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                  <text>A Regular meeting of the North Tarrytown Architectural Review
Board was held on Wednesday, June 28, 1995 at 8:00 PM in Village
Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York.
Present:

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

Absent:

Marion Reilly

Also Present: Jeffrey B. McGovern, Attorney
James T. Margotta, Building Inspector
Chairman Nazemetz called the meeting to order at 8:05 PM.
1.

Catherine Guarneri- Elm Street-Approval of a Garage Building
Already Under Construction
Sean McCarthy, the Architect for this garage, presented revised
drawings of the garage with the changes. He commented that the
changes are minor and the garage will be used for storage and two
cars. He recused himself from the discussion.
After discussion, Lou Falasca moved to approve the garage door
height from approved drawings which show door height of 7*-0 and
width of 12'-0, approve garage height of 9'-4" and approve roof
pitch of 12" over 5'. Also, Sean McCarthy is to present drawings
showing an architectural frieze board around the perimeter of the
building and also the casing around the garage door for the
Board's approval at the next meeting in July, motion was seconded
by Barbara Fina and carried. Elvira Aloia voted no.
2.

Eliot &amp; Andrea Martone- 18 Farrington Ave. Approval of
Additions to Residence

Mr. Martone presented drawings and photos to the Board. He wants
to bring the garage forward and add a screened-in porch on the
back of the house.
Discussion ensued. Lou Falasca moved, second by Sean McCarthy to
deny approval until the Martone's architect can resubmit drawings
with more detail and information such as a complete elevation
sheet showing all materials, sizes and window details.
These
should be clearly labeled old and what is proposed.
Motion
carried.
James Margotta suggested that the Board hold a special meeting on
July 12th and have Mrs. Guarneri and Mr. Martone come back then
instead of at the end of the month.
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�3.

Old Dutch Church-Broadway-Approval of a New Sign and Bulletin
Board With Changeable Letters

Reverend Vanderhart presented a drawing of proposed sign they
wish to place on the hill by the Church. It would be redwood
with green background and white letters. They also wish to have
a bulletin board on the bottom of the sign with changeable
letters. This would have a white background with black letters.
The Board expressed concerns such as top and bottom signs should
be the same colors, size, etc. Reverend Vanderhart explained
that finances are a factor in the creation of the signs. After
discussion, the Board denied his request and asked that he return
on July 12th with more particulars.
4.

Jose Ferreira-300 N. Washington St.-Request for Approval For
a Front Porch

Mr. Ferreira presented hand made drawings. The Board explained to
Mr. Ferreira that he needed drawings from an architect showing
the front and side of the house. He also needed pictures of the
existing house as it is now and drawings of what it will look
like later. The Board asked that Mr. Ferreira return on July
12th with this information.
5.

Daniel Diaz-168 Cortlandt St. -Request Approval of Existing
Sign

Applicant failed to appear.
6.

Car Tronics-Review of a Sign Placed on a Window at 283 N.
Broadway-Third Request to Appear

Applicant failed to appear.
7. Open Door Clinic- Beekman Ave.- Mr. Molinelli- Symbol Change
Chair Jim Nazemetz made a motion, second by Lou Falasca that the
Board reject Open Door's request for a change of the previously
approved logo based on the fact that Mr. Molinelli needs to
present a scale drawing showing size of letters and symbols,
distance between letters and the symbol in relation to the
awning, dimension on the awning and type-face proposed, carried.

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�8.

Mr. John Monaco-53 Fremont Rd. Informal Discussion on Pence
Erected Without Approval

Mr. Monaco
commented that his contractor has not shown up
tonight, therefore he does not have any pictures or drawings to
show the Board.
Chair Nazemetz commented that the Zoning Board had referred this
to the ARB.
Discussion ensued on the six-foot fence which has been already
erected. Ms. Fina commented that many people in the area are
upset with the size of the fence; Mr. Monaco commented that
although that is true, there are also some that do not object.
The Chair asked that the Board be polled on the size of the fence
that they want to see erected.
Sean McCarthy voted for a four foot high fence with plantings,
Elvira Aloia, Barbara Fina, Lou Falasca and Chair Jim Nazemetz
voted for a three foot high fence maximum. Robert Barstow
commented that he would have to abstain since he was new to the
Board and has not seen the fence.
There being no further business, Jim Nazemetz moved to adjourn
the meeting, second by Lou Falasca and carried.
Respectfully submitted,
Angela Everett
Angel&lt;
Deputy Village Clerk

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