1 25 10 https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/56fe2f06c11c769015a2e3b0e859a687.pdf f9425e882eefad21aaebb789d3350289 PDF Text Text RFHITAR MEETING SLEEPY HOLLOW, N Y . DECEMBER 1st, 1999 A regular meeting of the Sleepy Hollow Architectural Review Board was held on Wednesday, December 1st, 1999 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, Skeepy Hollow, New York. PRESENT: James Nazemetz, Chairman Sean McCarthy Thomas Capossela Elvira Aloia Barbara Fina Louis Falasca ABSENT: Robert Barstow ALSO PRESENT: James Margotta, Building Inspector Edward Lammers, Attorney Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.M. Chairman Nazemetz stated that due to the Holidays the Board would not meet at the end of December, and stated that the next meeting of the Board would be held on January 26th, 2000. Chairman Nazemetz welcomed Mr. Capossela who is the new member appointed to the Board. 1. DAVID E. JACOBSEN, 534 BELLWOOD AVEMJE - ADDITION OF PORTICO TO FRONT. Mr. Jacobsen stated that plans had been submitted at the last meeting but they were informed by the Building Inspector that they had to appear before the Zoning Board for approval prior to approval by the ARB. Mr. Jacobsen submitted pictures of his house and proposed plans for the addition and stated that the addition would be in keeping with the neighborhood. Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to open the meeting for public comments. Carried. There being no public comments, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by by Mrs. Aloia to close the meeting for public comments. Carried. Discussion followed regarding type of construction and Mr. Nazemetz stated that the Zoning Board had approved the addition and granted a variance. Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to approve the application as submitted. Carried. 2. JAMES T.KEPER & BARBARA TURK, 10 BIRCH CLOSE-Addition of Dormer. Ms. Turk presented Plans and outlined the project, stating that a dormer would be constructed on the second floor of the house for �-2additional space which would include a bathroom and a walk in closet and bedroom. Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to open the meeting for public comments. Carried. There being no public comments Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Capossela to close the meeting for public comments. Carried. Discussion followed regarding type of construction, windows, shutters and size of dormer. Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to approve the application as submitted. Carried. 3. MIGUEL JIMENEZ, 76 BEEKMAN AVENUE-APPROVAL OF NEW FACADE. Ron Turnquist, Architect presented drawings of building and outlined the project stating that windows would be replaced, balconies re-stuccoed, color to be "honeysuckle", lintels, sills, to be a shade of green, painted areas to be dark green and color of awning has not been decided. Mr. Turnquisit presented affidavit of service of mailings to Clerk. Ms. Fina moved, seconded by Mr. Falasaca to open the meeting for public comments. Carried. There being no public comments Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to close the meeting for public comments. Carried. Discussion followed regarding type of balcony, type and size of new windows and the size of the store front window. The size of the store window was discussed and the consensus was that the window in the plans was too small for a storefront. Ms. Fina felt that a large window would be more attractive and be more in keeping with tiie other storefronts in the area. After discussion, Mr. Margotta stated that after January 1st, he would be sending out letters to the various shop keepers in the Village to remove all signs from inside the windows as they were in violation. Mr. Nazemetz stated he would like to see a larger window and the Board members all agreed. Discussion followed regarding the upper side of the building and Mr. Jimenez agreed to restucco the whole building. Mr. Nazemetz asked for the Board's feelings regarding the store fonrt window: Mr. McCarthy stated he would prefer a larger with the posts removed, Mr. Capossela stated he had no problem with the window as presented, Ms. Fina would like a larger window with the posts eliminated or nrinimized and Ms. Alois and Mr.Falasca both would like a larger window with no posts. �-3Mr. Nazemetz moved to approve the application as submitted. There being no second to the motion the motion did not pass. Discussion followed with Attorney Lammers regarding the rejection of the plans and what procedure should follow if the plans were rejected by the Board. Attorney Lammers stated that if the plans were completely rejected Mr. Jimenez would have to reapply after six months with revised plans to be considered. Discussion followed with Mr. Falasca asking Mr. Jimenez if he would consider the Boards recommendations. MR. Jimenez stated he wanted the window as submitted in order for the Building to look nice. Mr. McCarthy stated that he felt with the larger window it would be easier for the Police Department to keep an eye on the inside of the store, and felt the larger window would be a safety feature. Mr. Capossela stated he would like to work with Mr. Jimenz as he has bought a lot of properties in the Village and has upgraded all of them. Mr. l^urnquist stated that Mr. Jimenez would like the Board to vote on the matter. Mr. Nazemetz stated he had offered a resolution to approve and there was no second to the motion so it did not pass. Mr. Margotta stated that new drawings would have to be prepared and presented to the Board for their approval, if they do not approve the drawings submitted. Mr. Jimenez and his Son-m-Law then left the meeting. Mr. Turnquist then gave the following proposal and asked the Board if they would consider approving: Drop the sill 18 inches above finished floor and maintain the 4 x 8 pifee of glass, rid the post in the middle and install two globes on front of building. Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Capossela to approve the proposal requested by Architect Turnquist on Mr. Jimenez's behalf. Mr. Nazemetz polled the Board as follows: Mr. McCarthy Ms. Fina Mr. Falasca - abstain - yes - abstain Mr. Capossela Ms. Aloia Mr. Nazemetz - yes - abstain - yes Discussion then followed on whether the Motion was passed or was not passed. �-4Mr. McCarthy stated he felt that the intent of "abstention" was -to vofce "no". . ,, „-*_ Attorney Larmiers stated that an abstention does not mean an outright "no" vote and the vote should determine that the vote on the motion was null and void and the Board should discuss the matter and go forth and begin again. Mr. Tumquist stated that in light of the vote he would withdraw his proposal and confer with his client. It was the feeling of Board members that the matter be tabled until the next meeting. MINUTES Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the Minutes of the meeting held on October 27th, 1999 be accepted as presented. Carried. Mr. Nazemetz stated that the next meeting of the Board would be held on January 26th, 2000. Falasca There being no further business to come before the Board Mr. moved, seconded by Ms. Fina that the same be duly adjourned. Carried. Respectfully submitted, Irene Amato Acting Clerk � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Architectural Review Board Minutes-1999 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource MINS_ARB_1999-12-01 Subject The topic of the resource Architectural Review Board Minutes-1999 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1999 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/59021be4d40134874654dc85246dd683.pdf f04be07b2490169e4a3a654dd72e1271 PDF Text Text REGULAR MEETING SLfcEPY HOLLOW,NEW YORK OCTOBER 27th, 1999 A regular meeting of the Sleepy Hollow Architectural Review Board was held on Wednesday, October 27th, 1999 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, Sleepy Hollow, New York. £?* PRESENT: ABSENT: James Nazemetz, Chairman Sean McCarthy Elvira Aloia Barbara Fina Robert Barstow Thomas Caposella K € .^ ~ ^L^_ ''v/£v ' f ALSO PRESENT: James Margotta, Building INspector Edward Lammers, Attorney Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8:10 P.M. Chairman Nazemetz stated that due to the Holidays the next meeting of the Board would be held on Wednesday, December 1st, 1999 at 8 P.M. J 1. JEANNE B, CAPPIELLO, 174 Highland Avenue, Addition to First Floor, Second floor and one car detached garage. Mr. McCutcheon, Architect for the project presented Plans and pictures of the house as it is presently and drawings showing the proposed additions and garage. He stated that the house was previously owned by Mr. Kennison and is at the corner of Highland and Munroe Avenue in Philipse Manor. He stated that the house was built in 1920 and various repairs need^ to be done as some of the wood has deteriorated. Mrs. Cappiello, a relative of Mr. Kennison inherited the house and would like to add on and erect a garage. Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to open the meeting for public comments. Carried. There being no public comments, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to close the meeting for public comments. Carried. Discussion followed regarding the carport that was damaged by a storm and had to be removed, size of proposed garage and distance from residence, the width and length of proposed driveway, and it was suggested that the applicant might wish to erect a two-car garage instead of a one-car garage. Ms. Fina suggested that raised panel doors be installed on the garage. Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the application for the addition and the erection of a one-car garage be approved as submitted, and the applicant install; xaised panel door on the garage, and if they decide to erect a two-car garage they return for approval. Carried. �** -22. : JOHN CABECA, BEEKMAN AVENUE & CLINTON STREET-SIX-FAMILY BUILDING CONTINUATION. Architect Sam Viera presented revised plans and drawings and stated this was a continuation of a presentation made at the September meeting. He stated that he made revisions to the drawings as requested rjy the Board and asked that they be approved. Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to open the meeting for public comments. Carried. There being no public comments Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to close the meeting for public comments. Carried. Discussion followed regarding Zoning Board- requirements and the various changes made. Mr. Viera stated that the trim would be painted wood, stairrases were changed to come out on Beekman Avenue and made to match various buildings in the area. He stated that steel studs would be used covered by plywood sheething and stock bay windows would be installed. He stated that the ixu\ld^ncj would be approxiirately twenty-five feet from the front property lime on Beekman Avenue. Mr. Viera also sqted there would be two ground floor apartments which would be handicapped accessible. Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia to approve the revised plans as submitted. Carried. MINUTES Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Ms. Fina to accept the minutes of the meeting held on July 28th, 1999 as presented. Carried. Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia to accept the minutes of the meeting held on September 22nd, 1999 as presented. Carried. There being no further business to come before the Board, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Ms. Fina that the same be duly adjourned. Carried. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Architectural Review Board Minutes-1999 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource MINS_ARB_1999-10-27 Subject The topic of the resource Architectural Review Board Minutes-1999 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1999 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/55ad42b8ab60ed1b76b5c6118b49a0a1.pdf 4cf20124a38b6f102f06ad375330e945 PDF Text Text THERE WAS NO ARB MEETING IN AUGUST 1999 �REGULAR MEETING SLEEPY HOLLOW,N.Y. SEPTEMBER 22nd, 1999 A regular meeting of the Sleepy Hollow Architectural Review Board was held on Wednesday, September 22nd, 1999 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, Sleepy Hollow, New York. PRESENT: James Nazemetz, CHAIRMAN Sean McCarthy Elvira Aloia Robert Barstow Louis Falasca ABSENT: Barbara Fina ALSO PRESENT: James Margotta, Building Inspector Edward Larimers, Attorney Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8:10 P.M. 1. Neil & Barbara Whitehouse, 4 Fremont Road~Approval of Fence. Applicant presented plans for the erection of a cedar fence at the rear of their property so they could have privacy. It was stated that a house is being erected and they felt it would benefit both parties. Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Nazemetz that the meeting be opened for public comments. Carried. Mr. Zuzzolo, contractor who is building the house stated he had no objection to the erection of the fence. There being no further comments, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the meeting for public comments be closed. Carried, Discussion followed regarding type of fence, height of fence and area to be covered by the fence. Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Barstow that plans for a five foot high fence around part of side yard and rear yard be approved as submitted. Carried. 2. ANTHONY & KIMBERLY ZUZZOLO, 6 FREMONT RCH)-CONTrNUATION-PORTICO & FRONT DOOR DETAILS. Mr. Zuzzolo presented scale drawings of proposed front door and portico and stated that they had taken the Board's recommendations and complied with them, and requested approval of same. Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Barstow to open the meeting for public comments. Carried. Mr. WhiteHouse, 4 Fremont Road-stated he had no objection to the request. There being no further carments, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the meeting for public carments be closed. Carried. �-2Discussion followed regarding proposed application. Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to approve the application as requested, with the garage to be as previously drawn. Carried. 3. ROBERT & JULIA ANELLO, 114 MERLIN AVENUE-ADDITION OVER EXISTING GARAGE. Mrs. Anello presented plans for the Board to consider and stated they had lived in the house for sixteen years and they now need more space, and asked for approval of the plans. Mrs. -Anello presented affidavit of mailings to the Clerk. Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia that the meeting be opened for public comments. Carried. There being no public comments Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the meeting be closed for public comments. Carried. Discussion followed regarding height of house, gables and type of construction. Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to approve the plans as submitted. Carried. 4. JAMES & AMY BENDER, 1 3 9 MTT.TARD AVENUE-REPAIRS. Mr. Bender had presented affidavit of mailings to the Building INspector. Mr. Bender stated that the house was built in 1905 and needed repairs to the front porch which had rotted away, the spindles need changing and he would like to replace them and would like to enclose the deck area. Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Barstow that the meeting be opened for public comments. Carried. There being no public comments, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to close the meeting for public comments. Carried. Discussion followed regarding type of spindles to be used, amount of water damage to the house and type of construction. Mr. Barstow moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to approve the plans for the renovations as submitted. Carried. 5. JULIO ZHINGRI-290 NORTH WASHINGTON STREET-FENCE. (CONTINUATION) Mr. Zhingri presented affidavit of mailings to the Clerk. Mr. Zhingri stated he had appeared before the Board in July but had not sent out mailings and was told to return after he had. Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to open the meeting for public comments. Carried. Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia to close the meeting for public comments. Carried. �Discussion followed regardinq heiqht and type of fencing to be installed, and where fencing would Ix? placed. Mr. McCarthy movcxl, seconded by Ms. Aleia that the appl Leant Ije allowed to erect a five foot high stockade fence on the side and rear of his property. Carried. (} • I'SONCIO MOLINA-15 COLLEGE AVENUE-ADDITION. Mr. Barstow excused himself from. fiarticipat inq as he is the Architect for tjrxe project. Mr. Barstow presented plans for and addition to the left side of the front of the house, stating that the new construction would match the rest of the house, would have a shed roof and match the shed roof of the front tx*>rch. he stated that the addition would conform U> all ccxles and no variances were needed. Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the meeting be opened for public carments. Carried. There being no public comments, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to close the meeting for public comments. Carried. Discussion followed regarding type of shingle on the present house and the availability of the same in order to match the new construction. Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded l>y Mr. Falasca that the application for an addition be approved as submitted. Carried. Mr. Barstow did not vote. 7. JANET A. GANDOLFO 174 WEBBER AVENUE-APPROVAL OF ADDITION. Mr. McCarthy excused himself from participating as he is the Architect for the project. Mr. McCarthy stated that die addition would be approximately 16 x 38 and would consist of a family roon and study with a bedroom and bath on the second floor. He stated that no variances are required. Mr. McCarthy stated they would lx? extending the front porch, the roof would be replaced, and the shutters would be dark blue. Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia to open the meeting for public comments. Carried. Mr. Charles Shebetti, 181 Beekman Avenue asked if it was propeller a member of the Board to make a determination on his own application. Attorney Lammers stated that the members excused themselves from [\irt uupating in discussion and voting on the approval of the application. There being no further comments, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia that the meeting for publ ic comments lx*» closed. Carried. Discussion followed regarding size of lot and side and rear yard requirements. Mr.Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia to approve the request as suljnitted. Carried. Mr. McCarthy did not vote. �-48. PAUL KYRIAKIDIS, 17 BARNHART AVENUE -CONVENING ONE-FAMILY HOUSE TO TWO FAMILY HOUSE. Mr. Kyriakidis presented affidavit of mailings to Clerk. Mr. Kyriakidis stated he would like to convert the one family house to a two family- house in order for his son to have his own apartment. He stated that the addition would be at the rear of the house and would be aluminum sided to match the rest of the house. Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to open the meeting for public comments. Carried. Mr. Shibetti, 181 Beekman Avenue had no objection to the addition and felt that permission should be granted. There being no further conments, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the meeting for public comments be closed. Carried. Discussion followed regarding type of windows, and the erection of new concrete steps and type of siding. Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. Barstow that the application be approved as submitted. Carried. 9. JOHN CABECA, BEEKMAN AVENUE & CLINTON STPEET-CONSTRUCTION OF SIX-FAMILY BUILDING. Mr. Sam Viera, Architect for the Project outlined the proposed plans for a six family apartment building with garages. He stated they had received approved from the Zoning Board and Planning Board. Mr. Viera stated there would be twelve parking spaces, the apartments would have individual entrances to each apartment and there would be two apartments on the first floor facing Beekman Avenue. He also stated a lift would be provided for the handicap as suggested by the Planning Board. Mr. Viera presented affidavit of mailings to the Clerk. Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to open the meeting for public comments. Carried. Mr. Charles Shibetti, 181 Beekman Avenue questioned where the parking would be situated and how spaces would be provided. Mr. Viera stated that the project would have the required spaces for a building that size, and would conform to all aspects of the Zoning Ordinance. There being no further comments, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia to close the meeting for public ccrnnents. Carried. Discussion followed regarding the entrances to each apartment, type of lift for handicapped and if there would be a roof over the lift. Also discussed was location of garbage bins and type of construction. Chairman Nazemetz stated he felt that the building was too massive for the area. Mr. Viera stated that the lead agency for the Village is the Planning �-5Board and they have approved the plans for the project. Discussion followed regarding the formation of the Pevitalization Board and their duties. Mr. Falasca stated he was in favor of the project. Mr. Bars tow felt that the building was toq massive for the area. Discussion followed and the Board suggested that Mr. Viera return at the next meeting with various changes as discussed. Mr. Nazemetz stated that the next meeting of the Board would be held on October 27th, 1999. MINUTES Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the minutes of the meeting held on June 28th, 1999 be approved as submitted. Carried. Mr. Nazemetz stated that the July minutes had not been received by Board members, and they would be discussed at the next meeting. There were no minutes for August as there was no meeting. There being no further business to ccme before the Board, Mr. Bars tow moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the same be duly adjourned. Carried. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Architectural Review Board Minutes-1999 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource MINS_ARB_1999-09-22 Subject The topic of the resource Architectural Review Board Minutes-1999 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1999 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/1f32220688fa577820d88c38657feec2.pdf bbeb67875521e59b64f309982e59ef19 PDF Text Text Regular Meeting SLEEPY HOLLOW, NEW YORK July 28, 1999 A regular meeting of the Sleepy Hollow Architectural Review Board was held on Wednesday, July 28, 1999 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hall, <3 28 Beekman Avenue, Sleepy Hollow, New York. '°A 7 / ^ PRESENT: Sean McCarthy, Acting Chairman Barbara Fina Robert Barstow Louis Falasca ABSENT: James Nazemetz Elvira Aloia ALSO PRESENT: Edward Lammers, Attorney Chairman McCarthy called the meeting to order at 8:05 P.M. 1. Maria L. Graca. 139-143 New Broadway Maria Graca presented her application for approval to build a unilock retaining wall about 8 ft. high, 40 ft. long and 30 ft. return and a 42 in. high galvanized high chain link fence. Mr. McCarthy asks Ms. Graca to present the certified mailings. The applicant did not have certified mailings with her. Chairman McCarthy indicates that the Board has the plans from Ms. Graca's engineer which shows where the wall is proposed and Mr. McCarthy asks if the plans have been approved by the Village Engineer. Ms. Graca responds that she has been to the Planning Board. The Architectural Board has concerns about the aesthetics of the wall and how high it will be and asks about the color of the wall. Ms. Graca indicates the wall will be beige and presents the board pictures of the wall. Mr. Falasca moved to open the meeting for public comments, seconded by Mr. Barstow. Motion carried. At this time a resident who's property abuts Ms. Graca's property asks several questions regarding drainage considerations and the slope of property. �July 28, 1999 2 The adjacent property owner does not feel an 8 ft. high wall will suffice and understands a fence will be built on top of the wall but has concerns about the drainage. She asks about the statute of limitations on building this retaining wall and feels the project is taking too long. Ms. Graca states she was advised to build a retaining wall which will provide better accessibility to the building and emphasizes there is adequate drainage. Chairman McCarthy asks Ms. Graca that after she gets approval from the Architectural Review Board and applies for a building permit how soon after will she be prepared to build the wall. Ms. Graca intents to build the wall as soon as possible, citing that the building permit expires after one year. Mr. McCarthy advises the neighboring property owner to inform the building department if this becomes a dangerous hazard to her property and her neighbors. There was some discussion about the soil that has not been removed. Mario DeFelice, Board of Trustees informs the Board a note, "to stop all work" was left at the site of applicant's property. Ms. Graca indicates to Mr. McCarthy that she has a contractor for this project. There is some discussion on the height of the wall. Mr. McCarthy indicates that according to the drawings the wall will be higher than 8 ft. The topograhy map shows an 80.6 elevation at the southern most point and at the top of wall will be 89.5. There was still concern from the public regarding drainage and the time span for this project. Mr. McCarthy also indicates concern with the danger of an unsafe site. There was some discussion on the discrepancy with the height of the wall between 7 ft. maximum and 8.6 ft. The public expressed their approval of an 8 ft. wall. Attorney Lammers indicates the Architectural Review Board determines �July 28, 1 999 3 the aesthetics of the property and suggests any decision made by the Architectural Board would be subject to a decision by the Mayor and Board of Trustees. The drainage concerns will be addressed with the Village Engineer. The applicant indicates that at this time she does not have a building permit which is a concern to the public. After comment from the public regarding the absence of the certified mailings by the applicant, Attorney Lammers indicates any decision by the Architectural Review Board will rest on the submission of the proper certified mailings by the applicant. If proper mailings were not sent, the Board will not authorize the Building Inspector to issue a building permit There being no further public comments, Mr. Falasca moves to close the meeting to public comments, seconded by Mrs. Fiina. Motion carried. Motion by Mr. Falasca to adjourn until Ms. Graca returns with certified mailings, seconded by Ms. Fina. Motion carried. 2. Julio Zhingri. 290 N. Washington St. Application for the construction of a 5 ft. high stockade type fence. Chairman McCarthy asks applicant for certified mailings. Mr. Zhingri did not send certified mailings. There is some discussion by the Board and the applicant on the proper procedure for certified mailings. Motion by Mr. Falasca to table this application until the September meeting, seconded by Mr. Barstow. Motion carried. 3. Harold & Jane Tucker. 260 Millard Avenue Application for an addition. Mailings presented to Mr. Lammers. Mr. Tucker presented application for approval to raise and construct a new roof with dormers on front and back to accomodate more space, new siding �July 28, 1999 4 throughout, new windows and shutters with window boxes and move existing side entrance. Mr. Tucker presents drawings to Board with some discussion. Mr. Falasca moved to open meeting to the public, seconded by Ms. Fina. Motion carried. There being no comments from the public, Mr. McCarthy moved to close meeting to the public, seconded by Mr. Barstow. Motion carried. Some discussion by the Board and the contractor Barry Newman regarding the 24" from the ridge line of the cupola and the submission of new plans to scale. Mr. Falasca motions for approval to build the house as submitted with the exception of the cupola and to return and submit a new plan to scale of the portion of the house with the cupola. Motion seconded by Ms. Fina. Motion carried. 4. Anthony & Kimberly Zuzzolo. 6 Fremont Road. Sleepy Hollow Manor (continued) Application for the construction of a new module house. Mr. McCarthy reports that the application is a continuation of last month's meeting. The applicant had to return with some details on the porch, windows, and garage doors. Mr. Zuzzolo indicates that the house will be white and the shutters black. The windows will be trimmed with 4 in. trim board on the bottom and sides, 6 in. on top with solid crown molding. Mr. Zuzzolo will return the ends of the crown. Garage doors will be changed to the side of house with two windows in front. The front windows will be revised with a picture window without shutters. Applicant has submitted details on the portico. The front door will be standard size. Looking at the plans the Board has some discussion regarding the front door trim. Mr. Zuzzolo indicates to Mr. McCarthy that these are all the revisions. Mr. Falasca motions to open meeting for public comments, seconded by Ms. Fina. Motion carried. �July 28, 1999 5 There being no public comments, Mr. Falasca moves to close meeting to public comments, seconded by Ms. Fina. Motion carried. Ms. Fina makes a recommendation that the second story window should have some sort of decoration. Mr. Zuzzolo responds that he did not like the appearance of a vent and has contemplated different sizes and shapes. To the homeowners personal opinion it did not fit. Mr. Zuzzolo did not like the prefabricated sunburst but possibily would make one from the siding. Many of these sunbursts are smooth grain but with wood siding will stand out. The grain on the siding and the grain on the prefabricated sunburst is a noticeable difference. The picture window will be one piece and arched. Mr. Falasca wants a scale of the windows. Mr. McCarthy motions to approve the resubmission of 6 Fremont Road including a revised entrance portico subject to a revised front portico window. Seconded by Mr. Falasca. Motion carried. 5 Shippy Realty (Miguel Jiminez). 