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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

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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

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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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                    <text>REGULAR MEETING

NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK
JANUARY 24th, 1996

A regular meeting of the North Tarrytown Architectural
Review Board was held on January 24th, 1996 at 8:00 P.M. in the
Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York.
PRESENT:

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

ALSO PRESENT:

ABSENT:

James Margotta, Building Inspector
Janet Gandolfo, Attorney

Marian Reilly
Elvira Aloia

Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8:05 P.M.
1.

A. Peck, 15 Bedford Road-Restoreexisting building and add deck and
addition.

Mr. Barstow stated he would not participate in the discussion
as he was the owner of property directly behind said project, and would
abstain from voting for or against the project.
Mr. Tim Cullon, Engineer fprthe^,project presented plans and
outlined the proposed project. Mr. Xullon presented affidavits of
service to Mr. Margotta, Building Inspector.
Mr. c"ilp" stated that they would strip some of the old siding
and replace the windows and add an addition on the left side of the present
building and that the front of the building would be rebuilt.
Mr. Cullfttt also stated that variances had been received from the
Zoning Board, regarding front yard setbacks.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to open the meeting
for public comments. Carried.
Mr. Barstow, speaking in his own behalf, questions elevations
as his property was behind the property and his property fronted on Amos.
Street, which is bellow Bedford Road.
Mr . -Gt*£*err stated there will be a railroad tie wall with hemlock
trees planted to screen the wall and that the property is about fifteen
feet below the basement level.
Discussion followed regarding height of railroad tie walls and
the number of terraces to be constructed at the rear of the property.
There being no further comments, Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded
by Mr. Falasca to close the public hearing. Carried.

�-2Ms. Fina asked what the composition of the finish would be
once the old siding was removed.
Mr. £ullcft stated the final finish would depend on what was
underneath the siding and what could be restored.
Discussion followed regarding the front door entrance, freeze
board to be installed and that window facing be the same on the entire
house.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the plans
be approved as submitted with the recommendations made by the Board.
Carried. Mr. Barstow abstained.
2.

Jose Rivera (Columbus Cargo Express)

188 Cortlandt Street-Sign-Continued.

Mr. Rivera did not appear.
Mr. Margotta stated that the applicant will take the tubes out of the
window and asked that the matter be postponed until the next meeting.
Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to adjourn the
matter until the February meeting. Carried.
3.

Robert Barstow, Amos Street-Continued.

Mr. Barstow stated that the matter was a continuation from the
December meeting, and he was presenting proposed "Site Plan" as requested
by the Board. Mr. Barstow stated that the plans met the requirements of
the Zoning Board and no variances were required, and requested approval
of the Board.
Discussion followed regarding type of windows to be used, height
of roof, type of shingles to be installed and type of garage door.
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded Mr. Falasca that the meeting be
opened for public comments. Carried.
There being no comments Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr.
Falasca that the public hearing be closed. Carried.
Mr.Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mrs.Fina
that the plans be
approved as submitted with the following additions: that the front door
will be a solid raised panel door with two side lites and with a transom
above, that square wood columns be installed in the front, that the foundation
be concrete and the garage door be as discussed. Carried.
4.

Joe Valcarce, Webber Avenue-Construction of new modular home.

Mr. Frank Fanelli presented affidavits of service to the Building
Inspector.
Mr. Fanelli presented pictures of the proposed house.
Chairman Nazemetz stated that the Board would like drawings
for their review.

�-3Discussion followed regarding type of house, elevations,
driveway, and type of entrance.

hearing.

Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to open the public
Carried.

Mr. Tom Pellecchio, 187 Webber Avenue stated he owns the adjoining
property and was interested in the type of house to be built and the
fence that is on the property line.
There being no further comments and after discussion Mr. Falasca
moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the matter be adjourned until the
February meeting. Carried.
5.

Uncle Jerry's 364 North Broadway-Awning(Temporary)

Ms. Fina stated there was no formal application submitted therefore
the Board should not consider the request.
Mr. Margotta stated that Uncle Jerry had requested erection of
a temporary sign as the present building will be demolished within the next
year.
Ms. Gandolfo stated that Antonio Rodriguez is expected to begin
construction as soon as he gets approval from the Planning Board.
Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the public meeting
be opened for comments. Carried.
After a discussion Ms. Fina left the meeting as she did not want
to participate in the matter as no formal application has been submitted.
There being no public comments, Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr.
McCarthy that the public meeting be closed. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding the temporary awning as to color,
size of lettering and size of awning.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the awning be
approved as follows: "U.J. 1 CATERING DELI" with four inch white lettering
on rust colored background (as submitted in sample) with no telephonejfiumber
listed. Carried . ^ " ^ ^ ^ ^ _ ^
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6.

Mr. &amp; Mrs. Angelo Ciampa, 286 No. Washington Street-Re-review of side yard
wooden fence.
Continued.

Mr. &amp; Mrs. Ciampa outlined what their plans were for the repair
and restoration of the existing fence
Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the meeting be
opened for public comments. Carried.
Ms. Gandolfo stated that a decision was made by the Board regarding
the fence and the applicant was presenting the same matter for discussion.
Mrs. Ciampa stated they did not realize that a new fence would cost
$1450. and stated that the present fence is still in good condition and they

�could not afford to replace the whole fence. Mrs. Ciampa stated they have
had the property surveyed twice and that has cost them a lot of money and
they are willing to cut the present fence down to five feet and repair the
present fence but could not afford a new fence.
Mr. Gary McClean, 282 North Washington Street stated the present
fence is ugly and an eyesore and presented pictures of the fence. He stated
he lives next door to the property and he is always damaging his trucks on
the fence and feels the fence should be lowered and the steel fence be removed
as it too is unsightly.
After discussion Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. Barstow that
the public meeting be closed. Carried.
Discussion followed and Mr. McClean stated he was willing to pay
for half of the replacement of the fence.
Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that approval be granted
for the installation of a five foot high fence and that construction be started
by April 1st, 1996. Carried.

MINUTES
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to approve the minutes
of- the meeting held on December 27th as submitted. Carried.
Mr. Nazemetz stated that the next meeting of the Board would be
held on February 28th.
There being no further business to come before the Board, Mr. Falasca
moved, sedonded by Mr. Nazemetz that the same be duly adjourned. Carried.
Respectfully submitted,

&amp; )
Irene Amato
Acting Clerk

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                    <text>NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK
FEBRUARY 28th, 1996

REGULAR MEETING

A regular meeting of the North Tarrytown Architectural
Review Npard was held on February 28th„L996 at 8:10 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

ALSO PRESENT: James Margotta, Building Inspector
Janet Gandolfo, Attorney
ABSENT:

Marian Reilly

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

Architect Ron Turnquist-Beekman Avenue Signs.

Mr. Turnquist reported that the mock up of proposed sign
had not been delivered in time for the meeting but he outlined the
type, size, color and stated he would have it for the next meeting.
2.

Vincent Carrera, 296 No. Washington Street-Request to change
stucco to vinyl siding.

Mr. Turnquist reported that Mr. Carrera was away on
vacation and asked that the matter be postponed until the March
meeting. Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. Nazemetz that the
matter be postponed until the March meeting, Carried.
3.

Rock of Salvation Church, Cortlandt Street-Review of windows.

Mr. Turnquist reported that the Church had received approval
for Anderson type white vinyl windows but as the project progressed
and they went to purchase the windows the Church found that the
windows were more than they could afford to pay.
Rev. Santiago stated that the Church purchased the
brown metal windows and had them installed and then were notified
they had to go before the Board and ask for approval.
Attorney Gandolfo stated that a permit was issued for the
construction of the church but permission was not granted for a day
care center.
Discussion followed regarding various types of windows and
doors.
Mr. Turnquist presented pictures of the buildings with the
new windows installed.

�-2Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to open the
meeting for public comment. Carried.
There being no public comments, Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded
by Mr. Falasca that the meeting be closed to the public. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding the type of windows installed
and the appearance.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that approval of
the windows "as built" be granted and that drawings be submitted
noting the change in the installation of the windows. Carried.
Chairman Nazemetz stated he would approve the corrected set
of drawings when they are submitted at the next meeting.
A.

Joe Valcarce, Webber Avenue-Continuation for a new residence.

Mr. Fanelli, Contractor for Mr. Valcarce presented plans
and specifications including elevations and items requested by the
Board at the last meeting.
Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Ms. Fina that the meeting
be opened to the public for comments.
Mr. Tom Pellechi, stated he was a neighbor and was interested
as to the landscaping and to the driveway.
Mrs. Pellechi stated she thought there should be more windows
on the south side of the house instead of a blank wall.
There being no further comments, Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded
by Mr. Barstow that the public meeting be closed. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding windows on the front of the
house, on the south side of the house, shutters, landscaping, garage
door, freeze board over the garage door, brick over the chimney instead
of vinyl and type of front steps.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the plans be
approved with the following conditions;
That the windows on the upper floor be spread apart between
the shutters approximately eight inches and that the shutters be
12 inches in width.
That landscaping be planted in front of the concrete steps.
That a freeze board be installed over the garage door and
pilasters be erected on either side, and light fixtures be installed
on both sides of garage door. Freeze Board to be approximately eight
inches in width.

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That another window be installed on the second floor,
placement to be determined by the contractor and owner.
That half round louvers be installed on each end of the
house.
That the chimney be faced be real brick.
That foundation to be parged cement stucco.
That a copy of the conditions be attached to the drawings
and specifications. Carried.
5.

Guerrerio Housing, Inc., 140 Valley Street-Metal front, brick and
patch windows.

Mr. Guerrerio presented affidavit of service to the Building
Inspector.
Mr. Guerrerio and Mr. Mera, applicants presented plans and
pictures to the Board and outlined the project.
Mr. Guerrerio stated it was their intent to patch and repair
broken concrete and to color code the entire outside surface of the
building. They also wanted to install metal siding on the lower half
of the building which would cover all the windows. Mr. Guerrerio
stated the metal siding would be for security purposes as they would
be storing construction materials and equipment on the first floor
of the building and their offices would be on the second floor.
Discussion followed regarding the effects on the neighborhood
with this type of siding, and various suggestions were made by the
Board in keeping with the neighborhood.
Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the application
as submitted be rejected.
Unanimously carried.

6.

A Peck-Marcello Poguio-Restore existing building, add deck and
addition and terrace rear yard.

Mr. Cronin, agent for Mr. Poguio outlined the project
and submitted pictures of the building and property.
Mr. Barstow stated he would abstain from discussion and
abstain from voting on the matter as he owns the property in the
rear of the property in question.
Mr. Cronin stated it was the intent of the applicant to
level the rear property by creating three terraces and installing a
railroad tie wall. He stated the last wall would be six feet from
the rear property line and trees planted to cover the wall.

