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                  <text>Minutes of the Special meeting of t h e
Zoning Board of Appeals of the Village
of Horth Tarrytown held at the Temporary
Village Offices a t 248 Y/ashington S t r e e t ,
No. Tarrytotm on the 31th. day of
January 1940*

*

Present:J.
D.
D.
F*

J. Pollard, Chairman
I. Grimball
Bige
X* Quain

Meeting called to order at 8:10 P. M. by Mr. Pollard, Chairman.
Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved.
Notice of Public Meeting was read.
Chairman asked if there were any objections to the request made by
Mr. A* M* Gasparovio.

*

Mr. Allen addressed the Board. During his remarks he wanted to clarify
his action of not issuing the permit before* Mr* Allen stated that in his opinion,
Mr. Gasparoyic wanted to make a six (6) family house out of his house which now
contains five (5) families, by putting floor above garage for 4 rooms and downstairs a large storeroom. Mr* Allen then stated that if it ims alright with the
Board to allow this, he would guarantee that Mr. Gasparovio would do all this work
within the Building Code*
Mr* Grimball then spoke. After examining restrictions carefully, he could
not see how the Board could do anything else but grant the permit providing that
Mr* Gasparovio lives within the Building Code*
Counsellor Zingaro then stated that the request made by Mr* Gasparovio
was in order and any objections to it with regards to the Zoning law could not be
sustained.
Mr. Pollard, the Chairman, then thanked Mr. Allen for bringing the request
before the Board*
Mr* luge then made the motion to grant the request nade by Mr* Gasparovio.
Seconded by F* X* Quain.
It was then proposed and duty seconded to hold the future meetings every
second Wednesday of the month* The Chairman instructed the Secretary to notify the
absent members of the Board of Trustees to that effect.

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Motion was duly made and seconded to adjourn at 8:20 P. K.

Chairman
Secretary

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January 23, 1940
Present:John J. Pollard, Chairman
David Ikge
F . X. Quain, Secretary
Mr* Pollard c a l l e d the meeting t o order a t 8:40 P, M.
The minutes of the previous meeting were not a v a i l a b l e t o be read.
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The chairman announced that the meeting was called to consider the
application of Anthony M. Gasparovic, to make an addition to his residence
at 302 Gordon Avenue, North Tarrytown.
After discussion it was-moved by Mr. Bige and seconded by Mr. Pollard,
to advertise in the Tarrytown News a special meeting to be held in the
temporary offices of the Village to hear any complaints against the addition
that Mr. Gasparovic has requested. This meeting to be held at 8 P. M. on
Yfednesday, January 31, 1940.
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The secretary was instructed by the chairman to procure stationery
for the Zoning Board from the Village Clerk.
There being no further business, the Board adjourned at 9 P. M.

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Secretary

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