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                  <text>A regular meeting of the Architectural Review Board was held on
August 24, 1994 at 8:30PM in Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue,
North Tarrytown, New York.
Present:

Louis Falasca, Acting Chairman
Sean McCarthy
Brian Slavin
Marion Reilly

Absent:

James Nazemetz
Elvira Aloia
Barbara Fina

Also Present:

James Margotta, Building Inspector
Jeff McGovern, Attorney

Acting Chairman Lou Falasca called the meeting to order at 8:30
PM.
IN THE MATTER OF JOSEPH AND JOAN KESSLER. 7 BIRCH CLOSE. NORTH
TARRYTOWN. NEW YORK
Howard Rob, Architect for the Mr. &amp; Mrs. Kessler, presented
photos . He commented that the house is T-shaped and they want
to add a 2 story addition; five rooms on the top with a porch on
the lower level. The addition will be 8" white vinyl siding which
will hardly be visible from the road. The rest of the house is
8" white clapboard. The windows will conform to the rest of the
windows in the house.
Brian Slavin moved to approve the plans as submitted, seconded by
Marion Reilly and motion carried.
IN THE MATTER OF 8. ENGEL AND P. VAN NIEL. 274 KELBOURNE AVENUE.
NORTH TARRYTOWN. NEW YORK
Architects for the applicants presented large photos regarding
the propsoed one room addition above the existing porch. The
windows will be comparable to the other windows in the house. The
roof will be the same height as the existing roof.
Brian Slavin questioned whether the nook in the corner of the
house presented a problem as far as water, etc.
The applicants commented that they have never had any water
leakage even in the heaviest rain storm or even this past year
with melting snow.
Marion Reilly moved to accept the plans as submitted, seconded by
Brian Slavin and motion carried.

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�IN THE MATTER OF ANTONIO
TARRYTOWN. NEW YORK

8IMAO,

46 GORDON

AVENUE,

NORTH

Ron Turnquist, Architect for Mr. Simao, presented the floor plan,
elevation and site plan photos of existing residence.
He
commented that it is a two story, two family dwelling and the
reason they want to build a garage is to get the cars off the
street.
The plans call for a three- foot garage on the front side,with a
twenty- foot side yard. It will be L shaped, wood frame, black
siding which is the same as existing siding, roof will be asphalt
shingle. There will be a new retaining wall constructed of
blocks.
Sean McCarthy wanted to know if the siding would be vinyl. Mr.
Turnquist commented that everything that was exposed would be
vinyl.
Marion Reilly asked if there would be any windows on the side.
Mr. Turnquist commented that the windows will be below grade.
Discussion ensued on the size of the garage, landscaping , etc.
Brian Slavin commented that the purpose of this Board is to
consider structure, not parking although he knows there is a need
for parking in that area. He was not in favor of building this
garage.
Marion Reilly moved, second by Sean McCarthy to approve the plans
as submitted but that the flat roof have some sort of concrete
pavers and not asphalt in order to give the roof a patio effect
and that there be significant landscape screening along the
northern property line. Motion carried 3-1 with Brian Slavin
voting No.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Since there were not enough members present tonight that were at
the July 27, 1994, the Board postponed approving those minutes
until the September meeting.
There being no further business, Sean McCarthy moved to adjourn
the meeting, second by Marion Reilly and carried.
Respectfully submitted,
Angela" Everett
Acting Clerk

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