196 Cortlandt St. (continued) Mr. Jiminez, at a previous meeting, presented an application to renovate building by removing existing clapboard (vinyl) siding and stucco walls with new shutters, lights and awnings, (drawing prepared by Turuquist Architects, 95 Beekman Ave., Sleepy Hollow). Mr. Jiminez states that at the previous meeting the Board is concerned about what is under the siding and the windows. (At this point Mr. Jiminez shows the Board some photos of the building) The applicant's intention is to take the siding off and stucco the building and add shutters. The colors would be light green stucco with dark green on the corners of the building. Ms. Fina has concern about the contrast of the green stucco of the building and the trim and asks about the surrounding buildings. Mr. Jiminez says that several surrrounding buildings are stucco. Mr. McCarthy asks Mr. Jiminez if he investigated what was the building's original siding. The Board feels the building was originally shingle and did not want another stucco building. Mr. McCarthy wants the character of the building restored as part of the waterfront redevelopment. Mr. Jiminez states that in the past the building has never been repaired. July 28, 1999 6 �Mr. Falasca asks about the two different fire escapes and Mr. McCarthy did not want the cornice to be covered up like the Castle Restaurant. Mr. McCarthy referred, in part, to the Revitalized Plan; "When rehabiliting commerical buildings the integity of the original design should be respected and whenever possible the original materials should be used". Ms. Fina asks Mr. Jiminez what is the differential between stucco and clapboard in which Mr. Jiminez indicates a 75% increase. The applicant would take off the old stucco and add new stucco on the building. Architect Ron Turuquist indicates that this building could not be built today because of the type of construction. The applicant is ready to go with the energy efficient insulation and the stucco. Mr. Jiminez adds that the building has renovated hallways, fire proof sheet rock and has the sprinkler system set up. Ms. Fina moves to open the meeting for public comments, seconded by Mr. Falasca. Motion carried. Mr. McCarthy asks what color would be used for the building. Ms. Fina comments that the color is important and does not want every building in town to look the same. The architect indicates there isn't much that can be done with the building besides stucco or aluminum/vinyl siding. Mr. Jiminez can not afford cedar shakes. Ms. Fina again expresses her concern with the color green and at this point Mr. Jiminez says another color would be agreeable to him. Mr. Falasca moves to close the meeting to public comments, seconded by Ms. Fina. Motion carried. Mr. Falasca asks about the present condition of the stucco. Mr. Jiminez indicates that the stucco is too heavy, cracked and very dirty. The Board feels in several years the replaced stucco will crack and get dirty because of the building's busy location. Mr. Falasca feels that because the applicant will use synthetic stucco it will not withstand the abuse. Mr. Jiminez states the base is a mix of glue and cement which will make it more durable. The windows will not be replaced this year, only painted. Mr. Barstow asks Mr. Jiminez what he will do with the detail on the top of the building. Mr. Jiminez responds that he will paint it. The Board has some discussion on the original material underneath the aluminum siding and requests that it be researched. Mr. Barstow likes the original photo but �July 28, 1999 7 because of code concerns does not think it is practical. He agrees with the stucco but not the color green and has concern regarding the details on the top of the building. Mr. Falasca will not vote for a green building. Ms. Fina will favor a stucco building but not the color green. She prefers colonial colors in keeping with the historical theme of the town. The Board is told by the architect that Mr. Jiminez must finish the stucco work and negotiate the awnings and spend the money for the awnings by September 14th. Mr. Falasco feels the building should be white with a blue, maroon or green trim. Ms. Fina feels white will be hard to keep clean. Mr. Barstow indicates that half of the lineation of the sketch is not spelled out. The Board asks several questions about signage on the awnings. At the previous meeting the Board requested Mr. Jiminez to return with photos showing the condition of the material underneath the aluminum. Mr. McCarthy feels the aluminum siding should be removed to investigate the material underneath. Replacing the structure with colonial vinyl siding or original cedar siding will cost less or as much as stucco. Using these materials will restore the village back to its historical character. At this point a lengthy discussion incurred between the applicant and the Board regarding the multi colors used in the village and the hispanic heritage now living in Sleepy Hollow. Ms. Fina makes a motion to approve this application with the following notations, seconded by Mr. Falasca. Motion carried. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Cornice will be stripped, cleaned and painted and if needed restored to their original condition. Stucco - smooth finish. 1 112 inch recess on reveals Windows & Frames - upstairs windows will remain as existing store front windows - painted 18 inch freeze board over store front. Aluminum coping Awnings - typical shed style 16 inch brass numerals Fire escapes - stripped and repainted �July 28, 1999 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 8 Signage - name of business with street address Upper two levels - double hung windows will have lintels and sills projecting, no casing, stucco will be returned at the jams Windows - 6 inch lintels, 4 inch sills Four windows over laundromat will have vinyl louver shutters Windows will be painted to match the trim Existing freeze boards - painted and scraped Raised coins Doors will not be replaced Lighting as per drawings Colors: Base - parchment #342 Trim - Truro Blue #604 1, Maria L. Graca, 139-143 New Broadway - reopened Mr. McCarthy moved to reopen the meeting, seconded by Mr. Falasca. Motion carried. Ms. Fina indicates wall will be unilock pizza two, 8 feet high. The color will be greyish. Ms. Fina motions for approval, seconded by Mr. Falasca. Motion carried. 6. Rodrigues Enterprises, 76 Chestnut St. (cont.) Continued application for construction of new multiple dwelling. Applicant presents Board with photos of 76 Chestnut St. Mr. McCarthy indicates several years ago applicant received approval for retaining wall which has been done and now applicant needs approval for building. The original application was for a gable roof but applicant now seeks approval for a flat roof. Turuquist Architects, 95, Beekman Avenue, Sleepy Hollow presents to the Board details of the application. The building was originally commercial but has been changed. Will be 1 2 units with entrances on each end of the stairwells with an entrance to the lower level. Floor plans for each floor have been prepared. Garage will be in front. The windows are white vinyl, double hung windows. Construction is concrete block with stucco finish, columns for detail and globe lighting. An extra story will be added. The adjacent building will be demolished for a parking lot.There was some discussion with � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Architectural Review Board Minutes-1999 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource MINS_ARB_1999-07-28 Subject The topic of the resource Architectural Review Board Minutes-1999 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1999 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/9be1697331dc42c4f30e500b252aae70.pdf 272d0e3bc9dd461991eb933272ad7f68 PDF Text Text Regular Meeting SLEEPY HOLLOW, NEW YORK June 23, 1999 A regular meeting of the Sleepy Hollow Architectural Review Board was held on Wednesday, June 23, 1999 at 8:00 p.m. in the Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, Sleepy Hollow, New York. PRESENT: James Nazemetz, Chairman Sean McCarthy Barbara Fina Elvira Aloia ABSENT: Robert Barstow Louis Falasca ALSO PRESENT: Edward Lammers, Attorney James Margotta, Building Inspector Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8:05 P.M. 1. Anthony & Kimberly Zuzzolo. 6 Fremont Road. Sleepy Hollow Manor Mailings presented to Mr. Lammers. Father of Anthony Zuzzolo presented application for approval of new house construction & driveway at approximate cost of $225,000. He is building house for his son. He stated it is a modular home, 3,000 square feet, center hall colonial. Chairman Nazemetz asks if packet presented to board is accurate. Builder answers that there will be 2 separate garage doors, not 1. Mr. Nazemetz moved to open meeting for public comments. Ms. Fina seconds. Carried. Neil Whitehouse, 4 Fremont Road, spoke. His home will be most impacted by new construction. He states that he is in favor of proposed construction. He thinks proposed home is in keeping with the neighborhood and will be aesthetically pleasing. Asks board to approve. There being no more public comments, Mr. McCarthy moves to close meeting to public comments, Ms. Aloia seconds. Carried. Discussion was held regarding details of home not shown on drawing. Board requests details to be ironed out and be submitted at next meeting. The Board is concerned that home be in keeping with neighboring homes and be more traditional in character. Mr. Nazemetz states that the overall concept is okay but the Board suggests they come back with specific details regarding the i �following: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Window options: shutters or crown moldings Porch rail & columns: paired or wider in size Alternate feature for window above portico Front door trim:, transition or pilasters Chimney cap Board asks how many steps leading to front door. Answer is two. Board states if more than two steps, steps will need railing. Steps will be flagstone surface with flagstone walkway. Windows will be double hung Anderson windows. Mr. Nazemetz motions for conditional approval for basic modular box with condition that a more detailed proposal for items 1-5 above be submitted to board at next meeting. Mr. McCarthy seconds motion. Carried. Approval for foundation and site work if building department has approved permit to install foundation. 2. Shipping Realty (Miguel Jiminez) 196 Cortlandt Street Mailings presented to Mr. Lammers. Mr. Jiminez presented application to renovate building by removing existing clapboard (vinyl) siding and stucco walls with new shutters, lights and awnings, (drawing prepared by Turuquist Architects, 95 Beekman Ave, Sleepy Hollow). Mr. Jiminez states that building is in disrepair and looks ugly and this will improve the look of the building. Mr. Nazemetz moves to open meeting for public comments. Mr. McCarthy seconds. Motion carried. There being no public comments, Mr. Nazemetz moves to close meeting for public comments. Ms. Fina seconds. Motion carried. Discussion regarding the use of stucco may not be in keeping with the character of the neighborhood. Ms. Fina advises Mr. Jiminez that the Board is striving to maintain the original character of the Village. Board maintains that they have insufficient information regarding the proposed project. Requested that research be done to determine the original material underneath the aluminum siding. Ms. Fina requests photographs of existing site along with photographs of surrounding buildings. Mr. Jiminez threatens to sue the Board if they do not approve his use of stucco. Mr. Nazemetz asks Mr. Jiminez if he would come back to the Board at the next meeting on July 28, 1999 with 1) photographs of what is underneath the aluminum siding; 2) photographs of surrounding buildings; 3) a detailed drawing by the architect of the renovations. Mr. Nazemetz also requests that the architect be present at the next meeting to discuss the renovations. Mr. Jiminez states that he will come back next month. 