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                  <text>ADJOURNED MEETING

JUNE 2nd, 1998

The Architectural Review Board of the Village of Sleepy Hollow
met at an Acjjourned Meeting to discuss 85 Cortlandt Street, said meeting
held on site at 85 Cortlandt Street, Sleepy Hollow, N.Y.
Present:

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

Absent:

Rosaria Piomelli
Robert Barstow
Janet Gandolfo, Attorney
James T. Margotta, Building Inspector

Chairman Nazemetz stated that the purpose of the meeting was
to discuss the possibilities in the renovation of 85 Cortlandt Street.
Ron Turnquist, Architect for Mr. Jimenez outlined the proposed
renovations including painting of the fire escapes, the removal of doors
and replacement of same, repointing of bricks on the upper half of the
front of the building and the installation of stucco on the southern: side
of the building. Mr. Turnquist stated that the first floor would contain
an office or retail shop and that shutters would be installed on the upper
half of the building and awningg installed on the lower half. Mr. Turnquist
stated there would be lights installed on the front of the building and the
brick would be restored on the second and third floors.
Discussion followed amongst the members of the Board and Mr.
Turnquist was directed to submit plans and specifications to the Board
for their review before June 13th, 1998 and the Board would discuss the
matter at the June 24th, 1998 meeting.
There being no further business to come before the Board, Mr.
McCarthy moved, seconded by Mr. Falasca to adjourn the meeting. Carried.
Respectfully submitted,

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