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                  <text>REGULAR MEETING

NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK
November 22nd, 1993

A regular meeting of the North Tarrytown
Architectural Review Board was held on November 22nd, 1993
at 8:00 P.M. in the Village Hall, 28 Beekmnn Avenue, North
Tarrytown, New York.
PRESENT:

James Nazemetz, Chairman
Marian Reilly
Elvira Aloia
Sean McCarthy
Brian Slavin
Juan Menendez
Louis Falasca

ALSO PRESENT:

James Margotta, Building
Jeff McGovern, Attorney

Chairman Nazemetz called
8

the meeting

Inspector

to order at

P.M.

Minute s-Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by M r . Falasca
that the minutes of the meeting held on October 27th, 1993 be
approved as submitted.
Carried.
1.

South Paws North, 11 Beekman Avenue-Satellite

Dish.

Chairman Nazemetz stated that the Board had
received a copy of the letter that was sent to South Paws
North regarding the installation of Satellite Dish.
Mr. Chuck Zipser, Installer of the dishes stated
he was asked to come to the meeting.
He stated the small
antenna had been installed prior to the installation of the
large one. He also stated it was unsafe for him to install
the dish where the Board had wanted it, and the job was more
difficult than anticipated, due to the pitch of the roof.
He would be willing to lower the pole four to five feet so
it is not noticeable.
Mr. Slavin stated the Board had approved the
installation of one dish and nothing more. He stated that
Mr. Zipser never mentioned that the dish was going to be
mounted on a pole which would be higher than the roof.
Mr. Nazemetz stated he and other Board members
had inspected the site after the last meeting and there
were no dishes on the building.
He stated that the Board
had granted permission for the installation of the dish
between the two peaks on the east side of the building.
After a discussion, Mr. Slavin moved, seconded by
Mr. Falasca that the pole on the main mesh antenna be lowered
as much as possible without losing reception, and the small
white satellite dish be moved to the left side of the buildin
as far back as possible, and the matter to be finally approve
by the Board at their meeting to be held in January. Carried.

�-2Manuel

Bastos, 47 Clinton

Street-Repair

&amp; Renovation

Ron Turnquist, Architect presented plan for the
repair and renovation of 47 Clinton Street.
He stated that
the building was a four story brick and masonry apartment
house with stores on the ground floor. Mr. Turnquist outlined
the various items to be renovated.
After discussion Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by
Mr. Menendez to approve the plans as submitted, approval
to include the signs.
Carried.
3.

Mr. &amp; M r s . Dominick Fanelle, 109 Bedford
single family dwelling.
Mr. Fanelle presented

Road-Construct

plans to the Board

for their

approval.
Discussion followed regarding the height of the
proposed building, retaining wall and stairs into the house.
Mr. McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca that
the Architect, Diane Algretti present plans showing front
grade elevation to be continuous across the front of the
house and revise the site plans as necessary to accomodate
extra stairs as requested without eliminating the driveway
turnaround;
Elevation as listed on Westchester Modular
Homes drawing #1 adding four windows to the west side elevation
and eliminating the door and also including the floor elevation
as submitted on the drawings with a single door with side
lights, including the trim.
Carried.
Mr. Fanelle
by the Board .
A.

agreed

to make the changes

Arlindo Ruivo, North Washington
res idence .

Mr. Sam Viera, Architect
for the Board's approval.

requested

Street-New three

submitted

revised

Mr. Falasca stated he felt the houses were
high and would look like row houses.
Mr. Viera stated that the adjacent building
high and did not want to create too many slopes.

family

drawings

too

is

Discussion followed regarding lowering the pitch
of the r o o f s , windows on the side of the building and
installation of roof vents.
made

Mr. Viera stated that due to the many changes already
it would be economically unfeasible to make more changes.

�-3Mr. Fa Ins en moved, seconded by Mr. Slavin to approve
the plans as submitted with the following changes:
1.
To install two windows on the upper
north and south elevation.
2.
the stoops.

To install
Carried.

Mr. Viera

an overhang on the three roofs

agreed

Chairman Nazemetz
revised plans to the Board
by the Board.
Mr. Margotta
permit as Mr. Ruivo wanted
possible.
5.

Valley

Street

level

to the

on the

covering

changes.

asked that Mr. Viera present
showing the
ohanges requested
waa instructed to issue a foundation
to begin construction as soon as .

Business District-Valley

Street-Continuation

Mr. Larry Rodriguez stated he had presented a
sign application for the Board's approval.
Mr. Slavin stated that the type of sign requested
is not permitted by the Code and stated that the Board cannot
allow advertising only his place of business.
After a discussion regarding types of signs, cost
of signs and where they could be installed Mr. Falasca moved,
seconded by Mr. Slavin to approve a sign 24 x 30 that read
•'Valley Street Business District", styling of lettering
and colors to be discussed upon approval by the Village
Board of a mockup. Carried.
Mr. Margotta suggested that Mr. Rodriguez confer
with Mr. DeFeo regarding making up a mockup of the sign.
Mayor Treacy explained to the Board that sometime
ago there was a grant received from the County which paid
for signs on a fifty-fifty basis, with the owners paying fifty
percent of the cost.
He also stated that the Village cannot
pay for the signs.
Mayor Treacy stated that the Village Board needs
a sign approved by the ARB before the Village can apply for
additional funding from the County.
Mr. McCarthy stated he felt it was up to the businesses
to advertise they were in the Valley Street Business District.

Mr. Nazemetz stated that the next meeting of the
Board would be held on December 22nd, 1993.
There being no further business to come before the
Board, Mr. Falasca moved, seconded by Mr. Slavin that the same
be duly adjourned.
Carried.
Respectfully submitted,
Irene Amato, Acting Clerk

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