�-4Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Nazemetz that the meeting
be opened for public comments. Carried.
*
Mrs. Elizabeth Goin, 19 Amos Street stated she was appearing
as a neighbor and did not want to cause problems but she was concerned
about safety for children in the neighborhood. She stated that there
were no doors or windows on the house and it was an attractive nuisance
and is open for vandalism. She also stated she was concerned that
children would be climbing the walls and fall off of them and felt that
they were too high.
Ms. Gandolfo stated that if the grade was going to be changed
more than ten percent the matter would have to be referred to the Planning
Board and the Village Engineer for their review. Ms. Gandolfo stated
she felt there was significantchange which would result in drainage
problems and safety problems and the uiatter should be referred to the
Planning Board and Village Engineer and then resubmitted to the A.R.B.
Mr. Cronin stated that the building has been an eyesore and
his client is willing to clean up the building and the property. Mr.
Cronin stated that his client is a professional landscaper and the
property would be properly lanscaped.
Discussion followed regarding the various grades, railroad
tie walls and height of same.
Mr. Barstow, speaking as a neighbor stated he was opposed to
the walls as he is changing the contour of the property and he did
not follow the plans for two terraces as approved by the Board at the
last meeting
Mr. Barstow stated he felt the walls would rot over time and
become an eyesore and felt they were too high and dangerous. He
felt that this application should be a new submission as they had
approved a submission and the drawing presented was not an accurate
drawing of the slope of the property.
There being no further public comments, Mr. McCarthy moved,
seconded by Mr. Falasca that the meeting be closed to the public. Carried.
After discussion Mr. Nzemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca
that the matter be referred to the Planning Board and Village Engineer
for their review. Carried.
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the matter
be adjourned to the March meeting. Carried.
Minutes
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the minutes
of the meeting held on January 24th, 1996 be approved with minor changed.
Carried.

�-5Discussion followed regarding "Checklist" prepared by Ms.
Fina.
Chairman Nazemetz stated that the next meeting of the Board
would be held on March 27th, 1996.
There being no further business to come before the Board,
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the same be duly
adjourned. Carried.
Re&amp;aectfully submitted,

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                    <text>REGULAR MEETING

NORTH TARRYTCWN, NEW YORK
MARCH 27th, 1996

A regular meeting of the North Tarrytown Architectural Review
Board was held on March 27th, 1996 at 8:10 P.M. in the Village Hall,
28 Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York.
PRESENT:

ABSENT:

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

ALSO PRESENT:

Janet Gandolto, Attorney
James Margotta, Building Inspector

Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8:10 P.M.
After discussion Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. talasca
that the minutes of the meeting held on February 28th, 1996 be approved
as submitted. Carried.
1.

Phillips Plaza, North Broadway-Review

Mr. Contadino, Architect for the Project submitted plans,
pictures and a model of the project and outlined type of construction,
rooting, windows and presented letter from various State and Local
agencies favoring the project.
Mr. talasca moved, seconded by Ms. .bina to open the meeting
tor public comments. Carried.
Mr. Stafford, 400 No. Broadway stated he was objecting to
the type of garbage compactor that would be placed adjacent to his
property, and to the placement of the building on the lot.
Mr. Contadino stated that due to the tact that the State had
a utility right-of-way, which the owner was not aware of required
re-positioning ot the building. He stated that the garbage dumpster
would be screened and shrubbery will -be planted.
Mr. fcalasca suggested that the dumpster be moved closer to
the new loading dock
Discussion followed regarding stockade fencing and enclosure
ot the dumpster.
Ms. Esteves, 15 Holland Avenue stated their property is directly
above the proposed project and they were concerned about the wall that
will be constructed below their property.
Mr. Contadino stated that the Village Engineer and the Planning
Board have approved the construction of the wall.

�-2Mr. Nazemetz stated that the Board was only to approve
the appearance ot the project and the Village Engineer and Planners
were responsible for construction and the safety of the wall.
Mrs. Lucille Matheson stated she owns property on top
ot the hill hehind the project and she was very concerned regarding the
safety of the wall and the erosion to her property when construction is
begun.
Mr. Nazemetz stated that Mrs. Matheson should address
her concerns regarding the wall to the Village Engineer and instructed
her to contact them.
Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. .balasca that the
public hearing be adjourned until the next meeting. Carried.
There being no further public comment discussion followed
regarding type ot root and construction of root, type of windows and type
ot brick to be used.
Mr. Barstow stated he would have liked more information
regarding the turret, dormers and recesses.
Mr. Rodriguez stated he has spent quite sometime having
the building designed to suit his needs and he is satisfied with the
building as presented tor the Board's approval.
Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. fcalasca that the plans
be approved as submitted and that the dumpster be enclosed as discussed
and agreed upon, that the "wall" be discussed at the next meeting when
more detail sketches are submitted, and that more details be submitted
regarding the brick work and the "signs". Carried.
2.

Vincent Carrera, 296 No. Washington Street-Vinyl siding in lieu of stucco.

Mr. Tunnquist, Architect for Mr. Carrera presented
Affidavit ot Service to the Clerk.
Mr. Turnquist outlined the construction ot the project
and stated that during construction Mr. Carrera decided to install vinyl
because ot the cost and did not realize he would have to return to receive
approval ot the change.
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. fcalasca to open the
meeting tor public comments. Carried.
There being no comments, Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by
Ms. tina to close the meeting to the public. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding casing around windows and
front facade and corner finishes.
Mr. balasca moved, seconded by Ms. i?ina that approval be
granted to allow the building to be sided with vinyl siding instead of
stucco and that a minimum ot three inch vinyl casing be installed around

�-3the windows as agreed upon.
3.

Carried.

Turnquist-Review of Store signs to be placed on Beekman Avenue.

Ron Turnquist, Architect presented samples ot proposed';sign
to be installed on brackets and hung on buildings on Beekman Avenue.
Discussion followed regarding colors, shape oi sign and manner
ot installation.
Mr. Margotta, Building Inspector expressed concern about the
manner in which the signs are to be attached to the buildings.
4.

Edward &amp; Jean Sudol-50 Fremont Road-Addition and alteration.

Mr. McCarthy excused himself from discussion as he is the
Architect tor the project.
Mr. McCarthy presented a letter trom the Sleepy Hollow Manor
Improvement Association (copy in otticial minutes) with their concerns
and stated they have been considered and dealt with.
Mr. McCarthy outlined the project stating that a bathroom would
be constructed on the second tloor, a dormer installed at the rear ot the
house, a root canopy installed which will cover the entrace, new tlagstone
walk will be installed and the house will be repainted.
Mr. talasca moved, seconded by Ms. fcina to open the meeting
tor public discussion. Carried.
There being no public comments, Mr.fcalascamoved, seconded
by Ms. Aloia to close the meeting to the public. Carried.
Discussion tollowed regarding windows, dormers, tront door and
tront door overhang, ridge vents and alignment ot windows over tront door.
Mr. Bar stow moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia to approve the plans
as submitted. Carried.
5.

William Webber (R.Barstow, Representative)-Portico and dormers.
254 Harwbod Avenue

Mr. Barstow excused himselt trom discussion as he is the
Architect tor the project.
Mr. Barstow presented affidavit ot service to Clerk.
Mr. .balasca moved, seconded by Ms.fcina that the meeting be
opened tor public comments. Carried.
There being no public comments, Ms. J?ina moved, seconded by
Ms. Aloia to close the meeting tor public comments. Carried.

�-4Mr. Bar stow outlined the project tor a new portico and stairs,
and the construction ot dormers. Mr. Barstow presented pictures ot the
house as it now exists and presented plans and elevations ot the proposed
additions. Mr. Barstow stated that the house was approximately torty
years old and was a well built colonial.
Discussion tollowed regarding the tinish ot dormers and type
ot construction.
Mr. i-alasca moved, seconded by Mr. Nazemetz that the plans be
approved as submitted. Carried.
Chairman Nazemetz stated that the next meeting ot the Board
would be held on April 24th, 1996.
There being no turther business to come betore the Board Mr.
talasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the same be duly adjourned.
Carried.
Respecttully submitted,
~"

Irene Amato
Acting Clerk

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�SLEEPY HOLLOW MANOR ASSOCIATION
March 22, 1996
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sudol
50 Fremont Road
North Tarry town, New York 10591
Dear Jean and Ed:
The Board of the Sleepy Hollow Manor Association has reviewed the plans that you
have submitted for the additions to your home at 50 Fremont Road. The Board has approved
the proposed construction but, as you know, concern was expressed over what appeared in
your plans to be a significant difference in appearance between the windows on the first story
of your home and the new windows planned for the new construction on the second story. It
was, therefore, recommended that you make the strongest possible effort to achieve
consistency in the appearance of the fust and second story windows.
It also appears from your plans that the front door overhang has been aligned with the
dormer above and that, as a result, the door and doorstep are not centered with the overhang.
While we recognize that the alternative of centering the overhang with the door would place
the overhang out of line with the dormer, perhaps if the step were extended to line up with
the edges of the overhang, the overhang might appear less of an "afterthought." We hope
that you will consider this modification.

cc:

James Margorta, Building Inspector

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                    <text>A Regular Meeting of the Architectural Review Board was held on
Wednesday, April 24, 1996 at 8:00 PM in Columbia Fire
Headquarters room, 2 8 Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York.
Present:

James Nazemetz, Chairman
Sean McCarthy
Rosaria Pomielli
Louis Falasca
Barbara Fina
Robert Barstow(Arrived late)

Also Present:
Absent:

Janet Gandolfo, Village Attorney

Elvira Aloia

Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8 PM.
Approval of Minutes
Lou Falasca moved, second by Barbara Fina to approve the minutes
of March 27,1996, motion carried 4-0.
Chairman Nazemetz commented that there are three old sets of
minutes that need to be approved which the Board will do at the
end of the meeting.
Anthony Nardelli-Fence
Mr. Nardelli wants to erect a cedar stockade fence to replace the
old fence and wants to move it further back. He presented
certified mailings to the Chairman.
Mr. Nardelli presented drawings and showed pictures of the fence
to the Board.
Lou Falasca moved to open the public hearing, second by sEAN
McCarthy and carried.
There were no comments from the public, therefore Lou Falasca
moved to close the hearing, second by Sean McCarthy and carried.
Brief discussion ensued on the size and location of the fence.
Lou Falasca moved, second by Sean McCarthy to approve a five foot
high cedar stockade fence as presented, motion carried 4-0.
Philipse Plaza-Continuation
This was a continuation from the last meeting.
Louis Contadino, Architect, presented additional information to
the Board as they had requested on the retaining wall, gutter,
signage and garbage dumpster enclosure.
Discussion ensued on the need for more details on the elevation
designs of the retaining wall and the gutter.
Mr. Contadino showed drawing of the retaining wall and chain link
fence. Wall would be pebbly concrete finish with warm colors
which would blend into the earth, five foot vinyl coated fencing
and post along the wall, concrete stairs, railings painted metal.
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�As for the signage, discussion ensued whereby the Board felt that
each individual business would come before the Board with respect
to their own signage.
Discussion ensued on the size of the directory and where it is to
be placed, dumpster and lighting on the building.
The dumpster would be 14X12 masonry enclosure dumpster
recycling bins. The gate is 4'X 6' and gate is 6 ft. high.

