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                  <text>NORTH TARRYTOWN, N.Y.
December 21, 1967

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After duly published notice, a public hearing was held before the
Zoning Board of Appeals of Morth Tarrytown, N.Y. on the above date.
Present

James Friere, Chairman
David Page
Dr. Brady
Edward Swaby
Anthony Sasparovic, Bldg. Inspector
Sante J. Chessari, Counsel

Absent
Applicants:

Pat Lupi
Salvatore G. Donzella arid Yetta Donzella, his wife.

Chairman Friere appointed S. J. Chessari as Acting Secretary and then
declared the hearing open.
Acting Secretary Chessari read the public notice of hearing which
had been printed in the Tarrytown Daily News on December 11, 1967.
A. Gasparovic explained to the members of the Board that Mr. Donzella
had applied for a building permit for/the construction of a one family,
residence on his property at the southwest corner of Hudson Terrace and
Bedford Road, No. Tarrytown, N.Y.
Since the plot plan.submitted by Mr. Donzella for the construction
of said residence showed that the.front yard"requirements of the Zoning
Ordinance would be violated, Mr. Donzella's request for a building permit
was denied.
Mr. Gasparovic informedMr. Donzella that in order to construct said
residence, he would have to obtain approval from the Zoning Board of Appeals
of a variance of seven ;(7) feet;from the front line of his property,
thereby leaving a distance of thirteen (13). feet to the^front line of his
property instead of the required distance of twenty (20) feet. Whereupon
application for such above described variance was filed by Mr. Donzella.
Mo one appeared in opposition to Mr. Donzella's application.
After a thorough discussion analysis and review by the members of the
Board, including examination of:applicants' plot plan and other related
documents filedwith the said application, Dr. Brady moved, seconded by
David Page and unanimously carried:
Resolved: that application of Salvatore G. Donzella is approved
and variance granted in the manner above described.

Sante J. Clfessari
Acting Clerk

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