https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/52e540a4821b1569644b4f64c401bbc6.pdf 4e2ac149f748263613b89a5d27c20cb4 PDF Text Text » Mr. Rivaro stated that he purchased the house threes years ago and now would like to be with his family. Mr. Margotta stated that this is a typical undersized home which is not unusual, since none of the houses in the area conform. Mrs. Mauhs made a motion to close the Public Hearing, seconded by Mr. Anello. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Morabito stated that there is no reason not to grant the variance and made a motion pursuant to SEQRA, that this is a Type II action and it will have no material adverse impact on the environment. Same was seconded by Mrs. Mauhs. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Morabito made a motion to grant the application submitted, seconded by Mr. Occhipinti. Motion carried unanimously. IN THE MATTER OF PULSONI, 8 0 CHESTNUT STREET, NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK 10591 It was mentioned that this garage was being used for an automotive use.' Mr. Pulsoni stated that he only does electrical work, etc. on emergency cars only. Mr. Cappello stated that this is not an automotive shop. Mr. Anello made a motion to close the public hearing, seconded by Mr. Morabito. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Morabito made a motion pursuant to SEQRA, that this is a Type II action and that it will have no adverse impact on the environment. Same was seconded by Mrs. Mauhs. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Morabito made a motion to grant the variance on the condition that this work could not be done on Sunday, and permitted to do only the work that has been set forth in the application, seconded by Mr. McClean. Motion carried unanimously. MINUTES A motion was made to approve the minutes of July 20, 1994 with the corrections as follow, Page 1 First and Second Paragraph should read 3 feet not inches. Page 7 the last line should be alleviated, seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion carried unanimously. Being no further business the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted, Christine Yurkovic �Approved w M h respect to substance and form: Village Attune DaCted: P/'7/T«/ Approved by the Zoning Board Chairman.or Acting Chairman Dated: F/r7/f^ Filed with Village Clerk a . Css. -Gierk—or—Deputy Clerk Dated: <p//p-/q Y 0 Date &t Meeting * Z*^)£&z-&&,z-iJ^,'&* -V^-d^C^^S^^^ ,m- �r REGULAR MEETING NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK July 20, 1994 A regular meeting of the North Tarrytown Zoning Board of Appeals was held on July 21, 1994 at 8:00 p.m. in the Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown, N.Y. PRESENT: Frank Paolantonio, Chairman Frank Occhipinti Rhonda Mauhs Gary McLean Robert Anello John Cappello John Morabito ALSO PRESENT: Janet Gandolfo, Attorney James Margotta, Building Inspector Chairman Paolantonio called the meeting to order at 8:05 p.m. 1. James and Lawrence Tino - Application Clerk read the notice of Notice of Public Hearing to hear and consider an appeal by James and Lawrence Tino from a decision of the Building Inspector which denied a Building Permit for the construction of a patio at 10 Anderson Avenue on the following grounds: One side yard is required to be a minimum of 3" and both side yards must add up to 12". The proposed plan indicates one side yard is 3" and both side yards add up to 6f . Green cards were turned over to the clerk by Mr. Tino, who also stated that some were undeliverable. Chairman Paolantonio asked Mr. Tino if he wanted to make any comments. Mr. Tino stated that his son lives there with his wife and child. He went on to say that the objective of the project is a patio and play area for the child and that it was more of a landscape then a construction. He feels that this would improve the area. He turned over copies of property owner's signatures who are in favor. Discussion on the type of patio and structure between board members and Mr. Tino. Chairman Paolantonio asked if the board had any questions or If anybody from the audience had any comments. �PAGE t No'comments from the audience. Motion to close the Public Hearing carried unanimously. Chairman Paolantonio: "Anybody from the board have any comments?" John Cappello: "I think that it would be a big improvement in the area and also I went to look at the patio