and

Agfter discussion, the Board asked that they come back with
lighting fixture pictures, confer with the attorney regarding
signage and the arch.
Lou Falasca moved, second by Jim Nazemetz to approve the arch
portiion of the building as submitted, motion carried 5-0-1 with
Rosario Pomielli abstaining.
Lou Falasca moved, second by Rosario Pomielli that with regard to
lighting and signage, this be carried over to the next month's
meeting for additional lighting alternatives from the architect,
carried 6-0.
Lou Falasca moved that the gates on the dumpster be arched to
reflect the design of the arch on the face of the building,
second by Jim Nazemetz and motion carried 6-0.
Barbara Fina moved, second by Lou Falasca that materials that are
presented will be those that will be used, motion carried 6-0.
Mr. Rodrigues will apply for his building permit.
Approval of Minutes
Lou Falasca moved, second by Sean McCarthy to approve the minutes
of September 27, 1995, motion carried 4-0.
Lou Falasca moved, second by Sean McCarthy to approve the minutes
of July 12, 1995, motion carried 5-0.
Sean McCarthy mvoed, second by Lou Falasca to approve the minutes
of April 26, 1995, motion carried 5-0.
The next meeting will be held on May 22, 1996.
Sean McCarthy moved, second
meeting,motion carried.
Respectfully submitted,
Angela Everett
Deputy Village Clerk

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REGULAR MEETING

NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK
MAY 22nd, 1996

A regular meeting of the North Tarrytown Architectural Review
Board was held on May 22nd, 1996 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hall, 28
Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York.
PRESENT:

James Nazemetz, Chairman
Sean McCarthy
Rosalia Piomelli
Elvira Aloia
Louis Falasca
Robert Barstow

ABSENT:

Barbara Fina
James T. Margotta, Building Inspector

ALSO PRESENT:

Janet Gandolfo, Attorney

Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8:00 P.M.
Chairman Nazemetz stated that the minutes of the April meeting
were not received by the members of the Board and they will be approved
at the next meeting}.
1.

Arlindo Ruivo, North Washington Street-3 Family Residence.

Mr. Sam Vieira, Architect submitted plans for the building
and stated they were the same plans approved by the Board in September,
1993. Mr. Vieira stated Mr. Ruivo had problems with the basement of
the adjoining house and was unable to start construction and the approval
time had lapsed.
Mr. Vieira stated that he had submitted the Affidavit of
Service to the Building Inspector.
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the meeting
be opened for public comments. Carried.
There being no public comments, Mr. Falasca moved, seconded
by Mr. McCarthy to close the public meeting. Carried.
Mr. Vieira stated that all the comments that had been made
by the Board had been incorporated in the new plans.
Discussion followed and Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia
that the plans be approved as submitted as this is a resubmission of
plans that were previously approved in Spetember, 1993. Carried.
2.

Phelps Plaza, North Broadway-Continued.

Mr. Contadino, Architect for the project submitted drawing*
with the changes requested by the Board, and stated that the lights and
signs would be verde green to match the trim and doors.

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Attorney Gandolfo stated that the Village will be Installing
new lighting on Broadway near the project and it was suggested that the
Architect speak to the Administrator and the Village Engineer in order
to coordinate the type and size of lights to be installed.
Discussion followed regarding the need for lights, the "round"
lamps to be installed on the building, sign and size of letters on the
sign.
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the site poles
match the light poles to be installed by the Village on Broadway, that each
tenant be notified that they must appear before the Board for approval of
their individual signs, that the directory sign letters be no more than
6 inches and the sign to be verde green to match the green on the roof,
and the plans be approved as submitted. Carried.
Chairman Nazemetz stated that the next meeting of the Board will
be held on June 26th, 1996.
There being no further business to come before the Board, Mr.
Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the same be duly adjourned.
Carried.
Respectfully submitted,

:ene Amato
Acting Clerk

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REGULAR MEETING

NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK
JULY 24th, 1996

A regular meeting cf the North Tarrytown Architectural Review
Board was held on July 24th, 1996 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 Fina
Robert Barstow
Louis Falasca

ABSENT:

Rosaria Piomelli

ALSO PRESENT: Janet. Gandolfo, Attorney
James T. Margotta, Building Inspector
Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8:20 P.M.
1.

Rodrigues Enterprises, 76 Chestnut Street-New Multiple Dwelling.

Ron Turnquist, Architect presnted plans and drawings for project
to be built for the Board to review.
Mr. Rodrigues presented affidavit of of mailings to the Clerk.
Mr. Turnquist stated that the project would be built in two phases
and would be a three story multiple dwelling with parking spaces underneath
the buildings. He stated that when phase one was 90% completed they would
start phase two. Mr. Turnquist stated that several variances have been
applied for and granted by the Zoning Board and Planning Board and they
would like to start construction within the next four weeks.
Mr. Turnquist presented samples of roof shingles, window finish,
and outer building finish. He stated that the sign would be outlined in
gold with a burgandy finish and the name of the project would be "Chestnut
Ridge". He presented pictures showing the type and finish of the front doors
Mr. Turnquist stated that the building would house fourteen families
which include three handicapped persons.
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Nazemetz that the meeting be
opened for public comments. Carried.
There being no public comments, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr.
McCarthy that the public meeting be closed. Carried.
Chairman Nazemetz stated that the drawings did not show any
air conditioners and asked if there would be provisions for them.
Mr. Rodrigues stated there would be "sleeves" on the outside of
the buildings and the tenants would have to provide their own air conditioner

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Discussion followed regarding chimneys and stacks and air conditioners,
laundry room vents and kitchen range venting.
Discussion followed regarding the similarity of the new buildings
to the buildings on Valley Street as to color and style.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Fina to postpone a decision
until the next meeting and that Mr. Turnquist
resubmit drawings outlining
the items discussed for approval of the Board. Carried.
2.

Hamilton Designs, Kelbourne Avenue-Continued-New Residence.
Mr. Barstow excused himself from the Board.

Mr. Barstow presented two affidavits of service to the Clerk,
not previously submitted.
Mr. Barstow stated he was resubmitting the plans based on comments
of the Board at the last meeting. Mr. Barstow stated the plans showed
elevations, type of windows, as requested and also presented pictures of
houses in the area to compare with the proposed new residence.
Chairman Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the meeting
be opened for public comments. Carried.
Mrs. Elizabeth Phoenix, 251 Kelbourne Avenue asked several questions
regarding the size of the house and several of the trees.
Mr. Barstow stated that the resdience had been reduced in size and
the Japanese Maple Treet will be saved and several saplings and trees will
be planted. Mr. Barstow stated that he has taken into consideration the
Board's comments and has reduced the size of the house in keeping with the
neighborhood.
There being no further public comments, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded
by Mr. McCarthy that the public meeting be closed. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding the three bay windows, the fireplace,
and the chimney.
Chairman Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the plans
be approved as revised. Mr. Barstow did not vote. Mr. Falasca voted "no".
Carried.
MINUTES
Chairman Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the minutes of
the meeting held on June 27th, 1996 be approved as submitted. Carried.
After a discussion, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Barstow that
no meeting be held in August due to Board members being on vacation. Carried.
Next meeting of the Board will be held on September 25th, 1996.
There being no further business to come before the Board, Mr. Falasca
moved, seconded by Mr. Nazemetz that the same be duly adjourned. Carried.
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,
IRENE AMATO, ACTING_CLERK r ^
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�THERE WILL BE NO MEETING OF THE ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW BOARD IN THE
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JAMES MARGOTTA
BUILDING INSPECTORy

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NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK
JUNE 27th, 1996

A regular meeting of the North Tarrytown Architectural Review
Board was held on June 27th, 1996 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hall, 28
Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York.
PRESENT:

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

ALSO PRESENT: Janet Gandolfo, Attorney
ABSENT:

James T. Margotta, Building Inspector

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

David Aruj-377 North Broadway-Gulf Station-Sign.

Representative for Mr. Aruj stated that last May the plans were
approved and the application has expired. He stated they are reapplying
and asking for approval of the same plans. Mr. Aruj presented samples of
type of sign to be installed and a drawing of same.
After a discussion regarding permanent landscaping and height of
sign Attorney Gandolfo stated that the Board should renew and approve the
application as presented last May.
Chairman Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the plans
as originally submitted in May, 1995 be reapproved as submitted with the
provision that the applicant return with a plan for permanent landscaping,
at the meeting to be held on July 24th, 1996. Carried.
Mrs. Piomelli and Mr. McCarthy abstained from voting.
Chairman Nazemetz stated that the plans should be submitted to
the Board for their review no later than July 15th.
2. Dennis &amp; Elizabeth Gaylin-438 Bellwood Avenue-Fence.
Mrs. Gaylin presented affidavit of mailings to the Clerk.
Mrs. Gaylin presented drawings and sketches of proposed fence.
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to open the meeting
to the public for comments. Carried.
There being no public comments, Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by
Mr. Barstow that that public meeting be closed. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding type and height of fence.

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Mrs. Piomelli moved, seconded by Mr. Barstow that the plans
for the erection of a fence at 438 Bellwood Avenue be approved as submitted.
Carried.
3.

Antonio Rodrl pes, 338 North Broadway-Renovation approval.
Mr. Rodrigues presented affidavit of service to the Clerk.

Mr. Contindina, Architect, presented plans and sketches of proposed
renovations to fire damaged building.
Ms. Gandolfo asked if the Building Inspector had determined that
the building was more than 50% fire damaged.
Ms. Gandolfo stated that
variances might be needed if the building was more than 50% damaged.
Mr. Contindina stated that the building was not more than 50%
fire damaged. He stated that the new renovation would provide for a flat
roof and the outside walls would be stucco with Anderson commercial double
hung windows and outlined the various renovations to be made.
Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Barstow that the meeting be
opened for public comments. Carried.
Mr. Contindina presented pictures of the proposed renovations
for the audience to see.
There being no public comments Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr.
McCarthy to close the public meeting. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding the sign on the side of the building,
Mr. Rodrigues stated he was not asking for approval of the sign
at the present time.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mrs. Piomelli to approva the plans
as submitted with the sign to be approved at a later date. Carried.
4.

