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                  <text>JPUBLIC HEARING - JUNE 26, 1979

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Swaby - Acting Chairman
Ceconi
Ruane
Margotta

J. Arcate - Chairman

Two Hearings
8 p.m.
Notice Read:

Florence Kane ( acting clerk)

Swaby:

Is there anyone present who would like to speak?

Page:

I only turned down the request for this two room extention on the
Annicchiarico property because of the present zoning law. I am personally in favor of granting the permit , but I would not issue the permit
without the consent of this board. All the houses in this particular
area are close to the property lines.

Ceconi:

Does this addition extend over any of the property lines?

Page:

No, the extension will be part of the property and will comply with all
the other codes.

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Ceconi:
Annicchiarico:

This house is typical of all of the other houses in that part of town.
Do your neighbors know what you intend to do and does anyone object?
I have spoken to all of my immediate neighbors and no one objects,

Clerk:

Mr. Annicchiarico has submitted a list of all of his neighbors and all
of them give their permission for this extension. (The clerk read all
the signatures on the list - 15 names)

Ceconi:

I move that this extension be granted,

Margotta:

Seconds

Swaby:

Motion is passed.
board.

Mr. Annicchiarico will be officially notified by the

Motion granted on the comments of the building inspector and with the
facts preseeded the variance is granted permitting the extension based
on the fact that the code requires a set back of 5ft. However, this
construction would require a set back of not more than 1% ft.

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Notice read by acting clerk
Page:

The denial of the construction of this height fence is a situation going
back to Urban Renewal. The 4 ft. high fence was denied because of the
zoning law.

Ceconi:

Isn1t there already a fence in the back?

Swaby:

How many feet of fencing?

Mr. Cray:

The entire fence is 368 ft. in two streets.

Swaby:

Do you have anything else to add to this?

Lawyer:

We are only interested in this fence at the present time. We have met
with the Village Police Department, and they are in favor of this fence
since it would enable the police to protect the area in a better manner.

Margotta:

Who are you?

Mr. Cray:

I am one of the owners.

Margotta:

What have you done to clean up that parking lot?

. Cray:

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We are constantly cleaning up that area.

Ceconi:

Do you think a fence from 3 ft. to 4 ft. will make any difference?

Mr. Cray:

I do think a 4 ft. fence will do the trick.

Swaby:

What about a hedge?

Page:

They have tried to seed this particular area, but it is constantly destroyed. A fence is the only deterant.

Ceconi:

Can*t you do something to beautify the area.

Mr. Cray:

We are trying.

Ceconi:

We would like to see some beautification in that area.

Margotta:

I believe their intentions are good,.-and"! make a motion that we grant
them this request.

Seconded:

Ruane
Motion carried

At least it is worth a try.

Some planting.

If this fence takes it might lead to other things.

Hearing the remarks of the building inspector and the representative of
100 College Arms, and after reviewing the application before the Board
and understanding the difficulties of maintaining their lot, the variance
is granted to erect a 4 ft. chain link fence. Because of substantial
comments on the appearance of this lot, we would hope that more landscaping
will be planned in this near future.

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