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�11 January 1917

Mr. Martin Bernstein
169 South Main St»
New Cityt Na*r York 10956

lei Letter dated Dec, 9, 1986
to Mayor Joseph Galgano,
Morth Tarrytown, N*Y*

Dear S i n
The Planning Board
8*30 P«M# in the Village
Tarrytownf M*Y.

meet cm January 19» 19671 at
at -211 Beekraan Avenue, North

Kindly bring all necessary plans or sketches as may he
required in the discussion, as per your request on the subject
matter (Anchor Motor Freight) in your above dated letter•
Truly yoursf

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Anthony M. GasparovicJ
Planning Board

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�Martin Bernstein Agency
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE

169 SOUTH MAIN STREET
N. Y. 110956

N E W CITY, ROCKLAND COUNTY,

(914) NE 4-4682

December 9th, 1966 .

Mayor Joseph Galgano
Village Ha I I
Beacon Avenue
North Tarrytown, New York
Dear Mayor Galgano:
This letter Is a follow-up to our telephone discussion regarding the
possibility and desirability of Anchor Motor Freight extending their
land into the Hudson River on aline with the present General Motors
Plant land.
If this could be accomplished, this naturally would provide an
opportunity for Anchor Motor to have more parking facilities for new
cars from GM, and increase the capacity of the GM operations. It
could also provide North Tarrytown with the opportunity for increased
tax revenues and possibly additional land for municipal use too.
My participation in thisiis as a representative of Anchor Motor Freight
to help them carry this through from planning stage to completion.
While my professional background is Real Estate and Insurance, I am also
involved in the entire question of community planning both in Rockland
County as a former member of the Clarkstown Planning Board and in New
York City as the Chairman of Manhattan Community Planning Board #1 in
lower Manhattan. I am also President of Community Development
Consultants, Inc.
1 mention the above in order to explain that I understand the
responsibilities of the North Tarrytown Village Board to make its
decisions based on what is best for its community, and to use its
authority to have any development fit into a comprehensive plan for
North Tarrytown.
I would like to meet with the North Tarrytown Village Board to discuss
this proposition in depth. It should be understood that the Village
Board is the first step in a long series of approvals by various
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NEW YORK CITY OFFICE: 150 NASSAU STREET • NEW YORK, N. Y. 10038 • (212) WO 2-454S

�December 9th, 1966

Mayor Joseph Galgano

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Hudson River Valley Commission, etc, etc. However, a discussion
of the concept with the Village Board is a first important step In
this long procedure.
After discussing this with your col leagues, could you advise me as
to the time to meet with you.

MARTIN BERNSTEIN
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