https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/014437bead5bb2981efdf2f5f6d6beee.pdf a0e0231f46ac849fd182743d8d7485fb PDF Text Text REGULAR MEETING NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK December 21. 1995 A regular meeting of the North Tarrytown Planning Board was held on December 21, 1995 at 8:00 p.m. in the Village hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown, N e w York. PRESENT: George Hritz, Chairman Donald Caetano Nick Cicchetti Betsy Sawyer Gaylin Joanne Becker ABSENT: Edward McCarthy David Perlmutter ALSO PRESENT: Janet A. Gandolfo, Attorney James Margotta, Building Inspector Chairman Hritz called the meeting to order at 8:10 p.m. Chairman Hritz went over the memo of December 19, 1995 from Linda David on the subject of the Hudson Recyling final environmental statement. He said that the Board had been asked to look into it in a general way. Chairman Hritz introduced Betsy Sawyer Gaylin as the new Board member and went over her background. 1. Charles Pateman (Peck Property) Barnhart Avenue Informal meeting to discuss possible development of Barnhart property Chairman Hritz stated that this being an informal hearing the Board's engineers did not have to be present. Mr. Pateman came forward and said that this was an informal discussion regarding a proposed project on Barnhart Avenue. There were six existing units now and they were occupied. They were in a state of disrepair. The proposal was to demolish the six existing units. He showed pictures of the property and site plans of the proposed project. He stated that the property was in a R-5 zone. He said that they were here tonight to get the Board's comments as to whether this project was acceptable. Referring to the site plans, Mr. Pateman went over the project in detail. Ms. Gandolfo asked how was he calculating the parking spaces needed because it was one parking space per unit. Mr. Pateman said that there were going to be four families so it was going to be 2 spaces for each. Mr. Cicchetti asked where the other two spaces would be located. Referring to the plans, Mr. Pateman explained where and how many parking spaces will be available. �Mr. Caetano asked what type of materials were going to be used. Discussion on size, height, appearance of the building followed with Mr. Pateman explaining the site plans. Ms. Gandolfo asked about the ownership of the property. Mr. Pateman answered that it will be under one ownership. Mr. Caetano asked about sanitation provisions. Mr. Pateman stated that they had an area that had not been developed yet where a dumpster would be maintained for the garbage disposal. Chairman Hritz made a personal comment that he had visited the area and that most of the houses were owned by the people who lived in them. They were well kept and that it was a nice neighborhood. Mr. Pateman stated that they wanted to make the project as nice as possible with a reasonable return. Chairman asked him what the Board could do for him. Mr. Pateman answered that he wanted the Board's opinion as to whether to go forward or not. Ms. Gaylin asked if he owned the property. Mr. Pateman answered no, they had an option to buy. Ms. Gandolfo stated that they had seven different dwelling units on one lot and that was not allowed by the code. Discussion on the location and size of the lot ensued. Mr. Cicchetti asked if the houses there now were 2 family residences. Mr. Peck answered that they were 1 family residences and have been for 100 hundred years. Mr. Cicchetti stated that the 24 ft. entrance with 20 feet between the parking spaces bothered him. Discussion on the definition of the code and the project followed. Chairman Hritz commented that Dr. Sweet, the Board's liason to the Board of Trustees was present and asked if he had any feelings about whether or not the Trustees would like to look at this as a legislative matter, to give the Board any guidance on it. Chairman read a section from article 4 - application and regulation - section 627C to the Board. Dr. Sweet said that the Board of Trustees were trying to make the community aware of the LWRP. As part of a whole concept of the LWRP. There were zoning �changes and alterations of the existing codes due to G.M. leaving in the LWRP. Mr. Peck commented that the property did not join the G.M. property, it was not G.M. Mr. Sweet stated that the RR ran right along side of it. Mr. Caetano stated that the Board should have the right to accept this, bring it to the Zoning Board. Chairman commented that was his opinion. He stated that the Trustee liason had suggested that the developer look at the plans for the LWRP and see what the area covered and the developer was happy to do that. Mr. Margotta commented that rather then get too many boards involved, have him review the LWRP, then have him come back for a preliminary meeting. He may want to come back and change his concept. Mr. Pateman asked to be placed on the agenda for the next meeting. 