Hamilton Design, Inc.-Kelbourne Avenue-New 1-family residence.

Mr. Barstow excused himself from discussion as he represented
Hamilton Design.
Mr. Barstow presented affidavit of service to the Clerk.
Mr. Barstow outlined proposed construction of new residence.
Chairman Nazemetz stated he felt more detailed drawings should
have been submitted for the Board's approval, outlining elevations, type
of windows and type of finish.
Discussion followed regarding trees on the property and the
need for more detailed drawings.
Ms. Fina moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the meeting be
opened to the public for comments. Carried.

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Mrs. Elizabeth Phoenix, 251 Kelbourne Avenue stated she lives
on the other side of the lot in question and was very concerned about the
removal of trees and the size of the house.
Mrs. Piomelli stated she was concerned that the proposed housedoes not seem to fit in with the other houses in the area and felt that
the entrance was too over-powering and too extravagant.
There being no further public comments, Mr. McCarthy moved,
seconded by Ms. Fina to close the public hearing. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding the size of the house, the removal
of trees, the size of the turn-around and the front entrance.
Chairman Nazemetz questioned if all the persons involved had
been notified of the meeting and it was stated that several persons had
not been notified.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mrs. Pomelli that the matter be
tabled to the July meeting and that Mr. Barstow submit more detailed plans
and drawings by July 15th and that proper mailings be sent to those in the
area. Carried. Mr. Barstow did not vote.
Ms. Fina stated that applicants should adjere to the checklist
and that all neighbors be notified.
MINUTES
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Fina that the minutes of the
meeting held on April 24th be approved as submitted. Carried.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia that the minutes of the
meeting held on MjP?2nd, 1996 be approved as submitted. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding "checklist" and some members felt
that the "checklist" should be strictly adhered to and that all applicants
be treated the same.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Fina that the applicants be
made to adhere to the "checklist" and that the Building Inspector be notified,
Carried. Mrs. Pomillo and Mr. Barstow abstained.
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,

Vr_ene Amato
Acting Clerk

�BUILDING APPLICANT'S CHECKLIST
Village of North Tarrytown Architectural Review Board
To ensure that the Architectural Review Board (ARB) is able to fairly and efficiently evaluate your
application, please make sure you bring the following items listed below to the meeting for the board to
review. We cannot review your application without the proper information.
Please refer to the application and the zoning code for more complete details and requirements,
available at Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue.

HAVE YOU INCLUDED THE FOLLOWING IN YOUR APPLICATION?

BLUEPRINTS or SCALED DRAWINGS
with all dimensions of the building clearly indicating:
1. Q Elevations of all sides of the structure
2. G Floor plans

3. G A site plan if available or a hand drawn sketch — to help us see how your property relates to those on
adjacent properties. Indicate where your work will occur on this site plan or drawing.
4. • Accurate and complete dimensions and sizes (height, width, and depth)
5. G Materials to be used — bring samples or photographs if you think it will help illustrate your project
Q Indicate materials you intend to use, ex: slate walkway, 8" glass block wall, macadam driveway
Q Describe the... shutters, finishes, casings, landscaping, colors, etc.
PHOTOGRAPHS
6. Q Clearly labeled photographs of:
G Adjacent buildings Q The existing structure, if this is a renovation or addition
G For fences bring a photo of the type of fence you have selected.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION
7. G Were there any variances or approvals granted for this project? Please be prepared to summarize them.

NOTIFICATION
I. G You must send notification of the work you intend to do to:
G Your neighbor on either side
G Three neighbors directly across the street.
?. G Notification must be received by these neighbors by certified mail/ return receipt, 10 days prior to the
scheduled meeting to inform them that this application will be reviewed by the ARB at the next scheduled
meeting.
v G Bring all return receipts to the meeting. I'hey are required as part of your application.

I he iicluteeiund f\c\icw Hoaid of Xorth Turn town was formed to help guide the directum of development,
while providing an envu onment Jar business and residents to prosper and en/oy their community. We are
a.ten slid not only in iihikmg decisions that u 01 k for today hut also decisions which will endure for our future.
I hi' hoard is made up of highly qualified people with professional expertise in architecture, contracting and
huddtng, grufiluc design, interior design, real estate and historic preservation.

�SIGN APPLICANTS CHECKLIST
Village of North Tarrytown Architectural Review Board
To ensure that the Architectural Review Board (ARB) is able to fairly and efficiently evaluate your
application, please make sure you bring the following items listed below to the meeting for the board to
review. We cannot review your application without the proper information.
Please refer to the sign code for more complete details and requirements,
available at Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue.

HAVE YOU INCLUDED THE FOLLOWING IN YOUR APPLICATION?

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A SCALED DRAWING

with all dimensions of the sign or a full size mock-up, clearly indicating:
1. Letter style
• Typeface

Q Height of the letter

2. Additional Graphics
• Borders
• Logos

• Pictures

• Depth of the letters

• Distance between letters

G Frames

3. Size
• the height, depth and width
4. Materials to be used
• What is the sign made ot? Caned wood? Metal? Plastic? Other?
Q Bring samples, whenever possible, of the material to be used.
5. Placement
Q Indicate how the sign will be hung or placed. Affixed to the building? On posts?
• Overall height from the ground, including mountings and supports.
G Include a photo(s) of the area where the sign will be displayed and adjacent areas.
G Will the sign be lit? Describe or show lighting fixtures and their position.
6. Colors
G Bring a sample of the colors to be used.

NOTIFICATION
1. G You must send notification of the work you intend to do to:
G your neighbor on either side G three neighbors directly across the street.
2. G Notification must be icceived by these neighbors by certified mail/ return receipt, 10 days prior to the
scheduled meeting to inform them that this application will be reviewed by the ARB at the next scheduled
meeting.

3. G Biing all return receipts to the meeting. They are required as part of the application.
I lie \rclnteclio;il Reviov Hoard of Xorth Lirrvtown was formed to help guide the direction of development,
while piovidmg tin environment Joi husiiuss and icndcnls to prosper and enjoy their community. We are
inttiisiid not only in making divisions that w oik J or today hut also decisions which will endure for our future
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                    <text>REGULAR MEETING

NORTH TARRYTCWN, NEW YORK
SEPTEMBER 25th, 1996

A regular meeting of the North Tarrytown Architectural Review
Board was held on September 25th, 1996 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hall,
28 Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York.
PRESENT:

James Nazemetz, Chairman
Sean McCarthy
Rosaria Piomelli
Louis Falasca

ABSENT:

Elvira Aloia
Barbara Fina
Robert Barstow

ALSO PRESENT:

Janet Gandolfo, Attorney
James Margotta, Building Inspector

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

Helen Stafford, 400 No. Broadway-Retaining wall and stairs.

Mrs. Stafford's son-in-law presented pictures of wall and stairs
and outlined the project and asked for approval.
Receipts for mailings were presented to the Clerk.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the meeting be
opened for public comments.
There being no public comments, Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by
Mr. Falasca that the meeting be closed for public comments. Carried.
After discussion, Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy
that the plans be approved as submitted. Carried.
2.

Donna Zaicek, 73 New Broadway-Erection of Fence.

Ms. Zaicek presented pictues of property and outlined where fence
was to be erected, stating that the fence would be a stockade fence on the
side and wooden picket fence on the front of the property.
Ms. Zaicek presented affidavits of mailings to Clerk.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the meeting be
opened for public comments. Carried.
There being no public comments Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by
Mr. Falasca that the meeting be closed for public comments. Carried.
After discussion, Ms. Piomelli moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy
that the erection of the fence be approved as requested. Carried.

�-23.

P. &amp; G. Gasperini, 147 Valley Street-Addition for garage and plumbing
supplies storage.

Ron Turnquist, Architect for the project presented Site Plan
and Drawings for the proposed project and presented pictures of the building
in its present condition. Mr. Turnquist stated it was the intention to create
a garage for two vehicles with storage for supplies on the second floor.
Mr. Turnquist presented affidavits of mailings to the Clerk.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. Nazemetz that the meeting be
opened for public conments. Carried.
There being no public conments, Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by
Mr. Nazemetz to close the meeting for public comments. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding the height of the garage door,
the installation of Venetian blinds on upstairs windows and lighting on
side of garage doors.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Piomelli that the plans be
approved as submitted, with the exception that Venetian blinds be installed
on the double hung windows on the second floor. Carried.
4. Eduardo Vera, 73 Chestnut Street-2-story addition to rear of rear
of residence and stair addition.
Mr. Turnquist, Architect for the project prsented plans and
pictures and outlined the project for the Board.
Mr. Turnquist presented affidavits of mailings to the Clerk.
Mr. Turnquist stated that the project would have a kitchen
on the first and second floors and include a new bathroom. At present
the building is a one family dwelling but is a legal two family dwelling.
He will be relocating the front door, extending the porch and installing
new Anderson windows.
Discussion followed regarding bathroom location, type of siding
and placement of closets.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to open the meeting
for public conments. Carried.
There being no public cements, Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by
Mr. McCarthy to close the meeting for public comments. Carried.
Mr. Turnquist stated that all the necessary variances have been
obtained.
There being no further discussion, Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by
Mr. McCarthy that the plans be approved as submitted with the exception that
the front porch will have vertical vinyl siding rather than horizontal siding.
Ms. Piomelli abstained from voting and the motion carried.

�-35.

Ramon MLsle, 75 College Avenue-Addition to include living room, deck,
and detached two car garage.

Mr. Turnquist, Architect presented plans and pictures of two family
house in excellent condition, and stated that the first floor does not have
a proper living room. Mr. Turnquist stated that the addition will include a
living room and a small deck. He stated that there is a large parking lot
at the rear of the building owned by the former Daily News and it is the
intention of the owners to create a barrier to block off the parking lot.
He stated there is an easement to allow cars into the parking lot.
Mr. Turnquist presented affidavits of mailings to the Clerk.
Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the meeting be
opened for public comments. Carried.
There being no public coments, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr.
Falasca to close the meeting for public comments. Carried.
Mr. Turnquist stated that the plans had been submitted to the Zoning
Board and all necessary variances had been granted.
Discussion followed regarding the installation of a "cupola" on top
of the garage, location of easement, planting of greenery to block the parking
lot and type of windows.
Ms. Piomelli moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the plans be approved
with the provision that a streak of greenery be planted for a distance of
ten to twelve feet, and that pictures be presented to the Board for their
approval, prior to the issuanee of a C.of 0. and that separate permits be
issued for the addition and the garage. Carried.
6.

