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                  <text>A Regular Meeting of the Planning Board was held on Thursday,
August 9, 1990, at 8:00 PM in Village Hall, North Tarrytown, New
York.
Present:

James Galgano, Acting Chairman
Richard Ayers
Alan Kaplan
Steven Baderian
Roman Windas

Also Present: John Hughes, Village Attorney
James Margotta, Building Inspector
Joseph Gulino, Consultant. Camce
Thomas Gissen, Consultant, Clarke Asso.
A motion to approve the July 19, 1990 minutes as written was made
by Alan Kaplan and seconded by Richard Ayers.
IN THE MATTER OF THE KRINGAS SUB-DIVISION. (WEBBER MEWS) . NORTH
TARRYTOWN. N. Y.
Mr. Ron Turnquist, architect for the project appeared before the
Board. He stated that he addressed the Board last October with
a larger scaled project, but has decreased the size to 4 units.
There is an existing building on Parcel B with 5 units. Proposed
project will have 4 units, Unit A &amp; D, will have 3 bedrooms, and
Units B &amp; C will have 2 bedrooms apiece. Mr. Kringas' children
will be living in two of the units, and the other two units will
be for sale. Mr. Turnquist stated that Parcel A would meet all
the present Zoning requirements. He also stated the the proposed
plan was submitted to the Mayor and Board of Trustees and they
approved the plans. He also noted that the present building does
not conform to Zoning Code which permits single family dwellings,
and that they will require three variances. There were questions concerning the existing trees on the property, and Mr.
Turnquist stated the would preserve as many as they could.
Discussion tabled until next meeting of the Board.
PUBLIC HEARING:
Mr. Philip Zegarilli, president of the Briggsville Neighborhood
Association, addressed the Board, wanted to go on record as opposing the proposed project. He also requested copies of any new
plans that were submitted, so that the association may review
them.

IN THE MATTER OF THE SLEEPY HOLLOW CEMETERY. NORTH TARRYTOWN. NEW
YORK
This is a continuation of last month's hearing.
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�Mr. Larry Nardeccia appeared before the Board on behalf of the
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery and reviewed the project. He presented a
letter from Deputy Commissioner Eschwielder, of the Westchester
County of planning, with comments that they would like to see a
buffer zone required, however the cemetery renovation was a matter of local determination. He also presented letters from the
New York state Department of Transportation and the New York
State Department of Environmental Conservation.
The DEC letter
stated that 2 items were requested. A permit would be required
for piping. The letter further stated that it was not a designated wetlands. A short form EAF form was completed, the full
Environmental Assessment has been completed for parts 1, 2 and 3.
Under the village's local law for Wetland/Watercourse protection,
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery must submit an application to receive a
permit from the Planning Board in order to be inMfull compliance
with the terms of this local law".
Mr. Nardeccia stated that
every time he asked for an application for a permit, he was told
there wasn't a formal application. Mr. Windas suggestion that a
formal application be submitted by following Section 61-10 of the
Wetlands/Watercourse Code, articles 1 thru 6 a-k.
It was further discussed that under the Village's local law,
this application must be treated as a Type I action, under the
requirements of the New York State Environmental Quality Review
Act.
This will require that the procedures of a coordinated
review be followed. This requires that the Planning Board declare
its intention to become lead agency, that a notice of this intention be sent to all involved agencies and that a waiting period
for responses from other involved agencies be adhered to.
A motion was made by Richard
ning Board act as the lead
process and to notify other
was seconded by Alan Kaplan.

Ayers that the North Tarrytown Planagency in the environmental review
involved agencies of same. Motion
Motion passed unanimously.

There being no further business, meeting adjourned 9:20 PM.
Respectfully submitted,
//

Francesca Lorenz
Recording Secretary

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