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                  <text>A Regular meeting of the Architectural Review Board was held on
Wednesday, October 23, 1991 in Village Hall, North Tarrytown, New
York.
Present:

Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Ms.
Mr.

Robert Barstow, Acting Chairman
Louis Falasca
Brian Slavin
Marion Reilly
Juan Menendez

Absent:

Mr. Frank Arvan, Chairman
Mr. James Margotta, Building Inspector

Mr. Robert Barstow called the meeting to order at 8:00 PM.
IN THE MATTER OF R. HYLAND. 64 BEEKMAN AVENUE. NORTH
TARRYTOWN.NEW YORK
There was no representative present for this sign request.
IN THE MATTER OF THE OPEN DOOR, 54 BEEKMAN AVENUE. NORTH
TARRYTOWN. NEW YORK
This is an application for a sign permit to conform with the new
sign ordinance.
Mr. Molinelli, architect for the Open Door who had put up the
existing sign before the sign ordinance was adopted presented
photos of the building and the existing sign. He asked that the
Board approve the existing sign with modifications.
Discussion ensued on the size of the existing sign and the type
of letters to be used. Lou Falasca commented that taking into
consideration the age of the building and the constant turnover
of tenants leaving so many holes for each new sign put up, he
felt that the size of the sign should remain to cover up these
large holes in the brick.
After more discussion, Juan Menendez moved to approve the sign
using three (3) dimensional letters and logo on the existing
background, motion was seconded by Brian Slavin and carried 4-0.
IN THE MATTER OF DONNA HAUSER. 35 BEEKMAN AVENUE.NORTH TARRYTOWN.
NEW YORK
This is an application for three small individual awnings for the
windows at the new Allstate Insurance office.
Ms. Hauser presented photos showing the type of awnings and the
color (blue and white stripes) that she would like to put on the
three windows at her office.
Brief discussion ensued; Lou Falasca moved to approve the awnings
with the signage, seconded by Brian Slavin and motion carried
4-0.

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�IN THE MATTER OF HUDSON CANYON CONSTRUCTION.281 NORTH BROADWAY.
NORTH TARRYTOWN. NEW YORK
This is an application for approval to repair and renovate the
building at the above address.
The representative of the construction company showed drawings
and plans of the proposed renovations. They would like to make
offices, restore the front of the building by cleaning and
sandblasting but without changing its facial appearance, and to
clean and paint the apartments inside of the building, etc.
After a brief discussion, Lou Falasca made a motion to approve
the repairs and renovations as submitted in the drawings but
without numbers where they exist at the present time, motion was
seconded by Juan Menendez and carried 4-0.
IN THE MATTER OF RONALD MONTANA. 2 5 POKAHOE DRIVE. NORTH
TARRYTOWN. NEW YORK
This is an application for an addition of a second garage with a
bedroom suite above the garage.
Mr. Andrew Schiffer, architect for Mr. Montana presented the
Board with plans for the second garage and the bedroom suite
above it. Both will be the same color.
Discussion ensued. Mr. Barstow's concern was the size of the
proposed extension and the size of the windows and felt that the
new addition did not blend with the rest of the house.
Mr. Falasca objected to the two (2) large windows, but had no
objection to the basic plans.
After further discussion, Lou Falasca moved to approve the plans
as submitted by the architect with raised panel garage doors with
windows in it, seconded by Marion Reilly and motion carried 4-0.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Mr. Brian Slavin moved to approve the minutes of the September
23, 1991 minutes as written, seconded by Mrs. Marion Reilly and
motion carried 4-0.
There being no further business, Robert Barstow adjourned the
meeting.
Respectfully submitted,

Angela Everett
Recording Secretary

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5 November 1991

To:
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A r c h i t e c t u r a l Review Board
James T. MargottapJl^'i

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Please be advised that the November meeting of the
ARB has been cancelled.

The next meeting will be held

on the first Wednesday of December, 1991, December 4, 1991.

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