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                  <text>VILLAGE OF SLEEPY HOLLOW
ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW BOARD MEETING -APPROVED
October 28, 2009
The meeting was called to order by David Pysh, Chairman at 8:05pm. The Chair noted
that a quorum was present.
Present:

David Pysh, Chairman
Ana Maria McGinnis
Pat Piereson
Carter Sackman

Absent:

Sandra Tripp

Also Present: Anthony DelVecchio (Recording Secretary)
Sean McCarthy (Village Building Department)

Announcements:
None.

Agenda:
1) Phelps Memorial Hospital
701 North Broadway
2) Mahopac National Bank
49 Beekman Avenue
3) Clayton
91 New Broadway
4) Sean McGuigan
36 Fremont Road
5) Minutes June, July and September 2009

New sign
Accessible Ramp
New fence
Addition and Alterations

1) Phelps Memorial Hospital

New Sign -

701 North Broadway

This is a continuation from previous meetings.
Kerry Pisano is a Vice President at Phelps Hospital. He is representing this application along with
planner, Donna Maiello.
Kerry Pisano stated that the Medical Center has revised the proposed sign to reflect many of the
Boards comments. He reviewed the changes for the record. The changes included reducing the size
of the sign and adding “Emergency Room” to the sign.
Donna Maiello presented the landscape plan to the Board.
Carter Sackman asked about the material for the cap.
Kerry Pisano responded that he did not know.
Carter Sackman asked about the slope in front of the sign.

�Kerry Pisano responded that the graphics are making it appear sloped.
The Chair opened the public hearing.
Since there were no public comments, the public hearing was closed.
The Chair asked if there is any concern about light pollution.
Kerry Pisano responded that the existing sign is back-lit and there are no issues.
The Chair stated that the revised plan is a big improvement from the previous versions.
The Chair made a motion to approve the application as submitted with the condition that
the cornice and base piece consist of pre-cast concrete or stone. Ana Maria McGinnis
seconded. It was unanimous (4-0).

2) Mahopac National Bank

49 Beekman Avenue

Accessible ramo -

This is a continuation from the previous meeting.
Robinson Morel is representing this application on behalf of the bank.
Robinson Morel provided a new sketch showing the proposed revisions. He stated that the proposed
changes will allow a handicapped accessible entrance.
Pat Piereson stated that the comments from the Board’s last meeting suggested that the proposed
ramp be modified to be symmetrical with the entrance.
Sean McCarthy stated that since the proposed changes encroach onto Village property, approval is
needed from the Village Trustees. He stated that the minimum sidewalk distance must be
maintained. He stated that a survey will be submitted prior to getting a building permit.
The Chair stated that all the dimensions should be noted on the submitted plans so that the Board can
better understand the impacts. He stated that the front railing should not be installed on this
building.
Pat Piereson stated that there is another entrance on N. Washington Street.
Robinson Morel stated that there are 2 steps at the side entrance. He also stated that there is not
sufficient distance to install the ramp. He stated that the side door is planned to be removed.
The Chair asked if the interior of the bank was being renovated.
Robinson Morel responded yes. He stated that the same design professionals are designing the
interior renovations.
Carter Sackman stated that a chair lift could be installed to accomplish the same goals.
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�The Chair made a motion to continue this application to the next meeting. He stated that the
applicant needs to evaluate options and return with the results.
Sean McCarthy suggested that the entrance door be lowered to grade and install a chair lift in the
lobby.
Carter Sackman stated that he would not be in favor of a ramp in the front entrance.
The Chair stated that the applicant should evaluate all options.
This was adjourned to the next meeting.

3) Matt &amp; Christine Clayton

91 New Broadway

New fence -

Matt Clayton is the owner and is representing this application.
The Chair asked if the returns were received.
Sean McCarthy responded yes.
Matt Clayton stated that the proposed application will install a fence to protect their small children.
He stated that the existing fence is an old chain link fence. He stated that the chain link fence will
also be replaced. He stated that he is concerned with the safety of his children.
Matt Clayton reviewed the location of the 3-foot, 4-foot and 5-foot fence sections.
Ana Maria McGinnis asked if a variance is needed.
Sean McCarthy stated that the owners are replacing an existing fence so it is permitted.
The Chair stated that he was concerned with pressure-treated posts.
Sean McCarthy stated that the contractor is proposing white cedar posts.
The Chair opened the public hearing.
Since there were no public comments, the Chair closed the public hearing.
There was an open discussion on the type of wood to be used for the fence.
Pat Piereson made a motion to approve the application as submitted with the recommendation to
stain the fence white. Carter Sackman seconded. It was unanimous (4-0).

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�4) Sean McGuigan

36 Fremont Rd

Addition and alteration -

Michael Piccirillo is the project architect and is presenting this application on behalf of the applicant.
The Chair asked if the returns were received.
Sean McCarthy responded yes.
Michael Piccirillo stated that the proposed changes include realigning the roof to create a more
symmetrical roof. He stated that the portico is also being altered to center it to the house. He stated
that the roof alteration will include a cupola to provide some natural light to the upstairs hallway.
There was an open discussion on the windows.
Michael Piccirillo stated that the bow window was relocated to align the window with the
roofline.
The Chair opened the public hearing.
Since was no public present, the Chair closed the public hearing.
Carter Sackman made a motion to approve the application as submitted. The Chair seconded. It was
unanimous (4-0).

5) Minutes
The minutes for the June 2009 meeting were reviewed.
The Chair made a motion to approve the minutes as submitted. Carter Sackman seconded.
It was unanimous (4-0).
The minutes for the July 2009 meeting were reviewed.
The Chair made a motion to approve the minutes as submitted. Carter Sackman seconded.
It was unanimous (3-0 Pat Piereson abstained).
The minutes for the September 2009 meeting will be reviewed at the next meeting.

Adjourned at 9:12 p.m.

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