and its pretty well in bad shape. I think it will be a nice improvement." Rhonda Mauhs agreed. Gary McLean: "I agree. I wonder if the hedges are going to come down and something's going to go up like he says. Maybe we should make that a condition. John Cappello asked Mr. Tino if he would make sure that he would replace the hedges. Mr. Tino: "Yes, sir." Discussion between the board and Janet Gandolfo about the short form evaluation - Type 2 Action. Rhonda Mauhs made a motion that pursuant to SEQRA. This is a Type 2 Action and will have no material adverse impact on the enviroment. Seconded by Frank Occipinti and carried unanimously. John Morabito: "I make a motion that the variance be granted with the stipulation that Mr.Tino plant hedges at least 5 feet tall around the patio. Seconded by John Cappello and motion carried unanimously. 2. A & S Machine Shop - Application Clerk read the notice of Notice of Public Hearing to hear and consider an appeal by A & S Machine Shop from a decision of the Building Inspector who issued an order to remove an out-door storage from a vacant lot on Clinton Street on the following grounds: Applicant has stored concrete forms, tires, reinforcing steels and other storage items. Such an out-door storage use Is prohibited ais per the schedule of regulation part 2 of the Village Zoning Ordience which does not provide for out-door storage use in the C-2 district. �PAGE 3 The premises are known as Section 16, block 8, lots 28 & 29 on the Tax Accessment records of the Village of North Tarry town. Chairman Paolantonio asked if the applicant was present. Mr. Schiavone responded "I have operated a machine shop and in the later part of the 80's I bought a piece of property adjoining the back of my building facing Clinton Street. I have been paying taxes on that for quite a while. I'm retired. The reason why I'm retired is because I had 4 customers in 40 years and they're no longer around. General Motors is here and General Motors has helped me out in 1990. I decided to retire in 1990. I have been trying to sell this property and I haven't been successful for many reasons., which there's no need to discuss that now. This fellow by the name of Julio, who does Company work in the city, he came to me and asked me if he could rent the space to store his Company equipment. Now, he also asked me if he could park cars in there. Now, I didn't like the idea but he never park cars in there. He put a sign there to park cars. I understand the Building Inspector wouldn't like that. The reason I agree with that is I put him on a 90 day cancellation lease. This is getting rough on me paying taxes on my building and the property behind it. The property behind it is assessed at $77,000. I pay about $2,500. a year in taxes. This property helps me pay my taxes and insurance. I'm having a rough time because I'm retired and I'm 77 years old. I want to sell the property but still I must pay my taxes. And I intend to. I beg you people to give me the variance. As soon as I sell the property, he's out. But until then, it's getting rough. I ask you people to have compassion and help me. I have been a good taxpayer and a good neighbor and I don't believe anybody has anything to say about my virtue in the past." Discussion followed between Mr. Schiavone and the board about his financial hardships, his efforts to sell the property, and his reason for purchasing the property. Chairman Paolantonio: "Are you through with your comments? Does anybody else in the audience have any comments on this hearing?" No comments from the audience. Gary McLean: "I move that this public hearing be closed." Rhonda Mauhs seconded the motion. �PAGE 4 Chairman Paolantionio: "Public Hearing is now closed." James Margotta: "May I say something? One of the problems that have come up to my attention is that the neighbors were complaining that 1. The man renting the lot is repairing automobiles in the evening on the lot and 2. There were several tires left on the lot. There was dirt, nobody knew what was in the dirt, you don't know if it's contaminated slush. People across the street objected to all this stored items in the lot. Chairman Paolantonio: "Are those people here tonight to voice their opinions?" James Margotta: "Well, I can't bring them here. They called me down there and brought this to my attention." Discussion followed Members differed oh whether hardships and his effort to indicated