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                  <text>VILLAGE OF SLEEPY HOLLOW
WATERFRONT ADVISORY COMMITTEE -APPROVED
September 3, 2003
The meeting was called to order by Richard Weiss, Chair at 8:04 p.m. The Chair noted
that a quorum was present.
Present:

Richard Weiss, Chairman
Terence McGlynn
Ralph Gunderman
Doug Maass
Donald Stever
Karin Adir
George Lence

Absent:

None

Also Present: Angie Kahn (Saccardi &amp; Schiff/Village Planner)
Dave Smith (Saccardi &amp; Schiff/Village Planner)
Anthony DelVecchio (Recording Secretary)
Announcements:
None.
Agenda:
1) Minutes of January 2003 and June 2003 meetings
2) Ichabod’s Landing
3) Other business

1) Minutes of January 2003 and June 2003 meetings The minutes from the January 2003 meeting were reviewed. The following corrections
were noted:
On page 6, change:
“The Chair stated that this would apply to applicant effecting specific LWRP policies
only.”
To read:
“The Chair stated that this would apply to applicant affecting specific LWRP policies
only.”
Doug Maass made a motion to approve the minutes as amended. Karin Adir seconded. It
was unanimous (6-0) (Gunderman absent).

�The minutes from June 2003 meeting were reviewed. The following corrections were
noted:
On page 3, change:
“The Chair stated that new homes are now under Waterfront Advisory Committee
jurisdiction.”
To read:
“The Chair stated that new homes impacting specific LWRP policies are now under
Waterfront Advisory Committee jurisdiction.”

On page 5, change:
“He stated that a request should be sent to his attention at Village Hall if interested.”
To read:
“He stated that a request should be sent to George Tanner’s attention at Village Hall if
interested.”
Don Stever made a motion to approve the minutes as amended. Karin Adir seconded. It
was unanimous (6-0) (Gunderman absent).

2) Ichabod’s Landing Bruce Lozito is representing this application along with Adam Wekstein.
Bruce Lozito summarized some of the major changes from the October 2002 Waterfront
Advisory Committee meeting. He stated that changes were made to the proposed project
based on input received from the Village Trustees.
Bruce Lozito summarized the previous comments raised by the Waterfront Advisory
Committee and summarized the original proposal. Some of the changes mentioned were
concerning the reduction from 50 dwelling units to 44 units. He also stated that some of
the retail units were eliminated.
Bruce Lozito compared the architectural features between the original and revised
proposals. He spoke about revisions to the access into “Horan’s Landing”. He also
spoke about the compatibility to the GM site and the views from Beekman Avenue.

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�Ralph Gunderman asked about the number of 2-bedroom units and 3-bedroom units in
both proposals.
Bruce Lozito responded that the original proposal included 42 (forty-two) 2-bedroom
units and 8 (eight) 3-bedroom units. The revised proposal includes 30 (thirty) 2-bedroom
units and 14 (fourteen) 3-bedroom units.
The Chair asked about the parking configuration.
Bruce Lozito spoke about the available driveway and garage spaces and courtyard spaces.
The Chair expressed concerns over the proposed garage/driveway parking uses.
Doug Maass stated that he was impressed with the proposal. He stated that Policy 2A
refers to access from a vessel. He stated that appropriate cleats and bollards should be
added for additional support.
Karin Adir stated that the proposal did not include trees on the esplanade.
Bruce Lozito responded that the trees would be reviewed during the site plan approval
process.
The Chair stated that he is still concerned with the block effect of buildings from
Beekman Avenue. He encouraged the applicant to break-up the façade.
There was an open discussion on whether or not a consistency finding could be given
tonight. It was decided that a consistency determination could be given at this meeting.
The following policies were reviewed:
Policy 1
Policy 1 (h)
Policy 1 (j)
Policy 2
Policy 2 (a)
Policy 5
Policy 5 (a)
Policy 7
Policy 7 (d)
Policy 11
Policy 13 (a)
Policy 13 (b)
Policy 14
Policy 16 (a)
Policy 16 (b)
Policy 17
Policy 18
Policy 19
Policy 19 (c)
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�Policy 19 (e)
Policy 20
Policy 20 (a)
Policy 21
Policy 22
Policy 25 (a)
Policy 25 (b)
Policy 30
Policy 33
Policy 37
It was unanimously agreed that the application complies with all of the above policies.
3) Other Business The Waterfront Advisory Committee reviewed the landscaping plan for the development.
The Committee was concerned with the removal of the existing buffer on County House
Road. The Committee agreed that there are considerable discrepancies between the site
plan and the actual work being performed. The Committee will submit a letter to the
Planning Board to enforce the approved site plan.

Doug Maass made a motion to adjourn. Ralph Gunderman seconded. It was unanimous
(7-0).

Adjourned at 9:51 PM.

Respectfully Submitted,

Anthony DelVecchio

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