-Approval of window alterations.

Architect representing applicant presented plans for window
alterations stated that a large window will be installed in order to have
a view of the river.
After a discussion, Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. Slavin
that the plans be approved as submitted. Carried.
6.

Janos Vatai ,106 Pocantico Street-Storefront construction.

Architect Bob Barstow presented photos and plans of the proposed
renovation of storefront. He stated that the store had originally been a
bar and grill and the owner wanted to convert to an apartment".
He also
stated that the brick will be matched, and that the entrance to the apartment
would be at the rear of the building.
Ma. Fina suggested that window boxeslbe.installed'under ther
windows.
After a discussion Chairman Nazemetz requested that Mr. Barstow
resubmit the plans with the various suggestions made by the Board.

�-3Mr. McCarthy moved to table the matter, seconded by Ms. Aloia
and the Architect be directed to revise the plans and resubmit them at the
next meeting, and -the applicant be allowed to start preparing for the new
construction but not be allowed to alter the front of the building.
Carried.
7.

Levy Estate, Amos Street (Hamilton Design)-Construction of new house.

Bob.Barstow, Architect presented plans for a new house to be
built on the left side of Amos Street on a 50 x 100 lot. He stated the
house will have a hir» roof and a bay window on the left side.
Discussion followed regarding vinyl siding, shingles on roof
stone steps leading up to front door with the Board making several suggestions
Chairman Nazemetz moved, seconded by Ms. Fina that the matter be
tabled until the April 26th meeting and the Architect will resubmit plans
with suggestions as outlined by the Board and that the Building Inspector
may issue a "Foundation Permit". Carried.
MINUTES
Mr. Slavin moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the minutes of the
meeting held on March 1st, 1995 be approved as submitted. Carried.
There being no further- business to come before the Board, Ms.
Fina moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the same be duly adjourned. Carried.
Respectfully submitted,

Irene Amato
Acting Clerk

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                    <text>NDRTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK
April 26th, 1995

REGULAR MEETING

A regular meeting of the North Tarrytown Architectural Review
Board was held on April 26th, 1995 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hall,
28 Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York.
PRESENT:

James Nazemetz, Chairman
Sean McCarthy
Elvira Aloia
Barbara frina
Brian Slavin
Louis f-alasca

ABSENT:

Marian Reilly
James T. Margotta, Building Inspector

ALSO PRESENT: Jeff McGovern, Attorney
Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8:15 P.M.
1.

Donna Ross- 3 Highland Avenue-Addition
Prank Arven, Architect presented pictures and plans of the
house and outlined the proposed project stating it was Step 2 in the
project. He stated that the first addition is almost complete and the
second part will complete the project.
Discussion followed regarding size of addition, type of
construction and time of construction completion.
Mr. Slavin moved, seconded by Mr. Balasca that the project be
approved as submitted. Carried.
2.

L. Rodrjgues Enterprises-80 Beekman Avenue-New Eacade-Open Door.

Discussion followed regarding the adjournment of the matter as
Mr. Rodrigues did not appear but the tenant stated she would like the
Board to review the matter. She stated the Architect was present and
had plans to present to the Board.
Attorney McGovern stated that the Board should review the matter
as it was on the Agenda and the matter of "Grants" should not be a deciding
factor in the approval or disapproval of the request.
Applicant stated that $100,000. has been spent in the repair of
the premises and they want to proceed without the Grant money. 'Open Door"
is anxious to begin operating sometime in June.
Mr. McCarthy stated that the Board could review the matter and
possibly make recommendations.
Michael Molinelli, Architect outlined plans for a new facade.
He stated that the old facade was beyond repair and suggested that it be
removed and an awning be installed on the front of the building.

�-2Discussion followed regarding type of lighting to be used, placement
of awning on the building, type of construction, size of awning and color of
awning.
»
Ms. bina suggested that something be attached that would be similar
to present facade.
Mr. falasca suggested that a different material be used as the
awnings that were installed within the past several years are not holding
up well and some are in need of replacement.
Mr. Nazemetz stated that a facade with lights would seem to be a
better idea.
Mr. f'alasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the matter be
adjourned until the May meeting and that the Building Inspector allow them
to open up the facade in order to study the matter and that the recommendations
made by the Board be followed. Carried.
3.

C. Guarneri, Elm Street-New Garage.

Sean McCarthy excused himself from discussion as he is representing
Mrs. Guarneri.
Mr. McCarthy stated that all required variances have been obtained.
He stated that the existing structure was deteriorating and did not conform
to the tire Code and they were requesting approval of submitted plans for
a cinder block garage! He presented samples of materials' to be used and
outlined the project.
After discussion Mr. f'alasca moved, seconded by Ms. Fina that
the plans be approved as submitted. Carried.
A.

Car-Tronics, North Broadway-Sign.
Applicant failed to appear.

5.

J. Monaco, 53 fremont Road-Pence.
Applicant did not appear.
Mr. Nazemetz stated that the fence has been installed.

6.

Hamilton Design, Anos Street-New House.

Chairman Nazemetz stated that the applicant has withdrawn
from the Agenda.
7.

Janos Varai, 106 Pocantico Street-Storefront.

Robert Bars tow, Architect submitted new plans for 106 Pocantico
and stated he had incorporated the Board's recommendations in the new
drawings. He stated window boxes will be installed, existing brick front
will be painted and the false entry will be trimned out.

�-3Mr. balasca moved, seconded by Ms. fcina that the plans be
approved as submitted. Carried.
MINUIES

" •

Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. falasca that the minutes of
the meeting held on March 29th, 1995 be approved as submitted. Carried.
There being no further business to come before the Board Mr.
balasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the same be duly adjourned.
Carried.
Respectfully submitted,

—

Ifcene Anato
Acting Clerk

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                    <text>A Regular meeting of the North Tarrytown Architectural Review
Board was held on Wednesday, June 28, 1995 at 8:00 PM in Village
Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York.
Present:

James Nazemetz, Chairman
Sean McCarthy
Louis Falasca
Barbara Fina
Elvira Aloia
Robert Barstow

Absent:

Marion Reilly

Also Present: Jeffrey B. McGovern, Attorney
James T. Margotta, Building Inspector
Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8:05 PM.
1.

Catherine Guarneri- Elm Street-Approval of a Garage Building
Already Under Construction
Sean McCarthy, the Architect for this garage, presented revised
drawings of the garage with the changes. He commented that the
changes are minor and the garage will be used for storage and two
cars. He recused himself from the discussion.
After discussion, Lou Falasca moved to approve the garage door
height from approved drawings which show door height of 7*-0 and
width of 12'-0, approve garage height of 9'-4" and approve roof
pitch of 12" over 5'. Also, Sean McCarthy is to present drawings
showing an architectural frieze board around the perimeter of the
building and also the casing around the garage door for the
Board's approval at the next meeting in July, motion was seconded
by Barbara Fina and carried. Elvira Aloia voted no.
2.

Eliot &amp; Andrea Martone- 18 Farrington Ave. Approval of
Additions to Residence

Mr. Martone presented drawings and photos to the Board. He wants
to bring the garage forward and add a screened-in porch on the
back of the house.
Discussion ensued. Lou Falasca moved, second by Sean McCarthy to
deny approval until the Martone's architect can resubmit drawings
with more detail and information such as a complete elevation
sheet showing all materials, sizes and window details.
These
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Motion
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James Margotta suggested that the Board hold a special meeting on
July 12th and have Mrs. Guarneri and Mr. Martone come back then
instead of at the end of the month.
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�3.