that he is having because of the neighborhood about the storage variance. Mr.Schiavone established his sell the property. Mr. Schiavone trouble selling his property it's in. After a long discussion , Frank Occhipinti made a motion to deny the Variance. Robert Anello seconded Chairman Paolantonio: "Motion on the floor.All in favor?" Motion not carried. Mr. Schiavone was asked by John Cappello if he was willing to produce proof of what he's been doing to sell his property, like ads in the paper, etc. Mr. Schiavone indicated that he was. Rhonda Mauhs: "I move that we table this discussion until next month." Chairman Paolantonio: "Motion on the floor that the applicant comes back for a continuation of this Hearing at the next meeting of the Board. All in favor? Motion carried unanimously. Applicant was advised to bring every possible �PAGE 5 documentation to prove and show financial hardship, attempts to sell the property, etc. 3. John and Maureen Petry - Application The clerk read the notice of Notice of Public Hearing to hear and consider an appeal by John and Maureen Petry from a decision of the Building Inspector which denied a Building Permit and a construction of a single family residence on Weber Avenue on the following grounds: For the construction in the R-3 district, a minimum side yard of 5* is required. In addition, the two side yards together must total 15'. The construction as proposed will result in the two side yards together totaling in 14'. The R-3 district also requires a 20 foot front yard setback. The proposed struture has a 17' front yard setback. As a result a 3 1 front yard setback variance is forced by the applicant. As per the schedule of regulations, Part 1 of the Zoning Ordience of the Village of North Tarrytown, the premises are known as section 17, block 7, lot 20 on the tax accessment records of the Village of North Tarrytown. Chairman Paolantonio read a letter from the Petrys addressed to the Chairman of the Zoning Board of Appeals. Mr. Petry showed and explained the blueprints of the structure tc board members. Discussion followed on the proposed structure Chairman Paolantonio asked if anybody in the audience had any comments. Mr. Weeks from 174 Webber Ave. asked to speak. "I would like to submit a number of documents for public record. One is a letter from myself and my wife. We are very concerned about the size of this proposed house. We are also concerned of the change of character in the neighborhood We are also concern with the loss of sunlight. Another is a petition signed by the neighbors oh Webber Ave. who are also objecting to any variance granted for this construction." It was determined that all the public notices were not sent. Chairman Paolantion cancelled this hearing and deferred it for next month's meeting. Mr. Petry was advised to re-notice everyone. Mr. Weeks took back the documents he submitted to re-submit them at next month's meeting. �PAGE 6 4. 52 College Avenue The following documents were submitted to the clerk. A petition of 52 College Ave. neighbors who oppose the granting of a variance; copy of Schedule "A"; contract of sale papers Clerk read the notice of Notice of Public Hearing upon the applicant of 52 College Avenue Corp for an appeal from the Building Inspector denying a Building Permit for the renovation of an apartment house located at 52 College Avenue. The schedule of regulations Part 1 of the Village Code of the Village of North Tarrytown requires a multipal residence in the R-5 district to provide for a minimum lot side of 26,000 sq. ft. for a 17 unit apartment house. The property herein is 14,000 sq. ft. The code also requires a minimum of a 20 ' front yard setback. The actual front yard is 6.25 feet. The side yard requirement of the code is a minimum of 5 feet on one side with a total of 15 feet on both sides. One side is 3.5 feet and the total is 13.93 feet. Section 62-14E of the code requires 30 on site parking spaces. The application provides for 17 spaces. The premises in question are disignated on the tax accessment maps of the Village of North Tarrytown as Section 16, Block 17, Lot 9. Chairman Paolantonio turned the floor over to Ron Turnquist, the Architect for 52 College Avenue. Ron Turnquist, referring to the site plans (previously handed out) explained the plan and the renovations. Also, he discussed the parking problem. Larry Regan explained the economic hardships of the project. The