https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/3c6625ee232892d5d6d6f538e5fbe6e2.pdf 04895a05749874f791e9621ff73fec54 PDF Text Text ) ft Approved with respect to substance and form: Village Attorney Datea: Approved bywthe ard Chairman or" Abt: Dated: / airman Filed with Village Clerk QL Clerk or Deputy Clerk Dated : ''/'*/*? Darce of Meeting / "^S-JX#J ^-Jv„ s** , ^**_.Je4*-?<r*,' -K.5-P-; »- -*-*»*, iy. •ii^r~*A?*±Uti-**£&&&• vV^i^siSs&iSiEsfe&f-^^ �V • REGULAR MEETING NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK May 15, 1996 A regular meeting of the North Tarrytown Zoning Board of Appeals was held on May 15, 1996 at 8:00 p.m. at the Village Hall, 28 Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown, New York. PRESENT: Robert Anello, Chairman John Morabito Gary McLean Angelo LoMascolo James Timmings, in Miguel Jimenez ALSO PRESENT: Janet A. Gandolfo, Village Attorney James Margotta, Building Inspector Chairman Anello called the meeting to order at 8:05 p.m. WESTCO (formerly A & S Machine) 101 Cortlandt Street Chairman Anello gave the Board a brief update on last year's minutes regarding the above application. He said that last year the Board gave a variance with certain conditions on where the parking would go and how the fencing would be. Ms. Gandolfo went over the minutes pertaining to this application on Feb. 15, 1995. She read the following conditions: 1. The manufacturing be limited to the manufacturing described in the letter dated Sept. 21, 1994 on page 2. Said letter will be annexed hereto and made part of these official minutes. 2. That all loading and unloading occurfromthe rear of the building on the Clinton Street side. 3. That the owner provide and maintain 12 parking spaces for owners and employees on Lot 28 on the Clinton Street side, properly designated with parking lines. 4. Up to 4 parking spaces for customers must be provided on Lot 33 on the Cortlandt Street side. 5. Outside storage to be limited to the rear portions of Lot 28, 29 & 33 as designated on the plans submitted with the minutes. 6. The storage area must be fenced as not to be visible from street. �*v- • Ms. Gandolfo said that one of the conditions was that the owner provide and maintain 12 parking spaces for owners and employees and with the new plan, they wanted to put the shed where some of those parking spaces were. If we grant this variance, the previous variance's conditions have not been met. On the parking issue, Mr. Margotta stated that they had to back-out the cars on Cortlandt Street. Discussion on the configuration of the parking spaces followed. Mr. Margotta commented that if he was a customer he wouldn't park in that parking lot. Mr. McCarthy commented that the customers didnt come here, that they went out to the customers. He felt that the parking had not been the issue. Mr. McLean commented that they may go out to the customers but what about the sales people that might be coming to them. It might be a good idea to bring the knee wall down. Discussion as to how the cars should park continued. Chairman Anello asked the applicant what he wanted to do. Mr. McCarthy said they wanted to build a storage shed in the back. A rear yard setback of 20 feet was required and they were asking for a 5' variance. Chairman Anello asked if the only variance that he was asking for was a 5' rear yard setback. He answered yes. Chairman Anello opened the Public Hearing. No one from the public came forward. Mr. Morabito move to close the Public Hearing. Mr. McLean seconded. Public Hearing closed. Ms. Gandolfo commented that if the Board decided to change the approval that they granted in February 15,1995, they will have to re-notice that and advise the people within 200 feet that they were changing the conditions of that approval. •s- .fc-,fe^--,-.,„-. ^ r V « c ^ r . " ' ^ « i ^ f e V ^ ^ �Chairman Anello commented that the proposed shed was fine. That it didn't affect anything other then the back yard. That it was a piece of property that will have sufficient parking. Mr. Jimenez commented that his problem with the project was that it was not helping the community in increasing the value of the property but all it did was decrease the value of the property. It created more hazards to the area and the community. Ms. Gandolfo asked Mr. Margotta if a CO had been given. Mr. Margotta answered Yes. Ms. Gandolfo asked why did they get the CO. if the conditions weren't met. The CO. should not have been given if the conditions weren't completed. Mr. Margotta said that they were talking about the building and putting up a wooden fence. They had to go before the ARB for both. Discussion followed as to the CO. Mr. McCarthy said that they had shifted things around and that having the materials enclosed will enhance the area. Mr. Jimenez commented that the Board should make them comply with the conditions of last year's approval. Chairman Anello commented that they should have gotten a temporary CO. Mr. McLean said that he thought the applicant had tried to work with the Board, had opened up Cortlandt Street, and had cleaned up the place. Chairman Anello made a motion to grant the variance: 1. For a one (1) story 30x50 15 ft high assessory building located as pictured in the plans dated March 5, 1996 as revised May 10,1996 2. The parking be as designated in these plans and maintained as required by the Village Code Sec. 62-14D 3. The gate on the driveway at Cortlandt Street be kept opened during business hours and that the entrance driveway be posted with signage acceptable to the Building Inspector including a sign indicating a one way traffic in the the direction of egress (N.W.) 4. Another sign indicating parking for customers of Westco �5. That an arrow be painted on the Cortlandt Street driveway indicating direction of ingress 6. The knee wall and fencing be removed from the NorthWest corner of the building on Lot 33, sufficient to allow traffic 7. The owner seek and obtain approval from the ARB for fencing, the building addition on Cortlandt Street and the accessory building in the rear. 8. No CO. be granted until all the above conditions have been comply with. Mr. McLean seconded. Mr. Jimenez voted NO. Chairman Anello, Mr. Morabito, Mr. McLean, Mr. LoMascolo and Mr. Timmings voted YES. Motion Carried. There being no further matters to come before the Board, the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted, CARMEN G. MARIANO Recording Secretary .• :-i-> vjS*-jttTofta*-! --- r~^aete««feiij^tiiiAi!&-ci tSs^^liij^i^^&i^U^}MMij^^^^M^ff^^^S3^i^iii&uiM&&&^^^^^^^^^^^^^i^ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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