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                  <text>May 19, 1967
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Mr. Anthony S. Gaeparovic, Chairman
Planning Board
Village of North Tarrytown
28 Beekman Avenue,
No. Tarrytown, New York
Dear Mr, Gasnarovic:

\

Tn tny meeting with the Planning Board on January 19, 1967, we discussed
the possibility of tying together the expansion of Anchor Motor freight
parking lot through a land fill program on the Hudson and the relocation;
of the new North/South State Highway. It was suggested at that time,
that I acquire additional information regarding this new road and hoW
it would relate to this proposed development.
I have discussed this with the Westchester County Planning Department
and subsequently with the New York State Department of Public Work*.
Tt would appear to me that ;the new North/South road is being planned
to run paralell and contiguous to the railroad and will have a direct
access to the New York State ^Thruway. This should provide the opportunity to increase the vehicle capacity at Ceneral Motors Plant without
increasing the traffic problem in the Village of North Tarrytown. Tn
fact this road will completely eliminate this problem. I have also
discussed this with the Hudson River Valley Commission and have been
advised if the Villages of Tarrytown and North Tarrvtown would jointly
request a study for the proper development and redevelopment of the
Hudson River shoreline in their area, they would be happv to provide
this service to municipalities. As I understand It, the Hudson Fiver
Valeey Commission is staffed to help communities along the Hudson River
to prepare immediate and long range planning for residential and
commercial development. I believe that they could provide you with a
wonderful service in this direction.
Could you keep me Informed as to what steps we should take to help
Implement our proposal. If possible, T would appreciate the opportunity
to again appear before the Board to discuss this further.
Sincerely,
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CONSULTANTS, IWJ*

*
MARTIN BERNSTEIN
MB:foe
VICE PRESIDENT
cc: Although I am In the Real Estate and Insurance business In Mew City,
New York, I am also connected with tie above firm and would appreciate
correspondence directed to my New York Office.

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