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                  <text>North Tarrytown, New York
January 2, 1973

Zoning hearings were held before the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Village of
North Tarrytown on the above date.
Present:

Absent :

James Friere, Chairman
Peter Esteban
James Margotta
Morton Linzer
David Page

Chairman James Friere read the first hearing to consider the request of Valdimir
Manca, 104 Loh Park, Tarrytown, New York for relief on appeal from a decision of
the Building Inspector of the Village of North Tarrytown in refusing to issue a
permit for the repair and extension of an existing open porch and for a variance
from the provisions of Section 62-8 (B) of the Zoning Ordinance requirement that
maximum lot coverage not exceed 35$ of the lot on property known on the Official
Tax Map as Section 17 Block 22 Lots 13 and 14,
Mr. Manca made a presentation in behalf of his request for a variance and presented a petition signed by residents in the area of the property in question.
Following a discussion, Mr. James Margotta moved, seconded by Mr. Morton Linzer,
that a variance be granted to Valdimir Manca from the Zoning Board of Appeals to
repair an existing open porch and for a variance from the provisions of Section
62-8 (B) that maximum lot coverage not exceed 35$ of lot on property known on
the Official Tax Map as Section 17 Block 22 Lots 13 and 14. This variance was
granted with the proviso that the porch is not enclosed at any time. All in favor.
Chairman Friere read the notice of hearing to consider the request of Sleepy Hollow Restoration, 42 Main Street, Irvington, New York for relief on appeal from
the decision of the Building Inspector in denying a permit on applicant's proposal to construct a 6 f 0 n chain link fence, 165 £eet long to connect two (2) existing 6 f 0" fences and for a variance from the provisions of Section 62-13 subdivision F paragraphs 1 and 2 of the Zoning Ordinance that the height should not
exceed 3 feet from the front yard setdack and the height thereafter not to exceed
5 feet on property known and design?led on Village Map as Section 15 Block 2 Lot 9B.
Mr. Zarilli, 95 Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown, N. Y. voiced his objection against
the variance and requested that the fence conform to the Zoning Ordinance.
Following a discussion, Mr. Morton Linzer Moved, seconded by James Margotta that
a variance be granted to Sleepy Hollow Restoration to erect a chain link fence 6
feet high, 165 feet long to connect two (2) existing 6'O" fences on their property
known and designated on the Official Tax Map as Section 15 Block 2 Lot 9B. All in
favor.
Chairman Friere read the notice of hearing to consider the request of Gust &amp; Joyce
Totlis, 259 Hunter Avenue for relief on appeal from the decision of the Building

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January 2, 1973

Inspector in denying a permit on applicants proposal to construct an addition
to an existing structure and for a variance from the provisions of Section 62-8
(B) of the Zoning Ordinance requirement that the minimum lot size shall be 10,000
square feet and for an extension sf anon forming use because the available area
of the existing lot is 9,000 square feet, property known and designated on the
Official Tax Map of the Village of North Tarrytown as Section 14 Block 2 Lot IP,
Mrs. Joyce Totlis stated that the reason for the requested variance was that water
drainage will be taken care of as well as a growing family and additional room is
needed.
Following a discussion, James Margotta moved, seconded by Peter Esteban that a
variance be granted to Mr. &amp; Mrs. Gust Totlis to construct an addition to their
existing home within 9,000 square feet on their property known and designated on
the Official Tax Map as Section 14 Block 2 Lot IP. All in favor.
Chairman James Friere read the notice of hearing to consider the request of Maryann Gasko, 89 New Broadway, North Tarrytown, N.Y. for relief of appeals from the
decision of the Building Inspector in refusing to issue a permit for the erection
of an open front porch on a building presently under construction and for a variance from the provisions of Section 62-8 (B) of the Zoning Ordinance instead of
20 feet front yard setback on property known and designated on the Official Tax
Map as Section 17 Block 6 Lot 2.
Mr. Robert Segelbaum appeared in behalf of the applicant and stated that a 4 foot
variance was requested because of-rock formation which was encountered in the
rear of the property during construction.
Following a discussion, Peter Esteban moved, seconded by James Margotta that a
variance be granted to Maryann Gasko for a 16f front yard setback instead of the
required 20 feet front yard setback on their property known and designated on
the Official Tax Map of the Village of North Tarrytown as Section 17 Block 6 Lot 2.
All in favor.

Peter Esteban
Acting Clerk

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