https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/ddd3002944505bb670a7f7682cedaf7d.pdf af2dd1b94a4175f352ce0335548afaed PDF Text Text NORTH TARRYTOWN PLANNING BOARD August 27,1937 Present: Chairman James Galgano John O'Leary Frank Rey Vill. Administrator Tor« Homan Building Inspector Jim Margotta Vill. Attorney John ftu^hes Chairman Galgano called the meeting to order at 8:15p.m..He said this would be an "information gathering" session, with no decicions to be made. I. North Tarrytown Associates Site Plan It was noted that the original 17 lots with 4units had been reduced to 14 lots, with 3 units at the March,1987 meeting. The review is to cover:-drainage -the turn around area, so as to be sure i_t.;-$s large enough for a fire truck - environmental impact Mr Margotta asked if the fire department had been consulted. Mr. Lackowitz said he would be in contact with them. Mr. Lackowitz summarized 3 major issues: 1.-water supply- that there be enough for each fire hydrant 2.-sanitary sewage- it will go to Webber Ave. and on to New Broadway. He asked the N. Tarrytown Associates how they would mitigate this problem. 3.-drainage-dry wells and drains have been added, but calculations as requested by the county nust show a zero degree runoff. �• (2) • The spokesman for N, Tarrytown Associates asked if volume might be causing the backup that has led to a sanitary problem. Mr. Lackowitz said a study would be done to investigate the problem. Mr. Rey asked if there were plans for dry wells. N. Tarrytown Associates said yes, there would be dry wells to collect water from the roofs. It was noted the pipes in the area were cleaned several years ago when roots were found growing underground in the drainage system.N. Tarrytown Associates said they would address the storm drainage problem, but said they felt the village should solve the sanitary backup problem. Chairman Galgano asked about an alternate solution to the sanitary sewage. Mr. Lackowitz suggested directing sewage from Webber onto Bedford Road as a possibility. Mr. O'Leary asked that the changesytrom the original plan be noted. The spokesman said: the original plans for 4 units now call for 3 units; that the three units are now placed slightly closer; there are plans for a larger quantity of foliage;howeverf roads will be of the same width, 20 feet. Mr. Homan noted that the fire chief must approve the width of the roads. II. Larry Rodrigues' Site Plan - Valley Street Mr. Turnquist, speaking for Mr. Rodriges, showed plans, indicating the. building would be multifunctional. The first level would be for retail, the second for parking, with the third and fourth levels for 12 duplex apartments. The garage entrnce would be from Depeyster Street. Mr. Turnquist explained that from the ijont, the building appears �W as a (3) W 4 level, but from the rear of the building it appears as 3 levels due to the grading. He noted this is a C-2 area that allows both commercial and residential use of a building. He also noted the required 35 parking spaces would be met. Mr. Margotta asked if there was a state code requiring automatic fire extinguishers on the parking level. Mr Turnquist said no such code exists. Mr. Homan noted the applicants have discussed their plans with Mr. Lackowitz. Mr. Turnquist said water,gas and electricity would be installed underground in the meter room. A catch basin for the parking level has been planned for. The storm sewar will be on Valley Street. Chairman Galgano asked Mr. Lackowitz what his initial impression was. Mr. Lackowitz said sewage lines will have to be checked to be sure they are adequate. Mr. Homan noted the existing storm sewar is a problem. Mr. O'Leary asked about the building facade. Mr. Turnquist said it would be made of concrete reinforced with steel, and a stucco finish^t the duplex levels there would be steel studs, with wrtK floors and roof to be of wood. The outside of the duplexes waid be stucco. Mr. O'Leary asked how many stores would the proposed building have. Mr. Turnquist said there were ten small spaces. Mr. O'Leary expressed concern over lack of parking. Mr. Turnquist noted that at present there is curbside parking on Valley Street. He suggested 45degree parking on Valley St. , which would allow for more spaces. Mr. Turnquist also said there would be 14 spaces on the parking level for tenants. �• (4, • Chairman Galgano asked if the apartments were to be coops or rentals. Mr. Turnquist said they would be rental apartments. Mr. Turnquist noted there are two small lots on Depyster St. (going west towards Cortlandt) that