Old Dutch Church-Broadway-Approval of a New Sign and Bulletin
Board With Changeable Letters

Reverend Vanderhart presented a drawing of proposed sign they
wish to place on the hill by the Church. It would be redwood
with green background and white letters. They also wish to have
a bulletin board on the bottom of the sign with changeable
letters. This would have a white background with black letters.
The Board expressed concerns such as top and bottom signs should
be the same colors, size, etc. Reverend Vanderhart explained
that finances are a factor in the creation of the signs. After
discussion, the Board denied his request and asked that he return
on July 12th with more particulars.
4.

Jose Ferreira-300 N. Washington St.-Request for Approval For
a Front Porch

Mr. Ferreira presented hand made drawings. The Board explained to
Mr. Ferreira that he needed drawings from an architect showing
the front and side of the house. He also needed pictures of the
existing house as it is now and drawings of what it will look
like later. The Board asked that Mr. Ferreira return on July
12th with this information.
5.

Daniel Diaz-168 Cortlandt St. -Request Approval of Existing
Sign

Applicant failed to appear.
6.

Car Tronics-Review of a Sign Placed on a Window at 283 N.
Broadway-Third Request to Appear

Applicant failed to appear.
7. Open Door Clinic- Beekman Ave.- Mr. Molinelli- Symbol Change
Chair Jim Nazemetz made a motion, second by Lou Falasca that the
Board reject Open Door's request for a change of the previously
approved logo based on the fact that Mr. Molinelli needs to
present a scale drawing showing size of letters and symbols,
distance between letters and the symbol in relation to the
awning, dimension on the awning and type-face proposed, carried.

2

�8.

Mr. John Monaco-53 Fremont Rd. Informal Discussion on Pence
Erected Without Approval

Mr. Monaco
commented that his contractor has not shown up
tonight, therefore he does not have any pictures or drawings to
show the Board.
Chair Nazemetz commented that the Zoning Board had referred this
to the ARB.
Discussion ensued on the six-foot fence which has been already
erected. Ms. Fina commented that many people in the area are
upset with the size of the fence; Mr. Monaco commented that
although that is true, there are also some that do not object.
The Chair asked that the Board be polled on the size of the fence
that they want to see erected.
Sean McCarthy voted for a four foot high fence with plantings,
Elvira Aloia, Barbara Fina, Lou Falasca and Chair Jim Nazemetz
voted for a three foot high fence maximum. Robert Barstow
commented that he would have to abstain since he was new to the
Board and has not seen the fence.
There being no further business, Jim Nazemetz moved to adjourn
the meeting, second by Lou Falasca and carried.
Respectfully submitted,
Angela Everett
Angel&lt;
Deputy Village Clerk

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                    <text>SPECIAL MEETING
OF THE
ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW BOARD
JULY 12, 199S

A special meeting of the North Tarrytown Architectural Review Board was
held on July 12, 1995 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, North
Tarrytown, New York 10591.
PRESENT:

James Naze.metz, Chairman
Sean McCarthy
Louis Falasca
Barbara Fina
Elvira Aloia
Robert Barstow

ABSENT:

Marion Reilly

ALSO PRESENT:

James T. Margotta, Building Inspector
Jeffrey B. McGovern, Attorney

Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8:05 P.M.
Chairman appointed Jeffrey B. McGovern as Secretary of the Meeting.
1.

IN THE MATTER OF OPEN DOOR FAMILY MEDICAL GROUP
BEEKMAN AVENUE - REQUEST NEW LOGO FOR AWNING.

Michael Molinelli of Michael Molinelli and Associates Architects appeared before the
Board to request a change of the previously approved logo for the above clinic to read as
follows: "The Open Door Family Medical Group".
Discussion followed regarding lettering styles and the uniformity of the name change
to all areas of the building. The resolution was that the lettering will be solid block type
and all areas of the building which were to read Open Door would now read Open Door
Family Medical Group.
A motion was made to approve the change by Mr. McCarthy and seconded by Mr.
Falasca. Unanimously carried.

�Page 2
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July 12, 1995

2.

IN THE MATTER OF OLD DUTCH CHURCH
NORTH BROADWAY - REQUEST FOR APPROVAL FOR NEW SIGN.
Reverend Vanderhart appeared before the Board on behalf of the Old Dutch Church,

Reverend Vanderhart was asked to bring in the interchangeable letters which are
to be used on the bottom portion of the sign (the purpose of this part of the sign is to tell
the community of upcoming events held at, or associated with, the church).
A lengthy discussion ensued with a resolution being brought by Mr. Barstow to
approve the sign as submitted which was seconded by Mr. McCarthy. Carried. Ms. Fina
and Ms. Aloia voted no.

3.

IN THE MATTER OF ANDREA AND ELIOT MARTONE
18 FARRINGTON AVENUE - REQUEST APPROVAL FOR NEW ADDITION.

Mr. Martone presented the Board with the plans of the proposed addition to be
constructed on his home.
Discussion followed regarding the feasibility and detailing of certain aspects of the
plans (i.e. front entrance brick, garage roof overhang and upper railings).
Mr. Nazemetz made a notion to approve the plans as submitted with the following
exceptions:
Re-submission of front entrance
Re-submission of garage roof overhang
Re-submission of railing details
Mr. Nazemetz also moved to allow Mr. Martone to go ahead and get his building
permit in order to start construction; however,the above referenced re-submission portions
of the job may not be done until Board gives their final approval based upon the resubmissions.
Seconded by Mr. Falasca. Unanimously carried.

�Page 3
Special Meeting of the Architectural Review Board
July 12, 1995

4.

IN THE MATTER OP JOSEPH FERREIRA
300 N. WASHINGTON STREET - REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF REVISED PLANS.

Mr. Ferreira appeared before the Board and presented them with a set of revised
plans for the front porch located at the above address.
Discussion followed with Mr. Barstow moving to approve the revised plans as
submitted with the following additions: •
The 4 X 4 posts are to be routed
Lattice is to be placed all around the porch
Seconded by Mr. Falasca. Unanimously carried.

5.

CATHERINE GUARNERI
26 ELM STREET . REVISED PLANS FOR GARAGE.

Mr. McCarthy appeared before the Board on behalf of Mrs. Guarneri and submitted
the revised plans for the garage located at the above address.
Discussion followed with Mr. Falasca moving to approve the re-submission of
Drawing "A" (8 ft. door with lights on both sides). Seconded by Mr. Nazemetz. Carried.
Mr. McCarthy abstained.
MINUTES

Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca, that approval of the Minutes
of the last meeting be held over to the next regular meeting (July 26, 1995).

There being no further business to come before the meeting, Mr. Falasca moved,
seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the same be duly adjourned. Carried.

Respectfully submitted,

Jeffrey B. McGovern
Secretary

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Julv 26th, 1995

A regular meeting of the North Tarrytown Architectural Review
Board was held on Ju*lv 26th, 1995 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hall,
2,c IVLkman Avenue, North Tarrvtown, Nev York.
PRESENT:

James Nazemetz, Chairman
Sean McCarthy
Marion Reilly
Barbara Fina
Elvira Aloia
Robert Barstow
Louis Falasca

ABSENT:

Jeff McGovern, Attorney
James Margotta, Building Inspector

ALSO PRESENT:

Janet Gandolfo,

Attorney

Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8;00 P.M.
1.