Michael Zreik, 10 Lawrence Avenue-Repair and reconstruction of existing
front entry porch.

Mr. Turnquist presented plans and outlined the project, stating that
he is extending the porch with concrete block, steps to be rebuilt with new
treads and new facia with dental fiberglass with metal hand railing. He
also stated that they will enclose the entrace to the basement with a shed
roof.
Mr. Turnquist presented affidavits of mailings to the Clerk
Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Ms. Piomelli to open the meeting
for public comments. Carried.
There being no public comments, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Ms.
Piomelli to close the meeting for public comments. Carried.
After discussion Ms. Piomelli moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to
approve the plans as submitted. Carried. Mr. McCarthy abstained from voting.
7.

Rodrigues Enterprises, Chestnut Street-New Multiple IXrelling. -Continuation.

Mr. Turnquist presented plans and model of proposed project with
several revisions.
Discussion followed regarding time of submission of plans for the

�-4Board to review. Attorney Gandolfo stated that the plans should be filed
with the Building Department at least ten days before the Board is to meet.
Ms. Gandolfo stated that several members of the Board were not able
to be present and would not be able to comment on the plans. Ms. Gandolfo
stated that the plans differed from the plans submitted and approved by the
Zoning Board.
Discussion followed regarding the entrance to the garages, the air
conditioners and covers and grilles and who is to supply the air conditioners.
Mr. Turnquist stated that he has changed windows, added details,
added sliding windows and gave
the project more style.
Discussion followed regarding the number of units proposed and the
number of units approved by the Planning and Zoning Boards.
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.
Ms. Piomelli stated although
the project would be an improvement
to the area she was bothered by the air conditioner placement and colors of the
grilles.
Mr. McCarthy also felt that the colors of the grille needed more
discussion and that the number of units approved by the Zoning Board needed
to be clarified.
After discussion, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the
approval be deferred until all members of the Board could review the plans and
that the plans be submitted at the next meeting of the Board to be held on October
23rd, 1996. Said plans to be submitted by October 14th, 1996. Carried.
MINUTES
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the minutes of the
meeting held on July 24th, 1996 be accepted as submitted with the exception
of the following correction: On Page 2 under Hamilton Design approval-Mr.
Falasca "abstained" from voting. Carried.
There being no further business to come before the Board, Mr. Falasca
moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the same be duly adjourned. Carried.
Itespectfully submitted,

\rene Amato
Acting Clerk

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                    <text>REGULAR MEETING

NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK
OCTOBER 23rd, 1996

A regular meeting of the North Tarrytown Architectural Review
Board was held on October 23rd, 1996 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hall,
28 Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York.
PRESENT:

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

ALSO PRESENT:

Janet Gandolfo, Attorn
James Margotta, Buildin

Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to ord&lt;
1.

Augustin Triana, 128 Cortlandt Street-Lower level rehab.

Postponed-Architect Turnquist called out-of-town on an
emergency.
2.

Rodrigues Enterprises, Chestnut Street-New Multiple Dwelling-Continuation
Postponed-Architect Turnquist called out-of-town on an

emergency.
3.

Nicholas Robinson, 258 Kelbourne Avenue-Wood Deck.
John Poux presented affidavit of mailings to Clerk.

Mr. Poux presented pictures of residence and outlined the project.
Mr. Poux stated that the deck would be visible from both Millard and
Kelbourne Avenues.
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia that the meeting be
opened for public comments. Carried.
There being no public comments Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by
Mr. Falasca that the meeting be closed for public comments. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding placement of shubbery and lattice
work to be installed on the lower apron.
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the plans be
accepted as presented, with the addition of painted wooden lattice to be
installed in the lower apron. Carried.
4.

Mr. &amp; Mrs-.. Joseph Trotti-28 Merlin Avenue-Garage.
Mr. Trotti presented affidavits of mailings to Clerk.

�-2Mr. Trotti stated that the carport on his property had collapsed
last winter and he would like to build a garage in place of the carport.
Mr. Trotti outlined the type of garage and construction of same and presented
plans for the Board to review.
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca? that the meeting be
opened for public comments. Carried.
There being no public comments Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by
Mr. McCarthy that the meeting be closed for public comments. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding type of construction, type of garage
door and type of shingles for the roof.
Mr. Trotti stated that the garage will be constructed to match the
house and the roof would also match the roof of the house.
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia to approve the plans as
submitted. Carried. Mr. Falasca abstained.
5.

Hamilton Designs-Kelbourne Avenue-Revision-New Residence (Continuation).
Mr. Barstow excused himself as he is the applicant.

Mr. Barstow submitted revised drawings for the Board to review,
stating he made changes to the front of the house in order to make the
house more balanced.
Chairman Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the meeting
be opened for public comments. Carried.
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Ms.. Fina to close the meeting
for public comments. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding placement of garage, garage doors,
sideyards and setbacks and type of construction.
Mr. Barstow stated he had re-notified the neighbors and no one
appears to object to the construction.
Chairman Nazemetz stated he had spoken to Mrs. Phoenix who had
shown concern at previous meetings and she was in favor of the garage in the
front.
Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Ms. Fina that the plans be accepted
as revised and agreed upon and the finish be stucco upon cedar clapboard,
7 inch exposureV/ith appropriate trim quarter board.
Ms. Aloia and Ms. Piomelli abstained from voting. Mr. McCarthy,
Mr. Falasca, Ms. Fina and Mr. Nazemetz voting "Yes". Mr. Barstow did not
vote. Chairman Nazementz declared the motion carried.
Mr. Barstow asked the Board if he would have to come back if he
decided to change from stucco to cedar clapboard. The Board discussed
the request and stated he would not have to reappear.

�-3Discussion followed regarding the scheduling of meetings and it
was decided to have the November meeting on November 25th, 1996 and no
meeting in December due to the Holidays.
MINUTES
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the minutes of the
meeting held on September 25th be accepted as presented with the following
amendment:
Page 4-Paragraph 8-to read as follows:
"to be clarified and that the lower
match the upper level." Carried.

section of elevation

Ms. Aloia, Ms. Fina and Mr. Barstow abstained from voting as
they were not present at the September meeting.

There being no further business to come before the meeting
Ms. Fina moved, seconded by Ms. Piomelli that the same be 4uly adjourned
Carried.

Irene Amato
Acting Clerk

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                    <text>REGULAR MEETING

NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK
NOVEMBER 25, 1996

A regular meeting of the North Tarrytown Architectural Review
Board was held on November 25th, ]996 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hall,
North Tarrytown, New York.
PRESENT:

James Nazemetz, Chairman
Robert Barstow
Elvira Aloia
Rosaria Piomelli
Louis Falasca

ABSENT:

Sean McCarthy
Barbara Fina

ALSO PRESENT:

Janet Gandolfo, Attorney
James Margotta, Building Inspector

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

Christine Campbell, 404 Old Broadway-Sign.

John Heinzinger, Agent for Ms. Campbell presented affidavit
of mailings to the Clerk.
Mr. Heinzinger stated that they wanted to remove the old awning
which has been damaged and wish to install a new 2 by 8 foot dark green
and gold leaf sign. Mr. Heinzinger presented pictures and swatches and stated
that the new sign would read "Ichabod's Run".
Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to open the meeting
for public comments. Carried.
There being no public comments, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by
Ms. Piomelli to clost the meeting for public comments. Carried.
All Board members agreed that the sign would look very nice.
Ms. Piomelli moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the application
be accepted as presented. Carried.
2.

Robert &amp; Maureen Whalen, 20 Amos Street-Construction of a new Modular
residence.
Mr. Whalen presented affidavits of mailings to the Clerk.

Mr. Whalen presented drawings of the proposed house and stated
it would be approximately 24 x 46 and outlined various items for the Board.
Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to open the meeting
for public comments. Carried.

�-2There being no public comments, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by
Mr. Falasca to close the meeting for public comments. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding front porch, rear deck, front entrance
way, chimney, side entry, second floor middle window, side walls, railings on
porch, side elevations of driveway, garage door, soffit vents, windows in
rear and and side of house and sliders on left side of house.
Mr. Whalen stated that most of that information was not on the
drawings but he would have them and resubmit the drawings taking into
consideration all the items mentioned by the Board. He also stated he did
not want the house to look like the neighboring houses.
Discussion followed regarding his need to go before the Zoning Board
for variances if he intends to erect a front porch and a rear deck.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Piomelli to table the matter
until the January 22nd meeting of the Board in order to receive more complete
drawings. Carried.
3.

Augustin Triana, 128 Cortlandt Street-First floor and lower level rehab.
Mr. Turnquist present affidavits of mailings to the Clerk.

Mr. Turnquist, Architect for the project presented pictures and
drawings of the proposed project and stated that the second and third floors
are presently a rooming house and the first floor was a bar and restaurant
and social club. Mr. Turnquist stated that Mr. Triana wanted to refurbish
the whole building.
Mr. Turnquist stated that the basement or street level is now a
"Deli" and would remain a "deli". He stated that the first floor would
be completely renovated and become a restaurant. He stated that Mr. Triana
is a "Chef" and has worked at many well known restaurants in the area.
Mr. Turnquist stated that the restaurant would be handicapped
accessible and conform to Westchester County requirements. He also stated
that the parking area would be directly across the street from the restaurant
on property owned by Mr. Triana. He stated that the rooming house would be
converted into two-two bedroom apartments and two-one bedroom apartments.
Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia to open the meeting for
public comments. Carried.
There being no public comments, Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by
Mr. Nazemetz to clost the meeting for public comments. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding type of siding to be installed after
renovation, awnings, windows, outside light fixtures, planters, roofing on
turret, type of doors and finish of doors.
There being no further comments, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by
Mr. Falasca to approve the plans as submitted. Carried.

�-34.

Rodrigues Enterprises, Chestnut Street-Continuation-New Multiple
Dwelling.

Mr. Turnquist, Architect stated that the applicant would like
the matter postponed until the January meeting.
Ms. Piomelli moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia that the matter be
postponed until the January meeting. Carried.

MINUTES
Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia that the minutes of the
October 23rd, 1996 meeting be accepted as submitted. Carried.
There being no further business to come before the Board, Mr.
Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Piomelli that the same be duly adjourned.
Carried.
Mr. Nazemetz stated that the next meeting of the Board would be
held on January 22nd, 1997 and there would be no meeting in December, due
to the holidays.
Resoectfully submitted,

Cf^^
:ene Amato
Acting Clerk

�DUE TO LACK OF QUORUM THERE WAS NO ARB BOARD MEETING
IN DECEMBER 1996 BECAUSE OF THE HOLIDAY.

