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                  <text>NORTH TARRYTOWN, N.Y. *l
December 16, 1980
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A hearing x^as held before the Zoning Board of Appeals of the
Village of North Tarrytown, N.Y. on the above date.
Present

John Arcate, Chairman
Edward Swaby
Martin Ruane
Frank Paolantoiiio
Victor Page, Building Inspector
R. Ponzini, Village Attorney

Chairman Arcate called the meeting to order at 7:45 P.M.
Linda Fukuchi read the notice of hearing to consider the
request of Mr. San Juan for an appeal from a decision of the
Building Inspector to construct a second floor porch at 28 Hudson
Street, No. Tarrytown.
Chairman Arcate.asked if there was anyone who would like to
address the Board.
The Building Inspector, Mr. Page explained briefly,that Mr.
San Juan's application for a ^variance had been * denied solely due
to the regulations in the Zoning .code. He noted:that other homes
in the applicant's neighborhood have been built with porches on
their second story.
Chairman Arcate asked if there was anyone present at tonight's
hearing who objected to said construction.
Two neighbors of Mr. San Juan, Mary Kay Vincek and Rudol^Medina,
stated they were in favor of such construction and supported Mr. San
Juan's building said porch.
Board member Frank Paolantoiiio asked the owner whether the
intended second floor porch, if built, would be enclosed. The reply
was in the negative.
The clerk conversed with Mr. San Juan in Spanish and offered to
serve as an interpreter. He indicated appreciation and satisfaction.
As no one wished to contest Mr. San Juan's application for the.
variance, Chairman Arcate "asked for a motion to close the'hearing and",
to adjourn for the business meeting: Said motion "was made by Mr. Swaby,
seconded by Mr. Paolantoriio, and carried by a unanimous vote.
BUSINESS MEETING

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The motion to grant said variance for Mr. Sari Juan was made by
Mr. Swaby, carried by Mr. Paolantbnio, and the variance was granted by
a unanimous vote.

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