https://sleepyhollow.localarchives.org/files/original/dd4fb9717cdc2410f4f43122cd585031.pdf 3271fd461cf9b7705fa30aa864e4769a PDF Text Text t v: VILLAGE OF SLEEPY HOLLOW ZONING BOARD MEETING May 17,2000 1 j[ 9/6 O The meeting was called to order by Robert Anello, Chair at 8:02 p.m. Present: Robert Anello, Chairman James Galgano Eliot Martone Linda Moiron Peter Koffler JohnMoribito Absent: Miguel Jiminez Also Present: James Margotta (Building Inspector) Marianne Stecich (Village Attorney) Anthony DelVecchio (Stenographer) Agenda: a) Jon Turnquist 94 Beekman Avenue Announcements: None. a) Jon Turnquist 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) The application for the variance. Returns Public Notice Survey Ron Turnquist is representing the applicant Jon Turnquist. Ron Turnquist presented a proposed site plan to the Board. He also stated that the previous business that occupied the first floor was a supermarket (retail space). Since this closed last July, the existing variance should still apply. It has not been a full year. The Chair inquired what occupied the second floor. �< V Ron Turnquist stated that it is not currently occupied but it was residential. He also stated that it would remain residential. The Chair inquired what would occupy the downstairs space. Ron Turnquist responded that it would be either retail or office space. He also stated that They are not changing anything. They would only be remodeling the upstairs apartments. This was demonstrated by two drawings. He also stated that sprinklers would be installed. The Chair inquired that if the building was new, how many spaces would be required. Ron Turnquist responded that the retail space would require 1 space/200 SF and if it would be set up for an office, the requirement would be 1 space/300 SF. The Chair stated that there are two (2) variances on the application. The Chair questioned the need for a variance with regards to the 60% coverage requirement. The Chair asked the applicant if he was changing the outside of the building. Ron Turnquist responded no. Jim Margotta stated that since the building had been abandoned for over a year, the nonconforming use variance had expired. The Chair asked if the applicant was changing the use. Ron Turnquist responded no. The Chair stated that a variance is not needed for lot coverage. The Chair asked if the Board had any questions. Jim Galgano inquired could the first floor be made into an apartment. Ron Turnquist responded that then it would be a three-family dwelling and there would be NYS code violations. Peter Koffler inquired about the parking requirements for the second floor. The Chair stated that if the use increases the parking need, a variance is needed. Ron Turnquist stated that it is now retail space. If the first floor were made into offices, then it would decrease the parking requirements. John Moribito stated that the applicant's request is non-coriforrning. Zoning Board Meeting, April 27,2000 . .- '-,- •*•- - ~ •:-- ---„,- •!-—-, « _ * . , . , - . ..__- i*-_ i i i t t i ; - ; , ; ^ : ^ , ; . ^ . , ; . , , . ^ai'-:^W^-w-;--&-«,i^-^-^>ijj.«4^ �V The Chair stated that the code (for parking) has been amended since. The Chair stated that a variance is not needed for the area setback since the building will not be changed. The Chair made a motion to dismiss the denial of the building permit and the need for a variance. Eliot Martone seconded. It was unanimous. The Chair stated that the parking variance is needed for two apartments. The code requirement (pg. 62-31) states that 1 space/family is required. The Chair stated that this would not negatively impact the neighborhood. Ron Turnqiiist asked if the space could be occupied by either retail or office space. The Chair stated that the applicant had until the end of June to preserve the existing use of the retail/office space. The Chair also stated that if the applicant changed the tenant that it wouldn't matter. Jim Margotta asked Ron Turnquist when he would be applying for a building permit. Ron Turnquist responded that he did not know. Jim Margotta stated that if a building permit was not requested by the end of June, then the applicant would have to come back to the Board. The Chair stated a building permit would be needed by the end of June. John Moribito made a motion to approve the variance. Jim Galgano seconded. It was unanimous. Other Topics: The minutes from April 27,2000 meeting were not available. They will be reviewed at the next meeting. i Eliot Martone made a motion to adjourn. It was unanimous. Adjourned at 8:32 p.m. to next meeting. Zoning Board Meeting, April 27,2000 -$j£ « i*& J - ^ i , BSWifeSB A« iixalj-ia ^~Sft^*TA«-J%»*^#^^^^ � 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-2000 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/. 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