2 �Mr. Nazemetz makes a motion to reconsider Mr. Jiminez' application at next month's meeting. Mr. McCarthy seconds. Motion carried. 3. Bill & Leslie Hammer, 10 Highland Ave. Sleepy Hollow Certificate of mailing given to James Margotta. Architect provides drawings of details of addition. Two story addition with white vinyl siding. Mr. McCarthy moves to open meeting for public comments. Mr. Nazemetz seconds. Motion carried. There being no public comments, Mr. Nazemetz motions to close meeting for public comments. Mr. McCarthy seconds. Motion carried. Discussion by board that the back of house is fine but the front of the house does^t seem to match. Second story appears to overwhelm the first story. Ms. Fina suggests that above the portico should be changed to flat front with painted white crown moldings to conform with surrounding neighborhood homes. Architect states that a new front door is to be added which will be 6 panel colonial door. Ms. Fina motions to approve the application subject to the suggested changes. Ms. Aloia seconds. Motion carried. 4. Martha & Shawn Duaan. 9 Birch Close Application for a study, back addition and new deck. Architect gave presentation. Did not bring proof of mailings. Will present to building inspector on June 24, 1999. The study will be an addition to basement at northern corner of house. The deck will be cedar with access from kitchen. House was built in 1960. Earlier renovations were made by same architect. Present renovations will be consistent with earlier renovations. Mr. Nazemetz motions to open meeting for public comment. Mr. McCarthy seconds. Carried. There being no public comments, Mr. Nazemetz motions to close meeting for public comment. Mr. McCarthy seconds. Motion carried. Discussion that house is at end of cul-desac and most of the renovations will not be seen from the street. Mr. McCarthy states that the proposed renovations are in keeping with the rest of the house. Mr. McCarthy motions to approve application. Ms. Aloia seconds. Motion carried. 3 �5. Barbara Fink. 270 Millard Ave.. Sleepy Hollow Application for renovation- new roof over front porch, new window on the first floor far left. Replace windows & garage doors, side building with cedar shakes. Mailings given to Mr. Margotta. House was built in 1960. Ms. Fink states she is trying to make house attractive. Moving kitchen to sunny side of house to left of portico. She will add shutters on windows and white window boxes. Cedar shakes grey stain with white shutters. Garage will have wood horizontal trellis. Mr. McCarthy motions to open meeting for public comment. Ms. Fina seconds. Carried. There being no public comments, Mr. McCarthy motions to close meeting for public comment. Mr. Nazemetz seconds. Motion carried. Ms. Fina wants the ideas presented in this application to go on record. She likes the ideas. Ms. Fina motions to approve application as submitted with following changes: two center windows to left of portico will have shutters and window boxes. Garage will have horizontal wood trellis across width of garage. Mr. McCarthy seconds. Motion carried. 6. Beniamino & Anna Fusca-75 Pocantico Street. Sleepy Hollow Application to cover painted brick. It is too costly to have someone scrape the peeling paint and repaint every three years. Install stucco over the painted brick. Homeowners son presented sample of garden state stucco that they propose to cover house with. Also presented photographs of present condition of home. The brick underneath is very old and deteriorating. If paint was scraped off, brick underneath is too old and brittle. The proposed stucco will be white. Homeowner understands that stucco will get dirty and must be powerwashed frequently. Mr. McCarthy motions to open meeting for public comment. Ms. Fina seconds. Carried. There being no public comments, Mr. Nazemetz motions to close meeting for public comment. Ms. Fina seconds. Motion carried. Discussion that proposed application is in keeping with look of neighboring homes. Mr. McCarthy commented that the project entails stucco over masonry. Mr. Nazemetz motions to approve application as submitted. Mr. McCarthy seconds. Carried. 4 �7. Al & Jane Gunnison- 12 Millard Avenue Application for approval of additions: front entry of 30 sq. ft.; laundry room of 45 sq. ft.; 2nd fl. bedroom expansion of 45 sq. ft. wrap around porch addition of 500 sq. ft. Bradley Olsen, Architect gave presentation. Presented plans, photos of house and photos of surrounding homes. Home built in 1960's. Mr. Nazemetz motions to open meeting for public comment. Ms. McCarthy seconds. Carried. There being no public comments, Mr. Nazemetz motions to close meeting for public comment. Ms. Fina seconds. Motion carried. Discussion regarding proposed additions. Entrance addition. Second floor bedroom expansion. Wrap around porch. Asphalt shingle roof. First floor stucco. Marvin windows. Samples of all materials and color schemes presented. Ms. Fina motions to approve application as submitted. Ms. Aloia seconds. Motion carried. All applicants leave meeting. Mr. Nazemetz reviewed minutes from last meeting. Ms. Fina comments on proposed changes to codes. Thinks changes are a good idea. Discussion regarding changes to include jurisdiction over rear and side elevations. Discussion of present codes and the criteria to be considered when reviewing an application. Ms. Fina states that board is trying to maintain some of the original character of the village. Wants to come up with a check list to help applicants come better prepared to meetings. States that Board wants applicants to succeed. Mr. Nazemetz motions to approve the minutes. Mr. McCarthy seconds. Carried. Next meeting will take place on Wednesday, July 28, 1999. There will be no meeting held in August. There being no further business to come before the Board, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the same be duly adjourned. Carried. Respectfully submitted, Anne Bastis (Acting in absence of Irene Amato, Acting Clerk) 5 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Architectural Review Board Minutes-1999 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource MINS_ARB_1999-06-23 Subject The topic of the resource Architectural Review Board Minutes-1999 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1999 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/d258d1424aa64a6d2d96a1677b6b30fc.pdf 3ddd37f2dd2bba7166e77a6a836e8efe PDF Text Text SLEEPY HOLLOW, NEW YORK May 26th, 1999 Regular Meeting A regular meeting of the Sleepy Hollow Architectural Review Board was held on Wednesday, May 26th, 1999 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, Sleepy Hollow, New York. PRESENT: James Naezmetz, Chairman Sean McCarthy Elvira Aloia Louis Falasca ABSENT: Barbara Fina Robert Barstow ALSO PRESENT: ^ ^ ^ ^ K James Margotta, Building INspector Edward Lammers, Attorney Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.M. 1. GARY McCLEAN, 63 Sleepy Hollow Road-Fence-Continuation. Mr. McClean presented application for approval of fence to be constructed on top of wall at the rear of his property. Mr. McClean stated that the wall would be completed by Saturday and he was anxious to have approval of the fence for safety reasons. Mr. McClean outlined the fence to be approved and stated Mr. DeFalco, his neighbor was to be present for approval of his fence on the cannon wall at the rear of both properties. He stated his fence would be a five foot high stockade fence and Mr. DeFalco was requesting approval of a five foot high chain link fence. Mr. McClean stated he also was asking for approval of a fence around a "hot tub" that was installed on his deck, which would be six foot in height and would be made of red wood. He also stated that the fence would enclose one-third of his deck and would be for privacy. comments. Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Ms. Alois to open the meeting for public Carried. There being no public comments Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to close the meeting for public comments. Carried. Discussion followed regarding the size of the hot tub, the height of fencing, and whether the height of the fence around the hot tub mefe'_ Zoning requirements. Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to approve the application for erection of a five foot high stockade fence to be on top of wall at the rear of Mr. McClean's property. Carried. Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to approve the five foot high stockade fence around the hot tub, said fencing to conform to all Zoning and Building requirements as determined by the Building INspector. Motion carried with Ms. Aloia abstaining from voting. Mr. Nazt:metz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to table the other matters on the Agenda until the next meeting in June. Carried. (Barrier Oil, Dugan). �-2Volpacchio- Beekman Avenue Discussion was held regarding the refusal of Mr. Volpacchio to appear before the Board for approval of renovations to the front of his building on Beekman Avenue, and Attorney Lammers was instructed to write a letter to Mr. Volpacchio directing him to appear before the Board. DONATO DE FALOO, 69 Sleepy Hollow Road-Fence-Continuation. Mr. DeFalco stated he was requesting permission to erect a fence on top of the wall previously approved by the Board. He stated that the fence would be a five foot chain link fence and he would plant shJBObbcary and landscape the area upon completion of the building of the house. Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to open the meeting for public comments. Carried. There being no public comments, Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to close the meeting for public connients. Carried. Discussion followed regarding the type of fence and height of fence to be installed. Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to approve the application as submitted. Carried. MINUTES Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia that the minutes of the meeting held on April 28th, 1999 be approved as submitted. Carried. Discussion followed regarding dead trees on Route 9, boat in front yard at Bellwood & Hunter Avenues, and various locations where the grass has not been cut, signs in store windows and the number of laundrymats in the Village. Mr. Nazemetz stated that the next meeting would be held on June 23rd, 1999. There being no further business to come before the Board, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the same be duly adjourned. Carried. Respectfully submitted, xrcLWted, Irene Amato Acting Clerk. ^ y � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Architectural Review Board Minutes-1999 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource MINS_ARB_1999-05-26 Subject The topic of the resource Architectural Review Board Minutes-1999 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1999 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/6fd36a5c0bd297e4cbc72381af8815d5.pdf e3dbc3674f3d142fcf81038e7c3f8d35 PDF Text Text SLEEPY HOLLOW, NEW YOHK APRIL 28th, 1999 REGULAR MEETIIvG A regular meeting of the Sleepy Hollow Architectural Review Board was held on Wednesday, April 28tn, 1999 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hail, 28 Beekman Avenue, Sleepy Hollow, New York. PRESENT: ALSO PRESENT: James Nazemetz, Chairman Sean McCarthy Robert Barstow Barbara Fina Elvira Aloia Louis Faiasca ? EDWARD LAMMERS, ATTORNEY James Margotta, Building Inspector Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8:10 P.M. and stated that Ms. Piomelli's term has expired and there is >a vacancy on the Board. Chairman Nazemetz introduced Mayor Philip Zegareili to the Board members and stated that the Mayor would like to address the Board. Mayor Zegareili stated that the new Board is in the process of reviewing ail Board's and their decisions of the past several months. He stated that all members will be required to take an oath of office and will be sworn in within the next thirty days. Mayor Zegareili stated that the Board will be setting up By-Laws for all Committees and Boards that represent the Village and if any Board or Committee has a proDlem they should refer the matter to the Board of Trustees for determination. Mayor Zegareili stated that he and Board members have been in meeting with the new Mayor and Board of Trustees of Tarrytown and discussing problems regarding the "waterfront" and future plans for the "waterfront", traffic conditions, the Rockefeller Property that straddles both villages and the development or the G.M. property. He stated that the School District officials will also be included in all discussions. Chairman Nazemetz introduced Mr. Larmiers to the Board members and ; stated he represents the Offices of Ponzini & Spencer, Attorneys for the Village. 1. ED FRIEDNER- 28 Lakeview Avenue-Fence. Mr. Friedner presented presented affidavit of mailings to Clerk. Mr. Friedner presented plans and pictures of house and property and outlined the proposed plans for the installation of fencing and addition to portico with columns, stating that fencing would match already installed and would be approximately four feet high. Mr. Faiasca moved to open the meeting for public coirments. Mr. McCarthy seconded the motion. Carried. There being no public comments, Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Nazemetz that the meeting be closed for public comments on the matter. Carried. �-2~ Discussion followed regarding type of portico and type of fencing to be installed. Ms. Fina moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to approve the plans as submitted. Carried. 2. UONATO L)E FALCO, 69 ST .REP Y HOLLOW ROAD - WALL 3. GARY McCLEAN, 63 STF.FPY HOLLOW ROAD - FENCE & WALL Chairman Nazemetz stated that he would like to combine the two hearings as tney are adjacent properties and the walls would be continuous at the rear of both properties. Applicants presented affidavit of mailings to Clerk. Architect presented plans for wall on McClean Property and adjoining wall to be constructed on DeFalco property. He stated that tne wall would be unilock block and would replace wall presently at the rear of the property. He also stated that a fence would be installed on top of the wall for safety purposes, said fence would be approximately five feet nign and would ae chain link or wooden. Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to open the meeting for public comments. Carried. Russ and Cindy Ward, Amos Street stated they live at the rear of the property involved and very much in favor of the wall and fence but would like more information as to construction and information regarding the large maple tree at the rear of the McClean property. They stated that the former owner of the McClean property had planted shrubs and trees and asked if they would be replanted. Mr. Ward also guestioned the area of the property that is not owned by Mr. McClean and stated that wall is in need of repair. Mr. McClean stated that the owner had been contacted and was asked to combine his wail with the new wall but he has refused. Discussion followed regarding the condition of the wall. Chairman Nazemetz stated that the condition of the wall was between the neighbors and the Board could not get involved in the matter. Mr. Margotta stated that he would contact the owner regarding the safety of the wall. James Paolontonio, Amos Street stated his property is at the rear of the property involved and he was very concerned about the runoff of water when and if the walls are built. Mr. Nazemetz stated that according to plans submitted dry wells wiil be installed to catch excessive runoff. Dorothy Paolontonio, i^mos Street questioned whether the walls coula be built in two steps rather than one high wall, Mr. Falasca stated that the lots are small and terracing the walls would take too much property �-3Mr. McClean stated that he and Mr. DeFaloo had discussed the matter of the camion wall and felt it was best to build the walls before Mr. DeFaloo built the new house so they oould have access to the rear of the property, but Mr. Knapp refused to cooperate. Xhere being no further comments, Mr. McCarthy moved to close the meeting for public carments. Carried. Discussion followed regarding type of construction of wall, height of wall, type of shrubery to be planted and the concerns of the rear neighbors. Tne Board was informed that the Village Engineer had approved the plans for the wall. Also discussed was type of fencing to be installed by each property owner-Mr. DeFaloo would like a chain link fence and Mr. McClean would like a solid wood fence for safety reasons. Mr. McClean felt that a solid wood fence would be stronger than a chain link fence. Mr. DeFalco agreed to erect the same type of fence as Mr. McClean. Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Fina to approve the plans for the construction of walls at tne rear of property owned by Mr. DeFalco and Mr. McClean as submitted. Carried. Mr. Nazemetz stated that an illustration of the two walls with fence be submitted to the Board, and approval of fencing be postponed until further information was available to the Board. Mr. McClean stated that without approval of the fencing he would hold the Village responsible if something happened. Mr. Nazemetz stated that Mr. McClean oould not hold the Village responsible and if need be the Board would rescind its approval of the wall. Ms. Fina moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to continue the matter at the next meeting. Carried. 3. SLEEPY HOLLOW PERFCMING ARTS (CRAS REALTY) 38 Befckman Avenue-Stairs and walkway. TO BE COVERED BY AWNING. Mr. Solari, Owner presented pictures of proposed awning and stated that awning would be approximately twlve feet wide ana fifteen feet long, dark green in color and held by aluminum tubing. Mr. Solari presented affidavit of mailings to Clerk. Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Ms. Fina to open the meeting for public comments. Carried. There being no public comments Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to close the meeting for public comments. Carried. Mr. McCarthy excused himself from participating as he is the Architect for the project. Discussion followed regarding the type and construction of the awning and the purpose of the awning. �-4Mr. Solari stated that the awning was to cover the waiting area of tne building where people wait to go into the building. Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. Barstow to approve the plans for the awning as submitted. Carried. 4. ILUMINADA TOLEDO-160 Cortlandt Street-Sign. Applicant stated that an application had been previously submitted and asked that the Board approve the sign which is white in color and has blue lettering and is located at the corner of Depeyster and Cortlandt Streets. She stated she is a hairdresser and the sign so states. Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Barstow to open the meeting for public comments. Carried. There being no public comments, Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Barstow to close the meeting for public comments. Carried. Discussion followed regarding the awning that has been erected on the building under the awning program and the type and color of sign. Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to approve the sign request as submitted. Carried. 5. BARRIER OIL-NORTH BROADWAY-CONTINUATION Architect presented plans and pictures outlining project at the gas station. He stated that the new plans and pictures incorporated the various changes that the Board had previously suggested. He stated that the canopy over the gas pumps has been moved as suggested by the Board. Mr. Nazemetz stated that the owner should remove the ice machine, coke machine, propane tanks and generally clean up the whole property. Mr. Margotta stated that the new drawings should have been presented at least ten days before the meeting. Mr. Barstow felt that the Board should have more time to review the new drawings. Discussion followed regarding type and color of roof and towers, canopy over gas pumps, and height of awnings. Architect was directed to present new plans and drawings to the Building Inspector tern days prior to the meeting to be held in May in order for the Board to review them. VOLPACCHIO-BEEKMAN AVENUE Discussion regarding Mr. Volpacchio's refusal to come before the Board and the Attorney was directed to send a letter to Mr. Volpacchio requesting him to appear before the Board for approval of the repairs to the front ot his building on Beekman Avenue. �-5Mr. McClean reappeared, with Mr. Knapp, and askea that the Board approve the instruction of a wall at the rear of Mr. Knapp's property. Discussion followed regarding type of wall, length of wall and height of wall. Mr. Nazemetz aavised Mr. Knapp to contact the Village Engineer regarding the wall and to submit plans and specifications for the Board to review. Mr. MdCxean stated that they wanted approval so they could continue the wall the same time Mr. DeFalso and Mi. McClean's wall was being built. Mr. Nazemetz stated they could not approve a wall without approval of the Village Engineer and without plans or specifications. MINUTES Mr. Nazemetz stated that minutes of previous meetings had not been approved due to various comments that were made at those meeting. Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Barstow that the minutes of the meeting held on January 27th, 1999 be approved as presented. Carried. Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the minutes of the meeting held on February 24th, 1999 be approved with several changes. Carried. Ms. Fina abstained as she had not attended the meeting. Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. Nazemetz that the minutes of the meeting held on March 24th, 1999 be approved as submitted. Carried. Mr. Nazemetz stated that the next meeting of the Board would be held on May 26th, 1999. Ms. Fina stated she would be on vacation. There being no further business to come before the Board, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the same be duly adjourned. Carried. Respectfully submitted, Irene Amato Acting Clerk � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Architectural Review Board Minutes-1999 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource MINS_ARB_1999-04-28 Subject The topic of the resource Architectural Review Board Minutes-1999 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1999 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/a19b1778f8f9ea012e45dd5e0a0a66c8.pdf 0e05d2f537af4370118538c378de7678 PDF Text Text REGULAR MCETiNG sLEEPY HOLLOW, NEW YORK MARCH 24th, 19S9 A regular meeting of the Sleepy Hollow Architectural Review Board was held on Wednesday, March 24th, 1999 at a:00 P.M. in the Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, Sleepy Hollow, New York. PRESENT: James Nazemetz, Chairman Sean McCarthy Robert Barstow Barbara Fina Elvira Aloia Rosaria Piomelli Louis Falasca ABSENT: Janet Gandolfo, Attorney James Margotta, Building Inspector Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8:05 P.M. and informed the Board that Mr. Margotta would not be attending the meeting as he was ill. 1. BICMBO CORP., 145 Cortlandt Street-Repairs - stucco finish. Mr. Miguel Jimenez presented affidavit of mailings to Clerk. Mr. Jimenez outlined the proposed project stating it was his intention to restore the sides of the building with stucco and, paint all doors and to restore the front brick where the mortar is loose. Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to open the meeting for public comments. Carried. There being no public comments Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia to close the meeting for public conments. Carried. Discussion followed regarding color of stucco, condition of brick on sides of building, rear porches and doorways. Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Piomelli to approve the request as submitted with rear and sides of building to be re-stuccoed and front of building to be repointed and to remain as is. Carried. 2. Mr. & Mrs. Berkeley Rice, 265 Hunter Avenue-Dormer Renovation. Mr. Kennedy, Architect presented photos of house and outlined proposed extension of roof and dormer, and changes made to plans since previous submission. Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to open the meeting for public carments. Carried. There being no public comments, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Ms. Fina to close the meeting for public comments. Carried. ' �-2Discussion followed regarding type of dormer, gable end of roof, height of new construction, type of shingles and need for new construction. Ms.Fina moved, seconded by JVLr.Nazemetz to approve the shed dormer with new gabie end on the lert side of'house, as surmitted. Carried. 3. Patty Keneally, 551 Riverside Drive - Chimney. Kevin McKenna, Architect presented affidavit of mailings to Clerk. Mr. McKenna presented plans for the erection of a new chimney. He stated that the chimney would be made of stone and would match the rest of the house, and would be approximately four and a half feet in width. Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to open the meeting for public comments. Carried. There being no public comments, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Ms. Aioia to close the meeting for public comments, carried. Discussion followed regarding type of stone to be used and size of stone to be used and color of stone. Ms. Piomelli moved, seconded Dy Mr. McCarthy that the plans be approved as submitted. Carried. 4. lluminada Toledo, 16u Cortlandt Street-Sign. Applicant left and asked to be rescheduled at the next meeting. 5. B a r r i e r O i l , No. Broadway-Continued. Architect stated information had not been received from Citgo and asked that his submission be rescheduled at the next meeting. 6. John Volpacchio, 148 Beekman Avenue-Facade. Mr. Volpacchio did not appear. 7. DeFalco, Sleepy Hollow Road-Erection of wall and fence. Architect stated he had submitted plans several weeks ago and would like the Board to consider Mr. DeFalco's application tor erection of a wall and fence at the rear of the property. Mr. Nazemetz stated that the Board had not received any information from the Building INspector regarding the wall and fence and Mr. DeFalco was directed to contact the Building inspector for a "Check List" and to submit a "Site Plan" at the next meeting to be held on April 28th, 1999. Mr. DeFalco stated he could not start construction of the house until the rear wall was erected and he would like to get started as soon as possible. �-3MIN17TES Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Fina to postpone approval of minutes of meetings held in January and February in order for the entire Board to review them. Carried. Discussion followed regarding events which took place at the January and February meetings. There being no further business to come before the Board, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the same be duly adjourned. Carried. Respectfully submitted, Irene Amato Acting Clerk � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Architectural Review Board Minutes-1999 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource MINS_ARB_1999-03-24 Subject The topic of the resource Architectural Review Board Minutes-1999 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1999 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/28a4a3f9a58d03cca2734a5849b906f6.pdf 49470b265d2e142e6ac3603869660f35 PDF Text Text REGULAR MEETING SLEEPY HOLLOW, NEW YORK FEBRUARY 24th, 1999 ^/?, EXECUTIVE SESSION PRESENT: JAMES NAZEMETZ, CHAIRMAN SEAN MCCARTHY ROSARIA PIOMELLI ROBERT BARSTOW ELVIRA ALOIA LOUIS FALASCA ABSENT: BARBARA FINA JAMES MARGOTTA, BUILDING INSPECTOR ALSO PRESENT: JANET GANDOLFO, ATTORNEY TRUSTEE DONALD STEVER Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 6:16 P.M. and stated that the purpose of the meeting was to discuss the events that occurred at the meeting held in January. Chairman Nazemetz explained what had happened at the last meeting for those that were not present. He stated that the applicant was still in attendance and Ms Fina had insulted everyone in the room by her outburst of profanity and accusations against various members of the Board. Mr. McCarthy stated that her outburst was directed at him as she accused him of snickering vvhile she spoke at meetings, and of pushing his chair back in an ungentlemanly manner and being rude to her. He stated he was not snickering at her and felt due to her conduct she should not b£ a member of the Board. Attorney Gandolfo stated that part of the problem was the discussion held earlier in the meeting regarding "Maria's Place" sign and their disagreement on whether the sign was in conformance with the Sign Ordinance. After discussion Trustee Stever stated that the Building INspector and the Village Attorney should determine whether the sign conformed to the Code and if not the sign should be removed or made to conform. Discussion followed regarding Ms. Fina's outburst and Ms. Gandolfo felt that the Board should not discuss the matter without Ms. Fina being in attendance. Chairman Nazemetz stated she was sent a notice of the meeting and chose not to attend. Discussion followed regarding the house on Beekman Avenue owned by the Volpacchio family. Mr. Volpacchio has refused to attend the meetings to discuss the matter Mr. Stever stated this was an enforcement problem and if the Board has a problem with enforcement they should come before the Board of Trustees for assistance. �-2Discussion followed regarding the "planters'; erected on Route 9 and whether the ARB should have been consulted. Trustee Stever stated that the ARB does not have jurisdiction over Public Works Projects of the Village. Discussion was held regarding the Recreation Department's placing of a directory sign on the island at the top of Beekman Avenue, to cost $2,500. Members of the Board felt they should have been asked for input as it effects the whole Village. There being no further discussion the Board adjourned. Chairman Nazemetz called the Regular Meeting of the Board to order at 8P.M. 1. ANNEGRET & BERKELEY RICE, 265 HUNTER AVENUE - DORMER RENOVATION. Architect presented photos and plans for the proposed addition to the residence at 265 Hunter Avenue. He stated that the roof would be replaced after skylites were installed, and that storage space would be enlarged and shed roof would be extended with weathered roof shingles, a bay window would be instatted in the kitchen and roof would be extended. Chairman Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to open the meeting for public comments. Carried. There being no public comments Chairman Nazemetz movea, seconded by Mr. Falasca to close the meeting for public comments. Carried. Architect presented arfidavit of mailing to Clerk. After discussion Mr. Falasca moved^ seconded by Mr. McCarthy to approve the plans as sutmitted with the following suggestions: that the shed dormer be extended on the western gable and be the same surface as the existing dormer, that new siding match existing siding. Carried. z. E. LEE KENNEDY, 107 HARV\100D AVENUE- ROOF REPLACEMENT. Mr. Kennedy, Architect for the project stated that he nas remodeled the house, replacing floors, installing new bathroom, remodeled bedrooms and now would like to repair the vestibie and alter the front entrance to the house. Mr. Kennedy stated he had appeared at the December meeting of the Board and outlined the various items he planned to do and now he wanted approval of the rest of the renovations. Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to open the meeting for public comments, <3arried. There being no public comments, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Ms. Piomelli to close the meeting for public comments. Carried. After discussion Mr. Falasca moved, seconded tjy Ms. Piomelli to approve the plans as submitted. Carried. �-33. JOHN & JAN MAUTBY, L) MILLARD AVENUE - addition. Ms. Mautby presented plans and photos of proposed addition and outlined the project. She stated that the addition would be a sunroom with the same windows as tne rest of the house, the third floor would have a new bathroom, construction would be stucco and french doors would be installed. Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to open the meeting for public comments. Carried. 'fhere being no public comments Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to close the meeting for publice comments. Carried. After discussion Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to approve the plans as submitted. Carried. H. BARRIER OIL—'NO. BROADWAY, CONTINUED FROM JAN. MEETING. Architect presented revised plans and pictures regarding the renovations to the "Citgo" Gas Station, and outlined the project. After discussion Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy tojbontinue the matter at the March meeting of the Board. Carried. b. ROBERT BARSTOW 39 AMOS STREET- PORCH. Mr. Barstow excused himself from participating in discussion, and left the room. PLans presented show a porch to be erected over the garage. Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to open the meeting for public comments. Carried. There being no public comments, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to close the meeting for public comments. Carried. After discussion Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to approve the plans as submitted with tne suggestion that the material to be used match the rest of the house. Carried. MINUTES chairman Nazemetz stated that the Minutes of the January meeting will be discussed and approved at the next meeting, to be held on March 24th, 1999. There being no further business to come before the Board, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Ms. Piomelii that the same be duly adjourned. Carried. Respectfully submitted* / Irene Amato, Acting Clerk � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Architectural Review Board Minutes-1999 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource MINS_ARB_1999-02-24 Subject The topic of the resource Architectural Review Board Minutes-1999 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1999 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/056e980f56c141774a2b8c1c026fb5a3.pdf c03e622bcfb71315eadb4b34dec1fd51 PDF Text Text REGUIAK MEETING SLEEPY HOLLOV', NEW YORK JANUARY 27th, 1999 A regular meeting of the Sleepy Hollow Architectural Review Board was held on Wednesday, January 27th, 19b>9 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, Sleepy Hollow, New York. PRESENT: ABSENT: JAMES NAZEMETZ, CHAIRMAN SEAN MCCARTHY ROBERT BARSTOW ELVIRA ALOIA BARBARA FINA UOUIS FALASCA ROSARIA PIOMELLI fafa ALSO PRESENT': JANET GANDOLFO, ATTORNEY JAMES MARGOTTA, BUILDING INSPECTOR Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.M. MINUTES-DECEMBER 15th MEETING Chairman Nazemetz moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia that the minutes be approved as submitted. Carried. Mr. McCarthy did not vote as he did not attend the December meeting. 1. ED & MARY FRIEDNER, 28 LAKEVIEW AVENUE-FENCE. Mr. Friedner stated that he was asking for approval of his application to replace existing fence and outlined type and design of proposed fence. Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to open the meeting for public comments. Carried. There being no public comments, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to close the meeting for public comments. Carried. Discussion followed regarding height of fence, which is to be three feet in height, color and type of fence. Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Fina to approve as requested. Carried. 2. EVA RUDZ, 169 FARRINGTON AVENUE-NEW ROOF & COLUMNS AT FRONT ENTRANCE. Mr. Sam Viera, Architect presented affidavit of mailings to Clerk. Mr. Viera presented plans and drawings of proposed project stating that a new larger front stoop was planned with a roof over the stoop and a new wood railing. Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to open the meeting for public comments. Carried. �-2There being no public comments, Mr. Nazernetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to close the meeting for public comments. Carried. Discussion followed regarding Zoning Codes, type of construction and work to be completed on the foundation. Mr. Nazernetz moved, seconded by application as requested. Carried. Mr. McCarthy to approve the Mr. Nazernetz stated that in going to the site he noticed a rather high fence in the rear of the property and asked the applicant if it had recently beeni'.ihstMled. Dr. Rudz stated that the fence was there prior to their purchasing the property but they had trimmed all the shubbery and now the fence was visible. 3. JAMES P. GARVEY, 85 MERLIN AVENUE - FENCE. Mrs. Garvey presented affidavit of proof of mailings to ClerK. Mrs. Garvey stated that the fence to be installed would be a white three foot high fence in the front of the property and a four foot high white fence at the rear of the property. Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to open the meeting for public comments. Carried. There being no public comments, Mr. N azemetz moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia to close the meeting for public comments. Carried. Discussion followed regarding type and color of fencing and height of fencing. Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to approve the application as requested. Carried. 4. CAD DEVELOPMENT CORP., HUNTER AVENUE CONTINUATION. Architect, presenting Cad Development Corp. stated that since the December meeting several changes have been made to the drawings as suggested by the Board. He outlined the changes regarding vinyl siding, shutters and ^cme brick facia. Mr. Nazernetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to open the meeting for public comments. Carried. There being no public comments, Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Nazernetz to close the meeting for public comments. Carried. Discussion followed regarding placement of windows, installation, of brick, front entrance doors, type of garage doors, installation of brick over garage door and wrap aroun<|Pof brick. �-3Ms. Fina moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to approve the plans with additional brick over garage door and brick to wrap around side of building as suggested by the Board. Carried. Architect was instructed to submit revised drawings to Building Inspector for approval wherein the Chairman of the ARB would give the Board's stamp of approval. 5. ANNEGRET & BERKELEY RICE, 265 HUNTER AVENUE-DORMER RENOVATION. Mr. Rice stated he did not have affidavit of proof of mailings and Mrs. Rice was unable to be at the meeting. the project. house. Mr. Rice presented drawings for the Board to approve and outlined He stated that the new costruction would watch the rest of the Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Ms. Fina to postpone the approval of the application until the next meeting in order for the Board to receive further information. Carried. 6. BEEKMAN REALTY CORP. , 179 BEEKMAN AVENUEKTONTINUATION-SIGN. (MARIA'S PLACE) Representative stated that the sign was a previously installed sign and the applicant just wanted to change the name on the sign. Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Nazemetz to open the meeting for public comments. Carried. There being no public comments, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to close the meeting for public comments. Carried. Discussion followed regarding the type and size of sign and the color. Mr. McCarthy stated he had lived in the area and the sign holder has been in place for many years. He stated that new owners would just change the insert and felt that it was a pre-existing sign. Attorney Gandoifo stated that the sign is a pre-existing sign and is non-conformingr and that the whole building is non-conforming. Several members felt that the sign was too big and should be made to conform to the code. Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to approve the existing sign as requested. Chairman Nazemetz polled the Board as follows: Mr. McCarthy - yes Ms. Aloia - no Chairman Nazemtz - yes. Mr. Barstow Ms. Fina Mr. Falasca - Yes - no - Yes Chairman Nazemetz declared the motion carried. �-47. JOHN VOLPACCHIO, 148 BEEKMAN AVENUE - FACADE. Mr. Volpacchio did not appear. 8. BARRIER OIL CO. - NORTH BROADWAY - SIGN FACADE. Architect presented plans and drawings and pictures of proposed project. He outlined proposed changes to facade of garage and canopy. He stated that the building has a mansaard roof which will be replaced with a new grey roof. Building Inspector Margotta stated that tlte applicant would have to appear before the Planning Board for approval of use as a food store and gas station. Attorney Gandolfo stated that a condition of the Zoning Board was that he must appear before the Planning Board for their approval of the changes to be made to the building, and stated that the Board could review the plans. Discussion followed regarding curbing, parking spaces, type and color of building and other changes to be made. Members stated that the concept was quite good, but felt that the applicant should appear for "Site Plan" approval of the Planning Board prior to the ARB giving their approval to the plans. Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Fina to table the matter until the next meeting and that proper documents be presented and that a rendering be prepared for the Board to approve. Carried. Ms. Fina stated that the applicant's drawings were deceiving and felt that proper channels should be followed before appearing before the ARB for approval. Ms. Fina then confronted Mr. McCarthy, with accusations of laughing and snickering at her, and having un-gentlemanly posture in his chair and at the table. A very heated discussion followed the remarks. Mr. McCarthy vehemently denied Ms. Fina's accusations and reiterated his committment to the Board and it's procedures. Mr. Barstow expressed his dissatisfaction with Ms. Fina's outburst and stated lack of respect and professionalism toward the Board and the remaining applicant. Mr. Nazemetz then moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the meeting be adjourned. Carried. -Respectfully submitted, Irene Amato Acting Clerk � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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