^^^9?£3James Margotta, Building Inspector

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                    <text>REGULAR MEETING

SLEEPY HOLLOW, NEW YORK
January 22nd, 1997

A Regular meeting of the Sleepy Hollow Architectural
Review Board was held on January 22nd, 1997 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village
Hall, Sleepy Hollow, New York.
PRESENT:

James Nazemetz, Chairman
Louis Falasca
Rosaria Piomelli
Sean McCarthy
Elvira Aloia

ALSO PRESENT:

ABSENT:

Janet Gandolfo, Attorney
James Margotta, Building Inspector

Robert Barstow
Barbara Fina

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

E.E.T. International 72 Beekman Avenue.-Sign Application.

Ms. Lyn Farrell, Agent for the applicant submitted pictures
for the Board to review.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Piomelli to open
the meeting for public comments. Carried.
There being no public comments, Mr. Falasca moved,
seconded by Ms. Piomelli to close the meeting for public comments.
Carried.
Discussion followed regarding the signs already
installed in the window. It was the consensus of the Board that
the signs occupied to much of the window and was in violation of the
code.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the
matter be postponed until the meeting to be held on February 26, and
that the applicant remove all signs immediately, except for the following:
M
EXPRESS0-TR0YA INTERNACIONAL" AND that no more then 10% of the window
be covered and that no telephone number be included. Carried.
Ms. Farrell was directed to contact the Building
Inspector for copies of the Sign Code.
2.

Mr, &amp; Mrs, C. Skelly, 130 New Broadway-Approval of Addition.

Mr. Robert Ciamei, Architect submitted plans and
pictures of the proposed two story addition and deck to be constructed
at 130 New Broadway. Mr. Ciamei informed the Board of setbacks, siding,
roofing type, windows and stairway.

�-2Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Piomelli to open the
meeting for public comments. Carried.
There being no public comments, Mr. Falasca moved, seconded
by Ms. Piomelli to clost the meeting for public comments. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding the two flights of stairs at
the left side of the dwelling and the construction of each.
Mr. Ciamei stated the applicant did not was to change the two
stairways as it would entail ripping out the concrete foundation and
would cost a lot of money. He stated that the applicant did not want to
spend more than a certain amount as the house was old and felt it did not
warrant the extra expense.
Mr. Skelly stated that the house sets back approximately eighty
feet from the street and there are trees and shrubbery which would block
part of the stairs. He also stated he wanted the steps situated as they
are shown so he could access to
the lawn area on the side of the deck.
Chairman Nazemetz stated that two different types of stairs
are next to each other and would be visible from the street and was not
in favor of the plan.
Discussion followed with
did not like the appearance of the
Discussion also followed regarding
dormers and vents and wrought iron

all members of the Board stating they
two flights of stairs next to each other.
double hung windows to be installed,
railing.

Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Piomelli that the plans be
approved as submitted with the following additions: that the cap on the
wrought iron railing be capped with cedar from the ground level to the
second floor entry; in addition the proposed wooden stairs be moved to the north
end of the proposed deck and that the same sort of shrubbery and planting
be planted to match the existing planting, as to height and size. Carried.

3.

Ellen Scheinwald &amp; Yoave Cohen-469 Munroe Avenue-1-story addition.

Mr. McCarthy excused himself from the Board as he is the Architect
for the project.
Mr. McCarthy presented plans and pictures of the proposed addition
and stated that the house is beind extensively rehabilitated and that the
new addition would have double hung windows-Anderson type, siding would be
cedar to match the existing house and foundation would have enclosed lattice
work.
Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca 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, Ms. Piomelli moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca
that the plans be approved as submitted. Carried. Mr. McCarthy did not vote.

�-3-

4.

Rodrigues Enterprises, Chestnut Street-Continued.

New Multiple Dwelling.

Chairman Nazemetz moved that this matter be postponed until the
February 26th, meeting, seconded by Mr. Falasca. Carried.
5.

Robert &amp; Maureen Whalen, 20 Amos Street-Construction of new home (cont'd).

Chairman Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that this matter
be postponed until the February 26th meeting. Carried.
MINUTES
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia that the minutes of the
meeting held on November 25th, 1996 be approved as submitted. Carried.
Mr. McCarthy abstained.
NEW BUSINESS
Mr. Falasca stated that he had noticed cars parking in front of
a residence across from Alter's Bakery and heard that they were selling used
cars, and felt it was in violation of village codes.
Discussion followed and the Building Inspector stated he would
send a building permit application to the owner informing him he would
have to appear before the Zoning Board and Planning Board.
Ms. Gandolfo stated that the Board of Trustees would have
available copies of the Local Waterfront Code for the Board to review.
Ms. Gandolfo stated that the Board of Trustees planned to adopt the code
at their meeting to be held on January 28th.
Mr. Margotta stated that a retaining wall had been built at the
rear of a house on Holland Avenue without permits and the owner was
directed to get permits and hire an engineer to oversee the wall.
There being no further business to come before the Board, Mr.
Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the meeting be adjourned.
Carried.
Respectfully submitted,
—y*—&gt;

c^_if&amp;

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Acting Clerk

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SLEEPY HOLLOW, NEW YORK
February 26th, 1997

A regular meeting of the Sleepy Hollow Architectural Review
Board was held on February 26th, 1997 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hall,
Sleepy Hollow, New York.
PRESENT:

James Nazemetz, Chairman
Rosaria Piomelli
Elvira Aloia
Sean McCarthy
Robert Barstow

ALSO PRESENT:

ABSENT:

1.

Janet Gandolfo, Attorney
James Margotta, Building Inspector

Louis Falasca
Barbara Fina

ANTHONY &amp; EMELIE SCIARPELLETTI, 101 Rice Avenue-1 Story Addition.

Mr. McCarthy excused himself from participating in voting
as he is the Architect for the project.
Mr. McCarthy presented proof of mailing to the Attorney.
Mr. McCarthy presented photographs and plans for the proposed
addition and outlined the project.
Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia to open the meeting
for public comments. Carried.
There being no public comments, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by
Ms. Aloia to close the meeting for public comments. Carried.
After discussion regarding type of windows, type of roofing,
color of shutters and type of siding, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by
Ms. Aloia to approve the application as submitted. Carried.
2.

E.E.T. International 72 Beekman Ave. -Sign-(Continued.)

Applicant did not appear and the matter was postponed until the
next meeting.
MINUTES
Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia that the approval of
the minutes of the meeting held on January 22nd, 1997 be tabled. Carried.
135 Cortlandt Street Fence
Mr. Nazemetz stated that a letter had been received from the
Administrator regarding the replacement of the fence damaged while Cortlandt
Street sidewalk was being replaced.

�-2-

Mr. Barstow stated he would like to look at the fence before
commenting on the height.
Ms. Aloia stated did did not approve of the height.
Mr. Margotta stated that a letter was sent to Mr. Jimenez regarding
the fence and the parking of cars.
Mr. McCarthy felt that the new fence did not conform to the Code
but felt that it had improved the area.
There being no further discussion Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded
by Ms. Aloia to table the matter until the next meeting. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding new signs to be installed at the
former Tappan Motors property at the intersection of New Broadway and Route
9 (Broadway).
Mr. Nazemetz stated that the next meeting of the Board would be
held on March 26th, 1997.
There being no further business to come before the Board, Mr.
McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Barstow that the same be duly adjourned.
Carried.
Respectfully submitted,

Irene Amato
Acting Clerk

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REGULAR MEETING

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SLEEPY HOLLOW, NEW YORK
MARCH 26th, 1997

A regular meeting of the Sleepy Hollow Architectural Review
Board was held on March 26th, 1997 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hall,
Sleepy Hollow, New York.
PRESENT:

James Nazemetz, Chairman
Rosaria Piomelli
Elvira Aloia
Barbara Fina
Sean McCarthy
Robert Barstow
Louis Falasca
ALSO PRESENT: Janet Gandolfo, Attorney
James Margotta, Building Inspector
1.

Phelps Memorial Hospital, 701 North Broadway-Sign.

The following appeared to represent Phelps Memorial Hospital:
Michael Rosenzweig, Engineer, Mike Palmieri and Michael Bierut.
Mr.Bierut presented plans and photographs for the Board to
consider. Mr. Bierut stated that the hospital was becomming affiliated
with other hospitals and the hospital cannot be seen from the road, therefore
a sign stating the various affiliations was needed.
Mr. Bierut stated that the height of the new sipr. would be
approximately 78 inches in height, would be internally illuminated, would
be ualX green in color '-nd would be situated on a concrete base.
Chairman Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to open the
meeting for public comments. Carried.
There being no public comments, Chairman Nazemetz moved, seconded
by Mr. McCarthy to close the meeting for public comments. Carried.
Mr. Falasca felt that the sign was too high and stated that the
hospital should have local people to install the sign.
Ms. Fina stated she would like a sign that was low keyed which
would blend in with the trees.
Mr. Beirut stated there would be landscaping around the bottom
of the sign and stated the sign was needed so people looking for the hospital
would be able to find it. Mr. Beirut stated that the new sign would be
approximately on the same spot as the present sign.
Discussion followed regarding the temporary fund raising therometer
placement, the height of the new sign and the colors of the sign.
Mr. Barstow questioned the safety issue and whether the size of
the new sign would be distracting to travelers on Route 9.

�s.
• /

Mr. Beirut stated that similar signs would be installed on the
grounds directing people to the various buildings.
Ms. Piomelli questioned the size of the letters and whether they
could be seen from both sides.
i^rSarlZNazEae^a stated that the Board would like local people
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to be given consideration for the construction of the sign.

