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                  <text>A regular meeting was held by the Architectural Review Board on
October 28, 1992, in Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, North
Tarrytown, New York.
Members Present:

Absent:

Frank Arvan
Also Present: James Margotta
Louis Falasca
Building Inspector
Robert Barstow
Brian Slavin
Marian Reilly
Juan Menendez

IN THE MATTER OF THE TARRY
TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK.

INN,

48 BEEKMAN

AVENUE,

NORTH

A representative from the Tarry Inn came before the Board and
stated that there are plans for the existing sign. The awning is
a typical awning that has been approved.
Mr. Arvan stated that even though it exists it is still
non-conforming.
All situations concerning signs are treated
differently. This sign is not really seen.
Mr. Slavin made a motion to approve the awning and sign even
though it is non-conforming, seconded by Mr. Falasca. Motion
carried unanimously.

IN THE MATTER OF IRENE
TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK.

CALLAS,

2 5 BEEKMAN

AVENUE,

NORTH

A representative for Irene Callas came before the Board and
presented pictures of the sign.
Mr. Falasca stated that he has no objections.
The sign adds
character but it should be checked out structurely and also
polished up.
Mr. Slavin stated that there is historic value.
A motion was made by Mr. Falasca that the existing sign be
approved as is with a recommendation by a sign contractor; so
that it is stucturely safe, seconded by Mr. Barstow.
Motion
carried unanimously.

�IN THE NATTER OF DONALD AND MARGO STEVER, 157 MILLARD AVENUE,
NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK.
Mr. Stever stated that they had decided to have a bedroom and a
family room. Mr. Arvan asked if the portion that stands out will
be stucco? Mr. Stever stated yes. Discussion ensued.
Mr. Falasca made a motion to approve the addition seconded by Mr.
Slavin. Motion carried unanimously.
IN THE NATTER OF CHRISTINE MANGIERI, 404 NORTH BROADWAY, NORTH
TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK.
A representative for Christine Mangieri stated that the building
is a tudor. An awning has always been up but she would like a
waterfall awning the same size and with the number of the
building put on it. It would be a raised vinyl, dark green with
gold lettering.
It was recommended by the Board to be centered on the Building.
Mr. Falasca made a motion to approve the awning with centering
the sign on the facade as a modification seconded by Mr. Slavin.
Motion carried unanimously.

IN THE MATTER OF THE NORTH TARRYTOWN ASSOCIATES, NORTH TARRYTOWN,
NEW YORK.
Mr. Pateman came before the board and distributed plans
concerning the sign which is a display sign while nder
construction. This is a temporary sign.
Mr. Arvan stated that he would like to put a time limit as to how
long the sign should remain there. One year was suggested by the
Board.
Mr. Falasca made a motion to approve both signs as submitted for
a period of one year seconded by Mr Slavin.
Motion carried
unanimously.

�IN THE MATTER OF BEDFORD PARK ASSOCIATES, 27 AMOS STREET, NORTH
TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK.
Mr. Arvan stated that this is one of 14 houses which are modular.
Mr. Arvan asked Mr. Pateman how each unit would change. Mr.
Pateman stated that most people are interested in colonial
housing. There are various sizes. When setbacks permit, some
units will have porches.
There are color variation, window
layouts and other substantial differences. Discussion ensued.
Mr. Falasca made a motion to approve the foot print plan
that will be submitted by Mr. Pateman the week of November 2,
1992 with
various changes which include two windows in the
corridor on one side of the modular, trim around the windows,
lights on the garage door and also as suggested windows on the
garage door seconded by Mr. Slavin. (This particular plan may be
approved by the chairman after consultation with other Board
members).
MINUTES
A motion was made by Mr. Falasca to approve the minutes of August
26, 1992, seconded by Mr. Slavin. Motion carried unanimously.
A motion was made by Mr. Slavin to approve the minutes of
September 23, 1992, seconded by Mr. Barstow.
Motion carried
unanimously.
Therefore, being no further business, this meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,

Christine A. Yurkovic
Recording Secretary

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