William Bouton, 14 Webb Road-Request for approval of additionEnclose Patio area.
Mr. Bouton presented receipts for certified mailing to the

Clerk.
Mr. Bouton presented drawings and pictures of present and
proposed construction. Mr. Bouton stated it was his intention to enlarge
the present patio and to add a sun room and playroom. He stated he had
received approval from the Zoning Board and his neighbors are not opposed
to the addition.
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Falfiaca that the meeting
be opened for public comment.
Discussion followed regardine setbacks as approved by Zoning
and Planning Boards.
Mr. Bouton stated that the addition will be siding to match
the rest of the house.
Mr. McCarthy suggested that wooden trim be installed along the
bottom of the windows.
There being no further comments Mrs. Reillv moved, seconded by
Mrs. Aloia that the'public hearing'&gt;e closed. Carried.
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Mrs. Reillv moved, seconded bv Mrs. Aloia that the plans be
approved as submitted, with the adding of the trim on the bottom of the
windows as suggested by Mr. McCarthy. Carried.

�2.

Bedford Park Associates-Bedford Road-New single family house at 107
Bedford Road.
Mr. Pateman presented receipts for certified mailim- to the

Clerk.
Mr. Pateman presented drawings and plans for construction of
a one family dwelling at 107 Bedford Road and asked for approval of same.
Mr. Pateman stated that the house would be a 2-storv colonial,
with white vinvl siding with black shutters, with a deck at the rear of
the building.
Mrs. Fina moved, seconded bv Mr. Falasca that the meeting
be opened for public comment.
There being no public comments, Mrs. Fina moved, seconded by
Mrs. Aloia that the public hearing be closed. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding the height of the house and
various elevations.
Mr. Pateman presented photographs of adjoining houses and
made comparisons as to height and design, and stated that the house
comforms to the Zoning Codes and no variances are required.
Discussion followed regarding freeze boards, pitch of roof,
porch, garage door, portico, front entrance, landscaping and casing around
garage door.
Chairman Nazemetz stated that all changes must be made on
the drawings and resubmitted at the next meeting for final approval.
Chairman Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that
conditional approval be granted based on the items discussed as follows:
1.

Casing around garage door would be approximately 1 x 6 .

2.

Garage door would be raised panels.

3. Freeze board over first floor windows extending full
length of house and under soffit of second floor.
4. Prior to construction drawings and plans for front porch
must be submitted for approval by the Board.
5* Three windows to be installed on the, -left-side-of the, hnuse^
as suggested by the Board, on the first floor. Windows on the right
side of the house and a window on the second floot hallway, as recommended.
6.

It was also stated that Architectural shingles be installed.

�Chairman Nazemetz declared the motion carried.
_3_. David Warren-217 Highland Avenue-Addition.
Snm Viera, Architect for Mr. Warren presented plans and drawings
for a second floor addition to the house at 217 Highland Avenue. He stated
that the addition would consist of two bedrooms and two baths. Mr. Viera
stated he had received approval from the Zoning Board. Mr. Viera also stated
that the windows would be double hund, dormers will be stucco finish and the
addition will match the rest of the house.
Mrs. Re illy moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the meeting be
opened for public comments.
There being no public comments Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by
Mrs. Fina that the public hearing be closed. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding casement windows, portico and
type of finish.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mrs. Reilly that the plans be
approved as submitted. Carried.
4.

John Monaco, 53 Fremont Road-Fencing (continued)

Mr. Monaco stated he had appeared before the Zoning Board and
they had approved a 4 foot 2 inches high fence and he was appearing
before the Board to update them on the fence. He stated that his neighbors
had objected to the height of the fence he has already erected. Mr. Monaco
stated that the Sleepy Hollow Manor Improvement Association would like
him to cut the height of the present fence and to install lattice. Mr.
Monaco stated he would be willing to screen the fence with bushes and
shrubbery and noted that approval is on a case to case basis.
After discussion Mr. Monaco was instructed to come back to the
next meeting with a sketch of the proposed height of fence to be installed.
Chairman Nazemetz instructed him to notify the neighbor on either
side of his property and across the street by certified mail and to return
receipts at the next meeting.
5.

James Nazemetz, 134 Hunter Avenue-Extend the front of the house and
add dormers.

Chairman Nazemetz excused himself from discussion as did Mr.
McCarthy who is the Architect for the project.
Mr. Nazemetz presented receipts for certified mailing".to the _"
Clerk.
Mr. Nazemetz presented plans and pictures of present house and
proposed construction and explained his intentions as to type of windows,
roofing, doors, overhang and front steps.

�Discussion followed regarding size of windows in bedroom, new
roof, door to deck, front steps, overhang and type of finish.
Mrs. Fina stated she was in favor of a traditional type of
honk- for the area and not modern.
After discussion, Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mrs. Reilly
that the plans be approved as submitted.
Mr. Falasca acting as Chairman, polled the Board as follows:
Mr. Barstow
Mrs. Reilly
Mrs. Aloia
Mrs. Fina
Mr. Falasca

-

Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes

Mr. Nazemetz and Mr. McCarthy did not vote.
Mr. Falasca declared the motion carried.

Old Dutch Church
Discussion followed regarding approval of proposed sign to be
installed at the Old Dutch Church which was approved at the last special
meeting.
Attorney Gandolfo stated approval of the sign could be rescinded
if the meeting was not a valid meeting. If the meeting was not advertised
all actions would be invalid.
Chairman Nazemetz stated he would like the Board members to
look at the sign.
Mrs. Fina stated she felt the size should be reduced in size.
Minutes
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mrs. Fina that the minutes of the
meeting held on June 28th, 1995 be approved as submitted. Carried. Mrs.
Reilly abstainted.
There being no further business to come before the board Mr. McCarthy
moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the same be duly adjourned. Carried.
Respectfully submitted

Ire^ie Amato
Acting Clerk

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                    <text>REGULAR MEETING

NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK
August 23rd, 1995

A regular meeting of the North Tarrytown Architectural Review
Board was held on August 23rd, 1995 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hall,
28 Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York.
PRESENT:

Sean McCarthy, Acting Chairman
Barbara Fina
Elvira Aloia
Louis Falasca

ABSENT:

James Nazemetz, Chairman
Marion Reilly
Robert Barstow

ALSO PRESENT:

James T. Margotta, Building Inspector
Emmanuel J. Lobato, Attorney

y

Acting Chairman McCarthy called the meeting to order at 8:20 P.M.,
and introduced Mr. Lobato to the members of the Board.
1.

Bedford Park Associates, Bedford Road-New one family dwelling.

Mr. Chuck Pateman presented application for the construction of a
single family dwelling and outlined his revised application. He stated
that the new plans included the following, as requested by the Board:
1. Casing around door.
2. Raised panel garage door.
3. Freeze board over first floor windows extending full length
of house and under soffit of second floor.
4. Construction drawings and plans for front porch as proposed.
5. Three windows on left side of house, windows on the second
floor and windows in dining room, as requested.
6. Architectural shingles will be installed.
Mr. Margotta stated that no variances will be required for the
construction of the front porch.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Fina that the public hearing
be opened. Carried.
There being no public comments, Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by
Ms. Fina that the hearing be closed.
Discussion followed regarding type of columns to be installed,
design and type of railing and color.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mrs. Aloia that the application
be approved as requested and that Plan A-l-1 be approved with wood columns,
as shown on Scheme 2 and that railing be painted white along with the columns.
Carried.
2.