There being no further comments, Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by
Ms. Piomelli to accept the application as presented. Carried.
MINUTES
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Nazemetz that the minutes of
the meeting held on Janaury 22nd, 1997 be approved as submitted. Carried.
Ms. Piomelli moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the minutes of
the meeting held on February 26th, 197 be approved as submitted. Carried.
NEW BUSINESS
Building Inspector Margotta reported he had sent letters to the
owners of the Sunoco Station at the corner of Pocantico &amp; Broadway and to
Tappan Motors, New Broadway and Broadway regarding their signs.
Ll^'is^ion followed regarding the status of building owned by
Antonio Rodrigues on o!?fdway which was damaged by fire.
Mr. Margotta stated that attullumg Permit has been issued and
he stated that the remaining walls had been damaged by high winds and he
directed Mr. Rodrigues to take them down. Mr. Margotta also stated that
the building had been less than 50% damaged by the fire.
Ms. Piomelli questioned if Mr. Rodrigues would be willing to
return before the Board to discuss various options in the reconstruction
of the building now that the walls had been taken down.
Ms. ftWig stated that the Board was willing to work with Mr.
Rodrigues if he would like to make some changes in the facade.
Attorney Gandolfo suggested that the Building Inspector call Mr.
Rodrigues and inform him of the Board's concern, and ask him if he would
like to come back to discuss the "facade" before he gets totffar into
reconstruction.
Chairman Nazemetz stated that the next meeting of the Board would
be held on April 23rd, 1997.
There being no further business to come before the Board, Ms.
Fina moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia that the same be duly adjourned. Carried

'^t^fd

Resjhectfully su

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REGULAR MEETING

SLEEPY HOLLOW, NEW YORK
APRIL 23rd, 1997

A roRiilnr mop( ing nf the Sloppy Hollow Architectural Review
Board was he Id on April IMrd, 19^7 at «:00 r.M. in the Village Hall,
Sleepy Hollow, New Yorl&lt; .
PRESENT:

Cames N-i^cnir! z, Chairman
Rosar i a Pi ome1 1 i
Elvira Aloia
Soan McCart hv
Robert I'arst ow

ABSENT:

Rarbara Eina
Eon is Falasca

ALSO PRESENT: Janet Candolfo, Attorney
lames Mnrgotta, Ruilding Inspector
Chairman Nazemet z called the meeting to order at 8:10
1.

P.M.

L. Novick-L. Cole - )(•&gt; Fremont Road-Addition.

Mr. Eckhardt, Architect for the project presented plans and
pictures for the addition. Mr. Eckhardt stated that the residence was
behind the PoAhodv property and was to he a two storv addition and
outlined tvpe of construction, colors of siding, tvpe of roof and
windows.
Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded hv Mr. McCarthy that the meeting
he opened for public comments. Carried.
Mr. Nazemetz moved, spconded by Mr. McCarthy to close the
meeting for public comments. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding the various items presented bv
Mr. Eckhardt.
Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded bv Mr. McCarthy that the plans be
approved as submitted.
Carried.
2.

Antonio Rocha, 7 Katrina Avenue-Addition.

Sam Vieira, Architect presented plans and pictures for the
renovation and addition at 7 Katrina Avenue. Mr. Vieira stated that
the residence would become a two family residence with an apartment
created for the owner's daughter. He stated that vinyl siding would be
replaced and the new chimnev to be extended to conform to code and an
existing window would be removed.
Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Ms. Piomelli that the meeting
be opened for public comments. Carried.
Ms. Piomelli moved, seconded by Ms. Aloia to close the meeting
lor public comments. Carried.

cL^t^^^_

�-2Dlsoussion followed regarding the various items presented by
Mr. Vieira.
Ms. Piomolli nrnvod, seconded bv Ms. Aloi.n that t bo plans he
npproved as submit ted. Carried.
3_^

Robert &amp; Maureen Whalen, 20 Amos Street-Continuation.

Mr. Barstow excused himsoir from participating .is bo is tbe
Architect for the project .
Mr. Barstow presented plans for .1 modular structure which had
previously been submitted Inst November. He stated thnt changes have
been made regarding site placement, windows and several items that the
Board had requested.
Mr. Barstow stated that tbe new plans show elevations, an added
canopy with columns, stone stops, wood railing, vinyl shutters to give
more detail to the structure. Mr. Bat stow stated that no variances would
be required, the basement would have several windows, garage doors would
have windows,
He stated that a retaining wall approximate!v four feet
high would be built at the end of tbe drivewav.
Mr. Margotta stated that tbe driveway has an easement through it
.and he felt that the drivewav was too steep and that barriers would have
to be installed at the end of tbe drivewav. He also felt that the village
might someday have to tear up the driveway because of the easement.
Mr. Margotta stated that It would be difficult to go into the garage without
making several maneuvers.
Mr. Nazemotz moved, seconded bv Mr. McCarthy that the meeting
be opened for public comments. Carried.
Mr. Nazomotz moved, seconded hv Mr. MeCarthv to close the
meeting for public comments. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding lighting on the side door, the
creation of a "berm" and the level of the driveway, the placement of
windows on the south side of the bouse, type of windows, height of garage.
Mr. Nazomot 7, moved, seconded bv Mr. McCarthy to accept the plans
as submitted with the proviso that the casement window on the south elevation
may be changed for a double bung window. Carried.
U.

Wayne Jeffers, A10 No. Broadway-Sign.

Mr. Margotta reported he had sent letters to Mr. .Jeffers
regarding signs in the windows, enclosing a copy of the sign ordinance.
He stated he has had no response from Mr. Jeffers.
Discussion followed regarding diesel fuel tanks inside building,
sale of flowers, ,-tnd the operat Ion of n grocery store on the premises.
Mr. Margotta was directed to send a letter to Mr. Jeffers
ordering Mr. loiters to re&lt; tiIv the situation within thirty days.

�-'1NEW BUSINESS
Mr. Margotta stated the village has an ongoing grant program
regarding the i nsta I 1 at Ion of canopies.
Discussion followed regarding various signs throughout the
village, and the adoption of a color coclo ordinance within the village.

MINUTES
Mr. Nazomet 7. moved, seconded by Ms. Piomelli that the minutes
of the meeting held on March 26th, 1997 he approved with minor changes.
Carried.
OLD BUSINESS
Discussion followed regarding the RodrigneR building on Broadway
which had been fire damaged.
Ms. Piomelli stated she felt the height of the new building
was above the maximum height and will be higher than the plans approved
by the Board.
Mr. Barstow stated that
increasing the square footage.

the full second floor frame would be

Mr. Margotta stated that the building was designed for future
use of the second floor.
Discussion followed regarding the plans that were submitted
and approved hv the Board nw October 11th, 1996.
There being no further business to come before the Board, Mr.
McCarthy moved, seconded bv Mr. Nazometz that the same be duly adjourned.
Carried.
Respectful1v submitted,

Irene Amato
Acting Clerk

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                    <text>Sleepy Hollow, May 21 - 1997
Honorable Mayor Sean Tracy,
Mr. James Nazemetz (Director of the Architectural Review Board)
Board of Trustees
Building Inspector
Village of Sleepy Hollow (N.Y.)I059I

Gentleman,
I luigi and wife TOMMASINA

TUCCI, resideing at 45 Dell st.-

Sleepy Hollow, N.Y., received a certified letter from STUDIO 90
of Somers, H.Y. informing us that Colabella Contrcting corp.
has applied for a Permit to construct a 2 Family House on the
property located on Sect. I7-Block 14 - lots 1-2-3-4 on the
North side of Tappan Ave - Village of Sleeepy Hollow, N.Y.Y/e are very concerned that a 2 family house on that
smell parcel - defined UNBUILDABLE - by past Administrations,
will eventually create problems to our property located on the
west side of said lots.
Our property denominate as Sect. 17 - I - IA 4 on
45 Dell Street - Sleepy Hollow,N.Y. has a property line next
and West of said property on Tappan Ave, wich is located above
a deep - steep and very poor sandy soil under wich a natural
Spring of water flows contintutly along side the bottom of our
property and with proper drenage flows in the PocaiLtico river.
Our concern is that a tremendous weight of a two family
construction may cause problems in the future.
If the Architectural Review Board and Board of Trustees
decides that a building permit will be granted, then special
attention should be taken of testing the soil, deepness of the
Over please

�Foundation,the protection from soil erosion, water run-off etc.
and a MANDATORY CONSTRUCTION OF A RETAINING WALL

all along side

our property line.
Any problem arising from the new construction will
result in legal action aganst the constructing company and the
Village of Sleepy Hollow.
Thank you for your consideration,
Very truly yours

(Lurgi &amp; Tommasina Tucci)

Luigi Tucci
45 Dell St.Sleepy Hollow, N.Y.I059I

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                    <text>REGULAR MEETING

SLEEPY HOLLOW, NEW YORK
MAY 28th, 1997

A regular meeting of the Sleepy Hollow Architectural Review
Board was held on May 28th, 1997 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hall, Sleepy
Hollow, New York.
PRESENT:

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

ALSO PRESENT:

Janet Gandolfo, Attorney
James Margotta, Building Inspector

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

Augustin Triana, 128 Cortlandt Street-Renovations
Mr. Turnquist, Architect for the applicant stated that the project
was now in Phase II and presented plans and pictures for the Board to review.
Mr. Turnquist stated that it was decided to do the second and
third floors with a stucco finish and they have modified the lower level and
deleted the glass blocks, coloring will be tan with a neutral color around
the windows, the doors will be dark brown with brass hardware and the awning
will be burgandy with white lettering. Mr. Tuwnquist requested approval of
the changes.
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 comments. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding windows and sills on the upper floors,
type of roofing, changes to cornice and proposed steps on the outside lower
level.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms. Piomelli to approve the plans
as submitted with changes that supercede previous approval of October, 1996.
Carried.

2.

Rodrigues Enterprises, 106 Depeyster Street-Rehab building damaged by firs.

Mr. Turnquist, Architect presented plans and drawings to rehabilitate
the fire damaged building at the corner of Depeyster Street and Cortlandt Street.
Mr. Turnquist stated that the building had originally been a six
family dwelling apartment house and had been converted into a rooming house

�-2and it was now the intention of the owner to reconvert the building into a
six family apartment house. Mr. Turnquist stated that the windows had
been knocked out during the fire and will be replaced, the brick work is
damaged and will be cleaned and restored. He stated that the existing sills
and lintels are granite and will be restored, the windows will be white with
green trim and shutters will be added. There will be a canopy over the front
door with side lights. Mr. Turnquist stated that the fire-escape will be
repaired and repainted.
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. Fina to close the meeting for public comments. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding the front entrance and size of
transom over front door existing air conditioners and fire escape.
There being no further comments, Mr. Falasca moved, seconded
by Mr. McCarthy that the plans be approved as submitted with the exception
of the front entrance, and that the applicant submit a revised plans for
review at the next meeting to be held on June 25th. Carried.
Applicant presented proof of mailings to Building Inspector.
3.

Chris &amp; Staci Skelly, 130 New Broadway-Relocate deck stairs.
Architect presented proof of mailings to Clerk.

