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                  <text>PUBLIC HEARING

'NORTH' TARRYTOWN, N.Y.
July 10, 1978

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

James Friere,
Chairman
Morton Linzer
E dwar d Swab y
John Arcate
James Margotta,
Members
Robert J. Ponzirii, Counsel

The meeting was called to order by Chairman Friere at 8:00"P.M.
Building Inspector Page read the minutes of the previous meeting
of May 1978 and was approved by the Board.
Mr. Margotta asked if Mallory had come up with any alternative
to their previous request. Mr. Page answered, "He had not received
any.
Mr. Linzer, remarked a fence had been built. Mr. Fehling of
Mallory explained, this was a sample fence to show what a chain link
fence with strips inserted would look like. Photos of;the fence|were
exhibited to members of the Board. Mr.Linzer
inquired'if the intent:
ion of Mallory was to erect a similar fence. Mr. FeHling replied,
"Three sewer lines come together in this area making other methods not
feasible.
Joseph Schwer, 95 Beekman Avenue asked if any danger existedffrom
shrapnel or other debris from this tank existed. Mr. Fehling replied
this tank meets all O.S.H.A. safety requirements and these tanks must
be tested in the same manner.
Margotta asked if it was true that an increase in HelitmV would
increase the amount of Lithium on premises. Fehling "answered, "This
would be a bulk purchase of Helium and Mallory Battery Co. would be
saving money.
Discussions from MargottaV Arcate and Linzer, re: Tank being
permanent arid is tank a structure?
Mr. Linzer moved seconded by Arcate a one (1). year variance be
granted to Mallory Battery Co.and at that time they could apply for
an extension of one (1) more year or apply for a permanent variance.

�Carried with Lirizer, Arcate and Swaby voting in favor and
Margotta voting negative. •; ;"Meeting was adjourned at 8:45 P.M.
•Respectfully submitted,

.•'-•'-

Victor Page,Building Inspector

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