Unique Auto Body, 95 College Avenue-Installation of sign.

Mr. Brett Walker representing the owner presented application and
drawings for sign to be installed at 95 College Avenue.

�-2Ms. Fina moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the meeting be
opened to the public. Carried.
There being no public comments, Mr. Falasca moved, seconded
by Ms. Fina that the public meeting be closed. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding color of letters, background of
sign, length and height of sign and the removal of the existing sign.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Fina that the application be
approved as submitted. Carried.
3.

Mark Greenberg, 154 Farrington Avenue-Enclose open porch.
Mr. Greenberg presented affidavits of service to Clerk.

Mr. Greenberg presented photos and plans of proposed enclosure
and addition to kitchen. He stated he will replace the roof over the
porch, move windows, replace siding and railing over porch. He also stated
that siding will match the rest of the house.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mrs. Aloia that the meeting be
opened for public comments. Carried.
There being no public comments, Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by
Mrs. Aloia that the public meeting be closed. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding portion of porch to be enclosed,
type of siding to be used, type of railing to be installed.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Fina that the application be
approved as requested and that siding, roofing and railing be replaced
and they all match the present construction of the dwelling. Carried.
4.

Laurentino Rodrigues, 185 Valley Street-Install two exhaust fans on
existing chimney chases.

Mr. Sam Viera, Architect representing the applicant presented
pictures of premises and outlined proposed installation of two exhaust
fans on existing chimney chases.
Ms. Fina moved, seconded by Mrs. Aloia that the meeting be opened
to the public for their comments. Carried.
There being no public comments Ms. Fina moved, seconded by Mrs.
Aloia that the meeting be closed. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding[the placement of the fans to the
chimney and why they were not on the original approved plans for the building.
Mr. Viera stated he was not the Architect for the original construction
and the owners did not know who the tenants would be and what their requirements
would be. He stated that the Health Department required these fans be installed.
Mr. Margotta stated that the type and size of the fans are approved
by the Health Department.

�-3Mr. Margotta stated that the applicant had received approval of
the Zoning Board.
There being no further comments Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by
Mrs. Aloia that the application be approved as submitted. Carried.
5.

Old Dutch Church, North Broadway-Re-review of proposed sign.

Chairman McCarthy stated that the sign had been approved at a
Special Meeting of the Board held on July 12th and discussed at the meeting
held on July 26th. It was the feeling of the Board that the sign application
approval be reviewed as they felt that the sign did not conform to historical
area.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Fina that the meeting be opened
for public comment. Carried.
Mr. H.Glen Hall, Attorney stated he represented the Reformed
Church of the Tarrytowns and Rev. Van Derhart and presented memo to the
Clerk regarding the sign. Mr. Hall stated that the Church was at a loss
as to why approval was granted and would like to know the board's objection
to the sign.
(Copy of memo in official minutes).

size and
Church,
research
color of

Mr. McCarthy stated that several board members objected to the
coloring of the letters and felt it did not blend in with the
or the area. He stated that the Board felt the Church should
the matter and be willing to compromise on the size, height and
the sign so that it is not objectionable to the Board.

Discussion followed regarding placement of sign, height of sign,
color of letter and color of sign and posts.
Ms. Fina moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that application be
approved as submitted with the following conditions:
That top and bottom of sign be identical green.
That top and bottom letters be white.
That bottom letter with not more than 4 inches in height.
and that the following be subject to approval at a later date:
Bottom letter style
Mounting height above ground.

CARRIED.

Mr. Hall agreed to present the foregoing to the members of the
Church and Rev. VanderHart.
It was suggested that the Church look into purchasing items
from a catalog which would be considerably less in cost.
Mr. Margotta stated that the matter would be on the September
agenda.
6.

Callas Realty Corp.-23 and 25 Beekman Avenue-Approval for new storefront
with new awnings and lighting.
Mr. Ron Turnquist, Architect presented proof of service to clerk.

�-4Mr. Turnquist presented plans and drawings for the proposed
construction, stating they would like to restore the cornice and
repaint the storefronts, hang plants and install some lighting. He
stated the awnings would be some shade of green, not yet determined
and the colors of the building would match the color of the brick.
Ms. Fina moved, seconded by Mrs. Aloia that the meeting be
opened for public comment. Carried.
There being no public comment Ms. Fina moved, seconded by Mrs.
Aloia that the meeting be closed. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding type of planting, color of awnings
and cornice and present "Breyer's" sign.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Fina that the application
be approved as submitted for 23 and 25 Beekman Avenue. Carried.
7.

Mr. &amp; Mrs. John Monaco, 53 Fremont Road, - Approval of 4 f 2" fence.

Mr. Monaco stated he would landscape in front of the fence
with 20 white pine and stated that the gate will be left open and
an eight section of fence will be moveable for egress.
Discussion followed regarding type of trees to be planted,
spacing of trees, color of lattice work and height of fence.
Ms. Fina moved, seconded by Mrs. Aloia that the application for
a 4' 2" fence with lattice painted white, landscaping in front of fence
as discussed and agreed upon be approved. Carried.
Mr. Monaco agreed to keep the trees cut so they would not be
over 6 feet in height.
Minutes
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Fina that the minutes of
July 26th, 1995 not be approved until the September meeting. Carried.
There being no further business to come before the Board Mr.
Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Fina that the same be duly adjourned.
Carried.
Re/sjkectfully submitted*^

xrene Amato
Acting Clerk

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                    <text>REGULAR MEETING
7

NORTH TARRYTOWN, tfEW YORK
September 18th, 1995

A regular meeting of the North Tarrytown Architectural Review
Board was held on September 18th, 1995 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hall,
North Tarrytown, New York.
PRESENT:

James Nazemetz, Chairman
Sean McCarthy
Marion Reilly
Elvira Aloia
Barbara Fina
Louis Falasca

ALSO PRESENT:

ABSENT:

James T. Margotta, Building INspector
Janet Gandolfo, Attorney

Robert Barstow

Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.M.
1.

OLD DUTCH CHURCH, North Broadway-Sign-Continued.

Chairman Nazemetz stated there were two outstanding items regarding
the sign on the property of the Old Dutch Church. He stated that the sign
has been installed and the Church has complied with the Board's requests.
Mr. Margotta stated that a letter had been received from the Attorney
for the Church stating that the requests of the Board had been complied with,
and the matter be removed from the agenda.
Mr. Falasca stated he had inspected the sign and felt that it was
attractive and complied with the Board's requests.
Ms. Aloia stated that the letters on the sign were white and also
agreed that the sign was attractive.
Discussion followed regarding colors of signs to be erected in the
future and colors of awnings to be erected in the future.
Ms. Fina stated she would like the code rewritten and brought up
to today's standards.
Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the sign as erected
by the Old Dutch Church be approved. Carried.
2.

Ron Turnquist, Architect-Typical signs for various businesses on
Beekman Avenue.

Chairman Nazemetz stated that Mr. Turnquist would not appear at this
meeting as the Mayor was calling a Special Meeting for September 27th to discuss
the matter of grant monies for signs and awnings.
Discussion followed regarding the Special Meeting, Grant Money, and
Directory to be installed on the Van Tassel Apartments.