Architect presented pictures and plans of constructed deck and
stated that the applicant would like to relocate the stairs due to the
slope of the property and asked that the Board approve the change. He also
stated that previously the Board had recommended the change.
Mr. McCarthy moved to open the meeting for public comments,
seconded by Mr. Falasca. Carried.
There being no public comments, Mr. McCarthy moved to close the
meeting for public comments. Carried.
Discussion following regarding the relocating of the stairway
from the front of the deck to the side of the deck, the location of shrubbery
which would cover the stairway.
There being no further discussion, Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by
Ms. Piomelli that the plans be approved as requested and as suggested by the
Board at a previous meeting. Carried.
4.

Fanelli, Reddy, Minerva, 107, 109, 111 Bedford Road-Fence.

Applicants stated there was a retaining wall at the rear of the
three properties approximately four feet high and it was there intention to
install a fence on top of the wall for the safety of their young children.
They stated the fence would be approximately five feet in height and would be
a stockade fence installed on the rear and side yards.

�-3Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. Barstow that the meeting be
opened for public comments. Carried.
There being no public comments, Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by
Mr. McCarthy to close the meeting for public comments. Carried.
Applicants presented proof of mailings to the Clerk.
Discussion followed regarding landscaping on the wall and the
planting of ivy to cover the wall.
There being no further comments, Ms. Piomelli moved, seconded by
Mr. Falasca that the application for a five foot high stockade fence be
approved as requested. Carried. Ms. Aloia abstained.
5.

Alfredo DiPietro, Tappan Avenue-2-Family dwelling.
Mr. DiPietro presented proof of mailings to the Clerk.

Mr. DiPietro presented plans and pictures and outlined the
proposed plans for a two family dwelling.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to open the meeting
for public comments. Carried.
Mr. Margotta, Building Inspector presented copies of letter to
the Board regarding the concerns of neighbors at 45 Dell Street (copy in
official minutes).
There being no further public comments, Mr. Falasca moved, seconded
by Mr. McCarthy to close the meeting for public comments. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding the comments mentioned in the letter
regarding whether the lot was buildable.
Attorney Gandolfo stated that the Building Inspector can determine
whether the lot is buildable.
Mr. DiPietro stated that several years ago the property was subdivided and stated that the lot is 70 feet wide, and the Building Inspector
has stated the lot is buildable as 40 feet wide constitutes a building lot.
Discussion followed regarding front entry, front stairs, landscaping,
flues and chimney, garage and back windows.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. Barstow to approve the plans as
submitted with the exception of the front entry and front stairs, and basement
windows, and that a sketch be submitted by the next meeting outlining the
front stairway and landing as discussed and agreed to, and that the basement
windowsmatch and that planting be shown to cover the stairway% and that the
chimney and flue be revised as discussed. Carried.

�-46.

Maria Graca, 139 New Broadway-Two family dwelling.

Ms. Piomelli excused herself from participating as a member of
the Board as she is the Architect for the applicant.
Ms. Graca presented proof of mailings to the Clerk.
Ms. Piomelli presented plans for a proposed two family prefab
dwelling, which conforms to the Zoning Code and stated that a entry porch
will be added which will be non-conforming and stated that all the houses
in the area are less than the required twenty feet from the front property
line.
Mr. McCarthy 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. Falasca to close the meeting for public comments. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding the application and it was felt that
the applicant should appear before the Zoning Board before the Board approves
the application.
Discussion was had regarding the driveway and the garage
to be underneath the rear of the house. Also discussed was the type of
construction and the fire rating. Type of roof, soffit and cornice, front
yard and front porch, materials to be used were discussed.
Chairman Nazemetz stated that there were too many items that had
to be agreed upon and it was the consensus that the plans were too vague.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. Nazemetz that the matter be
adjourned and the applicant resubmit the plans for review after they have
appeared before the Zoning Board's next meeting to be held in June. Carried.
7.

Maria Graca, 143 New Broadway-Alteration

Ms. Piomelli presented plans for the alteration and conversion
of a one family dwelling into a two family dwelling and enclosing the front
porch.
Mr. Barstow stated the matter should be approved by the Zoning
Board before it is presented to the A.R.B.
Ms. Fina moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the matter be adjourned
and that the applicant resubmit after they have appeared before the Zoning Board
Carried.
8.

James &amp; Patricia Nazemetz, 134 Hunter Avenue-Fence.

Mr. Nazemetz excused himself from participating as a member of
the Board as he is the applicant. Mr. McCarthy will act as Chairman.
Mr. Nazemetz presented proof of mailings to the Clerk.
Mr. Nazemetz presented pictures of his property and outlined where
the proposed three foot high chain link fence would be installed. He stated
his neighbors garbage cans were always rolling into his property and the fence
would prevent this.

�-5-

Ms. Aloia moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy to open the meeting for
public comments. Carried.
Mrs. Shafer, 124 Hunter Avenue stated she was the neighbor and she
objected to the fence being installed, and that part of the cement base had
heen taken up and pre-drilled holes where the fence was and she stated it
was a dangerous condition and people would be tripping over them. She also
questioned the placement of the fence stating she thought part of it would be
on her property.
Mr. Nazemetz stated that according to his survey the fence would
be entirely on his property.
Mr. McCarthy stated it was not up to the Board to determine the
placement of a fence.
Attorney Gandolfo stated that the Building Inspector would determine
the placement of the fence when he issues the building permit.
There being no further comments Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Ms.
Fina to close the meeting for public comments. Carried.
After discussion, Ms. Fina moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to approve
the application for the installation of fencing as submitted. Carried.
MINUTES
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Barstow that the minutes of the
meeting held on April 23rd, 1997 be approved as submitted. Ms. Aloia and Mr.
Falasca abstained as they were not present. Carried.
OLD BUSINESS
Discussion was had on the Rodrigues Building on North Broadway
and Ms. Gandolfo stated that Mr. Rodrigues was appearing before the next
meeting of the Zoning Board for approval of the second floor.
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,

Ir^ne Amato
Acting Clerk

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                    <text>REGULAR MEETING

SLEEPY HOLLOW, NEW YORK
June 25th, 1997

A regular meeting of the Sleepy Hollow Architectural Review
Board was held on June 25th, 1997 at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hall, :
Sleepy Hollow, New York.
PRESENT:

ALSO PRESENT:

James Nazemetz.Chairman
Sean McCarthy
Rosaria Piomelli
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Robert Barstow&gt;^-~ /VjOn-'T *
Elvira Aloia
Barbara Fina
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Louis Falasca

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Janet Gandolfo, Attorney
James Margotta, Building Inspe

Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at
1.

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Bernard Lillis &amp; Kathle^nyDeuel, 474 Bellwood Avenue-Fence.

Mrs. Lillis presented application for erection of fencing around
poll at 464 Bellwood Avenue.
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 that the meeting be closed for public comments. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding type of fencing to be erected.
Mr. Margotta stated that he had noticed the fence being installed
and spoke to Mrs. Lillis who stated that the fence was beeing erected around
the pool for protection. Mr. Margotta stated he told her to continue the
installation.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the plans for
the erection of fencing around the pool be approved as requested. Carried.
2.

Alfredo DiPietro, Tappan Avenue-Re stairs and chimney approval.

Mr. DiPietro submitted revised plans for front entry and front stairs
and chimney and flue as requested by the Board at the last meeting.
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 that the meeting be closed for public comments. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding elimination of some stairs and the
incline proposed and the chimney revisions as suggested by the Board.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the revisions be
approved as submitted and as suggested by the Board. Carried.

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Rodrigues E n t e r p r i s e s , 106 Depeyster S t r e e t - F r o n t of Building Only.
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Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the meeting be
opened for public comments. Carried.
There being no public comments, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by
Mr. Falasca that the meeting be closed for public comments. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding the removal of shutters, front
enclosure and the removal of the flag pole.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the revised plans
be approved as submitted, arid the stairs over the cellar entrance on the
Depeyster Street side be approved as requested. Carried.
4. Maria Graca, 139 New Broadway-Continuation.
Mrs. Piomelli excused herself from paticipating as a member of the
Board as she is the Architect for the applicant.
Mrs. Piomelli presented revised plans for a proposed two-family
prefab dwelling, taking into consideration the various items requested
by the Board at the last meeting. Mrs. Piomeeli stated her client has
elected to move the dwelling back in order to conform to the Zoning Code.
Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that ^he meeting be
opened for public comments. Carried.
There being no public comments, Mr. Nazemetz moved, seconded by
Mr. Falasca that the meeting be closed for public comments. Carried.
Discussion followed regarding the driveway, garage, type of construction
type of roof, soffit and cornice, front yard and front porch and materials
to be used.
Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. McCarthy that the revised plans
be approved as requested. Carried.
MINUTES
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Nazemetz that the minutes of the
meeting held on May 28th, 1997 be approved as submitted. Carried.
Mr. Nazemetz ststed that the next meeting of the Board would be held
on July 23rd, 1997.
There being no further business to come before the Board, Mr. McCarthy
moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that the same be duly adjourned. Carried.
iRespectfully submitted,

Irene Amato
Acting Clerk

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                    <text>A regular meeting of the Sleepy Hollow Architectural Review Board was held on
Wednesday, July 23,1997 at 8:00 PM in Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, Sleepy
Hollow, New York.
Present:

James Nazemetz, Chairman
Sean McCarthy
Robert Barstow
Barbara Fina
Rosaria Piomelli

Also Present: James Margotta, Building Inspector
Absent:

Elvira Aloia
Louis Falasca
Janet Gandolfo, Village Attorney

Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8:00 PM.
1. Maria Graca 143 New Broadwav-Two Family House
Postponed until the August meeting.
2. Ron Turnquist-Beekman Avenue-Awning &amp; Facade Program
Postponed until the August meeting.
3. Michael &amp; Judi Hefleron-9 Fremont Rd.-Front Porch Addition
Mrs. Hefferon presented pictures of the proposed front porch which the board
had already approved. She presented drawings. She stated that she has already
been before the Zoning Board and the variance was approved.
Discussion ensued on the elevation of the porch, material to be used, size of columns,
etc.
Chairman Nazemetz moved, second by Sean McCarthy to open the public hearing,
carried.
There were no comments, Chairman Nazemetz moved, second by Sean McCarthy to
close the hearing, carried.
Discussion ensued on the size of the columns and the placement of the stairs,
and the lattice.

�Rosario Piomelli moved to approve the porch as submitted with the size of the
columns to be 10 inches in diameter and that there be a frame around the lattice,
second by Sean McCarthy and carried.
Approval of Minutes
Rosario Piomelli moved, second by Sean McCarthy to approve the minutes of the
June 25,1997 meeting with minor corrections, carried.
There being no further business, Sean McCarthy moved, second by Rosario Piomelli
to adjourn the meeting, carried.
Respectfully submitted,
AngelaEverett
Deputy Village Clerk

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