https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/b2ea6b786dd4cc7ee73b7f83c5dcae8a.pdf 288a643370017964289dd44ea9f56faf PDF Text Text >? September 24, 1931 Meeting of Board of Zoning Appeals of North Tarrytown Y. �;iV» 11} if 1' 1i , hi •m.i Ml j I ' ( •llttf mull '"Vii': �3*/. Regular Meeting of Board of Zoning Appeals ' I 0 ^th Tarrytown \> ' September 34, 1931 Present? Mr. Gerald G. Gould, Chairman, Messrs. William 0. Schmidt, John K. Mullon, David Page, J r . , John J . Lofexo, Seoretary. Guairraan .Gould announced that there are some witnesses present , i n th£ Red Oafcles matter, that the order of business will be r e . Irersed audi,Red Gables matter w i l l be concluded f i r s t . " ' w v s.;,'t^toarllob read a l e t t e r from Mrs. Grace L. Olsen, 1: .4fted Se&ten&fcer %Z, 1931. V ' 'Bear Hrjr. Wu^derlich: In answer to your inquiry ^ ,?,/ regarding gy residence at Red Gables, in Philipse Manor, to the best ^ / ' i-;; dl^H^Recollectloh I resided there for s i x months in the ,;' ^ ' ; ^ ^ ; ^ f 3 j W i / f W V 1 1 t0 October, and during that time. ^/•'r^^'Vt^werel'payiBg guests (my s i s t e r , daughter and myself). ^' , ; , *\f^;w^/3jj^^/wae used,as a boarding house and the meals were served J.; t{\/. i' -•/>"{!% "• . frok'the one an<i only kitchen in the house downstairs on the t 4joor% , I trust t h i s will answer adequately the you asked me over the telephone and w i l l serve i J "• \ . ' 'i [S /';!i-r V v"r V* , | f-'-'tki"purpose, indicated. i ^ i ^ ' : ' A ; i f t « r l l A rea* a l e t t e r from Mrs. d a r a 8. 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Boarders gathered for meals in the same dining room, where tfcfc table was presided over by Mrs. Bass. ' s In 1928 alterations were made in the house by the Installation of kitchenettes, extra baths, etc. so that < i. ? *'' rl W V, U < several apartments were available. We rented from Mrs. Bass one of these apartments and occupied it until October, 19SO. Mrs. lTunderlich read a letter from ;B^>eyi|ter -</> > Gilbert Doss, 82 St., ,N. Tarrytown: fo whoiii it may concern: I I a* was an employee at **ed Gables from time to .'^/|i%r^o»'rtoTit October 1926 to 19.30 and had ocoasion to .^ • & '/ io^hr^tig^ the entire house many times. It" was used as a ;>'.:;'\;.;^ / ^ o ^ ^ ^ n o u s e , only. There was no second kitchen in use •iiV^V^ I remain Gilbert Doss. / vV; i V '-; t '^^fl5(^lioh read a letter to Mrs. Wall from Jeanne 4^}^'lj%^£^S&*-James'11'-'8 « i t n ) Scarsdale: dated Sept. 83, 1931: • : . , - . . . ?\v v', J'^d^^i^iirail! ' S f ^ v ^ ' ; ! " v ? 1 % l i p spent six'weeks as a paying gwest in the • i> & % ^ « f c Sfciv' Jaaes Madison Bass in P h i l i p s Manor, leaving ;:'<#:£'|Sle;^fflept!,».^ A* « « * « * •" TOB o n e f ••"* • • , ' K v ^ S n t i W W house tbo large for one family Mrs, »ass had . , 'V.-,, fr ;.'^'*;>'v'- •!">''•• •' ' >.-' ' .o^«» thte aives you the information ! 3 ' « •UV-jfa&Wl payingyouely Jeanne M. Smitih. ^^VV/ i>; ^t^i^ v^:,.*' .' 7 ~guests.« \ .Hope ._ . this sinoer n u gives MSmM^yA^*i!1fo*U& *•&*** to vyou, Sinoer ej.y ,, .,,, m^-Jm& ^ptemKei 31, 1?31: •,.^^.ira^^^idrfted se ^*;jL-r«nV- , - * # i * . - i » * somewhata^elr^esented s*ate«ent .ivrr^"''''.-^-"™' .'*]£. 