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Approved with respect to substance and form:
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�VILLAGE OF NORTH TARRYTOWN
ZONING BOARD
MINUTES OF APRIL 19, 1989
Present: John Cappello, James Karr, Vincent Buonnano, Raymond
Dool, Acting Chairperson Frank Paolontonio
Also present: John Hughes, Village Attorney
James Margotta, Building Inspector
Absent:

Stephen Maceyak, Chairperson
Jerome Fine

John Hughes, Village Attorney announced that since this
is the first meeting in April, after the Village Elections,
a new chairperson should be nominated. It was decided to
table the nomination until the next meeting, and Frank Paolontoni
was selected by the members of the board to become acting
chairperson for tonight's meeting.
MATTER OF JORGE BARREIROS, 265 WASHINGTON AVENUE, NORTH
TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK
Mr. Barreiros applied for a building permit to build a side
porch and stairs at his residence known on the tax assessment
map as Section 15, Block 12, Lot 17.
Schedule of Regulations 62-8B requires a side yard of 5'0". The premises in question contain a side yard of 2%ft.
from the property line.
The clerk read aloud the Public Notice calling for a Public
Hearing to hear and consider an Appeal from a decision of
the Building Inspector in denying a building permit.
Mr. Donal Walsh, attorney representing Mr. Barreiros, presented
the clerk with the required postal receipts.
Mr. Walsh stated, originally the residents applied for all
the proper permits and met with the Building Inspector who
gave approval for the building of the porch and fence.
After the construction work was in progress, it was discovered
that the porch would come within 2% feet of the property
line. The Building Inspector asked the contractor to stop
work, and also asked Mr. Barrieros to apply for a variance.
Mr. Margotta, praised Mr. Barrieros for his cooperation.
Chairperson Paolontonio opened the public hearing portion
of the meeting.
Two residents, Julia Vydareny of 259 No. Washington St.,
and Adele Dubiack of 266 No. Washington stated they had
no objection to the granting of the variances. A motion
to close the public hearing portion of the meeting was made
by James Karr, seconded by Vincent Buonnano.

�-2Mr. Cappello stated that he visited the site and had some
reservations as to the height of the deck fence. He felt
that if a child ran across the deck, he or she could easily
topple over the top of the fence and fall onto Washington
Place. Mr. Walsh assured him there would be no problem
raising the height of the fence. Mr. Cappello also asked
about the width of the slats. He asked that the distance
between slats be 4" wide.
Mr. Buonnano asked why the deck (side porch) and stairs
were being built. Mr. Walsh responded that it was difficult
to get into the second floor apartment. It seems when the
previous tenant moved, they left the furniture and appliances
in the apartment as the original exit was very narrow, and
it was difficult to move items out of the apartment. With
the new side entrance it would make egress easier. It was
agreed that while the new side entrance would be for the
tenant, to leave the original exit accessible to the second
floor tenant.
Mr. Buonnano moved that the variance be granted with the
following stiplulations:
1) No roof over the deck.
2) Deck will not be screened in.
3) existing steps from floor will not be removed.
4) Handrail will be 3'6" high.
5) Distance between slats will be 4" wide.
John Cappello seconded motion, and motion was passed.
A motion to accept the minutes as written was made by James
Karr, and seconded Ray Dool. Motion carried.
Motion to enter executive session was made by Vincent Buonnano
and seconded by James Karr.
EXECUTIVE SESSION:
Mr. Hughes, Villlage Attorney advised the board on what
factors should be taken into consideration in determining
whether or not to grant or deny a variance. He also stressed
the importance of having the applicants appear before the
board as many times as it is necessary, if the board is
reluctant to make any decisions.
A motion to close the Executive Session was made by Mr.
Cappello, seconded by James Karr. Motion carried.
Motion to close the Zoning Board Hearing was made by John
Cappello, seconded by Mr. Buonnano. Meeting adjourned 8:40
PM.
Respectively submitted,

Prancesca. Lorenz
Village Administrator's Office
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�RESOLVED:
1.

The Zoning Board of Appeals (the "Board") of the Village

of North Tarrytown hereby designates itself

"Lead Agnecy" for

purpose of considering the environmental effects of the following
project:
Applicant: Barreiros

2.

Premises:

265 Washington Street

Project:

Porch and stairs
Section 15, Block 12, Lot 17

The Board has examined a Short Environmental Assessment

Form prepared by the applicant.
3.

The action as above described is an unlisted

action

pursuant to Article 8 of the Environmental Conservation Law and
Part 617 of the Rules and Regulations promulgated thereunder, and
will, in and of itself, not have a significant effect on the
environment, so that no Environmental Impact Statement is required
or need be filled therefor.
4.

Nothing herein contained, however, shall be deemed to

indicate or suggest that subsequent submissions for development of
the property will not

require

the preparation

and

filing

of

for

the

Environmental Impact Statements.
5.

This

resolution

is

a

Negative

Declaration

purposes of Article 8 of the Environmental Conservation Law, Local
Law Environmental Quality Review Act for the Village of North
Tarrytown, and will be kept on file at the Village Hall and be
available for public examination.

Dated: 4-^W^

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�Application Approved/Denied

Meeting Date
April 28, 1988

May 26, 1988

(1)

Poletti - Denial
206 N. Washington Street.

(2)

County Manor Home s
Pocantico Street
Density, Area Variances.

(3)

Clabella
Tappan Avenue
Area Variances.

(1)

Di Biase
23 Depeyster Street
Addition.

(2)

Occhipinti
20 Hudson Street
Two family use.

June, 1988

No meeting.

July, 1988

No meeting.

August 198 8

No meeting.

September, 1988

None.

October, 1988

November 16, 1988

(1)

Damin
14 Dell Street
Addition.

(2)

Solari
47 New Broadway
Addition.

(1)

Nackman
279 Farrington Avenue
Addition.

(2)

Mangieri
15 Chestnut Street
Area variances.
NO MEETING

December 1988
January 18, 1989

(1)

Stapel - denial
141 Kelbourne Avenue
Fence

(2)

Jadus
Section 15, Block 12, Lot 1
Addition.

February 8, 1989

None.

March 15, 1989

None.

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