2. Mr. Peck - 38-40 Kendall Avenue - Sub-division Mathew Worner, R.E. attorney, came forward and stated that Mr. Peck had come before the Board before with regard to property on Kendall Avenue. Mr. Peck was executor of the estate that owns two houses on Kendall Avenue. Chairman commented that there was a letter from Mr. Peck to Mr. Margotta dated 9/22/95; Mr. Margotta's response dated 10/3/95; Mr. Peck's dated 10/7/95 and the Title Co. dated 11/7/95. The letter said that there were 2 lots on the County's map and one lot on the Village's map. Mr. Margotta stated that there was a mistake on his letter of 10/3/95. Instead of Irving Place it was Kendall Ave. Mr. Worner said that a sub-division was not required. In 1897 the property in question was listed as 2 lots, 9 & 10. Local maps merged them to lot 17. Ms. Gandolfo commented that the Village records are not always complete. A subsequent map showed one lot with 2 structures on it. The community had different lot numbers. "We don't go by those lot numbers. Furthermore, by the description it appears to be one lot. You only have one deed description." Discussion on the lot description followed. Ms. Gandolfo asked what was the fee for a single sub-division. Mr. Margotta answered $2,500.00 for the escrow account. Chairman Hritz asked if the Board could waive the fee. Mr. Margotta said he didn't want to start that practice. Mr. Caetano asked whose map was correct, the county or the Village's. �Discussion on the County and Village maps ensued. Mr. Margotta said that this had been done before for Mr. Peck. Chairman told Mr. Peck to fill out the long EAF and they will look at it. Mr. Caetano made a motion that Mr. Peck to come back to the next meeting at the full expense of Mr. Al Peck for any investication or anything that he does for this property to be approved and be sub-divided to the full satisfaction of Clark Associates. Mr. Cicchetti seconded. Motion carried unanimously. Chairman Hritz made a motion to approve the October 19,1995 minutes as amended. Mr. Cicchetti seconded. Motion carried unanimously. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submited, ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ CARMEN G. MARIANO Recording Secretary' ^ - ^ �UJest Chester County ANDREW P. O'ROURKE County Executive DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH MARK & RAPOPORT, M.D. M.P.H. Commissioner December 6 , 1994 Village of North Tarrytown Planning Board 28 Beekman Avenue No. Tarrytown, NY 10591 RE: Log #: 94S104 Bick Subdivision No. Tarrytown (T) Dear Ms. David: Reference is made to the lead agency designation notice dated November 18, 1994. We note that the Village of No. Tarrytown Planning Board has made a determination to act as lead agency for the proposed action. Please be advised that this Department does not wish to assume lead agency status for this project. If a determination has been made, or if a determination is made that an Environmental Impact Statement is required, we would appreciate a copy of the document for review and possible comment. Richard Paccione, P.E. ^-*-~ Associate Engineer Bureau of Environmental Quality RP:AA:ls cc: District Office chron file 19 Bradhurst Avenue • Hawthorne. N.Y 10532 �Sean Treacy, Mayor Linda E. David Administrator Donal M. Walsh. Jr. Village Counsel Angela Everett Deputy Village Clerk Frank Anzovino Treasurer TRUSTEES Morris Alter Jose Blanco John T. Hayes, Jr. Scott P. Horecky Michael Hyland Richard C. Sweet HISTORIC PAST - GREAT FUTURE To: All Members of the Planning Board From: James Margotta Date: November 16,1995 The November 16, 1995 Planning Board meeting has been cancelled * 28 Beekman Avenue, North Tarrvtown, New York 10591 (914) 631-1440 �^ Approved with respect to substance and form (L^(k Village Attonne'y Dated: VI _/ t i . 'V*'/'*^ A p p r o v e d b y t h e Planning Board ^ Chairman or(Acting^Chairman Dated: \ J \7~lz-Ujf' Filed with Village Clerk d o r k or Deputy Clerk Dated: f])rJ<ijL �• 1 • Approved with respect to substance and form: village attorney Dated? 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