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                  <text>ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
Present:

March 12, 1987

Jane Hogan-Felix, Acting Chairperson
Frank Paolantonio
Aldo Ceconi
Paul Phillips
Robert Ponzini, Counsel
James Margotta, Building Inspector
Tom Homan, Village Administrator

Absent:

John Arcate
Edward Swaby

Ms. Jane Hogan-Felix, Acting Chairperson, opened the first hearing of March 12, 1987
at 8:10 p.m. in regard to the application of Mr. &amp; Mrs. Robert Brown at 42 Lawrence Ave.
Mr. Robert Brown presented proof of notice to residents within 200 ft. of the property
in question. He explained to the Board that he would like to extend a bedroom, which
is located on the second floor of his Lawrence Avenue address, into the backyard.
With that, he would like to build an additional bathroom.
Ms. Hogan-Felix asked if their were any questions or comments by the Board. All were
favored in the negative. Ms. Hogan-Felix asked the building inspector, Mr. James
Margotta, if he had any comments. Mr. Margotta commented only that the bedroom size
would be legal.
Mr. Paolantonio made a motion to close the hearing and Mr. Ceconi seconded the motion.
All Board members present voted in favor of the motion.
The second hearing under consideration was the application of Sharon Sousa for a
variance to construct a fence that exceeds the five fee. height limitation requirement
by 62-12 subsection F para. 2 of the Zoning Ordinance of the village of North Tarrytown.
Al Sousa, 430 Bellwood Avenue, presented this matter by submitting pictures of the
present fence and proof of notice to residents within 200 ft. of the property in
question, to the Board. He explained to the Board that the incline of Devries Avenue
and the design of the fence presented a problem and he would like permission to keep
the fence.
Ms. Hogan-Felix asked if their was anyone in opposition. Mr. Miller, counsel for
Victor Albanese living at 62 Devries Avenue, spoke in opposition. Mr. Miller
commented that the fence doesn't seem to be of economical value to Devries Avenue.
Mr. Albanese questioned why it took so long to correct the ordinance. Mr. Albanese
presented pictures to the Board for file.
Mr. Sousa ended by giving a summarization of the reason for building the fence. He
stated that their was a need for privacy for the patio in the backyard, problems in
the past with the neighbor's dog, and the fact that it is a corner lot at a diagonal.
Mr. Paolantonio made a motion to close the hearing and Mr. Phillips seconded the
motion. All board members present voted in favor of the motion.

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�The third hearing under consideration was the application of Rodriguez Enterprises
appealing the denial of a building permit by the Building Inspector for the premises
located at 56 Clinton Street.
Mr. John Hughes, counsel for Mr. Rodriguez, spoke in defenseof Mr. Rodriguez1
application. Mr. Hughes presented proof of notice to residents within 200:ft.
of the property in question. He also explained to the Board that Mr. Rodriguez
requests that lots 6a, 7 and 7a be considered as one building lot. Pictures were
presented to the Board by Mr. Hughes, including plans of the building.
Mr. Hughes commented that it would help in the appearance of Clinton Street and
that it needs new construction.
Ms. Hogan-Felix asked if their were any other comments for or against. Mr. Ceconi
made a motion to close the hearing and Mr.Paolantohio seconded the motion. All
Board members present voted in favor of the motion.
The fourth hearing under consideration was the application of Mr. William Rountry
for a variance to construct a two-story garage building oh the property located
at 35 Lawrence Avenue.
Mr. Hughes, counsel for Mr. Rountry, presented proof of notice to residents within
200 ft. of property in question.
Ms. Hogan-Felix asked the Board if they had any questions regarding the application.
Mr. Margotta questioned why the garage has to be two stories. Mr. Hughes commented
that the original garage was two stories and the only reason was for storage.
Ms. Hogan-Felix asked if anyone was in opposition. Ms. Caetano, Lawrence Ave. resident,
also questioned why it has to be two stories. Mr. Hughes commented that it would
only be 8 ft. 6 inches high and will purely be an attic.
Ms. Hogan-Felix asked the board if they had any additional comments. Mr. Ceconi
commented that he did not care for the second floor. Mr. Hughes pointed out again
that it would only be for storage and that the height of the second floor is
negotiable.
Mr. Paolantonio made a motion to close the hearing and Mr. Phillips seconded the
motion. All Board members present voted in favor of the motion.
Respectfully submitted,

Lynn Murray
Acting Clerk

�ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
Present:

March 12, 1987

Jane Hogan-Felix, Acting Chairperson
Frank Paolantonio
Aldo Ceconi
Paul Phillips
Robert Ponzini, Counsel
James Margotta, Building Inspector
Tom Homan, Village Administrator

Absent:

John Arcate
Edward Swaby

The Business meeting of March 12, 1987 began at 10:00 p.m.
Their was no old business to consider.
In regard to the first hearing of the night, of Mr. &amp; Mrs. Brown, Ms. Jane HoganFelix asked the Board how they felt about the application. Mr. Paolantonio
pointed out that their are no negative comments from any of the neighbors from
all directions of the Brown's.
Ms. Hogan-Felix asked the Board if their was any further discussion. Mr. Ceconi
made a motion that the Board grant this variance; Mr. Paolantonio seconded his
motion. All Board members present voted in favor of the motion.
In regard to the second hearing of the night, of Sharon Sousa, Ms. Hogan-Felix
asked the Board how they felt about the application. She pointed out that
Mr. Sousa did provide the Board with pictures for file. The Board discussed
the matter deciding that the fence will stay as is to give the village counsel
more time for discussion and a chance to see the fence for themselves. It will
stay open until the next meeting which is scheduled for April 9, 1987.
Mr. Paolantonio made a motion that the hearing be closed until next meeting;
Mr. Ceconi seconded his motion. All Board members present voted in favor of
the motion.
In regard to the third hearing of the night, of Rodriguez Enterprises, Ms. HoganFelix asked the Board how they felt about the application.
Ms. Hogan-Felix had a question regarding the number of parking spaces accounted
for. Mr. Hughes explained that their would be a total of 13 spaces; 12 being
inside, 1 outside. Ms. Hogan-Felix commented that it would be odd to have one
space on the outside of the building (by itself).
Ms. Hogan-Felix asked the Board if their were any problems or comments. Mr. Ceconi
made a motion that the application be granted; Mr. Phillips seconded his motion.
All Board members present voted in favor of the motion.
In regard to the fourth hearing of the night, of Mr. William Rountry, Ms. HoganFelix asked the Board how they felt about the application. Ms. Hogan-Felix pointed
out that their was some concern regarding the second story.
Mr. Phillips recommended that the Rountry's make a revision of the height on the
second floor. A decision was made to make the garage 15 feet high; 8 ft. - 1st floor,
7 ft. - 2nd floor (sloped).

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�With the measurement changes, the Rountry's were asked to resubmit the plans for
verification of measurements.
Mr. Paolantonio made a motion that the hearing be closed; Mr, Phillips seconded
his motion. All members present voted in favor of the motion.
The meeting was adjourned at 10:45.
Respectfully submitted,

Lynn Murray
Acting Clerk

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