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                  <text>VILLAGE OF SLEEPY HOLLOW
ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW BOARD MEETING-APPROVED
April 25, 2007
The meeting was called to order by Paul Wichmann, Acting Chairman at 8:03 p.m.
Present:

Paul Wichmann, Acting Chairman
Ana Maria McGinnis
Pat Piereson

Absent:

Carter Sackman
David Pysh, Chairman

Also Present: Sean McCarthy (Village Architect/Village of Sleepy Hollow)
Anthony DelVecchio (Recording Secretary)
Announcements:
None.

Agenda:
1. Woltman
2. Silverman
3. Serina
4. Rea
5. Hille
6. Dibble
7. Approval of Minutes
1) Woltman

17 Devries Avenue
48 Fremont Road
222 Beekman Avenue
148 Highland Avenue
126 Merlin Ave
311-313 North Broadway
March 2007 meeting
17 Devries Avenue

Window Replacement
Amended approval
Amended approval
Façade renovation
New sidewalks, pillars and windows
Discussion

Window Replacement -

Bobo Woltman is the owner and is representing this application.
The Chair asked if the proof of mailings were received.
Sean McCarthy responded yes.
Sean McCarthy stated that the applicant is seeking to replace all of the windows in the house
with like-kind windows. He stated that one window in the front will be different. He stated
that a bow window in proposed in the front.
The Chair opened the public hearing.
Since there were no public comments, the Chair closed the public hearing.
Pat Piereson made a motion to approve the application as submitted. Ana Maria McGinnis
seconded. It was unanimous (3-0).

�2) Silverman

48 Fremont Road

Amended approval

There was nobody present for this application.
This was continued to the next meeting.

3) Serina

222 Beekman Avenue

Amended approval –

There was nobody present for this application.
This was continued to the next meeting.

4) Rea

144 Highland Avenue

New Dormer, windows and façade-

Carrie Rea is the owner and is representing this application along with architect, Jon Turnquist.
The Chair asked if the proof of mailings were received.
Sean McCarthy responded no. He stated that this matter can be heard by the Board but no decision
can be made until the public is properly noticed.
Sean McCarthy summarized the proposed work. He stated that the project is primarily a dormer
addition in the front of the house. He also stated that the applicant is changing the existing garage
doors and siding.
Carrie Rea spoke about the new window in the front of the house.
The Board questioned why two double-hung windows were not proposed.
Carrie Rea responded that her architect indicated that the two double-hung windows might not be
approved.
There was an open discussion on how to maximize the windows in the front yard while keeping in
character with the neighborhood.
The Chair asked about the style of garage doors.
Carrie Rea responded that the style will be similar to the existing doors with a maintenance free
material.
The Board stated that 2-sets of double hung windows could be proposed with a minimum of 12inches between each set.
Jon Turnquist responded that the proposed drawing is symmetrical with the second floor windows.
He stated that by increasing the windows on the first floor, the symmetry will be lost.
Pat Piereson asked if the exterior wall was brick or brick-faced.
Carrie Rea responded brick-faced.
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�Sean McCarthy stated that the windows should be in-line as the door level.
Jon Turnquist agreed.
Pat Piereson asked for the drawings to be provided in scale.
There was another open discussion on how to maximize the first floor window area.
Pat Piereson asked if the applicant would prefer a full-height window.
Carrie Rea responded that she has a small baby and she is concerned with his safety.
Jon Turnquist stated that he will review the Board’s comments and revise the drawings.
Pat Piereson made a motion to adjourn this item to the next meeting. The Board asked for a submittal
on the garage doors, roof shingles and color selections on the vinyl siding.
This was adjourned to the next meeting.

5) Hille

126 Merlin Ave

New sidewalks, pillars and windows –

Deidre Carstow is the landscape contractor representing this application along with owner, David
Hille.
The Chair asked if the proof of mailings were received.
Sean McCarthy responded yes.
Deidre Carstow discussed the proposed project. She presented photos of the existing conditions to
the Board. She stated that New York flagstone will be used for the walkway.
Ana Maria McGinnis asked about the width of the walkway.
Deidre Carstow responded that the width is about 5-feet.
Deidre Carstow presented a sample of the proposed stone.
The Chair opened the public hearing.
Since there were no public comments, the Chair closed the public hearing.
Pat Piereson made a motion to approve the application as submitted. Ana Maria McGinnis seconded.
It was unanimous (3-0).

6) Dibble

315 North Broadway

Discussion -

Karl Dibble is the owner and is speaking to the Board on this as an informational item.

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�Karl Dibble submitted a photo of a steel fence on the top of the retaining wall facing the adjacent
automotive shop. This will be in lieu of the previously approved split-rail fence. He stated that the
fence would be a continuation of the steel gates in the front entranceway. He also stated that this
would help with keeping his property secured.
Sean McCarthy stated that the proposed fence is not safe. He recommended putting a cap on top of
the fence.
Karl Dibble agreed. He stated that the fence would be 5-feet tall.
The Chair stated that the split rail fence would break-up the steel fence appearance.
Karl Dibble responded that since this is set-back from the road, it would not be a long row of fence.
It was agreed that the Board would go through some catalog cuts with the applicant and the Building
Department to select a more appropriate fence style.
It was agreed that the Board will act once a formal application is received.

7) Minutes for March 2007 meetings The minutes for the March 2007 will be reviewed at the next meeting.

Adjourned at 9:14 pm to the next meeting.

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