�t

-2MlftUTES
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mrs. Reilly that the minutes of the
meeting held on July 26th, 1995 be approved as submitted. Carried.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia that the minutes of the
meeting held on August 23rd, 1995 be approved as submitted. Carried.
Chairman Nazemetz abstained.

There being no further business to come before the meeting Mr.
Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the same be duly adjourned.
Carried.
Respectfully submitted,

Ire^ne Amato
Acting Clerk

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                    <text>A Special Meeting of the Architectural Review Board was held on
Wednesday, September 27, 1995 at 8:00 PM in Village Hall, 28
Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York.
Present:

James Nazemetz, Chairman
Sean McCarthy
Louis Falasca
Elvira Aloia
Marion Reilly
Robert Barstow

Also Present:
Absent:

Janet Gandolfo, Attorney
James Margotta, Building Inspector
Barbara Fina

Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8:05 PM.
Vincent Cabrera,296 N. Washington St. N. Tarrvtown, NYAlterations
Ron Turnquist, Architect, presented drawings of the proposed
alterations. He commented that this is presently a one-family
stucco building which the Zoning Board has granted the owner a
variance to convert to a two-family dwelling. He showed photos of
dwelling as it exists now and plans of the proposed two-family
dwelling.
Lou Falasca moved, second by Marion Reilly to open the public
hearing, carried.
Discussion ensued on the use of the existing two columns along
with two new ones. The consensus of the Board was that the
existing columns should not be used, the columns should all
match.
Lou Falasca moved, second by Sean McCarthy to approve the plans
as submitted with the exception of the two columns in front of
the house; columns do not match and should be changed to match.
The south side of the building should have a continuous frieze
board from gable to gable from the south side of the second
floor, motion carried unanimously.
Ron Turnquist, Architect- Typical signs for various businesses on
Beekman Avenue
An informal discussion was held to discuss the design proposed
for the signs for the Beekman Avenue business district. There
have been some complaints that the signs on the awnings of the
businesses cannot be seen when coming up or down the avenue,
therefore a suggestion had been made to have a standard sign for
all store owners which would state the type of business, not the
name. The ARB must approve the type of sign first, then the
store owners would come before the Board. The ARB would control
the location of the signs and the concept.
Discussion ensued on the color, size, type of material and
whether the sign would contain one or two lines if needed.
1

�Ron Turnquist commented that the signs would be white fiberglass
with black letters and 24"X16" in size. He will bring an actual
sign before the Board to review.
Chairman Nazemetz called a five minute recess.
Hugh Casey. 48 Beekman Avenue, N. Tarrytown. NY-Remove existing
storefront and construct new front with awning, lighting, etc.
Lou Falasca moved, second by Sean McCarthy to open the public
hearing.
Ron Turnquist presented drawings of the proposed new storefront.
Discussion ensued on the type of sign, lettering and colors to be
used.
Lou Falasca moved/ second by Sean McCarthy to close the public
hearing, motion carried.
Jim Nazemetz moved to approve the application as submitted,
second by Sean McCarthy with the following exceptions; delete the
standard business sign on both ends, and the sign type style will
be a Times Roman Font 4*' high for lettering, motion carried
unanimously.
There being no further business, Jim Nazemetz moved to adjourn
the meeting, second by Lou Falasca and motion carried.
Respectfully submitted,
Angela"Everett
Deputy Village Clerk

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                    <text>NORTH TARRYIOWN, NEW YORK
October 25th, 1995

REGULAR MEETING

A regular meeting or the North Tarrytown Architectural Review
Board was held on October 25th, 1995 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hall,
28 Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York.
PRESENT:

Sean McCarthy, Acting Chairman
Barbara bina
Elvira Aloia
Robert Barstow
Louis Jbalasca

ABSENT:

James Nazemetz, Chairman
Marion Reilly

ALSO PRESENT:

Janet Gandolto, Attorney
James Margotta, Building Inspector

Acting Chairman McCarthy called the meeting to order at 8:10 P.M.
and outlined the procedure that the Board would follow.
1.

Starr Auto Repairs, 16 Hudson Street-Si%n Approval.

Mr. David Starr stated that he has been in business at 16 Hudson
Street since 1983 and most ot the signs had been installed prior to 1988,
when the ordinance came into effect. Mr. Starr presented pictures ot the
signs on the building and outlined which were mandated by the State ot New
York. He also stated he was willing to remove the signs that were objectionable
to the Board.
Mr. talasca moved, seconded by Mr. Barstow that the meeting be
opened to the public tor comment. Carried.
Mr. Smith stated he was a customer for over thirteen years and
the garage sets back on the property and has no visible impact on the
area which is zoned "Industry".
Mr. balasca moved, seconded by Ms. .bina that there being no
further comments that the meeting be closed to the public. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding which signs were mandated, where
mandated signs and optional signs were placed on the building and on the
property.
Mr.fcalascamoved, seconded by Mr. Barstow that the following
signs be approved: Starr Auto Repair, ASE Certificate Sign, Sign on the
South Side ot the Building, 2 x 2 Customer Parking Sign.
Chairman McCarthy polled the Board as follows:
Mr. fcalasca
Mr. Barstow
Mr. McCarthy

- Yes
- Yes
- Yes

Ms. bina - No
Ms. Aloia- No

�-2Acting Chairman McCarthy declared the motion not carried.
After discussion Ms. bina moved, seconded by Mr. balasca that
the following signs be approved as requested:
1.

Starr Auto Repair-3 x 5 - Installed on the front of the

building.
2. ASE Certificate Sign.
3. Starr Auto Repair installed on the south side of the building.
4. 2 x 2 Customer Parking Sign.
5. Portable sign at the front of the property to be taken indoors
at night and on weekends.
Acting Chairman McCarthy polled the Board and declared the
motion carried.
2.

Eliot Martone-18 Harrington Avenue-Re-review of previously submitted
plans.

Mr. Martone submitted revised drawings and plans outlining
proposed changes from previously approved drawings. Mr. Martone stated
that the front entrance will be stucco with scattered stone, gave more
detail on proposed railing which will be painted wood.
Ms. bina moved, seconded by Mr. balasca to open the meeting
for public conments. Carried.
There being no public conments Mr. balasca moved, seconded
by Ms. Alois to close the public meeting. Carried.
Mr. balasca moved, seconded by Ms.
drawings be approved as submitted. Carried.
3.

Aloia

that the revised

Angelo Ciampa, 286 No. Washington Street, Review of sideyard
wooden fence.
Mrs. Anne Ciampa present Affidavit of Service to the Clerk.

Mrs. Ciampa stated they were requesting approval of replacement
of a six foot fence separating the two properties. Mrs. Ciampa presented
pictures of the fence and stated that the fence had been installed prior
to their purchase of the property in the 1980's. She also stated that
the chain link fence in the front of the property was there at the time
of purchase. She stated they had replaced the sideyard fencing as several
of the posts had either rotted or been hit by her neighbors trucks and
cars.
Mr. balasca moved, ceconed by Ms. bina to open the meeting
for public conments. Carried.
Mr.
fence and had
was partially
property, and

Gary McClean stated he owns
. the property next to the
acquired the property from his Aunt, and stated the fence
on his property, and was an obstruction when he exits his
he also objected to the height and look of the fence.

Mr. Margotta stated that placement of the fence was a neighbor
problem and not for the Board to determine.