building is up for foreclosure by the town of Mt. Pleasant. The building has been vacant due to fire damage. Contracts have been signed. Back taxes are around $280,000 and around $80,000 are due to the Village. If the foreclosure takes place,they will lose the building and the money already invested plus the Village will lose all the taxes. The building will go back to the town of Mt. Pleasant. He went on to explain the decay that the building has suffered and will suffer as it sits vacant. He stated the urgent need for the variance in order to go ahead and get started as soon as possible. Discussion on whether the building is non-conforming. Discussion between Mr. Regan, Mr. Turnquist and board members about the price of the property and the size ^ i m & ^ f e s i f e b ^ ^ ^5i:v.>afl ^a* . =ii*--.::_ «--™,S-ffr:t.^"^«K*i\3fti!*s;lii*-ajj:-r^."s):iS*i �PAGE 7 of the units. Mr. Regan indicated that no changes could be made as far as the renovation of the building, meaning the sizes of the units. Also, they are searching for alternatives on how to eleviate the parking problem. Chairman Paolantoriio: "Anyone from the audience have any comments? You sir, your name and address, please." Richard Blancato, 360 South Broadway, Tarrytown, N.Y. Attorney representing the neighbors at 52 College Avenue. I have submitted for the record a petition of 30 signatures of the neighbors opposing the grant of any variances. What I've heard so far from the applicant, he has not submitted any proof of financial hardship. The proof of hardship should be that of the owner and not his. It should be in dollars and cents what the owner paid for the property and what he has invested so far. He feels that dollars and cents proof is required in order to obtain a variance and this has not been given. "I will agree that under certain circumtances where a high degree of proof has been submitted to show that it's the only possible way that the owner can get a return from his property with no fault of his own, then a variance can be granted. I don't see any proof." Discussion again followed whether it's a non-conforming use and whether the proof of financial hardship by the owner has been proven. Chairman Paolantonio asked if anybody else in the audience had anything to say pertaining to this application. Ms. Bernhart stated concern about the parking situation. Charlie Carlson indicated that part of his property is on the drivway of the building. Mr. Galella expressed concern about parking. Mr. Ugo Cheechi expressed concern about the parking £«d the sizes of the units. Mario Belanich questioned the number of units in the building and whether the basement is going to be occupied. Also, the number of parking spaces. Discussion on the parking aspect between board and audience followed. Man in audience advised the board not to repeat the mistake of Cortlandt Street* Chairman Paolantonio asked for a motion to close the Public Hearing. John Cappello made the motion and John Morabito seconded it* �PAGE 8 Motion carried. Discussion followed between board members with Mr. Anello pointing out that the board hadn't received enough information about the financial hardship by the owner. To study more on the environmental aspects a long form should be requested from the applicant. Ron Turnquist asked who would pay the cost. Janet Gandolfo answered that the applicant would pay the cost. Discussion on the Zoning Board asking for a long form followed between Janet Gandolfo and Ron Turnquist and board members. John Cappello: "Ron, I want to say something, I work with the school system and I'm very consiencious about children I know for a fact that there is an awful lot of kids on that street, o.k.? By adding 30 more cars, is going to, in my opinion create some kind of problem. What I want to do is get it clear in my mind by a professional to say NO or to say YES. That's all I'm asking." "My concern is #1,the children." Comments again on parking by members of the audience. Chairman Paolantonio stated that he isn't going to recognize anybody else from the audience."I want to see what the board has to say." Mr. Anello commented that we are looking for more information from the applicant. John Morabito: "The issue here is the number of families. We cut down on families-we cut down on parking. Chairman Paolantonio: "What I'm getting from the board - I don't think they're going to give 17 units17 is out. I think