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Olson, Miss Foster and Priscilla Olsen, Mr. , . and Vrs. Jliian l^opovic, Mr. and Mrs. Hawlow Lewis, Mr. and Hk^Joha1T*t©horn» Mr. and Mrs. William Mint en, Lieutenant V?» "; <yQ^j$4#V'%fT*i;*m Grosbeck, his wife and children, and several •* V1 * o i j h e ^ ^ ^ f c ^ r brief periods. Mrs. Turners sister, now ^ • 1 / ' W / i ^ d O o o d w h ! was there for a l i t t l e while also. > »?• \ t v ;i '5^:il/;:^^ : 4v>^OH&^ being sworn testified as follows: ; ^*>K* f « ; f , r ^ f t^|^|e,|Btaiia that you and MM. Watchoxn lived at Red ;?ii; iffi^^&tfa ';?#!• ^ ^ i | ^ * ^ * ti^e-ptior to 1928? A We 'did, yee. ber dateB? AWe bavebeen trying t0 **»' S ^ S l l i i ^ i ^ ^ o k t e s , , and" to' the best of oiir .recollection, i t - '< ••" . ' ^4^ssif/^».'tta* , « ***•* -6nt ttere-we wete there ' 'C ^ * " « « ^ I ; i 4 : * 4 i V . i N w , *«i••!*». « "'«*"* *»• Mtf^ttm^** **• r? you tel1 "TTT Mi'^B^k ^ ; A ",,„ ^ ^t'-W i t was operated as a boarding -:u>K\#^k^jr:j|,eV|4^fi0.wa# operated? 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P ^ > & & £ $ construction would cover tnis c a s e , .. « 'went through • temporary i n a c t i o n , peraanenV 10 the0ourt Mi^^^l****-* [ B U the law t0< r °*^ > *' ^*v^Vf*V, ' hWj '? V'v,',^ •* ./,« •J. * « ^^04-rint.fld development. K i i b x 1933, •»^' ^' fW^t « » ' " w a B • r e 8 t r * c l ! e d **•• '^Vv*, «T ^y- , ivv*?,/ ^"! . ," ,fln« ArtA-rmitto construct', ^ ^ f e W f x p i r e d January 1,19?3. A permit t o o ., ;/. ,^. , : , M # l f c ' i a H o l ^ o n . f t - s e restriction w a e ^ t e d , • 0 m m ^ ^ > ' ^Const.uotion.wa.started. On » — . « . . • 1 ^'^t , ; , '-^^.<'' 1 . ' V ' . - a a Bdot>ted ter'-tne.'Oity of Hew York pro-. , '#.••:*'"*'v-^8v'«a « * « « » * • was adopted py * l „„ iV ' f v , '>',"'.>:^ * :'•" ••- ''•' •' ^ *4„„ AfterVjanuary'l', 19.23, « * Ae- . l> JK^jt&mag,'?™*r construction. After January ; A | '*-'*'\'"*;S .•-' • '. t • , ; , B« *aa out under toonds. /*•''•/,-„,?», .*«.vV'vf ,. • . , _J.-J +>•« atrubture. ''He was pu» i»» . 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Defendant having b u i l t in violation of 1&# fcati&ot benefit by such i l l e g a l conduct. • qpnf$j^4^$$l ,4 * the That was Supreme Court. A , " ;<o^ '^^ ,'1%JrJlD&^,, J9jCTjrt^S^^t^" , ^ •• v ', aove * tia * tbe ^oard express appreciation to ,/y$i>;lX9&%6ii%. for giving us this information, and if there ;, , p/ T y;./' ^fit&^'Jft^jft&jF' testimony, I move the public hearing be '',V^;( v*;-,?M%JL^f^addkW« adjourn and review the testimony and make f*»* ^'i*f'f'^V^U^^^^ ''Seconded by Mr. Lofaro. 'Carried. i i'- ^airman: The Secretary will read the opinion oftfcfc the finding of facts in this case so that we the appeal. ' ,*f>t* ^ d^ Secretary read the opinion as follows: ,4 Record in t h i s case^the opinion of the Bpa.fcd | ; i y . t h a t the testimony and other evidence before t ^ #*»< shows that the following are the f a c t s . originally designed, constructed and ^^'i^ivate\*eside»ee : for one family. the property .'.«« ^ « S * t * * * • • « • ^m*mJ0§^ w BaB8 «> * ? % ^P ln •**$* ******* <***«* ^'Hfe from i t s orMinaa condition. ;,• Teetifflony « « ^ f M « t ^ o t o r y o ^ a i * o i , an occupant tof the house/: r 'fSmW'ftmS^'^V: ^;\' ' '•' J' T*++«»>• of Mrs ^ass »* g ^ ^ ^ ^ y W * * . 