�-3Discussion followed regarding height ot the fence and Mr.
Ciampa stated he was willing to lower the height of the fence .
Ms. Aloia moved, seconded by Mr. talasca that the public meeting
be closed. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding type of fence, height and whether
the fence would have to be reconstructed.
Ms. Gandolfo stated they would have to re-submit their application
if the fence was taken down completely.
Mr. talasca moved to postpone the matter to the next meeting.
There being no second
the motion was not voted on.
After discussion, Mr. falasca moved, seconded by Ms. fina
that the application be approved as follows: that the applicant replace
new sections ot fencing to be no higher than five feet and must be
stockade type and uniformly stained. Carried.
4.

Lawrence &amp; Marion Lenihan, 457 Bellwood Avenue-Replacement of fence.
Mrs. Lenihan presented affidavit of service to Clerk.

Mrs. Lenihan stated that the white picket fence, which was cut
by hand was replacing the same type fence which had rotted and needed
replacing.
Mr.fralascamoved, seconded by Mr. Bars tow to opermeeting to the public. Carried.

the

Mr. John Jandrucko, DeVries Avenue stated he has seen the
fence and the Lenihan's should be complemented on the great job ot
replacing a fence that needed replacing and which was an eyesore to the
neighborhood.
Mr. .brank Capozza stated he was a neighbor and he agreed with
Mr. Jandrucko and that the Lenihan's are good neighbors.
Mr. Barstow moved, seconded by Mr. talasca that the public
meeting be closed. Carried.
After discussion Mr. Barstow moved, seconded by Ms. *ina
that the applicant ion for replacement ot fence be approval as requested.
Carried.
5. Manuel Martins, 65 Howard Street-Addition-Kitchen and Garage.
Mr. Sam Vieira, Architedt for the proposed addition presented
affidavits of service to Clerk.
Mr. Vieira presented photos of the existing house and outlined
the proposed addition to the kitchen and addition of a garage. Mr. Vieira
stated that the Zoning Board ot Appeals had granted several minor variances
and approved the plans.

�-4Mr. Alan Kaplan, 63 Howard Street asked that the Board delay
their decision as he was in the process of seeking an injunction against the Zoning Board of Appeals as he felt they made a mistake in granting
the variances.
Attorney Gandolfo stated that Applicant proceeds at his own
risk and the matter is up to the Court to decide and has nothing to
do with the Architectural Review Board .
Mr. Vieira stated the applicant would appreciate it if the
Board made a decision tonight.
Mr. Kaplan stated that the addition was too close to the property
line and that the garage was too large and was only five feet from his
side yard and would block the light.
Mr. Salvatore Firrincelli stated that the garage is at the rear
and is approximately nine feet from his rear yard. He stated he has been
there over thirty years, in the summer he has a garden and is very
disturbed by the size of the addition and garage.
Mrs. Michaelides, 84 Howard Street stated she has lived there
twenty-six years and objects to the size of the building and garage.
She stated he has changed from a one family to a two family and noone
objected but feels that the addition is too large for the size of the
lot and all the neighbors feel the same.
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. fcalasca that the meeting
be closed to the public. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding rear elevations, size of
addition and garage, neighbors objections.
Mr.fcalascamoved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the application
be approved as requested.
Mr. McCarthy polled the Board as follows:
Mr. talasca
Mr. McCarthy
Ms.
frina

Yes
Yes
Yes

Mr. Barstow
Ms. Aloia

No
No

Mr. McCarthy declared the motion denied.
Mr. Vieira asked what recourse he had as the Zoning Board of
Appeals had granted the variances and approved the project.
Attorney Gandolfo stated that the Board could discuss the matter
and offer suggestions as to what they would approve.
Mr. McCarthy stated that the project could be scaled down so
that it would not be objectionable to the neighbors
Ms. Aloia felt that the garage could be scaled down in size.

�-56.

Joseph Barron-28 Pine Street-Remove garage door and install entry door
and smaller garage door.

Mr. Ron Turnquist, Architect for the project presented application
and drawings and pictures of proposedproj ect, for the Board to review.
Mr. Turnquist present affidavit of service to Clerk.
Mr. Turnquist stated that the applicant had applied to the
Zoning Board of Appeals for several variances which were granted.
Mr. Turnquist stated there would be no change to the front of the house
except that the garage door would be smaller in width.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. Barstow to open the meeting
tor public comments. Carried.
There being no public comments, Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by
Mr. Barstow that the public meeting be closed. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding type of construction, type and
size of entry door and type and size of garage door, various means of
egress, light and ventilation in living areas, parking spaces.
Mr. Margotta stated he would review the variances as approved
by the Zoning Board of Appeals.
Attorney Gandolto stated that the Zoning Board had considered
the fact that the garage would be used as a garage and not for storage and
that a parking space would be added.
After discussion Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. Barstow
that the matter be postponed to the next meeting in order to obtain
more information. Carried.
Signs on Beekman Avenue
Discussion followed regarding shapes, sizes and types of signs
to be presented at the next meeting.
Larry Rodriguez-Chestnut Street and Depeyster Street Project.
Mr. Turnquist stated that an application was before the Zoning
Board and the Planning Board regarding the construction of a retaining
wall which will be fourteen feet high in some areas, and was informally
discussing it with the ARB.
MINUTES
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the niinutes
of the meeting held on September 18th, 1995 be approved as submitted.
Carried.

�-6Discussion followed regarding the date of the meeting to be
held in November. Tentative date of next meeting was set for November
20th.
There being no further business to come before the Board, Ms.
Fina moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia that the same be duly adjourned. Carried.
Respectfully submitted,

Irene Amato
Acting Clerk

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5 McCarthy Drive
Ossining, New York
November 2, 1995
Mr. James T. Margotta
Building Inspector
28 Beekman Avenue
North Tarrytown, New York

10562

10591

Dear Mr. Margotta:
In compliance with the Architectural Review Board's
decision for us to replace the existing 62 linear feet
wooden fence on our property, at 286 North Washington
Street, we have obtained an estimate for the professional
installation of a new fence.
We find the appraised amount of $1450.00 totally
unfeasable and a true financial hardship. The decision to
replace a sturdy and well-built structure, for the sake of
a height that can be reduced in other ways, is further
adding to the emotional and financial stress we have had to
endure.
For years, we have been harassed by Mr. McLean regarding
the position of the fence. We have had to contract
Mr. Charles Riley twice, (1990 and October 1995) to re-survey
and re-stake our property, at our expense, to prove to
Mr. McLean that the fence is on our side of the property
line. With his accusations, he has attempted to coerce us
into taking down the entire fence, so he can have open
access to drive freely through our driveway with his
plumbing business trucks, winter business plow, and other
vehicles.
You will recall, Mr. McLean was very specific and
stated numerous times during the meeting of October 25, "95,
"this fence is a nuisance" to him.
We would like to invite the members of the Architectural
Review Board to visit the site, and determine for themselves
the condition of the wooden fence. We are more than willing
to reduce its height to code.
We trust that the BOard will review this case with a
fair and open mind.
Very truly yours,

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                    <text>REGULAR MEETING

NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK
NOVEMBER 20th ,1995

A regular meeting of the North Tarrytown Architectural Review
Board was held on November 20th, 1995 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hall,
28 Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York.
PRESENT:

James Nazemetz, Chairman
Sean McCarthy
Marian Reilly
Robert Barstow
Barbara Fina
Elvira Aloia

ABSENT:

Louis Falasca

ALSO PRESENT:

Janet Gandolfo, Attorney
James Margotta, Building Inspector

Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8 P.M.
1.