if you give us a number, the bottom line.. . Mr. Regan: "I don't think I can get less." Discussion on cutting the number of units between board members and Mr. Regan. John Cappello made a motion to continue the discussion at the next meeting. Gary McLean seconded. Motion carried. �PAGE Mr. Regan: "I'll be happy to comply with all the information and if it doesn't meet with your requirements I'll be happy to submit a long form. I know all the issues that have been addressed here tonight and I will come back with all the documentation that you are looking for" John Cappello made a motion to direct the applicant to submit a long form. Seconded by Gary McLean. Motion carried. Review and corrections made on minutes of June 15, 1994. There being no further business to come before the board, the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted Carmen G. Mariano Recording Secretary �r&fcl? u John & Maureen Petry 748 Sleepy Hollow Road Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510 July 15, 1994 Chairman of the Zoning Board of Appeals Village of North Tarrytown 28 Beekman Avenue North Tarrytown, NY 10510 Dear Mr. Chairman: This letter is in reference to the two variances being sought for the construction of a single family home on Amos Street (R-3). Specifically, these are: (1) a front yard setback of 17' rather than the required 20' and (2) a 1' side yard variance. Our two side yards together equal 14' rather than the required 15'. We are requesting a front yard variance to create a covered front porch without pushing the main structure of the house further back on the property. The land slopes downward and moving the house further back would create an economic hardship because much more fill would be required to complete construction. Since neighboring properties were built before the existing code and are also closer to the street than 20', this plan would be aesthetically pleasing. In the matter of the side yard variance, we have chosen a manufactured house the dimensions of which are 40' x 27'. This puts us 1' out of compliance with the code. We would like to create as much living space as possible and therefore, are seeking the variance.^ Currently, the property garage that is situated construction this would be in closer compliance situation. is nonconforming because of a right on the property line. During be removed and the new house would with the code than the existing 1 of 2 �Listed below are a number of precedents established by the zoning board in the R-3 zoning area. The list is arranged in reverse chronological order so that the most recent variances granted are listed first. John Maiirer 23 Amos St. Front yard setback to allow 14' for roof over front stoop. Mr & Mrs. R. David 140 Webber Avenue Installation of covered porch Kringas 149 Webber Ave Lot size reduction for a nonconforming five family dwelling John M. Arcate 225 Webber Ave Rear yard depth of 18 * to erect a shed Karr Webber Avenue To allow 12 1/2' frontage for subdivision and construction of one family home. Looking forward to seeing you at the public hearing on the 20th of July. Sincerely, John & Maureen Petry cc: James T. Margotta Building Inspector Arthur Brady, Esq. 2 Of 2 �#/k>/fy MEMORANDUM TO: ZBA FROM: J. GANDOLFO, ESQ. RE: A & S MACHINE SI IOP APPLICATION The applicant is looking for a iis.c variance to store a backhoe, concrete forms, tires, reinforcing steel and other storage items on a vacant lot on Clinton Street. The property is in a C-2 district which does not provide for outdoor storage. A use variance requires a factual finding by this Board of the following: 1. The applicant is deprived of economic use or benefit from the property. 2. The hardship is unique, and does not apply to a substantial portion of neighborhood. 3. The variance will not alter the essential character of the neighborhood. 4. The alleged hardship is not self-created. Some pertinent information to obtain: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. What proof does applicant have that he has attempted to sell property. Specifically, what type of equipment is he looking to store? What other uses for property has he attempted? Has he applied to tax assessment reduction? Who pays the insurance on the property? Landlord or tenant? When did he purchase property and what was intended use at that time? If ZBA wishes to grant variance, certain conditions can be made part of approval: 1. Type of equipment to be stored. 