would be available for additional parking spaces. Mr. O'Leary noted the plans looked good, but parking had to be improved. III. Frank Mangieri's Site Plan- Chestnut Street Mr. Donal Walsh, representing Mr. Mangieri, asked Board members to review the site plan along with Mr. Turnquist. Mr. Turnquist described 2 buildings for the site. The entrance would be from Chestnut St., with the exit onto Gesner. One building already exists. The proposed one is to have 10 dwelling units. He said three variances had been granted by the Zoning Board: 1. a 10 foot setback 2. a density of 15,500 square feet 3. allowance for 2 separate buildings Mr. Turnquist said aside from parking spaces next to the proposed building, another six spaces could go near the present building on the site. He said water,gas and electricity will come in off of Chestnut and run through to all units. The sanitary line will connect to the Chestnut line. There will be catch basins for both the present and proposed buildings, Mr. O'Leary asked about space from the the fence to the front of the building. Mr. Turnquist said it would be approximately 20feet. Chairman Galgano asked about provisions for easements. Mr. Walsh said the original water line from Mario's Greene County could be tied in to the new ones on Mr. Mangieri's lot. Water easements could �(5) • be tied in. The storm sewar for Mr. Mangieri's project would be paid for by Mr. Mangieri;said Mr Walsh. Mr. Margotta suggested a 6 month time limit to have the drain installed by Mr. Mangieri so others can tie into the system. Mr. Lackowitz discussed the need to find the best location for a manhole, so that the Amenta's property can also tie in. Mr. Walsh said a second manhole on the lot would be desirable. Mr. Walsl)feaid his party would sign an easement agreement with the village. Mr. Walsh said he would do the ISO. Mr. Lackowitz said the water supply would have to be checked, along with checking the site plan with the fire department to see if a new hydrant might be needed.A zero post development discharge from a qualified party was requested. Runoff calculations for once the area is paved can't be more than now, noted Mr. Lackowitz— the present runoff must be maintained with the new lot. Chairman Galgano acknowledged that the Planning Board had received a letter from Mr. and Mrs. Amenta regarding the need for an easement. Mr. O'Leary asked if the^>arking spaces could be changed. Mr. Mangieri noted that the present building on the site is not required to have parking. Mr. Mangieri asked the Board to look ahead for improving the village. He also said that all easement work for his site and other property owners would be on his property. Mr. Margotta asked where and when would the collective drain be built. Mr. Homan suggested waiting for the next meeting, when calculations would be complete. Mr. Walsh agreed, saying such calculations would be done, including the ISO and zero runoff calculations. It was noted that Amenta would provide their topographical map. �(6) Vice - Chairman John O'Leary then called for a public hearing at 9:50p.m. in regard to Mr. James Galgano's application for a subdivision of 54 Gory Brook Road. Mr. O'Leary explained that since a quorum was not present, the hearing was adjourned until Sept. 10,1987, when the Planning Board would meet again. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 10:00p.m, Respectfully submitted, Linda T. Fukuchi �VILLAGE OF NORTH TARRYTOWN 28 Beekman Avenue North Tarrytown, N.Y. 1. 1 2 2 2 ^ Name WEfrBEfc Metals 2. Location (tax section, block and lot number or other specific information). SECT. 17 ftLK 4, LOT 5C 3 . Property owner's name end address D f e M E f K l O S t^T uiFJsaeft Aafimie MOETH |<RIM6AS TasaeVTOtoNyK). y, ' 0 3 ^ ' 4 . K^ffelr^FsurKeyog-'a Name and Address TUKfrflOISf <?g fofeKKMAM AVg. AROtfTECTS MOKTM TAEEYTOCJA, M."/; I f l g f f 5. Size in Acres MA 6. Fee: Date Paid Proposed Number of Lots NA "____ 7. Is the entire parcel involved to be subdivided at t h i s time 8. Is any land to be dedicated to public use? MA Acres 9. Will any zoning changes aa^-SMbdiviaion regulation waivers be requested? V&3 ' Describe? g fTlJOClPAL ftLPgff OK Qtt& ffttfrEL ^ P g M g ' W 10. Date of Preliminary Layout Submission KV*>gtt'ft6lC 17, \<\J>fe | 1 . Conditions to be met in Plat Submission 1kt> M1/AJ*Y PPAAAMAAA* PtrtuuL, Signature w � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Planning Board Minutes & Resolutions-1987 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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