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Admitting the existence of a complete kitchen unit oi£ tne upper floor, the evidence i s not sufficient $9 $h*otf'8l ohajage in the character of the property from a ,i $tM$$4]'&«#lljttgto even a two family house. The testimony vfi* '^0\1^n\ fl^d'erlidh, of Mr. latchorn, of Oarson and Stone ' 3 " fur^ftex support this view. 3 "' 1 t,' ,; J" > * j< In short, the testimony shows that up to February, original design and construction of the house had X / materially altered nor. changed in.any way to render it y"\^0%>%6tlp&W,''m^a. * A^: single family residence. / $& February, 1938, without submitting any plans shewchanges; a building permit was requested from inspects* then in office but a few days. A Issued by Him in ignorance ,of the zoning law. ^M'^^^^^'^k^i^t^ Tfcree he discovered h i s error, revoked the per- ^.-T.-^;^^t'^i^lb^l^^i^l'iig^a»d.r-ctemanded i t s return. 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This letter was acknowledged "by th« 6*iftar in a letter dated August 6, 1931, stating that -" i1iifaitB#Steio4s in question were made under a permit issued by X M' ! '';^be/^|£ii'liiig inspector. :?,^;^3^viW0^W-;^* i4 du Subsequent to this correspondence ^y notified by registered letter, dated / ^ ^ | ^ ^ | m t i ^ i " ^ ; ( 6 f ^ a public hearing with respect to this vio- .'Cv-^\rfti»iioAC'';%:i(r6*rfply was received, nor did the owner appear at V ^ f e t h i : ^ &atfU£ hewing, which was held on September, 15, 1931. *'!-,/"t ''^ ^ i t e of the fact that neither the present owner the property has made any application the Board has considered in this ^ l U t i o h of possible »ta« undue hardship on the ^ofcerty. It appears, however, that the j i > . Base, carried out the alterations knowing R a t i o n of thelaw and that the present mortgage funds for saU.alterations. 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All voted aye. Mr, Kension expressed thanks and appreciation for the &ot$.iia of the Board on behalf of the residents of Ph^li#se Manotf and also Sleepy Hollow Manor. ^ ''#ft$%©ir#ta$y then read the minutes of special meeting ,1 I ;of Z©ii%g Board of Appeals of August 13, 1931. Mfc.'Schmidt moved that the minutes be approved as read. ly- f k | M i e d 'and. carried. **v »y , >tV W,1 M t , - r.^ 8f<ptetary ,. the, reported that he had appeared before ,v^ Kw,;: '^fiii'ioarajit.tiuBtees on Friday, August 14th and cited Eed Gables in Philipse Manor and at that tike of Trustees w$h'*th«1z 6 ping Board of decided to have a joint meetings Appeals to be held on August 18th talcing action on, said violation. That-^ , . . ^ ^ 1 ^ wai^^ld wa*.n*3,d on on August-Wth 'aad the matter m s * » * • « < / . /. 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S^nnott, that thereafter on September 18th ^;4"ke,ii#a> *Ur1h«r served with a writ of oerteriorari which was V. i Ml i ^ , , ' rditttfaWe September 30th. That he had submitted the writ to • lAjwiot^ tor his attention. hw ^ *****\ ,_:( Bohmidt ttpv^d that the Secretary be instructed, \^Tp#^ 30th, to confer with Mr. Sjnnott, to be sure '^>Sviu i'p^^^r^^1*'6^«i*',ar^iwesQia-bed. at that time and to put him in possVl^l,.