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                  <text>NORTH TARRYTOWN, N.Y.
May 1, 1375

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A special meeting was held before the Zoning Board of Appeals
of the Village of North Tarrytown, N.Y, on the above date.
Present

James Friere
James riargotta
John Arcate
Peter Esteban

Absent

Edward Swaby

Two letters were received, one from the Executive Secfy., S. Abate,
N.Y.S. Parks S Recreation that the Hudson Valley Commission has been
reinstated; another letter was received from the Board of Appeals,
City of White Plains, for facts pertaining the Appeals Boards in
Westchester County.
Peter Esteban moved that James Friere be appointed Chairman
of the Zoning Board of Appeals, seconded by JohasAraate. c^n
Vote was 3 in favor, no one opposing.
Carried.
James Margotta moved that John Areate be appointed Assistant
Chairman, seconded by Peter Esteban, Vote was 3 in favor, no one
opposing. Carried.
No further business to come before the meeting, the same
was duly adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,

Peter Esteban
Acting Clerk

�ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
INCORPORATED VILLAGE OF NORTH TARRYTOWN
STATE OF NEW YORK
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IN THE MATTER
OF
THE APPLICATION
OF
KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN OF NORTH TARRYTOWN
ARTHUR CARROLL JONES, JR., PRESIDENT
FOR A BUILDING PERMIT IN A C-l ZONE

On or about June 4, 1974, Kentucky Fried Chicken of North
Tarrytown filed an application for a building permit to erect a
restaurant and retail store of masonry fireproof construction at
the northwest corner of Beekman Avenue and Broadway, Village of
North Tarrytown, New York.
Thereafter and on or about January 31, 1975, following interim
Court proceedings, the building inspector of the Village of North
Tarrytown issued a building permit to "Kentucky Fried Chicken
North Tarrytown, Casey Jones, Pres." for said structure at
premises known as 275-279 North Broadway, North Tarrytown. The
subject premises are located in a "Highway Commercial", C-l zone
under the Schedule of Regulations set forth in Section 62-8B of
the Zoning Ordinance of the Village of North Tarrytown.
An appeal dated February 12, 1975 was filed pursuant to
Chapter 62, Article XI of the *Zoning Ordinance.

In accordance

with section 62-44 the Board of Appeals caused a Public Notice
of Hearing to be published on May .8, 1975 in a local newspaper
of general circulation in the Village of North Tarrytown.

�-2On May 22, 1975 a public hearing was held on the appeal. We
have reviewed all of the proceedings and papers on file relating
to the application for the building permit; and having considered
the sworn testimony given at the public hearing, we find as
follows:
(1) The application for Building Permit indicates a structure
to be used as a "restaurant"; a portion of the plans and
specifications, however, are labeled "Retail Store".
By definition a restaurant is a public eating house,
and connotes facilities such as chairs, tables or booths ,
to eat the food on the premises, A retail store is any
place where goods or commodities in small quantities or
parcels are kept for sale.
The "Highway Commercial" (C-l) zone clearly sets forth
"stores and shops for retail business" as a permitted principal
use.

The "General Description" of the C-l zone as set forth in

the Schedule of Regulations is retail and wholesale activities
related primarily to vehicular traffic and sales and servicing of
automobiles.
Historically the premises have, since the turn of the century,
been used either as a store (ice cream parlor and delicatessen)
or as a restaurant until a fire partially destroyed the structure.
We find that the proposed use partakes and is a hybrid of both
a retail store and a restaurant; that the retail store use is
permitted in a C-l zone while the restaurant use is neither
specifically permitted nor excluded.
(2) That appellants have not demonstrated that either use
would cause unsafe conditions by reason of pedestrian or
vehicular traffic. The applicant presented evidence as to
the flow of traffic and that the proposed use will-not
exacerbate the existing condition; and has agreed to
extend the island at the intersection of Beekman Avenue

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and Route 9 to prevent illegal turns from Beekman Avenue,
(3) That while the organizational appellants failed to give
evidence that their composition reflects a position "
fairly representative of the community or interests
which seeks to protect, and that the decision sought
to be reviewed would have an adverse effect on the group
represented by the organizations, we take note of
proximity of certain individual appellants to the
proposed site.
Accordingly, the Zoning Board of Appeals affirms the action
of the Building Inspector and approves the building permit on
condition that the applicant forthwith withdraws any and all
seating facilities from the proposed plans on file.

In the

event that the applicant shall fail to so amend his application
within ten (10) days of receipt of this decision, then the
building permit will be void effective June 20, 1975, It is the
purpose and intent of this decision to prohibit restaurant use
in the Highway Commercial District and to permit the applicant
to construct a retail store on the subject premises,

Dated at North Tarrytown, N,Y,
June 16, 1975

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