Helen Stafford, 400 North Broadway, Stockade Fence.

Mrs. Stafford's Agent presented pictures of the property
and outlined the proposed fencing and stated that steps had been built
on the north side of the property and they were in litigation with the
neighbors regarding the fencing and the steps.
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Ms. Fina to open the meeting
for public comments. Carried.
Georgina Mangieri representing the owners of property on the
north side stated that the matter was in litigation but her attorney
could not be present tonight. She asked that the matter be postponed
to a later date. She stated that the two properties have been in the
families for over fifty-five years and the alley between the two houses
has been accessible to both parties.
Discussion followed regarding steps that were installed in 1995,
and pictures were presented showing the steps.
Chairman Nazemetz stated that this was a legal matter that the
Board could not be involved in and they could only approve or disapprove
the fence.
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Barstow that the meeting
be closed to the public. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding the height of the proposed fencing,
the type and stain to be used, and the front and sideyard setbacks.
Ms. Reilly moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that approval be
granted for a five foot high, stained fencing to the front of the house
and a three foot high fence in front of the house, fencing to be eight
foot sections. Fencing to be on the north side of the property. Carried.

�-22.

Rodrigues Enterprises, 76 Chestnut Street &amp; 83 Depeyster StreetApproval of retaining wall.
Mr. Rodrigues presented "model" of proposed project.

Mr. Turnquist, Architect for the project stated they were asking
approvel of the approximately fourteen foot high wall so that they could
begin the project before the end of the year.
Mr. Turnquist presented affidavits of service to the Attorney.
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Ms. Reilly that the meeting be
opened for public comments. Carried.
There being no comments, Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr.
Barstow that the meeting be closed to the public. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding various options available rather
than a fourteen foot high wall.
Chairman Nazemetz stated that the wall would be approximately
148 feet long, two feet above grade rising gradually from four feet
to fourteen feet high, thirty inches in width at the highest point.
Mr. Turnquisit stated there will be a black chain link fence
on top of wall from the beginnin to the end on the side yard and on the
front yard the fence will be three feet high.
Ms. Aloia stated she was opposed to the wall as the project
was in the center of the village and the wall would be an eyesore.
She stated she would like to see another plan.
Ms. Fina stated she favored a type of planting that would be
green all year round in order to cover the wall.
Discussion followed regarding the wall and if it had been
approved by the Planning Board.
Chairman Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the
wall be a crib type retaining wall with four foot high chain link
black fence and that planting be honeysuckle or planting recommended
by Village's Planning Consultant.
Chairman Nazemetz polled the Board as follows:

Mr.
Mr.
Ms.
Ms.
Ms.

McCarthy
Barstow
Reilly
Fina
Aloia

yes
yes
yes
yes
no

Chairman Nazemetz declared the motion carried.

�-3-

3.

Joseph Barron-28 Pine Street-One Family to Two Family
Mr. Barstow stated he would abstain from discussion in the

matter.
Mr. Turnquist, Architect for the project stated it was totally
redesigned since the last meeting and outlined the new plan. He stated
that the house was a one story ranch and they would like to raise the
roof and add a second floor.
Discussion followed regarding the various changes to be made,
type of construction and type of shingles to be used.
Ms. Fina moved, seconded by Mr. Nazemetz that the plans be
approved as submitted. Carried. Mr. Barstow abstained.
4.

Jose Rivera, (Columbus Cargo Express)188 Cortlandt Street-Neon Sign.

Mr. Rivera failed to appear
the next meeting in December.
5.

and the matter was postponed until

Omar Rivera, 15 Elm Street-Revision of roof, soffit, roof line
and windows.
Mr. Rivera presented affidavits of service to Attorney.

Mr. Barstow stated that approval for the project was obtained
in March, 1995 and he was asking approval for revised plans to the
roof, soffit and roof line and windows.
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Ms. Reilly that the meeting be
open to the Public for comments. Carried.
There being no public comments, Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by
Ms. Find to close the public meeting. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding the various changes and request
for approval.
Ms. Reilly moved, seconded by Ms. Fina that the application be
approved as submitted. Carried. Mr. Barstow abstained.
6.

Colabella Contracting-Tappan Avenue-Fence-Split Rail.
Applicant presented affidavit of service to Attorney.

Applicant presented pictures of fence to be installed along
the property line.
Chairman Nazemetz stated he had received a letter from Mr. &amp; Mrs.
Luigi Tucci, 45 Dell Street stating they object to the fence and would
like a retaining wall built with a chain link fence on top.
Mr. McCarthy moved seconded by Ms. Reilly that the meeting be
opened to the public for comments.

�_4-

There being no public comments, Mr. Barstow moved, seconded
by Ms. Fina that the meeting be closed for public comments. Carried.
After a discussion Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Ms. Fina
that approval be granted for a four foot high fence beginning twenty
feet from the front property line. Carried.
7.

Anna Ciampa, 286 No. Washington Street-Discussion. Fence.

Discussion followed regarding fence and condition of fence
at 286 North Washington Street.
Discussion followed regarding addition to Kitchen and garage
at 65 Howard Street.
Attorney stated that the applicant must resubmit
as the motion was denied.
Chairman Nazemetz stated that the December meeting will be held
on December 2 7th.
Minutes- Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Barstow that the minutes
of the meeting held on October 25, 1995 be approved as submitted.
Carried.
Chairman Nazemetz stated he had visited the site on 286
North Washington Street ans inspected the fence and feels that the
fence can be repaired and that the fence can be cut down to five
feet and refinished.
There being no further business to come before the Board,
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Ms. Reilly that the same be duly
adjourned. Carried.

Ire'tie Amato
Acting Clerk

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                    <text>REGULAR MEETING

NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK
DECEMBER 27th, 1995

A regular meeting of the North Tarrytown Architectural
Review Board was held on December 27th, 1995 at 8:00 P.M. in the
Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York.
PRESENT:

James Nazemetz, Chairman
Sean McCarthy
Robert Barstow
Elvira Aloia
Barbara Fina
Louis Falasca

ABSENT:

Marian Reilly

ALSO PRESENT:

Janet Gandolfo, Attorney
James Margotta, Building Inspector

Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8 P.M.
Chairman Nazemetz reported there will be a Work Session
on Wednesday, January 17th to discuss Local Laws and Procedures
of the Board. He also stated that Mayor Treacy would attend.
1.

K. Taylor &amp; J. Berkowitz, 45 Hemlock Drive-Kitchen Addition.

Mr. McCarthy stated he was representing the applicant
and
would not participate in the voting. He presented plans and drawings
of the proposed project and outlined same.
Mr. McCarthy presented Affidavits of Service to the Clerk.
Mr. Barstow moved, seconded by Ms. Fina to open the meeting
to the public for discussion.
Mrs. Michaeladies, Howard Street stated she felt that a member
of the Board should not represent an applicant.
Mr. McCarthy stated that he serves on the Board as a volunteer
and being an Architect is his livelihood. He also stated he does
not participate in the voting for or against the application.
Attorney Gandolfo stated that if a Board member fully discloses
his interest in the application and does not participate in the voting
it is perfectly legal for him to sit on the Board. Ms. Gandolfo stated
that the Board members do not receive compensation but serve without pay.
There being no further comments from the public, Mr. Falasca
moved, seconded by Ms. Fina that the public hearing be closed. Carried.