^^^k^o%)bS^'--mftitBkQ%Q'in our minutes or anything we might need to*< <^>i i OIXL^ LU^ ^ ^ e ^ e -t)ie case. .V^Jtiib/^aported that according to the terms of the ^ i & ^ l ^ f f i ^ ^ t ^ - , toiii^te*1 and proceedings in the Tornellp matter must be S f l l * 4 # i f k * M : ^ : « | # \ ( | i e i l t ' o f the Court. was seconded and carried. 8(BBjiti4t stated that he wished to offer that in view to. 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Rockefeller, J r . , Vr^;oe^'garak# on Weber Avenue, 1 to Charles Robertson for a l ; :;/ff^a1#i^ne ,t^, hous^e premises 275 Farrington Avenue, Philipae Manor, ,...' tfy,, \. 4 i . ^ ^joto1 BiJBoOilcefeller, J r . , 1-car garage, 29 Amos Street, \ » T: V4fri^ ^o^ofeWiti for 2rfaily briok residence on New Broadway. 1 A-^;>;; ;^;^--:^ r>^^j&$i\%0t&o "then moved that the report of the building ! * ijt^ti^^^^jplfl^^ on f i l e . Seconded and,carried. ;5£|#fcc»; moved that if there is nothing further >to ;< meeting adjourn. Seconded and, carried. ,T cAa^rbM»^v. ^ V » w% �LEPHC >ard >rth jthoc illdf ris ?ar c t fc jkinv mat: �rgU EPHONE 18 HUDSON TERRACE NORTH TARRYTOWN. N. Y. 14B-M / PERCY CHARLES MINNERLEY ARCHITECT Oct 5 t h , 1931 >ard of Appeals >rth *Xarrytown,N.Y. I Dear S i r s : I have been asked "by the Rector of thodist Church located on Depeyster S t , f o r a variance t o e r e c t an annex i l d i n g on church grounds a t r e a r of church, do t o t h e present growth of t r i s h , and congested conditions of Sunday School room,.We have a l o t a t t h e jar of the property about 40x 75 f t . The Zoning Ordinance allows us 75^ of >t for b u i l d i n g , I may need a l i t t l e more space but t o be safe we are jking for a variance before hand, mating t h a t t h e request w i l l be graisted I remain Very t r u e l y yours �Mr. J Secre of Nc 59 Ct Nortt Dear I am Broac and 1 my or of w: tow» The ; is s The fift to t of . In an J mee- I R: the // �O r 96 Beekman Avenue, N. Tarrytown, N. Y., October 7th, 1931. Mr. John Lofano, Secretary of the Zoning Board of North Tarrytown, 59 Chestnut Street, North Tarrytown, New York. Dear SiriI am the owner of a piece of property 40f X 100' on the east side of Broadway, 232.91f south of Gordon Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York and have contracted to build a two family house on this property for my own use in conjunction with a small refreshment stand, the plans of which have been filed with the Building Department of North Tarrytows. The piece of property in question is located in the business zone and is situated near a gasoline filling station. The total area to be covered by the two buildings will not exceed fifty (50$) percent of the area of the lot. The refreshment stand is to be located in the front of the lot and the residence in the back of same. In view of the fact, that I expect to use the refreshment stand as an income producing proposition with which to maintain myself and meet expenses incurred by the residence I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST that you grant me the privilege to erect these buildings. truly yours, �, <WEWgw^*fHw^ww**Hi*- � 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 Zoning Board Minutes & Resolutions-1931 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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/. 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