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                  <text>VILLAGE OF SLEEPY HOLLOW
ZONING BOARD MEETING
April 27,2000

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The meeting was called to order by Robert Anello, Chair at 8:10 p.m.
Present:

Robert Anello, Chairman
Miguel Jiminez
Eliot Martone
Linda Moiron
Peter Koffler

Absent

James Galgano
John Moribito

Also Present: James Margotta (Building Inspector)
Ed Lammers (Village Attorney)
Anthony DelVecchio (Stenographer)
Agenda:
a) Elizabeth Mascia Chad Care Center 174 Valley Street
Announcements:
A new Chairman needed to be selected. Linda Moiron nominated Robert Anello. Eliot
Martone seconded. It was unanimous.
a) Elizabeth Mascia Child Care Center This is a request to grant an area variance for a proposed day care center with no parking
spaces where two (2)-parking spaces are required.
The public notice was read aloud. The Chair noted that the Board had received the
following documents:
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)

The application for the variance.
Returns
Public Notice
A letterfromthe Elizabeth Mascia Child Care Center dated 3/15/00.
Short form Environmental Impact Statement.
Building Plans.

The Chair asked if this matter had to go to the Sleepy Hollow Planning Board.
Eliot Martone referred to Section 62-48 (b) of the Zoning Code, which details the
required action by the Planning Board.

�The Chair stated that the Zoning Board would listen to the applicant. After the Board
hears the application, they will determine whether or not the Planning Board's input is
required.
Sam Viara (Project Architect) spoke on behalf of the applicant. He gave a general
overview of the day care center. He stated that (by NYS law) there would be a maximum
of 15 children in the center and their ages would range from 6 weeks to 18 months. He
also stated that (by NYS law) there would be one (1) staff member for every four- (4)
children.
Sam Viara stated that the only parking requirements would be when a child is picked up
or dropped off. The day care center would not receive a real rush of cars. He also stated
that in another day care center only 25% of the staff drive to work. The rest take mass
transit.
Sam Viara also stated that there is no off-street parking available.
The Chair asked where the 2 parking spot requirement came.
Jim Margotta referred to Section 62-14 of the Zoning Code. Under the classification of
Nursery, two (2)-parking spots are required.
The Chair stated that the requirement for two (2) parking spots can be determined three
different ways (Square footage, Nursery and employees).
Linda Moiron asked what the hours of operation would be.
The applicant responded that the hours of operation would be 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. with an
occasional evening workshop.
The Chair asked what is above this proposed day care center.
Sam Viara responded that it was residential.
Miguel Jiminez asked about means of egress in case of a fire.
Sam Viara responded that the Fire Inspector had reviewed and approved of the plans.
Miguel Jiminez stated that he would like to see the comments from the Fire Inspector
(Mr. Stilotski).
Miguel Jiminez stated that there was a variance granted several years ago on this
property. The variance involved adding apartments at this property under the condition
that additional parking would be secured for these apartments.
Eliot Martone asked if one variance could supercede another variance.

Zoning Board Meeting, April 27,2000

�The Chair stated that if the variance stated that parking had to be secured to approve the
variance and parking was not secured, the parking for the upstairs becomes an issue.
The Chair asked who owns the property.
Sam Viara responded the Antonio Rodriguez owns the property.
The Chair stated that this variance might have other implications.
The Chair asked if the Board had any other questions for the applicant.
Sam Viara stated that the applicant intends to ask the Board of Trustees to close a curb
cut in front of the building that is not used. This would secure one (1) parking space.
The Chair opened the public hearing.
Miguel Jiminez made a motion to close the public hearing. Eliot Martone seconded.
The Chair stated that with a request of this nature, the entire building needs to be
evaluated.
Eliot Martone stated that the Zoning Board can not vote until the parking issue for the
upstairs apartments are resolved.
Linda Moiron asked what is to be done if the prior variance was not followed.
The Chair stated that this is not just an application by the user. The building owner is
getting the variance. The Chair stated that the building owner should come before the
Board with a parking proposal.
The Chair asked if the lease was dependent on obtaining the variance.
The applicant responded yes.
The Chair responded that the Planning Board should comment on this.
Miguel Jiminez stated that he would like to see the comments from the Fire Inspector and
clarification of the previous variances.
Sam Viara asked if the Zoning Board has ever considered approving leased parking at
another location.
The Chair responded yes.
Eliot Martone responded that you must secure a very long lease. A variance cannot be
granted for a 2 year parking lease.

Zoning Board Meeting, April 27,2000

�Peter Koffler asked about a drop off spot.
The Chair stated that a provision could be made.
Sam Viara stated that the request for closing the curb cut would include a no parking
scenario during the hours of operation of the day care center.
Eliot Martone made a motion to adjourn the application. Miguel Jiminez seconded. It
was unanimous.
Other Topics:
The minutes from February 2000 meeting were reviewed. Miguel Jiminez made a motion
to approve the minutes. Eliot Martone seconded. It was unanimously approved.
Miguel Jiminez made a motion to adjourn. Eliot Martone seconded. It was unanimous.
Adjourned at 9:05 p.m. to next meeting.

Zoning Board Meeting, April 27,2000

�April 7, 2000

Zoning Board of Appeals members

James Margotta

-Due to Religious Holidays, t{ie April 19th meeting has been
cancelled.
Ihe meeting will be held on April 27, 2000.
The agenda is as follows:
Elizabeth Mascia Child Care Ctr.,
174 Valley St.

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