2. Screening, etc. The applicant has filed a short form Environmental Assessment Form which is satisfactory. „ .,. -s. - , i . - i „ t »*^.W^>*-;rW4W«»-f.E#BSrj^-^^|^1j^ ^^-^^^^.-rJmi^mAm^-.^^iA&vi^^i-j^^-^^ �/ AS NEIGHBORS TO THE SUB-DIVISION ON AMOS STREET, WE WISH TO GO ON RECORD TO 'sTATE WE ARE IN FAVOR OF THE APPLICATION BY JOHN AND MAUREEN PETRY TO BUILD THE HOME THEY HAVE REQUESTED INCLUDING THE NEED FOR A 9" VARIANCE. AS RESIDENTS OF THE AREA, WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO THEM JOINING OUR NEIGHBORHOOD. NAME ADDRESS C o q ^ U . 1Y\ (WUW- \y - W^H&v4ffKf4=&=^- er- Of ' /L*4f*t<Wirt> .XjV^yg^ •e^ -L >&* • ,ff^ ** �%\M AS NEIGHBORS TO THE SUB-DIVISION ON AMOS STREET, WE WISH TO GO ON RECORD TO STATE WE ARE IN FAVOR OF THE APPLICATION BY JOHN AND MAUREEN PETRY TO BUILD THE HOME THEY HAVE REQUESTED INCLUDING THE NEED FOR A 9" VARIANCE. AS RESIDENTS OF THE AREA, WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO THEM JOINING OUR NEIGHBORHOOD. ADDRESS NAME is JJLtm, 7 f SX/sd Ak4W fid. junttc.arK, pJiMvTft/. (j-f. -c/^W ^a^u^^j /^y �AS NEIGHBORS TO THE SUB-DIVISION ON AMOS STREET, WE WISH TO GO ON RECORD TO STATE WE ARE IN FAVOR OF THE APPLICATION BY JOHN AND MAUREEN PETRY TO BUILD THE HOME THEY HAVE REQUESTED INCLUDING THE NEED FOR A 9 " VARIANCE. AS RESIDENTS OF THE AREA, WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO THEM JOINING OUR NEIGHBORHOOD. NAME CUMMLJ ADDRESS Qi4> 9fti^C^*Jk<L (j^JtMouCUy/tf^7 c«rrTK$uw^»«!SdtiS!3*s«srii*an»'rfit^^ �PETITION We, the undersigned residents of Webber Ave. in North Tarrytown, request that all the zoning ordinances relevant to the proposed dwelling on lot #2 of the subdivision at 41 Amos Street be upheld for this subdivision. We, the undersigned, also request that self-imposed hardship not be allowable justification for the granting of any zoning variances for the proposed dwelling on Lot #2 at .41 Amos Street. i\ NAME ADDRESS fhflky ,0,-Mw 'firbeting. Hoe. 'J A rt£s JiGtkt SIGNATURE & DATE % AUf / & & , . > if 3 ZrfLxA. '*'sr\J*yrxA/ » / ' �i -,-r PETITION We, the undersigned residents of Webber Ave. in North Tarrytown, request that all the zoning ordinances relevant to the proposed dwelling on lot #2 of the subdivision at 41 Amos Street be upheld for this subdivision. We, the undersigned, also request that self-imposed hardship not be allowable justification for the granting of any zoning variances for the proposed dwelling on Lot #2 at' 41 Amos Street. i\ SIGNATURE & DATE ADDRESS NAME a e. W*f.i fcwn h^Mitl •"flAnKtvit /SftoHte. ^»-3/^>A.5^;;iffe&t»^*.&ia'-^^ JV( XwJi �174 Webber Ave. No. Tarrytown, NY July 20, 1994 To: 10591 Zoning Board—Village of North Tarrytown Please be advised that we are not in favor of granting the requested variance for side yard setback for the proposed dwelling for Lot 2 of the Estate of Anna DeCarlo/Petry subdivision at 41 Amos Street. Our concerns are the following: 1) As residents of the adjacent property on the northerly side of Lot 2 (174 Webber Ave.), we are concerned that the granting of the variance will permit the construction of a dwelling that will be very large relative to the size of the lot on which it will be constructed. The "dwarfing" of our home by this proposed dwelling will have a direct and substantially negative impact on the amount of sunlight which our yard and house will receive. This will reduce the aesthetic and economic value of our property, in which we have made a substantive investment of time and money. This will also virtually eliminate our ability to garden anywhere on that side of our house or in our rear yard, and we are avid gardeners. We have attached a copy of an engineer's report including, but not limited to, the engineer's evaluation of the potential impact of the proposed dwelling on the amount of sunlight received by our property. 2) There will be no hardship, other than self-imposed, which will be suffered by the variance applicants (Petry) if the zoning variance is denied. 