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                  <text>Planning Board
Regular Meeting
North Tarrytown, New York
July 18, 1991

A regular meeting of the Planning Board was held on Thursday,
July 18, 1991 at 8:30 PM in Village Hall, North Tarrytown, New
York.
PRESENT:

ALSO PRESENT:

ABSENT:

James Galgano, Chairman
Richard Ayers
Roman Windas
Steven Baderian
James Margotta, Building Inspector
Robert Spencer, Village Attorney
Joseph Gulino, Consultant/CAMCE
Thomas Gissen, Consultant/F.P. Clark Assoc.
Ellen Tsangaris
John O'Leary

IN THE MATTER OF VINCENT MARGOTTA AND LAURENTINO RODRIQUES, 98-91
CORTLANDT STREET, NORTH TARRYTOWN. NEW YORK.
Mr. James Galgano, Chairman stated that the matter concerning
89-91 Cortlandt Street, will be postponed until the meeting of
August 15, 1991. The Planning Board agreed unanimously.
IN THE MATTER OF PETER CASTRO, OWNER OF THE AMOCO STATION, 3 33-341
NORTH BROADWAY. NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK.
Mr. Christopher Pagliaro, who represents Joseph Crocco,
Architect, came before the Planning Board to make a presentation on
behalf of the Amoco Station. Mr. Pagliaro mentioned that he had
already appeared before the Zoning Board on July 15, 1991. The
Zoning Board granted the required variances.
Mr. Galgano mentioned some concerns about the project which
include vegetation and drainage. Mr. Margotta stated concerns
which include lighting, landscaping and drainage. It was mentioned
that an oil/water separator would have to be installed.
It was also suggested that traffic signs be put up to control
traffic coming from Route 9 and Lawrence Avenue. Mr. Galgano and
Mr. Castro stated that there have not been many accidents in the
area for quite some time. Mr. Margotta stated that there has never
been much traffic in the area.
It was also mentioned that a
clearance from the D.O.T. for the driveways into and from the gas
station would be needed. Mr. Pagliaro stated that all concerns

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will be met for the approval of the Planning Board.
Mr. Galgano made a motion to set up a public hearing for the
meeting of August 15, 1991, seconded by Richard Ayers.
The
Planning Board agreed unanimously.
IN THE MATTER OF THE VILLAGE OF NORTH TARRYTOWN (FREMONT POND)
A Public Hearing was held by the Planning Board to hear and
consider an application by the Village of North Tarrytown under the
wetlands ordinance for a permit to dredge a portion of Fremont
Pond.
Mr. Nick Cicchetti spoke before the Planning Board explaining
the situation that has been developing in Fremont Pond. He stated
that the Pond needs to be cleared out; the silt is almost even with
the water level.
A motion was made by James Galgano to close the
Hearing, seconded by Richard Ayers. Carried unanimously.

Public

Business Meeting
Mr. Galgano raised the question of where the silt would be
dumped after it was dredged from the Pond. Mr. Gissen explained
that the Highway Department intends to use the silt to restore road
shoulders in certain areas of the Village.
A motion was made by Richard Ayers to grant the permit,
seconded by Steve Baderian. The Planning Board agreed unanimously.
IN THE MATTER OF THE SLEEPY HOLLOW MANOR TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION
(AKIN PROPERTY)
Mr. Galgano, Chairman read a letter to the Planning Board
written by Ilene Philips who is the President of the Sleepy hollow
Taxpayers Association. (Letter in Official Minutes).
Mr. George Hritz, a resident of Sleepy Hollow Manor, explained
that the residents were not notified about the June hearing and did
not have a chance to be heard on the Akin sub-division application.
Mr. Baderian stated that there should have been some community
feedback on the issue. A motion was made by Richard Ayers to
zreconsider the decision concerning the Akin property, seconded by
Steve Baderian. The motion was carried unanimously. Mr. Galgano
stated that the Planning Board will hold a Public Hearing during
the meeting of August 15, 1991. Mr. Akin and his attorney will be
notified along with residents.

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IN THE MATTER OF THE AMENTA PROPERTY
Mr. Spencer received a proposed lease for the parking spaces
on the Amenta property. A copy of this lease will be distributed
to the Planning Board.
Questions were raised as to who will be installing and paying
for signs. Certain spaces need to be reserved for the Village's
Police Department, Mr. Spencer stated that the site plan was
approved subject to the lease. Mr. Spencer also made a suggestion
that the Board adopt a resolution to approve the lease.
Approval of Minutes:
A motion was made by Mr. James Galgano to approve the minutes
of June 20, 1991, seconded by Richard Ayers. The Planning Board
agreed unanimously.
Being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 9:30
PM. The next Planning Board Meeting will be held on Thursday,
August 15, 1991.
Respectfully submitted

Christine A. Yurkovic
Recording Secretary

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SLilPYHOLUIWMANORTAXMIERS'ASSOClAnON
July 17, 3.991

Planning Board
Village of North Tarrytown
North Tarrytown, N.Y. 10591
Ladles and Gentlemen:
I write on behalf of the Sleepy Hollow Manor Taxpayers
Association to protest the Planning Board's handling of the Akin
matter at the last board meeting. Not only did we and our counsel not receive notice that this very important matter was going
to be handled by the board, but numerous of those present at the
meeting were aware of our community's active involvement on this
matter at the Zoning Board hearings last fall, as well as the
court challenge to that ruling, and still no one advised us that
this was being discussed.
We urge you to bring the matter back for reconsideration at a session at which we can be represented, especially
with respect to the matters the zoning Board purported to refer
to you.
Sincerely,

Ilene Phflips
President
cc:

Mayor Frank Rey
Village Trustees

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