�-2Building Inspector Margotta reported he had received a copy
of a letter from the Sleepy Hollow Manor Association in which they
approved the plans as submitted to the Board for their approval.
(Copy in Official Minutes).
Discussion followed regarding type of construction and size
of addition.
Ms. Fina moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the application
for a kitchen addition be approved as submitted. Carried.
Mr. McCarthy abstained from voting.
2.

Angela Ciampa, 286 No. Washington Street-Re-review of side-yard
wooden fence.
Mrs. Ciamp presented Affidavits of Service to the Clerk.

Attorney Gandolfo stated that the neighbor involved has
requested a postponement as he is unable to attend the meeting.
Mrs. Ciampa presented pictures and outlined what was planned
to correct the situation. She stated it would be a hardship for them
to completely replace the fence. She also stated that the fence is
constantly being hit by her neighbors trucks when he comes out of his
driveway. Mrs. Ciampa stated she has had the property surveyed twice
at a cost of over $800.00 and if her neighbor feels the fence is on his
property he should have his property surveyed. Mrs. Ciampa claims she
has been harassed by her neighbor and feels he wants the fence taken
down so he can have easy access to his property by his business vans.
Chairman Nazemetz stated that the decision of the Board was
made as they felt the fence was an eyesore and should be repaired or
replaced.
Mr. Falasca stated that the fence looks bad and stated that
the neighbor has no influence on the decision of the Board.
Mrs. Ciampa stated that the original fence was six feet high
and they have maintained that height, but they were willing to cut
the fence to five feet.
After a discussion, Chairman Nazemetz moved, seconded by Ms.
Aloia to table the matter to the January 24th, meeting of the Board.
Carried.
3.

Manuel Martins,(Sam Vieira, Architect) 65 Howard Street-Addition of
Kitchen and Garage.
Mr. Vieira presented Affidavits of Service to Clerk.

Mr. Richard Blancato, Attorney for the Applicant stated
they were reapplying and submitting the same plans for addition of
a kitchen and a garage as the previous application resulted in a
non-vote and would like the Board to reconsider the application.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Fina to open the meeting
to the public for discussion.

�-3Mr. Vieira presented plans and outlined the project stating
that the construction would be a one story addition with a one car
garage. He stated that the house was presently a two family house
and would remain a two family house.
Discussion followed regarding setbacks and type of construction.
Chairman Nazemetz stated that Mr. Kaplan, a neighbor had
strongly objected to the project but was unable to attend the meeting.
Mr. &amp; Mrs. Firrincelli, represented by their son-in-law
stated they objected to the addition as it was too big and would
block their light.
Mrs. Michaeladies, Howard Street stated the neighbors did not
object when they converted from a one-family to a two-family but they
strongly object to the large addition as it would be unsightly.
Mr. Blancato stated that the Zoning Board has approved the
addition and granted the necessary variances.
Mr. Firrincelli stated that the neighboring houses have their
garages at the rear of the property and stated that the new construction
would close in his property.
There being no further comments from the public, Ms. Fina
moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the public hearing be closed.
Carried.
Discussion followed regarding size of addition and appearance
of same.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the application
be approved as submitted.
Chairman Nazemetz polled the Board as follows:

Mr.
Mr.
Ms.
Ms.

McCarthy
Barstow
Aloia
Fina

yes
yes
no
yes

Mr. Falasca
Mr. Nazemetz

yes
yes.

Chairman Nazemetz declared the motion carried.
4.

Jose Rivera (Columbus Cargo Express), 188 Cortlandt Street-Neon Sign,

Mr. Margotta stated that the applicant could not appear and
asked that the matter be put over until the January meeting.
5.

Robert Barstow-Amos Street-Amend from 3/95 Approval.

Mr. Barstow stated he was the applicant to amend the plans
approved in March, 1995 and he would not participate in the voting.
Mr. Barstow stated he would like to withdraw the submittion of
the plans approved in March, 1995 and submit new plans and drawings
instead.

�-4Mr. Barstow stated there would be a one car garage on the
west side of the house and outlined the type of construction, pitch
of roof, placement of windows, elevations, vinyl siding.
Mr. Barstow presented Affidavits of Service to Clerk.
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Ms. Fina to open the meeting
to the public for discussion. Carried.
Mr. Chuck Pateman stated he would like to review the rear
elevation of the proposed construction as he has an interest in the
property adjoining Mr. Barstow1s lot, and he would like to see a
"Site Plan", and felt one should be provided.
Mr. Barstow stated that the lot was 50 x 100 and there are no
unusual grades of any concern to nearby properties and meets all the
Zoning requirements. Mr. Barstow stated that a deck will be built on
grade and will provide a "Site Plan" if the Board requires one.
Mr. Pateman stated his friend is the owner of property at
the rear and he is proposing a wall when application is submitted
next month. He also stated he will be requesting a front yard
variance from the Zoning Board.
Discussion followed regarding the following items:
Placement of windows, main roof soffit, elevations, pull
down stairs to attic, vinyl siding, columns to be wrapped in aluminum,
architectural shingles for roof, solid front door with transom
window above, two side lights along front door and double hung windows.
There being no further comments from the public, Mr. Falasca
moved, seconded by Mr. Nazemetz to adjourn the public hearing to the
January meeting and to postpone their decision until the January
meeting and that Mr. Barstow submit a "Site Plan" for the Board's
approval. Carried.
Minutes
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Ms. Fina that the minutes of
the meeting held on November 20th, 1995 be accepted as submitted.
Carried. Mr. Falasca abstained.
Old Business
Discussion followed regarding house on Washington Street, formerly
owned by John White.
Approval was given for stucco and vinyl siding has
been installed.
Discussion followed regarding type of windows installed on Church
on Cortlandt Street and type of windows approved by the Board. Mr.
Margotta was directed to send a letter to the Architect regarding same.

�-5Discussion followed regarding options of the Board and the
Attorney stated that the Board could direct the Building Inspector
to withhold issuing a Certificate of Occupancy if the plans are not
followed as approved.
There being no further business to come before the Board,
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia that the meeting be duly
adjourned. Carried.
Respectfully submitted, v

llrene Amato
Acting Clerk

.'

�SLEEPY HOLLOW MANOR ASSOCIATION
November 17, 1995
Ms. Kit Taylor and Mr. Jack Berkowitz
45 Hemlock Drive
North Tarry town, New York 10591
Dear Kit and Jack:
The Board of the Sleepy Hollow Manor Association has reviewed the plans that you
have submitted for the addition to your home at 45 Hemlock Drive. The Board has made a
determination that the proposed construction would be appropriate both for the site and for
the Manor generally and has, therefore, approved the plans submitted.
As 1 am sure you know, the construction is also subject to all applicable rules and
laws - building, zoning, etc. - of the Village of North Tarrytown. 1 am providing a duplicate
copy of this letter to Mr. James Margotta, Building Inspector for the Village of North
Tarrytown so that, when you apply for your building permit for the addition, he will be
aware that Sleepy Hollow Manor Association approval has been granted.
Yours sincerely,
Richard D. Weiss, President
Sleepy Hollow Manor Association
cc: James Margotta

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