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                  <text>NORTH TARRYTOWN, N.Y.
May 11, 1967

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A Zoning Board of Appeals hearing was held on May 11,.1967
regarding application of Antonio and Domeriica Iannarelli, his wife,
for a variance to permit off-street parking for five (5) parking
spaces for five (5) automobiles instead of the required six (6)
parking spaces at the rear of .their property known as 166 Cortlaridt
Street, No. Tarrytown, N.Y. and also known and designated on the
Tax Map of the Village of North Tarrytown as Section 16, Block 11,
Lot 10.
Present

James Friere, Chairman
Pat Lupi
Dr. William Brady
David Page
Sante J. Chessari, Counsel

Absent
Applicants:

John Gross

Antonio 8 Domenica Iannarelli

Chairman Friere opened the hearing arid requested Acting^Clerk
Chessari to read the notice of public hearing.
Antonio:Iannarelli, applicant stated to the Board that he
planned to increase -the number of apartments'in the building from
five to six by splitting up the third floor from one to two apartments
and that while the present zoning ordinance would require six parking
spaces for six automobiles by creating the additional apartment, Mr.
Iannarelli requests the Board to grant him a variance to permit him
off-street parking for five parking spaces instead of the required
six parking spaces.
After examining and analyzing the survey submitted of this
property, the Board found that the maximum * square .footage of the
rear yard was 45 square feet and while the area was large enough for
four parking spaces, it was not large enough to create a fifth parking
space since the fifth parking space would$be too close to the building,
thereby creating a fire hazard in violation of the Fire Code.
After further discussion and deliberation by the members of the
Board, on motion by Patrick Lupi and seconded by Dr. Brady, and
unanimously carried:
RESOLVED: That the application be and the same is hereby denied.
Respectfully submitted,

Sante J. Chessari
Acting Clerk

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