3) We are concerned that the granting of this variance will not be in keeping with the purposes of "the Vi1lage's zoning regulations, which include regulation of the intensity of use and establishment of standards of development. We appreciate your consideration of our concerns regarding this matter. Respectfully submitted. Glenn Weeks Maria G. Weeks Enc. �AGOSTINO G. PAESE, P. E. N. Y. S. Lie. No. 40011 Consulting Engineer 1 Lakcvillc Drive, Ossining, N. Y. 10562 (H) (914)762-2214 (0) 762-8675 July 15, 1994 Mr. Glenn T. Weeks 174 Webber Avenue North Tarrytovn, N.Y. 10591 Re: Petry/DeCarlo Subdivision adjoining 174 Webber Ave. North Tarrytovn (V). Dear Mr. Weeks: Please be advised that an extensive and exhaustive site engineering inspection and investigation of the above-noted twolot subdivision adjoining 174 Webber Avenue vas conducted on Thursday, July 14, 1994.. As requested, we have reviewed the various documents associated with this submission and respectfully offer the following comments and suggestions. 1- Large pool of water 'trapped' at N.W. corner of Lot 2 due to current flooding rains. All topo maps show contours directing stormwater surface flow to the N.W. corner of Lot 2. Surface flow from the southerly parcels, as well as from Amos Street, all converge to the N.W. corner of Lot 2. (The proposed driveway for Lot 2 from Webber Avenue crosses directly over this constantly flooded area—all the more reason for the Lot 2 driveway to be off of Amos Street.) 2- Since you have a full basement below ground, the addition of the proposed residence and the wide and extended driveway (if constructed as proposed) will produce 65% £ of roof and paved area, leaving only 35% +, of the grass area for drainage, will definitely cause you serious subsurface water problems at the S.W. corner of your residence. It is strongly suggested that a concrete curtain wall be constructed along the entire length of your southerly property line to prevent excessive stormwater surface flows from entering your property and basement. 3- Webber Avenue is a narrow through County road with no shoulders and no parking. There are much to many driveways along Webber Avenue making it very unsafe for driveway access and egress, whereas Amos Street is a much wider dead end street. It would be much safer if the driveways for Lots 1 & 2 came off, of Amos Street. Westchester County DPW »ay also frown on SENIOR PUBLIC HEALTH ENGR. Certif. #291, 3-28-66 FELLOW. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS MEMBER. NATIONAL SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS �two additional driveways on Webber Avenue, Driveways off of Webber Avenue at the low points of Lots 1 & 2 could prove to be a bad design decision during the winter snow and ice season, (constantly wet, icey, and slippery) Should the existing garage and driveway at Lot 2 from Amos Street be removed, then curbing should be replaced to prevent stormwater surface flow from entering Lot 2. and thence onto your property. Your offer to share the cost in removing the very large tree on the property line at the N.E. corner of Lot 2 should be conyeyed to the applicant. It is my considered professional opinion that serious stormwater runoff problems presently exist at Lot 2. The proposed improvements will make matters,worse with the added roof areas and driveway areas and not addressingsthe "problem of stormwater damage to 174 Webber ^Avenue and stormwater conveyance from*the^ area in guestion. The addition of the curtain wall, stormwater conveyance, and relocating the driveways to Amos Street will go a long way in preventing future stormwater problems at the low end of Lot 2 and at 174 Webber Avenue. *** If I can be of any further assistance please feel free to call me. **P.S. Please be further advised that it appears that the planned structure for Lot 2 may place your house in a Res major shade area for part of the day. gostino 6. Paese, P.E. w/encls. **:HV:VSV^..M ;.^;--;.'*VS*',T,-- ^ i . ^ r - f t y-.• SENIOR PUBLIC HEALTH ENGR. C e r t i f . # 2 9 1 , 3 - 2 8 - 6 6 FELLOW. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS MEMBER, NATIONAL SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS �PETITION We, the undersigned residents of Webber Ave. in North Tarrytown, request that all the zoning ordinances relevant to the proposed dwelling on lot #2 of the subdivision at 41 Amos Street be upheld for this subdivision. We, the undersigned, also request that self-imposed hardship not be allowable justification for the granting of any zoning variances for the proposed dwelling on Lot #2 at 41 Amos Street. ADDRESS NAME SIGNATURE-& DATE & 0- 6 _ykM^££^msid 14Q ultima? .Que S^eagl hAAi^MS 1^ (Meeeeiz. Ave /¥"? &*&,&«*- /4vif y&4.. <.Jo*s Hsii~*i+Gp^. dj ^/f %//?/9y �08/17/94 08*47 2 P.62 8/16/94 Sherwood Construction Company Incorporated 22 West First Street-Suite 421 Mount Vernon N.Y. 10550 Telephone: (914)668-2800 Facsimile : (914)668-3324 Proposal Submitted to: Larry Regan Work To Be Performed At; 52 College Ave. RE: Rear Parking Area; Tarrytown N.Y, Scone Of Work Option A: Excavate and Grade Existing Surface to accommodate 17 car spaces. Resurface using black top, line and mark out parking spaces cariaway all related debris. Option B; Excavate new footing approximately 22 f from existing perimeter, form and pour a 6' footing using 36001B concrete. Build a retaining wall 116' x 75' x l 7 \ Reroute stream bed, provide exterior lighting. Price for Option A, Twenty Nine Thousand Dollars ($29,000.00) Price for Option B, Seventy Two Thousand Dollars ($72,000.00) Total Price for complete job- Option A + Option B One hundred + One Thousand ($101,000) �SCHEDULE ii & ii ALL that certain plot, piece or parcel of land, with the buildings and improvements thereon erected, situate, lying and being in the Village of North Tarrytown, Town of Mount Pleasant, County of Westchester and State of New York, being bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the southerly side of College Avenue where the same is intersected by the division line between premises herein described on the West and lands now or formerly on Nichols on the East; said point being distant 247.45 feet westerly as measured along the southerly side of College Avenue from the intersection of the southerly side of College Avenue and the Westerly side of Washington Street; running thence South 01 degrees 20' 00" East 205 feet to a point; running thence North 84 degrees 49' 00" West 70.46 feet to the lands now or formerly of Oliver B. 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Premises: 52 College Avenue We, the undersigned who are neighbors of 52 College Avenue, hereby oppose the granting of a use variance to allow the renovation of the burned out building at 52 College Avenue for seventeen apartments, on the ground that the prior non-conforming use was abondoned; the property size is only half of the size required for 17 apartments; it does not meet the yard or parking requirements; it is not compatable with other usesin the neighborhood; and the application has failed to prove economic hardshii ¥6 Cd»veee fa J/lZn »<*=*, asu^> 9ZT Cq/fe& SU>€_ /O 11 jd ~rzr r^^~ €S H i<_« a 4_r' •d.:L--..** k V itv^a«iJb&^4ei«Jjiae!i«ESSj!dE*»« �r' Zoning Board of Appeals Village of North Tarrytown Village hall 28 Beekman Avenue North Tarrytown, New York 10591 Re: Application of 52 College Avenue Corp. Premises: 52 College Avenue We, the undersigned who are neighbors of 52 College Avenue, hereby oppose the granting of a use variance to allow the renovation of the burned out building at 52 College Avenue for seventeen apartments, on the ground that the prior non-conforming use was abondoned; the property size is only half of the size required for 17 apartments; it does not meet the yard or parking requirements; it is not compatable with other usesin the neighborhood; and the application has failed to prove economic hardship. mv S*7 Ce>C€c^ ^~t, 0 ->£> ^Y^m^M a^ ?. h ll fl^-f /(ft/get/, (jxc/r &AUf %h fW; av 1 *v GAUA I . A K zZ^LtL. HU^LL % ^W^ (hx u K uJL/^^t-* ^ft*- /S^s. 'c**-^ \ �s V S Zoning Board of Appeals Village of North Tarrytown Village hall 28 Beekman Avenue North Tarrytown, New York 10591 Re: Application of 52 College Avenue Corp. Premises; 52 College Avenue We, the undersigned who are neighbors of 52 College Avenue, hereby oppose the granting of a use variance to allow the renovation of the burned out building at 52 College Avenue for seventeen apartments, on the ground that the prior non-cohformirig use was abondoned; the property size is only half of the size required for 17 apartments; it does not meet the yard or parking requirements; it is not compatable with other usesin the neighborhood; and the application has failed to prove economic hardship. V 32-' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Zoning Board Minutes & Resolutions-1994 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource MINS_ZONING_1994-07-20 Subject The topic of the resource Zoning Board Minutes & Resolutions-1994 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1994 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Village of Sleepy Hollow All Rights Reserved. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text